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New-York tribune., 1886-05-05

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AMERICAN IRON AND
STEEL ASSOCIATION.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AMERICAN IRON AND
STEEL ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA May 4.-The American Iron
and steel Association has compiled for the Information
OF its members its annual statistical report and review
trade for 1855 and the first four months vi
1856 The spring trade Of 1885 was light there was
q widespread feeling that 1t inexpedient 10 pur-
chase any material in advance OF actual requrc"o"'
The demand increased gradually, however, TOT iron M
well steel rails the market for the latter being SUM-
uated by the decision Of the manufacturers 10 CEASE
their runous competition AT the close OF the year tnc
prospects Of an active trade in 1856 we're bright.
Congress IN session, however" the report says
land the display OF hostility to American interests
made In the House OF Representatives early I'D leoo was
dsquieting and undoubtedly had an unfavoraoo cnoo'
upon business About the same time strikes OF cohs'u
cradle magnitude occurred in many parts OF the counr'
which further ncrcred with business OF all xmas auu
excited apprehension OF still graver trouble
The Southern States rapidly assuming prom
in the production OF pgiron that thelr oupu' "
gwen separately. beginning with Alabama "moh ."
pro 100 TONS and last year 22'4'S IONS
stock OF all kinds OF p!gron unsold in the hahus
only OF makers or their agents at the close OF
1855 was ilG5l2 net tons against $4,000 tons at INC
close OF 1ssI and G92,9l6 tons on June 80 ISL Az
was IL per the close of lss4 Inc
consumption of pig ron in the United states IN lsso up
proximatcy ascerained was as follows I'VE lfoduee,oo ~
4Oi4 $40 gross tons OF pig aud imported 146 40
gross tons TO which must be aided 529l0A gross , U
stock at the beginning OF $50. making tota suppy
| of 4.72O730 tons. From this quantity mus, s.,
the close OF 1855. which leaves 43iSs44 !ons
the probable consumption OF 1855. The product9,
kinds of rails In the United states In lss3 e only
80 G36 below the production OF lesl having
been l.09i.2l5 net tons in the former year. asnn,
production of rails IN any year since 1875, we $500
| net rolled Tie decline IN tue proiucuon m ol
rails which has been continuous since 1881 has now
| ever been checked. the demand having greatly Ia'
creased months. The year was one OF uhprc
ccGcntcd activity the erection OF BcsS'incr steer
works. the total number completed being tweny-eGht'
| with eight more In course of erection" . -,
The report closes with summary or satiscs Iot !o
year ssj. which shows other things tn,I tno
value Of mports OF steel S3l,9l1.SZ5 anu
OF exports $3.50. $50; the miles OF railway coinletc
in 1855 5000 and the number OF iron ana s'eei
| sbips built was forty-cght.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
ppAsEs OF HOME RULE AGITATION.

