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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
CoNFERRING THE PALLIUM.

MONTREAL, July 27.-From an early hour
this morning the between Eotro Dame Church.
whore the pAllium conferred Archbishop Fabre.
and the wharf ., which the steamer bearing Cardinal
Tasehsreaa AMI Sarty moored were alive with peo-
pe procession marched 70 the church. where an al
dreas was presented 70 Cardinal Taschersau by tho
prtests Of Mostreal Righ msss was ohanted oy the
At the close Of the Cardinal placed the ring on the
Archbshop'a anger and then took the paium and
pinnod it 10 he ahOuldera The latter prouOupood his
hrst benedicton Archbishop and the choir and
creation chanted the To Deutn.
The arch which erected In Jsques Cartier Square
In honor Of the Cardinal fell this Afternoon Killing an
old womAp, MIA Venas age nxu.ouh a oOy' tss' :
bomb and his right sde was Eddled with balls that
he "a not expected 70 live
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
COLONEL BOLTON NOT ALLOWED TO WORK.

CHICAGO, July 27.-ColoDel w. II. Bolton,
CHARGED With embeEzement while in charge OF tho
sseopd -class Mail Department OF the Chicago Post
Oo. AND Who was released ON bail last night did not
appear at the Government Buildng this morning. Tho
once was placed in temporary charge of A g. Rey-
nolds, the second weiRhsr. Assistant Postmaster
squires said that Bottoms place vacated by the ar
rest and that he would DO allowed 70 como back 70
the oce until tho oh arees against hm disproved
when it will rest with Mr. Judd whether he shslI DO al
lowed to resume his old dutes: Robert 1: Lincoln s
noa rad before Com mmssioner Herne this morning AMI
sieued the bond OF WeiRner Stuart in tho sun OF eoOo
deputy marshal was Immediately dispatched 20 'he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
ooryo 70 oguRog 70 COVER A oRIKg.

CHICAGO, July % tSpecidE.-A young man
was looked up to-day charged with arson. He gave
his name - Frederick @ Red and has been the pro
uretor OF hat store &C Fort Wayne Ind On Sunday he
left Fort wayne with OF his clerks to attend ser
vioea In Chicago churoh. Tho night OF his departure
his uAoe business discovered 70 be on nre but
the prompt response OF the re department prevented
sny serious losA An examination OF tho premises ds
closed tho fact that had been ATTEMPTED
The floors OF the building had been saturated Wild coa
oil and two pastsboard boxes wero nlod Win OIL 10
which p acod lighted candles clerk, ono Lwt.
waa arrested By the Fort Wayne authorities ana con-
fsssod that Reid had planned the arson Ior Se insur
Anoo bo gained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
TWO MONTHS OF REST FOR THE OTHER MEN.

TWO MONTHS OF REST FOR THE OTHER MEN.
Assistant District Attorney Delaney Nicoll
was disappointed yesterday because tho Court OF APP
peas ct earaoEa had adjourned without reaching any
decison In the Jashne oase- He said 1t WAS matter
for deep regret 1--WE had made all our arrangements
to 90 on with the trial the other Aldermen ho said
aud hoped TO dispose OF OF them By October T. to
which date the Court OF Appeals is now adjourned"
"wii the delay stop youi"
60 It would DO the height OF folly for us TO DO
anythng moro either with the bribed or the bribors
until the question OF how the indictment shall oe
brought 10 settled Tho very moment we 90 into court
VA shall DO required to eleot which count OF the
indictment We shall try And there We are.
Our hands quito tied until know whether or NOT
our positions sustained The interim Will be period
Of repose" =.
WIN you lose anything by the delayi"
Not unless OF us or somo essential witness dleA
They can't nure our case any now 1t quite safe but
stiii dsporo tue walt"
Do you think II has any special sgninoanoer
20, no. Tho Court OF Appeals 10 very deliberate
body These questiOns that OF the code 10 es
peeiAly Its settlement will 90 the decar alton OF
\ controlling president Consequently they study
ipR Il carefully think II beat TO wait until Ootober
and mistake. am entirely confident OF nDal
Lawyer Nevcombc. Jsshnss counsel. s.id that he
looked upon tho delay favorable TO his side "Al do
lays" he said " arc favorable for the dcfenca"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
RnAv,yo grs WIFE FOR 1T ALL

