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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
Gulf a Pacine.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette
DECATUR, TEX, Oct, l3.-The engineers
Of the Gulf & Pacific railroad passed
through the city yesterday en- route west
surveying the line toward the coal fields
west
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
ssosque Democrats.

ne tInEpIte.
4, TRx.. Oct. 19.--The Demo
10 ticket will get a larger vote in
y than ever before, and you will
osque with a larger representa-
next state convention than she
last.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
|chliton at winnsboro.

POI QHzetto'
oRoP Tx, Oct. 13.-Horece
le candidate for congress from
ese'onal district, spoke upon
Of The day at this place this
TO q large audience.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
Hillsboro Notes.

Special 70 the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX, Oct. lS.-To-day
the surveyors OF the Missouri Pacific ex-
tention from Dallas 10 Hillsboro arrived
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14

The Finent Ra1ors In tho World
At Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
Report Of the Condition
oFrHE
FORT WORTH NATIONAL BANK

AZ Fort Worth, Ia the State OF Texas, AZ tho
close OF business, October 7, 1886.
lEROUUCrR.
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ARRESTED FOR ARSON.
THE HUSBAND IN PRISON. HIS WIFE on TIE ISLAND
AND THEIR SIX CHILDREN SCATTERED.

THE HUSBAND IN PRISON, HIS WIFE on THE ISLAND
AND THEIR SIX CHILDREN SCATTERED.
Rooms i'm the top of the twO-story rear frame
bouse AT No. 80 West Thirty ctghths have been oc-
G MED recently by John Brennan. a drunken laborer
and n, family Brennan and his wife quarreied over
,ber cups and neglected their six children They Also
made 40 much nose night that the n-gh6ors were
dsturbsd Patrick lIern .he owner Of the house. told
Brenuap on Wednesday that ne must leave the rooms
within four nOurs be elected. In the evening
Brennan went to the liquor store at Tentnave. and
Thirtv.eiyhtb-st where Hern bartender lie said
that his wife was drunk and had threatened to burn
the house IIern took need OF what Brennan
had sad until after o'clock yesterday morning when
he went from the quor-stOre ana fouud ntmes III MS
house Mrs Ur-nns an nad been missing from tDa place
since early In evening Brennan was IN one el the
rooms watching the hre burning above MS he&u III thc
attic and several OF his children were cr0ucnlnS Desue
him, much scared TO speak
n alarm sounded. hut Horn Anu soiIo VI pic
ne,gbbors nut the fire before tho rreiDen arrived
Brennau did not offer to help. He was drunk and ev
IDENTITY I'm a One OF the chliuren saiu tuat
ne ad been pouring oil In the attic Deoro the
fire broEe out lie fought like a madinan when lie
was on suspicion Of setting nre 10 the house
s children who scantily Clothed nilny anu hai
starved were taken to the Thirty 81 foce Sta
tion Later Mrs Brennan taken 10 the staton Sne
was intoxicated and had been wandering aoout .he
street. I'm that for some hours AT inc Joncr
son Market Police Court yesterday Brennan was hcn IN
aefault of 81 bail charge or arson MIRA bren'
mar was to the Island Tor SIX months Lizzie
Hrrnnau the oldest Of the children was sent 70 tue
Uuu.e of Detenti witness againsther fatLer Her
AMI sstors were placed IN tno cho VI tho
society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Cnlidrcn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02
GRAND ARMY MEN 4r NYACf.

