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New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
COMMENTING ON GLADSTONE
HIS MANIFESTO APPROVED BY LIBERALS.
IRISH isAPPoINTED-PUTTING OFF THE SESSION
or PARLIAMENT

OF PARLIAMENT
LONDON Sept. 1S.-Mr. Gladstones mani
festo ls somewhat disappointing the Liberals while
the Conservatives claim to be greatly pleased at he e
presslons Of the ex-Premier.
Mr. Goschen, speaking at st. Leonards, approved oi
Mr. Gadstone's manifesto The speaker objected 10
vesng local authorities with power to purchase lana
for allotment to laborcrs.
Mr.. Chamberlain. at Inverness, said that MI uiau'
stones manifesto would be welcomed throughout ho
country. It was clear and eloquent exposition OF
Liberal aims.
Parliament has been further prorogued until Decemoer
g. The prorogung Of Parliament caused considerable OK
citcment I'm the clubs here owing TO report thae o
Government intended to postpone the elections sH
Michael Hicks-Bcach and other Ministers. being queS-
toned the subject stated positively that the Govern
mcnt had no such Intention.
DUBLIN. Sept. ls.-That portion Of Mr. Gladstone
manifesto referring Irish affairs received Ia this
city with a feeling Of general disappointment The
ground Is taken by sOme that the expressions OF MT
Gladstone are in harmony with those OF MT CnainOer,
lain. pressed hy the latter recently at Glasgow ana
elsewhere. Others hope for further dcveopmcnt OF
Mr. GadsiOuos ideas in regard to the question OF locai
government In ireland In his future utterances'
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

which were still defanty waved In the air ne hee
scattered in all directions like the Daphne ana
Isis, standing far over toward the Coney lsad snc
others like the two schOoners Gr8ylng ana fortuila
putting out TO each wing to beat the other on ne
The Gcnesta tacked once or twice. gcttlng
far ahead anq to the windward. The Clara plunged anu
staggered along on her lee and the Graclc graouag
worked her way up in between the two cutters no
AthOn dropped almost out OF sight IN the rear anu Dc
mixed up with strange craft that wnen too
sail was seeE flying in the wind people on the teaIs
couldn't tell whether IL the or the cruiser t
had carried away something. Green masses OF water
climbed up to the decks or the yachts ana ran vi
through the souppers they staggered over t.
Jersey shore. There where the cottages or scanaSn
second thirteen and onethrd miles, had pitched secohu
raft overheard. .
The Genesta made short tack 10 the South and
rounded the second stake at 1907 :55 inc yIs HraynIns
and Fortuna turned IL at l9 aud 3:20 0G respectively
The Oracle weatlered IL at 1885 :45. The Ah"n o,Io
flying down from the east and the lsis ana papnho
worked their way over from the neighDofn0ch Oh .o!
Island to do likewise but Neils Olsen cot III hurry vt
his dinner and pulling mp the raft started for nome c
ing the remaining slo0ps to round the ting ana WVuiu
be al right Tho Isis acceded to this ARRANGEMENT u
somewhat mixed up the matter OF the sweepstAAes race
in which the Clara Isis, Athlon aud Daphne Nere III
terestei but the race was given TO tho cara , 80
The third side OF the triangle which was supp9seu
be thirteen and onethir miles from the second turning
bnoy back TO tho Lghtship was al out four miles ne
distance II the Ocean KING had not drifed IRON her
course. would have been only little over three Ihncs
The GeDcsta covered II In 30 minutes ana 10 setobus
coming in a the finish at 3i 10 and beating inc Grdco
20 minutes and % seconds actual time. Snbtracuns
from this the time aO vance rs worked out lUr Cu
minutes 50 seconds The Grayling came in ahead OF
the Fortuna although given time allowance OF HeVer
minutes wnile the third schooner Dauntless gave ~
in despair and straight in without following he
course.
Following the official report of the prepared Ivy
the committee:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