BALTIMORE, July 27.-Ernault Williams has
attracted much attention because Of lawsuit aganss
hs father for the recovery OF property 10 which 10 was
successful The Safe Deposit and Trust Company was
appointed his trustee and ho has now made application
20 ons of the courts 70 overthroV trust. He states
that. though tho income from bis estate IL about
$4,000 year, through tho decelt and fraud OF MS
wife he is made wholly dependent upon ner eno eau. u
not obtain dollar rnees the trustee pleases 10 give u
70 him This key TO attract a. muen stten ION
As the suit against his father. The compainAns 10
Rrandson OF the banker, John 8. GittinGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
CRIMES and cASuALTrES-BY TELEGRAPH
FATALLY STABBED BY HER SIS

FATALLY STABBED By HEX elSTEN .
house. Of waiter Banyop, No. 90 CintOnsL. Mrs Kate
Carney stabbod 10 the meek by her sstsr heoeVns
. deep wound Whleh will resuIt fatally
HANGED IN SIGHT OF $1,000 PEOPLE
DENVER, July 27.-Andrsw Green. eolor:d, va va pub
cy haoE:d nsr: .ossE n S' s o. oGOo ps.
driver on Nay 10 last
AsBURY PAhk, N. J., July 27-ArnoaI W. P5f'' age
eleven. wa. drOTned IN Dsal LAKE .SSAy' AA' 00uy
was recovered he lived ~ OoeAn beAsn
TEXAS FEVER OUTBREAK In MONTANA.
81. PAUL MINI, July 27.-A dispatch from Boseman.
Mont, SAySi Texas fever has broken out among c.t
ready tUeaty. one have died.
ARREST OF A CARELEss DRUGGIST.
CLEvELAHU, july 81 tspeesan. 1Josepn BsrIls.t tne
drugsst uhO AOOidsnty poisoned Mrs Kate B.fte ana
family By gVRK them aFsenle instead Of sugar OF mall.
wa srresssd Ic-dAy charged with maDslaughter. he
released on S2.S0O ball
POUND WITH A BULLET IN HIS HEAD
,roa snn ssonis The SOdS 81 nas wa
Sunday the depot here with bullet hole shrva9n
a:sc% 4: s::S Il T1e P.s coa.s Sas
have mut hls pAtthsr here ou Tuesday As Wisn *oov
vLvER CAUSED BY RAD WATER
READING. Peau.. July 9.-1he recon. heevy rnins
frS~ Which The np,Oyss Of .hs Osasov irOS Conp.nJ
SI PoI.sISss. ssG d1stins water 10 eosssSasse. 80
are saHsriss Wiih sTDhStd 70 ts vOrss fOfv.
islAKIRo ACID Fok HOLY WATER
PnrssUho. JulT n. Mra yoas PTill Si scum scum
aSeS p..:sS over .sIs sSciOs Ssssld.l s.s =
HsS led uhamLss tot vase VI hOly water vi,h uh.se -
.s:a :.s r.S. .s s' ::s sa: S
ao,d N. dashed che liquid 70 Asf taSs ena y" eees
AbT lese has agesiGhs ssd b aIshsafsa t's "@
WOMAN ooskL ny a vow,
uess sss HiS hsSsSl n1lidss vas gsisa ~ vssu.
.s .sss "ss sssa s rsSias ss !
ss.Ss AN Mssia ixs Ess a;sssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
TO ANSWER FOR MANY ROBBERlES
BURGLAR ENaEL ARRESTED DY PISKERroSs IN
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO July 27.-The Pinkerton Detective
Agency yesterday apprehended Charlea Engel' alias
Charles Warren, alias George Engel, professional
burglar whose depredatons have extended oil over tho
country. Among the robberes that Eneei Is cnArgeo
with ia that OF the house OF j. l. Kennedy In Newport
in 1884 While the family At dinner, diamonds
worth nearly $4,000 were taken All OF this jeWelry
was recovered from a Chicago "fence" by P1nkerton
and turned over to Mr. Kennedy. In September the
house OF Admiral Baldwin At Newport wAs robbed In
preoselv the same manner and vauabes worth $4,000
taken Two other houses in Newport suffered the ssme
way little after this the house OF eI-Goyernor Clanin
OF Massachusetts Boston, was also robbod All OF
Admiral Badvn's property wss found under a stone
near Newport by some farmers, aud upon recovering
case any furber His house robbed again the nst
uAy Of the present monb and largo quantity OF silver"
ware was carried on Mr PlnkertOn has complste eVl-
denoe connecting Engel with all these roboeneG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
OIL REFINING IS xANUHA orURISe.

