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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
PROGRESS OF THE ELECTION CANVASS.

LONDON, June 17.-Mr. Caine, Liberal has
issued a manifesto to his constituents at Barrow lie
SAYS it Is an easy matter draft alternative TO Mr.
Gladstone's Home Rule scheme which would give Ire
aud wide selfgovernmeut and ut the same time leave
the Imperial Parliament intact He declares thaE he
Will oppose any buy out Irish landlords with
English money.
circular signed by Thomas Power OConnor, NJ II
has been issued 100 branches of the Irish National
LEAGUE in Great Britain 1t orders the formation OF
election committees and other preparations Tor the CON-
Ing struggle and says that explicit instructions to sup
port Gadsionan Liberals cordially and energetleally
will he forwarded later.
Lord Iddeslcigh writes TO an inquirer;
40 Conservative Government would or could intro
duce b to establish separate Parliament LOT ire
Land In gard Earl CarnarvOn. II was MS duty 10
maize himself acquainted with the views ana ieengs OF
ali classes IN Ireland lie simply sought an interview
with Par ascertain the precise oplects Oh tho
Natonalis-. Lord raiisburys Cabinet ceralnly never
euter,a ned proposals for tending 10 the establish
nenl Ui IN lrsh Parliament. - -. -,
Lord Salisbury, replying TO correspondent VINO calls
Mr. Gdstones reference In his manifesto TO coercion
fr twenty years gross distortion OF Lord Salsburys
words and a deliberate nisstatrnent, says: II uhlht
your language hardly eIaggcrtted never proposed
10 enforce ne W reprcssivc laws for twenty years
Jesse Ceilings has issued manifesto 10 dSrculIursS
appealng To them TO oppose the government. stating
that their interests beng neglected lor the lrsh
question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
POWDEKLY DISCOTERS 4 CONSPIR1Cf.

A WARNING THAT AN EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO
PACK THE RICHMOND CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-General Secretary
Turner, Of tho Knights OF Labcr. was asked to-day
about secret circular Of General Master workman
Powdery, published to-day. numbered % and dated
Philadelphia, June 10 which the Knights arc warned
against what he considers plot TO pack the convention
to be held in Richmond October with politicians,
and in which Mr. POwdery that he has discovered
a great conspiracy to disrupt the order by underhand
"Iknew it," Mr.. Turner said. 81 told Mr. Powderly
when we were sending that circular ont that 1t would
get IN print Why do yOu know have spent over
$500 and nearly a weeks labor in mailing those dOcu-
the General Assembly. There. sai the srcrc-
tary-treasurer pointing to large pile OF ohical en-
veopes "is lot OF the circulars that have not Deen
mailed yet There il use they Will get out; ana
after this Will urge that such matter he given TO the
nrsae uf nnna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS June 1.-The Government has Submitted to
the Chamber OF Deputies bill TO authorize the Panama
Canal Company to issue It's proposed lottery loan.
TIE HAGUE, June 17.-Neuwenhuis. the Socialist
leader here been sentenced To solitary conhnement
for year for insulting the King IN outrageous puDA
cations.
Ioxpox Juue 1.-The Greenland seal fisheries have
been entire failure.
PARIS June 1.-THE Decazeville strike, 1t is again
stated to-day, has ended.
Mons, June 17.-The miners on strike here number
rested.
OuAREGNoS June 17.-six hundred strikers. carrying
red flags to-day marched to Jemappes, where they
sheds on the way. They then scaled the walls VI a
number OF mills and forced the hands 10 stop work
baftaous OF troops have been ordered TO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL

WASHINGTON, June II (SpeciaD The House
to-day began the consideration of Naval Approprs-
ton bill, defence and explanation OF which Chairman
Herbert spoke nearly two hours to thin aud mat
tentlve House. The COMMITTEES on Naval Affairs
s anxious arepuation for economy aud its bill
apparently reduces tue appropriations for the support
of the Naval establishments The reduction. however IL
only apparent. as MI Buck in reply " Colonel Her
bert clearly showed. Mr. Herbert sad thar the bill ap-
proprlated for tue fiscal year SllSi3s5s while
the OF the appropriations for tie current year
was ~ O297Oi. The last bill contained item Of
81 s95 900 for the increase OF the Navy, which WAS
omitted from the bill under consideration. The com
mttee had cndeavored to report perfectly fair bill.
that should enough money TO insure against
deficiency bin. But this was not the time To Indulge
in the creation OF establishments such training
schoos-he country needed first now ships, new guns
aud q general Increase in the Naval establishments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

