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COST or THE BRIBERY INVESTIGATION.
AN EXpENsE BILL OF $fs, ,O00-EOsCoE cOYKLNGs
ZEE 500 OOO-MN. sEwAKD's. sol 900.

An EXPENsE BILL OF Sls,O0O-EOsCOE CONKLINGS 5
FEE S20,O00-MH. sKwAKD's $21, 900.
ALBANY, June 10 (SpccG0.-Senator Low,
the chairman OF the Railway Committee. has submitted
to Controller Chaplin the bills incurred by that COM
miitee during is investigate OF tue charges against
the Board OF Aldermen OF Ncw.YOrk Tie bills amount
to 5000 Some 900 OF this sam is for ston0gra
pliers and the printing OF the testimony. The individual
bills Of the committeeman smt. Roscoe COnslng.
of the counsel charges $4,000 For his services and
Clarence A. Seward, another Of the counsel, S2loOO
Controller Chapin decided this afternoon that he would
pay Mr.. Conklings bill 10 iis fn amouat. M Conk-
ling Informed Mr Chapln few days ago in New-Iork
that he lost law business while counsel FOR the KarOad
Committee THAI you'd have brought him Larger amount
money than tic bill he submitted to the state At
tOrney General O'BTen with the Controller as 10
the payment OF Mr. COUSlng'- bill in ful.
The legislature did not appropriate sufficiently
large amount to Mr. Sewarls bill ID full, hut tue
Controller Will pay part OF IL the present year.
Governor llill lar a. work 20 day upon the re-
naming bills OF the Legislature In his There
to be ardent inter AT fcl in New York among
tn Democratic politicians TO The fate % the Spring
EectiOn Fifteen Aldermen. and Excise bills. The Cow
cruOr laughin gy displayed to visitor to-day bundle
papers or the thickness Of va-e that lie received
relative the Excise BILL Whatever his decision upOa
those bills be. the Governor. is saii will file wiki
the Secretary Of state written for his action
upon them.
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DFMOCRATTC PLANS ~ ONO.

COLCMDUs, Ohio, June 10 ,SpeciaD "A meet
ing OF the Democratic state Central Committee held
here to-day and many leading Democrats OF the
present by invitation. preliminary discussion
OF The probable campaign issues hal several
speeches were mtde ap)iOyIiDg for the De mOcra'ic
Senator'S. Ii was unannoisy decided to assume The
Aggressive IN the coming state campaign. and starte
thr Republicans by holding the Democratic rtate
VcntiOn early. Toledo seocteJ as the pace and
A gust ls the date. advance Of the kspubii-
convention. Opposition to tue liquor ,ax de-
clared by nearly every speaker to DE the leading Issue
Republican. are somewhat surprised bY what they all
"A bluff" OF The Democrats III holding carly
on, bat 10 change wili be made In Republican plans
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rupow1SG u1MsrLr ovER NIAGAnA FALLs

BUFFALO June 10 SpecidD. "A man appar-
emily thirty Avo or thirty eight years old tns mOrning
went to the Goat Island bridge. Niagara Falls Ike hai
q sandy beard, wore dark suit. cntaway coat and
slouch hat. lie accOsted by Phillip Johnson. 4
colored k-iriyer who asked if he wished Carriage
The stranger replied that he had travelled long dis
tance on the cars tired OF sitting The driver
waited, thinking to catch him when he came OH tie
island. G. K. Whitney. another hacKinan, asked the
Same question aud received slni!T answer Ine
strange asked Whitney how deep the water was lie
replied he did know. The stranger asked II II was
possible to rescue a VINO Jumped over The hack
inau repliei that nothing could save person IN that
current. Carefully removing his hat ahd placing 10 on
the floor, the man waved his hand shouted gooi-hy,
ard lea ped the ra INTO the water lie disappeared
hat was found card bearing the name, " Hiram B.
WaGsworth Holly, ". Y"
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Messrs. Uhlmann Cohen. Snedckcr and Hardenbersh
are prominently interested in the Brooklyn Elevated
Railroad Company which operates the present elevated
road In Brooklyn Mr.. Williams represents syndicate
OF capitalists. The other subscribers .well-known
business men and lawyers, VINO seek good investments
for their capital Under the rules or the Commisson
per OF the capital had to be paid n aud ten bags OF
gold. each containing 25 O00 and weighing twenty
pounds apiece. laid before tue commissioners by
Mr. Barrett. II deposited in the Fulton Bank,
where the subscription books were opened 10 the credit
OF Colonel Owings treasurer OF tho commission Afer
the books had been closed two mon appeared VINO dc
srod to subscribe. The subscribers VIII meet today
and organize the company By eectng thirteen d.
rectOrs.
Mayor Whtneys second Rapid Transit Commis ssion
will to-day ana provide for the formation or the
Long Island Elevated Railroad Company 70 construc!
the road as laid out in Atlantic lave. Tho Long Island
and the Atlantic Railroad Companies Will take
tho stock 1t has been decided to have the stations n
AtlaLtic-ave. below Flatbush ave, AZ ThiTd-ayc.,
Smth-sL, COurt-st., and Henry ST
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,scriptions were received through The
MADAME PATHS MARRIAGE.