PITTsBURG, Sept. Is Especial. This was the
day axed the hearing Of the arguments ia the New
York. ylvania and Ohio injunction case before the
United States Court but owing to the lack OF an mpor
,ant affidavit Europe and tho absence Of Franklin
b. Gowan the leading counsel IN the case, 1t was de-
cded TO have the arguments in Philadelphia on October
T. The affidavit expected on Sunday II is in the pos.
session OF Robert Garrett, president Of the Baltimore
aud ONO road The court allowed the addition OF two
paragraphs to the plaintiffs bill These assert thati was
no the meaning Of the reorganization scheme that the
mower OF the shareholders should he given TO the trus
tees except for purpose Of cecing the reorganza
ton that such powers not delegated to Messrs
Lewis Bafour and Bates IN perpetuy, but only unIl
stock was issued.
The papers reached the court to-day in new suit by
MclIcnrv aud his friends. I'm Il the Commonwealth ~
nude copldutn, and writ OF quo warianto Is asked
for 10 hnye President Adams and the directors show by
what right hold their offices II appears IN the pa
of that Prince CZartoryskt, who Ia co..
plaintiff with MclIcnry owns $500. 900 OF bonds of tile
company which lie Inherited from hi. mother, queen
Cnristna OF Spain. She widow when she married
Prince Czartoryski and had an immense fortune. Me-
Henry her aud persuaded her to give him $1,000
tn buiid the road.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Sept. Is tSpeciab.-A meeting of
merchants interested the -four was held here yes
erday to discuss the drawbacks which handicap trade
The flour trade OF Montreal compared with that OF
New-YOrk, Boston, Halifax and other cites is hammered
by excessive terminal charges. Almost the
flour arrives charges amounting to nearly ten cents
barrel arc put the Montreal merchant whereas the
foreigner pays nothing. The railways II was urged
should include all charges IN the freight IL decided
to appoint committee TO walt on the railways and try
to obtain relief
QUEBEC Sept lSA storm OF hail Is reported 70 have
fallen at 81. Prime, Lake st. Johns last week The
hasones were large and did damage the
grain and other crops In places the hall was
eral inches deep on the ground
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
YEw ALARMs nrCAusE on CHOLERA.

MARsEILLEs, Sept. 19.-Seven deaths from
cholera occurred here to-day. Considerable excitement
has been caused by the arrival OF transport bringing
French troops from TOHquin Fourteen OF the soldiers
had died from cholera the voyage aud two more
have died since tho arrival OF the vessel here. Many
others down with tho disease.
ToULNn Sept ls.-Thcre were three deaths from
cholera here last night All OF them occurred In the
suburbs.
LONDON, Sept 1S-The officials at Gibraltar have sent
"a strong appeal to the Lord Mayor of London for as
sstauce alleviate tho distress prevailing account or
the cholera
ROM, sept. lS.-At Parma to-day five new cases OF
cholera and fOur deaths from the disease were reported
In the as weutyfonr hours 100 new cases Of cholera
AMI seventy deaths have been reported In Palermo All
alarming crca5c the previous iwcnty.four hours
Tne popular prejudice against doctors aSGravaes the
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
RALLROlD INTEREsTS
CENTRAL PACIFIC AND THE PACIFIC

CENTRAL PACIFIC AND THE PACIFIC NAIL
c. p. Huntington, vIce-presitent OF the Cen
tra Pacific Railroad Company said yesterday that ne
had received letter from the Commissioner OF Rail-
roads Secretary OF the Interior in regard to the
contract between the overland railroads and the Pacific
Mall Steamship Company. " 1 doubt whether shall
ever receive such letter" he said although 1t Is I'M
po siblc to say what may happen in these days The
ailro d companies do not pay subsidy 10 he stea-
ship company they merely engage It's carrying capacity
for which they pay agreed price, They do this Tor
their own advantage, although the steamship company
undoubtedly is largely benefited by H. am sure that
do consider the incidental profit to the Racine
Mail iu making the II Secretary Lamar should
want information on this subject shall be glad 10
furnish g. OF course but he will hardly order to end
the contract"
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

