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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
BUTCHEFS RUN FLOOD ANNIVERSARH.
rIRRrFrIC STORM IN PrTrsBUR0-AN OIL TANK ST
ON FIRE BY LIGHTNING.

TERRIFrIC STORM IN PTTTsBUR0-AN OIL TANK SsS
ON FIRE By LIGHTNING.
PIrrsBURe, July 26 peciab.-This was the
twelfth anniversary Of the Butchers Run Hood IN whioh
over ono hundred lives were lost and this mornnga
repetition Of this terrible disaster VS. feared severe
storm ragged FOR twenty minutes, In which there was
rainfall OF 16O inch. The water poured 10 torrenu
down the :hiisdos aud In some streets wss four feee
deep Tho lake in the Allegheny Park overnowed ~
banks and ran down tho trAcks Of the Phburs Fors
Wayne and Chicago rosd. Al the Union depot tnsre va
three feet Of water cellar and the res
the boilers were sxtinEuishcd. Two boys VINO ns1
crswIod under . freight car for shelter were nesnz
droWued Tho tracks woro covered with wAter An0
eneiueefs could not whether swtooes were propev
set or not BY tho bursting OF mxu the Penney
ave- stores Of Joseph Horne Co.. were Hooded sno
a. 600 worth OF goods damaged Tho telephone COM
pany reports great dsm4se. telegram trem !he Wan
fnxtou oil Held says the derrick of Hess WE'LL No
struck By lightning and DESTROYED. aud tsuk cousr
ing 500 barrels of oil also took nre.
Tho damage by the storm IN THIS Guy wss nuo1
greater than was ut orst supposed WI ploosoy
resch $35OOO0 The storm Appsars TO have oeen con,
town along rivers erepors are coming erees
damsge Housss wore flooded and atruck py SntuIu3
crops destroyed and trees and fences wssned awsys
Amost every railroad entering sne CITY sumots uoo
i.pdsdss and wash0uts. but the fuey OF suo eIrmenS
Vas probably the grextest along tho fltteDurf 800
Wesfern rosd, whole lsds OF wheat ana corn nave
haen dsstroyed and st ono point near EvAus Ciy.
ann of woodland ssventy.nve yarts Vile W three
ounr tsrs Of . mile long wss levoled W t0rnadA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
Mr. GowEN's FIVE CONDITIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26 Especially. president
Goweu of tho Reading Railroad, denied to-day that he
had been In consultation with ). Pierpont Morgan In
New.York on Saturday. On Thirdst. however. u
was stated to-day excellent authority that those
ooss TO the syndicate have recently had several confer
snces With Mr Gowen his homo Mt Airy aud that
negotiations looking arrangement OF all differences
have been in progress for some time wcllknown
railroad who was present at tho meetings said
to-day that Covers conditions i've In number and
that as the Wabash.MorRAn peope and the re-
construction trustees willing to ooncsde these he 10
willing TO retire from tho presidency and to permit
syndcate composed part OF his friends and 10 part OF
theirs TO carry out tho reorganIation win tho money
which the Joint syndoato shall furnish.
The i've conditions arc (F1rsD that there sna DO no
foreclosure saie OF tos headina properv v W"cOau,,
holder has who 10 not abls or willing to payn a,sess
msut; Uhrd) holders OF junior securities shall not
be scksd 70 exchsnGs their bonds for stoct; (0urth
that the general loan shall be paid on aud OK
tineushsd, and thst the holders shall not BE- nven
big bonus for extending iti (ntth that there be no
voting but that the shall still control
eha 00 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27

