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Announcement.
We are authorized to &nnOunC
Hon. B. M. Long

. candidate for Congress before th'
voters of the il Congressional Dis
triet. Election Tuesday Nov. 2. 1886.
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InTrINGs HERE AND THERE.

BUFFALO, July 6.-Nicholas Baumann, a
German OF this city. yesterday lifted his infant child
from t. cradle and dashed Its head against tho wall
gaunann then fed and has not yet boon capture1.
Raumann Is reported by hts neighbors m having been
on spree, his wife doned that ne was drunk Inc
child will die.
MIDpLEPoRr, July tpeeiaD. - Michael Gleason
Young farmer living here. committed suicide ~
taking An immense quantity OF Paris green last Night
The cause was spondency account Of nemperAte
habits and an old love affair He was thirsy-hye years
old and unmarried
SARATOGA July 6.-The Young Peoples Society OK
Christian Endeavor, w. J. Van Patten OF Burlington
VI president met THIS afternoon This evening ser.
mon vas delivered by tho Rev. Chsrle, +. Deems OF
New-iOrk.
SCHENECTADY July 6-Professor Csdy staley, Dean
OF the Faulty and nineteen professor ot civi
sngin,ering at Union College. has accepted the
prestienoy OF the Case School OF Applied SCIENCE OK
Cleveland, Ohio
BeFFALo July G-Albert G. Braun. abook AGENT mas
been arrested here OF forging the names OK
prominent rms for books pupIished Dy ths
El.tner Pub l.hing Company Of Louisville. NY Atee
mia arrest he tried beat out his brains against the
wall OF his cell lie was put IN stTasn' Jac"eI
CuArn,M July 6.-John Carter was Killed TINS a'te~
noon AZ stat. Line by the His home was at ksh-
IN turn4nce, Mass
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
RIOT AT TIE POLLS IN DUBLIN.
TROUBLE OVER wRoNG COUNT OF THE REiohN
-prFFAr OF JUSTIN M'CARTHY

TporBIE OVER WRONG COUNT OF THE RETURNS
-pEFFAT OF JUSTIN M'CARTHY
DrR1IN. July &C. +. Lewis Conservativel
has e-n re elected Londonderry over Justin Mccarthy
p,rneu,e) by vote OF 17Sl to LIS. There were
three counts OF the The second made the cleo
lion to- the third gave Mr.. Lewis majority OF three
Jusp Mccarthy gwen notice tnat he will demand
,crutny OF the poll and necessary recontest OF the
district
riot followed the first announcement that the eiec-
ton had been declared favor OF Mr. Lewis. when II
was Uncovered hat contents OF baot-box had
moi bean counted The police nterfered and attacked
the oysts who had embled in front OF the Motel
wnere Mr. Lewis was staying and were making demon
,traiion in celebration OF his victory. Many persons
were injured. The Lord-NayOr issued a proclamation
entreatiug the people to preserve order CROWDS
gathered III the to night and the excitement was
intense.
TEARING DOWN A HOME RULE FLAG.
LONDON. July Ga mob of UniOnists to-day
tore down a grs@n Home Rue flag winch was hanging
from the windows Of priests house at Brigg Lincoln
smre The nsg was cut into hundreds OF pieces. which
were strewn about street The priest subsequently
displayed fresh banners and hired guard 10 protect
them.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
WARMER WEATHER THREATENED.
THE MERCURY RISING TO 02o-ExcTRsIoN BOATS
DELAYED.

THE MERCURY RISING TO 02o-ExCURsIoN BOATS
DELAYED.
The popular theory that tho burning Of
quantities of gunpowler, heavy explosions and
large hres will be Immediately followed by heavy rains
was knocked In the head yesterday. The only
sembance OF rain was fog when
gathered the city just after
the fireworks in Harlem on Monday night, and spread
down the Bay aud up the sound Three steamers OF the
starin feet caught In 1t off the North
Brother Island, and did not reach
their pier until between ana
a. m when light breeze dssipated the dense mist.
When the sun made its regular morning bow 1t
looked as though 1t meant toe make things
for suffering humanity. At a. III. the thcrmoin-
eter at Hudnut's registered 700. People who had
been enjoying the salt bree2es or the neigh
boring seaside resorts began to doubt
whether day out OF town worth much after
ALL The shady sides OF streets were eager
ly sought and umbrellas Of every description
tube at Ifldnut's haf0in6dnteI 70 SO at and
for the day. By 6 p H.. un Ter the influence OF s"a
breeze, the temperature fell to $40 and at 0
p. III. two degrees lower stlll
Tne Signal Service reports show that a warm
wave is approaching New York from the Upper Lake
region In Milwaukee the maximum YESTERDAY was ~
and AlpenA Mich, $50. iisc II from five 10 ten
degrr, Q IA indicated for THIS city to-day.
Three Of prOsraUn from heat were reported III
police Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
TIE FIRE RECORD.
THE DAMAGE DONE IN HARLEM.

