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ToyoU1y TO BE EVACUATED IN JUNE.

HANOI, May 1.-The Vfceroy of Yunnan prom
ises complete evacuation Of Tonqun by June General
Negrler has sufficiently recovered from his wound to re-
sumo command which he will do forthwith.
PARIS, May 11-La Franz states that China mas re-
solved TO dethrone King NorOdom and to arrest num-
her of Mapdarins at Hue because of the persistent CON
tnuance OF the conspiracy between the Courts OF Aha
and Camboda against the rights and authority Of France
In Cochin China ,,, -,
The committee Of the Chamber Of Deputies which has
been considering the Egyptian financial convention mas
unanimously approved 1t.
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st1E or 1B0RorGHBRED HORSES

LOUISVILLE, May H.. Mcssrs. Bruce ~
Woolward's second annual sale OF thoroughbred horses
took place this morning. Fiity-hvc mead prousn'
sl73G5 an average Of $3IG The best prices were Tor
Rladaman three years old. by Rhadaman, dam Nolane'
bv Vanda TO g. d. Wilson. OF Lexington, for Nl,loo
sara Ron four years old, 10y Machni-t dam Scheit 10y
Imported Australian 10 Colonel William Ga .suH G"onlor'
of 1exngtou for ~ $50; Mary Audcrsou nine years o
by Vcntator. dam Q tecn Of Scots to t. G. AncOy' o'
N.tr-N -N,rt fpr :
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yHJIADrLrHIASs BrYwG GAS SrocR.

PHILADELPHIA, May IL (Spccid).-A Syh"-
cate has purchased controlling Interest In the 81 LOUIS
Gas Company paying *Jlj share for stock whose par
value is $50 THIS syndicate Is composed oi george
shiller Of the First National Bank i \ H. "l"'h'I'
presdcnt Of the Traction Company William J. iAU'
- ,c lizard of Management Of the Pcunsy ylyauia Rail-
road John Wnulnakcr ana j. v Williamson, director =;
ana Henry Lewis. eX-dircctor OF the hia"c'In' au
Frcw a CO.; James : Mason James \. wright OF I'l',
Wright Il Son Frank Mclaughlin, OF IEe I"''S' """
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amman WIN 7RAIy ROBBERY.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May 1.-the work oi
the detectives has resulted in apparently liking the gnt
of the robbery Of the express safe ana the m-
derous assault the and baggage-nascr OH
william Wright whose parents live near lIarrodnburS'
n short distance the OF the robbery wright
was short time ago In the regular army aud was also
cowboy in Texas lie left his home In this county ON
the day OF the robbery. photograph OF Wright. taken
two years ago, sent 10 New Albany, aud Iclci
Weber the bagcagenastcr feels confident that he Is the
man. MrlgIt WIS arrested today In Tern Nautc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
SICK FROM EATING BoLoGyA SAUSAGE.

READING, Penn, May IL (SpeciaD. Albert
Chrstman, living near Allentown, and his WIG
and children, ate quantity Of bologna SAUSAGE
yesterday Last night all except two OF the children
had sparngy, seized with violent rctc'
in the stomach accompanied by intense pain Mrs.
Chrstman aud three OF the children In critical con-
diton and their recovery Is regarded doubtful The
sausage bought ut store near by and found 10
no tain p1
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800 more are on the way The Colombian Guard, which
fought Presan at Colon have also arrived here with
about 100 prisoners, who falsely reported ~
drowned Prestan is besieging Carthagena, and was
ceved IN the rebel camp, which Illuminated Ill HIS
honor with " Viva Prestan :"
WASHINGTON May 1l-Admiral Jouett has lniorhe"
the Navy Department that lie has gone to Carthageha'
which place is still besieged.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, MAY IT.
THE STEAMER LIsCiRD AGROUND.-The British steamer
discard from Bombay for NcwIork, is aground ID the
SueZ Canal at Isuaila-
PRESS CENSORSHIP EGTPT.-Press correspondent ~
snakim are teIceraphng complaints 10 London concern
inc tc arbitrary way in which the military censorshp
over TO newspapers at present exercised
the otrspondents say that they not permitted "
send important news at all
ENTERTAINED BY THE PRINCE or WALEs:-Mr. io".ltt
and other members OF the various legations al'eHou
fLe eyee OF the Prince Of Wales to-day.
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roo MrcH BASEBALL. COWBOTAND TyGERSoLL.
Sr I-n1.ls NM [ lSuecinN.-The prcachers

