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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
CRIMES AND CAsUALrIES-BY TELEGRAPH
THREE BRoTHERs WHO MADE MO,

THREE BROTHERS WHO MADE MONEY.
sCoTTDALE, Penn. June 25.-Threo brothers hameu
Wolf arrested here yesterday charged Win oou,
terfctng. When arrested thsy had large amount VI
spurious money In their possession.
THE FIVE ITALIAN MURDERERS
CHICAGO, June 25.-Three days have been consuneu
charged with the murder OF their couatryman Carso'
ARSENIC IN THE BAKING POWDER. ..
PLYMOUTH, Wis, June 25The family OF John DuIst'
living about two miles north OF this CITY, Wero "oi
dentally poisoned by eating cake in which arsenS h
been used for baking powder twoiyear-od ohiuu0u'
and thee others are In a critical condition
TWO MEN KILLED BY FREIGHT TRAIN
GALEsBURG, ILL.,, June 2J.-While Edward NOLAN anu
James Rogers, OF Peoria, were watching passcnse..
train, they knocked down and killed Dy Iefn.
train which being switched upon the track on "hi'h
they were standing.
REsPIrED ON THE EVE OF HANdiNG. 49,,
RALEIGH, N. G., June 25.-Goyernor Scales :, nus nus
respied Eaton Mills tho negro who was 10 nave oss
hanged tomorrow at Halifax. Evidence prouuccoiS 10
regarded rs favorable for Mills.
SEVEN FIENDS LYNCHED IN ALL 49,.
palestine, Tex, June 25.-A report mere says 'nas
two more negroes charged with being engageu III 'no
murder and rape OF Mrs. HAZEL. near Eknart, nave
been captured and iynched In Houston County, haAns
seven who have been thus disposed OF.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF BRIDEGkooAM, Mp.s
DETROIT, Mch June 25.--A dispatch rom f III.
Mich says Samuel 8. Bacon, lawyer OF thi' a,,g,
attempted suicide by shooting this morning. SMhsns M
hopes are entertained OF Ma recovery ne A"~ WV
married only forty-sight houra
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MISSING THE BRIDEGROOM.

PHILLIPsBURG, N. j., June 25. (SpecidD.--
Two weeks ago invitations issued for the wedding
Of Miss sae willdoner daughter OF Jacob wdoner and
Russell Crawford, Of Chandam. Penn the date being
o'clock this afternoon. Crawford represented himself
the Of real estate here and elsewhere and the
match we'll thought Of by the family. Recently.
however, arose as to Crawfords character and
his identity with Jacob T. Crawford, OF Chaindan who
accused Of forgery. Mss wildoner insisted thae
the rumors were incorrect She would not listen to a.
sertions her deceiviRg her. The house
trimmed and decorated, the extra quantity OF pro-
visions fer the wedding dinner secured The bride
rayed herself. the minister came guests arrived run
NewYork Easton, Newark and other places and all that
needed was the bridegroom he did not appear aud
has not been heard Of
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CITY OF TOXIC STRANDED At YoKoHAMA.
PART OF HER CARGO SAID TO BE JETrTsoNED-DE-


PART OF HER CARGO SAID TO BE- JtTrIsoNED-DE-
sCRIPrION OF THE VESSEL
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company received
information yesterday OF the strandng OF the City OF
Toxic on the mud flats the entrance to tho Harbor OF
Yokohama It thought that she would be pulled
OF at high 1t was reported that she was leaking
and that part OF her had been Jetiisoned The
steamer sailed from San Francisco for Hong Kong on
June q she had board 262 passengers including
fourteen In the cabin. Most OF them we're returning
Cinnamon The City OF Toxic was built by John Roach
In 1874, at Chester, Penn. She Is schooner rigged
built of ron 423 feet long with AZ feet breadth OF beam
and 27 feet inches depth Of hold. Her commander Is
Commodore jefferson Maury.
An official the company said that their vessels were
not insured any insurance company hut in an nsur-
ance fund OF their own. deposit OF $4,000 is made
with the Union Trust Company every month for insuI
auce purposes.
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TIE OSGOOD MURDERERS HELD FOR TRIAL
GRrFNyILLF. Ohio. juno % lSpociaD.

preliminary examination OF Isaac Mcdord, Job Gosec
wyant Mills and Dr. Aaron GIeen' accused OF being the
leaders in the murder OF a negro aud his wife at Ossood
u this county, ON he night OF Juno H. has been con-
cuded. The testimony strong. especially against
Green and Goslce The evidence showed that the
colored man aud his wife hunted around town aud
shot at ~ II they were wild beasts for hour or MORE
before the finally killed. No one tried to de-
fend them except W. = Williams the plucky little rail-
road agent at Osgood The Mayor rcmanded Green n
Gosee to jail charge OF murder ini the first degree
Medford was admitted bail In the sum OF $4,000 and
Wyant Mills 80. 600. Now that the law has nteriercd
Osgood men aro nnding thelr courage. one OF them
said last night "f these are turned loose. By -
we will give them a taste Of Cincinnati riot"
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ruosr y,reHrY CADETS PUNISHED.

