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DISAPPOINTMENT SHOWN IN RUSSIA - ITALIANS
URGED TO AID Bulgaria.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-Zankof, the Russian who
was the loading spirit the revolution has been
arrested in Sophia He has been placed under strong
guard the members Of which have been ordered TO Keep
him under constant watch as 1t is feared that he may
commit suicide.
The revolutionary troops retreated TO tho heehts Vi
sophia which they occupied Tho loyalist troops sur
rounded them, compelled them to surrender and th@h
disarmed them, placing the officers under arrest
Prince Alex 1ander as far Phippopolis on the
way from Tirnova Sophia. His journey was msrKeu
by series Of popular ov4ons similar to those reported
yesterday along his route from sstova TO Iirnova ho
was received with enthusiasm here.
The Paris Journal deS De6Gts publishes an interve"
with Prince Alexander OF Hesse, brother OF Prince
Alexander OF Bulgaria In which ho declares that bu-
gara would any attempt the part OF Russia 10
occupy the country aud says that tho hosttes wnch
would follow would compromise the paclnc TeIatoh'
existing between the three empires. ,
The AOUOe vrcmyG. st. Petersburg says that frihpo
Dogoronks Journey 10 Bulgaria to restore order hps
postponed because OF tho report that the reyouo
adds the paper, from the slgnihcaneo -
the event In Etr-ope Tho accredited rA
yisional Governments declaration tina. II Intend,
TO adopt national and Russophtls policy. makes II
useless summon another International cphlrrehce on
Bulgarian affairs. Bosides. such "A conference woniu
displosse Russia" to,
Ruggcro Borxni the Italian philosopher and ponti,
clan, has published letter strongly eHhorinS nv
courtrymen to aid Prince Alexander In his struTSio
against Russia In Bulgaria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

SAVANNAH, Sept 1.-Captaln GcorSc W.
Lamar who has appoite1 postmaster OF this city,
c,li.d On Postmaster Wilson. VINO IN Office, yes
terday and demanded tho onice. Mr.. Lamar said;
have orders here receive tho papers and prop
erty OF the once for whicn give you these receipts
demand the oxce ami shall act postmaster OF sayan
nah"
"I shan stayin until put our responded Colonel
Wilson and he added refuse 70 accept tho receipts
have been duly appoiatod posttnAser." said Cap
tain Lamar, land consider you by courtesy only a
visitor 10 this Office" O.,
:" do not Weld my rights. You must put me out.
was the repy. You must use force stronger than am
Colonel wilson still holds the oncr lie saws that he
has done nothing aud that the President has No
authority { remove him. BOth parties have lawyers
and futthor developments arc eIPected later today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ADMITTED TO CASTLE GARDEN.

ADMITTED TO @ : IT4I4 u F.UI4Ns
The Commissioners Of Emigration met yes
terday Castle Garleu 20 consider the application oi
the Baltimore and Ohio Riro d Company ior admission
to equal facilities with the pool lncs which are me-
bers OF the Clearing House General Passenger Agent
G. K Lord. with Eastern Passenger AGENT CRAIG hp-
peared To pour forth any cioqucnce required, hut ap
parrnty me pool roads glad to have newcomer
I'm tho mdst OF them, for they offered no cppostIoh
rne commissioners yntrd uniniuousy to grant The re-
ouest OF the Baltimore ana onto 70 4. ani then 80
iourned with general passengers agents OF al po
Sew York lines smoke pipe of peace and mutually l.
pire each others good looks. The Baltimore ana '"lD
Will Drobably work In harmony with the CearlnH-i"u'c
so far handling OF passengers in the EAFien -
concerned provided II receives lar proportion OF IN
consiguei grants thFt f., those whose RAJ rphi
ORD ers sre ot pnrchased before their arrival II u
continue to business, however, at the "o.d stands
ontsidc OF the Garden the necessary 10 gFc
active employment to ITS trains by the new Bfds"oTo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
CHRISTIANS MASSACRED IN CHINA.
KILLED AS FAST AS THEY ARE FOUND BY FANAT