ALBANY, June 17.-The Board of Railroad
Commissioners has warned the officers OF the various
Coney Island railroads that they will give them hear
ing on June % Of 10 a. m.. at the Chamber OF Com
merce relation 10 the complaint OF G. g. Overton who
claims that the rates OF fare excessive.
CHICAGO June IA dispatch from Indianapolis pub
h.hed here this morning says that g. Hayes is to be
president Of the Bee Line
CHICAGO June 1.-THE Executive Committee OF the
Central Traffic Association to-day referred the question
of percentages az Mississippi ri points and functions
east OF the Mississippi River TO special committee.
PHIL ADEIPuIA, June 1.-THE labor troubles have
caused the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to cancel
plans for nearly 100000 Of improvements that
to he carried on this year This includes handsome
passenger station ut Harrisburg. aud extensive coal
wharvcs In Baltimore.
HARRISBURG, Penn juno 1.-Two Philsde phia at
torneys yesterday argued for writ OF quo warranto
against the Philadelphia Traction Company. Jesse
Gyger a Philadclphian AYERS that the company has
leased ated and operates varions city
senger railway companies In Philadelphia. which before
the lease parallel and competing lines and that
while none Of the panies had authority 10 make such
lease Traction Company had no particle OF right To
do so because 1t WAS organized to furnish motive power
to the OF other companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
WAS LUDWIG A MADMAN OR A JESTER
REMARKABLE DOCUMENTS TO PROVE HIS INsAoTY


SEVERAL ARRESTS IN MUNICH.
MUNICH, June 17-AmOng the documents
which have been submitted the Diet to prove the IN
sanity Of King Ludwig is decree OF the dead monarch
sentencing all the Ministers 10 death, copies OF which
sent to all the members Of the Government, aud
decree sentencing number Of the Ministers to banish-
ment to America The adavits OF thirty persons have
been submitted In which 1t Ia stated that the King In
ured them by throwing at them knives china and glass;
There Is also document relating to proposal Oh the
King to form Cabinet with his valet as president
DIR. scheiss denies giving an opinion upon the Kings
condition or publishing q report IN The newspapers lie
says that tho chrouic Inflammation Of the cerebral
membranes ustes tho theory OF Ludwigs insanity. ana
that the normal condition OF the cerebeum explains the
the faculty of clear judgment possessed by the King in
spite OF the fact nat IN other respects his nina was
diseased.
The Chamber of Deputies has begun the discussion OF
n bill introduced by the Government 10 establish
regency The King loft no will. ~
Several have been arrested here Tor distribute
ing pamphlets containing attacks on the Bavarian
Ministry for alleged relations to the circumstances at
tending King Ludwigs death.
The German Court will go into mourning for period
OF three weeks account OF tho death OF King Ludwig
The Austrian Court will go into mourning for two weeks
Crown Prince Rudolph Will attend the funeral on Satur'
day as the representative Of the Austrian Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
MEN WHO LED THE SLIGO RIOTS.
PATRICK KELLY TURNS INFoRMER AND HIS Al

COMPIICES ARE Arrested.
SLIGO, June 17.-Pa.rick Keely, q carpenter.
has turned In connection with the recent
troubles in this city he states that Patrick Curren James
C.eary and himself emerged from a tavern on Friday
night committed OUTRAGE the Roman Catholic
Cathedral On Saturday they collected crowds OF peo
pie and ansued thcm charging the outrage On Pro-
tesants and melting their hearers to avenge the victims
of the riots at Belfast Curren aud Cleary have been
arrested both confess their guilt 1t Is stated that
the three all anxious TO turn nformers In order
TO obtad the reward OF 9l00 offered for the
discovery OF the perpetrators OF the outrage
The people are greatly excited over the arrests.
DUBLIN, June l7.-An extensive raid for arms Is be
ing made at Kanturk, where five persons have been ar
rested Three OF police securing tho district
The Armagh magistrates have dismissed the charge or
eg al drilling entered against the Rich Hill Orangeinen
Hen ceforth the Orangemen will drill openly.
LU3GAS June l7.-Iiart has been committed for trial
for the murder OF Gallagher In the recent riots.
LONDON June l7.-John Morley, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, announced in the House Of Commons to-day
that the Government had decided to appoint cOnls-
sion 10 inquire into the Belfast Iiots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
R4ILEOAU INTERESTS.
NEw-ORLEANs PACIFIC REORGANIZATION.

