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New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
A Fund FORAN ORPHAN AsYLU.

FUND FOR AN ORPHAN ASYLUM.
HARTFORD, Conn, Jane 81. L. Morgai WIZ re.
Gently made IA handsome gift TO Trinity Colesc , 10"
informed the mana gers the Hartford Orphan
o. his intention them fund OF S25OOO III PEI
bonds memorial OF his mother, VINO was ""' Va
its managers.
FAILING FROM BELL TOWER ~, p.
DENVER June IA dI-p patch from Aspen 10 % He nc,
publican says: " Last evening party OF youhg ,
climbed tho top OF the lire boil tower. sihty ieet n
to obtain view Of ire city Eppa stewart lch W '"'
pavement She was fatally hurt
A HOUSE BLOWN UP-FOUR PERSONS HURT;
DETROIT. June 3-ln Eocrse last night an efPosioui
wrecked the store of Joseph salliottc ana Diy nYu
Miss Carrie Saotte. eighteen years; Coiu 80,
bocie. Saioitcs son-In- law, and Saotte ana VIZ "'o
The house Is a wreck Tue loss Is about Si,ooo.
ILLNESS OF BISHOP HENDRICkEN. T.
PROVIDENCE, June 3 tspecGi).-Blsnop Thomas r;
Heudricken Is supposed to be fatally III Win y pho9I
pneumonia. The Bishop has been feeble hehth ior
some years from asthma, and this fact makes hi hoi
ptible tho disease from which bo ID 10" 'ui
ferDg.
TRIP OF MASSACHUSETTS VETERANs
CARLISLE Penn. June tsIeciaD D-Abont ioo ino,n ~,
bers OF the 18th Msssacbusct Veterans. hearou W
Senator lIoar here this afternoon iro'n
burg They visited tho udian Training scho"i ana omei
places OF Interest, and left this evening ior An'o
tam. Nd.
NEW TRIAL FOR FRANK PATTERsON. I'M.
ERIEuoLD, ~ D., June 3.-IDe huprcmr 'ouI' n",
granted "a trial IN the case OF Frank Ia.tei,
Asbury Park Opera House manager, VINO wan oo"'''e
last year two charges OF forgery.
MEMORIAL SERVICES AT NORFOLK. .,,,
NORFOLK, Va. Juno 3-Memofial services were He'u
here tu-day. The procession was composed OF eh uio
veterans from the Hampton sodirrs Home ,ni'eu
states Marines Confederate veterans and IN" cluNi
soldiery OF Norfolk Portsmouth and neIshpor!nG Town
| Of virginia aud North Carolina
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
CANADIAN VESSEL IN CUSTODY.
CUSTOMS Law OF The UNITED STATES VIOLATED
IN LAKE MICHIGAN.

IN LAKE MICHIGAN.
CUICAGO June 3.-Thc Canadian steam barge
Nipigon arrived here to-day in sinking CONDITION '""
under circumstances possessing peculiar INTEREST !"
view OF the clashing between American ana 'ahaui""
maritime interests. Her crew were colnple'ey WI"
out by excessive labor at the pumps and were ainos
ready to give up the fight TO keep the vessel aioa LUG
Nipgon was loaded with stoue at Vert lsiahd' LaAo
Superior overtaken by severe northery eaie
which up badly that she began To iea py
the time boat reached the Straits she was maA'ne
water at OF foot hour and the steam anu
and hand pumps had be worked TO their fullest cap'c
ity keep her from sinking Captain Ccnian' "so'"s
TO get Chicago with all possible haste. ala not sop d"
Mackinaw Cheboy gan, the law rcqu res 10 report
the entrance OF his vessel INTO American waters no
law SAYS that foreign vessel about to en:er Anecdn
waters must report the fact to the collector oi thc
United States port her route and obtain iron in
continue the trip. The penalty u hoi"S
less than the forfeiture Of vessel ana caig"
and Conlan laid himself able In thls casr
To-day lie called upon Collector Seebergcr TO whom ne
related the story of his vessels condition anu the heces
sty OF reaching Chicago other port where tnco
IS "A dry dock without delay Collector secDerSer sa,u
that lie cpult do anything for Captain COnih AS NJ
duty was simply enforce the law. bat no adVlseu t
ca aptan to prepare statement OF the facts ana
il To the Treasury Department at Washington ls no
captan did and the whole matter Will soon DO ln tho
hands of Acting Secretary Fairchid. Unin tollector
See ser hears from Washington nothing VIII be uonc
here but The pgon will not be allowed 10 leave po'"
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
AMERICAN SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND.