All day long yesterday the fire engines con-
tnued OF water on the ruins at One
ifth-st and Third-ave the scene
OF the big ire Monday night Noe. 1898 aud 2'2oo
Third-ave and 2O4 2O6 and 2O5 East Onehundredand-
wenty.hftnsL were completely guttod and the ruins
were still hot and smoking, despite all the water that
had been thrown them. A search was made or
Strauskys place in Thrdave TO see II there was any
trace OF Mrs. Hamilton, whO II was thought on Monday
night. had left inside but II was definitely ascer-
tanned that she was injured The only one OF the
nremen seriously hurt Reusbaer OF No 80 Engine
Will be laid for several days from tho effects or the
blow his head. Policemen Foley and the other nfemen
who hurt etbe to report for duty. J0hn Cores,
who when ire broke and had 10 De car
RED out is In dangerous condition and may not re-
Jus,us Cooke who owned the storage warehouse, ng-
ures up his personal loss at $4,000. which IS only
parity covered by insurance He had the furniture OF
nearly $50 customers all or whlc Is entirely destroyed
Much % had moved within few days By peo-
pr who had the country for thu summer, ana
iuv uninsured. Mr. Strausky puts his loss
AL $50 900. OF IL coverel by Insurance.. The est
mated damage after careful computation Is paced
$ls0000 on whict there is about Sl2oooo oi lhsur-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
THE HEAT IN OTHER PLACES.

ALBANY, n. Y, July 6.-Thc thermometer
registered 81 degrees at the Signal office this
sruoon This IL the highest figure recorded since the
station was established, twelve years ago.
HANOVER. " H.. July Grhe heat is exceptional IN
this neghborhood the glass from ninety degrees
to ninety ak degrees In the shade. Streams drying
up and crops are suffering.
FRAsKus FALLS n. H., July G-The hottest weather
In the memory of the oldest Inhabitants has been felt
here lately Onehundred and two has been registered
at 2 p. on four successive days
Boston. July G.-George W. uill. ago twenty on e.
while delivering Ice in Rorbury yesterday, pros
trated by the heat and died in few minutes Tho
weather to-day has the hottest recorded here this
season.
DIS MONIES. Iowa. July 6.-The Thermometer to-day
indicated 1Oi degrees at tho Signal Service station. the
warnest weather since 1t has been established Crops
re suffering greatly.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
THE BOYCOTT OF EHREr'S BEEI

The boycott of George Ehrets beer Is beng
carried on with vgor, and as no demands have been
made on MI Ehret it is hard to say when il will STOP
trade unost who asked yesterday az TO the cause
the boycott said: Ehre Is to blame Tor the prosecu
tt,n and conviction of Thesis boycoers He could
with one word have stopped the whole business because
he Is backing rbcss and rneis would not nave dared 10
push prosecution II Ehre nal ld nun not TO- nelo
has been no formal boycott exactly, but the word has
siply been passed trade with anybody VINO sells
Ehrets hreT'
That the BOY colt is being vigorously pushed was shown
at Union SQUARE Monday. Every beer shop III inc
negnbornooi WAS crowded during the aft III on eNcep
one or two in which Ehrcts beer was sold A Harlem
beer seller said NV trade fallen of 80 cent
am forced to Ehrets beer because EhIet has mort
gaze on my place"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