NEW-OKLEANS PACTFTC KEURifANIIATTUN.
Meetings of holders of the bonds OF the New
Orleans Pacific Division and OF the income and land
grant bonds held yesterday. IN opposition to the
proposed plan OF reorganization. The New-Orleans
Pacific bondhollers appointed IA comnittee consisting
OF Charles y. Morgan Oswn O'BIten ana A. Trow-
bridge, cashier OF the Bank OF North America, 10
protect the interests OF the bondnoicrs AMI TO con-
er with representatives of the other securities OF the
company with the purpose Of preparing plan OF reOt
ganization tina, may he just to all interests
The land grant bondholders heard the report OF their
committee AMI adopted resolutions tldt The receiver
.AOud he ordered by the sell much OF the
G 600 acres Of the company = land would be neces
pre aud that the payment OF scrip
s he suspended The committee reported that II
WAS cony need the land grant bonds valid third
mortgage on the railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
READY TO TRY THE ANARCHISTS.

CHICAGO, June II (SpeciaN.-The States
Attorney and Captain Black attorney for the indicted
Anarchists expect to begin the trial on Monday, the
time set and say they know OF no why the
trial should be longer postponed 1t will probably take
a week get jury When tue jury Is secured, there
will be full discussion OF the principles OF Anarchy.
Soc alisn and kindred beliefs IL s uDquesonable that
the counsel for the defence viii Introduce statements
tending to show that Socialism Is nos confined to It's
ayowed votares and will probably quote from the pub
Iished speeches OF than local apostle OF law
and order TO show socialists have
never ade appeals for struggling labor.
moro open demands for blood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
cur1pcu AND STATE RECONCILED.

PARIS. June 17.-Presdent Grevy per-
formed the usual ceremonial attending the handing or
the red berrcttas the three new French Cardinals
created at the recent Papsl Copsstory Cardinal
Berpadon responded for his colleagues. lie said
This new dignity gives still more sacred character 10
onr ohIiyatinn, toward tine Church and France. As
French Cardinals will not cease TO pray TO God Tor
France We shall teach according ID Christ obedience
lished authority.
President Grevy replied. thanking the Cardinal Tor
;he sentiments expressed which, he said reconced the
Interests OF the Church ana thoso OF rr"ucc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
HONORS TO OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
DEGREES CONFEkRED ON HIM AT CAMBRIDGE -
HAPPY LATIN GRAFTON

HAPPY LATIN GRAFTON.
LONDON, June 17.-IOnOrary degrees were
conferred upon Oliver Wendell Holmes at Cambridge
to-day in the presence of brilliant assemOlage. There
was great cheering when the public orator. III lauia-
tory speech presented the degrees to Dr. Holmes
The orator described the Doctor as one combining on.
thusasm for science and distinction in literature and as
gifted with skill IN the healing art eloquence and song
Several fectous references were male to the AUTO
crat OF the Breakfast Table" and other OF Holiness
works. The orator told story OF party OF English
travellers deliberately taking the Autocrat" with them
as their sole literary resource during long holiday in
remote district OF Norway. He remarked that to-day
was the anniversary of the battle OF Bunker HILL and
also OF the death OF Addison The language or eulogy
once applied to Addison might ty be transferred TO
Holmes. Addison however, died at the age OF forty
seycn whereas Holmes nearly fifty when his fame
AS ritter burst brghtnesslIke Indian summer The
Grafton was rcplcto with quotations from Holiness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
RAISING MONEY HERE FOR IRELAND.

The Irish Parliamentary Fund Association
Yesterday received $40 through The sun from /. D.
EgaD No AZ Clinton place. Mathew Leayy, VINO ,- 10
busy working among the brewers. has handed ih SIoo
and 5000 from his employees, each one or Whoih mas
promised stated -acn week until Ireland mas her
own Parliament 80, ,,.,. x...o,a,
Irague was held last evening az No bl Union race y.
Delahguty presiding. NJ d. Gallagher presilent Oh tne
Huinsi Conncl J. p Foley aud Ed ward +. Morrissy
delivered stirring addresses Delegates 10 the Muhcipa
rh the amonnt already on hand will enable Treasurer
Gallagher to hand In another 500 10 the Municipal
Council at its next meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
PROSPECT or AN ANrHEAcIrE COAL wAR.

