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New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
ACTION OF THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
PROPOSING TO GO INTO PoLrTICs-THE GLEN COVE
STARCH TROUBLE.

PROPOSING TO GO INTO POLTTICS-THE GLEN COVE
STARCH TROUBLE.
At the meeting of the Central Labor Union
yesterday, communication Was read from the Glen
Cove Starch Company Ia which tho company offered to
all the differences between themsriyes aud their
employees TO the State Board OF Arbitration. provided
in Chapter 40 Of tho laws OF 1856. They
further offered to pay tho expenses OF a COM
mitteo to visit all the starch factories in the
United States. and II the committee find that wages
In any the factories higher than IN the Glen
Cove. tho company will advance the wages OF the men
This communication gave rise to long debate many OF
the delegates favorng Its immediate acceptance IL WAS
decided however submit It the Friendship Labor
Club which Is composed Of employees OF the company
for its action.
The secretary made report giving the classification
tae trades connected with the Central Labor Union
into the trade sections. Tho classification
was not satisfactory and committee
appointed to make another one committee
Of live appointed to devise and means to start
q daily labor paper TO be printed In English
The question OF independent political action was then
taken up and long debate ensued There was a large
majority that favored going into politics this with
view to seeing exactly what political strength the
Central Labor Union has committee appointed
to decide candidates should be and to draw up
platform The issues which the Central
Labor Union Will go before the people
will be the repeal Of the Conspir-
a. and the regulation or the Police Department
Il Is the strength Of the OrganZaon Will DO
concentrated on candidates for Mayor and District
Attorney.
ApplitatIons for admission received from the
tinsmhs the cornice-nakers, aud the hotel aud res
taurant carvers. Journeyman BARRIERS Union No i
SO the boycott defence fund.- the furrers
subscribed s25 and the bagmakcrs 30 The snoe and Hat
salesmen's Union reported that Samuel Leyien, a
Bowery halter. had caused the arrest Of Que
of It's number. Joseph Cunningham who was distribnt-
ing circulars requesting people not 20 paroniAe torres
which kept open sunday A resolution bOycottlng
Mr. LevIeu was passed. The Barbers' Union reported
that some OF boss barhers had back on their
agreement In regard 70 hours and II feared that
Others intended to 20 back to the old schedule. n
resolution passed bOycOtug all barber shops that
did not adhere TO the union scale OF hours.
meeting OF tho Beer Brewers Union was held at
Wendsfs Assembly Rooms In FOrty third ST., near
Eighth ave-, Yesterday A resolution introduced
declaring that the Of the meeting that the
boy Ehrets beer should be raised After long
aud heated debate tho resolution lost.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
THE SITUATION IN THE EAST.
THREATENING ATTITUDE or Ru-sIA-DEMANDiN'
PIuNCE ALFxANDER's DEPOSITION

1URF ATTITUDE or RU-S1A-DEMANpiNH
PIuNcE ALFxANDER's DEPOSITION.
CoysrAsTINoPLE, July 1.-THE various
Turssh diplomatic representatives. abroad have been
ordered TO ascertain views Of the Powers in regard
TO the Ba,oum affair. portion OF tho Ministry main
tans that TGrkcy is entitled to summon the ad OF Eng
GLAND by virtue the Cyprus convention on the grouhd
that the action OF the sultans Aslatic
territory.
TIE Porte has paid Russia further sum OF &ooOOO
toward the uquida.ion OF the indemnity.
Turkey free passage or the Dsruaheies
by Russian torpedo boats on their way TO odessa
arse for torpedo boats are being given ost py
the Porto. ,.
FRESH conflicts have taken place between Montere-
erins and Abanans. Tue Montenegrin Government mas
Informed that Montenegro Will Intervene with
arms unless the Porte represses the Albanians
VIENNA. July 1.-The Ia0DLaA believes that Rumana
and Bulgaria concluded secret alliance against
Russan eucroachment, Germany and Austria con-
sentng
BUCHAREST July ia corps OF observation Is about
10 proceed to the Bessarabian frontier.
sTPiI RsBURG, July ia ukase has been issued
announcing hat the port OF BatOum VIII not be free
after July % The Minister OF Finance until No
yrmber, remit duties foreign merchandise.
PHHITUPPOIIs, July 1.-The leading opposition
journal venomeutly attacks Prince Alexanier say
ing that foreigner and Is answerabe for ihe mis-
fortunes and for the failure TO effect com
plete union with Eastern Rumea, and demanding that
No bo dcpOsed.
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MR. Villas AS AN OFFENSIVE PARTISAN.
HIS METHOD OF GAINING PATRONAGE IN WIS