Tns oourt-Stxiks that out and lot him nsw tall What
hs remember that spiss aid.
The Wftssss-spies sad that II lsoksd qusse to hin
that vast number Of ipsopls would como toesthe NJ
bed down snd driven apart Ike dock Of shseps they
were armed they could not bs driven away that wayI
pesitissy now xiis.n.r Ss Ss diS "a es1s' Or nOs
s.sss. xiss!osgs cnes. IT, arusnSS. Al have jass
come S isST ~ ssirs ss,. - .,,,, v,., ~, o,,,,.,
Mr. RcrssMan snd myssl. in which questioned you
Here the entire quartet OF lawyers for the defence
simultaneously rose ane objected
The Court-Put another question.
y:a sty S.,. ,S e: s..
ssisssI;sI E EE:a: xsi: sasr: and sood many other:
CQ-wasa you veat there Monday nisht what vas
ODD you 60 lin % anything With tSst! 1-Eo.
% s%s ~ ..% ss Of tn. CIR
s.; ~: e: e: :;..ss %
some un. between ara sslOoi; .,..
"a ;ss :.;';. & ess s;
~ :e: SA Svs Or ok isss ard idid not care about
.oSbon't .yoa know II that is the sane ous' Al
Mr. Grinnsll asked him what hs had head said about
the members arming themselves
At any time before May eaoh individual should take
ann sr%.a q orssais:sicn al Ss:ss ::cA indivsdas. for
hnssh against ell poljsenen or militia and % forth
Mr.. Hoefor-Tt was stated ct those meetings that
bombs should be thrown without reference 70 any COM
blnstop Neee vas st the Aroetsr zeSeHx1 ONCE on
Monday and Tuesday.
10 sivng AS testnony 0ruephut showed signs Of great
fright Hla testmsny was accepted as corfoboratlng
the fact that Spies wrote the revenge" circular and
that al Of the sr~ed seeton we're TO 60 TO the lay
In the 0iteru Son, W. e Dickson, Newspaper reporter
said that he had number Of conversations with Par
IN regard the Socialist smovsment The last time
he met hIin ParsOps gave him paper which contained
dag am rcpreeentlog square 4 was plan Of var :.
about In the way described In tbs paper He met Par
about the time Of the Mzrketst domonsHaton ana
him that he would the revolution break out and
than he expected. Paul HULL another ret orter
ANA the nriug the police. whicn did not vary
from the former recitals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
HUNDREDS DYING OF ST4RT4noM
yURrHER PARTICULARS OF TIE DISTRESS IN
LABRADOR.


LABRADOR
ST.. JOHNS, N. F., July 26.-Further particu-
lara of the distress the 1ahermon Of Labrador
reoeved In Astoria out of hirynve or forty
families, total Of 200 persons 100 hove died
mostly all women and children In Main tho catch OF
nsh been sufficient to AFFORD food to tho tnhab
tants. The which opened on May l was back
ward and had been for the seal industry, which
WA tolerably good, not soul would DO living Along
Hamilton Inlet and Sandwich Bay there 10 not 90 much
suffering. although many have died. In webuck and
Indian Harbors nsh 10 tho only food beside small
quantity of corn meaL They have had no vegetables
snoe March l. aud the people almost without cloth
Ing At Hopedale not over hve families remain
out Of the entire popaton Many have gone cast along
the coast hope Of getting into Detter supplied
settlements. while eighty persons, Of whom forty were
squaws and thvtynve children. ded from starvation In
Juno alone. There deaths In April and May.
Dut these were principally from exposure 70 the cold
The Okkah Indians suffering greatly, but there
were not as many deaths among them was o. ns' TO-
of the l25 who mako up the tribe Inc whoe settle
mont 10, however, the verge OF starvation Iho
places spoken Of do not include the whole dsrot where
try lying back from Okkah Hopedale. Main and Cape
Mugford there manv families, most OF tnem loaans
EsQuimaux. whom the suffering 10 greater than
u 10 tho more !hicky populated sc:MsmenH IN, me
70 thought, judging from the reposu no" ana tnen
brought 10. that the number 10 largo
In Newfoundland along tho north coast there 10
Content hundreds arc In dying condition
In White Bay alone fortytwo persons died last month
and ono knows how many snce. Not less than l5oO
nsver be known owing 70 the isolated region In which
the suffering exists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27