rcnrescnnc the various religious denominations OF this
,, have called a meeting To protest against the alleged
dc.cration of the sabbath by baseball mines ana thca
cal comraulcs The movement was set ON foot 10y the
discovery that while the aggregate attendance nj the
churches ON SUNDAY not moro than ten thousand
frtv tbnr-,fd p,opc witnessed cowboy exhibition di
thc Fair Grounds. twenty thousand attended various
baseball games twenty thousand spent tl" day ~ Deer
,,lc,s and ny, thousand heard two ccturc' 10y Bob
Inecr-oll The newspapers want the people 10 nave inc
. lac
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BALTIMORE, May 11.-Until a few months
ago the competition between the two gas COMPANIES VI
this city gave to at ~ per looo leet
compromise was effected by which consumers "oio
Obliged to pay advance Of 90 per cent P''u
,stbln a limited time or 20 per cent II aiter tnat
time To-day suit claiming 100000 was entered
the Consolidated Company by W. W. Gibbs Tor services
rendered in efiectins the compromise De1"eo" N ''
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HENRY b. JAMES RESIGNS.

WASHINGTON, May 11.-Henry b. James,
Chief OF the Customs Division OF the treasury Depars
ment has resigned to take effect jane l. Treasury Do
portmept gossip mentions r. b. Sanders the probable
successor OF Mr.. James. e.
Mr. sanders acted as Assistant Chief OF the Customs
Division for number OF years, ana wheh to bu,Ja is
of NayiVation was formed made It's Assistant Chlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
yp,o1PSU IN AN ORPHAN ASYL ON.

PHILADELPHIA, May IL (SpecedD.-Measies
are so prevalent in tho Philadelphia Orpnan Asylum
not tho twentieth anniversary exercises which to
bovo taken place Yesterday have been postponed.
Twelve children out of tweny-six suffering from
the liseaRe.
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MEMBERS OF THE BUzzARD FAMILY ARRESTED

LANCASTER Penn, May 11.-Mart and John
Buzzard Matthias Houek, Jacob Marshal. Isaac Wimm'
Levi and David Peters Henderson Marshal and jacob
Armstrong the last four coored, all residents OF the
Welsh Mounts were arrested to-day charged VIII
harboring Abe" Buzzard and secreting him fron tnS
officers OF the law. They were brought 70 ths CITY N
cnmmIftod 70 prison In defant OF 800 ball
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nAyGsrER ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE.

WASHINGTON, May 11.ALangster, the muir
derer OF Police Officer Fowler, who is to be hanged In
this city on Friday made desperate attempt to escape
from Jail to-day. He was taking exercise In the encos
ue set apart for that purpose which is separated rom
the central court OF the jail BY iron fence aud when
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TILE RrRLAL OF INDIoENr UYIoy SOLDIERS.

TVE BTRTAI OF Nv UIUL'I Vt'IV+' E'7'1'7''''
PITrsBURG May II (SpeciaD.-A meeting OF
the Union soldiers of Allegheny County was held to-
ont IN consider the Governors veto OF the bill proyid-
inc for the proper burial of INDECENT soldiers resolu-
non was adopted requesting the senators anu kepre
sentatiyes this county To vote Tor the D hot"IVn
standing the Governors objections
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TRIAL OF CUNNINGHAM AND BURTON

LONDON, May 1.-THE trial of Cunningham
and Burton for alleged completely in the dynamite out
RACES at Westminster Hall and the Tower Of London,
was begun this morning Little public interest is mani
tested in the trial The prosecution is conducted by Sir
Henry James, @. e., Attorney-General, and Sir Farar
Herschel O. c.. Solicitor General assisted by Messrs
Pollard, Poland and Wright In addition to Messrs
Quiia and Meaney for the defence, Frederick Little
appears special counsel for Burton ana Messs RICH
ards and Henry W. Duke for Cunningham Attorney
eneral James opened the case for the prosecution He
stated that they expected prove that Cunningham was
guilty OF causing the explosion at the Tower Oh Loa0n
Victoria Railway Station. The trial was adourneo un-
81 omorrow. The evidence submitted to-day was onIy
repetition OF the testimony at the preliminary tria
Judge Hawkins granted permission TO Messrs. lAtIo
of the prison refused TO allow them hold conference
unless the warders present The counsel nnding
their protests In vain, retired but VIII complain 10
she court tomorrow
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npTTIsH AGENT AT HERAT.

