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New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
THE TROUBLE AMONG CATTLEMEM
SECRETARY LAMAR SAYS THE TRAILS MUST DE
KEPT OPEN.


WASHINGTON, July 1S.--The Secretary of the
Interior has received number OF kilograms in regard
to the cattle trails through the Indian Territory Of
them from drovers complaining that the trails
still obstructed, and others from the
stock-growers requesting that the cattle be not
forced through until judicial ascertanment of the
rights OF the parties to the controversy be had They
also request that veterinary be sent to the
Indian Territory to examine tho condition OF the herds
Secretary Lamar to-day sent the following dispatch to
Inspector Armstrong at the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
Agency In the Indian Territory.
The trail leading from Fort Supply In northerly
direction to and into the neutral strip known as the
Camp Supply trail must be opened for the passage OF
state commerce Yoa will CONFER with General shsri
dan who has instructions OF even date herewith from
the War Department as to the adoption OF measures bcst
calculated to efiectuate this order.
A telegram also sent to Towers and Lee. cattle
men at Kansas City reatng the instructions given the
inspector and concluded AZ follows:
You had q complete remedy No % acts Of lawlsssness
such as have been resorted TO- ne forcbe and unauth0r
lied detention OF cattle, Will be tolerated.
KANSAS CITY, July lS.The following was telegraphed
tho Secretary Of the Interior last night by W. A.
Towers and Thomas Lee Of Kansas City
We are informed that Inspector Armstrong recon.
mends the employment of the military forces OF
Infectious cattle. There has been no
judicial ascertanment Of the rights Of the parties to this
Se Kansas Iowa. o
Michigan. New-York Massachusetts, Virginia and Mis-.
souri, who the owners Of cattle whose health would
be affected by such invasion, through the undersigned
this committee ask tho Government before 1t the
army to enforce the rights claimed a, on enc
competent veterinarian to the spot to examine
the situation and report to you the condition and char
and the probable effect upon other cattle which the
sage Of such herbs through the country will produce
They respectfully ask that such veterinarian be sent at
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
THE MUNSTER BANK FAILURE.

DUBLIN, July 1S.-The Ennis shareh olders
Of the Munster Bank have resolved TO ask the directors
to call thirty shngs per share and thus add sl,l25,
600 to the banks capital; and then to request de-
positors to delay Withdrawing their money for six
months give time to the management to develop the
institutions resources large meeting OF shareholders
was held to-day consider to settle the affairs OF
the concern and enable 1t TO resume business All the
directors OF the bank present The meeting ap-
pointed committee ascertain the exact financial
condition Of the and the best OF rcvving 1t
on its former footing an alternative OF recon-
structng a solid foundation. The directors were
authorized oppose liquidation proceedings resolu-
ton was adopted amid prolonged and unanimous ap-
plause heartily thanking the Earl OF Carnaryop the
new VicerOy for his expressions OF sympathy with the
owners and depositOrs OF the bank and his
promises Of assistance was then hat the
proceedings undertaken to secure compulsory nquda-
ton Of the bank had been withdrawn The mnnager. Of
the bank and Of It's city and county branches asserted
their firm belief that the old customers OF tho nstitu-
ton would return TO 1t II 1t resumed business.
The MAYOR of Limerick promised the meeting that the
bank would not lose single customer In Limerick
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