LONDON, June 1O.-The religious rte Of
irriage between Alcina Patti and s!gnor Nicoiiui
performed to-day in the Parish Church
Mt Ystradgynsis, about seven miles from Craigy$O
Nine. Pattrs home. The diva wore a blue SILK dress
covered with coored lace. The seven miles OF
roadway along the swansea Valley between Crag-y-
Nos and the church. spanaei with trumphal arches
wh0io way and the entire population OF the valley
turned out in holiday attire - paw tribute % the couple
and witness the wedding NJ Nlynan. editor OF the
Paris = 1tO. the bride away, AMI Herr CAM the
ODeratic conductor actc as best man for tn bride
groom There no brides Is
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CASE or TIE DAVID J. ADAMS.
BELIEF THAT THERE IS 80 EvIDESCs AGAINST
CAPTAIN KINNEY.

BELIEF THAT THERE IS 80 EVIDENCES AGAINST
CAPTAIN KINNEY.
DIGBY,SN S., June s10.-Thc Lansdownc is
east Of Cape Sable. and tho Middleton is s,il around
Grand Manan. Tho Owle olong the cast coast Of cnpe
Breton. The Conrad LETT Halifax Tuesday and has
cast OF samOro and tho Terror is said 10 be IN
st. Mary's Bay.
Captain William Watt ia supposed 20 be the witness
whom the Dominion authorities rely TO prove that tho
schooner David J. Adams had sail over her ime the
day she seized Captain Watt said to-day: I
the vessel that day at ALL hut the working
on the wharf Ill said they saw tarpaun over her
name. That was all know about 1t.
Captain Lawrence has asserted that Mr.. Weir or tho
Dutch shore had sold halt TO Captain Kinney, If tie
David.J Adams II now transpires that when the com
missioner undertook 10 examine Wer all tue latter
would say WAS that lie know nothing about the affair
The only evidence IN regard 70 bait buying given by
Ellis and many persons who know him say that his
is very poor authority upon which TO seize foreign
ves5o Many hre believe there eyidsnce whatever
asninSt Captain Kinney.
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TIE REsrLr or rHE OREGOX ELECTION

PORTLAND, Ore, June lO.-Ihe election re-
turns summarized, are as 4 flows; The EepubAcans re-
elect uerusn TO Congress by l00o plurality and also
elect their candidates for Secretary OF State,
euperntendent OF Public Instruction anl PdOAc
Printer The Democrats elect thelr cahd'
,l,,,. for Governor. Treasurer and Supreme
Indre A tho Governor Secretary OK state
and Treasurer constitute the Board for the Management
of ali state institutlons the Democrats Will have conrO
of tho state affairs for the four years Mobrde
REM FOR Secretary OF state, has 400 puralty ana
stranan (DenJ for Supreme Judge 100 plutahly Inc
official cures Will not change this result The PronlD
t,nni ats po,lcd about :, 900 votes.
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JOTTINGS HERE AND THERE.