esss s& Ths eanrpiaak W. pui,sd ts WITH great
expsdissA Several people had 70 jump tps u
oecsesr 2ssesnse vas enc e TIE -
- reach Tie boats sidA ne sap
vidsssd saaAsnly, As hssitatsd asd VS. los&
ne sylvan strsem ssesd away toward Bay Rides
sarTytng the unfortunate eeroae1 With her.
On the pier thAre vAs IN exciueg eeene
fee ave oe ten minutes. TAs esa Beach
onicAls inaistsd o. hnsh'ng the matter ap and
steadily rsfassd any Information. "Thsrs -
AoshinG in Il" said onA locking extremely anxioes,
nsvsftAslssa "No. you can't go Brown, bus don's
think you esGht to make anything ofk"
There vers about 200 people board. noluding Tie
Prince and his party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
TRLEGRAPHiC NOrk&
CHARGED WITH a SERIOUS GRIN

CHARGED WITH 4 sEkloUe CRIME
EAsroN Penu, July 20 Especially. I'D ward Fuli~e wee
.,~ssed aus evoauG charged >ersoue
cs,mS sxsnss niss Enms Miller. she yeuav daashsee
Of ,. J. Miller
AN EXPOSITION IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE
AoO July the Wofds pasttue Ex-
,on CcsnpNny appointed THE eveotng eAo petuoa
"a psmiamin II NcHeill Who holds chatee mere9nTe nS
S6OOOO on the c0npAny's propcsV. Ies sst.evree y
ChSitsnhsm Bsach w - esauiaed snds ~ aircsasn "
FUNERAL OF MADAME M0RLAoCaI:
LOWELL. Nasa, July 96.The funeral Il 4uA Aorisccn
scS nisco fom Joouphs Church thlB oring end vao
sStsnd0i by large nun6er u frendA
PATRIOTIC sWfrzEk6 CELeB1ArE .
PHILADELPHIA yuly - (pesls!).-Tae evss rssaas.S =
FSr s 6OOsh Snnivsn6Asy q the salAbsAnsas 81 NV
pabllc N bWtisurAAd
ASSISTANT BIsRQP walfAkE1 A004PA
PM ADRSMiA. Jnly - (1ssets!L-rwe neeeS wcrS ~
osive1 by ulsgHysa = THE ctly teay ~ Di1he1
iss:.r q sss:ssA.:s g: AsaeaaS s''ass = ~
rkED4kicK WlNkkLuAN OleSHAe9e1
CucsxNArl July 2a-TA0 Ceesasss neoose 0eoy ~ ~
asoJ frudurok WJckosnaA resH blAane y - uASseg
vuss dsesA ~ wtisk ~ ~ sssa ssssses nasS: -
GRAND AMY xnH rRooPlu0 vl,4wAeA
2s:sS xssy :. = ,s:s z: H;Iss :ss W. sssz
~ aclsnoaa = thsx ~ osas Ssez - Y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
HARBOR THIEVES AT BALTIMORE
SAILING VESSELS PLUNDERED BY GANG-PEPPER
AND CHLOROFORM.

AND CHLOROFORM.
BALTIMORE, July 26 lSpeciah.-A gang of
river thieves been suocessfuy pundsring vessels
lying n the hsrbor for month past and thus far have
safely eluded the pooe and detectives Tho thieves
ssusrally ohloroorm- Only sailing vesssls have
been robbed. Tho gang made big rounc last night
Tho vessels robbed tho H. HiGguson,
CAPTAIN A. W. Fsaes. Of Rockland. Ma; q. A White.
Captain Trippe. Of Taunton, Masa, and the Eva
I. Ferris Captain St. John. OF Eorwalk Conn
Tho visit 10 tho Eva l. Ferris st Bhswa Coal
Pier wss attended With come excitement.
hont after O'Clock the ste ard awakened
by Cash Of light 10 his lace Rising up ne discovered
man rsnsAaktpg trunk and he male dash for him.
Hs sd hardly moved When he saw . revolver aimed
bin aud a:xs instant bis eyes we're foil OF pepper
ia rroanod aud called the captain. The voice seemed
40 Captain 81 John that he thought h out
aide the vessel and hesitsted minute before leaving
h,s rooN. In the meantime the second mate. tue
sHppers had out and seenR the man leave the
esbin followed him on deck. When about 70 follow
him pAck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS

