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New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
Mr.. PARNELL ON THE FENIANS.
he DENIES THAT HE HAS ANY ALLIANCE WITH
THEM-IHE TIDE OF TORY VICTORY.

He DENIES THAT HE HAS ANY ALLIANCE WITH
THEM-IHE TIDE OF TORY VICTORY.
LONDON. July 13.-Mr Parnell has written
. letter IN which he says: The statements OF Lord
Harrington that the Irish party ana NatoDa League
are III union with American Feniaus are untrue.
know nothing whatever Of any Fenan organization in
ireland or America beyond what have learned from
the newspapers have never hat any comm unicatiOn
with the leaders OF such organizations. accepted
alliance with them lido not know who leaders
are. No union OF the National League the Fenians
has been proposed. II such proposal had ever
been made | should have consented. I have
always successfully endeavored 10 keep the National
League within the stricest bounds OF legality. In spite
OF the unbushing fslsehOods which have partially and
temporarily frustrated moderate aspirations OF Ire
land the Irish people will continue to MAINTAIN peace
able and egal aspect declining to afford pretext
Lord Harrington his Tory allies to resort to the
bruiallu's Of coercion"
that although rishmen disappointed the
OF the elections they should not be despondsnt The
baa written Home Rule" on their pOliDg-paprrs as
ssanst the unnoly s1isng triple alliance coalition
G"vernmeni Mr. Healy cOhtebded, could not exist
Inc tories nave won the south west division OF Essex
and the IOtquay division OF Devoushre eecng IN the
former district Colonel Makins Conservative over c. f.
Parker Rhodes Unlonl't; and Albert So GER Giad-
slousn In Iorquay X. Msock defeated Lewis
Mclver. UnionlsL
Tue Tories IN to-days elections gained South Dorset.
tlre. where Lieutenant Colonel UanbrO defeated II. i.
eHrei- Giadstonlsn and tb" Leek division OF Stafford
tlre. where II. f. Davenport. Conservative, defeated
MI G. Cr"mDton. @ C., GlsdstOnian. Sir NJ Wilson. the
Gadsonan Candidate for the sKeDtOn division York
slite, has been defeated by Waiter Morrison UnouisL
1hs Ia a UDIOnist gam.
Michael McCartar GParnelite) has been elected to
Parliament for South Down. lie received 47s6 votes
While Mr. Corbrt his Tory opponent. obtained 3.sl6
10 total vote 3ss less than poed a. the last
election. e. C. MOlloy Parnellic) has been returned
ior Lhe Brr Division OF Kings County by a vote of
o216. against n obtained by Captain Bernard (Con-
Wrvatvrl. The same candidates cont the district
~ Tue last election when the Home kulefs polled l32
more votes and The Conservatives 40
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
INSTRUCTION OF STATE SOLDIERS.
THE sIXTY-NINTH CAMP AT PELKSKILL-DKILL OF
THE DAY.

THE DAY.
STATE CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, Peekskill, July
l3-The company drills this morning were excellent
Al the battaion drill the marched to the held from
their company streets double quick and while there
their movements all that could oe desired Colonel
Cayanagh LieuteuantColonei De Lacy and Adjutant
Moran were mounted on horses During the battalion
dri Colonel Phisterer passed through all the company
streets and examined each carefully as 10 their
cleanliness etc The skirmish drill was excellent and
the guar mounting 1ne.
For the length of the Goth have been In camp they
have improved wonderfully. Colonel Cayanagh has
many visitors his quarters, and they are all treated
with gre at consideration and tne hospitality. Fifteen
barrels OF potatoes consumed at dinner to-day ny
tbs regiment There 73O men In camp AT the dress
parade TINS se Of the grounds was DiacR
with people VINO witnessed all the movements with de-
light. Tie Goth all hardy men, and not one mas
Deen sent hospital as yet. IL 10 runorcd that
Governor Hill will visit the camp for few days during
his vacation The officer OF the day 10 captain Ncnae
Rrenuan OF Company the senior officer OF the guard
First Ient enant John Il. OBren. OF Company junior
officer Of the guard, second Lieutena"' i"'i'oA D.
MoriaIty, OF Company B.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
EXPULSION OF A FRENCH PRINCE.

