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New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
THE ENGLISH ELECTlONo'
CONSTANT GAINS OF THE TORIES.
-.vx CARRY ENGLISH COUNTIES by LARGE "
Sh"' ,or1rIrs-PARNELLITEs ELECTED.

~uvy CARRY ENGLISH COUNTIES III LAW
rorIrlrs-PARNELLiTEs ELECTED
roxnox. .July 9.-At O'Clock thls ai,oi
,,a Tories had elected 2G3 candidates. 'uo "a
a.. "a. the Gladstonians 1885, ana .no 400 ,andl-
~ Is' rr,os say they are confident OF elecUng o-o '
dates -. ,,ntoni,,s returned
A, midnight the total number OF Ou'oh''''
~.s a1o and OF Gladstonians 2lo
Tba total Union.st poll up to = p IN. 'o,u,' on
- o., and the total GladstonIan poll 949,os--
.,n.r, Gladstone speaking at the LIBERAL oiuo
,rs aid II was strongly probable tnat there 49,. 49,,
ns another election within twelve moh1nS but
,o,.t writes "The tide has turned Conser
.,.re vii be another election IN ak nontns ,o.
Ths Earl OF Aberdeen. Lord Lieutenant OF irea"u
.,,s,ed that he expects TO leave Ireland on 'no
NGovernment -. .h. .,ections {:
rcl,ds,one's passionate appeal to inc oi0Uu Thi.
.onndence of the people have fallen on uo"i co.
time the Irish-Amercan conspiracy mas So ,, n,s
Iohn dillon. who has been stumping tue IL" ~
,riet against the Right Hon. George " 'a hts
,.,, tho Cabinet when Mr. Gladstone >htrouu'ou 49,.
iel' mo - ~ .naach to-day referred TO "the past
aao months wherein statesmen had sought 10 p'r"s
,o,u,rd a measure of kndDess and Justice "" 49,,
land by the dong Of which they had "ouo aoo-
IN. Irish people loyal than had been prc'iou''[ - :,
,lishal dnrmg the whole eighty.sI years oi'"e
- rr,a. nave won Chippsnhsm wiltshire anu anu 'I'a a.
nc .ey rom the Liberals. Lord Henry i't1 ,,.r
tcaiing BaIster Fletcher (Gad'toniah; a. in
n w Grty heating F. Barnard tGiaostonIff"9 f9non
'h lttrr Ties. accesslons make tne carving
ia gains thirty three The Torres are ea;ortiea The
ipioms1s TO day succeeded IN re,sHui Fisv: Forfar
Rnryhs re.eectIng Robert BshhA.S t,ii,n R,rcay;
buISns tbey rec eeted James NiiHaI, y, ,,"o
Eis' 'rk Durghs electing W. L. sincIa. al" f
,n-a SnsT re.rected Thomas Richardson. o.. Sor.b
WI Conway ParnellIe, has been re'ele'trut ~. n- 7 r
Ia1trn r. H. Gill Parnelhte forsouth Lou', ,oHopad
e.'i,r for South Cork; Mr. mac"""""'
n'nrlit. for the Ossory Dvis on OF queen
i"i inrl.i,u' s ~ P,melnte for South EOscommon' anu
A. 20 oCnh,;, H'n; Psrnellte for East Wicklow Mr.. Cor
w., % ain opposed by Co one Arthur l. Lotenna, @
b,tt ui a-4 votes to 3 lOl secured by Mr. C"r-
"no ,s ttT ~ 6oweyer was 2s4 less than at the last
np,oc,,or while Tottenham's was sixteen less. -,
rhs Torl.. have gained the Middleton DlNlsiVn Va
en,reast ancasnire from the Unionlsts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
ASKING MAYOR HARRISON For A VETO

