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New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
FRAGMENTs OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLN Aug. l7.-Mr Pendleton has abandoned.
because OF Illness his proposed visit to kie to meet tue
IJnited States nenof-war kearsarge and Pensacola
Both vessels arc Copenhagen aud ~ result OF
MIR Pendetons inability to 20 TO kio will not 20 thefo
either.
sr. PETERSBURG, Aug. l7.-A portion OF the Russian
fleet " In the ports along the coast OF
Finland length OF no that the harDor AZ
Cronstadt 10 oe-bound.
PARIS Aug I'm. Allain-Targe Minister for the IN,
terur In his address dodicatng the statue OF Genera
Chanzy lie Mans yesterday said that the events & o
1870 carried 10 FreDchmcn the double lesson OF tue
Necessity Of main t,ning military preparations win to
sole view Of assuring tho country OF safety from Tue @
ra defects OF free institutions and OF the necessity OF
Framing from launching the nation into foreign adVeh'
tures.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
pAwiGE ~ 4 BROOKLYN APARTMENT HOUSE.

a Illiit XIII naNlti i''hi*ih '"" ohA'tNN
i,suins from tho GEAR windows the third noor OF the
apartment u house. No 500 Bedfordst brooklyn. al
about $50 n. m. yesterday. An alarm was Mt once
sounded and the nreneu arrived within I've minutes 20
find tho entire building nilcd With dense smoke ana
three women a tho window Of tho top story crying for
holp The smoke drove tho nrenon back when they at
tempted 20 ascend the stairway 30 two ladders were
placed against tho building. and by means OF these
F,rencn David Thomas. Charles BiNhy ana DANIEL
Fr aud Foreman KIRK all Of Truck No . succeeded IN
rescuing Mrs Julia Brown. ace twenty-five, Mrs
Fannie Brown, age thrty-oDc, ana Miss Rosa Brown,
age twenty-five VINO occupied the uppermost Nat Ihey
bad been rrud "a unconscious ny the smoke they >
coverad their senses Ia "a ttir while bat u IL fearri
that tho old woman will not survive the sh0ck.
Tho IRE under control but the building AMI
the two adjoining hOuses aud their contents were Dndy
damaged by water. r. II. Brush i the owner of we
hr row I'm these houses stood and he estimates
his loss az $4,000. IL ls believed 20 be Insured. The
losses OF the nnnes from 5000 N $500 each and
arc for tho most part covered by Insurance Tie pre
was at fst supposed 10 have originated from kerosene
OIL stove which had been left burning In III" apartments
Of Mrs Cunniu gam who vent 20 the country yesterday
morning. She has since returned ana aays that hhe
never owned such AN article
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
LANDSLIDE AND FLOOD IN NEW-HAAfsHhs'

LANDSLIDE AND FLOOD IN SEwHANPsHIRA
PLYMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 17.-ln Waterville'
over thirty miles from here, late Saturday afternoon
,andsude took place on Trpyramid. which was aooas
tbreo rods wide at the top sixty rods at the bottom ana
tnree-fourths OF mile long No
~" u-,,h,n several miles OF where 10
N.'.., This slide with its new track adjoining
,n, -, slide which occurred fifteen years ago. maxes
an Immense score half mile wide .. sa1 & graxs
a,nmense piles OF lumber, brush. boniders anu ~
& into the valley the fields IN iron. " .,,sr
otts Hotel were covered with wa.ef' ,@" % hours and
wentv feet of The dam brakes Mills. hro.,E3
was carried few small D.af' and stages were ds.
avad until the water receded.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
THE NEW vICERoY IN IRELAND.
HOW LORD AND LADY cARNARvoN WERE RECEIVED
REPLY TO AN ADDRESS AT GALWAY.