a., ,rCvy Replies TO MIR. MORLEY-WnY He
- opposed TO MIR. GLApsroNL's MEASURE.
LONDON. May 5.-Mr. Lccky, the historian
writes to TIE T,meS an answer to Mr.. Morley Z
tmpulation 0, Inconsistency. M Lecky admits
tbat he formerly questioned the wisdom OF taking
The government OF Ireland in 1900 out Of the hands OF
The Irish gentry THAT, however, he says, was be-
,or, the national movement subsidized from
America by svOwed enemies OF England
thereby passing wholly out OF the suio-
arce OF the representatives of property
in Ireland whether land leaders in industry aud
the professions VINO are all sincerely loyal suil
acknowledge the strength OF National sentiment
and w1lld gladly extension OF local
goyeruman, which would not weaken the unity
oi The Empire. | oppose MIR. Gladstone because MS
scheme does not involve this condition. wouiu 40
willingly trist the Government to the Cathohc gentry
to the Protestant gentry, because kho" tha thc
law was never more ably and uprighty administered
than by Catholic judges do not believe I'll" govern
nent can safely be entrusted TO NaOnasts, priests
ans and professional agt itors, supported py the
Of ignorant p'asantry whose passions IL mas
been FOR many years u c rm .in oDcc to iihdue'
LONDON. May 5.-Mr. GoSchcn, IN speech
at Leeds Last night, said that Mr..
G.adston.,s manifesto practically withdraws the
Irish bills leaving the matter all abstract resolution TO
which effect cannot be given
BERLIN, May 1T NJ. Healey, AT todays Tort
eighty meeting Of the Haiional Lagle. SAID that
Lord lIarngtDn's assertion that Inc Bltish Iarlaeht
was to deal with the question OF Home Rule
told "still moro strongly against the DrDed rnilahs I'D
the Irish Parliament who originally voted away irish
rights and Liberties" II announced That the sub
scrpions received from America III the last fortnight
toward the Parliamentary fund, amount 10 T600Oo
LONDON May 4.-ln the House OF Commons to-hiSh'
john Morley gave notice that he would move 10 proohp
fo limited period the operations OF the ACT oi 1901
for the preservation of peace IN Ireland
OTTAWA May Ain the House Of Commons today OF
motion to 20 into Committee Of supply. Mr Blake
OF the Opposition, after an eloquent speech IL
favor OF Home Rule moved resolution that an al
dress be presented TO the Queen stating that n HOUSE
meat to tbe Parlia:uen. OF the United Kingdom OF
recognizing the principle of local sell go'er"
uent for Ireland" -. -, !,
sir John A. Macdonald suggested that Mr. Blak'
resolution Thursday as "a substantive
motion instead OF an amendment of the motion TO ~
into supply. MI Blake accepted ,he Suggestion on con
Gon ia the resolution be the first order OF the day Oi
IuuIhilII.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
DENUNCIArIONS or JEFF DAVIS.

LYNN May / (Spec,aD.-lf there was any
doubt OF the sentiment OF Essex County veterans on tho
JEFF Davis hppodrOme 1t solved last night at the
mammoth Grand Army campfire. The chorus was sing
ing John Browns BODY" aud when it came to the
words Wen hang JEFF. Davis TO sour apple tree
roar went up from 2O00 throas The speeches OF all
the orators strong almost violent in denuncatcn
of the exhibition now progress in the South John
W. Berry said that "Jen Davis Instead OF walking on
flowers down South ought to have dansled iii the AR
with rome about his neck for twenty years" Depart
ment Commander ro5in of the Massachusetts Grand
Army said all aware OF the ovation that Jeh
Davis was receiving in the South HES words that the
cnusc was not lost but only sleeping were harsh Tor inc
comrades o hear. and coming they dii from tint
'scOundrc" enough TO make their blood bu inls
man ought and should have been hunS 80 hlsh mat
when the dr0p gave away fall would be 50 great Us
TO break short OIL and when Lis Doy stfucs
earth he buried deep that there wonld NC no
need a burial service.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
DEMOCRATIC TREACHERY.
ANOTHER UNSUCCESSFUL SCHEME TO CAPTURE
TIE OHIO SENATE.