ASKING MAYOR HARRISON FOR A VETO.
CHICAGO July 9Fiftcen residents OF the North ide.
including c. H. Hrsing. &. A. Busseand George G. Bull.
council Tuesday night the ground that 1t cor
rupLy secured against the interests OF the prop
crty-Owncrs
ONE OF THE ARCHER FAMILY HANGED
INDI,SAroLIs July 9-'am Archer WAS hanged at
murder OF Samuel A. Bunch. on Juy |, 1852.
FRAMINGHAM BANK sOLVENT.
FRAMISGHAM. Mass July o. The report OF the expert
who has examining tho accounts of tho Framing
ham Bank has been submitted to tho incorporaors 1t
shows that the bank is practically solvent.
SUPPOSED TO BE LOST ~ THE MOUNTAINS
MOuLruNBOGo. y. H., July 9.-Fraak IL. Hemenway,
OF Phadcphia who Doen staying in this town, has
been mlssrg Tor OF days and 1t is feared that
has his way in the mountains AS he started TO 20
trout fishing and was undcqudnted with the country.
FOR LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONING.
NFw.H.ylN, July lspeeiab-Ihe american .,N,. Tcl9,
graph apd ts
SewYoTk and New- Haven Tue line will be working
between this city aud York by November and
designed long distance elephonns Long distance
telephones will cost subscrlbrr- 500 year and Zoe Tor
each message varying according to distance.
"a DAMAGES FOR A WRONG PRESCRIPTION.
TLYMUITII, Mass, July 9-In the OF Foley
ar,n.r Nasn,Ramsde case asking $4,000 damages for
causing death OF Mrs Foley by an error III putting
up prescr pton the ury to-day brought IL verdict
awarding 500 damages TO the plaintiff.
DOMESTIC TROUBLE LEADS TO SUICIDE.
PnnApELrnlA July md @ simmer .Er
him since then he has neen melancholy. and t@his @
morning he blew his brains out at MS Office No. 72J
Sansom-st. H. WAS a ruler Tor eDgraVers
ARREST OF A DISHONEST CLERK.
BAI1rMORE. July 9-Chare. A iIoch. aias f. T.
Adams was today arrested In thus city Information
from .ou 10 the effect that he had stolen $500 from
the Wsst Railroad Company by which no was EN-
plOyed as CLERK.
STABBED TO DEATH BY His FATHER
BALTIMoRr July 9.-lienry Myers, an aged shoe,
mayer uuarreed tonight his son. Henry, j.. over
small amount of money. The son hnally struck his
father and the latter picked knife aud stabbed MS
son inacting wounds from which tho young man died
u few minutes.
BELLS PATENTS DECLARED VALID
CutcIGo July g.-Judgo Blaisett enterei 'screc
toay IN the case Of the American Bell Telephone Com.
p.py against Frederick W. Baird aud Frank ID
me court held tnat Bell patent OF March T. ls1
aud J,nu.ry 30 1877 valid and that the deond-
ante had infrngcd them. Ihey were perpetusIP ell
joined.
POOL OF SEWER PIPE MAKERA
CLEVELAND. OhO, July 9.-fne sewer pipe manuiact-
urers Inn. ate rnoon adopted constitution with pre-
anbe which that the object OF the orsahizatioh
shall be MAINTAIN prices nnd aVoa thaI competitions
which ID sure 10 ruin the DusInesA
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UANDERING AWAY FROM HER HOME
vysrrpIous DISAPPEARANCE OF MINISTER

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A MINIsTERs ;
WIFE.
T.PAUL, July 9 (SpeciaN.-Mrs. Fannie W..
Ron.baw age thirty-One, wife OF the Rev. j. b.
Renshaw of the Congregational Church OF Planview
MIMI has been living with her uncle in Minneapolis
While living at Spokane Falls, Washington Territory.
Mira Renshsw became mother but manifested
oositiye for her infant and aerwari Tor
her husband Her mini had evidently become unset
tled Mr. Renshaw gave up his 'storate and brought
his wife 10 Minneapolis, where she for time under
,be care OF sister from Providence. k l.
In the fall she taken private institution
az Batavia, ILL.,, where cure seemed
IN he effected. She fine musician, ami was tai
ted In every way As her feeling toward her chd dd
moi change the boy, unusually bright and promising
child is now with his grandparents III irovl-
aepce on Monday Mrs. Renshaw disappeared. and
mn trace OF her has been found. Last week she spent
s.veral days in making out will, which was signed on
July A. her birthday. She wore her Oldest
olo,hes and took what money she had Some OF these
fct. nout toward suicide, but the fact that she ha
been good spirits all along seems TO cohoVer' na'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
FEATURES OF THE LABOR PROBLEM

The delegates of the building trades are push
ing the boycott on the goods manufactured by Louis
Kossert manufacturer OF wood mouldipgs IN Wiiams-
h,ry They have resolved TO strike all buildings on
which these goods used and az result OF this dese
mination the men tho jobs at tifty-eghthst. ana
Ninthave., Eighty nrsts aud secondavs.
ar and Firstaye Ssyentiethst. and eecopi ave-, aud
Ninety.s-cond-st. and secOnd-aye have struck; Inc
carpenters the job at Ninety -seoond-s ANA Nihsn-
ave are on strike the union rate of wages - oo
day. >, , x.,.., 1. "a
The Upholsterers Union asserts that T. NsthAn S"'
and Oto a Gardner. OF Gtecnpont. hsvo reduce! ,ns
wages their IL is probable tnat they WI" s'As
before long
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TIE FIRE RECORD.