ANNAPOLIS, June 25.-The investigation OF
the onduet OF some Of the naval cadets OF the second
class on June IL when steamer brought sunday
school excursion here from Baltimore discosed the fact
that some of the cadets oged the young women with
pieces OF glass; hailed others with Amt she daisy
a lady and gentleman arm in arm, with "They ought 70
be chained together; others with "flpe inc sues,
This last ia n nautical expression used when some digni
tarv comes aboard ship There no kissing OF hands
or winkng. The offenders given dement's and the
cadets excluded from the wharf when excursion boats
orrlv
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INTEREST IN TIE COLLECTORSHIP.
GOSSIP ABOUT VARIOUS CANDIDATEs-coNFER-
ENCEs AT WASHINGTON.

GOSSIP ABOUT VARIOUS CANDIDATES-CoNFER-
ENCEs AT WASHINGTON.
The visit of Habert o.. Thompson, Mayor
Grace John L. Develn and ex-Mayor Cooper to Wash
ngto set everyone talking yesterday about the Col
ectorshp. There was report at the Custom House In
the morning that General II. w. Slocum had been ap-
pointed but proved to be without foundation
Many Inquiries made during the day as to Edward
L. Hedden who is reported to have been recommended
by Messrs. Thompson, Cooper and Deyelin He Is
partner in Wetmore Cryder Co., of No. 70 south-st
II IA said that Mr. Cleveland has told Mr.. Thompson
that he will defer TO his wishes In the seec-
ton OF Collector, provided satisfactory can
dIdata from among the business men OF the city
IA presented. The County Democracy followers
OF Thompson confident that they will have warm
friend at the head the Custom House, whosoever the
man may be. Augustus Schoonmakers friends say that
he is sure get Coectorshp "because t is just his
luck" Democrat who favors William f. Smith said
AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening: Those fellows
I'm Washington confer at the White House and con-
fer al the Treasury home and confer hut when
they get through Mr. Cleveland will make his own sclec-
ton. Manning and whitney are not interfering as re-
ported They nave not even suggested any one"
One OF the mentioned in connection with
the Ia that Of General John b. Woodward,
OF Brooklyn. lie Is Independent Democrat and q
srong of Mayor Lows administration He took
part in the Citizens movement In 1851 that led 10 Mr.
Lows nomination. General Woodward has been proni
nenty mentioned nonp partisan candidate Tor Mayor
OF brooklyn the coming campaign IL Is believed that
his appointment to the office OF Collector would be
shrewd way TO clear the political field I'm Brooklyn Mr.
Blacks appointment as Internal Revenue ColectO taxes
MIN ont OF for the nomination for Mayor. and
with General Woodward also out OF the way " Boss"
Mclaughlin could dictate the nomination OF candidate
whom he could completely control. General WOODWARD
is a commission merchant in this city. He formerly
commanded the National Guard OF Brooklyn and belongs
tlaT
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JOTTINGs HERE AND THERE.

TROY, June 25.-The two indictments against
Lorenzo Baker, OF schaghticoke were to-day dismissed
Baker accused OF obtaining under false pretences
$4,000 from the Row. w. H. Meeker with which to buy
shares Of the New-York Central Railroad.
GLovERsvILLE, June 25.-At meeting OF the Fulton
County Republican Committee, held here June %.
resolution was unanimously adopted approving Of tho
plan for the increased IN state Conyeu
lions recommended by senator Miller.
BUFFALO, June 25-The third annual convention Of
the Commercial Travellers Protective Association OF the
United states began In this city to-day Several log
dred delegates are present
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oUgER sCTF FoR TysURIyCE MONEY!.