WASHINGTON, July IL Special. - -POstmastor-
General Villas Is anxious to "own a STATE" ant he
thinks that lie sees prospect OF having this aliabe
ambition granted. IL Is true. as has beer
frequently and zealodsy stated by good Aiminis'
tratIon papers, that neither Mr. Villas nor ME
Whitney has any intention OF "cutu. uader" his chief
AMI neither II candidate for the Presidency Evet
since Democratic National CoavenIoI NJ vilas bas
been trying to extend his influence the state o;
Wisconsin. and he has lately served notcs upon all
Democrats that he to control the patronage of
that state. simple example viii servo to show hox
closely the Postmaster General draws the liDe
Mr.. Price, the Republican representative from tbs
With District. desirous for the corvcnence Of
pensioners to secure the establishment OF board Of
medical examiners at Eau Claire As It was matter
wholly appertanng to the Pension OH hc. OF coui.e.
called ON Comms Black asked that be done
General Black informed Mr. Price that he could 20
nothing in the premises until lie price had called npn
Postmaster General Villas and received his uggestions
in regard to the matter. Price called upon Villas sni
submitted list OF three reputable physicians. two or
whom were Democrats, to form the board. Mr. villas
objected and the matter entirely out Of Mr. Prices
hand by appointing suggesting TO the Pension Oics
for appointment, three different men from abo,hsr
town, all Democrats Mr.. Price made protect.
having occurred the examiners needed, but few days
aftor the appointment he received letter from one ot
the appointsss Dr. Galway saying that he could nos
serve as ne ethcs OF medical practice did not allow hni
recognize the other two appontees a. be onglns %
making the selections. looked rather to the polti-
ical than the medical ntness OF the tive
gentlemen referred whether the difference was sn-
ply between the schools OF medicine letter does noe
but Mr. Villas has succeeded evidently In putting
his board where will be OF the most service 10 MIN -
The Democrats OF Wisconsin much disturbed over
,as monopoly Of patronage ,Scv ~ tue Po,i%.'sI; I'm.
points directly to attempt to secure Senator
sawyers seat aud having some interest Ia tnnt '%rm %
must reach tho ears Of tho President General
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
cVERTURES TO HARRINGTON
,oRp sALIsDURY's EFFORTS TO foHM
N0- COALITION MINISTRY.
An ,,porcurRE CONFIDENT THAT MR.eLApsio''-
WILL REsIeN-THE TORY PRooRAMMH-""
CHAMBERLAIN NOT TO BE INCLUDED
IN TIE NEW CABINET