PARIS, June 13.-President Grevy has signed
the decree sion Of the Duke Aumae from
Franco The entire Cabinet agreed 10 the decree
If the Duke de Charities initiates the Duke dAumale
in m ating question of the rpublc's right to expe
him. the Chamber of Deputies viii take acton LOOKING
tow ard the conf OF all property III France De-
longing to the Orleans family.
Tue decision TO expcl the Duke d Aunale was an-
nounred In the Chamber of Deputies by NJ Goblet,
Minister Pubic instruction. VI. IOian saI that inc
Governments actOu was approved by the country anu
rsored con hdence In Ministry General Bonanger.
Minister Of War, answer TO the protest OF M kcef
TO he effect tuat the expulsion Oi the Duke hn nio
was Illegal said that the Duke d 'Auinae and Prince
Murat aimed grades in the army III tie
r,guiar rhe Chamber vote or 80 10 los
adnned . vote of con ndence Cabinet aud by 33l
~ sO decided 10 have General Boulanger's statement
nl.carle0.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
CRIMES AND CAsUILTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

THREE BOYS DROWNED IN A Ian
BRlpGrrON Me-, July 13-Justm Matthew'S. as
eleven Albert Matthews his brother. a<o ntteen.
Rufus Allen, age eighteen, were drowned III Ill
lake yesterday by the sinking OF an ovef-o~'a'o" -
boat.
DROWNED AT CAPE MAY. wm,.~
Biawel ago Sky five. OF No 723 ocuthsL n.
pha, was drowned while bathing TINS mo'niHs' ~
leaves u wife and child
WOUNDED By AN EXPLOSION. ,.,w
ALTON ILL., July IA portable engine on sae s,,risv
of n n lob. At Alton Junction. blew up yessei,s~s'
VA "a man wero badly wounded. threo OF them ta~y'
THE GRAssHopPER scOURGES; a., r.uor>
FARGO OAK July I3.-Persous from tho wcss .oSos
hsS nm SUNDAY Afternoon an cloud OF stssnvy
mars setted down GU wheat neM near eAnoosn, ia y
ave miles west Of Fargo. aud In snort tos '''~
from aity sSres every vesrge Of srssnnssa'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
nIuIGE IN CROPS BY HAILSTONES

LEvELAND, July 13 Especial. "a severe ram
storm visited Cleveland ami vicinity early TINS e'e"
and would have proven Of nestimable value 10 crops
nd otnar ,on sxc pt Tor the accompanying hail,
which fell with great force for minutes. the nan
.onrs wrro In. rgest een this city for years. rang
ing Ia size from = pca 10 walnut auu "u'' ~
con sid abls damage in the country. .
JAMESTOWN. N. Y. July 13 tSpectaD)-A terrioo ns"
storm sited Randolph. VILLAGE eighteen 'h'io' us
tant at O'Clock this evening. doing great uan1so ~
crops aud fruit ana breaking Windows In houses sumo
of tho hsllstones we're large as butternuts lie re
near the village nave the appearance OF mldWInle
sm,are o crops will amount several thousand DOL
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
ANOTHER CONNECTICUT HUSBAND GONE

BETHLEHEM, Conn, July 13 tSpeciaD. -
There nave been many reasons gwen By husbands aud
wives for leaving their homes either with the Intention
,f remaining away permanently to return alter they
think they have they do intend to put
up with cruelty neglect but amusing occurred
mere a fe " days Alexander Hamton-not the nrst
secretary OF tho Treasury. but Iarmerwas employed
by neig 10 hep get IN his hay crop. and his un-
oneuchaDle thirst caused liberal use OF older. Iio
went home UOring under tho effects or II aud nadyert
euty sal down upon the pOrcn HIS wife began 10 scod
hIu and exchsn II words ne went upstairs,
changed his clothing ana then left the house HIS tio
place only abort time decided TO his wlo.
II IA belleyed again
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
pROvJSJyG TO RETURN AND PAY UP

PHILADELPHIA, July 13 (Spec'aH.-lnvesu-
CATION to-day showed that Martin Howard an extensive
uhorsale shoe dealer who absconced recently ' oo'
behind nim amounting 10 100000 The prinolpa o'e's
are c. A. Coffin * Co., Of Lynn MASS. 9-o'0V W
S25OOO: C. A. Born. OF the same plao, SiS'oVo d. L.
Err,r A. CO. of Boston, 81 900: Mr.. Nichols. OK hay
brook ~ 900. Several banks also lose consiuoi aoo
Frederick Pely. close friend OF tho runa"p hs ya
Latter from MIN Last night IN which he says; nave
gone to England settle my mother estate a,u
shortly return with ample funds 10 pay AL h'
ue.a
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
RIOTS IN IRELAND AND ENGLAND.

BELFAST, July 13.-Serious riotlng broke out
this evening between Ca ho.ics and Proestants Many
stones were thrown and revolvers wero freely used
The military called restore ORDER Many per-
sons injured aud sent to hospitals
LONDON, July 13.-Poling In the Newmarket division
OF gesture had to be postponed today III cos-
ouence of rotlng Several policemen were hurt during
L dIsIn
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
MORE TROUBLE AT CRAZE CREEK MINES.