RUFFIANS FIGHT AT A PICNIC.
Railroad Company arranged picnic at Highland Lake
Grove yesterday. rough aGd drunken crowd was in
was seriously and perhaps fatally hurt and over
twenty attendants were badly beaten
THREE SISTERS OF GREAT AGE.
CINCINNATI july Ga dispatch To The Times Star
from NewI Holland. ono. says that Mrs Arnold. near
that place is to-day ceeorsnr the one hundred and
ivng. one hundred and SIX aud the other one
hundred and twelve
POISONED BY PICNIC ICE-CREAM.
ST LOUIS. July Ga dspatcn from CoulterviIe, ILL.,.
The Post Dispatch states that seventy persons were
already died. and several others are III
precarious condition.
"JAck" BURKE ARRESTED IN CINCINNATI
CIscINSArI. july g. - jscs" Burke who had glove
contest yesterday with Z" Pete" Nolan, arrested
to-day chnrccG with prize fighting.
DIED FROM TIE KICK OF A HORSE
BosToS, Jul, 6-Patrolman Dantorth d. Dunn. died
this morning or Injuries received py the KICK OF a
horse W nile on duty on June ~.
CALL FOR A PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
nsarv has ben called TO be- held IN TINS
city on July %. to nominate Governor and State
officers
DEFAULTER MCNEIL REMOVED
Bo,9,S July g. In the Supreme Court to-day William
Il sei lae dsfaatns president OF the y,
the Lancaster Savings Bank
SUICIDE OF A PHYSICIAN.
prrTsBuRG, July Cat the Parser HL.so in Latrobe.
Penn. to-day DIR. J. keenan,, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head No cause is as
sigued for the deed.
IoUIsyIIIr Nv. July "a desperate named King.
vhio oxcatcd. boarded Cincinnati southern freight
iraIn near Pine Knot, KY butchered In horrible man
ner Edward Pclton. conductor Peton died imned'
lntely and King escaped.
OLD SOLDIERS AT GETTYSBURG.
crrrysnIfRG. July 6.-IhI- train OF
.acn car, brOu gnt GOO members OF excursion
Thero were two hundred members OF Dushano Post Of
Batimofs aud their friends Oh VISIT to the camp OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic. OF Pennsylvania.
DIRECTOR HERMANN PARDONED
COLUMBUS Quo. July 6.-Governor Foraker has par
donrd Fred Hermann, tho nhrmary director OF Hami-
ton Conty who sentenced 10 twelve years for sign
ing false orders.
MADE SICK BY POISONED BREAD
YOuSGsTows OHIO, July t>pcciap. james Williams
n farmer livns CInned. and SIX harVest"rs "hu
were working for nim. ate bread Yesterday oakon ~ ~,
Mira Williams, who also partooK Nithin an hour no
,h, seized with violent pains aud retchng None
has yet died though four are ID ptecar'ou' e'n'"
Ths aour. IL 10 believed, WAS poisoned.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
| THE SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
A A1rr1INc AZ Observation-Disclosures MEMRERa
TO BE PRFsENT.


SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 6.-The Young
Peoples Societies Christian Endeayor began throe
days session in the Washington street Methodist Eps-
copal Church this afternoon. Over 300 persons were
present The ORGANIZATION has membership OF Ooooo
members 5000 OF whom reside In Boston. Mass. 10
originated in Con gre gationa church AT Portland Nc.
and since that time has very rapidly slo"n
By the above figures The object OF the society to see
that young Christians on entering the chnrch are
trained to usefulness All who join ,he soee'y pledge
attendance aud participation in the weekly prayer
meetings, unless detained at home by absolute hccss-
sity. - - -. a.. ~.
Rev Charles T. Deems of tns Church of the strangers
New.York Among those announced to participate Ia
the proceeding OF the conference are me REV. W.
Jones' OF saratoga springs; George NJ Wari ana Wnr
lam shaw OF Boston, Mass; W. Van Pattcn oil bur
liugton VII William H. PenDel, OF Portland. Me-; the
Rev Erasius Bl.kesIse of ewHaven. Conn tns hev:
8 W. Adriance Of Lo we'll Mass the Rev C. r. Miils OK
Newburyp port, Mass; DAVID MeConaughy. OF thaaeI-
pha the Rev y. Boynton OF Haverhll Mass; me Rev.
+ l. IIil OF Lynn Mass; the Rev. c. A. Dickns"n OK
lowell Mass the Rev. F. L. Clark. OF sputn bos'ons
Mass the Rev. L. b. Davis. Of Hyde Park Mass; ING
Rev w. f. strong of Beverly, S.; j. !. AIlhs' oI
Rochester Eng; B. Gran. OF st. Louis; the Key hr.
HopKins OF Rochester; Eli Manchester. Jr OF Ncw'
Haven Conn: the Rev. K W. Brokaw or i-lle'ille.
n j.; the Rev. @. f. rhwng. OF Cambridge, Mass; tne
Rev f. " Packard. OF Dorcnssier Mass; and the hev
Theodore L. Cuyler, OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
EXTORTIONATE DETEC TIVES.
ILL TREATMENT OF MRS. HILL, WHO ELoPED
WITH J. Il. MARCHAND.