LONDON, May 1.-THE Ameer OF Afghanls-
tan has agreed 10 allow British agent to 1--we at Herat
In the handing arran cement with Russia Earl Granville
maintains the right of England to hold exclusive rea-
tons with the AIneer who will communicate WIN lot
eign Powers through the Indian Government
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THE WAR ON SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS.

IHILADFITIIIA lIdJ II NNPtVFUFI' I'D 0''0I'I
at the beginning OF summer the has begun against
the outdoor amusements OF the poorer classes Every
effort made TO close the gardens Sunday ana IL Is
not vet known whether they Will be allowed the
park concerts which successful last year on
hat day
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oONEY ISLAND BOOKSELLERS MUST SUFFER
PoUGHKEEpsIE, May 11.-At the General
Term to-day in the of the Coney lslahd poor
sellers conviction by the Court OF Sessions Is "'ou
The case OF Paul Bauer was argued
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officer woodward opened gate in the fence 10 pas puso
through the prisoner suddenly attacked ana and
cred the guarI on the inside. struck WoOdwatu i 1
forced his way into the central court lie was q"oN'
secured however, and hurried back into his CELL
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THE FIRE RECORD.
SURPRISING FLAMES IN A coLLTERY-

SUPPKFSSINH FIANF9o ~ II Witt =,
GIRARDvILLE, Penn, May 11.-Work at tne
Preston, No 8 colliery resumed this morning. in
fire in the gangway is still burning. but that part Vi
mine has been closed thus enabling the miners 10 Woh
IN the east and west sides. The water Is stu ruh.d
and IL is believed that the fire will soon be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
PATRICK FITzP1TRICK'S ESTATE.

PHILADELPHIA, May IL (SpecidD.-An inven-
~ lod to-day OF the estate OF Patrick Fitzpatrick faith
crnlaw OF W. " McGrath, shows personal property OF
uu-
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A HANDSOME PRICE FOR A BOOK.

LONDON, May 12.-Quaritch has bought Le'
fevres Recuye Of Historycs of Troyc" the first boob
printed in English for R1s2o. The same COPY was sold
Ia 1856 for eight guineas.
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A coAI, MINE BURNING FIERCEL

PITTsBURG, May 11.-Ihe Hampton Co"i
Mine at Williamsburg Penn, eight miles east OF TINS ciy
caught fire tonight aud is burning fcrcey nu'hoe,
of miners were at work when the fire broke out oaI az az
escapcd unnured The mine Is one OF the largest i ' %
district and as 1t will have be flooded the loss VIII pc
haa
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PRICE THREE CENTS!
SCHEMING TO BEAT LOGAN.
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS SEEKING DELAY.
SOMETHING NEW AND STARTLING PROMISED FoB