GEN. SHERMAN TALKS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS
CHICAGO, July Is (SpeciaD -" I'm soldier,
not a politician" said General Sherman at the Grand
Pacific Hotel this morning. am on my way to Lake
Minnetonka where my family is, and stopped over
here to arrange matters regarding our reunion OF
the Society Of the Army OF the Tennessee that will be
held here on september and To-" The. General got to
talking about the Civil Service institution, and seemed
willing to give the system his approval He declared
that he believed It In the interests OF good government
and 1t seemed him furnish great relief to Senators
and who had but to refer their petitioners
for Office to the Civil Service Commission for answer.
The subject was introduced Of Wade Hampton's recent
letter regarding the particular service OF his troops ut
Manassas whereat General Sherman said: General
Hampton is undoubtedly truthful man, aud do not
question that Imboden h honest but that baltic was ten
miles long, from Surrey Church Manassas, and man
is Liable to write from the position he occupied My
men we're new and did have sufficient tenaciy, but
thoy not driven by Jackson They withdrew, ana
his mon were not u stone wai put stoou oenino !"
Have you seen General Grant latelyr'
"No; not since December but heard three Gays ago
from Fred and they feel apprehensve about the Gen.
era save the cancer in his throat he is sound
in his lungs, heart and belly, and think he will live
Z He has written valuable boek, Generalr
20, yes; and he has written 1t mostly with his own
hand but % I SS Would i1 S.Ss been
hc could have written twenty heen or ten years ago
when he was fresh man commanding everything Is
better qualified than colonel to write such book Tor
he knows all things. feel now. in visw Of all tho
material that had' that l have little to add TO my
You think Sheridan will have trouble with the
Oh no 1; think noS You SEQ the only way for an
no gape left Tho buffalo and the elk are gone. MOI
the Indian question will 10 settled when he Is given for
his occupation section Of land and funds invested Tor
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
WEDDING OF PRINCESS BEATRICE.
MANY PERSONS sINvlTED-LADY RANDOLPH CHURCH
I'LL ASSISTING.

LONDON, July 1S.-The Queen will bestow
the Order OF the Garter upon Prince Henry OF Batten
berg previously TO his marriage with Princess Beatrice
The Prince Wales win give the Princess away Prince
Henry's best man will be the Grand Duke Louis VI OF
Hesse- -Darnstahf. The msmbors OF the Gladstone
Government as wen as those composing tine present
Ministry and General Lsri woseley have been invited
by Queen to be present guests at the wedding
The report neither the German Crown Prince Fred
erick william the Crown Princess were to bcnvitcd
turns TO be untrue Both coming to London to
attend the wedding. They will bring their daughters
and the special invitation OF Princess Beatrice
The marriage will be celebrated at Osborne Castle
instead Of Windsor After short honeymoon, which
will be spent the home Of Lady Cochrane tho couple
will live at Osborne Castle. and on August 23 VIII
accompany the Queon Balmoral Castle, IN Scotland
Lady Randolph Churchill Is actively assisting IN the
wedding arrangements. 1t was frat decided by the
Queen 10 exclude reporters from the wedding cere-
monies but this decision has been reconsidered ano II
IA now announced that dozen representatives OF the
press Will be per TO attend. few pictorial re-
pOrters will also be allowed to witness the ceremony
The church being too small TO accommodate all the
guests now invited the covered aIchway from the
churchyard gate TO the portals Will be provided Win
three tiers OF seats.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
nov CANNING rs PROTECTED IN BOSTON,

BosroN, July Is (Special.-It is said that
Governor Robinson narrowly escaped making one bad
nomination recently. certain man who was formerly
identified with the Boston police Is credited with some
disreputable methods increase his exchequer II has
long been almost impossible TO cfcctually prosecute
gambling hells in Boston, II warrant were taken out
by an officer and raid any place were planned some
one In the police ring would quickly send word TO -
and would Immediately inform the head OF the es-
tabshment threatened aud when the police arrived no
game would In progrcsc II any seizure were made
only few chips would represent the effort OF the hon.
est policeman to suppress gambling. This business has
long been known to the police, but - carries on his
system OF protection" skfuy that he could not be
prosecuted. or course ho had "pull on the forcc.
When the enacted this summer authorizing tho
Governor appoint police commissioner for Boston
efforts were mado by this to got into the Comms
sion He was not visible In the movement but the outer
circle which worked" the Governor was composed or
respectable aud prominent mon, and 1t y said that Mr.
Robinson had decided to place - on the Commission
when conyersant with tho facts gave him
HUT aud - was dropped like q hot coal.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
Mr.. GIxpsToNE's HEALTH.
PHASES OF. THE AFGHAN DISPUTE.
CABINET CoUNCIL-RUssIANs TO SEIZE HERAT-
THE AMEER.