HARRISBURG, July 27.-Judge Mcpherson to-
day banded down an opinion that dsnnes the law OF
1885 concerning tho manufacturing eompaniea.
Tho ACT Of June 3O 1885, abolished the tax on the cap
ital stock OF manufacturing eompanies The State o'
..r, that oil refining was not manufacturing
aud claimed full taxes from the Atlantic ksnnng Com
psny The company appealed. asserting thet IL was =
cor and suoh did not owe any
tai. Tho decision susTans the companys claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
souIREs MEN WILL STAY OUT.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July PA meeting OF
,ne discharged employees Of squires pork packing es
tabshment was held lAst night under the auspices OF
tho local assembly Of tho Knighs OF Labor Speeches
urging nrmness and moderation were msde
and loudly cheered. Pending confer
ence with tho General Executive Committee
~ tha Kn,9hts of Labor no definite course OF action
was agreed upon. There was unanimous determina-
tlOn out until their rghte were Ackno wledged
After the meeting the quietly dispersed 70 their
homeA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28

psuiss have rstas'd % .sesps s.p. .. ps.:'nSsrs: ss
came here recently with the tntention
of smisraupG % America Ths Greek Consul s trying
via Antwerp.
Melbourne, July 27.-There IL great rejoicing here
over action OF Lord Roseeery, Brtish Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, IA declining France'a proposal for
Joint control Of the tsapds ikns compel
Ina France to revert 20 the exsns arrraeem:nt which
recognises the independence Of the Hew-Hebr1deA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
THE FIRE RECORD.
A TwO-MAsTED eCl

A TwO-MAsTED SCHOONER ON FIRE.
FALL RIvER hsss., Jay 27.-The schooner Emiline f.
Brdsa which arrived here To- DAY. reports that on aAt
Thursdsy night about twenty miles from BarneSat,
unknown twO-masted schooner was sson loaded With
kerosene oil, nre. Both nasts had fallen. The
schooner Safan Cullen waa near the Veasel aud had
apparently rescued the crew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
THE RIOTS IN AMSTERDAM.
TWENTY PERSONS KILLED AND EIGHTY WOUND
..a=..n .zz ..r runz.rrNrn

ANOTHER ATTACK THREATENED.
AMSTERDAM. July 27.-It Is believed that
twenty parsons killed and eighty wounded In tho
riots yesterday and Sunday caused By the police pre-
venting the killing" games The wounded include
no less than policemen and soldiers Il not
thought that the figures given represent fully the
casualties OF the riots, mauy Of those who were
wounded escaped or removed by frends from the
scene Of the trouble At day mobs began to 70.
n..emhle 70 rNneM thar attaoks on the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
NEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY, JULY % 1885

TIE liabilities are said 10 b s9750co. Ths assets ara
placed 0lbooo0 Ths Of the failure are stated
bs the steady depreciation IN the valnes Of stock that
hes bosn going on for from six 20 nine monthsi the
Gould strike that totally destroy the Texas ana e0ueh
trade and Incidentally the depreeaon caused ~
the local labor troubles ana the aoopten ~ tne ecn
panY of the eight hour plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
cRoFrRRs GUARDING THEIR COAST.

LONDON. July 27.-The crofters of Three,
scotapd are atii under arma Three hundred OF them
guard the coast a night orR In order 70 prevent
prise by the landing OF q armed force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
THE DISTRESSED LABRADOR FISHERMEN
iHiRry-FIvE HUNDRED PEKsOEs DYING oV sTAE>
AIION.
RIvoLUTIoNBrs IN NICARAGUA.