IN TIE NEW CABINET
rLxCTIoN RETURNS.
,.rov Julv 11.-Lord Salisbury has mace
overtures TO Lord Harrington for the iornas , l.,
.Cooitt,ou Ministry. whose programme shai, ~,
s,.Sa local Government bill for England, scotiaoo
snA Ireland: laborers allotment bill. empo"ei'ns
,ur.l Isborers to acquire small holdings; ieioi,'
.ra extension of the artisans dwellings act'
Inc dwellings, of farm laborers; measure ioi ".
cbeaner transfer Of land, and the appoin 'non'
y, select committee to inquire iuto the ao"'n9
.r.t,o, of the Government of India Win lne
80 o,vino ,te natives increased local conuo
yord Harrington assents to the formation oi ~"
btion Ministry the Cabinet Will inciuu1
t,oschen. Sir Henry James and the DuAo u 'e'
bu, not Mr.. Chamberlain. ooosaant
Nv Iabouobere to-day said: IL am cohnuen'
thst Gladstone will resign and that inc Oonso-
tives will take Office. Any coanuoh po'"UO
r,on;a, a,d Irp;ouists cannot last twenty mlnu'es
Cbamberlaiu and his party do not coui"
Chamberlain and Came are the only wv
worsh considering. The Llpei" 49,
arises from Gladstones failure 10 "ah0
Land bin clear Radicals not seeing inc ioioo o
huying out the landlords. lhe cry o, 'niVo -
and n COW has not done any good. IL "ou'U
&c.,, ha,,er 20 have talked of half an acre ano
calf, The aborer would understand tha'' uo
NOR tb;nk the Tories will adopt Home kuie poiicy'
II is not TO their interest TO settle the irish question:
but rather to keep 1t open. The Tories useu
Chamberlain nicely, but lie does not sec ~
They will throw him over when IL suiS
their purpose 1t will be a long time before 'ne
Irish question is settled. 1t cannot possibly pe
settled by the next Parliament. lhe countries
know nothing of the question. When they nave
been educated Gladstone will win hands down
This will be the great work of the Radicals IN the
immediate future"
The total vote poled up to Saturday night was
Uu,onist. !. 2O9. .s74; Gladstouian. 1,1!S973.
LoxDox. July 12-All the morning newspapers,
even The Daily Ac,cs rejoice that Lord Harrington
has been re-elcc ted to Parliament.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
STATEMENT OF A sARDINE FISHERMAN.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
July 10. 1886.

EAsTPORr, Me-, July 11.-Captain Balkan,
in charge OF the American boats which were at
St Andrews N b. Friday night, ana which were driven
away by the Domnion cruiser General Middleton, In
command OF Lieutenant Kont, makes the following
statement: 81 lying in St. Andrews harbor walt
ing for the fishermen to selne their weirs whom the
General Middleton came int port. Lieutenant Kent OF
the Middleton, BOARD my boat aud Inquired TX
American boat aud II was an American
etzsn. | told him Cid not know whether my boat
was American not, but for myself was an Ameri
citizen. 1t makes M Inference he replied.
whether your boat Is American or English. You have
r2ht to purchase fish In this port and II you 40 noe
leave, II yon attempt To buy hsh. your boat will be
seized He also notified the otncr bostmen. Not wish
ing to any trouble with the Dominion Government
ali sail and blowing our fog horns In derisiOn of
the General Middleton steered Tor the American
shore. Collector Mutt has taken ny statement and tee
graphed to Washington.
Great ind 2 gaatiOn exists among the fishermen and
OF sariine factories mere, whose interests suher
by this denial OF commercial privileges to American
hoa
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
LAUGHING AT Mr.. BEECHER's SMILES.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Rev. Henry Ward
taking his text from John xvii, 90 22. %: "Chrstian
unity by loves power" He urged not so much thoo
logical as spiritual unity of which lie spoke hopefully
Men, he said, were coming together and working
for larger humanity. Among his best friends were
Catholic priests He reiuted the attacks made upon him
By the English press FOR joking In the pulpit, and
peaied his known views on Laughing. He evoked sup
pressed laughter by his quaint simies. The cha pol
We crowded.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
MAILS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BRooSLyS.

WASHINGTON, July IL Especially In order to
facilitate transfer service between the ci,y post
Offices at New-YorK and Brooklyn. which is assuming
greater proportions year. Colonel Blyard A. Ber-
ryman. VINO constructor and mechanical on
gineer OF the divisions OF tho New-York Elevated
Railroad. has written a letter TO Colonel M;Leer
expostmaser of:Brookyn. proposing the transmission
tho In light travelling In IRON tubs over
roofs of the aud running from the roof OF
Now-lork Post Oiice tho East RIVER Bridge
10 the roof of the Brookyu Post Oice. Postmaster
Mciaer has suOntted the pau TO the POst-oihoo DO
p.rtMeat 10 q atom
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
MORE ARRESTS OF GAMBLERsA7 LOy0 BRANOH