WITH J. Il. MARCHAND.
PITTsBURG, July g (SpeciaO. In the Hill
Marchand eopement case J. +. Marchand testified to-
day. giving in brief the history OF his niaht 10 Florida
with Mrs Hll their arrest and return. The eloping
pair was captured at Pensacola where Roger OMars
chief OF he Pttsburg detective force. demanded ot
Marchand all the money he rad under threats of vlo-
euce Detective Weaherhorn, OF Savannah, VINO aided
Frank Hill, the husband. ia the pursuit. received
81 500 Then followed a quarrel between the two de-
te tyes as to who should get tie money OMara hnsy
got it. Mrs. Hll closeted in room With her hus-
band and O'Mara where vain attempts were mAie 10 IN
duce her TO deed her property at Greenhug, she
then demanded return of tue s SOC whic WAS Ter
money. She recovered Sl050, OMara retaining @oOO
for himself and $3.50 for Weatherh prn.
The party returned this city on the morning or
March A. Mrs. Hill den anded counsel. asking iof
Thomas NJ Marshall to whcn O'Mara replied "fon
can't have Lim; don't like him." She then asked for
JoIn Dalzell, when OMara sail: tion Ike him
either He has resusel.me railroad passes You can
have a Young man named Duty II you want him." Upon
Mrs I refusing this last proposition she was told that
sac must do without lawyer: At Pensacola o Mara
threatened oall crowd aud lave Marchand ana MIS-
ull tarrsd and feathered unless they up their
money. O'Mara also promised that If he was gwen
81 500 he would dispose OF tho husband ana land
Marclahd and Mrs. H at the Hoffman :ionse, New
York He gave them assumed names 10 20 ny. MIS-
Dill absolutely refused to give him anything.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,, July g. At Stevens
Point yesterday morning fire destroyed loooooo iee'
of lumber and the mill OF the North shie LUMBER COM
many The Ioss Ia 900 insurance - 600 Later In
Inc Jackson House and dwelling were phrueu
the same place. Loss. $1,000; Insurance. u"A"o"n
BUFFALO, July 6.-Firewprks exploded this morning
in the variety OF 6:orge shrunpton' Oh fAs"'
doing about ~. 900 damage.
FLORENCE, Ont. July 6-J A,kinsons furniture iae
tory and an un,ccuped hotel adjoining were burned TO-
day. The loss Is $4,000, Insurance S2Opo
SANDWICH, Mass. July G.-rhe forest hres between
here and Pocaset which, after burning over loo acFe'
vrrr tnoucbt 10 be under control, have broken out
again and are no crossing into the town OF Bourne
HAvERHILI. Mass. July 6.-rhc Congregatlonsi par
sonag. AT A. ikin.on ~ H., occupied by the Rev Jamoa
Alexander, was burned last nighu stable was also
burnei. Loss - 900 IN sursncs ~. 500
CnArswoRrI, Ont, July G.-MeNaiy's wagon shop
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
GovERSOR HILL VISITS THEIR CAMP.
SALUTE TO THE COMMANDER-rN-cHIEF-PAR
OF TWO REGIMENTS

SALUTE TO THE COMMANDER-IN-cHEF-PAR
OF TWO REGIMENTS.
STATE CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, PEEKsKrLL.
July 6.rhe dress parade OF the 74th Regiment
feature OF to-day every nicely executed
and not far below the mark OF perfection Tho guard
mount OF tho Same regiment was also good They 70.
leved the sth Regiment with Captain George C. For,
drilling was excellent Blank cartridges used.
Tne monotony OF camp life broken this afternoon
by the arrival OF John stckncys yacht Fzlcon
She was handsomely decorated with Tags There die
embarked from her Governor Hill, Colonel William q.
Rico, private secretary to the Governor Judge william
l. Muller. tho Governors political agent, exAdutant
General John G. Farnsworth, Colonel Judson General
Robbins. State instructor Of rife practice Ersstus
wimAn and several ladies' The party left Mr.. wimsn's
Staten Island residence early In the morning
and the visit was unexpected. but in Q short
tme everything was in order to receive
tho Governor and his party. The 5th and 74th Regi-
were drawn up in line at tho camp entrance.
salute Of fired and as the Governor
passed he received the cusomory salute wbich ne re-
turned. frequently touching his hat while tho band
played . Hall to the Chief" The Governor and HE
friends went direct General PortePs tent whers after
short rcst accompanied by Generals Porter Browneli
anu Varan they made tour OF the camp, hang under
the large shade trees TO the parade ground
Both regiments were drawn up in single line ana re.
viewed ov the Governor. The Governor complim~nted
Generals Porter. Browns and VariaB the ne appear
ance OF the regiments The OF the were
executed with unusual precision and brought wors Of
praise from tho reviewing party. After dress parade
the Governor and his friends ate supper with Generals
Porter. Brownell aud varian. At $50 O'Clock the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
The ORANGE OUTRAGE IN DUBLIN.
VNPKovOKED ATTACK on CATUOLlCs-IHREg o
1HE WOUNDtD MEN DYING