At 6 o'clock last evening the steamer
Chrystenah landed at the Nysck Piee about seventy
five members OF the /. s. Grant Posi-, Of Brooklyn.
accompanied by comrades from other posts aud
a number OF ladies. WAen tie boat
touched the pier the street was thronsei
with people for q distance o, several biDcks. Tho
visitors we're guests OF tho Jonn Hancock Post and
a delegation OF tho members OF that p)ss met
them, am, headed By the Nyack Cornet Band.
escorted them TO the beautiful house Of General
Abran Merritt Past Department Commander. whore
refreshments were served to ALL Among those presens
besides the members OF ,he U. s. Grant Post were
Colonel Fred D. Grant, Past Department Conn anders
Merritt and Ira ~ Hedges, Past Chsplsiuin'Cne. "
Foster. Past Department. Chaplain j. II.
Cunning, w. T. Brown. coiEmanirr OF Lafayette
Post. aud Major Appleby, OF. Lafayette fost.
The visiting comrades went To tue John hancocx
nns, rooms where several new members were snsterod
in A reception was then held at General Nerrure
house TO allow number OF the people 20 meot Coonei
ami Mrs Grant after which public noeti'g took place
in voorhs Hall Addresses were made by the Rev. j.
H. I,uuning tue Rev. j. l. Campbe.i. b. X Corwin.
> Rrown interspersed with vocal music BY Msisno
iastr stud we'll Brooklyn and recitstons oy Harry
+ slocum aud ]. B. squrss Tho meeting was enShis-
sstic and was followed by dnncr In the
Casino Rink where numerous speeches were made.
A, about midnight the visitors were cscotcd 10 tno
s,eanpoat dock by large throrg Of persons and they
wsr. conveyed to Tarrytcwu by thu fcrryboat where
thev were taken 20 tho city by special tram on the
Nav. York Central Railroad.
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burned last night Ten horses were lost inc loss
$4,000, Insurance., $1,000.
THE CANAL BOyD ROBBERY.
HIS CRIMINAL PARTNERSHIP WITH LEsLEf-"AH-
RANTS OUT.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1 (SpecidD.-Ihe de-
falcation of over 5000 900 by James A. L. Wilson, treas
uer OF the Chesapeake aud Delaware Csnai COMPANY
was the topic OF conversation lhirdst to-day rfes
dent GiIlingham made known tho contents OF the ao
seonders letter this morning. IN it he advises the COM
pany as OF getting ont OF trouble 10 ut'"e 'no
contingent fund, amounting to $7632'' 70 "cc' '"o
present pressing demands.
On examining the conpanys accounts with the F'de'
ty safe Deposit Company this morning 1t was found ths
Wilson had drawn two 1000 Lehigh valley har"""
bonds and converted them into cash. Mr. Gilhpeham
sad Wilson has either squandefed lost his stoangs
and three years at least far have yet ascor
taned lie ad IN raise $4,000 annually to meet tie In
terest on the issue. To do It's the overssue was
periodically Increased. don't thick that Wilson is a
thief at heart but do think that Treasurer Lesley Is
the cause of his wrong doing.
Warrants been issued for both Wilson and Lesley
apd the entire detective force Of tna police department
has been placed on the trstk OF the thieves .
This afternoon further loss OF S350u0 was cecoIered
by tbe remOy. from Provlient Life aud Trust COM
pany Of loan certificates that amount The actual loss
@ tle Canal Company amounts TO S6oZ,2VO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02
MR.. BEECHER BREACHES IN LONDON.
A SERMON IN THE CITY TEMPLE-HE PgAYs 70
TIE QUEENS COUNsELLORs.


TIE QUEENS COUNsELLORs.
LONDON, July 1.-flenry Ward Beecher
preached sermon to-day in the City Temple He was
introduced audience by Dr. Parker pastor OF the
City Temple. When the two clergymen stood up the
entire audience rose their feet and welcomed the
American divine that continued for several
minutes, tine women waving their handkerchiefs and
appIauding with their hands Mrs. Beechcr occupied
prominent pew in the front par: OF the auditorium
Dr. Parker, in Introducing Mr.. Beecner. referred to
1.-The dark clodds which formerly lowered over Mr..
BeecheI's head The English he said, then symps-
thized with him." Mr. Beecher replied with much
feeling saying he much touched by the kindness OF
the Eugsh people toward him. aud that when the dark
clouds hovrred him he did not them because 1t
Ole ased God TO raise up window so that only saw
the clouds as they sinking below the horizon"
Mr. Beecner after the sermon offered up prayer In
this he asked a blessing for the Queen; that Her
Majesty might have long life and greater Influence
..thus leading the Empire higher aud more glorious
CIVILIZATION" He also prayed for greater wisdom for
the Queens counsellors" Tho buiidiug Was densely
thronged. Mr. Bsecher made excellent impression
upon all who heard and him. II Is certain the
Tories will make political use OF Mr.. Beecher's prayer
for greater wisdom among the ministers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02