LITTLE DAMAGE. BUT CONSIDERABLE FRIGHT
Sparks from an elevated tram set fire to the
roof Of LOUIS Fleschmanns Vienna Bakery. Nos ~
and A. West 1hrteenthst at O'Clock last evening The
fire WAS put before much damage Was DONE bat as
number OF people. among them being some
girls working ~ the building az the time, there was
great deal of excitement IN the neighborhood ana II
reported that OF the girls had bcen llJuIcu
This report proved 10 be unfoundei.
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pIAsT FI'PNACE MEN WANT MORE PAY.

PlrrsBuRG. July 8 (Speciah.-Therc Is a move-
nent among blastfurnace employees for an advance IN
wages They are nearly all members ofthe knShis
OF Labor forming assemblies composed exclusively oe
men who work at blast furnaces. Thus Tar tne
employes OF three blast furnaces have presenter
their demands They ask for 20 per cent Oh an snFsnee
,nt. II /. clanel would restoration OF the wages
of lss5 Tue workers admit that there is some $50
OF the cost OF the production OF pig iron over ta oI TWO
yrars ago but they claim that tue sell ng market se
that their wages should be Increased 20 per ceh,
IA also movement among the enp'oyes ol th' w 'u"
works IN the ne ghborhoOd for readutment OF ""Sos-
Tho men are all members OF tho Kngnts OF LABOR
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TRlMpS AND NITRO GLYCERINE.

BRADFORD. Penn. July 0 (SpeciaO. Two
trsmps IN the woois here TO day found pile OF
empty tin cans used transport nitro gycerle from
the utactoy TO the wells Ignorant Of their nature
they put them in hre melt of the tops that they
them pals. can exploded. tearing
hole IN throat OF Frederick Felis aud otherwise
n1urlng him that he died almost INSTANTLY The cans
contained but u few drops OF the explosive.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
THE BLAND SILVER LAW A FATLTRE.

CINCrNNATI, July 9.-At meeting of the In
ternatonal BiMetallst Leagle held to-day In ths city.
William 6. Groesbeck, president the following iosou'
ton was unanimously adopted:
Rcs0ircd. That the compulsory coinage OF SILVER uot
lars by the United States under the Bland law as
measure to restore to ts old historic position
now after eight OF tra, demonstrated lailure
Therefore we aists, a-k that the COINAGE o
silver dollars by tbs Untsd states be suspended await
ing concurrent action among the great commercial
nations the only msans of securing the Purp"se
th eague namely the restoration OF bOth gold ana s
yer to their proper places as full lsgatendor money
with free coinage.
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TO OBsTRUCT THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO.

PHILADELPHIA, July 8 (Speciah The Penn
syvana Railroad Company has questioned the right OF
the Reading Railroad Company to move the business OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company over its lines
to a connection with the Wilmington and Northern
Railroad at Birdsboro 1t Is claimed by the Pennsy-
yana that this Is direct violation OF the terms upon
which the Reading purchased the Phlladelpha aud
Chester Railroad from the Philadelphia ana Wilmington
ana Baltimore Railroad Company. Tho Reading Con
pany refuses TO take this OF tue matter and Will
continue 10 handle the Baltimore aud Ohio freight
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS,

n.Akis. july 9.-The committee OF the Chamber OF
,putes 20 which WAS referred the bill prohibiting the
bg OF seditiOus placards has reported against the
rssuIe. Oh tue ground that the Government already
'''ssses sufficient powers To preserve the peace.
ALEXANDRIA, July 9.-Full quiEsntine has been or
ea agai all arrivals from Austria and Italy, be-
hsse., Of the Increase OF cholera In Italy. Un-
durable reports have reached Alexandria about both
quantity and the quality OF the petroleum dlscoy-
wv 10 Upper Egypt near tho Red hes.
pIAkls July 9-The negotiations between France and
ssassnd atons of the New -Hobridos Islands
sesaseation are approaching mutually satisfactory
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
,,oUoR SELLERS INDICTED IN MISSOURI

Sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 9.-The Grand Jury
for the June Term OF the Buchanan County Criminal
Court finished its business and adjourned to-day Iho
irv h., returned 104 indictments most OF when are
aoa,,st uauor.seilers who are charged with selling
i,onor without license and with violating the sunday
law About n year ago all tho saloon men IN nt.
Joseph were arrested tho same charge ana 'he court
I., th,n on with nus Of 81 under tno promise that
thev oud the law In the future, Dut no" a.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
The BOYCOTT AGAINST EHRETs BEER.

