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New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
From Ths Whitehall Rer,e,p. london.

The QUEEN AND TIE MAsCOTrE.-Ihe idea
OF the lstenlng 10 comic opera, heard by Ac4
thrOug a telephone. i funny the extreme. tec-
phone connected tHe Court Theatre, Liverpool WIZ the
apartueuts Occuplc by n-r MiJrsty the Queen dur
II Liverpool made OF this telephone
she must heard OF either La Ma-cOtte
or les ClOches de Cor1evllle." WIKI the charming
music either OF could De Otherwise than
de4l1hi-d. But comic opera, repre- sentrd on the
English stage. style Jf show since the days
when Y wont TO ptrOnIZT the pay house
Telephones only speak Ihey have TONGUES. but no
We imagine the surprise OF the Queen cOuid
bevles OF iar chorus IN their ncant al
tire, they figure comic opera such vision would
surely a-tOnIsu Queen WITH VI ieIe-
phone. however. tue Queen was quite safe.
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did not complain Of the sudden heat hut SAID nnt II fet
agreeable TO him number OF friends callad during
the afternoon, and those who could not him ett
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Bobby I'm N lives here,
Bil 3 PITT made him peer.
And took the pen fro l. behind his ear.
T11r PR1NCr ~ "HEFIFRs.r .r-An indus

THE PRINCE Of" "HEELERS. An industrious.
II some what eccentric, grntruan al Berlin has sue
corIe after many years patient labor. III ana--ng no
fewer than thousand heels from various kinds 0t
boots and shoes ladies' and gentlemen more or
Th--e novel articles OF ylrtn he ha- had
duly mounted IN handsome class case. while care
f y-prepAr-d cAttlOEde gv- date OF their acqul-
.Itipn the names OF their former posse-sOrs Ihe
OF this development or the acqustl'e craze
u said 10 late from a visit by collector III -bl 10
the old Castle OF Knast. during which n beautiful
swedish Lady OF beT boot-leeS and this nent-
cal hee forms cherished object the eyes of
the lie Is perhaps needless 10 say,
"A bachelor.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

Don't irrltatc your lungs with stubbon
cough when Dr. J,yae- Erpec,orant can he 50 readily
procured Sore throat and ungs speedily helped by
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
Prom Life. Lond0n.

LORDLY NAGARIEs.-After a stormy and &C.
Lord Charles Hamilton has died 81 Nee
carly axe OF Ia urty-nIne. Educated chiefly IN
Frauce 1866 lie entered the IltA Hussars-the iani'
Gus Cuerubius but the eIpeu-ve ydgArlrs Of the
OF crack ment were nOtHlng Ike via
enough the new y-lOlned subaliern, WHO started
upon career OF reckless eNtravaEsnre when soon
his from that cOrps deIre heur-
Continent. he Tor led most rrrac
debt aud difficulty. nrs IL CITY thrn IN
auOter prepared tO ught the best man 10 lhe
town, saBd always accompanied by faVOrite Dunuok
of most ferOclOus aspect Twelve months ago lOIu
Charles decided To jon the Roman Catholic Church
The satisfaction OF LIS mother, the
Princess Marie OF Baden, who IN token
OF her appreciation OF the disiutrrested motives
which prompted MS version. IN ide hun cOmioria'e
allowance. His days Of peace and quetues-. now,
too Ia and Tor months pas his case haA
been Considered hopeless one by the medical men
Lord Charles heir presuuptvr 10 MS brOthrrs Ute
but vast estates OF tn Present Duke or Hamilton
his Graces disposal tn- old deed OF entail hhvlna
becu proved Invalid, and the Zee simple or the huse
property in the Duke. II The disc"VrIy
That enabled the Duke OF Hamilton 10 escape
the wnch the ssut- Mr Palvck nal 30 sA ihi-
ly rn-nsr-d him Falng direct mse issue, the buH ol
The great Hamilton perty-e-timated TO De ~or.
over 100000 year-vll pass 10 the present DuAt
only daughter VINO will be OF the greatest heresses
II
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PLANS FOR NEW THkA IRE ~ PRTLADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May % lSpec,GD.- 1t Is un-
dersfooa thai theatre FOR meodrama 10 10 be built III
GlrarL-sge near BToad-s-
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KILLED BY FALLlso FRon RAILING.