CoSsrASrrxoPLE, July 26-Pspal Deleeste Rotelli nss
concluded impoI treaties with the Porte. inaurne
the Church great IN tho East SiKnor hoteii
will be promoted at tho next eonsistory.
BERLIN July 26-German anufscturers are uneasy
over tho passage of the AngoSpAnish treaty. whicn
will give England chance 10 compete :uoeessIuiy WIN
Germany whose TO Spaiu OF textiie fabrics
yarns. cotton woolfens, velvets, silks and carpets
amount In value to S4,000,00O annually.
PARis July 28.-The Rothschilds sone time sso gave
NJ Marcel Deprez unlimited credit for the prosecution
of researches problem OF th electrical tranams
son of force The results 0f the researches have JUST
been submitted s. mmittee OF inspection composed
OF scisntsts and the committee oy
resuIts obtained by N. Dspres worthy Of the highest
oopgrxtulationa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
CRIMES IND CAsUALTI8S-BYT TELEGRAPH

Twc HERDERe KILLED BY LI0HTNrN0.
OuiHA Neb July 26-Two and the horses they were
riding were Killed BY lightning ye,terday afternoon near
DROWNED IN An ATTEMPT TO SAVE HIs
BROTHER
r.r.u..A Mich July 26.-yehn T. xiIls and Sidney
ui,s Of A. BoOh Of Chicago drowned sat
uray OF Nsnstque They wsrs On tug on their way rom
e,srtsSd ~ Lroihsr Jumped atsr hn and both
CRUSHED BY AN ELEVATOR
YAByAH HousI =. Il, July 1S-wi!e Sieas'o sss to1, IT
eLsrre of The elevator t ornins He emed . tho top
and Started tbs s3evntof hb noo ~ ~se"~@ Ss""e~"
the beam and The ceiling.
AN OLD ENOINEER KILLED
ros- w .vxE Ind July 26-Ths westbound limited
urs. ev"r Tie tisur. for wsyps snd Chicago Railroad
due yspsise InA = a. "a M ns % sa oss , srss On dne
- ii - sIssi engtsess the rod. vas n.eaty kls
lSUsnan lusapel noo We ssHss 80 o vssA s<e.s
inluS1ss. NJ paSssnxeo wsss sAsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
INA SCRIMMAGE WITH CHINESE.
A POLICEMAN LOSES HIS TEETH AND A cHiNAMAA
HIS PIGrAIL

CHICAGO, July 20 (SpeciaD. "A Chinese
rambliux den ss No. 25o South Ciark-st was Waited
early shIa morning BY three police ocsrs Talbot Jcd'
SON ana Walsh who had been cent TO the place owing
70 tho noise and disturbance msde by the Eam0esa.
IN. Dui,dns While Talbot pssred through the frost
window snI counted the players Talbot Knocked q
WSsn Saiuod an sutrauos through the rear window:
The Chinese Recognised Walsh - IN omcer ana esossa
TaiOott wss struck with u IN 's: s:n.sz dss<
He fell TO- she moor ena va sfsmS.Sc S.
scramble to essspA Walsh caught . feeling Chnemas
by the queue and pulled the length " she ro"0
Ihsn tSs piS-taiI gave way and he fell to tue doee
Judsen vas having . fo"trses With ths dealer; Ccsf
DO the ailsy. lie was nuaily overns9lea ase
brought baek TO the house. Tslsess loss W. W
vithstaudins the Injuries received ~ sae omcess u
captured nineteen Of the frightened Cninses ssc
irmory Court to-day and shsy we're dnsd " aV'ss ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
RLow AT THE Pennsylvania.