TODAY
CHICAGO, May IL (speciaD.-The Democrats
having induced Mr. Leeper the beaten candidate for tho
House in the XXXIyth District, TO Mr. weavers
seat, the points he viii make that the judges Of tho
election failed to comply with the Registry law. and that
the polls at OF the voting places opened later
aud closed earlier than required by the election law
Good lawyers the opinion that successful con-
test not lie made these technlcaties that II tho
judges of election failed to comply with the strict letter
of the law they are aenahle to punishment under tho
law but that the OF the district cannot ba dis
frauchlsed. or have their ballots declared null and
void, because of the fault Of the elec-
tion judges. The fact is the Democratic
managers do not seriously expect to invalidate Mr..
Weavers election, but hope to keep him out Of his seat
long enough to give them opportunity for further manp
uatOn hoping by hook or by crook TO elect Democrat
TO succeed General Logan.
There Is an impression at Springfield that new ana
startling Democratic scheme Is about TO be developed In
connection with their Senatorial canvass and the fact
summoned to appear without fail at a Democratic
caucus proposed for tomorrow night gives color to tho
flying nmOrs that the party Is preparing for hercu-
lean effort of kind The Republicans have likewise
summoned all their party members, and considerable
interest attaches to the fight which may occur to-
morrow.
CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE" OF THE LEADERS.
WASHINGTON, May IL (SpeciaD.-"It is
to-day, speaking Of the return of Republican TO tho
Illinois Legislature from Democratic district 1t Is
criminal. There ought to be some law by which the
Democratic party in that district could DO
punished for criminal negligence. Yes, think that
General Logan will be elected to the Senate. There are
of his party opposed to him but the outcome
will be his return to the Senate.
by the way, this is the second time
that such a thing has occurred in that
District, Sprngers district 1t about thirtyhyo
years The Democrats had the fun that time. They
gave out that they would make contest. The wings
let things slide along On the OF the election tno
Democrats sprung ticket, and, having caught tho
Wings napping defeated them But the Democrats dd
not get their senator. Lyman Trunbul was chosen,
he going in as an Independent candidate"
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CLOSING THE COKE OVENS.

PIrTsBuRG, Penn, May 11.-Ten per cent OF
the coke ovens controlled by the Connelsyle syndicate
were closed down to-day account OF the depression IN
the trade.
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nRoKNING HERSELF IN A CANAL.

PHILLIPsBURG. N. j., May 11.-Mrs. James
,,,,onhero of New village Warren County, committed
aeids his mornlng by drowning in the MOTHS canal
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GENERAL SHERIDAN'S HORSES RUNNING IVA l..
Los ANGELES, CAL, May l1.-Whic General
Sheridan and his wife, who arrived here yesterday were
ont driving to-day their horses ran away The carriage
WAS upset and both thrown OUT but although con-
siderahly shaken up, they were not seriously iufA
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WIDOW FOR SEVEYTY-FIVE YEARS

PITTsFIELD, Mass, May II.-Mrs. EIIzaDetl
Granger who has been widow seventy five years. cell
ebrated her onehundredh birthday anniversary on sat
urday She WAS born in Northampton but renloVeo u
this place In 1903. She has three children
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O 4nnI1rpn TO RAIL.

RULERS ADMITTED TO BAIL.
PorrsvnLE, Penn, May IL (Spec'aD.-m III
tam ppllAra, who, on April ~ ~ Mahanoy WI -N'
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THE INsURRECTIoN IN THE NORTHWEST

OTTAWA, May lin the House OF Commons
this afternoon Sir John a. Macdonald said that the
Government knew nothing more about the engagement
with Res troops near Batouche Saturday than "ha
had already appeared in the papers lie also stated Una"
no correspondence had been held with the lmperli
Government with a view to mediation with the rebels
ST. PAUL, May lin an interview last night' Johh
McLane Of Bismarck, who has just returned from VIII
nipeg, said: "The Government has advices mat men
from Chicago New-York and Boston are with lNcl ana
that a master mind. Riels is directing the move
mcnts OF the halfbreeds. Old timers regard General
Mddetons success BatOuchc absolutely necessary
to prevent the Indians from uprising en- massc. sup
plies are short and about all mu 81 come from s sac Oh
The line North Dakota is now drained OF horses nay
oats etc IL is believed there are about l,ooO hai
breeds in the field G000 Indians ready to take tue war
nath, and only 900 troops to oppose them -,
TORONTO. May ll.-Thc GiObfS dispatch says: ihc
Princess Iouises Northwest Committee issued Their hs
appcal to the public for subscriptions to-day ApouI
81 600 were promised to-day. The utmost dsmtch pos
sible will be shown In sending surgeons ana materas'
MONTREAL May IL tSpccidb.-The Montreal Garrison
Artillery started this afternoon for the front Inc
brigade numbers 3Ol men. under the command ol or
one Oswald and will remain at winnipeg lot garrison
duty The Stock Exchange, OF which COonel OsWau i
one of the prominent members adjourned toallOW thc
members TO lid goodbye and GOdspced to their com
rade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
VITO oF TIE AUTHORIZATION BILL ITEMS