CAL PAGANS.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 1.-Advices from Ching
Too Foo the chief city of the proynce OF sechleu state
that the natives Of part OF thai province and
those of Northern CochinChna have rsen against the
Christians and are massacring them and destroying
property This active persecution is attribute to
the imprudenco OF the English and American mission
aries. In Cocnn-China alone nifty Christians have
been killed. their burned aud their farms laid
waste In Sechnen general massacre OF Christians 10
reported 70 be in progress, and they are Killed wher-
ever round. 1t Is said that whole villages occupied By
Christians have becn destroyed and that all lands oc-
cupied by professors OF that faith being dcvas
tated The Apostolic Wears house In Sechuen has been
burned the ground. Not piece OF furniture, nor
book. a paper. saved. Tho foreign cons :
barely escaped from Sechuen with their lives No of-
forts had made up latest reports 10 quell tho
disorder. so far as now known II cannot DO sup
pressed.
PARIS Sept. 1.-The Pope has accepted Frances Or o
posai that MOnsignor Aglard recently named by the
Vatican Papal nuncio at Pekin, Instead or going TO
emma nnncio. go thither to study. conformity with
representatives OF France and China the conditions for
the eventual Establishment OF a nuncio In China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
AMayAdERs sur FoR LIBEL.

CHICAGO, Sept 1.-Charlcs 4. Byrnc. pub
Usher OF The Dramatic Tnes OF NewYors. and August
Brentano OF Brentano Brothers. satonors, sued
I'm the Circuit Court for $4,000 FOR libel ani breach OF
contract yesterday by George W. Ledecr the theatrical
manager, now at the Casino lie claims that he and
Hvrne were ed ia opera TO sing tue
MAID Bellevilr. Byrno was TO contribute hail the
expenses failed to do AMI that consequently tho
conpsny WAS obliged disbani, lie also says that
Ryrnc iheed him I'm The Dramatic 7tD's Brentano II
made defendant because he sold OF the papers
containing the alleged libel. L-dcrer also OUalnei a
warrant Byrnes arrest for criminal libel IN antcipa
flnn OF his coming To (hIcagO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

Morgan the Chicago engineer. Is estimating the vouno
OF water and learning Its source This afternoon cons
twenty feet In length taperng twelve thirty inches
OF boiler iron was attached to 5nch tube filed Win
sand 1t will be sunk tomorrow to see II tho How OF
water may be checked. The stories about tho ln
mense damage the outpOuring water are malny
gross Iaggersions The water s being led on ny TWO
channels which sufficient 10 prevent an oVerno"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
ro STE ORD LONspALE FOR LIBEL.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-Mr. Debenssnde, husband
OF Violet Cameron. today applied to the Bow Street
Police Court for asummons against Lord Lcnsdae the
actresses financial agent. Mr. Debensando wished TO
have Lord Lonsdae tried the charge Of causing the
publication Of libel against the painth Tho libel was
printed In Topical Times OF August IL, and gave
rsa.op. for Lord Lonsdale's "protoction" OF Miss
Cameron which that ladys husband
AYERS bear hun Tho Court refused to grant the
aupcation taking the ground that the petitioner had
moi evidence that Lord LOnsdalo had
anv connection with tho publication OF hs alleged libel.
Mr. Dsbensandc thereupOn gavo notice that he would
r,arpy for the summons upon fuller evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY rN1ELMGENcEn

CulC\Go, Sept 1.-The committee OF man
ayers OF lines Interested tue Sou'srtcrn Passenger
Association business a-an IN session o@iay wrr'l-
ling the proncts contained In the plan as reported
by the sub-ccuintee The greatest difficulty o1conn-
tc., vas IN attempting to roach basis of a-rermcnt
In regard to the future diysOn 0f the irdnc ~ "l
sho we'd tnst could he adopted hy 'hn
commfttea An adjournment was therefore taken Hh'll
II, II Tuesday, the date of the general meeting.
MONTREAL. Sept ! (Spcctdh.-lrAhc rotnrns OF tAe
Canadian Pacific from January 20 July 81 issued 10 day
sbov the ,ros, earnings to be SjlJs.G9i working cy-
nenses - 4O6 sol; leaving MT proht or rlt' 81,
against S5Jg.ys6 for the corresponding PERIOD Oi Ast
ve.r Inc net profits for July, winch Was the nr-l
month that the road opeusi through 10 BRUSH Co
lupba were Si5s 292 against s+4jJ1J IN the CORE
sponding month Last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
Bg1IEvGD TO BE TEAM RoBBERs

Chicago, Sept. 1.-Five tramps- Cleve-
land Charley" "Captain" Ebbs. "Brck" Henry. Jack
Williams and an unknown mau-aro believed,
Il Is stated by detectives to be tho perpetrators OF
the Rock Island train robbery last March when Mes
senger Nichols KILLED and S2l. 900 stolen from
tho express car. "Clovcland Charley" aud cap
tain Ebbs arc prcseut under to the Wan
pun Wiz. PenItentiary for "A burglary committed III
Mw iukee and thu detectives close the tracks OF
the others Tne first clew II IN said, obtained from
the keeper OF a tramps boarding house In Chicago 10
whom "Ceveland Charley" gayo h bundle OF bloody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
NO REVOLUTION IN VENEZUELA.