PHILADELPHIA, June II tSpecidD.-On Mon
day the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
will begin the shipment Of anthracite coa to Baltimore
Washington and other Southern points over the VIII
nincton and Northern Railroad from connection with
its main line Wilmington. Dell and thence south
ward over the Baltimore and Ohio lines The rst con-
signment Will consist OF nearly 200 cars. all OF which has
placed and the through rate OF freight has been
fixed at 81 - This is lower than the rate OF the
Pennsylvania Raroai Company. hut 1t is understood
that the latter will meet IL and that there Will be an
active anthracite coal between the companies III
Baltimore and Washington and points Soutl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

Before the Yachts stretched the open sea and out
beyond the horizon the red hull Of the sandy HOOK
lgutship The wind fresh outside the HOOK ana
each yacnt worked on It's merits The Priscilla over
hauled the Bedoun and took the lead. Behind them
wide space OF open water and then came tno tw9
white soops from Boston. The Atlantic was next and
the little Clara sailing splendidy, relegated 10 the
s.xth place. This about the order ihey kept
ont 10 the lightship The Mayfiower
sailed better than the Puritan neither Of them could
hope catch the Priscilla The Priscilla rounded the
ngbshp three minutes and fifteen seconds ahead or tho
Eedouin aud spreading her balloon b topsail, started
for home. There was no hope OF catching her then
The pot" boiling She proved that In learn
ing to sail on the wind she had Lot forgotten her old
trick Of running The leading yachts rounded the light
chip as follows Priscilla Bedouin, Mayfower Puritan,
Atlantic and Clara. This was the tlme:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
FVANGELISTS WROTH WITH Oh OTHER.

INDIANAPOLIS, June II tSpecidO. j. w.
Perkins southern Evangelist has publicly addressed
letter TO san" Jones. answering his communication
publlshed two weeks ago in which the "Immersionts"
were denounced. In his letter to Jones. Evangelist
Perkins says d" have been preaching about hfeenyears
that baptism is immersion only and l. too am South
WORK that N you will set your time and the place n-
yestlgate the subject will zee who 10 lar you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
MR.. CHAMBERLAIN's PRINCIPLES.
lNY CONCESSION TO THE AMERICAN IRISH woUL
BE SURRENDER TO DYNAMITE.

III hLEKENDEN To DI NANIIITs
LoSDoN, June 17.-Mr. Chamberlain, In a
speech at Birmingnam denied that there any differ
ence In the principles upon which Lord Hart
lngton and himself desired to deal with Ire
land. He vigorously condemned tho attempts
10 substitute for freedom OF thought among
the Liberals blind subservence to the party leader no
dec arel that concession to the American lrsh
who are uuquenchaby hostile TO Eng Land would be a~
ject surrender to dYnnmite lie questioned whether
The huk Of Irish would reject anything snort OF
AUTONOMY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The President sent
tho following nominations to tho senate to-day:
Major Abraham X. Arnold, 9th Cavalry. to be Lieu
tenant Colonel lst Cavalry First Lieutenant Adophus
W. Greeley och Cavalry to be Captain; Second Lieu.
tenant James " s. Paddock, 5th Cavalry, to be First
Lieutenant; Captain Emil Adam. 9th Cavalry. to be
Major. 9Th Cavalry; LieutenantColonel James W.
Forsyth lst Cavalry to be Colonel. 7th Cavalry; First
Ilsutensn Frederick w. Thibaut. 9Th Infantry to be
Captain ond-IAeutenaut Zerah W. rorrey, 9th In.
fantry, " DO Frsg Loutenaut Fret Lieutenant Rogev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
pop srp.pATIOS FROM CANADA.

HALIFAX, June 17.-Premier Fielding has
received q number OF telegrams from the dinereh'
provinces congratulalng him tho victory on Tues
dav in favor OF separation from Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
wOuEy,s SILK CULTURE ASSOCIATION

PHILADELPHIA, June II (Special.-The Wo-
mems SILK Culture Association issued their sixth annual
report to-day IL says that there 10 now an open market
for the reeled silk which bears value second only 10
the best silks OF Italy. There also outlet for waste
and cocoons Ninety OF the $50 silk mills In operation
in this country In Pennsylvania Mrs. john Lucas
WAS re- ected president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
4 sr1GE OOA on ROBBED IN MONTANA.