ANOTHER UNSUCCESSFUL SCHEME TO CAPTURE
TIE OHIO SENATE.
CoIuMEUs Ohio May (Specian.-An attempt
was made by the Democratic side OF the senate To-
day TO take snap judgment on the Republicans III as
posing of the Hamilton County contest cases. a
Democratic caucus had decided before the session
TO take advantage OF the fact that three Republicans
were absent. BY taking up the contests, which had
beeu made a special order for tomorrow. they hopeu
to seat their men and throw the blame on derenct
Ronublicans The stand was made by motion OF
Van Cleaf TO amend the journal Of last Thursday
He asserted that he presented the Democratic report
as \ substitute for the Republican document. Tie
ionrna does not show it. and Van CIcaf insisted that
il should 4 long wramglc followed in which the
Democrats wer, charged with breaking faith. in the
course of the discussion the abSentces came IN ana
Van Cleaf Withdrew his motion. That treachery was
intended no Republican doubts, the idea helng 10
entrap the opposition by some warllke motion "hch
would nrecipltate the fight. 1t became known to-day
that on Friday last the Democrats had sln"ar
sche,nc in hand which failed bccause two members
weakened On Friday morning every Democrat was
prcscnt ana two Republicans absent BY recon-
sderng the postp the Democrats cond settle
te contests in their own way. Tie caucus appointed
O'Neil Lawrence Dodd. ana Van Cleat TO arrange
for the COUP" O'Neill and Lawrence proved virtu-
ous and would not consent to any such treachrry ana
dibororah,c advantage Consequently there has
neon hitter disauuointment among their colleagues,
who regard the case as nearly hopeless.
The struggle III the Senate begins tomorrow ana
nothino else will bc done until II - inIrtcd ne"
rhase of the fight winch attracts untayorabe c"mu
is that the liquor dealers are aiding the pem9c,
side with the promise that no liquor lax Ia" ,',l p
passed this session. 1t has been sd h,Ie ti'' 'm'
various liquor dealers associations ONO WIN con
tribute 500 300 to Democratic cause rather inan
have Republican Senate. which VIII pass ah"'i'L
| scott law Both sides held caucu-c- to night Win
their lawyers, Governor Noyes Tor the kepuphci,ns'
and ex ongressInan Follett for the Democrats lh'
hotels are crowded and the topic OF discussion 10
| nioht was the action OF two Democratic Senators
| Webaf.y and Zimmerman. wbo asked and were gwen
indefinite leave Of absence. If they ie'Ve Town ,,'
| Snnote win stand Repnblcans Il Democrats -.
One Of the Hamilton County Senators cannot V0,e io
himself and Lieutenant Governor Kennedy VIII cast
| thc decisive vote seating the Republicans
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
H1ILhO4D INTERESTS.
A REORGANIZATION PLAN APPROVED.

The rcorganization committee of the East
Tennes,ee Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company DC
cded yesterday not to extend the time Tor the uepo o
securities under the proposed plan The scheme mas
been approved by stock and bondhoders with a
unaDmity that has surprising well as agreeable
10 its authors OF the Sli.G1iOOO consols rl4l ll.VOO
as asseuted OF the 81 800 900 incomes Sl36l4 900
of tbe 6 800 900 preferred stock rlOl33O0O ana OF
the S27 800. 900 common stock S9.G5lOOo The whoe
Of the Cincinnati and Georgia division frsts ana the
debeuture bonds has assenteI unanimously.
In regard the threatened litigation perSon lhr@ey
interested i'm the said yesterday The most tlat
inc snit can accomplish will b. TO delay our an for we
have so general a consent that the committee can BUY
the uroperty under the other on terms
which no others compete with regard the plan s
success OF course must walt Tor the END OF the
litigation"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

ISCEILANEOUS RAILWAY INIELLiGENCE
OswEGo. \ Y, May A. II. Schwarz. freight agent
Of the Delaware Lackawana aud Western Railroad
Company at Syracuse has been appointed superneNd-
ent Oswego and syracuse and the syracuse ana
Bnghamton divisions.
PlrrsBuRG, May AT the annual meeting OF the
stockholders o! the PttsDurg Virginia and Charleston
Railroad Company today President j. y. Du3arry OF
Philadelphia tary and treasurer, d. T. COrwin, OF
ptsburg and all OF the Old board elected. The
nresdens report showed gross earnings Sj3O2SG 10,
and expenses S3l7.23l 60.
NORFOLK, Va, May 4-The annual meeting OF tho
stockholders the Seaboard aud Roanoke Railroad was
held to-day and all the old officers were reelected The
report show the OF the road to be in highly
satisfactory condition.
HALIFAX May An the Assembly to-day the Pro-
vpcal Secretary announced that the Government would
introduce bill empowering joint stock company Of
England TO acquire land and operate tho Windsor and
annapos and Western Counties Railways and to con-
struct a connecting link between Annapolis and Digby
so to construct when II IS In position TO 30 40 the
following lines: Windsor TO Truro. windsor Junction
to Dartmouth Windsor JUNCTION to Halifax Yarmouth
TO She burne with power also TO lease II possible inc
Nictaux and Atlantic Railway now In process oi COLI
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
fELLGRdPHiC NOTES.