SPREADING AMONG THE UNIoNs-A PROTEST Br
sEVENTY-FIvE BREWERS.
The boycott on Emet's beer is spreading.
Among the organizations which have formally boycoted
IL are the German Paserers the Progressive Cigar
maker. the Paper HANGERS UphOlsterers, Progressive
Taiors Carpenters OF Jersey City aud Hcboken. Coz
nice Makers Tin Can and Pan Makers and the Cigar
makers, International Union OF Boston. Among tho
dealers who are feeling boycott Is Francis CLARK.
who went on the bonds of James r. Graham. Joseph r.
ODonnel and Andrew ID. Bsst. OF the Empire Psotect-
i've Association who were arrested during the recent
street troubles.
Seventy five prominent brewers OF this city aud iS
vicinity publish to-day pabc protest against the boy
colt against Enre OF the reasons or tee protest.
are
We protest it thus publicly because we reg ri -
an lstysed hasty action conceived Ia "a sp l.PaS,
nant ali and to thai snnse Oi equity a." ose
punishment inflicted on III i-hfes
f, truth oath and as sdch mas ei"eh'f
10 br nv The laws and administration o justice mo coi-
tempt and compel individuals by wtnOn aol'e .. ~
crts or % y0 ates dictates OF c0nscencd Inc easohs
assigned for the anst Mr. knIet are rhutey h
enabe Every one sizrers in tac. every ciI.en
would have PEELED ~ act Just as MI Ehcl " uh'e'
the circumstances
Ths nrote.t say, that Mr. Ehret in entire harmony
with his employees; tnat he pays wase, AZ VIC i'es -
scrbed by the labor and that Mr. Ehret acre" W
cnod faith tu the affair." recommending te paymehe
f 81 600 boycott expenses and on anotnef occaslon
S21O the protest says that the unions did IVY
nyestigate tho of the case. and thf MI Enres
will nave the undivided support OF the slgnsrs'
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FIND GROWING TOO RAPIDLY.

PIrrsBURG, July CSpeciaD.-ln the Window
Glass Workers convention to-day tho Eastern delegates
made an effort reduce ths defence fund THIS fand
which amounts to $4,000 is deposited III Pitts
hnr, hanks, All members OF the association pay one per
cent into this fund.- which In tho last year has grown
rapdly some Eastern delegates introduced messurs
IN the wnile Others favored discontinue
mo !, until the fund now accumulated should be er-
nentlad TINS was vigorously opposed by the PitsDus
f.agares who finally won II said that some OF the
E..tern representatives are disposed to FOR de
v.on Of hi. fund 80 have part OF 1t deposited IN
harQ
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p. j. HENDERSON DENIES TKE CHARGES

Z. j. IIcnderSOn, WHOSE Dakery at No 10
Tnird.ave was recently placed under boycott by cir
cuar bearing tho official stamp OF tho Central LaDor
Unon says that the statenonts In that circular are
o says that his shop easy shop, from nIy
sixty hours week being tho average work requlIeu
mem To the that he ordered his men 10
leave the union he replies that the union ordered one Vi
his hands out because hs had engaged d" scaO l"ts
man and hs was prohibited from engaging help IRON
any Their union except tao Pro- rcssivc. So far from
preferrnK nOu-unon Labor Mr. Hcudcfsop sASs, Dn mas
three Progressive Union men in - shUp on the West
blde.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
Mr. BEEcHER ENTERTAINED IN LONDON.

LONDON, July 9.-Henry Ward Bcecher was
entertained at dinner this evening at the Meropole
Hotel. Mr. Phelps. Justice Stanley Matthews. Consul
General Waller. d.. Parker, the Rev. Mr. Hawels and
Canon Flaming present Mr.. Beecher made eO-
ouent speech, Which enthusIsucally appauded In
concluding prop pssd the toast ine Anglican Pas.
torate" winch responded to by Canon Fleming and
the Rev Messrs. HAweIs aud Parker Justice ttnews
responded 10 the toast International Intercourse"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
THE BoYcorr on uYDERrAKER cADEN.