Senior Costillo the Venezuelan Consul, said
yesterday In regard to report OF rebellion in Ca
racas
"Itis most absurd General Guzmau Blanco Is the
idol of the people. He arrived Caracas August
% and Immediately assumed the reins OF government
There hes not been the faintest sign OF revolution.
The story originated In Belgium where some CORES
pondent got Honduras the Central American Republic
in which Delgado 10 making STIR miIod up with Vene
zuela"
General Blanco on his arrival at Caracas was re-
ceiyed with great demonstrations OF popular approval
He was accompanied by his son In law. the Duke dc
Morny, and his Intended soD-in-law Prince Acniile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
YELLOW FEVER AT BILOIL

ORLEANS, Sept. IA dispatch to The
p,caume from Biloxi ssy-: Tho following Is the OF.
fetal nnding OF the committee OF physcians nquirng
into the cases OF sickness here
We tho undersignoi. have mado n thorough eEanins
ton OF the seven cOnvasscsnt psrsons and also Of tue
one nat.nt now H. obtained clinical histories
Of two persons VINO died on sunday. August 20. Ihc
sum OF the evidence indc yellow fever tho cause
OF Illness
The report is signed by Drs. Joseph Holt and Luccn
saomon respectively president and secretary Of the
Louisiana state Board OF Health. and by Dr. r. = Scales,
Health officer OF Mobile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
THE TRI-sTATE GRAN0E.

CARLISLE, Penn, Sept. 1.-The Tri-State
Grange meeting came to eni tonight In the morn
ing there was Q meeting in tho Grand Pavilion Tho
audience addressed by Victor f. Poet OF Bradford
County, on the duties of Farmers by Dr. John
Trinbe Worthy Secretary OF tho National Grange. and
j. H. Taylor, OF NewJerseY Worthy Lecturer OF that
State. The afternoon meeting was addressed by w. l.
sadlor the question OF farmers wives and their du-
ties He followed By Gir.rd Brown, OF York Coun-
~ who discussed the value OF farms aud farm products
during Lho past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Sept. I, 1896.
sUGAR BoUSTIEs.-The Government Is making ar
rangoln for International conference London
on the question Of sugar bOuntes
THE BRITISH AssOCIATos.-Principal Dawson. OF
McCiI College. Montreal delivered the Presidents ad
dress before the Frsh Association In the Town Hail In
Birmingham this evening. dealing mainly with tho sub
sct of geological formation OF tho bed of the Atlantic
and climatic influences the distribution Of water
the aurface OF tho globe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
LOsSES In VAKIOUS PLACES.

SUyCoOK, y. H., Sept. 1.-The brick block
here owned by James f. Langmaii. Of Minnesota was
burned to day. The loss Ia $4,000 insured
ROCK ISLAND. Ill, Sept. The Black Hawk Paper
Mill located at Milan. on Rock River, destroyed Dy
fire yosterday Tne loss Is al sOO lnsuranee S2l1OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
ANARCHY In ALGERIA.

ALGIERs, Sept. 1.-The military condition of
Algeria deporaoe There is apparently an utter ab
seuce OF discipline among the troops. Dues take place
almost daily between soldiers and officers and be-
tween rival companies OF chas.eurs and Tho
native soldiers attack the slightest provo
cation,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

THE FLOwIN6 ARTEsiAN WE'LL IN IOWA.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Sept. 1.-The artesian
wall at Belle Plain, Iowa, still cjecting water. George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

DEATH OF "JOE" DONNELLY THE ACTOR
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. L." Joe" DOnnelly,
the Irish comedian who had been playing at the Green
vood Garden Theatre died OF heart disease shortly after
the pe ormaRce last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
TELEGR1PHiC NOTES.

MEETING OF LEATHER DEALERS AND TANNERS.
BOsrOy Mass, sept 1.-The National Tanners and Hide
Dealers met here tOday. Ihcoph
us King of Boston chosen president and essays the
affairs OF the association were read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
DROWNING OF TWO MEN.