LEAvENwoRrH, Kan. June 25.-The second
trial OF the OF sae L. HImIn against the New
York Life and other companies TO recover $4,000 life
insurance policy issued to her husband, j. W. Hill
man. in 1879. has closed Tho jury disagreed and has
been discharged. The defence asserted that HInan
and his friends conspred defrud the companies by
numbering one A. Walters and identifying his remains
as those of Hlllman at the coroner's indIest The
sister Of Walters who lives in Fort Ma iison Iowa den
titled the body when 1t exhumed seventeen days
after death. that Of her brother. while Mrs Himan
identified 1t as that of her husband.
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nUp,yD WITH A PILE DRIVER

VIcKsBURG, Miss, June 20 (SpeciaD.-At
Goose Lake. In this State Captain Jackson was building
bridge across the lake. Near the centre OF the bridge
guy rope broke letting the heavy hammer of the pile
driver into the lake As IT fell 1t struck one OF the work.
men. and he disappeared; nor could he be found by
diyino To recover the hammer n cofferdam built
eleven feet of water pumped out and the hammer dug
mn from five feet Of mud. When recovered the lower
prfacc was bloody and the body apparently buried
beneath H. The hammer was put In place and work was
resmmed Search for tho body was abandoned.
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NETWORK POLITICIANS IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, June 20 (SpeciaD. D.-Collector
Robertsons expires Saturday and 1t Ia thought
that his will be appointed before the end OF the
week Mr.. Simmons. the president Of the Stock Ex
change called the White House to-day and paid his
respects to Secretary Manning Mayor Grace was also
at the White House and coseted with the President
for some time Hubert o. Thompson and exMayor
Cooper had long conference with the President yeser
over with Assistant secretary Farchild Thompson,
Grace and Cooper here, is thought not so much
TO prevent Tammany man from slipping in at the
eleYenth hour.
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from the United States. The exports average @-oooo
tons of sugar. besides fruit If Canada will agree 10 re-
ciprocity, jamaica by prohibitory duties on uni'ed
States imports will transfer its American trade 10
Canada II Canada will not agree to this, Jamaica VIII
negotiate for reciprocity with the United States ana VIII
cease all trade relations with Canada. She Will 10 COM
PEELED to do this for scfpreseryaton Negoua.onss
still in progress at Washington. Halifax is more vitay
Interested than any other Canadian port In jamaica s
exports principally OF fish. Last year the
cut largely Into the fsh trade. The Chamber unaI-
mously resolved TO urge the Dominion Government W
enter into reciprocal trade arrangements.
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M wovnpp THE sgA gACKAMAxOy FAILED.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-The revelations
through tho examination OF tho maha8eihcn' VI .no
shackamaIon Bank are astonishing ~ 10 '". 'na'
there will scarcely be $50 900 of the wreck found with
which to meet tho obligations. A statement Is made
that checks were drawn without date, loans made with
out security ana prominent politicians were con,
,In,aIIv favored IL is further said that half dozen
ar.ns nroGteJ NV the bank and tha Its failure due
10 them MANY OF the depostors books nave not been
settled for three years.
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SENATOR VOORHEES, TIES UP THE JURE.

'''~'N'''-'D''
Henry case at Grecnve the jury failed to agree The
jury stood for acqutta and three for conviction
The ease been in progress two weeks. ana has at
tracted widespread attention Senator Voorhees, OF
Indiana the leading counsel for the defence Captain
f. Johnson, formerly Of Indiana. was arraigned Tor
killing Major Edwin Henry in Greene County. In this
state on September 23 1884 Henry seduced JohnsOns
wife more than year before.
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NIAGARA PARK BONDS ALLOTTED.

ALBANY N. Y, June 25.-Bids to the amount
of 81 900 were recevedfor tho $1,000 O0o pig pcr
cent Niagara Park bonds. proposals for which were
opened hy the controller to-day There being no bids
above par the controller awarded $4,000 Of the bonds
to the United States Deposit Fund.- 100000 to the Com
School Fund and 5000 900 to tho Canal Debt Sink
ing Fund In order TO provide singing fund moneys 10
purchase the Niagara bonds the controller has sold
large amounts of United states 42 per cent bondsv
which, tho price paid netted the state only 2 per
oanf
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be to the best interest Of the stockholders and workmen
and certainly or the community that the operations OF
the company should be continued even IL &C some loss
Without general revival In business the outlook Tor
the coming not encouraging TO either sockhold-
workmen. In the last year several efforts have
more from the peculiar position OF some OF the mills
than from their Of desre to limit production and
prospect Of any such arrangement being per-
feof al
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DrscouRAG Glya vIEw OF THE IRON BUSINESS

BETHLEHEM, Penn. June 25.-The managers
of tho Bethlehem Iron Company IN their report ut their
last annual meeting say: "As foreshadowed to you In
our last annual report tho ability to manufacture steel
rails ia so much In of the wants OF the country
that tho prices at which they have been SOFA nave NOT
oood ,hs coat of production az is clearly shown by
On. financial report We can immediate relief
from severe and trying competition. unless We are able
70 produce rails siderby cheaper than our compet
tors which Is hardly be expected. We believe IL VIII
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INJURED BY BEING THROWN FROM CARRIA GE.
NNhilo Gnornn L Stone of No. 14R Ieyino-