HOW LUKD AND lady CAKNAHNUN " EItE kI1OI-I III
REPLY TO AN ADDRESS AT GALWAY.
DUBLIN, Aug. 17.-Lord and Lady Carnar-
Won started to-day q tour through ireland. Their
first stop was at Galway whore large crowd had as
sembled the new vceroy. The people received
the visitors respectfully but without any cheering
GALWAY. Aug 17.-Tho Lord Lieutenant received adj
dresses here from the Laborers Society. the Harbor
Commission, this Town Commission aud ctlzsns OF Gal
way In replying 70 the addresses he said that the Gov
desired ts utmost for tho prosperity OF
Ireland He gratiaed to the efforts OF citizens
OF Galway develop tho OF thoir port which
he said was two hours America than any other
important town In ireland He hoped 10 see IN his own
lifetime the ancient prosperity OF Galway revived iie
regretted the universal depression In amor wnch no
said was wing 10 foreign competition aud urged labor
study the interests OF their employers he hoped
that the irish nsneries aud other Industries would 20
developed, and IN CONCLUSION expressed his conviction
that the times would soon mend His remarks were re-
ceIyed with cheers.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
the FIRE RECORD.
PLANES STARTED BY LAMP EXPLOSION.
A lnr,r o-nlnlnh In a clnanI In the hAsnmlni

A lamp exploded in closet In the basement
Of No al Broadway after IL m. yesterday nni
started a nre which caused u gr;at commotion tn the
building Tho basement Is occupied as restaurant Dy
Iauter 4 Bro when smoke and lire invaded the place
suddeuly number OF persons n,d without paying Tor
their .aiais several wOmen who were % work 10 the
kitchen m the of the restaurant did not attempt 70
20 out an the nrcLen arrived. and then they bad t
la dragged thrOugh the smoke. 90 nero Naa no eNl h
the rear Of The building dozen women ana girls en-
ployet upper noor down stairs to the sllc.
walk shuekng with Excitement nnd one woman ialhtt q
OIL the idewalk although noboly had been injured
Tho nrcmen subtucd the nr, not permitting ~ m
n1tend above tbs bas 'mcnt Tue los oi Luuer z bro
wa. about 81 900 John Hun. ~tatoner on the nrst
lo0r claimed thai hrs stock ha leen damhget f2W'p
smoke. Kahn weller N Rneder, mannlhctu tuFcra oi ui
dtrwcar who occupied the upper part oi tho buiulns
lost about 81 900 by smoke The losses arc coFeto
hY inanraule.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
INSURANCE COMPANIES VIOLATING THE LAW
MADISON, Wis, Aug. 17-P. L. SpOOner, IT.,

insurance commissioner of this state has discovered
evidence which, is said tends 10 show that about
seventy nve insurance companies arc doing surrepti-
tious and Illicit business In this state and he estimates
their collections the last at 100000 Among the
companies which charges with transactng business
in violation OF law are the Mutual MIL Insurance Com
pany OF Chicago the Illinois Mutual Insurance Com
pany, OF Alton the Common wealth Mutual Fro In
sursnce Company OF Decatur. Ill. the Indiana nsur-
ancs Company, OF Indianapolis. Insurance companies
doing business without license In wisconsin escape
adorable expenses But their agents. adlustcrs and
other representatives are liable TO hue OF Soo0 each
and other severe penalties If they are caught
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
PROFESSOR BIyDLEY SRoors HIMSELF

William Bndley, age fifty, of No. 275 North
PearIst Brooklyn. shot himself In the stemple In the
bedroom OF Patrick Mulaney. No. 286 Jay-st, about
D. M yesterday and died in few moments. The follow
ing letter was foand on his person:
270 PEARL-sr. BROOKLYN.
Ny name is william Bindlcy better known as t p'o1
fessor Brdley lost ms wife; lost my house ana L
iost INV Youngest daughter, formerly known as Baby
Bindley. ! am LETT without support or means, ms,
have NOT succeeded. My daughter ~
now named Mrs T L. Minis, IA at No "a West Tweiitn
AZ N,w-York nv other Is Mrs. MacClend, 24Os
Fonrfbave Harlem, n. Y. My life since my wife died
Is q misery. May God spare NY soul Good-by To AL
friends.
Coroner esse gave the relatives OF the dead man per-
n,ssion IN remove the body 10 his home IA Pelrl-s
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
THE wARIy COLOMBIA SAID TO BE ENDED.