or the sixteen members of the Bohemian
Bakers Union engaged borcotting tho bakery Of the
widow Laugrat in secondsl. ths following wero ar-
raigued for trial yesterday before Justice Barrett r the
Court OF oyer aud TermIner: Moritz Poilak. Pavei
Ko.tka Jonu stastig Frank ZsrrseK Albert Lndharis
Jobu Budslofsky, Edward Kukanck Alos Herman
John Naprava. John Opravs John Mayes John snizsk.
Frank Arnold, Mark Kosnar and Frank Hundae. Twas
announced when Alfred shusr did not answer 10 me
name that be had gone TO Baltimore to get work ana
would return wnen Informal that he was wanted ZOE
trial Justice Barrett said he had no right to 80 away
and on motlo1 Of Assistant District Attorney Fellows
forfeited the mans bail, sddln. that no won" issue
benca warrant tor his arrest n necessary. -, ,.
Moses Herman. Ia Dohaif Of tho prisoners ashe ~
adiournmsnt as he had twenty-five witnesses Anu sS
only been able eight OF tnem nAy.ns nsa no S e
oent notice OF the trial The Judge said no nAo u" eH
cmns "A from the tune he pleaded he had Lis notice
Colonel Fellows SAID he WAS informed tnnt to I'm
was st going on and the prisoners should DO e" WI"
out delay. ,,. ,ass mil to-day
ayIpr that II the prisonets counsel was not 'ac"
ho would TO assign other eoanse' io' ING
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THE FRENCH MINISTER ~ PERIL.
A FRENCH NORWEGIAN De PIrTsBURG ARRESTED
W ,suI<CToN

A FRENCH wORKISGMAN Og PIrTsBURG ARRESTED
IN WASHINGTON.
PTTsBURG, Penn, July I (Speciah. Chief
OF Police B!acxmorc visited sunday oy French
ironworker who told him that fello workman named
Peter Zangerle also a Frenchman, h I'd grievance
against Frsncn Minister at Washington. Theodore
Roustar and that Z,ngere had departed that evening
for Washington to shoot the Minister Chief Blckmors
at nee wrote 70 Minister Roustan advising him OF his
pe and also 10 tho authorities Of Washington. Yes
teray as the Chief learned by letter received to-day.
Zaucere was arrested III Washington while proving
around the French Minister'S house aud acting mys'
manner Zingerle taken TO the police head
quarters there searched On MS per Oh was FOUND
salfactpg revolver oi 3s-calOre IL was loaded Inc
AUTHORITIES informed Freuch Minister OF Zangeres
arrest. Upon seeing the man D. Roustan concuied
lhat the bes thing do with him 10 snip him pacA
to PtsDurg Tns was dons yesterday, but ne mas NOS
vel arrived.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
Mrs SLOAN FOUND GUuTy

MRS. SLOAN FOUND GUILTY.
tJryfsEA Vt, July Mrs. Sloan, who has been on
trial for days for numbering her fouryeAr
old boy was yesterday found guilty OF insnsiauxhter.
Lively FIGHT WITH TRAMP5.
CouNCU BLUFFS, Iowa, July 1.-Otfcer Price, or the
Milwaukee, road. attacked By gang or twenty one
tramps In tue Milwaukee Railway yards last nign
Lfe encounter he managed to arrest enc OF
them Price was knocked down aud seriousy wounded
about the with coupling PIN One Of the tramps
Thomas SCOTT, was shot through the arm. The police
captured OF nem who arc held ON the eherse vi
assault with intent to Kill.
FIGHTING With BARNBURNERs
CIRCLEyIILE, July l-George Brown. Marshal ol
paroyylIle twelve miles from Clrceve. acc ompanicd
by dc putty, undertook to arrest Seymour Daring ana
JOB Carpenter. charged with barn burning. they wore
resisted by Daring and Carpenter and by Nat Dsrlnx
Wash Daring and Ora kadciin. Seymour DARING re-
ce vel uye shots aud was killed Tho others were dau-
gerouslY " nat katally wounded
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