SPENCER, Wis, Sept. 1s.-Firo- yesterday destroyed
stallnow's block aud an adjoining building Loss,
$4,000 Insurance. $1,000
BlDDEroRD, Me-, Sept 1s.-Tho Salvation Army bar
racks at Day miles from hercwere burned last
night. The Insurance the building Is $500. Tho
cause OF the fire Ia unknown.
PgKIs. Ill, Sept 49, Thomas Edds cooperlng cstab-
shment with its contents, burned yesterday Loss,
So 500; insured ia the German-American Insurance
Company, OF New York. for ~ 600 Fire Association OF
Philadelphia $3.50 Dominion, Of Philadelphia. $500.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Sept ls.-Tho south end OF the
Grand Rapids Chair Factory building just north OF the
city was damaged by fire and water TO the extent OF from
81 900 TO 100000 this morning. insurance $4,000
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
THE REV. MIR. sMYrws APPEAL NOT SUSTAINED.

SARATOGA, Sept. IS lNpfcI1O. O.-Attor four
DAYS session. the United PrcsbytcIaa Synod OF New
York brought its annual meeting To close late th.
afternoon The argument ono OF the complaints IN
the case OF the Rev Charles y. sIuyth, OF Ncw-Nork
CITY against the Prcsbytery, occupied the entire day
This Is the case where tho complainant was charged
with contumaclOus insurboriuatiOn, and where tho
Presbytery refused TO grant him appeal. Mr. smylh
has tscnty-nyo complaints, each one cmDrac-
ing as many pont. At y. m. tie
synod voting tho question "shall the
complaint be sustained" voted unanimously In the
tive The result was received with establishment by
Mr. Snyth. He gave formal notice that he would carry
an appeal up Tho Assembly This privilege was granted
him Tho Rev Dr. McAycl aud Samuel Collins, OF New
York CITY. wern appointed committee To answer the
appeal ana defend The synod before tho Assembly. A.
10 compaints Mr. Smyth. appeal not admitted
10y the synod All Of T Syths papers In the case were
r1in In him.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
pREDIcAMENT OF Az EXCURSION PARTY.

MONTGOMERY, Sept. 1S.-The excursion train
from the lair last night at Newburc was so loaded that
It started half hour late II was advertised TO make
connections with other roads but notwithstanding this
when the train arrived at tie Junction OF the Waikiki
Valley for Kingston the train With which t should con-
had gone. and tile Kingston night operator refus
ing orders eXtrt, the passengers bal 10 remain
all night in the cars with no supper farm
house or other habitsiion There wore two loco
motives fired MP standing side track but nobody
could permission 20 draw the five niles even to
the nearest village obtain lOdgngH Tue passengers ad
10 remain without any breakfast until the fst train
north $50. Some of the passengers had teams M
cared for Il along the road. and many OF their
families home sat M all night expecting that some
calamity hal bcflca The train of which they could rc
ceiye no tdiugs the clcgI ph Offices were All closed
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC DIRECTORS.

The vote of the shareholders of the Northern
Pacific Railroad announced yesterday. The whole
number OF ballots was G90G7s while the board was
reelected Mr. aowei fell behind the ticket by l5Ol7s
shares Another scratched 10 the extent or
few hundred shares. bat IL not made public A.
oLu H. Hall Is the other representative OF the oregon
ana TranscOntne tai Company IN the board u ~ grner
ally supposed that he tic one VINO also Ie behlhu
the ticket. -,
election former oicers Robert Harris, Presl-
dent Thomas Odkes, first vice president and general
manager: James Is. Williams, second vice-president;
samuel Wilkeson, secretary aud Robert Lenox Belknap
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
ppocePsS or THE EY8JBIrfOy

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is (SpeciaD.-It is not
unlikely there will be dances In addition TO tho lectures
and concerts the large hall of the annex to the Nov
eletes as the aim Is to make the exhibition popular.
The attendance is in the evening and Satur
days. when the school children visit the exhibition.
There is much interest children among the exhibits
Thesae OF small articles is fair and one firm has already
closed with order for machinery worth 500. It Is
yet early forge sales The displcy OF artists ma
ferialS is fine A great stoDe-crushng macGinc will bo
nut i'm operation in q few days Among the attractive
exhibits nevel designs In umbrellas and rival sys-
tens OF lighting perfected siDce the electric light
mn N tn general use.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
rxposrRE AyD DrArH oX la HupsoN RNER