VETO or LIE AIIIOl MAIN ''''''
ALBANY, May IA question being raised
to the validity OF the Governors veto Of certain Items
u the Appropriation bill transmitted to the Assembly
last Friday Governor Hill says that his objections 10
the appropriation for The Adirondack survey the state
we're disapproycd are without any doubt effective
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12

OUT IN TWO BY A TRAIN OF CARS
PoTTsvILLE, Penn, May IL (Specdo'-" ME
attempting TO get moving coal tram t9-uay 'vn %
Riey a railroad aborer whose home ID at AiD"h9' W."
run over and cut in two.
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SIX PRISONERS BREAK JAIL
MILAN, Penn, May IL (SpeciaD.-Six pnson-
ers escaped from the Towanda jail to-day
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PREsTAN, THE REBEL. BEsIEGING cARTHAGENA.
PANAMA, via Galveston, May 11.-Fjve hun
drcd arrived from Buenayentura yesterday ana
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VIEWS OF TIE COLOMBIAN MINISTER.


TuE CONDUCT OF The GOVERNMENT.
Senior Becerra, Minister Resident at WASH
incton from the United States of Colombia. gave
an interview to a TRIBUNE reporter at tho victoria
Hotel on Saturday evening, and in answer to an inquiry
about the condition Of affairs i'll that soihe"h"'
tempestuous country, said: "The constitutions gov
ernment Of which DR.. Nuncz is the President Is no"
firmly established in seven OF the nine states th
seven States which acknowledge his authority arc wy
most pOpulous and wealthy ones. Inc Two otatSs III
which revolution is still going on are Bovla al ,heso
dalena on tho Atlantic Coast. The interior Ol t
States Is peaceful, but the coast lncudlg INC
nal towns of Baranquilla and Santa Martin, is IN
hands Of revOutonsts am In constant receipt CI
grams from the President and members OF hls Capet
and can nredct speedy overthrow OF the remnant o
the revolution. General Camargo, the prlnclpal anu
ablest leader OF the revolution has led 10
and is without troops, arms or influence iho ,ha
affair has ended III the complete restoration OF the
Government. The commanding Ohicer az Ihhaiha;
Colonel Reyes is wealthy merchant OF the State oi
Cauca an honest strong, capable ana hgAly IespeoLS
man. whose presence there will certainly Dflhg orueI
and neace He was recently received with hOnor NJ h
Brazilian Court, where he had become known throTE NJ u
his explorations of the interior OF South Amerlc
revolution started in political scnenlhg
rapidy into plage robbery and destruction IKE thaU
encouraged by Prestan and Ruiz at Colon. -, ,
''What has become Of the followers OF the re'olu-
zionist Z" .--.... %
Those who escaped have possession OF steamers OF
the old canal company and plying along Tue cost
as pirates There is work for this Government wnich
would be gratefully received by ours, III III! olu.
would like TO American ships In those WateTS "p
prehend and deal with these pirates 1hey cOul1 40
Without question. under Section 5,3|o OF tue heNscu
Statutes OF the United States - o,--..o... ~.
"Has the action OF the United States Government aI
Panama been satisfactory to yours o-
AZ think the conduct OF the United states 1oVcrn
ment has been right in every respect While all the le
hers of this Government deserve comInendaonI nave
special motives for being gratned WIN lnc COURSE VI
Mr. Bayarl in the management Of this affair
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ALL SORTS.

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oo0 ~ nar W. oa a and in oGiiticn rooi-
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CoI,fornio nonors s+o,o ,bo+ rohr ~
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Inc committee whloh mas Just gwen
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neIu 81 sss,on III VI 90 eoJ". ~ u"s e",
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1T SUING
About 'O,OOC people visit the white
Mountains during the summer ana iall'
0Oe souis nj one time Tie quests aver
AGE n stav OF two weeks.
M, ,.Ia H. 49,. 40 nominate
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Pai'"'e"' '""n """ y, -D
street cars In New YORK, Albany ana
Washington are TO be moved by com
pressed air; The ar chambers are under
the cars, Wnlch can De run NJ the rate oil
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China decorations and material for wax
flowers In large assortment. Mr..
Mueller receives direct from factories
large shipments of paints, oils and other
material In that line, as well as window
glass. and fine domestic and imported
decorative wall paper are specialties In
his establishment l2-l3-ly
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-29

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