'7tO1fO' Of ~'0'
ton.ave and his son. riding In Bordenave, Long
Island CITY, Yesterday the horses became frightened at
a blast from locomotive whistle ran away, and smash
ed the carriage against railroad gate Mr stone was
shoulders He did not become unconscious and was
taken hotel where he received medical treatment
and was then taken 20 his home. Though his injuries
are serious not necessarily fatal and unless he
received internal injury he VIII recover Inc son was
unfn
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r1oHryyo AGAINST VIRGINIA COUPONS

RICHMOND, June % (SpeciaD.-Governor
Cameron said to-day that he apprehended no trouble
from coupons forced upon the State Treasury by the
COURTS there 100000 in the Treasury at pres
ent and there bonds held aggregatins sl'oooooo
that be used by next Legislature In December
1t becomes necessary Until that time the Executive
control financial affairs against the rulings OF the
courts
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TWELVE CATTLE THIEVES HANGED.

GAINESVILLE, Tex, June 25.-lDformation
reached here last night OF another hanging OF horse
thieves In Indian Territory After hanging three OF the
gang the officers and posse OF citizens continued on inc
trail and overlook eight moro thieves on Washita
River, all OF whom were hanged. Continuing tneii
search The officers found four more OF the gang on Muu
Creek who suffered the fate.
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NO WHEAT FAILURE IN 1HE FINLAND EMPIRE"

PORTLAND, Ore. June 20 (Spec'aD.-Rep0rts
Of County in sixteen counties OF Eastern Ore
gon and Washington Territory show that the wheat yield
Of the present season will be 125O0000 bushels larger
than the entire estimated wheat yield this year OF Kan
sas woawala County alone has $4,000 acres, yielding
1000 900 bushels Growers are now harvesting
the spring crop which fifty cents bushe Will dis
tribute So 900 in what IS known as the Inland En-
pire great country OF oregon and Washington
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Destruction OF A COFFIN FACTORY.

DESTRUCTION OF a COFFIN FACTORY.
A fire started last night in the enSlne-room
OF the coffin factory OF Morris Clark In Broais~'
Newark large four-story brick building. and spread
,broneh tho entire strncture The building was com
pleely gut Ted an1 all IT, contents destroyed Ih' oSs
j. estimated at $4,000 which s covered by hslfaaeo
in Scw-York aud foreign companies.
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ALARM OF AUSTRIAN BISHOPS.

VIENNA, June 26.-The Catholic bishops Vr
Austria have issued manifesto to the faithful warning
against the increasing scepticsm secret soce',
and the influence Of the antreigious press, which
undermining the Church The bishops follower 'io no
manifesto with memorial asking the Goverhlnen' ID ~
e slae with a view OF protecting the Church from au
Verse Influences The bishops action s almost wtnDu'
precedent and has caused sensation in religious ohe
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
curNcgRUes FRIGHTENING THE F

CHINCHBUGs FRIGHTENING THE FARMERS
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June GA dispatch from Centrails l.
saws The chinchbugs, which played such havoc with
the com crop in this section four years ago are appear
ING i'm some localities and the farmers fear that tho
growing corn will fall prey TO the pests should
the corn crop destroyed there Will be great suffering
next winter"
BRINGING SUITS AGAINST BANKS.
ST. ALBANs VI. June 25.-The Controller OF Currency
has suits be brought against three St. johns
hurry banks the Baxter National Bank, OF Rutland and
the Brandon Bank account OF their failure TO pay
the first part OF the assessment made them stock
holders ia the defunct Vermont National Bank, Of this
f FLOODED BY BURST WATER MAIN.
READING Penn, June 25.The large water main from
the ampden Reservoir burst last night and the houses
in the vicinity for several squares flooded People
who slept lower compelled TO hy for their
lives. Several narrow escapes made from drown
ing The at its highest from hve 10 eight feet
deep. ~ ,,o,
PAW PAW, ILL.,. June 25.-A charivar party who were
"belling" newly-married couple several miles nom
the country Tuesday night were fired upsn by
Arthur Netteton brother OF tho BRIDE and two OF the
rioters Louis White and William Hackmaa, were fatally
wounded
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THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF ATHENS.

ATHENS, June 25.-The Government mas
oro6 tho merican school for classical studies build
ing site contiguous to the English school at Mount
Iycabettus The cost of building and furnishing @ tne
school is estimated at OO0 toward which S3ooo h's
been subscribed.
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A COMPANY WITH LARGE IDEAS.