SUICIDE OF AN ASSISTANT POSTMASTER.
CLEvLLAsD, Ohio, May 1-RObert Harding. Assistant
postmaster OF this city, committed suicide thls motn"H
IMPRISONED FOR AN HOUR. 80 49,,
HARRISBURG, Penn May i.-Hardng and smitu, the
as ociates OF Dr. Butermore In tho scheme 70
the state 800 for hospital al Connelsvlc. W.
to-day by Judge smonton to pay the COS. o
prosecution, fine OF 500 each aud to DC "
one hour.
THE RANGELY LAKES FREE OF ICE.
PHILLIPS, Me- May A telephone message mas peom
received here saying tna the leo has left the '"s''
Lakes.
FOR POSING AS A MINISTER. -
PHILADELPHIA May (SpecdD.-Jaines Jones, VINO was
arrested time for receiving money on to po"
that he was minister desiring aid for worthy chaiy,
nyicted to-day and sentenced TO hvc years. !" '
penitentiary
DEFEATING A LYNCHING PARTY.
NEBRAsKA CITY, Neb. May A we-orgahizci eang g
of vglautes were night and attack tue jan
and attempt lynch Mr.. and Mrs. ShelenDerser wno
are accused of numbering their child one Of the Psi
disclosed the plot the sheriff. ho at latc hOur
riedly had prisoners taken ~ tue state Peniteha
at Lincoln.
| TAX COMMISSIONERS OF ELIZABETH H..
TRENTON MAY tSpecdb. Governor ADDICT to-aS T !,
decided 10 continue In Office Tor another year ihe ~
Commission, by which the CITY OF A'pcln ~
able To raise money for maintaining TIE Guy EVo E -,
ment while repudlaiug for the time being thr '"n' "
sion met to-day and ordered the immediate demoIiio
OF tie present rOtund, which Is considered III "'nIo
| GUS condition.
| VIRGINIA TOBACCO SALES. ,.
DASvnIE. Va, May f.During the month on Alr, ~
sales OF tobacco here amounted 10 I,1oo'ooo Pou"''
| realizing SIOs.I3O
| OPENING \ TEMPERANCE HOSPITAL
| CHICAGO. May i.-Tne National Temperance io1p,l"
under tho direction OF the Wpucns Chrsiian lr",p.
| ancc Unlon was formally opened to-day. MANY c".'nt
pr,lrssiunaI and phianthropo and women "ot.
present. Addresses were made by MISS 'r"noo' -
| willard aud others
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
IYor0R LICENSES FOR LOyG BRANCH

RtEHOLD, y. j.. May 4.-After the opening Of the
Nav term of the Monmouth County Court and the
charging of the Grand Jury, Judge Wallng took up
the applications for liquor store and hotel licenses
batch OF hfty-two presented from Long Branch
alone Counsellor Clayton offered petition signed by
a number of residents there requesting the court to
hold over the lot pr at least iour days so tn 1t
the cndorsement5r could he mves.igIted. II has
b.cu n matter of common rumpr throughout this
COUNT tor several years past that the hcrr-e npr-
ticn- from Long BrIrch illegally endorsed IN
some eases On apple ton, tive YEAR ago there
we're several forged names Ii take, twelve sgnat lres
10 each application G2f in all and the Iqior men
find great dihiculiy in securing names
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
prLMoyrco NOT TO BE BoycorrED.

There was story in circulation yesterday
that the Central Labor Union had threatened TO strike
at the stomach OF civilization by boycottng Delmonico'
The rumor ran that Mr. Delmonico having engaged
James b. Lord as architect for his proposed new res
taurant at Leonarcst and Broadway. tho architect was
about to make q contract with = Boston firm for tho
work. 1t having made bid some 81. 600 lese than that
made by contractors this city therefore the Central
Labor Union declared that unless the mon gos
the contract boycott against Delmonieos would 10
a.c,,,s, Mr Dslmonico said last evening. however,
that he had heard threatened boycott ANA 'hat all
tps him. ... |.
all MIR Drmonlco In hurry 10 have the restauranS
finished thought that there woaa % ns'ay & sm s
the joE; 90 determined to make the contract Win a
Deen any threat OF boycott from any source, woua
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
EIGHT HOURS NOT GRANTED IN BOSTON.
MASTER BUILDERS REFUSE TO CONFER WITH LABOR