The steam yacht Utawana has not been
bought by the Colombian Government for cruiser as
WAS reported Dr. Holgun, the Colombian Secretary OF
the Treasury who acting as special envoy to this
country and France, has been negotiating for the
Utawana for some The yacht has been inspected
by naval board and II any vessel is bought she VIII DO
the one DR. Hognln said yesterday however. that II
was probable that the yacht would not be bought
dispatch was received ia this city yesterday from
Colombia stating that treaty of peace had been signed
between General Maeos the commander Of the Govern
mept forces and the rebel loader Camargo The dis
patch ha, not yet been confirmed but u Is Thought
ibat hostllties I'm Colombia are end or nearly So
Official dispatches are expected to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
DOUBLE CRIME or A LOvE-SICK MINER.
WuKFsHARRF Penn Aug. 17.-AndreI


Undra miner In the employ of the susquchanna Coal
COMPANY at Nantcoke this afternoon called at the
papys store and purchased revolver On leaving the
place he went to the house Of Hungarian. Joseph
Tonask with whom he bearded. The wife OF the latter
being at home alone told her that since lie had lived
with them friendness toward him had inspired him
with love- and he wanted her to leave her husband and
go and i've with him. Mrs. Tomassi refused. when he
told her 10 bid her children g0Odb, she laughed at
hip, whereupon he shot at her. tue ball grazing hor
neck Undra then turned the weapon u'n himself kSi
fired two shots. One the balls ..,eod through hi-
lpaf M
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
Bg7rER OUTLOOK IN THE IRON TRADE.

PrrrsBURG. Aug. 1.-THE outlook In the
iron trade has not favorable for number o.
years than 1t is at present Signs Of improvements are
coming TO the surface every day. and manufacturers arc
beginning to concede that the black mantle OF
is being gradually lifted from the staple Industries ot
" ,n,o, NJ, aouble time The worst feature a.
present ia the strike among tho naiers. which rGn
present Indications does not look as II an aicapo
nrs have decided to ignore the nsiers until the sttos
accent their terms Que thing noticeable as resut
the suspension oi. i.operations is tne oiHin'sno~ ''
ofka IN
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
ON A SPREE WITH HER husbands MONEY.

YOUNGSTOWN, UhIO, Aug II ISpecldIl.-The
daen departure for Canada OF the Metropolitan Life
t.s.rance AGENT Edward Jones. was made public last
nt He reached Canada and wrote to his wife telliug
Lcr 10 sell all property. draw his money from the
bank and follow him to Niagara This she did, and had
the money, $500 secured IN her dress. She then
started out on drinking Spree which she has continued
for several days. Her physician was treating her for
derufo trenens and forbade her having any liquor,
but an agent OF her husband procured Il for her and
oInsd her In her debauch. On Friday night the couple
Jeff the cfy in Buggy. but we're upset few miles from
town The next day Mrs. Joness friends put her, still
drunk upon the Cleveland traiu and she has not been
nsnrd lcOIu
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.
InsnnS. Aug. IL

LONDON,
FILTH DRAMArrzRD.-7he Pail MAI Go-eLes recent
r.yeatiopa London vice have been drsmatLed az VI
emma The play Is In ye acts and is entitled Protect
our Daughters"
LORD CoIERIDdR ISDIGNAST.-Lord ChiefJustice Cole
ridge who married Saturday Miss Lawford, In letter
10 tr papers says that he cannot why the details OF
hA prlva life should interest the public The father OF
Lord Coleridges bride was formerly judge IN Bengal
The lady's age Ia thirty-two years.
RusKIN's HEALTH IMPROvED.-Mr. Rnskn's pulse this
this IA good there Is every prospect OF his re-
cuyery
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
INJURED IN A RUyA WAY.