The Grand Jury yesterday consldeted the
oon,lanto NJ John b. Caden. tho undertaken. who de-
csre he cannot ouy the necessary materials for the
prosecution OF his business because OF boycott Dy tho
al and told jurors the story related IN hls
ab1avits of lis attempts TO buy OF Wholesale and retail
,sr. vno rrfused TO deal with him. Repres ntatlves
", SroIys & CO. Thorn, Langdon x Co., Taylor iege-
va and TAYLOR Co.. also before the Grand jury
s, 49,. de arrs who IL ~ said, had ceased Ia trAlo
I'm c.den No indictments were FOUND yesterday. bus
..ar,i nav hs found oday or Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
PLINS OF Tile MATFLOWER.

BOsTOy, July 8 (SpecidD.-Ihc Mayiiower
was taken this morning from Fiskrs Wharf aud was
hnued out on Lock voofs Marine Railway at East Bos-
ton II yacht ready in time she Will join the East
cru Yacht Clubs sct for the latter part OF s annual
cruise ana II not trips will DO made In the bay TO
test the value OF the alterations now IN progress me
sp.r plan Of the yacht will changed, but The sa
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
THE BOYCOTT IN CHICAGO.
LAKE SHORE STRIKERS PERSISTENT.
TIE PoRK-PAcKERs IN SYMPATHY WITH rHD
sWITCHwEN-ANorHER STRIFE FEARED
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUygl

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STRIFE FEARED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSg]
CHICAGO July 9.-The Lake Shore Railroad
Is still running its trains with armed guard. An
engine was sent into the packing house region this
morning but brought out only few The opinion
prevails that the chances Of the strikers grow better.
This is tho result Of complications Tne thousands Of
mon employed At the yards and packing houses are In
sympathy with the strikers Thoy hardly know Why
but its fight between laborers and big corporation
and they all the side of the strikers. right %
wrong. Tho. discharge OF about thrty-thres
men at Armours place for refusing to load
Lake Shore cars has increased the bitterness In
" "Packingtown." Neither nOn-unon men nor policemen
employed by the company can get anything to cat OF
drink within mile OF the packing houses. Even the
reporters are hooted for keeping Of the armed
force. boycott is assuming serious proportions
Much depends on the action OF tbs packers II they ale
low their employees force them into boycott OF the
Lake Shore here will need OF for thcre viii
be business for the company and the batte Will %
by the strikers. Some OF tho discharged packing
house and their sympathizers held secret meeting
In South Hsstead-st last night, the result OF wncn
may trouble In number OF the large estsosn-
ments before the week closes
TO WITHSTAND THE MOROCCO STRIKERS
LYNN, Mass, July Q (SpeciaD. After return
ing from the Nahant last night the Morocco
Manufacturers National Association elected j. PARK
Postes, Wilmington Del, presiiOt; James Scott Will
mingtOn, John X Evans Philadelphia, vlcepresidents;
Frank McDermoit. NewYork. secretary; NJ 5. AKIN
son. Baltimore treasurer James II. kerrigsn. New
York Mr.. Wood Gloversyille, \. Y. VI. s. Atknsous
Baltimore, III. A. Penear. Lynn, william CLARK, Philadef
phia, Charles Baird. Wilmington, and Shirley
Lombard, New-York. executive committee The re-
tiring secretary. ". +. McNeey. OF Phade phia.
who has for nine years, accorded vote OF
thanks for efficient services resolution was unsni-
mOusly adopted approving the course pursued by the
Wilmington morocco manufacturers IN ;ner action IN
relation 70 the present strike aud promising aid to them
all yfu aff. IN m al
troll ing their business. special committee was ap
poln revise the constitution and bylaws, so az
10 strengthen Ire association The meeVng viii
be January 13, 1887 at Wilmington, Del
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THE GRIEVANCES OF THE cAR-DRvERs

District Assembly No. rs held meeting lase
night the Cooper Union. There were present Me's~
Barry Hayes aud Pailey. OF the Genera .n ,hs
scutvs Board. the car-drlyefs Oh ar sn
companies made statement OF their grle'an.oos
IN. Board promised 10 admit them 10 meeting VI io
fill Board be- held IN few days IN pniiaieiPn~ NJ
District Assembly Will bc informed vi tlis se'iVn'
Powdery w',s Eol ~ The meeting
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BpycO MEN FOILED BYA CASHIER.