ST. LOUIS, July 13.-The situation at Grape
Creek ILL.,, where the miners on strike for nigher
wages becomes more serious every day. The slrkcrs
are determined that laborers except themselves shall
work the mines Yesterday tho white miners to the
number Of 20O armed with rifles, shotguns. revovers
and clubs marched body to the mines aud demanded
OF the negroes that they return whence thoy came.
Aer an extended parley. durlng which the most IN
tense excitement prevailed. tn colorrd mon archc "
Danve some miles distant. wnrre they VIII CONSIDER
carefully the advi-abiiiy OF continuing ~ WOrk III
the meantime the mines Idle and tie strikers Juoi-
iauf
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
PRINCE LUIrPoLD AND THE POPE

MUNICH, July 13.-Cardinal Jacobini' Papal
OF State. has Instructed the Pdpa Nuhoo mere
TO ask the Bavaran Government to explain the follow
passage In the letter when Prince Lutpod after his
institution AS regeu TO Dr. aron Won Luz Presl-
dent OF the CABINET: remark with especial
pleasure the several occasions on whicn the highest
Catholic thOrtcs have expressed entire satisfaction
regardng the position Of the church IN Bavaria Ihe
Vatican does not regard above correctly repre-
senling the facls.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14

LACROSSE, Wis, July 13.-Forty- dele
gates from Milwaukee, ten local delegates anu abodt
duzen others representing seven counties OF tho
State. gathered at the opening OF tue So
called labor convention which began its scs-
sons here to-day The proceedings have not been
harmonious being evident from the start that the
various factions would not work IN unani nity some
o. the delegates desired dlck~r with the ID 'mocrdts
the Gabe Bouck while Others wanted
IN entire third ticket nominated. aud Others dId not
know what they wanted. The majority OF tns delegates
seem TO favor Bouck the head o. the fusion ticket
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
ATTACKS UPON ORANGEMEN

DUBLIN, July 13.-An Orange lodge In Coal
Island small village in the County Tyrone -FOUR ni'es
from Dung attacked last night by nunoer
NJ men belonging to the National League. The attacking
marty we're with rifles and kept up hre Tor TWO
hours on the lodge the police being powcrrss TO inter-
fere Armed moonlighers last night attacked ana
secured possession of two houses In freemount Huu
Kamturk Cork County Then they entered ana severely
beat the inmates
KINGSTON. Ont, July 13.-The Orangemen OF 'h'H
place are much excited order OF the Dominion
the from participating In yesterdays cee-
bratiou.
MONTREAL, July IS (SpeciaD.-A dastardiy attempt
was made about sixty miles from here this morning 10
wreck Canada Atlantic railway train containing 'he
Ottawa Orange delegation retur ling from Kingston.
The train consisted eight and besides Orangeneh
there were other persons making total OF about hVe
hundred passengers The train was going about twenty
five miles an hour when turning a sharp curve
Edward Chase the enginedrver observed heaVy oo-
strucon of some kind placed the rails about one
hundred yards ahead. lie at once wnlNtieu orahrs
down." shut off steam succeeded III Drih9lnA lho
tram o "A stands within few feet OF the oOstFucon'
but wit such to almost sh IKE the p'9scu
gers ont OF their urrns On examining tue OOsuc'"n
n was found to consist OF heavy raw ty Ties pace
one on Op OF utner. aud wedged up AT each enu
nv heavy pouldrrs The weight Of the obstruction
nent aud had the obstruction not been seen py .h"
enrue-driver most d results wOuid nave i"-
lowed. No been made although Olapeo
men say that they know ;he guilty parties.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14

CHICAGO, July 13.-Judge Tuley, IN the CI-
cut Court. rendered decision to-day III 'no SUM
noted case Of william NJ Jones against Johh d. AoJ
I, MAY 1870 tho Des Molnes and Minneapolis Marrow
Gauge Road the Court said, on the verge Oh oanA
ruptcy Alley bought up certain securities Oh 'ne io
az a speculation aud Jone, brought suit AGAINST mn a.
y storknolder and also "a solicitor OF tue compsny
Iudy- Tulry I'm a long decision, held that Jones. tno
snmSianan mad no standing Court and directed that
the nlII be dismissed
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
EDWARD T. HALL FOUND.