NEWDURG, Sept. + ISDcclGU.-TW0 young
men, Frank s. Mclaughlin and Andrew McElraib. who
lived at FilAkl came here TO the county fair. At II
o'clock La, igi they attempted 10 return TO tho opro-
site side Of the river n their sma. boat when nearly
across the liver the boat upset by waves from
passing steamer The oars were lost WITH their hands
thcy padded for over hours and nnsy reached
Dennine's Point which Il opposite Duichcss Junction.
on the iidd,Ou River Railroad, aud about two miles
south OF FishkIlL when they reached ah1'lOw water
McEirath walked ashore, pusli.g the boat with
Mclaughlin on 10 10 the beach In thr meantime DE-
plead with Mclaughlin who was wellnieh exhausted.
10 hold fast und they would get nsrlriAuct
McErnth himself. although the strongest
az tho two was har!ly able 10 Climb
m tbt beach and reach the Dcnuug homestead. IL
near 3 o'clock In the morning aud McEinih failed 10
arouse anyone the house. Then he sought the house
OF Mr. Saunders near by and succeeded u getting 90,
people up they Immediately started for the boat bat
when the shore reached 10 WIS iOaad that McIsuch
lin was dead Everything done 10 rrsuscifatr him.
but ~ late. lie was nl out twenty-five years
old McElrth is abOutthe age He recovered
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

HUNTINGDON, Penn. Sept. 8 tSpec,dD.-Tho Hunting
don Car Works, owned by J. g. and Al. G. Blan. were
sold to-day NJ shers sale for $1,000 TO Colonel William
BORIS who purchased for the holders o the hrst mort
gage bonds
BosroS, Sept 1S.-Tbe Mexican Central Railroad
earnings for tho second week In September were
SGl 600 as against $63,s2S for the same period in
1884.
MONTREAL Sept 1S (Specia The traffic returns Of the
Canadian Pacific Railway from September to Septem-
ber H. were $lS000O, while for the corresponding
period in 1884, they only $4,000. showing an
Increase for tho current year OF $t30000 It Is an
nounccd that the railway will be opened fr the carrlase
of freight and passengers to British Col umbia on
October 3,
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
ABATTLE IN MADAGASCAR.

PARIS, Sept. 1S.-Admiral Mot telcgraphed
the Minister OF War from Tamatavc. Madagascar. on
September - that he rcconuoFed the country Sep
tembcr 10. whether tho HOvas we're erect
ing forts at TaaHt IIo led a column OF troops toward
Guesoamaf cnemys light and discovered strong
OF fIOyas .skiiluy cuttcnchcd An engagement
took place ia when the French loss was thrty.thrcr
men wounded. including four officers, aud two men
killed. The troops behaved calamity
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
FOUND GUILTY OF ARSON.

PoTTsvILLE, Penn, Sept. Is (SpeciaD.-In
June July this place the scene OF almost nightly
incendlary fires The method Of the criminal In all
cases was the same. stable in dark alley was set
Oh fire and the fire generally destroyed one or more
dwellings. Charles II. wederhod, member OF the
Fire Department was arrested His trial began on
Monday To-day the jury rendered verdict OF guilty OF
for the attempted arson ana recommended
the prisoner to mercy The maximum punishment for
cnnf "A labor.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
FRENCH DESIGNS on MOROCCO.

BERLIN, Sept. 19.--The German newspapers
today largely occupied In discussing the affairs OF
Morocco aud alleged French nrigues now going on IN
that country The Cologne Gdsete that Mr. Iesta
the Minister from Morocco has been summoned TO
varzin for CONF with Prince Bismarck as to the
meaning OF the nccssant advance OF French troops on
the northwest froptier OF Algeria. indicating novmept
Morocco. This action OF the German Cnancclor, III
taking cOgHKaucc OF tho scheme Of France respecting
Morocco, which. IL carried out. would cause serious
damage to spanish interests spain OF Germany
friendship In tho troubles growing out OF the Carohes
oue
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
RARN RIrRNERs AZ NonK.