THE AMEER.
LONDON, July 1S-A Cabinet council was
held this afternoon. The Russian Afghan boundary
question the subject Of the Cabinets consideration
After the Cabinet council the Marquis Of Salisbury,
Lord Iddoseigh sir Stafford Northcote and Sir Michael
Hcks-Beach held consultation at the Foreign ONCE
with Baron de Staal. Russian Ambassador TO London
II understood that the conference on the Afghan
question: and 1t 10 stated that tho negotiations between
the English and Russian Governments for an amicabe
adjustment OF tue entire dispute proceeding In
friendly and satisfactory Mr. Condie Stephens
the special courier who sent by Sir Peter Lumsden
the chief of the British Afghan Boundary Commission,
from Pendeh at the time OF the difficulty there to Lon
don to give the Gladstone Ministry special information
concerning the Pendeh battle at the Foreign Ohice
during the conference there and 10 fact all day,
helping elucdae tho problem raised By the increase
Of the Russian force near Zulfkar Pass.
dispatch from Paris says that the French Foreign
Office has received information which shows that the
Russians are determined sezing Herat and that the
massing OF Russian troops going on near Zulhkar
Pass is for that purpose.
The proclamation OF the Amecr Of Afghanistan an
nouncng the receipt by him Of the decoration OF the
India and declaring that he was now entitled to
aid from the Indian Army II necessary, was issued at
Herat The Ameer in his proclamation ordered the IL
Elimination Of Herat to celebrate his invesure with
the order
dispatch from Paris to the Exchange Telegraph
Company says that the French Ambassador at St.
Petersburg who about TO leave the Russian capital
on a furlough to enjoy vacation has been ordered TO
remain at his post because OF the gravity OF the Afghan
difficulty.
clerk Of Mr. Finn the British cousul at Reshk Persia
who arrested by the Russians In the early part OF
the Persian frontier was taken Into custody susp
cious person failed produce his credentials
and that he liberated the moment the Russians as
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
THE STRIKES IN OHIO AND MICHIGAN.
REVOLVING woRKMEN PAID OFF IN CLEVELAND
THE DISORDERS NOT RENEWED.

REVOLVING woRKMEN PAID OFF IN CLEVELAND
THE DISORDERS NOT RENEWED.
CLEVELAND. July 1S.-All was quet at the
scene Of the strike to-day The day devoted to pay
of tho strikers wages There are no indications,
however, of trouble. The men began to assemble
early, but without induging in fierce or
warlke demonstrations. Those employed at the wire
paid ar the mill Office Only the work
Ing IN single we're s aowsa r 70 enter Se Se
wire mills and the after receiving their pay de,
parted any % & To 200 men ,sr
this afternoon at the regular pay office in Jones.av
ds THEIR 'nss aas % 4snHf fey wess ss sSd% d %
was as taken 1'S ine mill
that cheek. po:sessOn Of The strikers win Do taken
from them when they are paid their wages
Bar CITY. Mich, July 1s.A meeting Of mill owners
and citizens held this afternoon to discuss the pro-
priety Of sending homo the military companies NV on
duty here After q long discussion motion made to
a tie vote resulted. The whole question then left
with the former committee aud officers.
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio, July 1s (SpeciaD.-The meet
ing OF the skilled laborers employed by Brown,
Bonnell Co.. called by superintendent Williams, was
held this morning About fifty men attended. supern-
tendcnt williams said 1--WE agree to all tho PittsDurg
prices except the old rail clause. We offer to let the as
socaton select Prcsden wichc aud select one man
lay facts before thcm H they do not agree they
will select third and all will abide by the third
mans decision or. wpuld start up keeping the old
ssil slle In abcyance antn settled by the fts'"'s
IL is the general bclei that by Monday
mittee will meet the firm and some ARRANGEMENTS De
made TO start the mill superintendent Williams went
to Cleveland this morning TO consult with Receiver
Fayette Brown. He denies any intention Of starting
with non-union men
PIrrsDURG July Is tSpeeiaD-This afternoon the an
nua convention OF the Glass Botters League ad
iourned having closed the business which occupied the
entire II decided to demand the present rate
OF wages for next No change was maze In the
apprentice system.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
NOT ,fUCU n EEP FOR GENERAL CRANE