POUGHKEEPsIE, July 13.-Ihere was a good
deal of An 1iety IN Point to-day the disappear
apce of Edward Hail. Wall Street broker dong busI-
meas az No. IA WallsL, New-YOrk. IL was thought he
had gone in swimming IN the Huison River In tho morn
lnr When he return To the West Point Hotel II
W.. fearea he had been drowned. There search
for MIN the day, but near Iidaght he was
k.Iiu
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
1JoUOB MEN Nv CONVENTION.

PrrsBURG, July 13 (SpeciaD.-The conven-
ton of the state Liquor League began this
pr,s,dent Fr,suey said: 'Of course. politics VIII DO
frcsd ,n,o the plon and there will be adebae
on the Prohibition plank in tho Republican PLATFORM
Will say however, II any political action Is taken wiz
be by the Executive Committee. AMI the nr 70
will bs made secretly aud all members no nrn NJ" W
act IN due SEASON. We do not believe III any psA III
any platform that will interfere with any man Jus
present We nave a membership Of 100000 Dnt oehote
tne summer Is over wo expect 70 have douo'o 'n"'
number on our rolls"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14

ooLOyIzryG TO SETTLE IN THE FAR WEST
HUNTINGTON, Penn, July 13 tSpec'dt.-At a
.,uy h,r, to-day or tho members of tho colony being
formed for sotsisnent tho far West an organization
wa. effected under the OF the Keystone E~glan'
Association. Officers were elected and an eiecu'''o
committee appointed to report articles OF a'oO..on
and to have general supervision OF tue an' ohanp ,u
cnIany Tne rules will % acted upon on Friday Apou.
afty heads OF families signned their VI
ioning tho colony aud it 10 believed thas 'ne
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
THREE THOUSAND TANNERS IDLE.

BosToN, July 13.-rhe great strike or lock-
ont IN the tnneres ana cnrryng shops Peabody and
Salem was fully begun this morning. In accordance
with the vote the knights OF Labor at their meeting
last evening the refused TO 20 to work In those
shops where The Of the Executive Committee had
posted. This affects not only the tanners out IKE
wse fhc curriers' IT, shops where the hal been IN
the habit of beginning work at ococS thcv were re-
fused A. mi son and others they found notices posted
and went awly The Is that over 5000 men arc
un Idle.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
FRAGMENTS OLE FOREIGN NEWS.

BERLIN, July l3.-rhe editor OF a Polish newspaper
publisncd II village or POsen aud the Mayor OF the
Village have Just l. tue foruor TO
months and the latter to months Imprisonment for
lsulllug The Ministry OF State. Thirty peasants who
were i'm plicatrd with them nave beeu acquitted.
ROME July l3.-Ihe cholera returns Ton to-day are:
Brindis l47 Cases, As deaths Fontana. ~ cases
26 deaths Lsano. 80 cases II deaths San VITO. II
Cases, deaths.
BERLIS. July 13-H-nry NJ Stanley has arrived here.
France the Congo Free State will submit the ts-
the Congo frontier surveys to the arb
fraliou q I Switzerland.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
FORTY IcEBEkGs SEEN AT SEA.

QUEBEC, July 13.-rhe captain of the steam
ship Gays lie passed thirty iceberss out
side and straits of Belle Isle Some of them
were very large
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
THE COMING IOkY MINISTRY.


'AIHOUs OPINIONs-HOME RULE FROM lord SAL
IsBUKY PREDICTED.
LONDON, July 13.-"Our suggestion says
The FaH AoH Gazette "that Gladstone should continue
In office ana endesvor to construct Parliamentary
majority on basis OF Hsrtngtonian Home Rule fades
away as the Tory victories 1t Is no use discuss
ing 'ho question OF finding new basis for reconstruc
uoh of the Liberal majority that has ceased TO exist"
l. r. OConnOr says: "Paruell 10 absolutsly ppossd
70 the acceptance of Harungto9ian limitations Lord
oAspury may offer once to make Lord Harrington
fnme Minister. but the odds against such q solu-
uon. lhe chances seem to be We shall have a Tory
ministry 10 deal with, and that II Home Rule IA to be
eohoedeu oy the new Parliament Lord Salisbury will
p'osao over 'ho establishments of Irish legislature"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

IlONDON July
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND-The Times referring to Rns-
sia's action closing the port Of Baum says England
must rely strength and no longer put fdih
In Russias engagements.
MIR. BEEcHER PREACH.-ITeury Ward Beecher Will
preach next sunday III Westminster Chapel
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
TROUBLES or UORKINGMEN.
swITCUMEN ATTEM

swITCUMEN ATTEMPTING A GENERAL STRIKE.
CHICAGO, July 13 tSpeciab. There was an
increased force or Piukerton duty on the Lake
Shore road to-day owing to the attempt at train wreck
ing last night The shooting OF LOUIS Schoare o.
Pnkerton rneman at the Fortythird-st crossing ias'
night has nccnsed the swtchmen and The working
at the stockysrds Tho switchman held meeting to-
day at which swltchmen from the other roads were
present It was reported that another attempt woud
be made to order general strike all tho roads III
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14

Illinois Central Railroad to So 900 damages Tor
personal injuries and tho loss Of her baggage IN ara-
road accident at Duck Iili Mss Mrs. Rice acknowl.
edged that she riding pass The court ruiou
had paid nothing for her transportation sho
could not collect damages
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
CANDIDATES POK CONGRESS.