NEW HAVEN, July Q lSDccidO. - BuncO
steerers" inveigcd Justus Bradley eighty II
wealthy East Haven resident. intO bcarlng house to-
day and after inducing him 10 play cards persuaded him
To 20 TO the Second National Bank ana borrow $1,000,
for which no he the $1,000 In gold winch hc
had won Cashier sheldon made itqulres winch re-
suited IN sehdIng detective after the DuncO mcn They
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will be reduced some two hundred feet The yscns
will compete In race until that for the Goeet Cup'
off Newport about August or o. She will compete.
however should che contemplated OF tho Bar
Harbor Yacht Club In last OF this month be arranged,
but 10 thought doubtful II big soops can be got
together there. The yacht will be at New-London on
August and will partic pate in tho eastery cruise Oh
the New York Yach CLUB.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
JOSEPH G. LENNOY BADLY AURE

BOsToN, July 9.-Joseph G. Lennon was
thrown from hs horse this uOrnIng sustaining serious
INJURIES among them probable fracture or tho skull
pe WAS the founder of Boston OrltorO Society. A
an orcanist ne IA. few equals here He had charge OF
the music at funeral OF Bishop Hendrlcken.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
THE PANAMA CANAL LOTTERY,

PARIS July 9.-M de Lesseps has requested
Prime Minister de Freycinet to withdraw the Panama
Canal Lottery Loan BILL hut he reserves the right OF ap.
nrang TO the puOlic 10 subscribe 10 fresh issue ol
Panama Canal shares.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
THE NEWMARKET MEETING.

LONDON. July 9.-At the Newmarket meet
'o-aAy the race for the Maiden two.year OLD plate
by A. h. Carr's bay filly by Zeaot. out OF Miss
~ The Duke Of Portlaud's bay dlly Dodona came In
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second and A. Wofe's chestnut colt Boom tniru ne
Prince Waess chestnut Ally Lady Peggy was Kun.
The race for the Summer Cup was won oy Loopou uo
Rothschilds threevear-od bay colt Beaver WIN Mr.
Cravsns old bay ny Lucky shot second anu
Lord Hastingss fouryear-old chestnut nily Armida
hird
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MESS OF TROUT FOR THE PRESIDENT.

MONTREAL, July (SpectdU "A handsome lOt
OF trout nas ust passed through this city on their way
from The Restigouche Cubs lakes the White Honse
Washington, "A present to President Cleveland from MS
friend Dr. Samuel Il. Ward, OF Albany who ~ just HOw
enioyng the fishing thar TO be had iii those waters
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
LABOR CONTROVERSIES ELSEWHERE
STRIKERS RELEASED FROM MPEIsoY-AcQUirrAL' IN
TFXAs-NOTEs.


TFXAs-NOTEs.
PITTsBURG, July 8 (SpecidD. OF tho
miners who were convicted OF conspiracy aud riot in
the last strike In the MonOngsbes Valley was released
from the orkhoUse to-day. There only seven
OF those who have been released on ban.
and they expect to get freedom within day or So
The released miner called President Ennis. OF thd
Trades Assembly. and appeared hopeful that the su
preme Courts decision would be favorable 10 himself
ana his companions.
palestine, Tex, July 9.-In the County Court thls
week six strikers were acquitted OF uniawfuy assem-
bling and roting and the county attorney enterei
motion nolle prosequi In twenty other cases. ILa
parties acquitted aud OF ths others have charges
pending against them 10 District Court for killing an
en- neer aud obstructins traffic.
AUGUSTA Ga. July 9-The hands in the picker room
of IN. Augusta factory quit work today demanding An
advance Of 10 Der cent In wages President fhlnhy
having reped to their nts that lie cOhd not ~ Ant
the advance that the mil lost In two years ana
fut loss 10 tue stockholders to Increase the WAGES OK
operatiYes, Master Workman Nryuefdie clalMs mat
strike not ordered by The khlshs Of LABOR LUIS
strike throws 600 hands out Ok employ 'hent.
D,<yIILE H. July o-The striking miners OF Craps
report to be inlpprt-a inin
lucky their places. anu II IS theif h'eh''on !"
keep the substitutes from going to WORK.
FALL RIVER, Mass July 9.-The freight handlers on
the Old Colony have asaei for an advance oI