Mt. McGREGoR, July 1s.-General Grant
slept less than usual last night owing 70 the coseness
the atmosphere. The patient quiet and without
pain, and dozed much OF the time. but he had only
about four hours OF sound sleep His pulse this morn
ing about 80, and although ho felt istless, as q
result OF restless night, he showed little weakness
He left his at about q o'clock and sat on tho
ysranda In the cool morning breeze.
Mr. Webster the publisher, came up to-day bringing
with him the last proofshees Of the hrst volume OF tho
Generals memoirs.
The General evidently weaker tonight than at any
time In the last week. Dr. Douglas, however, antici-
pates night Of rest and comparative quiet
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES
LYING FOR DAYS WITH HIS THROAT

LYING FOR DAYS WITH Ills THROAT CUI :.
srRISGrIELD, Mass, July 1s.-A man was found
living ON the bank OF Little River at Westhcld this
morning with his throat cut He was still
alive. A bloody razor was found lying
near him. He subsequently recovered SUI.
dcentIy 10 state that his nane Joseph sehuier ana
that he lives In Adams Mass He says that he cut his
throat on Thursday had lain the bank ever since
DROWNED WHILE SWIMMING.
READING Penn, July 1s.-At Mt. lEtna, yesterday,
farica Achenbach age twelve went swimming with six
eompauons and getting beyond hisdeph was drowned.
LOCAL OPTION IN GEORGIA.
ATLANTA July lS.-The House OF Representatives to-
law Tor the counties Georgia which have not already
adopted prohibition. The bill provides that on pa
netton every two years, elections may be held In
untiss where intoxicating drinks are sold until the
goes for prohibition, when moro elections can
be held. The bill now goes 70 tie oenste'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.

LONDON, July 1S.-In the competition at
wimbledon to-day for the Canada Cup Sergeant Ashan
won. with an aggregate score Of 3l3 The following
onsen's prize: TLos score 1927 Patterson, l7S, and
AshaI, IT'S. ,,,,.,,uao, ,od.v h.,v..n
.a from the House of Lords and the House OF
c"mmons the peers defeated the commoners by score
of 277 10 go Earl Spencer made the Dest scoro aohF
the i,ords-94 out OF a possible 100.
At wibedon to-day the Dake OF Cambridge
ware I'm ful, uiform. The Duke OF Cambridge IN ad'
dressing thsm said he was always pleased 60 v hne
ton of the manner In which the Canadian volunteers
visiting England always act They had Sven
t.ouhie I'm the American Northwest where they had
GOOD leader In General Middleton l.. =.
rcone Ross replied TO the Duke OF Cambridge III Dc
half Of the Dominion militia.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
TALK WITH MR.. QUINTARD.

Mp ROACH DEPRFsskD ny TIE Governments AC.
r,oS-HIs wonK FOR AMERICAN sHIP-BUiLDiSG.
George w. Quintard. one OF MIR. Roaclfs
assisnees said last evening at his country home AZ
Portchestcr: awhile the fact that Mr. Roach
was contemplating making an assignment
for tho benefit Of his creditors was Known by mo.
for the reason that had been asked to ee one ot his
ass,puees yet did not think It was coming 30 soon.
the cause of Mr. Roachs assignment Is perfectly pains
and attributable entirely to the action OF the Govern
ment In regard to tho Dolphin and Mr. Roaehs
desire to deal hcnorably with his creditors He could
not get any satisfactory answer from hr'
whitney as to tho disposition Of the Dolphin
~a. a counleta surpr1se 70 him, and seemed IN some
manner to reflect upon his honor 1t prey6d upon ls
mind go that for the Lass sx weeks he has not pe'n
condit;on mentally to conduct his busnes. Tho
adverse criticisms that have appeared from ume 70
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
THE IRISH MURDER CASES.