NYw BRpPoRp Mass. Sept !, John lyman a spinner OF
Jersey tity and Hanson OF Lowell drowned is
noon nj mo foot and Faravcn presence
of their wives and children. The men were bathing.
A. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
CHARLESTON IN RUINS.
DESTROYED BY THE EARTHQUAKE.
DEAD AND DYING PEOPLE UNDER THE
FALLEN HOUSES.
FLAMES ADDED TO THE TERROR OF THE SHOCK
wAILING AND PRAYING NEGRoEs-rHEPoPCLA-
TON CAMrED IN THE OPEN SQUARES
sUMMERVILLE, GEORGIA, SAID


sUMMERvILLE, GEORGIA, SAID
TO BE DESTROYED
The latest advices from Charleston are
appalling. They represent the city as beng
in ruins, two thirds of its business houses ana
homes prostrated by the earthquake Shocks
twenty houses consumed by fire, loss OF lie
variOusly estimated at from 60 to 100 persons,
and wounded people beyond immediate caicu-
lation. No trains have entered or left the CITY
since the first fearful shock on Tues
day night, the tracks approaching it beng
hopeIcssly destroyed. Only single telegraph
wire connects the city with the outer world,
and it Is practically isolated. The populace
have abandoned their homes-which, ii stand
lng are so badly damaged that slight motion
is sufficient to cause their collapse-and
are living as best they can in the
open squares. 1t is said that the
colored people, full of superstltlous
alarm, are greatly adding to the fear
full condition of the people by their wierd cere-
MONIES, moved by belief that the end OF the
world is at hand. Reports as to the extent OF
casualties arc difficult to obtain. 1t is said that
several days must clapso before an adequate
idea can be obtained, as many bodies of killed
and wounded are buried under the fallen wlres
bricks and mortar in the street.
1t IS reported that a large portion of the town
of Summcrvlllc, Ca, is in ruins and that many
people were killed. One woman died IN Sa-
yannah, Ca, from sheer fright Two others
broke their legs by throwing themselves from
upper windows. In the towns of Eastern
Georgia ana in North and South Carolina the
damage to property was matter of universal
complaint, but no fatal casualties were re-
ported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

Tf-V iii
noon ut Tho Phenr and Fariven SITS In the presence
of fheIr ysiye. aud children The men bathing.
RESCUED FROM wArEItLOGGED sffIP.
pm AurtrluA sept 1.-The Russian ship Nautilus from
Mnilc Julv 6 Bristol abandoned at August
~ having sprung leak during heavy weather
The comprising sixteen all told. were
landed at Philadelphia today by the bark Rich
ard (eTInanl Hamburg The Nautilus had cargo oil
lumber.
IJARII IITIEs OF EX-TREASURER SMELLING.
ROsfnN sent l-sanncl o. Smelling late treasurer of the
Jowe Bleachery nlcd petition Insolvency Ills total
aiIites are So33 which $lD2 1896 indebtedness for
Which no security named and $i37 Ol0 is secured
ana hedges stocks and bonds The chiefly
outsianding accounts. mill and mining stocks etc.
MONEY OF A LOAN ASSOCIATION STOLEN.
CurcAGo sent 1.-The Fort Dearborn Building ana
Loan ASSOCIATION recently rented VOLTS Hail. thr
dnor nf the buding 49, Milwauk their meet
nps The IN used for liquor store by J. g. MOin
WHO with mis- family the second floor. ON Monday
nigt the held It's first meeting and the members
Maid i'm ssessmenis and dues amounting $1,000 This
was pIacd nm safe In the store In the night IL
stolen by burglars
A CI.EW TO THE CROUCH MURDER
JAcEsoN Mich sept l.-Detectiyo Ballard, who went to
that ho wa one who did the Crouch murder IN
came 10 lac son enclmpcd the woods the day
the nnrcr lame. FOy that he done
thai night They 10y other committed the
crime Received $500 the deed and te
depot by James Foy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

MD TVh NOI IT NtINVI4I-N-t @iNI@tt'-'
Contributions OFFERED By THE PEOPLE OF
NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 1 (Specidt The
nited Veterans OF this city organization COM
posed OF both Union and Confederate soldiers met this
evening and ordered their treasurer to telegraph the
Mayor OF Charleston : c. to draw on the orsaniZaton
for S5 FOR the benefit OF the sufferers by the iae earlu
quake.
RALEIGH, Y. c., Sept Upon hearing OF the disas-
ers at Charleston and Columbia. 8 C., Governor A. NJ
Scales this state. sent the following message
TO Governor Shephed OF south Carolina:
OF the terrible cslanstios In your state
How can va best ald your peoplci Our people Will
gladly come TO their relief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
v,RIIAMENT DRAGGING - RADICALS oN'
CANNING.

sxo1Isu ADAPTATION OF IRISH OBSTRUCTION rAo-
r,cs--BAp FEELING PREVAILING - GoLp"iN
70 GLADSTONE.