SCHENECTADY. June 10.-The iucendialies
Coleman, Conck aai Vedder. who confessed to the
charge OF arson recently, were tried to-day. Judge
Retie sentenced Conck and Coleman to ten years and
Vedier, who turned states evidence, 10 hve years AZ
hard Ia hOr ia Danneiuord Prison
NEwBURG. June The schooner Eiward lvans. or
Flshki Landing, Captain John Fiaherty was run into
by tie tugDoat ScaIdiuLvlan, Iu esiay night near
West Point. aud sunk. The crew took to the boats.
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THEOUGH NEW-YORH STATE
A NOVEL KIND OF BoAgDING SCHOOL

SYRACUSE, y. Y, June 1O.-Since August
49, 1885, the parents OF Kate Kerr. Buffalo gil. age
sixteen, nave been paying 81 week for the
maintenance OF their daughter In The shelter"
an Institution for reclainiag abandoned women
In mis- city under the Impression that the
g.rl was pupll boarding school.
The mistake through the representations OF Bus
fo clergyman, who 10 have acted III good fnlth
but was evidently misintOrmcd. Mrs Kerr came
to Syracuse to-day ard traced her daughter to Ihe
Sheiter" The matrOn, suppOsing the case 10 he an
ordinary one, proof against the mothers
tears and refused 10 give the XII up
Bishop Huntington was seen and the mother induced
him 10 scud letter Institution, asking for Miss
Eerr's re
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TEMPORARILY DRlvES FROM THEIR HOMES.

Firemen were called early yesterday 10 mo
factory builiing No. IL prince-st. As the flames
seemed TO threaten Joining tsnemen;-hoases the occu
pants OF those buildings driven out o their rooms
by the police a secoad alarm WAS SOU iei, but tns
strong walls OF the factory kept the lire from sprea
In a short time the fire under control, ani about
nfty frightened families permitted 20 go back ID
their houes The IA tory was ownei ani cDicDy occd
pied by W. Westerfcli son. manufacturers ol wagons
whose loss Was about - 800. Ihey hai Insurance 10
the amount OF $1,000 IN te German, Free nan. Ham
burg BritlshAmelican. - P1us FIRE Marine orient.
panies. David Mueller, nachinist On tue thiii hoJr.
sustained "a OF $500. covered by INSURANCE. Ia tue
ri 4
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KING LUDwIG'5 UNCLE 70 BE REGENT.

MUNICH, June l0.-Thc physicians appointed
to examine ;he mental condition of King Ludwig have
reported that his nalady inclp pactates him from gov
crning properly. In consequence OF this Prince Lut-
l,Old, uncle tho KIM, has issued proclamation.
.uc1 the ministers. In which
regency AMI summons the Bavarian Diet to on
June 10.
Count olstein who instructed by the Ministry
wait upon The King ana ask him 10 authorize the ap-
pOntment OF Regency Council. was arrested by order
OF the King when he entered the cas- lie OF
The King also gave orders that guari be placed
around the castle. The OF Orer by the Regent
relras Count Hosein and TO surrender the
the state Commission is hourly expected.
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ARREST or FIVE SUPPOSED WCeyDTARTEs.

CHICAGO, June 10.-Eyer since the CanaI-
ST. FIRE last Monday morning. in which eight human
beings we're burned to DEATH detectives have been
investigating the Last night they arrested Andy
Kelly James Donu-y. Thomas Ca,py, Thomas Power
aud William Dencr. Kelly had had quarrel with the
owner OF the burned buildings March 81 l-,5. VINO
lad caused his arrcsr Ten days after that trouble the
baAilng act on fire by some one pacing "A loi OF
,ayngs saturated with oil aga.nst II. The hre was Gs-
covered and put Two nights later tho place
wa. agtin fire. the hames were e1tingulshed
before damage done. Developments III tue case
of Thomas DurKin. arrested Ia connection with
he Ire. val Ia m % be innocent
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wyprD THE RAZOR That KILLED HIM

Charles Mctzgcr, of No. IL Forsythst was
found last night dead III his The arteries of his
left arm were severed IIn had used razor After cut
ting hl. arm 10 Lal carefully wiped tho razor upon
towel aai put IL away There was slight cnt IN MS
throat a. II he had started TO the razor there ANA
than clan ged his mind lie hal taken of his clothes and
laid them away from the bed, out oi tho WAY q" ne
blood. Upon "a stand near tns head Ot the brd was "a
book IN German, open ana Win TWO ser h"rHs
OF blood upon the Sciptura passage which roierh to r
dilieulty rich III getting " Heaven MetLeor
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0RG4yIzITG CIIizey PArROLS

ST. LOUIS June 10. The committee OF East
~, LOUIS residents which waited on Mayor Joyce
Yesterday 10 confer with him In regard to the
discharge Of the police. having obtained on
satisfactory answer from him as TO what
he intended To DO what was best 10
be done unlsr tho circumstances, called a mass.
meeting last evening" Tie meeting well attended.
and long set OF resolutions were adopted
dcnouncng action of the Ctv Council IN dischaS hg
tic police iorce ~ hgrap outrage and rosol'inx
10 OF l1auLo a glllLcus patrol
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FISHERMEN DRIVEN OUT OF BUzzARD's BAY.