BosToN, May 4 (SDscid0.-The strike among
the 5000 men employed In the building trades stll
contnues with little signs OF weakening on either side
few OF the master builders have yielded to the egh
hour demand but people generally believe II Is only as
temporary expedcnt The only instance OF violence 30
,r occurred Yesterday Patrick Golden boss painter
that he been assaulted by two strikers VINO
entered his shop and attempted to make one OF his men
unit work He demonstrated with the strikers whereupon
hev struck him notable feature ofthe strike the atti-
ude of the Knights Of Labor who dsclaim any connec
on az body with the movement Many OF tho strikers
are however Knights OF Labor and the eightbour agl
aon has the cordial sympathy OF the leaders OF the
order At the Master Builders Association rooms at
members as Yesterday and tho sentiments expressed
were about the same. circular was issued, saying
among other things:
Let II then be generally known that henceforth we as
master builders IN the various branches OF cOnslruelNo
work used IN the erection OF buildings utterly refuse 10
They have responsibility, can give no
0narautee of fuhlnent of their PROMISES ana agree
mems are misleading their arguments with the gen
era workman, and persuade him against ms own goou
and the good Hereafter we VIII zeal WIN
the individual workman, meet him as man 10 man anu
scte ALI questions the basis OF Individual "orh aui
thus preserve that mutual trust ana cohndsnco mcn
alone make the position OF employer ana emPIoyo
worthy and honorable.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05

LONDON, May 4.-Lord Rosebery, Foreign
socretarv. had a conference to-day with the Greek
Italian Gcrmau Russian. Austrian and Turkish MINIS
ters Tho representatives of the Powers stated tha1
their respective Governments were willing 10 eons'ao'
the susceptpiities OF Greece aud the diihcuues oy
which the Greek Government was surrounded. "u' ""
10 arran cement was possible unless ereoco ,,~a
nit -,ara,,ces m at she would dsarm as speedily
90 nossin,e A resolution smoothing the way 10 over
lures from Greece handed to the Greek 81
rurSs Nav 4.-The Powers nave ins'ruc, ..o.,
Ni,,isters here to remain at their posts IL s pe.eu
that the Powers will accept guarantee rom raa 6
mat they Will not FIX an actual period LOT 's aecon
nil
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
TROOPS ORDERED TO MILWAUKEE,.
EIGHT THOUSAND TURBULENT STRIKERS MAKE TUE

SITUATION DANGEROUS.
MILWAUKEE, May 4.-Reports from Bay
View announce the gathering there to-day OF Idle
workngmen 10 the number of 1000 or e,Ooo
Two local militia companies, the sher man Guards ana
rho Lincoln Guards, were sent to Bay View
h ,r,i, mia morning and the Light
Horse SQUADRON sixty strong, followed at
noon Upon the appearance of the soldiers. they
were stoned by tho mob, and several men
wero slightly injured. Captain Borchardt' OF
the Kosciusko Guards. was struck VIII, Win "a
fire one round in the air smperndendent
Parks decided TO close the Bay view KolInS
if,is which also had a tendency to quiet the crowd
General Manager Miller. of the Milwaukee, and
St. Paul Railway. Informed Sheriff Paschen thst
inc destruction OF the cOmpany's freight houses
was threatened and asked that protection be afored
Upon the request OF Mayor Walloer. Governor kusK
has issued an order the following com
NAMES of the lst Regiment TO report at milwaukee, at
the earliest moment: Janesvllle G Racine t.l'
and Company |, OF Madison.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
HIGHER PRICES FOR COAL.

PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-Thc Philadelphia
ana Reading Coal and Iron company to-day issued its
circular of prices for coal delivered in this harbor ior
shipment beyond the Delaware Capes and Elizabeth
port The prices for white ash coal at Port Rich hmond
for shipment advance OF fiteen cents over inc
last selling prices all except chestnut, when IL
unchanged The prices AT Elzabethpor are twenty-five
hi ser than those at Port Richmond on lump anu
ste imboat twenty higher broken. egg anu pea
ana fifteen cents higher on stove and chestnut Otucr
grades than white ash are changed accordingly.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1886

lee, Of Calvary Church, NewYork. seemed to be the
second choice The Rev. +. Y Buchanan, the Oldest
clergyman the diocese. made strong appeal In favor
OF the Rev. Mr. Davies
A large number OF low and broad church delegates
mot tonight to decide upon q candidate Tor as
sstant bishop The Rev. Dr. Phillips Brooss OF bps,on @
led all other candidates each ballot. ana py an
unanimous VOTE the caucus finally decided upon hlm as
their choice. The Rev. W. Nelson McVickir was &C.
cidcd upon second choice, statement havinR ooeh
made that Dr. Brooks would decline to be candiuAte.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
DESPERATE PRISONERS BREAKING JAIL.