QUEBEC July 1.-The Msrchioness Of Lsnsdowne
sailed for England to-day on the steamship Partisan.
she is by her two daughters and Hon. Mr.
AnsOp, A. ID. C.
PARIS July Tho telegraph rates to the press the
interior OF France have been reduced one-halL
CossTANrINOPLE July 1.-Unted States Minister Cox
presided distribution OF prizes during the CON-
nencemeut exercises at the Robert American College
His address TO the students humorous and learned
MUNICH July l. Prince Lutpold. In his speech CLOS
ing the Bavaria Diet to-day promised to be faithful to
MA oath and that Bavara hrm hor alliance with the
Empire shall have. with Gods help, happy aud pros
nerous future under the Regency"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02
rossrs IN VARIOUS PLACES.

LEoulNsTER, July miller and Lawrence's
,ph and nail snop WAS burned to-day. The loss is
s6O.OOO Insurance. 1900. The firm had large stock
OF goods ready for shipment l. W. Browning ana Etnan
Wheeler fell the wheonouse TO tho bottom OF tho
race way. distance Of forty feet browning WAS paiy
injured.
CHICAGO, July 1.-The barking OF dog this morning
probably saved the lives ofAugust Lindrs aniy ~ =
52I Milwaukee,ve. Tho buildings In tho rear were
bnrn ,d' and me house was fre when the family
swoko Tho loss Is about e1,OOo
CANTON H.. July 1.-Pariin and Orendorus asricn'
ural implement warehouse was burned yesterday Inc
less 10 a.. 900; Insurance, $1,000
SHELDON, ILL.,, July l. Iohuson's livery stable WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02
THE RAILROAD UNDER BROADWAY.

The directors of the Arcaue Railway Com
pany intend to elect 0euera Arthur president OF that
corporation. and this purpose is based General
Arthurs faith In mis- restoration to health well
the interest h. has shown in this project The direct
exProsdcnt Arthur, Cornelius ~ Bliss. Melville
c. Smith, president Of the company; John O Brcn.
the wei-known Democratic politician ana contractor;
Alfred NJ. Hoyt. grain merchant: George Cecil railroad
contractors ex-MayOr William II. Wickham. Henry San
ford, OF tho Adams Express Company; ex-senator Eu
ward B. Thomas, f. ". Austin. the secretary OF the
company b. f. Dunnng. the former partner OF Charles
OCOuOr; OK Upted States Treasurer James O. Gilhan
and Thomas Cornell. of Iondout The officers Will he
elected next week John OBrien said to TRIBUNE
reporter time that he would have interest
the Arcade Railway q contractor. he had his
hands full already in carrying his Aqueduct
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PROPOSED HONOR FOR ERAsrUs wIMAN.

TORONTO, Ont, July Ia writer in tO-day's
Globe warmly eulogizes Erastus wimsn and describes
his success as phenomenal His latest achievements.
the abolition OF imprisonment for debt In New-York
stae and the project 70 bridge the Kill Kuil and
make Staten Island great railway ana naval station
Ior Tue hoib in Great Britan and tho Uniied stses
one who has done so much to make Canada and
respected and h0nored abroad ST. oud be
unrecognizcd at home and the writer, although not
admirer titles suggests that 10 In which dis
talents and services recognized under the
British system that tho honor OF KpRhthood be offered
to Mr. Wiman and whether accepted not 1t would be
graceful the part OF Canada toward one Of hcr
most worthy aud distinguished soma
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sHOOTIyG HIMSELF TO AVOID ARREST.