LONDON, June 3.-The Times publishes
letter from correspondent at ST. Louis who declares
that IT is sIander upon the American people TO say
tnai twenty or even millions OF them are ready to
back the Irish Home Rule fight with either their
money or their influence The writer asserts. without
fear OF contradiction that there are not 1000 American
born c'zens Of the United States who have ever con-
trlbutcd ceht TO tie Homo Euie fnnd.'
He adds: "No Home Rule sympathy has been shown
from our greatest Industrial class. the farmers
When you hear OF public men donating TO the irish
cause remember that they are either oncehooefs OF
once.seekers with lai ge Irish cOnsnenclcs To please
he sentiment If the purely irish element III our ccs
must be mistaken for the sentiment OF Tue American
neope of the leaders III the recent railway
sritcs in TINS country lrsb firm determination
.xts these labor agitatiOns carried on Dy foreign
hnrn men continue, TO form party OF natve-born
Amercas only TO see that but natives OF this land
obtain offices Of trust or power
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
LABOR TROUBLES IN OTHER PLACES.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June "a lockout ot plan
ing mill employees aud carpenters, $1,000 In all Is
threatened. When the demand for eight hours WAS
made by the planning mill employees It was refuso'' ana
a majority OF tho employers combined TO nphoid
the Old ten-hour system The Phehx MILL now
aver remained outside OF tho com inaton ana settled
with their employees basis OF nine hours work per
dav and an advance OF per cent IN wages This vas
not satisfactory the Amaigamated Council OF Buang
Trades and a strike ordered Tho men refused 10
obey the ORDER and the council boycotted tho Pheni
mill and its employees THIS cansed several OF tue master
builders 10 abandon their work. and meeting ye"terday
adopted re solution that unless tho boycott on tho mill
shall be raised before Monday next, ON that day al
building or business connected with II Will be stopped
CLEVELAND, juno 3 tspec.ab. Tho stove manafact
ursrs syoted the day to the discussion OF prices
the commercial branch Of the business and Iho aDo
question The president Mr. Smy scr. OF Louisville, sus
eo.tei IA his address the OratOn by tue association
more united organization, which would. IL Is Thought
enable tho manufacturers more successfully 10 cope
| with tho labor question.
| NEW BRIrAis Conn. June 3.0n account or strlg
Of eighteen handle h1isDers AZ Ladders. Crary oA
the works were closed yesterday for an ndehnt1 the
The pay OF the strikers was raised In March, iney ou
lcct to the OF certain man ana claim tua
some conditions made In consequence OF former tr's
have not been fulfilled. Between Two hundred ano tnrc
hundred hands have been thrown out VI employ meht
Tho closing of The workA
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
DLNIAL From ME-. BLAINE.

AUGUSTA. Me-, June 3.-The hcnaebec J0Hr-
nal this morning publishes letter 10 the editor from
MI Baue denying tn At in his recent speech at Portland
he had applied the words impndent, "inso!ent and
"bru,al" 10 Lord Salisbury. Mr.. Blame writes:
Twas referring 10 his lorshp's declaration that "the
IRISH M ght remain tGoy are now or emgra,e ana
SAID mcrrogafIvely: as not TINS an lmpudent propo-
sluonl Is Il not insOent in s termsi Does IT, Indeed
sion short Of being brutal In is creltyF i parma
metary that statement IL not true, Dlt alto-
ee her uuparamentary 10 say tnat It's author Is ent
of f,l.rooi The nrst describes the thing the second
assalls the person My characterization was aimed AL
lie uroposiiOn and not at Lord Salisbury personally
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
now AGE AND YOUTU DISA GREED

PITTsBURG, June ) (SpeciaD.-Ihe suit oil
Mrs Margarer spesr. of Charter. against George W.
speer OF place. for alimony and divorce was
taken up before Judge Collier to-day. Their marriage
created sensation bOnt two years the bride Dehg
considerably over seventy while the bridegroom WAS
under thirty. Speer In answer 10 his wife pm Oh cum
plaint, says that she used all manner oi threats anu
persuasions to get his consent to the MARRIAGE hns
things she declared tna II he ana not maIy ~
she would suicide. There was verdict ioF l"c
llDelIaDt this AFTERNOON.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
EXCITED OVER MR. BLAINES SPEECH.
THE MAINE STATESMAN AssAILED RY "TIE LON
pON TINES WHAT MR.. LECKY SAYS.