LONG BRANCH, July 1.-the excitement
By the police. The place Rafertys building known to
the fraternity and outsiders ono. &c." was Visited
the police capturing and conscating all the lay -outs
the chips and furniture. BY the time mo. SO" had
been raided the Tip" had been given the Of
other dens which the police found closed when they
tempted to enter them The liquor sellers In the neigh
bOrhooi OF the ocean pier warned early in the
morning that the Sunday law ha1 to be respected All
complied with the injunction of the police except
Cramer the keeper OF the pier pavilion. At p. IN.
Chief of Police Lloyd ordered tho OF Cramcr He
not TO he found however. The place closed It
and that of the big hotels will under the law.
The mysterious person who made the complaints
against the Pennsylvania and Ocean cub-h0uses has
been fully identified. His name Is william q.
Ing for the ministry OF the Methodist Episcopsl
Church at Pennington Seminary, near Trenton.
His parents live at Grand and Monroe
ares., Asbury Park His mother stated to-day
president OF tho Board of Commissioners. WImpf-
neimer laid sue bad opposed taking posi-
ton of detective under Mayor Hesey but he
give up the offer made to him by the latter. 1t
rumored: that Chief of Police Bailey OF AS.
bury Park. recommended WmpflIeimer to Mayor
Hesiey. Mr.. Bailey sad that Wimpihener
came to him for Job as detective aud received letter
OF introdn"tion to Mayor Hcisey No knows where
young Wimpfhcimer Ia except Mayor Heisley. Mrs.
Wimpfheimer said TO day she knew that her
Long Branch. but she did not know where he stop
know where he could he found. When the prisoners
rested at No. SO before Police Justice Morris
of them turned out to be young WlmpfhelIneI. The
justice avoided any sigu Of recognition The propretors
inaton on Wednesday. wimprheimsr was also tho com
planan; In this case.
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PROPOSING TO REWARD TREASON.
A DEMoCEAIIC ATTEMPT To PENSION DEsERIEa
FROM TIE UNlTED STATS NAVY.

WAsHINGroN, July IL tSpeciab. .-Consder-
able has been created In Republican circles by
the introduction OF bill by Mr.. Tucker. OF Nir-
giua, to wnicn Representative Boutelle. OF
Maue has drawn attention. The bill In
question was introduced by the chairman OK
the Judiciary Committee on May IL. aud proposes
to place Nicholas H. Van Zandt. late lieutenant in the
Navy OF the United States the pension rolls aud To
pay him pension OF $75 a mouth. The ground upon
which the pension asked Is deafness alleged TO have
been contracted than thirty years ago The PEN
sion which It proposed to psyis SO more mouth
given totally ilsaOich
the Union with RECEPTION OF Pension Commissioning
Black, VINO draws 500 month by special act thas
vetoed "a.
Tue Official records show that Van Zlndt deserted the
seryice OF his country before he sent IN ms resenauo
They show fnrth ernore he sent In nis
In Noyemher 1861 IN the face Of the enemy aui was
dismissed In December. 1861. from the navy or the
UnlIcd states Within eleven days OF the date OF bic
resignation he enlisted and was commissioned ss an
officer the Confederate Navy. - IDls Is case, 0
Mr. Bontee says " in which 1t Is proposed 90 pay s1S
"A month reward man for dastardly Treason 10 tue
Government Ia tie days OF It's peril
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
INTERNATIONAL CHESS CONGRESS.