WINFIELD, Kan, May 4.-The prisoners con-
fined IN the Cowey County Jail made a desperate at
tempt to escape last night Deputy Sherln herrod
opened the jail door to lock the prisoners In their co
when they made a dash at him armed with stove lds
and ulnps of coal blow on head knocked Ilerrod
down. Henry Champn. OF the guards hred at inc
crowd and killed W. I. Bennett, who was III JAN iof
countereiting Champn received a severe blow on inc
head which rendered him iDsensble and four succeeded
I'm making their escape
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
KNIGHTS OF LABOR IN POLITICS.

BIRMINGHAM. Conn.,, May (Specta0.-lhe
city election next Monday will DO contested on the LABOR
es the line beng sharply drawn between capital ana
the Knights OF Labor. Al tho nominating caucus last
night the factions were evenly divided snu tue loens
vas .irong The Knights OF Labor supported Patrick
McNanu, for Warden aud the heavy Taxpayers OK tno
town presented George s. Arnold. After severai IN
enectua votes and considerable hlDustcrihg MeManus
,rus numluaiel by a mnlOrlty OF one.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
rnE QUESTION or OVERDUE AsSEssNFNrS

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 1 (Speciah. - The
Court of Appeals affirmed the decision Of the Louis
vile Chancellor in tn, case Of Elizabeth Jones against
the National Mutual BcDel Association for $1,000 shc
ella med insurance her husband He c!l behind on
al assessment February 1898, and undcr the charter
forfeited his membership The secretary and treasurer,
however afterward accepted the amount due ahd gave
an unconditional receipt Tned 1t was shown that TINS
had been done IN several other cases prompt de-
cl for the plaintiff rendered.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05

nal Jacobni had not reached the Prussian Goverpmoht
cxpectations but insalment OF tne prnc,p' VI
tha of the Government OF eccesastca ap
pontments The bill had shaken the position OF .he ne
nyornmcnt and in nowse detracted from the rights OF
tho state The notification the appointment OF priests
was not derogatory Curas dignity The emperor
and he (Bsmarck wished to erect temple OF Pc"co'
The dehate WAS adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
RIOT IN THE LUMBER DISTRICT

STRIKERS sHJ: DOWN AND O~fiOE"o "NS'
An ANARCHIST CIRCULAR
IBr rLLLGgArn TO THE TX BrsEI
CHICAGO, May 1.-The general SITUATION Ill
thi. city has In way improved The savage encounter
between the police AMI tho foreign speaking eiocn' on
the prairie in the southwestern portion OF tho c'
terlay was followed to-day by several oo'''''o"' ".
tween the officers and strikers There Is strong e'
,, IN .bov that the anarchists are employing every
effort to occasion widespread disorder and IN tho i"co
OF these weknown facts the authorities nave maze no
attempt to suppress leaders Of the rabole. August
spies a German anarchist, who came 10 America SOW
era years ago, In his paper THIS AFTERNOON ho' onf
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
MR. GLADsroNEs RETURN TO LONDON.

LONDON, May 4.-Mr. Gladstone arrived III
London to-day and met with an enthusiastic reception.
Great crowds surged around the Premies carriage as IL
left the railway station. The horses became restless
and we're controlled with difficulty. and for te the
occupants of the carriage In Imminent danger
Mr. Gladstone is enjoying robust health
New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
TO SET ASIDE THEIR FATHER'S WILL.

CHICAGO, May A bill to set aside the Will
OF Tutbiil King was yesterday filed IN the superior
Court by Mrs. Elizabeth H. Rose, Mrs. Amanda r.
Fariu and Mrs Mary T. johnson. Mr.. Kings daughters
The three daughters, should the will be set ase VIII
each secure one-thirl of tho eutre estate, which 10
value d at SS00,00U.