LOUISVILLE July 13 LSpeciah.-James Nc
Keuze Secretary of state under Governor Knott. to-
day announced nins elf candidate for Congress IN his
old district the lila, Polk LafOOn the present repre-
sentatiye, Is acandidate for reelection
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
pathizers Of the Homo Rule movement i"s' niSn'
81 476 76 was contributed.
LORD HARTING1 ON'S HOME RULE POLICY.
1T is ACCEPTED BY LORD sALIsBURY-FEA UREs
OF THE SCHEME.

OF THE SCHEME.
LONDON, July 13.-The totals OF members
elected at midnight Conservatives ana unohia's
365; Glsdstonians. PAL.
Lord Harrington has arrived In London. Lord sans
bury will return here Friday ard VIII CONFER Win
Lord Harrington and other Unionists on Monday.
An agreement has been arrived at by whioh Loru
salisbury accepts Lord Hartngtons Home Rue poicy.
which involves the maintenance Of the full powers OF
the Imperial Parliament. BY 1t the powers conerreo
on local councils in Ireland are delegated not
dered by Parliament which body reserves the reht 10
ro ami revise the action the councia Inc ap-
yoIntmrnt of Judges ana the legal administrator are
cent red III the Imperial Parliament cu.
iord Harrington is still reluctant TO join Conserva
tive Ministry, although he hae pledged nimse 10 SUP
mort coerclve measures and tho genefa ponos vi ,o
conservatives In Gadstonian circles connden.e 10 eA
nressed that the Premier will resign MI. 1austono
will hold conference with his colleagues on
The Parnehtes say they will never accept accept Lorr ,n
Hartngton's scheme and will fight ana wait nn, .ney
have secured the passage Of the fuil oiao''on'An
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14

The seizure OF Sir RoderIck Camerons schooner yacht
Rena by the Canadian authorities sent thrill through
Nem-York ytchtsnen yesterday who contemplated
trip the Maritime provinces THIS summer sir Kode-
rick is an adopted citizen VI staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
The IRISH PARLIAMENTARY rrrrn

LONDON, July 13.-At the regular fortnight
meeting Of the National League to-day the treasurer
noanced that the subscriptions the United sts,es
within Two wecks amounted 10 $4,000 ~ ~
~Ew-HAvEx, Conn.,. July Ia Al q meeting Of avn.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14

LONDON, July I3.-Une hundred HOUSES HdVe
been destroyed by re the town OF Koden Province oil
siedic, Poland. Three nundrel families out OF the tota
population 500 been rendered homeless Dy the
colidgrallOI
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
sIR RODERICK CAMERON's YACHT.
OTTAWA, July 13.-SIr Roderick Cameron d

parted lor Boctouche again last evening IL IS under
stood that Munster OF Customs has ordered tho re-
lease OF his yacnt.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
NO FARE, NO DAMAGES.

CHICAGO, July IS tSpeciab.-Mrs. Eugenie
Dc Roode Rice the pianist failed In he Auit against the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14

CHICAo July 13.-The representatives of the
Western Union Ieegrapn Company in this city state
that four operators at Omaha have stopped work an"
that the remaining tbirtythree at work They also
declare that no operators stopped work at Od~en
or other points General Supcrntendsnt Clowr states
that the district superinlendents have standing orders
10 arrange 40 that work shall DO DONE Dht
TO keen on haud a sufficient force OF to obviato
overtime.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 13 Tho telegraph operators
here hav- intention OF going our on strike anu
nothing is known Of any such movement
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14

At the offices of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany stated last night by Press Agent somervi'e
that as yet definite had been received from tne
West II was thought that the strike would srrai
to the East j. T. Taltars. tho Editor OF me becpfc
AGE the organ of tho Telegraphers Brotherhood. s'u
Yesterday: "The strike is purely local ani Affects
altogether about 125 There 10 no danger OF ts
spreading to the Est West OF St Louis the operators
are not paid overtime and there is much dssalisfac
ton OF tnat point, however, there s no cause lor
cOmplaut."
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-10-15

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