Frank Denicke. axe fifty y-hye, OF NO. 2'o
second-sL. HoOokrn while siths on the Fi"nS ol '"'
soop Of his house last night lost hs baance and lel 70
IN, basrusnt below. LIS skull fractured AND ne
lilrlI
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ulrnrH rrrr snnnnL ANNITERSl

HkEREW FREE school ANNIyERsARK
The Hebrew Free School Association held
IFS twenty anniversary yesterday a. Temple Emah-
mel In tl,th-ave About l.50O OF tho pupils having
marched In baads from tAelr various schools.
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mn. ARTHUR ENJOYS 7HE FIVE WEATHER
Ex-Prcsident Arthur was bright and cheer
fu ye.rrday He dad not 90 out driving. but enjoyed
the baluy Air from open window IL ais room he
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
IRE FOREIGN MAIL.
BITS OF PERSONAL AND ANEcDorAL COS,

From NJ Laboucteres Tru'h, London. ,
CANNING'S " BOBBY SMITH. - hear that
Lord decided to lei WYcom0e Abbey dur
Iug his nye years ab-ruce Australia Inc house Is
AID too large. and contains the rne pictures
which were collected by tAe r-t Lord CArrnston There
are gardens and pretty PARK. and the shooting Is
by Tar the best IN the country II was on the 'front.' do
~ ycOmbe Abbey that Canupg wrote, vita piece OF
chalk di-iIch wuch enraged Lord CarringtOn that
he never after ward spoke to the brilliant man -
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THE FEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT lNDrcATIONs-FOR 32 HOURS
WASHINGTON, May 24-For New-England.
fair weather followed by local rains. variable winds
generally north-rly. slightly cooler
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsvlvania. New
Jersey Delaware. Maryland. YirSnis. Western Penn
az vania and Western N-w-Yors local rains and thun.
der storms variable winds. decided change IN tem-
psrature.
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Fifteen -Tbrfy-tf-
Tennis Rackefs iJc. Ssta ron - up ADAMS u
YOUNG I Broadway. CataiDguss iita
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.nscize the name OF Herr Johann Mosts paper and In
go ON poiut after the frst word 80 that
Cyond read In straightforward Yankee; "De! Frehet
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Ninth season.
MRS. McELR \ 1 H )
HOME MADE,
PRESERVED.
BRANDTED.

\
Jelites JAM. Picgir- and Mnce Meas.
Pure .od Jelly, ~ pe VI cufra4t VIC, ana 81 ar
an nothing els. lv-rytllng put up rs's lls >cAi
oracrs acly Goods stored uAt a. For ICES reirrence.
G, A,llg,.s Ms SARAH - = .AaA a.
Dezraw Brook yu. y \.
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TRIBUNE LOYAL oBsERvATIONa

Tribune OgEIcE. May ~ a. m.-Juns warmth pre-
vailed over u tho country yesterday. Increasing
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Guccill MOTIFS.

JDNlI|!
A william B. Norman. Aucfioneer.
NOW on FREE EXHIBITION
ORTGIES ART GALLERIES.
So AMI 81 BROADWAY.
dIrect consign tot
FIRST EMPIRE FURNITURE.
MAHOGANY oRMULU MOUNTED CHAIRS. cABL
NETS. E,cRIroIRzs cHEvAL GLASSES.
TABLES, CHAIRS. BsoNzEs aud
SEVRES PORCELAIN.
Many pieces furniture made expressly for his
Empress phne ase from the sale al tbs
Chateau Mamaison fayorte Of Napoleon l. aud
Josephine and lei resleaceA tle tine o. her dsaIL
IN ARTISTIC QUALITY AND CONDITION THIS
CONsIGN3lENT sURPAS-ks ANY OFFL.ED IN
MANY YEARS AND THE SALE FURN- SHES RARE
OPPORTUNITY TO THOSE WISHING TO ACQUIRE
FURNITUREAND ARTICLES Of VrRrC. CHOicEIS
STYLE AND Of HISTORIC INrEhEsr
To BE SOLD 81 AUCTION
THIS DAY lMoNDAY). TUESDAY AYD wEDNEs
DAY MAY ~ IS andes al 2.so O'CLOCK.
Closing saieof the
NOW on exhibition at
THE BARNER ART GALLERY,
a. 4ul 80 LOeIty IT.
500 PAINTING. ~ OIL AND WATER CoLoRs
By American French italian Munich and Enel 'rt st.
iluZ the corrections pl
MR. GEO.GE n. McCJRD. A. y. A.,
Mr.. FOSTER MUNROa. OF LONDON.
-eyera small private cOleCDn- together win t if ires
IA, On wh.l have lde advances ur u),I which
a,e rrrelr"t lcpI- = q lFlii- -r -ttrOA
The sale vii take
WEDNESDAY,. THC RsDAT. FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
May -. -. = nnd 90.
Commcn o - p nj "lth IA.
And vii he ALSO uriy without Anil re,ryation
Whatever rue OL var, 0eil. % hsp ut All
rropert hands rather ta store nl care Or The San:
--'-"s lio1ae, ready TUESDAY MOHNING.
BA khrk & 60.
GkOEGE /. ban ~. c.l1l'er
College HlI-RiversIrw Academy.
order Iclre para, ltc' r. tsi'. > sl' pp'if
.. We .ssifj - - Is1
imiardlliey tn s.tr ssss Of 81 OIL I1A.
Western papers pieI,- c)pG ,-- .,,->,
p.ve~vey .Auri g. 1855 POIsnNec.st, y T.
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NEARLY sUFFocATED BY COAL GAS.