TO-DAY.
The great International chess tournament OF
the British Chess alton. OF which Lord Tennysen
ia tho president Lord Randolph Churchill Sir Robert
Peel aud Professor Ruskn the distinguished vicepres
dents begius to-day at Victoria Hall. London. and will
probably continue for fortnight In addition TO the
eminent French, German and English masters who had
entered the lists additional interest for the lovers OF
the royal game this side OF the water was given to
the coneet by the OF the NewYork chess clubs.
which consideration OF the Importance OF the contest
rs the chess supremacy OF the world resolved
70 their respective champions to take part In IT,
S. Upschutz. champion Of the New-fork club; Mr..
Hanlan champion OF the Manhattan; the veteran
Captain Mackenzie James Mason and James Mortimer
lists represent Americas proficiency
III tho game IL Is believed will make credtable
showing against the famous European experts
In addition the special prizes offered by the Poet
Laureate and Professor Ruskn there will be the follow
ing cash prizes: First prize, $500; second, $3.50;
third, $500; fourth. Sl25; hth. $50 To these VIII be
added about $500 to be divided among the non.prlze
winners In proportion to the number OF galnes won by
each 1h nat novel feature is introduced as an
incentive for the competitors to play their best, even
after they have lost all chance OF securing priZA
oabe-dis patch from the scene of tho contest an
the arrival of the players and that the contest
begins 9t noon to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
PLOTTING REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, July 11.-It is reported
tnat General Martinez aud his allies senors Ramirez
and Rias the Mexican editors who recently arrived here
having travelled disgu overland quietly buying
up arms and horses The Ngrete movement, while pre-
mature, may -ons Significance The federal gov
ernment Of the stringent tax laws, dull
ness OF trade and the poor wazes which employees
OF the capita are paid Ia daily losing prestige.
about only thing needed 10 trouble
strong man shall step forward whom the disaneoted
can rally. Martinez apparently desires TO be this
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

LONDON. July ia cable dispatch from RIO de
Jane'ro says tha' Mme. Bernhardt aud tho other
bers OF Mr. Abbcy's company concluded "a successful
engagement there Oh Friday and started for Buenos
Ayres
ROME July 1.-The cholera returns for today art as
follows Brndisl. l03 new cases. 49 desths Lstiano.
ZS new cases, deaths; san Vito, 10 cases,
eeaths fontana, 81 new cases, 33 deaths; Codigoro
az new cases, Deaths Venice. new cases. deaths
PARIS July I'm. Cambon. French Resident eral
a. runs, has been appointed French Ambassador The
Vatican - '
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.

ALBANY, July 11.-To-day George Dill, age
forty-two. living Herkner and Franklin ss cut his
throat with pair OF shears aud stabbed himself in the
left chest and abdomen three times shortly after he
Jumped from the seconf-stOry window. stcikrg his
head aud injaring but not fracturng his skull He had
had dOmesc troubles and several years ago. an III
mate VI an insane asylum. Hs VIII probably die.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

MILWAUKEE, July 10.-At the concluding
session Of the American Library Association to-day
publishiBg section organized TO Issue Catalogues
and photographed guides tho cooperative plan.
william +. Poole OF Chicago, was chosen president
ylce-prcsldents-A. r. Spoford Washington NJ Cham-
berlain aud Charles A. Cutter Boston; w. L. Foster.
Providence secretary, Melville Dewey, New York
assistant .ecretary H. G. EicHarison Hartford treas
urer IL J. Carr Grand Rapids: finance committee
James L. whitney, Is ,stOn; y. W. Merritt Cincinnati;
(,rorae W. Harris, Ithaca.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
wREcRED BY AN OPEN swIrcM

YoUNCsTOwN, July IL (SpccidD. D.-Passcn-
gcr train No. Il. the New-York, PennsyvaoiS
aud Ohio Road Girsrd. nvc miles west OF here. whis
running afty ilcs hour to-day, went into SWITCH
left opon by freight crew. wrecklng caboose the
locomotive postal car and baggage car. Engineer
Brown, In his efforts TO save the PASSENGERS Vas
pnioned between tno cab and tender and had 10 e Gus
out. lilo to his home In Mrat'hie' reno.
Fireman Billy Roberts jumped, and escaped with
few brulsea Fireman Jaues williamson remained ~
tae cab aud Was unialured
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
DTSCH4RGED EDKKM4N'S REVENGE

SPRINGFIELD, July IL (SpeciaD.- Mike" y"
King stone-nason. who has been WORKING On the new
building United Presby cr,n Church. was dis
charged last evening In he chpp,d and broke
.Ii m. .harp ed of work OF the
ha.epeut 40 that viii have to be pulled down ana re-
bu,lt With fresh stone a cost Of 5000 no n1d 10 Co.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
oo,yycrs sH0r BY rn4IR GUARDS

LITTLE Rock, Ark. July l1.--Elghty con-
vcts we're at work In bricsyard few miles from the
town yesteriay and the entire number made "A sudden
dash for liberty The guards Immediately leyeled ther
urs nred. killing three OF tie rlner'ders "hi
mortally wouuiing a fourth None escaped
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
NEW CHURCH FOR A NEW SECT.