,NEw-BEDFORD, Mass, June 10. - The
schooner School Girl OF Provncetown, arrived from
Qnsset yesterday having been driven out of BuzzsrPs
Bay by the Monument Beach fishermen. The captain
informed that the law in relation to seinng in Buz
yards Bay did not into operation until June 90 Six
other fishermen ordered OF the bag at the
time
ST. JOHys. Y. f., juno l0.--Anoher missing dory Of
the Gloucester schooner Fox arrived at Lam lne ycter
day. The had boen i've days and nights without
food or water
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ACTIVE WORK FOR PARNELL.

A meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
Irish Parliamentary Fund Assoca ion was held yester
day afternoon at No 20 Nassau-st. Eugene Kelly pre-
sided. The others present were General James Il.
OBerne James p Farrell, Morgan J. O'Brien, Lawrence
]. Callahan, Commis issIOner James y. Coleman, Judge
Edward BrOwUe. L. d. jarrett and Matthew leavy. Inc
meeting cal ell TO re0rsanze the committee !0r re-
sumng active work In collecting money for Parnc, who
will require good round sum TO meet the expenses OF
the general election which II is believed VIII occur
withlna month The committee has SIN on hard S-O,OOo
and after some discussion Chairman Eugene Kelly was
empowered 10 forward this sum TO Prne Immediately
piblic mec;in. WI. be hell the Holman House
Monday evening. The following committee WAS ap-
pointed to prepare address TO the American pcope
Judge Edward Browne. General James Il. Bernc, Nor
gan J. OBfien and Assistant Dstrict-AtoTncy Fiiz-
gerald
The following subscriptions were received through The
Sut:
y. Y Woven Wire Mattress Co. per J. b Ryan....-... sj
Thomas ana sarah Gamble Ncwl Ork 90
JOIn allccy
j. anu
Another meeting OF the committee Will be held satur-
La AFT
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OFFERING 10 BUr THE sAyDWIcH ISLANDS

san FRANCISCO, June 1O-The rumor Is re-
vivcd Of the proposed sale OF the Hawaiian Islands
to syndicate OF European capitalists for SlO.OOOoOO
bill recently introduced by tho Hawaiian Govern
ment authorizing loan Of S20OOOOO. and 1t Ia stated
that number Of the native legislators are ready with
an Amendment making the amount TlOoOOOOO. Mr
Hoffman, for The i'm migration OF Porugcse 10 the
islands. has assured the King thata syndicate oI ca
ready furnish the money IL ~ stated thaI
tie King adverse to the proposition as long a, nc
secures the greater part OF tue money
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oUrRAGEs oN TEMPERANCE ADVOCATES.

LONDON, Ont, June 10.-An attempt was
made at Sarnia last night 10 blow up with dynamite the
house of J. c. McCrae, supporter OF the scott Tom.
pcrance Act. The front portion OF tue house was
slightly damaged, but no injurel An attempt
was made burn the house OF gstrato Houston,
wh01s strong temperance advocate, bdt tue fire vas
discovered in tihr to prevent serious damage. Tue
County Council had passed. resolutions urging the
forceDent of tho Scott act aud tne Outrases COM
nittet few hours later.
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TRIuPLED BY FRIGHTENED HORSES

BosroX, June 10 (Speciab. just as Dart
mouthst car vas turning into Temple place at noon to-
day Thomas Amory attempted to cross IN front OF the
horses lie struck inward horse and the shock threw
him from hs ami rolled him unle the horses The
frightened animals trampiei tho PROSTATE man, VINO
was rescued from his periOus position by sergeant
Boy-r OF police. His clothing badly torn aud he
WAS bleeding freely from wounds his right leg anl
foot and on hs shoulder The wounds dressed AZ
A adrug-store and he was carried To his home. No. -
Common " ealth.aYe. Mr AmOrY Is seyenty-hYe.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RAPID TRANSIT IN BROOKLYN.