MONTREAL, Jan. (SpeciaD. D.-Mrs. Roberts,
wife of Alderman Roberts gave Instructions last
ing a servant not 10 heat the house too much
count of the mild weather. The servant thought that
the best thing he could do TO shut all the valves OF
the heating apparatus and leave the furnace full Of
coal. About o'clock this morning Mrs. Roberts was
awakened by the cries OF one Of her children who
planned OF pains In the chest and terrible headache.
mosphere heavy. Immediately aroused the mombers Of
the family. who all ill. DIR. Laramee mmodi-
ately summoned and entering tho house found that
the Illness caused by gas from the COAL which had
implicitly flied the house. The windows we're immo-
datcy opened. and after short time all had recovered
young boy. who Is still weak So large the
quantity Of which had escaped that all the silver aud
plated ware the sdcboards was blaekened.
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TWEEDS ON A SMALL SCALE.

WILKEsBARRE, Jan. 8 (SpeciaD. THE special
Board OF Auditors filed their report yesterday They
were appointed audit the accounts OF the county OH
GERS OF Luzorne for the years 1876 to 1882 inclusive
Their report startling deficiencies in the
Of several OF tho county officials, who held
Office in those years They pd John McNeishjr, who
County Treasurer during 1876 1877 and 1873, short In
his accounts Sill 9O8 "a aud John T. Grilth. who
Treasurer In the years 1879. 1880 and 1881, short
S5,4ll So Samuel Lines. Peter Jennings and N. N.
Dean. who County Commissioners during the years
1876 1877 and 1873, found $40 s5 short In their
accounts Stephen Turnbach. L. c. Darte and j. d. Har
ris Commissioners during the years 1879, 1880 and
1881 found 4O6 81 short and Casper Oberdorfsr
Henry Van scoy and T. W. Hams. Commissioners In
1882 are found 81 1877 40 short James r. Rheit. clerk
Of courts during $780, 1881 and 1882 is found S346 65
short. The sum Of 1882 75 is found due from the
county to william o'Maley, Sheriff during 1881 and
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
ILLINOIS TROOPS GOING ABROAD.
THE ENTIRE EFFECTIVE FORCE OF THE THIRD
BRIGADE GOING AS MINISTER TO PERSIA.