GENEVA, n. Y, Sept. Is (SDeciaD.-Two fires
occurred here this morning. The OF DR.. scbbns
was destroyed aud that OF Captain j. L. Lewis burned
down an hour I'm the latter fine horse valued
81 OO0 belonging Stewart Purdy, ofBeona pershed
As the fires occurred after the burning saur-
day night OF u. W. Hollcnbecks barn adjoining DIR.
scbbuss there is doubt incendiatcs work,
and accordingly the village trustees have Issued hand
bills Offering 500 reward for the detection and con-
yiction of the guilty person or persons.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
NEws NorEs FRoM LoNDoY.

LONDON sept. II.
CorInFErr srNTTNCTD-.Iohn Coulbertt. who ar
rested last month the charge of hayllg auctrd for
immoral purposes grl under thirteen years Of age.
was found -uiit to-day and sentenced 10 nfccn months
s,ryitudc. Thss the nrst conviction under tho pTONi
sors OF the Criminal Law Amendment Act.
CorYRIGur REToRN.-Thc artistic and literary con
ference al Bcr.e Switzerland, has closed. The dele
gates .gucd looking to the better protec-
lion uf Literary works.
MIR. PAEsFII--Thc Nationa.ts have decided to nomi-
nate Mr. Puncil Tor Member OF Parliament from the
College Green Division.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
FIGHTING A PRAIRIE FIRE.

AYR, Cass Co.. Dak., Sept. 1S.-A large
prairie fire started this afternoon Maple River five
miles OF here aud spread rapidly taking everything
in its course The whole country out fighting the fire,
which is still spreading One farmer had ninety at
work all OF whom went 10 night the flames, which are
now nearing the town Of Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
ruRNrSe OF AN ORGAN FACTORY.

BosToS, Sept1S CSpeciaD. The Smith Organ
Compauy's nvo-story building corner Of fremont and
Clarendon sts. partly burned tonight. The lire
was discovered shortly before o'clock just after the
watcbinan had made his rounds and the Is
known. The two upper stories burned out and it
several hours before the hremcn queed the nanes,
owing the inham mmabe nature OF the materials. This
factory las been damaged by fire twice before within
about eight year, The loss and Insurance cannot be
"a
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
MORE APACHE MERDERS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1S.-A dispatch from
Santa Fe NJ, to The call says that In the last ten
days the Apaches have murdered six men OF Grant
County, Rancher Brady, OF Pollock, near Elnacho;
Evanisto Abeytia, Mexican. near San Lorenzo; two
OF John Mckenn. on rancho near G,llno Creek;
George Howe, "a wOodchopper. near Gorgetown aud
Mexican sheep herer Lake Valley. They also de-
str0yed Mcknight a keiths rancho houses near Lake
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
AN APpETJzER FOR CHICAGO PEOPLE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S Especial. There was an
illustration to-day of the ingredients OF chicagos drink
ing water j. X. Russell. who has paningmil on the
west side sent to a newspaper office OF the nhab-
ants Of the pipes through which the water is supplied
1t came from fre-plug while tho tank OF street.
sprinkler was being filed It's length nine and one
half inches BREADTH and threequarter inches, and
thickness one inch. One does not grow fond OF BY
gazing Ut cold and limp anatomy, II being BLACK and
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
PARDOyED by THE PRESIDENT

PHILADELPHIA, Sep. Is (SpeciaD.-The at
tenon OF Judge Butler OF the United states Court was
called this morning TO the fact that President Cleveland
had pardoned Captain Nanthanie Percy OF tho ship
Standard who with his two mates sent to prison
Monday for months for brutality to "a seaman. The
udge said that distinction ought 10 DO made between
the three men The captain has been released
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
uER cEYrnRY or LIFE ExDEp RrrnE CARs

PINE GROVE, Penn, Sept Is SpeciaD.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas celebrated her Tooth birthday ami
yersary yesterday. This morning while walking the
railroad she down by coal train at LOrberry
Vile aud instantly killed
OswEOo, NJ Y, sept ls.-Mrs Susan Trumbrill, age
seventy, was struck by engine the Syracuse.
Phenix and Cswego Railroad in the village OF PhGnI,
this morning. and killed.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
EAI1rRE OF A roBAcCO cROP.