CHICAGO, July 26.-An important move was
nounced to-day In the consolidation OF the Erie and
Paoino dispatch and South shore fast freight hne
Offices iu Chicago Both are division oi the Erie Dispatch
worked over eaat bound limos
Harmonious relations being restorsd between the Erie
and tho CHICAGO and Atlantic It 10 the intention TO con-
orn:rnte the business tho latter road. This will
take away from tho Pennsylvsnia q largo amount OF
provisions and dressed Ueef trafc. The consolidation
takAa A6eot on AuGnst l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
A HITCH IN TIE NEW eOTERNKRNE


CONFLICTING CLAIMS OF LEADING ToRrxs-LoRD
sAusBuRY's RETURN vRoA ossoRNE
LONDON. July 26.-The Marquis OF Salisbury
arrived to-day d noon IN London from 0sboraA where
hs went 10 recsive the Queens commands tefogn Gov
ernmeut 0fsat crowds assembled q al Ne stisf rail-
way stations beweeu Portsmouth and London snd ten
dsred the Premier ovaona He declined N address
the crowds anywhere At the London station an saor'
ehesrsd him loudly when he allshted from the train.
Lord Salisbury while st Osborne performed tho oese
mony CT kissins tho hand Of the Queen. aad wa
appointed her Primo Minister.
The next Premier has convoked meeting Of The Con-
servative members Of tho House Of Commons at the
Carlton Club to.morrow Lord Csaosan will probably
be selected a eecrotarr for the Colonies In the
Cabinet There arc rumos Of hitch In the forming Of
the Cabinet on account Of the eonctns claims Ct Two
TIE Nmes ssys belicvss that the Marquis Of Sails
bury offered TO under Lord Harrington - Premcf'
II tho latter wo1ld tho work Of forming Coa'
ton Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
GLOOMY CROP PRoSPSors IN TIE WEST
II PAM. July 26 lSpeciaN. Major r. E.

ST. PAUL, July 70 IOpecHFJs -MUOr ~ "a
Paswus one ot the Railroad Commissioner Of Dakota.
In an interview here to-day. said that the stosms of
r,h.v and Saturday night siu North DAKOTA destroyed
,u,iion and half bushels wheat He places the total
viad Of tne Territory st not more than ouah
mueh rrestsr than has rep0rted. fne agent OF
Sesper compauy st Bismarck told him he had eoid
~ aftv msehnss bat would deliver them - the
orene In thst section were net worth eutinE emi9e
sdds that many .housaed: Of cattle ana snesp WI S %
Sssss On eSs ranges been snurely burnt out
sCUIcXoO July 26-Aocordiug TO o publication made
tht: The continued lack OF rain IN many por
si.ss Of Ihs eouatry Y swakenins serous alarm wes
~ entsd the droush already u Of moro than
orSinsr1 leagth and severity. Corn y just nov tasse
s.S TIE osrs arc bsnnuin9 70 form and tne crop
rnoes ehaa other lime peetiful supply OF
-soIstars Ths y mos rsosivins and ths issk viii -
ooveroiy fol6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27

NO DEuooRIrI0 STATE CONTENTION
John VBrien, chairman Of the Democratic
state Committee said evening 'has hs had receives
replies from sesriy al ths members OF Ne stas Co
-. ~. .,,cna, askius their visvs - % The advis.
sh,ltv Of holding Q state Cenvcasiou Noetenses ct
sns rcpies verN adverse TO holding eoaventloo ThA
~ snonvhs sessled Sno question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
,,ooDy voRx or A ysALoUs LOVE-.