AANA1UA. Nicaragua, July ~, via Calves.
ten-Fonr Vfcers hostile to the Government combined
vita revoluuonis aud stscksd the artillery barracks
her~ The attempt failed, and The four ooers and the
srsstsr part OF the revolnonis we're arrested They
Doa Ioea - ~ ~'~ss -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
FRA0MRNFe or GABLE Nrwa

..L LDNDok July N-TWery yssrs sgO ths Atlantic
@ s.s ~ ieoe wa successfully lad and II 10 twenty
PAnB, yalv 27.-fs ts seai s-,aliy statsa thai m.
1asnsh Government hee fremiar de Yrsy o.Rot
aoes not ipteno 70 nter.tre 10 any war viii tbe
Eseesa Ezeensa aes seppert ~ AHsis-Aaiasassy bank in
Asvsssooz, Jaly s7s-TAs xasiash sssasshas sam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
FEATURES OF THE LABOR QUESTION.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED BRicKMAKERs LOCKED OUT

FIFTEEN HUNDRED BRicKMAKERs LOCKED OUT
COMPLAINTS or STREET CAR MEN.
About 1 500 brickmakers employed In the
brick ards verpancks Point wore locked out yes
ter1ay. On May tho men aud their employers made
an agreement by which advance of l2is cents day
over the highest rates paid in July 1885, was secured 70
the men. At that time one OF the bo'ses'
IAuk Tmoney, paid 12i0 cents day moro than
tho other bosses Tho claimed that tho advance
should bo the basis OF the wages paid oy Imoney'
This the bosses refused 10 grant The mon threatened 70
strike and bosses forestslled them by LOOKOUT
State Arbitration Commissioner f. r. Donovan has boon
oegraphed for and will be 1t VerplancRs Polnt IouAy
TO try to settle the trouble.
District Assembly No. 70 Of tho Knights OF Labor Is de-
voting all its energies TO q settlement oil the
troubles OF tho men employed on the Belt Loo
Street Car road. Tho mon complain soAs
the mechanics, to whom was giAn.,.sS gnAsan.Sed
and that the company trying 10 employ men ID tDe1 ell
places at 81 Adayi new tnetA6Io was po';Sa 19
Monday, OF which the hours OF work arc Only t"onV
minutes shorter than under tho old umstsosd sSe
wages OF some Of tho men have been Sors.S
instead OF slIteun provided In the AErcemenL Ses
but without avail bill OF grievances wa.
lo, With Vice ePrcsidop. Wymsn. Who premises 1os
nothing has been heard from it Tho that only
lines 10 the city, tho second Avenue aud tne
action the District viii in the matter hAs not yes
been decided - p...
Brewers Of New York audi vicinity was held Eestery
at tho headquarters. No. Irvingpaoe Inc E1eou.re
COMMITTEES reported that Lhoy had held conferences VIII
the Knighs Of LAbor aud that the khights seomen
pOsod be fair 10 matter Of tho Ehret DoycoIe
Tho Association expressed itsof 10 favor u enom.k
the matter TO arbitration, Ahd authoriEeo tno
COMMITTEES TO proceed in Any manner they saw NJ.
said that the OF the boycott on MS oeeI
been fet and that thero was shIht increAso III A'
business over last week.
meeting OF the United Shoe 5alesmen was held ia.s
night in the Grand Opera Housc In Twenty. thiru-s
About 200 people were present. spesehos we're maao
and resolutions adopted strongly favorng early oious
and the shutting Of the ahops on Sunday. r.u ,n
The moulders In she employ OF Harvey hanon, ~
Frsnkin-st. Brookyn. struck yesstosx 10, % nIovsr.
would TO the demand ana WORK was stoppGu
Tue men will be replaced With othera ana 'n0usn'
that the foundry VIII open again In . Few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28

Ter hAs bean secured - counsel By william B. 0xsefs
and Peter MooouRh members Of the Exeeutve Board Of
Dsriet Assembly Ne a. Knigha Of Labor arrested On
warrant for conspiracy IN ootttna the leather mA4'
ufaeturod By Charles Harrington Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28

p,1pY 70 skp FOR AaxoRfLAfE 0cxxRA0fa
PrrTsBuRo, July "a tSpscsaA.-A aalt-o oo.sA -
an. ,..a,.. nsnatsssassrs ef ptsssars are sa tss
.,sr psea,as the unsi e~sses q sss xavsl ArsssfE ~
sisos I'LL Tksrs wl BE- sevsral ses az9eee 49, -
- exmex pEse soassaeze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
A REPORTED TIE IN JAgRNES CASE.