LONDON, July 1s.-1he Freemans Journal,
commenting on the announcement made ycster-
day by Sir Michael Hicks-Bsach that the Earl
of Carnarvon had promised TO investigate tho
Maamtrasua Barbavla and Castle Island murder cases.
says this must be considered as substantial con-
cetsion made by British Government to the demands
of Justice Earl spenccr while he the Irish Viceroy
steadily refused to mako such inquiry:
me Dublin Erpress says that Sir Michael HcksBeaeh
mat Mr. Parnelf's demand for inquiry In q manner
which commended itself to the honest judgment OF the
country which cOns0nant with the highest dc
tates OF both policy and Justice.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
DIVORCE SUIT DANCED COUPLE.

MUNCIE, Ind, July 8 Especially The divorce
case of Sarah CHM against Liberty CHM is attracting
attention On July tho plaintiff filed complaint
charging the cruelty, the fouest language aud
actions adultery attempt kill her and attompt
TO ncarcerate her In insane asylum. He denied the
charges and filed cross complaint, charging her with
adultery cwdness threatening TO poison him and with
outraging his first wfe's grave. To-day she sued him
for libel with damages OF S25 000 MI CHM IA one Oh
the most influential farmers lie Is worth $75, 200.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
MAssA CHUsETTs GRAND ARMY.

LYNN, Mass, July IS tSpeciaD.-The commit
appointed by General Lander Post No D. Grand
Army OF the Republic to arrange for the first annual
OF the Massachusetts veteran soldiers and
sailors has decided have the same at the Point Of
Pines ON september and 3. Tents will bc pitched for
several days and the intention h to mako II an elaborate
affair Among the invited guests will be Governor Rob
nson Generals Logan, Hancock, McClslan and Butler,
and Comman -in-C Chief Burdette OF tho National
Grand Army
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
DEMISE OF A BOSTON PAPER.

BosroN, July 1S (SpeciaD.-The difficulty of
making penny paper pay in Boston has been illustrated
by the death star after protracted struggle The
Star never reached high level 1t made spasmodc at
tempts at but lacked the brains
ana hrawn 10 keep itself before the public Ex-Coector
Simmons was Its editor for time and Ia supposed TO
have sunk not far from 100000 In IT, General Buterfs
also said 10 have sunk few thousand dollars Tho paper
was dey otcd for it, most part to cheap sensations
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
GOOD ADVICE BY BOARD OF HEALTH

PHILADELPHIA, July 18 tSpecfdD.-The Board
of Health to-day issued request to the people, calling
their attention to varousEays Of avoiding sickness.
Tho following is sample Of the advice it
gives: BE careful to avoid tho use Of alcoholic
drins DO suppose that their use will prevent the
occurrence disease ON the other hand. those who
for disease when attacked tho intemPerate are par
ticularly condition to ofor feeble resistance Take
your meals nc regular seasons neither abstanlDg too
long at a time indugtng too frequently An over
loaded stomach Is much to be dreaded as an empty
ma
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
rAR fIrKErs AROLIsHED IN BOS1 ON.

BosroN, July Is (SpeciaD. Boston has fol-
lowed tho lead Of NewYork and other cities In regard to
horsccar tickets, which have been abolished, much to
the dissatisfaction OF many nickel now on all the
lines represents ride. The immediate cause OF the
change the discovery OF counterfeit tickets ON the
Metropolitan road. issued by entcrprising conductors
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
rRAGMENTs OF CARLE NEWs.