YALL RIVER. Mass., July 26.-Thomas Rich
..... r.d-hairsA yeuth Who had bsss - 10 theaghs
ss.v sresssd by hs svssshssr. Aiss sssSp' sss eef
..s.,.sns frsu sanp nsss,ns tsdsy assenpasisa ~
be- sssse 40 sye yssss -: ss :: 'cis'' silsss
1ssS VSa,i uDos n,ss esssA bssesA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
ALLEGED MIRACLE IN MONTREAL

MONTREAL, July 26 (SpecidD.-The latest
miracle reported 10 alleged be caused By swinginx
orucnx which keeps going for hours at Tina Ayoung
girl Onysne Aubin living at No 223 Beaudey-st. who
has been Cripple for eight years. b said to have saned
certain amount Of relief from her pzius through tne
movements Of tho holy symbol. Exctemens In tno
neighborhood 10 running nigh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
POLITE WARNING TO FISHERMEN.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. July 26.-The schooner
Thomas +. Bayard Captain James Mcdonald. arrived
to-day fresh habutnG trip and reports receiv-
Ing the following warning while the Newfoundland
coast:
BONNIE BAT, July IL.
SIR: Ian instructed give you thas the pres.
enee Of your vessel IN this port 10 10 volston Of the
articles OF the InterpxtiopHl Convection OF 1918
between Great Britain and tho United stsles
in relation to fshery riehts on the
coast OF newfoundland and Of the laws in force n this
country for the enforcement OF the articles
Of the convention. and that the purchase OF BALI or
ice or other transaction IN connection with hshtnG
within miles Of the ooast OF the colony
win be violation Of the Of said
ton and laws am. sir, your obedient servant
N. q. TAILOR, ofnoer OF customa.
Cap,ai, Mcdonald said no had only $4,000 pounds Of
hslibut this trip. that he would have had better
trim had t not beeu for the warpiuR copy Of the
circular was served upon the schoone Asry Wells s
ar IaeouAa A. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
OHIO CANDIDATE ZOE CON0RES&

RppruoyuLD, Ohio, July 20 tSpeoiaD.-The
v,,,.. os,o D,ssrss viii b he sesns OF astsrmnsd
e.ess fee ths Congressional between Gen
~. ). Wsrsss Ksiss q shis eY sxspest:s q ~
as.cs; n 81 Rsnnsdy. No oshss eandidstsssrs In shs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
ROADS TO BE CONSOLIDATED.

LOUISVILLE. July 26 Specialize. P. Hunt
inetou has boon here a day busy with General John
Eohols vice-presidsnt of the Chesapeake. Ohio and
road the details Of the consolidation
Of tho road with the and Ohio form the
Newport News Mssissipp Valley Railroad running
from Newport News 70 Memphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
NEw.HAyEN AND NORTHANP

NEw.HAvEN AND NORTHAMPTON BONDS
NEw-HAvEN. July 26 Especial. AT meet
Ing this stockholders Of the NewHaven
and North ampton Railroad voted hsue 100000 Of
convertible bonds for the purpose funding debt
Incurred By extendug the road from Northampton to
Bhelburno FsllA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27

A NEW TEAAo AMI IANhri ~ AA%AS HhOoADLN~
Notwithstanding recent denials, it is under
stood on tho best authority that Robert Fleming the
here of foreign holders Of Texas and
Pacific Railway securities has offered to buy all Of the
Esstern division bonds hold By tho wistar Rsorgan-
iiation Committee 1t 93 and accrued interest 10
urobahr tI ne new committee will DO 0rRRnEed under
the auspices Of the Rio Grande oondholders, but With
the ioterest Of ali classes OF security hodera Persons
who cisi 70 know sag that tho OF tho committee
whom published will % OF ohSrscter tavorSoiy 70 I'M
proAs Inc public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
LIGHTNING DisTURBs A WAKE.