ST. PAUL, June II (SpeciaD.-Eight miles
north of Phiipsburg Mont, last night the Drummond
and Phillipsburg stage robbed The Wells. Fargo
CO. a treasure box, containing Sol. was taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
DEs MONIES AND FORT DODGE STOCKHOLDERS.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Des Moincs aud Fort Dodse Railroad Company yes
tcrday these directors elected Joseph L. Brown,
A. H. Flower and Reuben s. Middleton. Charles White
head the president reported that the road in good
condition, that there Is an unusually favorable
staie of crops in Iowa. and that owing TO
some projected they were about building the
exten. OF the road and its earnings will be materially
increased before another year. The treasurer reported
that the earnings last were Sl2lOOO notwith-
standing various improvements which have been
made He estimated that the earnings Tor the present
year Will far exceed this amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
SPEAKER CARLISLE PLACATING HIS ENEMIES.

CINCINNATI, June III Special. D.-When Speaker
Carlisle recommended Peter Nodler for post
master at Covington. ho raised veri-
table hornets nest about his ears
Lewis Casey tho editor Of The Cocington Commonwealth
who believed that he had been promised the postmast
er,hip WAS for timo bitter his criticisms but Car
isles friends turned their attention to Casey with such
resnIt tat me Com ceased It's attacks Casey
said the other day he aid not now believe there
would any nized Democratic opposition " Car
lislo's nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

Thus the Priscilla wins IN ner Glass; Deati's tho
lantlc 10 seconds corrected time ana ID
minutes seconds actual tim. She beat the furia
% minutes 25 seconds corrected time ana 20
minutes seconds actual time. She beat the MAY
flower "a inmates 46 seconds on corrected time ana 80
minutes 26 seconds actual time. Inc
Fortuna in the keeslOop class, beating he fitana
10 Az seconds corrected time ana ~ MIN
utes 80 seconds on actual time. Among the other
schooners the Graylinq was the winner. beating the
Montauk minutes 5S seconds ON corrected time and
seconds only on actual time. The Bedoun won In her
class, beating all the others about 40 minutes J he
Clara beat the Cinderella about 10 minutes corrected
time and more OH time allowance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
DAMAGE DONE By A TORNADO.

JAMESTOWN, June II (SpeciaD.-A tornado
near here about $50 this morning did great damage 10
property. Bridges swept away, buildings blown
aud rosdways obstructrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
LOSSES BY FIRE.

OTTuMwA, Iowa. June Ill. NJ. Friedmans
dry goods store was burned last night Tho loss s
S2l, 900; insurance $4,000
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June l7.-An Eveniag Wiseonsin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
poourprrryc A CuIrRcu CONGRESS.

PARIS, June I'm. Goblet. Minister OF PUB
lie Instruction has prohibited The meeting OF the Church
Congress arranged be held at Toulouse. The Arcn-
bsnop OF Toulouse protests that the congress IL " DO Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

PARIS, June II. - Prince Victor Napoleon
driving in the Bots Bouogno to-day. when his horse
,.ma fr,ghtensd and ran away. The Prince thrown
IN, of h,s conveyance He fell his head and was
much hurt RECEIVING in addition a number OF nosh
n ounda on his face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
prJECrIoN OF THE EXPULSION BILL.

PARIS, June 1.-THE Senate Committee mas
rejected by vote OF to all proposals ior the s1pu'
sion Of tho pruces-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
FRIDAY, JUNE Is 1856

special from Lodi. Wis, states that the public school
building at that place burned last night Loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000 The fire 10 thought 10
have been or incendiary origin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

After rounding the lgLtshp the MayOwer stood well
toward the Long Island shore while the other
yachts made more direct course for the HOOK IL was
then that the Of aquSsand shifting winds began
Shvre squalls c4lms with Intervals or
CESAR weather Sometimes the yachts would be lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
DANCE ExUAUsTING GERMANY's PATIENCE

LONDON, June 1S.-A semi official communi-
cation from Berlin says that Germanys patience In To-
80 ,o Ersnch Chauyinism is exhausted that France
=. rlanlv Arriving to provoke feeling hostile to Ger
many not merely transient, but likely to lead to grave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

votonal aud not deberatve and denies that tho omco
OF Public Instruction right to prohibit tho meet,
Ing The Archbishop announces that the congress ""i
therefore he held despite NJ. Gobiets orders