NORFOLK. Va, Aug. 17.-While driving this
afternoon near this city the horses attached TO car
rlags containing Mrs. W. H. Morris, Mrs. A. T. HAWKINS
and ,hree children became frightened at locomotive
whistle and ran away throwing the party TO the ground
Mrs Hawkins was dangerously probably fatally, IN
red and Mrs Morris and OF the children had Dones
broken and were otherwise badly bruised.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
IRIsHMEY AND ITALIANS uoHTIyo.

CARBONDALE, Penn, Aug. II (NpecidN.-A
fight occurred yesterday about mile above this city
between Italian and Irish laborers the Erie Railroad
Reyovers and knives freely used and several OF
the men were badly hurt This Is the second rotous
demonstration of the kind within short tme an Has the
feeling against the italians, who are settling thieky In
the coal egioDs bitter, there j. great danger on an
uprising against them which may result In much blood
oGaH
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
p0uNDMAKER ARRAIGNED.

WINNIPEG, Man.. Aug. 17.-Chief Pound
maker was arraigned before Judge Richardson at
Regina this afternoon tho charge OF treason-felony.
Testimony was introduced prove the charges that the
pri.oner made war at Cut Knife Creek March 2, cap
tured a provision train In the Eagle Hills. and wrote
letter el In which he boosted 0l having kiieu sH
titled against PounGmakor. The latter paid no atteh-
ton 10 Ills evidence he believes Jefferson Is swearing
against him for sofprotecton
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
DIX WALSH TO BE PRESENTED WITH An ADDRESS

DUBLIN, Aug. 1.-THE Dublin Munlcipai
Council to-day resolved 20 present Dr. walsh Wild an
address of welcome the OF Cardinal McCabe
Some OF tho Protestant members objected to this. and
Timothy d. sullivan. Homo Rule member OF Parliament
for westmcath explained that tho proposed memorial
was intended to be act Of rejoicing over the over
throw q he called base and yilo intrigue carried
on a the vatican by Mr. Errngon to defent the wish OF
the Irish people have Dr Walsh succeed Cardinal
McCahe because be Homo Ruler. Mt sullivan
said that the demonstration not intended In any
way " cast any dlsrcsp pcct on PTOtcstauts.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
THE GOVERNORS VISITORS AT BNeHAMroS

BNGHAMToN, Aug. II (SpeciaD.
Hill to this city from Elmra at lato hour aS'
night and registered at the Hotel Bennett lie waA
alone, his henchman. Bacon who Is almost constan.y
with him, being absent This morning Colonei Daihe
Lamont came down from Cortland, where he has been
amending vacation with friends went direct to the
Bennett There the two Joined by Charles DaviS
of this city recently appointed one OF inc
Deputy Collectors Of Customs OF the Port OF
long conference followed, and lunch was spread az inc
bouse OF Mt Davis The Governor returned 10 Albany
and Colonel Lamont to Cortland. Bacon Is sain 10 po
meanwhile. putting up poles for Governor nin Wi 30
west OF ths part of the state Bacon was three years
ago reporter Emira paper, but rumor now Mas
that is employed constantly hy NJ Hnlh Iuntno
ing the aims of the Governor. Those who know baeo
best-and Is well known here. and at bliDra-pro.
nounce him the widest IN TIE LOT, ana say lhht
he is earning all he may get from hrs employer
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
IN REHALF OF RIEL.

MONTREAL, Aug. ia largely attended
meeting in behalf Of Rie held at Hull, near Ottawa
tonight The chairman Dr. Beaudn, said that IL was
at u Re found refuge when pursued by the fanatical
orangemen OF Ottawa and IL from Hull he had
gone 10 take in the House OF Conmons as me
ber for Provonchere, Manitoba. DR.. Duhamel caimed
manded fair trial by twelve jurors. Resolutions were
passed condemnIng the trial
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
PAINS pEATH no BE AVENGED.

PARIS, Aug. 17.-Henri ROchefort, writing In
the Intransgcanf on the OF olivier Palm
that n the French Government fail TO exact satisfaction
from England for the MURDER friends OF Pain watch for
IN. coming Prince OF Wales O France and ayenge
upon him the death OF Pain
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
ERIE AND LAcKAwANNA RAISING RATES.