THE ENTIRE EFFECTIVE FORCE OF THE THlKD
BRIGADE GOING AS MINISTER TO PERSIA.
CHICAGO, Jan. (SpeciaE The statement
"a made here that the new United states Minister to Per-
sia Mr. Frederick H. Winston, OF this city Is 10 go on
his mission equipped with the full title and military
trappings OF Brigadier General OF the
Illinois National Guard Mr.. Winston has
never performed any known nj ltary service
In pursung his inquiries regarding the etiquette OBJ
served at foreign courts 1t appears that Mr. winston
WAS informed by some Jealous friends that military rank
was ono OF the requisites proper social recognition
I'm Europe aud that savants and gentleman appearing
I'm Mufu were held in low regard. Ine
ul,noi, State military code provides that the
troops shall be divided into not moro than three brig
ades. The regiments and batteries constituting Tue
force massed into two Drigadest lea'he tue
third brigade paper but only awaiting the orders OF
the Governor bo organized 10 the cOnlnanu ol hs
brigade Mr. Winston IL Is stated. has been commissioner.
Brgadier General Winston will take his son, now 10
college with him TO Persia as private secretary auu
has requested that LIE Dc aHpointeo ~
lila aide with the rank OF First Lieutenant
As the Winston family thus far constitute the ehre
gested may involve serious question lot tne
State Department to determine whether an entire
brigade troops should be allowed 70 leave Tue
conntry and again, whether 1t might not offend a
friendly ruler to have brigade OF troops ehteng ns
donans simply adjunct 10 An embassy not Oh the nrs
rank The order for complete equipment Tor the new
officers IL is stated. has been given 10 New YORK nlI
tary furnisher. one o. the provisions MADE py GOV
ernor OglesDy in giving tue commission was tna IN .e
event OF any serious trouble In the state eurink
ronent OF the Third Brigade for active duty. he would
nd I'm his resigngttOn
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REPORTED FLIGHT or MILTON WESToN.
RUMoR THAT HE HAS GONE TO SOUTH AMERICA
TO AVOID IMPRISONMENT.

RUMoR THAT HE HAS GONE TO SOUTH AMERICA
TO AVOID IMPRISONMENT.
PITTsBURG, Jan. (SpeciaD.-lt is reported
that Milton Weston. Chicago capitalist who was sem
fenced to the penenary for four years by the judicial
finding of the State Supreme Court yesterday has hed
to South America. Weston convicted as accessory
the murder Of Obadiah Haymaker at the great gas
we'll riot which occurred at Murraysve, westmoreand
County, two years ago. Tho bond which holds Mr.
Weston to reappear to abide the sentence Is In
the sum OF 900. Weston is said to be worth over
$500 COO and 1t will be hard for him to exchange luxu
rous living and the control Of immense business
that of railroad cOnstructon-for convcts cell "es-
toms attorneys ASSET that they have received letters
from him recently stating that IL the decision OF the
lower court was sustained he would return for SEN
tence.
This evening Harry Alden OF this CITY, received tele
gram from Milton Weston pronouncng as false the re-
port that he had left the country and adding that he
would for Pttsburg as the decision OF the
Supreme Court was rendered, and would be on hand
when wanted. The telegram was dated New-fork.
CHICAGO JAM 5.-Tho rumor that Milton weston mas
fed cannot be verified and s not credited here son
OF Mr. Weston was to-day and said he had received
letter from his father dated at NewYork City, January
g. whom he appeared In good spirits and said nothng
to indicate that he intended leaving the country Ihe
SON also said that father man to run away
IN any case
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CUT IN TWO BY ARCTIC SCISSORS.
WI I'N Il w III 1kIFO 4 To y 7'''7'
sIIFFERINGs OF A WHALING CREW WHOSE VEssE

\
WAS NIPPED IN THE ICE.
BosToN, Jan. s (SpecidD.-Chares Stevens, u
shipurecked aud destitute sailor, has arrived at New
Bedford, his former home, after rough experience
Stevens was OF the OF the whaling brig Isa-
bella Captain William Lewis, which was lost In Hndsons
Straits He shipped on the Isabella nearly two yea.s
ago Uudsons Straits reached and nothing OF in
cdent occurred Two whales mad already been taken and
there was mush promise OF good luck ahead when sud
denly much the surprise OF the crew they found them
selves surrounded by fields Of floating cc This was In
North Bay. The vessel caught and held fast. aud
wyrs given for taking on provisions and securing
a boat. The worked for their lives, for the 10y
masses were crashing and breaking on all sides
Hardly fifteen minutes time ELAPSED before
tho threA ted collision occurred. " IL was IKE the com
ing together OF great 10y sclssors. said the sailor
Flrst. the bow caught and crushed In ana then
the whole hull was cut" The was visible for n
few minutes and then the ice parted again ana All that
belon ged 10 the brig sunk. The Ice closed overn
The men were loft nfteen miles from land. ana the
hnrdships and suornEs with which their journey was
attended were severe. Three days were occupied In
reaching tho Shore IL being necessary Tor the men
to make their way over snow and broken zoe:
1he natives OF the island which the crew landed
were EsquinauX, there bcing at place snow village OF
about 900 souls. When the vessel was abandoned
sufficient biscuit taken to last two months at short
the remainder OF the time nothing but fish and raw
meat was obtainable. All winter long watch was
kept vesscl could lie seen Seven OF the crew
died OF scurvy In June 1883 tho schooner Era passed
the island, and she was signaIled and the men were
tnkon OF.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
A HARD BLOR ON 'CHANGE.
ONE MEMBER or TIE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
PUTS HIS FIST IN ASoTHERs EYE.