THE MAINE STATESMAN ASSAILED RY "TIE LON
DON TINES WHAT Mr.. LECKY SAYS.
LONDON, June 3.-The Times. commenting
on Mr.. Bla!ncs speech, says: " Mr. Blaine ma!
or may not catch the irish vote by perform
a ces such as tlat OF Tuesdays speech and so
win the prize which fully as much on personal as on
political grounds has been snatched from him once an
a.ajn; but we refuse believe that his ignorant ana
presumptuons raut rel the honest and ndereD
ent opnIon and reflection OF the Americans IL Is
pecuarly absurd that he should pose AS the advocate OF
plan supposes. quite Wrongly OF conrse'woud
place Ireland in the position of state Oi the American
Union Te has been cuous, for the same reasons
watch now make him hatterer OF the lrlsh' In the
bloody CAM al IN against Southern state riShts ana
If any Southern state should now attempt 10 uepiNe
negroes of suffrage he would be the first % favor the
settlement OF that local affair by the armed interference
Of the central Government Ills history Is almost on
par with his reasoning which deserves to bc cassed with
Sir william Vernon Harconrt's latest contribution
whereon Mr.. Lecky has something TO say
What Mr. Lecky has to say Is contained ia another
column OF Jhe Times in tho form OF letter rhis Is
criticism o. Sir Williams argument that tue Home Euie
measure uroposed by Mr. Gladstone aimed at simply the
revival OF Henry Gratan's irish Parliament MI Lecky
says the argument is absurd Giatians fariiaieh ne
contends the Government Of Ireland III tue hanls
OF tnc PROBES ant gentry were he says bonn to the
Enrs connection by the closest ties # interest ana
TLcy we're" adds Mr. 1ecky, pre-eminen'ly the
% property wh Sc potlc.d poTet % IL cc ri
OF ls scheme be throw the Government OF ie-
Land into hands men hthrlO tAo aNO"ed chenlies
Of DOth property and the Empire ,,. A.. A.,
Jhr 81 Jancs's Gdscic says II does "o THINK that 'hc
sentiments uttered hy Mr. Blame express tie genuine
| onu,nn OF the Americans upon the iIIsn question: IL
adds that il is impossible to formulate scheme o rome
Ro which would b. satisfactory 10 the extreme irish
Amcricans." Continuing, The GdScHf says: " MI 'ihl
stone /, eager snatch every semblancc OF support
lowrycr obscure tented, aud does not hesitate 10
reensnZe upInOns OF United States wiIcpullos thus
giving Tho meddlesome throughout the world ,ocs %
s1ud. ia Inglaud's politics. the securing OF tie lrsh
is the prime object o me YANKEE ONCE secher ana
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
poBGED or pIAMoyps AYDA WATCH

NEw-HAyEN, Juno 3 3tSpccidD.-A thief en-
tered the house oi Wilbur Day president OF tho New
Haven National Bauk, on Tuesday. and stole diamonds.
a va,ch and chain valued AT $1,000. The family was
absent but three werc IN the house ~ tue
time The watch IN property OF Mrs Day anu WAS
10 her 10y father MAJOR Osborne. formerly
Editor OF The Aeu-Haren Ec0ier. aud MAS engraved
with her maiden name, JENNIE Osovrns
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
THE LAST SPEECH IN TIE MAXWELL CASE

ST. LOUIS, June tSpeciah.-Alr. Mcdonald
concluded hi, argument for the State and Mr. Martin
began the speech for the defence in the MaX"e
case to-day. speakers thus far have occupied from
I'VE 10 seven hours each. Mr. Martin consumed the
afternoon denOuucng the action OF the states oc"'s
u sending detective under bogus charge into th' jan
for tine purpose of extracting cOnfe>sOn from tho
prisoner judge NOonln. OF the Court OF Criminal Cor
believes that 80 much lhorcs
for LAWYERS tnat he IL writing book about IT. Ihe case
VIII be gwen 10 the JuIy Tomorrow nlghL
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
THE SOCIAL QUESTION.
HYNDMAN ON THE SENTENCE OF MOST.
HE BELIEVES THE TREATMENT OF THE ANAhChioi
CONTRARY 10 THE BEST TRADITIONS OF
THE UNITED STATES.
lBY CABLE TO THE TRrBUSE.l