SUBSCRIBING TO THE STOCK OF THE UNION ELE-
WAITED coMPANY-THE ROAD IN ATLANTIc-AVE
The capital stock Of the Union Elevated
Railroad Company. OF Brooklyn. organized BY Mayor
Whtney's frat Rapid Transit Commission, was promptly
subscribed yesterday. Anthony Barrett appeared BE-
fore the Commission counsel for the subscribers who
took the whole 10000 shares OF 500 each Tho follow
ing the subscribers and the amount OF stock stand
ing in the name OF each
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A R!OTOUs MOB IN PE.TH.

PEsTH, June 10.-The political excitement of
the last days eliminated to-day serious noting
An attempt made by the rioters to blow the
works The mob rged and al spersed by troops.
several persons wounded and nauv we're arrc-od
II the rotirg Is wed Tonight the troops VIII &c
ordered TO fire upon the mob.
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DEBATE on THE FRENCH EXPULSION BILL

PARIS, June 1O.-The debate on the bill for
the expulsion of the Princes began in the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day. Coul, Albert 10 Nun and Nm.
Faucounere aud De la ForSe opposed the ana
". Mailer and su-in supported II. The debate
subsequently adjourned unt IL Is believed
that limited expulsion oil! wili carried by small
/ n Ia
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thirty years old and had been in this country tor
about ten years. fe was well educated and Is SAID 10
lave left home account OF unfortunate love aiar
Io has been q salesman for number of in large
down dry goods house. OF late be has been nea-
choy, aud frequently was seen walking around with
bowed head anl mUtteri1g to himself
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REPLYING TO MR.. PARNELEs CHARGE.

LONDON, June 1O.-The Earl of Carnarvon,
in the House OF Lords this afternoon made statement
respecting Mr. Parnelrs charge last Monday that the
Conservative party purchased Irish support in the last
elections by promise male through Cabinet Minister
that they would in introduce Home Rule pill,
which, In addition TO other features, would confer on
ireland the right to her tariff policy Lord
Carnarvon said that when he was Lord Lieutenant OF
ireland, under the Marquis Of sasbury's Government
he received from Mr.. Parne request TO be allowed an
interview.
AS Mr.. Parnell the elected head OF the Irish
party" continued tho Earl, d" acted my personal
responsibility, and conversci with him. The conversa-
tcn was private. never communicated it to any member
OF tho Cabinet Mr.. Parnel and left the free
ment that has been ned aud circulated that acted
on thS occss on In the capacity OF member OF the
Government"
Speaking OF tho present Governments Irish bills.
Lord Carnarvon SAID he objected TO them In many
points although he would be perfectly willing 10 see In
troduced some system by which the irish people ID a
modified way and without being disconnected from the
Imperial Parliament could conduct their own aHara
LONDON. June ll-Mr. Parnell declares that 1t was
not he but Earl Carnarvon who sought the interview.
Several Parnetes assert that r. Parnel and some Of
his principal colleagues hal meetings with other he
bers OF the Conservative Government
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SCORES OF IDLE COAL STEAMERS