ovr MEMBER or TIE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
PUTS pIs FIST IN ANorHER's EYE.
CHICAGO, Jan. lSpecidD.-Men standing in
the provision pit around OF the tables as which
the telers we're Mt work on Change to-day receiving
ballot, for the second vice presidency of the Board were
a.toushed 20 see John j. Bryant and Robert Lndblom
I'm animated conversation. Tho termination OF
the Inomentary meeting was violent blow
delivered on Lindblom's eye by Bryants nst
Tho assault grew OF the pad blood aroused BY yester
dav's eeotion Bryant, It s said, at small meeting
witch was Intended for conference merely, captured
The members turned II iuto caucus and nominated
bimsclf for secoud vice resdent Lindblon who was
the ~ ,ular nominee OF this caucus. Issued circular
which bore heavily Bryant. IL was not considered IN
sond taste bar Iindblom aid what he could 10 recufy
This and withdrew IT, Bryant Is Vt present director
OF the Board aud the prominence OF both the meinpGr-
mad. the opic naturally OF exciting Interest The
contest today narrowed down to George Rumsey anu
Indblo and resulted In Rumscys election To the Sec
ond vice pres .dency.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06

Thomas McCombs and Edward A. Smith, who had
brought the CHARGE and asked the court TO allow him to
withdraw the indictments In consentng to such action
Judge Thayer said: "The which is proposed TO
be taken by The meets the appreciation
of the Court The conduct OF the Grand Jury Is certainly
uure some explanation AT their hands II 1t be capable
OF explanation why they should have indicted two
subord who anxious to yindcae the law ana
give the Commonwealth the benefit OF their testimony
and to have Ignored the bill against the principal
criminal IT IL dcalt perceive, and IL stands now
byno credabe to the Grand Jury who did the
work. The defendants entitled to the action taken
by the DistrctAtoruey IL Is to be hoped that Grand
Jures will be found who courageous enough TO ad-
minister the law with impartiaty to all persons"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
TRYING TO CAPTURE $780, A YEAR

ST. LOUIS, Jan. (SpeeiaD.-A letter was
published here to-day from W. G. Warden, of Warden,
Frew & Company, Philadelphia and Pttsbnrg repre-
sentatives OF the Standard OIL Company. outlining a
policy OF deception be pursued In order to give the
Standard Oil Company franchise TO furnish gas TO the
city. The sletter s written to W. H. Waters. Of ttho
watersPicrco Oil Company, who is largo stockhoder
In the old gas company whose franchise expires in
short time. The latter company has monopoly and
charges 81 so per thousand for gas. The Standard
seeking the franchise under the name of Water Gas
Company and the letter requests the old company TO
help the Standard Company and then the two win di-
vide the enormos profits, which figures In the letter
show 10 be 100000 year.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
MATAMORAS WITHOUT A GOVERNMENT.
THE DEFEATED CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR IN POS
SESSION or TIE CITY.

GALVESTON, Jan. 5.-A dispatch TO The
Neos from Matimoras, Mex says: telegraphlc order
was received here Saturday night from President
Diaz directing that Senior Yturria the candidate ap-
proved by the state Legislature be Immediately seated
Mayor In conformity with the order Senior YturrIa
and his associates repaired to the City Hall yesterday To
take the oath OF Office Upon their arrival they found sehor
Torres the defeated candidate, In possession supported
by about 400 followers. The Ytnrra party retired.
Later In the day fifty ranchcros favorable Yturra
came to town. They we'll armed aud were deter
mined 10 take a hand in the matter They were dis
persod, however by detachment OF cavalry The city
is without government aud numerous shootings have
occurred Many closed fears Of general riot
being entertained.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
pROuOTED TO BE CAPTAINS