THE UNITED STATES.
lBY CABLE TRrBUSE.l
Copyright; lssG; North Ameriea" tdtls Nt~s Co.
LONDON June s. he news of the sentence OF
Johann Most, the Anarchist. was cablcd from New
York to-day and created some comment here. Inc
representative of The TRIBUNE receiv we'd Tonight
from Mr. Hyndman a communication on the subject
that will be of interest to Americans. lhe letter III
full is given below:
The seutence of Most, pronounced against him for
sedtjous language seems to be contrary to the
best traditions OF the United states When this Anarch
ist condemned here, improperly as most democrats
thought, for appaudug the assassination of the 'zh,
think Americans were not slow to condem our Govern
mct What is there TO show that Most has done more
Il , 4 amd writel The fact that he denounced cap
ta,s, in place OF emperors and kings surely makes no
difference can say this without fear of beug charged
with nartiay. for social democrat cne condemn
his silly tactics viocnceand.murder, and moreover |
have been honorcd by his persistent vhication OF my
self
1t is manifest however. from the whole tone OF the
CAPITALIST press in the United states that the comiorta e
classes have quite lost their heads the recent ata
:ious and riots. They do not seem able to understand
that the inevitable antagonisn OF Labor ana capta' o'
proetaria bourgeolse, Is rapidly developing III inc
United States through economical causes. Aiheric's
control the great labor organizations throughout the
United states foreigners Americans II Is also VINO
sunuor the ct,a labor press sprncing in every state
and city. Witt the growing rt'ny OF empoyi1eh'
AID steady fall in the rate of wages tLey can"
not continue as they relative to the stan nad of e
while the nation Is growing enormously III wealth. anu
the workers are becoming more educated day ny nay
As to the reasons their depressed condition merely
to state the facts show the certainty OF bloody con
fct Ill less Judgment AMI capacity are manifested oy the
dominant classes. Americans wont vi up Win ih'' hhu
of thing. The people stand it readily enough, I'M
fortgnatey older countries and tie capitalists as
President Cleveland says. still more rapacous ana
thoushess there than they are here. Tie leaders OF
the Deu party have .he greatest OPT ortuny OF
serving their country that has fallen to the lot OIL any
BODY OF statesmen since aslngt0n 1t is IN their power
TO check the frenzy the rich and to take precautions
against frenzy of the poor. both OF Which threaten
the ell being of great Republic Those who uphoi
tue abs oute right of of the Jay Gon! type over
their en- poyes to-day the worst enemies OF that
Republic.
Here in England, of course. the same problems con-
front us in still threatening shape If that Is posi-
ble but our acquitta at the old Bailey and the ever
growing ling the demands of the working classes
must be met by community will trust help toward
more peaceful social reorganization i'll tie Lear iuiure
NJ Ii. HYSDMAN.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
PROMISING AID TO THE LOYALISTS.

TORONTO June 3.-The Orange Grand Lodge OF Brit
sn North America in session here, unanimously adopted
resolution declaring the loyalty Of the Orange Associa
ton In Canada TO the British Crown and unity of en-
pre and their determined opposition to the Gadsonian
attempt to pander to the solicitations OF Parnetes and
other disloya al parties throughout Iralrnd
The Free Press says 1t has been Informed by the mas
ter of an Orange Lodge In the Eastern Ontario district
that over 10000 stand OF firearms have been sent to
Ulster by anti-Iome Rule sympathizcrs In Canada The
article continues: "These we're purchased In the
United States aud are Martini Henry rifles An effort
was made to obtain them In Canada, but only Snde'
rifles could be got, and these suitable on ac'
count OF the difficulty OF getting suitable ammunition
The arms made up IN small cases aud forwarded to
priyate parties in Ulster by the Allan line. Our inform.
ant thinks they have all been safely landed In the United
Kin gdom before nOw."
DUBLIN June 3.-The police to-day surprised two un-
armed bodies Of Orangemen which were drilling near
Armas sh aud PortadOwn. The Orangemen made no at
ienpt 10 conceal tbeir actions, which they beloved 10
mo Ia wlul The police took the names OF all VINO were
engaged In drilling. , ,
Inc Council OF Limerick has rejected renewed appeal
for An TO drfray the cost OF tue extra
malice Magistrate Hall. IN address TO I'll" Council
nd that the seemed determined 10 prove
Its impotence.
TO TRY TO GUST MEoSRs HEALf AND OBKiEN'
LONDON, June 3.-lt is stated that the Con-
t.AaAI
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