PnILADELilnA, June 10 tspeciaL consequence OF
lXed rate for carrying TO all eastern ports made
by the Nesscowner Association. over one hundred coli
Hers are now laid up At the CITY large mum
bci Of the steamers left hero for Baltimore to-day the
hOIe OF getting cargOes
TO ENlERrAGN VETERAN GUAHDsMEN.
NEw.HAvEN. june 10 tNpecinb.-fn- Veteran A-socia-
ton OF the New-iavcn Grays completed arrange
neuis for entertaining the Veteran Corn, of the 30
Regiment o. the NcwYork National Gaarls on jane
The guests will be given shore dinner Soncy
THE BRAZILIAN PRINCE IN BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE MI, June lO-prince Angusta LeopOlio,
OF Brazil reached this city this morning. lie WAS met
Union station by Antonio fontoura. Consul
SEM Onyeira and DR.. Benson and escorted 10 his
adjustments Of The CITY well the newspaper ofce
He on the way 10 Annapolis TO Visit the Naval Acad
emy. - -
BOsTOS June lO.-As "a train ON the Boston aud Maine
Road was approaching tho Maiden Centre Station lest
evening. young won an named Mary Iley attempted
10 cross the track but became confused Frank Holden,
the gatcan Jumped in front Of the engine caught the
youn, woman ana both barely escaped. Tnis makes
four persons Holden has saved from being killed this
crossing.
TESTIMONY OF FAITHFUL SERVICE
PHILADELPHIA, June 10 fSpfciaO.-t petition signed
smith, the president or every National bank and trust
company. all or the leading brokers. many prominent
insurance Ele weii Known merchants the editors OF all
the newspapers and other Residents OF this city 8nd
Camden was forwarded to President Cleveland to-day
requesting the retention in office Of George yster, AS
slstant Treasurer OF the United states this city.
THE TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
BALTIMORE. June lO.-The fourth annual convention
on June "a The members OF the association now num-
Der nearly 10000
PRESIDENT OF OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY.
COLuABus, ONO. June 10 tSprcial-Ine Rev. t. ..
Cornell state superintendent Of Colorado schools has
becI elected president OF OtorDrtn University AZ West
vile, 10 succeed Dr. H. A. Thompson.
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from every county In Indiana Illinois and Onio which
have just been received AMI compiled here, show that
In the last thirty days the wheat has bcen
damaged by storms that the condition Is -
per cent better than at the same date last year.
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CONDITION or WHEAT ~ TIE ONO VALLEY.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 10 (SpeciaO. .-Reports
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Csine rejected, and another resolution h
regret that Mr. Caine bad opposed the home hulc p'
vas adopted by = small majority. ,..,..
Mr.. Chamberlain has expressed an emphatic desire
that the two Gadstonian members for Birmingham DO
not opposed In his interest II Is expected. thero-
fore. that the Conservatives Will nominate opposing
candidates Detectives are watching Mr. Chamberlain =
residence 1t is feared that attempt may be made
to blow It up with dynamite.
LONDON juno lin the House OF Commons to-day
Mr.. DeCobain. CONSERVATIVE member for Belfast VIII
ask Mr. Morley Chief Secretary for Ireland whether the
Government will take steps to prosecute the police who
shot down Inhabitants of Belfast during the troubles OF
the last few days.
Viscount Hampden Liberal, late Speaker OF inc
House OF Commons writes The Daily News that II he
hal been member OF the House he would have sup
ported Mr. Gladstone's Home Rule BILL because 1t was
q message OF peace to Ireland and would probably nave
led to a more hearty union.
Herbert Gladstone speaking at Leeds last night at
tributed the Belfast Lord Randolph Churchls
violent speeches. The riots were not due he sad 10
religious but were deliberately planned at-
tacks upon the police and the executive.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
TELEGR.fPHIC NOTES.
VETERANS AT GETTYsBURG.

GRTIYsBURG Penn. Jane 10 (Sptcipb.-rhe survivors
OF the HIN and 1Gh regiments aud friends the
counties OK S-nera Ontario Yates, Cayuga and Wayne,
" y, nearly 100 nudIbrr arrived here to-day ko
their r-t visit since tue battle which bOth regiments
sustained terrible loss. Governor G. c. StOcklcy,
Iet,ry OF state w. T. CaDsey and a cation OF the
Delaware Legislature to-day dedicated monument To
the memory OF Delaware troops who tell In the battle OF
gettysburg George Massey, OF Dover. delivered the
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PROSPECTS OF APPEAL.
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF DIS
SOLUTION.

A CONSERVATIVES oPINION-THE FEELING A'AiNS'
HONS RULE-1DE CONVERSION OF LO"p
CARNARvoN-CoNTRoL OF THE
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FxoovERyoR oARcEAoY FOR CONGRESS-

LEWISTON, Me-, June 1O-The Democratic
Convention of the It'd District at Auburn
to-day nominated Ex-Governor Garcelon for Repre-
sentative in Congress.
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MORE RIOTING IN BELFAST.
POLICE FIRE DUcKsHor INTO THE MOB.

FIGHT PFRsoyS KILLED AyD' SCORES WOUNDED
or wtDNEsDAY NICnr-srOEY OF AN EYE