PARIS. Jnly 1s.-M. Eloy, an aeronaut aseended In a
baon from Torrent, at the mouth OF tho River scorf
on the Bay OF Bscay July H. The balon drfted out
10 sea- and nothing has been heard since OF NJ. Eoy.
PARIS July ls-Admiral Galiber Minister OF Marine
estimates that IL will require at least s60O00oO 10 re-
pair and equip the French Navy Ia tue manner necessary
~ make IL nrst-class.
ROME July ls-I IL that the reports 10 the
effect that the Vatican has empowered Cardinal Howard
10 negotiate with England for closer relationship be-
tween that country and the Vatican arc untrue.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


ROYAL GIT TO MISS NgvADA-Mss Emma Nevada,
the American singer has gone for months holiday TO
Ems. Before her departure she received from the
Prince and Princess of Wales present OF brooch:
The ornament OF an attractive design being composed
OF three psnse with pearl centres and background Of
diamond leaves.
A PROPOSITION PROM KIsc.-The King OF Bavaria
has written TO Miss Mary Andcrsons manager asking
the terms upon which Niss Anderson wiz consent to
play Pygna lou and Galafea " IN his theatre for
short season for hs solo benefit hisoif Z" hs ths ong
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
HURT IN 4 COLLISION OF TRAINS

TRENTON, N. j.. July 1s.-The southern ex-
press train No. 81 westward bound run into In this
city late this afternoon by train No 49, also bound west
The former train detained by hot Journal par
lor car OF train 81 and passenger COACH the baggage
ear and engine OF train damaged Five persons
were slightly injured. Travel was not interfered with
4ia- lnlat
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
THE APPOINTMENT OF FRANCIS s. OyDERWOoD

BOSTON, July IS (SpecdFJ.-Ihe appOlnt-
ment OF Francis s. Underwood Consul at Glasgow is
generally commended by tho papers In this city, He is
credited with being Of the movers In starting The
Atlantic Monthly At any rate hc for some time Its
editor. Later he published "A Handbook OF English
Literature "The True Story Of the Exodus compiled
from the work Of Bragsch-Bey; "Cloud Pictures,"
novel called Lord OF HIMSELF" and year ago " Life OF
Whittier" He has also been prolific writer for news
papers and magazines and he has done vast amount
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
THE uyty MEETING AT MANCHESTER.

LONDON, July 1S.-This was the second day
of the July meeting. The for the July
Handicap was won by W. sanderson's four-yearod bay
colt Uambletonian r. Jardines thrce-ycar-6d brown
colt beaumont was second and r. vyners threeycar-od
bav y Alb third The last betting was to against
Hambletonian, @ to / against Beaumont and 2 to
a0anst Alb X. NJ Bddulph's three.year.old chestnut
colt Orchid the fav0rite at ODDS OF 70 against
him There were seven starterA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
JOEL r. HARrs WOMAN TRIUMPHANT" :

LEXINGTON, KY, July Is (SpeciaD.-The
group In marble, "woman Triumphant" By Joel Hart
the Kentucky SCULPTOR arrived here to-day from Lous
yille whore It had been since tho exposition opened
as bouoht last wear from Tiffany by the Hart Memorial
xssocatlon Of this city and VIII 30 placed In the new
Court House.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
NO ABATEMENT OF CHOLERA IN 81

MADRID, July 1S.-There were 1929 new
cases of cholera and 624 deaths disease reported
yesterday In Spain. go,
In Madrid nine new cases OF cholera and four deaths
were reported in the adjacent villages nine new cases
and five deaths In the City OF Murca ten new cases
and four deaths In the Province OF Murca outside the
CITY, 195 new and SO deaths I'm the City OF Naen-
cia 81 and 90 Deaths and In the balance o. the
Province OF Valencia 4O4 now cases aud 2Of deaths
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
ExTRADITIoN OF FoNG All YU.

MONTREAL July IS (SpeciaD The examina-
ton for the oxtradion OF Fong All Yu who is accused
OF numbering his brother Chnaman, Sing Leo at Rome
was concluded to-day the Judge committing the prison
er to cxtradited after fifteen days delay In that
time a writ OF habeas corpus may be applied for.