Robert j. Blood, age forty-four, bOolkeeper
for c. H. Evans Co. attempted suicide last night in his
home second story Hat at No. 3l2 West One hundrei-
ani thirty -ffth-st On Monday he collected siOO for
the 6rm who have Office at No. l27 HudsOns'., ana
kent it, An examination OF his books showed dis
crepancie the exact amount OF which has not been
certainod James III. Gall. the manager OF the firm,
made complaint yesterday against hun In the Harlem
Police Court and policeman, went 20 Boods hoase last
night to arrest him. He told the officer that he would
20 with and started into an adjoining room To got
coat. In o recond the report OF pistol was heard
Blood had shot himself with 32ealibre bullet III the
al domen Ee taken TO tho Manhattan Hospit Al ana
will probably dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02
THE LAST ARGUMENTS MADE.

LETTERS FROM Mr.. GLADSTONE AND LORD RAN
DoLPH CHURcHILL-LORD HARRINGTON.
LONDON, July 1.-Mr. Gladstone, in public
letter. says The Tories call dsmemberers because
we share the Earl Of Carnarvons views Tho Marquis
Of Salisbury kept the Earl of Csrnarvon and other dis
membercrs In his Cabinet until 1t suted him to resort to
coercion. The best financial judgment has de-
clared that the Governments Irish land scheme would
not cost the country farthing am no wever enabled
to state that Mr. Chamhersns land scheme must have
cost very many millions OF pounds of hard money!"
Lord Randolph Churchill writes that he does not be
lieve that Mr. Parnel will influence loyal PORTSMOUTH
to dsmember tho empire which that great historic
dockyard town has done much 10 construct ana pre-
serve" .,.s 4.
composed mainly Of rebels and which Is supported ny
ambition is to blow Portsmonth into the air"
vsoron as Of "s q
the iines s: see tho man Of words embrace tho man
Mr. Goschen. speaking at Glasgow to-day. said that
the handing Of Ireland to the Nationalist would
be an act Of folly, eowsrdoe and shame aud that the
unonists were certain TO carry the elect0ns
Orders signed by President O'Connor aud secretary
Ges asng to
Mnisterslis. candidate THE is:ue they say,
hope that every irish ' vote viii be pollsd."
1ra speaking pea st BtG h Sesy Sss, s'S but
We cannot dream with him. The illusiye idea OF gov.
erung Ireland by love is not shared by Mr. Morley VINO
contemplates coercion by the Irish Government
MR. GLADSTONE on COERCION.
LONDON, July 2.-Nr Gladstone writes
special Of anxiety for speedy settlement OF the
Irish question is my knowledge that If We embark In
Lord salsbury's miserable business OF coercion
all hope Of efectual progress ard practical
work in England and Scotland must be
laid aslde The for rural laborers 10 even moro
urgent because OF their friends. sucb as Mr. COL
ne who formerly impatient of any delay In legis.
laton iu behalf Of labor are now among the n%
have thus become obstructors public improvements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS-

BURLINGTON, July 1 (Spec,ah.-The Repub-
icans or the st District in convention to-day and
reuomnaed as their candidate for member Tor Congress
Ex-Governor John W. stewart Of MiddeOury.
MANCHESTER n H., July 1.-The Rev. L. r. Mckinney
has been nominated for Congress by the Democrats VI
the Ist Congressional District
ST. PAUL. July 1.-The Republicans OF the With District
az rcnomnated Canute Nelson FOR Congress ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02
UNION OF ENGLIsH-sPEAKING NATIO

LONDON. July 1.-The Imperial Federation
League held important conference to-day. The at
tendance large and much enthusiasm displayed
Many Canadians and Australians addressed the meeting
Sir Alexander Gait urged the formation Of customs
union among the colonies He ead ne dd not see why,
Canada entered a confederation for mutual defence.
America should do likewise, making the English
speaking nations one free and prosperous community
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02
PROJECTING THE FRENCH FARMER