SARATOGA, July 27 (SpeciaD.-It is reported
here tonight that the Appeals stand thrce ant
three on the Jaehno cas and that the absence OF Judge
Finch from Saratoga during the session of court hero to-
day aIone prevented q deosion being rendered and
handed down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
URGING THE PARDON OF BOYCOTTERS.

The Central Labor Union yesterday sent
brief TO Governor Hill relation 70 the pardon OF 'no
prisoners seutsnced by Judge Barrett on 'u'y
for boyoOttinE II was prepared By iu COUNSEL
Louis p Post Tho sentence Of the prisonsrss
ran from year aud ak months 70 three years sne
eight months Tue Central Labor Union oalms tnss n
convictions unuat and the ssuteuoea unuuJ & ss-
we're Governor hi propOssd several qnesuSns n,on
ing upon the application for paruons, Ahd tho UNIV"
ans cred them In gu bstAbcs As follow;
The Union adma that the prisoners wore defended oy
eel their choice aud iorm the trials we're m
conductes bui In tact The prisoners we're not uAIH
The question u intent submitted TO Juea
entirely OF employers aud trtd employer whose syn
were against Tho ADoring class In lts stru9ko -
employers II 10 claimed that the prisoners are
ths Of which c0nvictsd and cltse ug
and technical records o the 70 sustan ths oa
Tae ncy paid W Theiss the Union oomnit
ing 81 100 WA Cor expenses actually ncnIreh sna
nald 70 the " romOuroo them TOT tnou ~
peases The prisoners hal intention 70 steal aed
i srnt there guilt II they have onondea Is
Lten through ignorance the law They have bwys 49,
honest and Industrious and they had e1coIruL
fOr believing that the boycott Was Awfnl IN ecvh
praoners afTeatOd the charge OF bOycottns
Lreh dismissed and ht tact had BEEN widely publishSt
demanded such occesiona Wae neNel
by prsonerA but tue unions expended IL IOO W
The trial VI the prisoners did not develop any
of xtortion q corrupt intention the part VI inc
eTs tD the sentences we're uhnny
yera The by Neh tsd Wa the ss' -
The kind ever tred and the result 1as sUfprisos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28

sAILuRs or 4 r0BA QUO ookPlkX
CHICAGO, Jnly 27s--The Charles w. Alien
,smpsay. Ran11sesasseDe tssssee' sssvenaSs s~sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
arRIKINa AaAINsr TaE FoREMAN.

The men employed In the machine works Oh
Green Co.. in Olay-sL Brooklyn, struck yesterday on
accountoi the alleged brutality OF foreman whom the
proprietors refused TO discharge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
BELLIGERENT MEXICANS.
BITTER FEELING TOWARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WAR TALK.