JAMESTOWN, July IL Especial. The Church
OF The New Theology. presided over by the Rev. DR..
Townsend, WHO formerly Methodist. raised
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
THE EXPELLED SARDlNE BOATS.
SECRETARY BAYARD ASKS POR ACcUkATE INFol
NATION UFON WHICH TO BASR CLAIMS.

SECRETARY BAYARD ASKS POR ACCURATE INfOh-
NATION UrON WHICH TO BAsR CLAIMS.
WAsHNGToV, July IL. - Representative
Bou-ce OF Maine, has received tho following reply to
his request that State Department give immediate
attention the statement teicsraphed him from East
port that American boats were driven away from ST.
Andrews, y. b., on Friday by Dominion cruiser:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
July 10. 1886. :
To the Hon C. 4. BoUTEILE. House IF Representatives.:
DKARSfR: Ihaye Just reCclvei yonr telegram OF this
date STATING that yJu hat dispatch from Eastport
Me- that boats after herring Tor sardines at
ST. Andrews, " b. were driven away by tho Dominion
cruiser Middleton with the annOun encnt that no
boats will be allowed to take herring for any
purpose AMI you invoke the immediate attention
OF ms Department
On the 2 OF June last you called at this Department
COMPANY Senator Hale, o, Maine, aud then drew
my attention similar threat Of nterrreIoe with tue
purchase OF small herring for canning sardlnes from
the Canadian weirs. On the sIme day made repre-
sen'ation Of the alleged threats 10 the Brsh Minister
at this CAPITAL and drew his attention TO The alleged
violation OF lawful commercial intrrcourse between
rtish subjects In Canada and citizens OF the United
states. was III hopes tha furtncr ntorierence with
recognized and legitimate trade would be prevented,
hut will again address the British Minister upon the
subject II Will assist materially In all such cases OF
alleged violation commercial rights II accurate aud
r III statements OF all the facts in each are pro-
cured forwarded to this Department, accompanied
by laylts great deal OF loose rumor and sensa-
tona statement would be thus disposed of and tangi
basis laid for claims for compensation ny the IN
lured parties have the honor to be. very respectfully
yours, L. L. BAhAhn.
Mr. Boutelle has telegraphed to Eastport requesting
that full statements OF the inter
ferrnc. complained Of be prepared and forwarded at
once TO the Department OF State.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12

place. shot James Orr OF Dsnvllle. NJ j. the ball taking
effect IN the left breast Cummns who s young mar
ried man employed night assistant In tho express
ONCE here arrested hour after the shooting aud
released on furnishing s., 900 ball.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
DR0WyED ~ CAA UrAUQUA LAKE

CHAUTAUQUA POINT, July | lSpec'dG. John
Riee of Buffalo, 4 member VI Ins Woosiin ClaD, white
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12

PARKERsBuRG, W, Va, July IL tSpeciah.-A
farmer. Thomas Beckwth swindled out OF sl,eOo
last night Dy buncv men
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
ELECTED PROFESSOR Ar LAVE SEMINARY.

ELECIhD FhofESSOH 4 LANh SfHiNh"f.
PRINCETON, \. j., July 1l.-The Rev. Or.
william H. Roberts. librarian OF Princeton theological
Seminary aud also stated clerk OF the General As
sembly. has accepted call to the chair OF Practical
Theology at the Laue Theological Seminary IN CiDcin-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
sBoT INA oUARREL ara PICNIC.

HAcKrrTsrowN. Nj, july ll.-Ai a picnic.
after quarrel last night. Patrick j. Cummins of tiis