Rrp1ts lime 3-It is reported that Count william
Bismarck Las been appointed President OF Al'acc'
Lorraine.
PARIS June 3--The Infronsigeaf Henri Rocheiorts
oa,er states that 1t has special advces from Maua
t.scar that the nave refused 10 abde Ny ne
terms of the ire ATTY made with Franco and nave IeVoeu
II Tananarlvo and Overthro"n freinier iSAsaro~n''
who was friendly to France
RgRIIs June 3-RuID0rs current OF the arrest OF
loue subaterD officers IN south OF Germany Tor nigh
treason 1t ed that one has comi led suciuo III
prison.
ScULLINo RACE on TIE THAMES s-Ihe sculliDg race
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
EMANCIPATION IN CUBA.

HAVANA, May 29.-In May 102 slaves were
tree at Union de Rycs. 10 at Cuevitas ana '' d.
Alfonso XII From May 8. 1850. to the begIhuI"S VI
May 1856 90 iO6 slaves given their liberty III o
province OF Santa Clara
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
THE NEW PRESIDENT OF PERU.

LIMA, June, 3, via GalvestOn.-General
Caceres took the oath Of office this afternoon HIS 'ao
net IS composed as follows Minister OF oo'ein"Vn, CIV
os p,a.dsr, ot tho Council, Pedro Alejandrino Del
st.. Min,s,er of Foreign Relations, Manuel Maria
Riyas: Minister of War; Justano Borso1o; Munster oi
Justice, Juan Francisco Pasos Minister VI fin""'0'
Luis BarljeA.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
EXPULSION OF THE PRINCES

PARIS, June 3.-M. de Freycinet maintalns
that tho Government Expulsion bill should be passed as
introduced in the permissive form. and not in the
amended mandatory form recommended by the COM
ittee of the Chamber of Deputies having the measure
a., charge the Government to euforce linmedlatey the
hi, against the direct Legitmist ana bonapartist pre-
tenders and 20 the power OF expeng other mem
ie,s of Frrnch royal families whenever their exile be
2nnn a. ernouienI
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
LOWELL FTyED FOR BoOKMAKING

FREEHOLD, n. j., June 3 (Special. VILLAIN
Lowell the convicted bonkmak r. was sentenced to-day
to pay OF The prosecution aud hne oi fooo
HIS counsel presented "A writ OF error granted py po
state Supreme Court returnaDlo at Trenton next iuos
day Mr. Lowell gave himself as bondsmln IN tue SUN
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
TWO MORE SPANISH rIsaeRmsy ARRESTED.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 3.-A Times Union
dispatch from Tampa says: " The revenue cutter DIX.
Captain Fengar brought into port to- lay and turned
over 10 Deputy Collector T. X. Spencer tho spanish
schooners Isabel and Paco captured OF Clearwater for
the same offences for which the Clotilds recently
| carried 10 Cedar Keys by the same cutter
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
nR uOLMES'n RECEPTION,

LONDON, June SOLVER Wendell Holmes
md Mrs. Sargent gave a brilliant reception at DR.
Priestleys London house this evening" Tie elite OF th'
world Of fashion. literature ana art were among 'n
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
JURISDICTION OF THE RHoOE ISLAND cOUR

JURTSDICTION OF THE RHODE ISLAND COCR1.
Providence, June 3 (Spccidb. b.-Charies l..
German and Arnold Green as counsel for prominent
liquor dealers OF the State. May 10 filed Dill IN
equity IN the supreme Court to test the validity OF tho
prohibory constitutional amendment adopted by more
than three-hiths vote the April election Ihe point
raised was that registry taxes were paid oy po
tra managers IN the lump Instead OF irdividualiy.
.ub.rqu-ntly the original bill was amend' III "a rev
parictsrs Tnis morning the counsel i0f the rcspou-
en- he Governor the secretary Of state and the At
filed demurrer denying the jurisdiction
OF the court III matters legislative ana executive.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
BELIZE THAT GAITANO WAS POISONED.