BITTER FEELING TOWARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WAR TALK.
FL PAsO, Texas, July 2.-The feellng
among the Mexican - very bitter against
Americana They defiant, and say 1t Will DO an
easy matter their country 70 whip the United state
They have somehow brought themselves 10 believe tnAt
The firing OF tho rst gun would be signal Tor the
Bouthern States 70 their assistance 70 revenge
themselves upon the Northern etstes for the disastrous
outcome OF the goat civil They likewise feel con-
vnced that England would ct ono" take their part ana
blockade the Atlantic and tho Gulf ports OF the United
BIaiea
The Chief Justice Of the State Of Chhuahus, senor f.
r. Rowas has arrived FL Paso del Norts osteusioy
for the purpose OF looking into tho Cutting matter
e<hor Rincon Private Secretary OF the Governor OF
Chihuahua, yesterday published oontrsdietion OF tno
more troops would he ssnt Paso del Norta He says
10 10 In no position 10 know what movements .ne
Mexican Federal troops viii make. The moxioAn press
u intensely patriotic and beigerent and wsDts toe
Government to istsn to DO negotiatl0ns whatever Inc
Mexican paper published at Paso del Norte, tue
Obsrpador HOnterd, says "Do you Americana BE-
asy' % ,S. Sss"1ss 20. es9nS n.ou 10 10 SsSss You
think 90 DO think taat by noise and hurrahs you
sptsr your mind You can imposs upon she sons
II . wsriks and valiant batOns"
way home from the ciIy OF Mexico. He says the Cut
ting trouble vii aii come out straight Without isvoying
annosty bad feeling between the two Republics
wAsHlxorox. July Z7-secrstsry Bsyard said to-day
speaking Of the CuIrne case that he had 10 doubt
vhstevsr that Mexican authorities would do what
vss right the matter. He did not thuk tue messing
dksrean troops Paso del Norte bad any hostile
nEnnoance, but WsE moro thsu likely movement
AGAINST local insurgents At the War Department y
ess learned that additional troops have been ordefed
the Mexican frontier and apprehension OF trouble
hsntertsned. The matter WAS the subject " diecus
ool NJ the Cabinet meeting to-day.
TIE DISTRESSED LABRADOR FISHERMEN.
IHiRry-FIVE HUNDRED PRISONS DYING oV srAE\ =
ALTON.
Sr. JOINS, n F., July Ill he schooner
Barrett bAs lat here. bringing the latest news from
The Labrador ooast On July 10 Two DAYS snow
etorm barred Eastern Labrador cutting OF all communal
cation With its population Of $4,000 persona rho snow
kas eossh s tue aila The relief vesseIs will d.
set 10 YORK Bav TO relieve nrsI the suersrs there.
"he Bay dispatch states that WhAers report that Hud
ecu Bag Strait again frozen over. which unpre
eedented occurrence s this The report that tue
e'nperaturo 100 below IT, however, denied. IL
th Nos Eoee lover than loo above The cold results
Eom imnssnse mssses Of Ice along the coast
aoee "So exSna ceyond zoo milcs from the Up
- - ase oZV SURVIVORS have arrived here The number
tnst nave dicd 10 estimated at $500 Since Saturday
% esss WIND has been blowing OF the Lanks
The nrmness Of tue coast Ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
TO CONFER ABOUT POLITICAL ACrIoE.

The Committee on Political Action OF the
Central Labor Union met last night Al No. lAl EAss
Eishtb-st Clsdonuais received from number %
orsanEAtous tina oommittss dsoidod 70 issae tae
following address trade ana labor srEaniHAtioas
Of Nsw.Y0rk City and County;
you arc h.r.by rsououted 20 sead asleGAtss 70 y
labor conferences 70 b hsd Clarondoa HAL On
7;3o fer the purpose Of tskinE lato
tiun what political setloH neo9ssAry Tor your
neal. You are entitled ore dSeente toe every IVY
msrabers In good atahdine. Each dsleeAts mnss pe
6una Hds uorkinGman and . eitsan. No osgahisansa
AZ untitled representation unlsAs ak meotAs IN oAsse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28

BoycorTERs EMPLoY eRhERAL BUTlEa.
RALRx. Mass, July 27.--General y. =. But
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28

CHICAGO. JuIy 27 In q nght lest evening, 10 u
house OF waiter BAnyop, No. 90 CiintOn-sL, Ars ka
Carney waA atabbod 10 the meek By her sister, Eecev
A deep wound which will rcsuit fatally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
HANGED IN SIGHT or 4
DROWNED IN DEA

DEEVER July 27.-AndreW 0reens eoored. was pu
licy hera to-day In the preseneS 0f loOOo 20
pIs for the murder OF Joseph g Whitnah, street G
driver. on Nay 10 iAsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
rExAs FEVER OUTBREAE

AsBURY PAkK, N J., July 27.-Armour W. PEKs, ae,
eleven, wa drowned In Deal Lake today liz pooJ
WAs recovered us lived at Ocean Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
ARRksT OF A CARELEsB

81. PAUL. MINI, July 27.-A dspatob from b0toma
Mont, sAySi Texas fever has broken Out among o.
TO brought here by J. y. Carhn tfom Aansas Cav'
ready twenty one have dioo.