FOLLOWING the example Oh tne NcM- i"an NNi'
trail and West Shore railroads, the Erie and the LacAH
wanna lines will to-day advance passenger rates. i"o
rate TO Buffalo will be advanced 70 60 80 by both routes
which allows nbout the difference from the New
York Central rate that has usually been mnntiined ihe
question OF advancing rates west OF Buffalo Will DO e
by general passenger egents OF the trunk he
railroads today.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18

departed by boat or train yesterday. MOST OF them
went up last week. Among those who started sse
ferday were william p. Kirk Edward Cahl hnu ds IL
wood-three Tammany members Of the state Itsm SoI
Tho1nas f. Glroy, Police Justices White. Gorman ena
OReily OF tho lesser lfghts The foas OF
dent Sanger has been there for several days
Jaehne went on Saturday. and Aldermen DeLa0S'
MastersoD and Walsh went up last evening. o,....
The majority of the mombers OF tho State Comm.too
from this city favor Saratoga the place for hodhs
time.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
yuUpu.y wilma TO BE GOVERN OR.

CINCINNATI, Aug. IL tSpecan.-1he En-
q,arer OF to-day contains the following announcement: :
Last evening q telegram came from Columbus to
prominent politician OF this city, from ono who very
near 10 Senator Thurman saying that he would accept
the Democratic nomination for Governor. This may DO
con psidered "A authentic"
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
oFoRoE WASHINGTON ARRESTED FOR MURDEk

PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. IL ItSpectdD.-OeorSe
Washington, who murdered Jack smothers near NORFOLK
Va last Thursday and afterward escaped has been ar
rested In Dinwidde County brought here for safe
keeping. He was found concealed IN q hay loft wash
ipgton aud Smoh rs. both ex-convicts, had recently
been discharged their terms having expired washing
ton denies st0utly the cbarge against hlm.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
No 1NrrEr.r ro nE PAIp is auArEMALA.

GrArEMALA, Aug. II, via GaIveston.-
Owing TO the oxtrordlnary expenses incurred In the
late war the Government Of Guatemala has susp ended
the payment the foreign and interior debt
year. beginning August l. In order 20 pay Oh All
arrears In tue army and civil service accounts.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
rpr RECORD BROKEN BYA TEA TRAIN.

Or pr, Aug. 1.-THE train bearing tne
o. ,a,,s,t Of tea, shipped by the Northern Pscine
~ 'es ,,, rcoma on August 8. reached New-fork 70
naon making the run OF 1878 miles In eight days
ay & snr hours being the fastest time ever mAae W
Sn snni,ht train from ocean 70 ocean.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18

LONDON. Aug. 17.-An Anglo-Turkish
agreement has been proposed through Sir Henry Drum
mond Won. Dy terms OF which English men-of-war
will allowed psss through the Dsrdenee' In time
Of
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18

magnitude the following position being given August
1g IA hours 40 minutes, Washington tme right ascen'
south, $50 5I, The daily motion In right ascension s
80 seconds In declipaton, nothing. This s asterod
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
DISCOVERY OF AN AsrBRoID.

BOSTON, Aug 17.-Professor q. A. +. PETERS,
OF Clinton N Y announces tho Harvard College OBJ
serystory the discovery Of ssterod OF the twelfth
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
pnsrGyATTON OF COLONEL BARBIERE

puuApELPuIA, Aug. II Especial. ).-CoIonei,
,..,,h payhlere. the obnoxious rebel clerk In The
pon.ou oiee here, has resigned and permanently ~
,,red from his Office His Last words az parting were -
asnress sorrow for ravn written tho BOOK Ia wcntns
aenouuecd the Northernpeopie ON gehe'si P'"eiP''s
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18