PANAMA June 3.-The impression prevaiiS
here that General Ricardo Gatano the reVou.'o".N''
died in prison where he serving sentence i"r
his connection with the recent Revolutionary 'n"'o
ments, was poisoned More than choieric re'oil-
ZIONIST declared that blood Will Ow Ia consequence
of the wrong done to the Gead chief.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
INTERNATIONAL CoPyRiGi

INTERNATIONAL COP1KItHI.
LONDON, June 1.-In the House OF Commons
lsst night the International Copyright bill was rea
third time.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
CONGRESSMAN REED RENOMINATEn

PORTLAND, Me-, June iSpecidL. L.-CohSress-
man Reed, OF MaInc unanimously ren0m'na'oo
this afternoon By the Republicans OF the lst Dlsto
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
4 LOCOMOTIVE BLOWN TO PIECES.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 3 (Spccid0.-At Bel
laire Ohio. this morning one OF tho immense mot"
engines of the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad was ABOUT
TO start with train for West. when the boiler ex'
poded tearing the engine to pieces and killing instantly
the engineer. George Johnson; the fireman. John VAN
and the engineer OF another engine, NJ W. Ham
mond. Johnston literally torn TO pieces. 'ahder-
wort thrown into tho air several hunireu rect anu
carried south about 400 feet. Hammond was car
ricd about 200 feet over the 'ops OF
houses falling lot In the rear OF house tearing OH
part OF the roof and tho cOrnice OF the house n ms
DESCENT All of the killed lived In Newark ONO J"hh-
son caves wife and three children; Nandervort leaves
"A W ne and enid. Hammond was unmarried. lne
coucuSsinn broke windows several blocks away anu
pieccs OF the wreck carried nearly ha1 "a mllV
doing damage to property rhr OF ths boiler ana
dome were carried three hundred Yards and bolts bars
and pieces or blown into tho public square,
SIX blocks from the place OF the accident.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE A, 1856

Unonists to oust Messrs Hcaly and OBricn. members
OF Parliament for Londonderry and Tyrone rcspoot'
lively, at the coming elections
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
sW1Mu1ye E1EVEY MILhS ~ TIE OPEN SEA

GALVESTON, Tex, June 3.-The police last
night rearrested Dick" lacouse, who Is fugitive
from Gloucester Mass whe:e ne Is wanted for an at.
emr 10 kali Maud Edison. lie arrested In this Guy
month aco by W. J. HeaIy a Pinkerton detective. The
detective and Iacouse started for New YORK on the
steamship san Marcos. When eleven miles on Newport
News on May g. Lacouse dssappe from the vessel
on getting ashore he made his way back 10 Texas,
where ne was followed by the EdsOn woman. Last
mn, ,t she oppearci aud swore u warrant charging
thai acou.e nal attempted 10 Kill her AcOn-o
svs maj n n,k u nye honrs reacn the land after
he umpei from th- steamer. HIS escape IRON thc he-
trciiy. extraordinary tnit Ola sAiors Say MS
story 4. improbable.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
RAISING TIE GREEK BLOCK

EAISTNT TIE bkfEN bEV' h'TH'
LONDON, June 4.-The Standard this MORN
ing says that the English bockadng Heet has beeh VT
dered 10 make ready TO eave Greek waters.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04

between George Dubear OF England and Christian Ne
son OF Auatrala WAS no we'd to-day over the Ihairs
chanponship course, and won by Dubear by TWO
lengths Tho race was for 2l0O SIDE.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04

SAFETY OF THE OVERDUE sARDINIAN.
MONTREAL, June 3.-The mail steamship Sar-
dinia passed John. n. f.. at noon to-day oouha
west Ali well.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-04

ro TRY TO DUST MEssRs. HEALY AND OBRIEN.
LoNpoy, June 3.-lt is stated that the Con
..rvs,,ve. ara arranging 10 assist the Liberals and