PARIS, July LIN the Chamber of Deputies
to-day NJ Brce reproached General Bou!anger Minister
Of War; with having purchased foreign oats for the
OF the army General BouaDger replied that the supply
were cheaper and more suitable. The Chamber, by
vote Of 273 262 passed order Of the day declaring
WAS the Government should benceforc
give contracts TO French farmers whenever 1t pos
bic do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELL IGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, July LII Is announced on
good authority that such dissentons the Texas
scd Pacific stockhodsrs' Committee that there is no
rtofpect OF agreement being reached that will be
generally acceptable and that the majority OF the stock
aOitsrs will unite with the Rio Grande division Bond
holders Committee.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Seuator Call to-day submitted
pfl ,ossd amendment to the General Deficiency Ap-
proyriaon bill TO refund Sso2 to the Pennsylvania
lsilroad Company; S9.2s5 to tho New-York Central
and hudson River Railroad Company. and $15.433 to
lp. Pttsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany. the snms paid TO the Government by these COM
Ianes for Internal revenue taxes on bonds hed by non
resident aliens under the Act OF July i. 1867
PHILADELPHIA, July / Cspecai.-The audit Of the
account for May OF the Philadelphia aud
Reading Railroad Company filed this morning by
Special Master George NJ Dallas. II shows balance
carried over on May Of $i993 Co. to which added
the receipts from travel freight and tolls on coal mer
chandsc and the receipts from the various other
eources footing altogether 797 49, From this
there Is deducted $5sl GGS O7 Tor and salaies
Sl43 96l 81 for materials and supplies and The various
other cursements making n total OF S24I4lI3 IL.
aud leaving balance OF Sl37 6ls "a on hama June
The Coal and Iron Compsnys account exhibits balance
port upon the Pennsylvania steel Com
pany recommending that the lAtters claim for supplies
lien the mortgages And other membranes
OF the road The claim was Tor $92 46S A. representing
an unpaid bs due steel raS furnished In the
nrst quarter OF 1854
The Memphis aud Tennessee Railroad Company yester
day defaulted interest Of its bonds At the Office
of f. H. Hartman Co 1t ,aid that they hoped In
he able To mce the claims OF bondholders
The company lost heavily through rzte'cutting anu
large amount OF money needed for the Improvement
0f the properly.
Georgia Railway Company (rcorganized) have chosen
Samuel Thoiuas president, Calvin s. Brcc and Henry
FINK vice sideuts, l. M. Scbwan secretary j. H.
Mitchell treasurer. aud IL. S. Terrell general counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02
EFFORTS TO END THE RATE WAR.

CHICAGO, July There has been a change
IN the compromise programme TO settle the western
freight Tho managers have given up tho meeting
called the affairs Of the Western Freight
sociaion and President T. r. Cable. Of the Rock Island
road has issued notice that there will be meeting OF
the Trlpartite" (Wostern Trunk Line) Association
July To this he has invited vicePrcsdents Potter.
OF the Burlington road, and Marvin Hughit, OF the
Northwestern road neither Of whom is a member. The
Union Pacific. 10 Is alleged Is particularly anxious to
revive Tripartite in order protect Its business
from the invading roads in Nebraska and Wyoming 1t
not believed that the Burlington and Northwestern
will consent to the proposition The ST, Paul officials
appear TO be an xiOus for peace.
ST LOUIS. July 1.-The agreement that entered
into fortnight by the st. Louis East
lines maintain freight rates until July has expired
10y limit alton and the lines bound by any
compact to maintain any gwen schedule OF rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02

Captain John Kerr. of the O9h Regiment. has written
TO Judse Edward Browne, the secretary o the eomni
Tee. Offering TO cooperate with Them la holding fevow
dress parade snd battalion drill Of tide regiment at mad
son Square Garden Tor the purpose OF Increasing tho
81 the Hoffman House tomorrow evening: Gcnsrai
James l. O'Berne. Mics NJ O'Brlen, Judge EDWARD
lrowne l. j. Callahan. james FItzxerad aGd James b
coleman. meeting OF the Executive Committee was
oed In the evening In the Office Of Morgan OBrlen, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02

A HOME RULE MEETING.

KINGSTON, July 1 (SpeciaD.-A mass meet
ing in behalf Of Rule he'd at Recreation Hall
tonight under the care Of the Kingston Parne Asso-
citation. A numner of eloquent addresses were made.
Resolutions OF sympathy and encouragement wore
adopted Hhch will be sent to Mr.. Parneil