ELOPlN0 WITH HER CHINESE LOVER
NEWARK. Ohio, Aug. IL tSpecidD.-For
year or more Wong Poo Cinnamon, has been conduct
ing lucrative laundry business here. Last night no
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
NEW.YORK. TUESDAY, AUGUST is, 1885,

closed up his rooms and left the city,
accompanied by Lizzie Scott, age seventeen
the daughter Of well-known resident
shs has been I'm the employ OF Wong Poo clerk ana
from their close relations the attachments
which resulted in the eopement The pair were ~
rested in CoumDus but afterwarG released. the gris
parents declining make any effort to reclaim her'
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18

8I0HLAHDBRS PARADBIN PRILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE CaledOnian
Club OF this city, to-day escorted the Highland Guards
OF NewYork, all in full Highland costume. through the
nlf
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
TWO MEN KILLED ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.
CARBoSpALE, Penn, Aug. IL (Spec'ea'-

rhomas Connor and cne Coburn. while returning run
camp.mcetiug at Uniondae yesterday, were struca ~
Train on the Xow-York Lake Erie and Western sA'r
road and killed.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
REsIoyIyG THE DIREOTo GENERA LsHIP.
NEw-ORLHANs, Aug. 17.-Captain ). IL,

Ruok recently appointed postmaster, has resigned Il
nrector- Geueralship OF the New Exposition, but W
remain Director.General OF the old Exposition Coz
pany In liquidation.
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EROS ENE STOVES

sS-H Having secured the services % fir-tClass Gun
and Lock smith and thorough Mechauie- pro
pared TO do work Ia that line, with prompincss and
dispatch. isiaad orders solicited I0ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-14
New Advertisements

The advertisement of Mr.. Fred w. Math-
ews, the reliable halter, appears in another
column. He is making a speciality of fur
goods this season, and has a full line of ladies
and gentlemen's furs, including ladies' sets
and fur trimmings in variety. Mr.. Mathews
is always prepared to cut beaver and otter
fur to order. His stock of hats and caps is
one of the finest on the Kennebec.
Mr.. H. S. Blaisdell, the well-known cloth
ing dealer under Hotel North, enterprising as
ever, has large assortment of fine new goods
in his store for fall and winter wear. His
stock of neckties is very extensive and Of
great variety of design. In ready made cloth
ing Mr.. Blaisdell is up with the times, carry
ing full line. He devotes much space on
his shelves to gentlemen's underwear, Of
which he is selling large quantities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-14
GARDINER.

A crank, or lunatic, it is impossible to say
amusement in this city for the past day OF
so. He is dressed in rather loud suit OF
clothes, and wears two pairs of spectacles,
one on his nose and the other on his fore
head. According to his story he is an own
brother to Frank and Jesse James, the noto-
rious western outlaws; he has been adopted
by Congressman j. Frank Johnes
He is half owner in the Boston
Post; owns controlling interest
in New York daily; has an interest in
the Boston Journal, Boston Herald, and Ken.
nebec journal. He also owns hotel In New
York, several tenement houses in Boston,
and other property too numerous to mention.
He is canvassing for subscribers for the
above named papers. He has way Of wan
dering from one subject to another in man
ner that leaves grave doubts of his sanity in
the minds of those who hear him.
Mr. James G. White, of the firm of Bar
rows & White, Boston, was in the city yes
terday
Workmen are laying the pipe for the water
works across xrist mill bridge.
Mark c. Cass, Emile SLEEPER and Pat Doll,
each went to Jail for 80 days, yesterday.
A new awning is to be built at the Maine
Central passenger depot, between the bag
gage room and upper end of the depot. This
will supply long felt want.
Several of the hydrants were tried yester-
day and found to work to perfection. The
water came direct from the reservoir,
which was only half filed. Two reser-
voirs on Water street were tried and it
was found that the head of water was
sufficient to throw thirty or forty feet over
the highest buildings on the street. hyd-
rant near the common was then tried and the
head found sufficient to throw over the large
tw o-story houses in that vicinity, and come
well up on the CongreRationalist steeple. An
even larger head can be obtained by connect
ing the pump directly with the main pipe.