LYYCuBURG. Va, Sept. ESPECIAL reports
to the Adrauce just received from the bright tobacco
belts or this state and North Carolina agree with few
cxeepons that tho cropis failure The estimates
from 20 10 40 per cent? less In weight and color The
plant ing drougth IL firing badly aud is being cut to
save from total loss In some districts no ram mas
fnllen for q month or six weeks.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
TO suE 4 DEFA CITING TREASURER.

EAsroN, Sept. Is Especially scandal in
Democratic county management was cnlvened to-day
by the County Commissioners ordering the DistrictAt
torney to proceed against ex-County Treasurer Sidney
Kesser fraud In Office. They also directed their
lctor to collect the indebtedness IL IL established
that Kesscr owed money TO the county and they petit
toned for rule Kessier To show cause why
the the auditor OF his accounts should not Dc
reon ned an settled.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
roB0sGAYlyG IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Spet. 8. CSpeciaD. D.-Professor
L. NJ Taught, Of the University OF Pennsylvania, has
permission OF tho authorities to eract two toboggap
slides, each 500 feet long, In the Park.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

MICHIGAN FOLKS NAVE TO GET UP EARLIER.
DETROIT, Sept. 1S.-Ninety days after the
adjournment OF the State Legislature. the laws enacted
become binding To-day Is the nineteth day and among
the laws in force the ten hour labor law and
enactment making central standard time legal in this
state In accordance with this Michigan clocks have
been turned aud every thng done earlier In the
day-by the clock.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
FaTaLEyPLOsJOy OF FIRgDA

BELLAIRE, Ohio, Sept Is (SpeciaD. DAN ex-
plosion of firedamp In the coal mine OF the Bouwood
and Nail Company this evening, resulted in the
death OF Chris wnicky and John Hahne. Bank Boss
Joseph Holly was so badly burned that he viii prob
ably die. About twenty miners had gone oui but few
minutes before the explosion
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
RANK RODBER SENTENCED.

WARSAW, Sept. 1s.-The special Grand
Jury convened this morning TO consider the case
OF the Aica bond rohbcr found three Bills ono for rob
berry and Two for assault with intent TO kill Cashier
Barross and Postmaster Lorish. He pleaded guilty on
the first charge and Judge Lewis sentenced him 70
twenty years on the first Llli aud the second lie
twenty years of age cooper 10y trade, aud his
home is III williamson, Wayne County.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
FUNERAL OF cor. GEORGE WARD NICHOLS

FUNERAL OF COL. GEORGE WARD NICHOLS
CINCINNATI, Sept 1S.-The funeral of Colo
mel George Ward Nichols late president OF the College OF
Music took place to-day at tho 0dcon, which is that
part OF the college building designated by him for
concerts and other public entertainments. Peter
Rudolph NeG has been elected president Of the eo-
lAUe
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
TIIE ArGnAN FRoNrIER QuEsTION.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1S.-M. Lessar, Tie
special Russian envoy England. has arrived In this
city from London. Tho toroe Trenya In satlrical
clg cosmsutue tho settlement OF the RussoAfgnan
n0ntier question: says TIo protocol is ouy coudi
tot al agreement EHgsh statcsucn won!i do well Ia
regard if smpy as token or the uuah y Of Russian
diplomacy Russia viii contuuc to be guided by what
Sue lhiuks - best for her own Interest,"
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
rrrrJNo From SWISS JUSTICE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S (SpeciaD.-The
Detective Department has received request from the
Swiss Government TO look out for Alexander Waillser
defaultng Government official who supposed to have
sailed from Hamburg for New-York OF Philadelphia.