OTTAWA, July 26.-Last evening lightning
struck house . small farm near Hull Que whcro
several persons were Watching . dead body. Tho
lightning came down tho chimney and stovcpipe.
struck tho coffin and shattered 1t to pieccs Ono
and child badly injured that they have since
died. Two other persons were seriously hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
DOES ENGLAND NEED SYMPATHY 2

LONDON, July 28.-Tke Standard, comment.
ing on tho proposed CONVENTION extending tho extradi
ton provisions Of the treaty of lS42 between England
United States. says "The fact that II VIII oe
clause imperative 10 ell tho more reason why tns
United should refuse this slight proof OF
sympathy In difficulties which may soon be her own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
NEw:YORK, TUESDAY JULY a. 1885

svestAseSA and danesToasly woundin9 william
Rusoo hee escort and Thomas ftteu tAs osnor 70 unG
DAa. Ths vouiA b murderer vas aefested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
THE FIRE RECORD
THE EAGLE TUBE ~vnKs DESTROYED

THE EAGLE TUBE wOHKS DESTROYED.
Three alarms were sounded yesterday after
noon for nrs In tho onestory buiIdiugs Noa 622 20
e2e West enty-fourth.st. owned and partly Oc-
cupied By the Eagle Tube Company Connected with
tho front budings several onestosy rear sheds
two Of which were occupied BY the New.Yofx Drying
S:s 70. The
70 nn4 ous the cause o. n: :sa.oS ,. Ms" 10 ns
while men In sSs tube ths nrs dla no. st.ri
The flames spread over Slssee area bus the nss
nss w ~hiss we're cheap pscnsdup .raesurs
believed that loss BY the are did not e1c.sd
s p.ss " +: *: Ssdia:: 8: % S:ssess =:
oSs :s' &. nsS" tho sD: e
haa sssn doc. S By tie Ssv.Yors Dins Compsny for
fortnight ana the stock In tAs seopanys sheds was
REPORTED THE BLAZE As SUSPICIOUS.
Policeman Reichert, of the Ninth Precinct,
Wa called Into the tsoeueuthbu No IL CsrminssI.
about $50 p %. on Sunday TO help pas oat are whish
s:S Tss ~: %
sssss Wa nrs in Eiss6sia MuIs.as 10 .hs
ssss bias. out Asa lie rsporssd the ssossd nIs -
"ssspis,eas." bus made no arressA
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLAoEA
ELNIRA. July 28.-In heavy thunder storm
this nornins Painted Post, Nsw.Yosk. ixhsnins sss
drs 70 the barn Of ". D Erwin. The dsmss quickly
spread The sdtonins buiidnga The dwelling house
z q: H' .. s. .::
quantities Of hay and vhsss busese and seoas hAs.
nsss The loss 10 aooat $1,000; Insurance., e2,l00
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Jaly 2o.-Ansea schipp Co.'S
ssnssse factory sad smokeAousss buspsd yssssr
day. LeSs, s26.V00; Issarasss. $4,000
PONTIAC, I'll. July 20 Luss Cos stock ef dry Geeds
vas asuagsd $4,000 by Ass ysassrAay Ths iasasasss
= Light
CARLYLx, NJ. July 2e.-rhs frais prsssrvtns hease
Of Trssosss Besshsrs. o. FsirpoF n Y, vas AAoaasd
Of 600 by fss ysssrdsy; ne snsafsees
Dgraour. JuiS 2A-TAs Jexrsars Csisaaa spseiai
says: "A asssruesivs Ars here yesssr<as sissrssss
Destroyed The hoop. lumbsF end shngis is beesg,n9
70 0ssres Mnise LesA $4,000; partially tssarea
Tue Flint and Pore Marqasste uaoh% lyime vnAie
l1slns vsee dslsyed tee several eeasa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
CoNDOLIN0 WITH dixie

CONDOLIN0 WITH dixie
LONDON, July 26.-Sir Joseph N. Mckenna.
member Of Parliament has written letter 70 Sir Charles
Dixie In which he says that after careful perus.i OF
not regard II a. neoncusive contradictory and In
credible.