uSPRovoKED ATTACK on cATUoLICs-IIREg OF
IHE WOUNDED MEN BIING
DUBLIN, July 6-The riot at the CoDserva-
tive workmcn's Club House here last evening was pro.
Voked By the men In the ciuD and they committed
nearly all the breaches OF order Catholic procession
'he time They attacked the procession with bottles This
sack nswored with throats and stones. The
euO people then literally shO wcted bottles At the pro-
session and also red number OF shots into 1t from
Novers The police surrounded the house. getting
Ho OF the premises ana finally arrested seventy Of the
ne processiouiss we're hurt but three Of the injured
'A'hoics were In dying condition this morning. and
"eny Others were lying helpessin hospitals" all suffer-
.'shom wounds inflicted by bottles or bullets There
agehera feeling of Indignation against the Orange
AIn vi Tue club on account OF the attack.
,osoph Hyland OF tue Injured said this morn
ns was waking quietly along Ia the procession
i"rE-s when suddenly and without the slightest
'VeAliOn lot OF bottles crashed down upon US from
vub windows. This attack with bottles Kept up
sonuously for long until the police forsird
around the club house and got Tue upper bahd oi
shs, nmAtes The club did not stop at bottles they
cVolyers al US also The people In the street re-
ss well as they could with such stones aud other
eIna As they could hud, and IN this way sasued tue
To- uouse wlndows bottle struok me III Inc rios Ahn
Tn,. 'uiIet pisrced my thigh. i fel 10 inc Rrouhu.
AIR., v" just as the police stOrDed the Duiiaihe. was
WI.'afd carried TO the hospital" ,,,
Cfaar.1m *ud Robert Long, brothers. ana hrcnluau
Ws,.shshks. members OF tho Dublin Conservative
6r.inynen's CLUB. have been remaDded on charges OF
othsss upon ami wonDding CstbOics yesterday. Ino
wi pflsoners were discharged.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
JOHN BRIGHT TO THE PREMIER.

TIE IRISH MOVEMENT A CONsPIRACY-MR. GLAD
sToNf's LANGUAGE A PUZZLE.
LONDON, July 6-Mr Bright i'll his reply to
Mr. Gladstone says:
lam sorry that my speech irrtated you 1t has been
a grief 10 Inc to speak as have spoken as II
can have been to you to listen or read.
Mr. Bright then argues that Mr.. GadstoEe's asking
last November for majority to enable him to be inde
pendent OF Psrne by the country well by the
Liberals understood to majopty to resist Parnell
aud make complete surrender to him. Refer.
nng to M Gadstoues objection to his quotation OF the
phrase describing the Parnetes marching through
rapno the disruption of the Empire Mr.. Bright says
he believes that the Irish movement Ia now such con
spracy and that is expecting and seeking its further
success through Mr.. Gladstone's measures.
Concerning tho Irish Land Purchase bill, MI Bright
thinks that both Mr.. GladstOnes friends and enemies
throughout the country have right to know the
Preuiers intentions concerning his future action the
measure, and adds:
Your language seems to me rather puzzle than an
explanation, and the language Of your colleagues 10
tou'rsiictory. though a little clearer
In conclusion Mr. Bright says.
Ihave urged 40 man iu or olt OF Parliament. to vote
against you abstained from speaking until vas in
face OF my electors. ainere to what | said. shall
be surprised " the now Parliament bo moro favorable
10 yOur Irish measures than the vDu thOngnt IL
Necessary To dissolv-. Though thus differ from
10 admire your great qualities or TO value the great ser
vices you have rendered 10 the country
lu reply TO tho letter which appeared in Saturdays
papers Mr. Gladstone has written to Lord Carnarvon
that he would fam suppose the letter unsutbentic. in
which case he asks that his letter be considered
unwrten lie proceeds TO describe the statements in
the Carnarvon letter dscourteousy and denies III
ne said what Ia imputed to him. adding That Is There
tore Impossible that he could have said II for olectoneer
ns purposes