ALBANY, June 25.-The Union Passengef
Railway and Transfer Company, to continue for 1000
years, Incorporated to-day with a capital Of
Sl1.O0O000. The object is to construct surface rail-
roads In every part of NewYork City.
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s,xrv op THE rTALIA's PAssENGERs LOST.

LIMA, June 25, VIA GALvEsToN.-lhe ne steaih
ship Puno arrived yesterday with hf'y-three
, ,ho ek of the Italia Seventy persons are miss
tho and "a far as kuowD only eight passengers were
saved while only one the was lost The greatest
confusion snsucd Immediately after the vessel struck
The shock strained vessel that the doors OF the
cabins could not be opened thus iuprsonng the pse
r.rs The oapain was not deck at the time OF the
es,dsnt The disaster was due to wrong orders given
by the third officer who has siace of snc
S,saf credit ia bestowed the heroic enorts oi tc
nnrsar to save passengers, The purser's boat was
swamned when the steamer sunk. The passengers VINO
esead 10 land suffered much before they reaehed an
eslaie. where suceor was afforded.
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THE GOVERNMENT REwARDIYG HERoISM

THTEHDETTnTH, VTI7TVrTr7'
Messenger George W. johnson received to-day from
Secretary Manning beautiful gold modal for John r. f.
Uogan awarded to him by the for his heroic
conduct saving thirteen persons from drowning IN tno
Schuykill River In February 1851 Tho mchal VIII po
TO the Young hero at seagrt where he now is
directing Life saving service Hagan Is sshooDoy
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tes,r1sracT1oy OF FRENCH REPUBLICANS.

PARIS, June 25.-The Republican groups
the Extreme Left the Democratic Left and the Union
Repubcan-have agreed to send delegates to reunion
TO try to agree to common electoral platform, the pub
shed programme of the Extreme Left pleasing no sec
ton, but rather tending to dlsunion
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A TELEGRAPH LINE TO BRAZIL.

BUENos AYREs, via Galveston, June Zo.-hr
oshorn the Minister OF tho United States acting In ac
cordance with instructions from Washington has con
cluded contract securing to the Central ana oou'h
American Telegraph Company concession 70 estaohSn
cables between Buenos Ayres and Rio de Jsnero' % hu
The decree been signed by the Presueht
OF the Argentine Republic
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LIQUOR SELLERS KINDLY SUBMITTING.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20 Especially. - The
,ouor sellers have decided not to open their barrooms
on sunday.
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SIXTEEN GASES or FEVER FROM ONE WELL.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25 Especially D.-Members
OF the Plymouth Relief Committee returned to-day
They found Rteen OF fever at Sugar Notch All
tho persons AFT lcted had used water from we'll
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yryr,.1 oppty4Rp 1AYLOR's FATHER.

WILMINGTON, Del, June 25 (SpeciaD.-Joseph
Tayor the father OF Bayard Taylor was buried In Long
wood Cemetery near Kennel. SQUARE Penn. this morn
Ing There were no cerenSSnFsd nS Frsderick ~ 49, -
loo with his SONS Bayard ana freuoioA'
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u.pn p,aurIye LOOKED FOR IN COLOMBO

WASHINGTON, June pa report has been
received at the Navy Department from Admiral Jouet'
announcing the failure by the parties interested W
,n s,s,e an the limited States OF Colombia. He says
that the political differences between the two parties are
Of nature that peaceable settlement Is I'M
possible this time Hostilties are likely to continue
Indefinitely. Government troops are marching on pa
ranquila. The revolutionary leaders are the eaers o
the Liberal party In Colombia. The troubles on the
ishmus. Admiral Jouett thinks. result IRON iocai pun
and from the fact that many depraycd characters
congregate there. He anticipates hard nghtng in
Colombia.
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PARIS. June 25-All accounts received from
onouin show that the ravages OF disease among the
French troops are simply appalling. Three thousand
iuvaded soldiers have been sent home Three hundred
soldiers down with the disease await transportation.
Tho deaths among the troops are iron ni'oe" '""''
daily.
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.DNtRAI. GAIJBER THREATENING TO RESIG

LONDON, June 25.-A dispatch 10 tne Elk,
change Telegraph Company from PARIS says
<,,h Minister Of Marine and the Colonies threatens
10 resign The reason given for the proposed retirement
nf the Admiral is that he differs from the ether mem,
hers of tho Government upon the subject Oh
- In connection with this threatened reslgna
tion of admiral Gaber, rumOr Is current tnt o,ner
i'm ihe Ministry likely soon TO take place'