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8 (SpeciaD. Since the
dismissal by Mayor Smith OF police captains schooey
and Emory for alleged lukewsrmness In ferretns out
gambling and policy shops in their districts, there has
he.p n lively wran.le for the vacant places. The
friends OF the discharged officers brought wsghty inhu-
10 bear Mayor for their reinstatomen and
not nnt This morning was the matter settled. when
Edgar and Albright were promoted to be cap
tains aud william +. Smith, ex-Leutenant OF Polce ana
ar city Commissioner, was appointed lieutenant.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
STATIONS MOTIVE FOR MURDERING NASH

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. SpecidD.-This morn
ing the police authorities stated that additional motives
were tending to show cause for the murder
of Nash by Stanton They ege that the real cause for
the crime was the betrayal by Nash OF tho young woman
who was engaged to Stanton. She lived at Mystic
ridqe where the college was in which Stdnton ana Nash
were nh nils This led Stanton scheming for revenge
on Nash who, they say no ured TO this city to his
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
THROWN FROM THE TRACK BY A wAsHoUr.

The rainfall about Paterson on Monday
amounted to "a inches Considerable damage was done
10 the roadbed of streets At Midland Park station OF
the New-York. Susquchanna and western kaliroua,
about feur miles above Paterson, there was washout
which caused the wortendyke local train, due ~ hls
civ at TO A. m Yesterday leave the track The en-
zinc was turned over on Its side and two passenger
Coaches were thrown 81. The engineer and fireman es
caped injury by jump3ae No one was hurt ana tue en-
cine was found TO have Sustained littc damage
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
TILE BosrOy ADrERIIsER IN VIEW HAYDS.

BosroN, Jan. 3 (SDecidD A change has taken
place in the proprietorship OF The Daily AdrertseT,
which involves Important features OF the paper
The transfer of sufficient number Of shares OF the
stock 70 men OF wealth who largely interested in
manufactures aud firm supporters OF the Republican
Marty will restore the paper To It's former place Ia
nryasni Henry Cabot Lodge is one or tue new board
~ directors George 4. Ellis the publisher, resigns his
noson to attend the demands OF his owp business The
canning editor is not yet named.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
yrpnrp AND ATTEMPTED ROBBERY,

Ell PAso Tex, Jan. 5.-Several men entered
the office OF Bossller Robert, brewers at Paso del
Norte Yesterday and pointing revolyers at Mr.. Robert
who wa, alone him open tho safe He started
20 comply when Mr. Bosser. his partner entered the
office aud interposed protest against submitting to the
demands OF the robbers Tho latter thereupon fired at
The partners killing Mr.. Bosser and badly woundtng
NJ fRnhcrt The assassins made their escape. The
murdered man was OF the most prominent residents
of Paso del Norte.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
pprs1oEyr uyEII STILL IN HIDING.

BosroN, Jan. (SpeciaD.-NO news has been
received of the absconding bank president W. H. Mcneil
of Clinton Depostors in the Lancaster Savings Bank
have decided to bring suit against the receivers OF the
bank for proportion OF the funds OF that BANK de-
nos,ted with the Lancaster National Bank They have
IA counsel General b. +. Butler and petition
ha beeu ed with The Probate Court OF Worcester Coun
&c nravng that W. II. Mcneil be removed as admnis
w. 9f The estate OF Rufus Childs, OF Lancaster
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
EMPEROR WILLIAMs JUBILEE.

BERLIN, Jan. 5.-Emperor William has is
rescript respecting the anniversary of
his accession TO the Prussian throne. In 1t he
"What touches most is tho unshaken confidence Of
my people In and their faithful and unalterable af-
fecton" Ho returns thanks for the express
sons OF attachment and veneratioD for him. only
from a parts OF Germany but from places far beyond
Kan
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
RoUoH REAruByr OF A NURSE.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. (SpociaG.-Daniel
weitzman was at the Central onice this morning
charged with committing murderous assault on Mrs.
Weiss who had been engaged to look after the prison
ers sick wife and child When she asked for her money
Weitzman threw her down stairs and into the street,
breaking both her legs He was committed.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
sAMpLE oF A sourn AMERIoAN coNGREss.

SANTIAGO DE CHILL, Jan. 5, via. Galveston
Congress convened yesterday in special session amid
great upronr. When tho President tried to In
troduco the law OF taxes the Cercas and
Radicals advanced TO the Presidential table, destroying
the notes of Tue secretary and seized the bell OF the
President Tho President, when able to make himself
heard suspended the session. permanent session Will
begin to-day There Is great excite enent In the city.