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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
THE POWERS AND BULGARIA.
RUSSIA GUAKANTEEs THAT THERE SHALL BE
FOREIGN INTERVENTION.

RUSSIA GUAEANTEEs THAT THERE SHALL BE NO
FOREIGN INTERVENTION.
SOPHIA, Sept. 14.-The SObraDje has elected
M. Givkor President II has also appointed committees
TO draft reply 10 the address OF tho Government to
1svise and submit measures relative to the state of
negu which the country is IN, and for settlement OF
Pruce Alexander property IN Tie country. The state
viii purchase all this property $400 0OO retaining
100000 OF this sum to iqodate the Princes indebted
Dess TO the National Bank This years budget calls for
&l0.OO0.O00.
Ihe Porte Das iu'ormed the Bulgarian Govern lnent
that Turkey accepts Prince Alexaudes sbdicaton an.
PROMISES not to occupy Bulgaria long the country
IL quiet and law and order are preserved therein
COSsTASTINOPLE Sept. 14-The Powers, replying TO
she Portes protect against any foreign occupation Of
Bulgaria. declare that there will be foreign iuteryen
Ton In Bulgaria Kusss gives guarantees that effect
Consular reports from Sophia announce that Buigsria
AMI kumels have ma e al agrecneut 10 avoid any ac-
non that might lead TO foreign Intervention.
LONDON. Sept. 14-Sir j. Ferguson, Under Forsien
seeretary stated in the house oT Commons Ihs alter
s""n bat Tue GOV|ruDent possessed no official iufora-
hoh winch would ustfy them In stating that the Gar
solhpelcd Prince A-xsnder to abdIcate. He, there
.o'e. could not make similar assumption. The
wfe due to muuny tue part of
ist Bulgarian army. Al the ue tue Under-sec-
sAry added, the Govsrnpcnt wOud decline tU lay be-
the House the negotiations relative IN
ans buig arian Crisis for wound
eve NO good purpose. but, on the contrary gnt do
aum. Tue kox-ncv Of Bul2a ARA ne said we're Ioow ".
ns forms aud ali Tue parties m tb rnY"
VI, appeared determined to cO-eperale for peace
"A dsDsch from Vienna 10 ihe times says there ara
ceht nrgotiaIions betwesu tho three Emperors have
sosuten tavorabiy, ana that there ood pros.
yeu iof sn agreement shortly getwe1n Russia Ger
eara. ~ :" ""'
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JOTTINGS HERE AND THERE.

BiSGHAMTOS, Sept. IA tSpeetaD.-George Quackon
Dush formerly police officer OF Chcago. sentenced
10 nine years and ak months here
for burglary committed In the house of The Rev. Jonn
MoVey.
ITHACA, Sept IA tSpeeab.-The Tompkns County fair
began to-day with unprecedented nbor OF enIres
This fair has attained state alton by Of
magptude and the excellent quality of its exhibits Of
cattle. horses, ~tc IL tho weather re-
he an attendance of more than 10000 persons Is
expected.
ITHACA. Sept. ID tSpeeiaD.-Up to noon to-day OPT
new students had applied for admission to Cornell UNI
versty, including those VINO came In juno At
Tu. Of registration week last year only ls4 had
piled Many new students will arrive ye and the midi
that tho enteriug class this car will number
MAIL m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
THE FIR RECORD.

FIrcHBURG, Mass. sept. IA fire this
morning did $lO 900 damage TO Franklin wymans paper
mills in waehuset village Westminster. The loss 10
insured.
QUEBEC, Sept. IA hre ths morning In the premises
occupied by Fisher & sheppard nillinsrs destroyed
$4,000 worth OF property.
CHICAGO, Sept IA dispatch from Elxs. Ill.,, to ne
Journal says the Du Bols Opera Rouse block
burned this morning George NJ. Peck. dry-goods and
groceries, sustained . loss OF $4,000; insurance
S35 OOO Allen Bros hats aud caps. iose 900; incur
snce not given Loss building 100000 Insurance
$4,000 There were other ninor losses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
DISCUSSING POOL RELATIONS.

The general passenger agents OF the trunk
lines met yesterday Comm ssioasr FinEs ofhce to
discuss the relations OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road to the immigrant pool. That road expresses Will
Ingness TO harmonlouay with the pool and the a
ttude OF the pool lines is favorable to It's admission 10
the division OF traffic. provided the Baltimore anu ONO
willing hol Its secOnd-cas rates so as not 10 u
dersrli the immigrant rates. on tho basis or Slo 10
Chicago The Baltimore aud OniOs sec0nd-class rates
now are S12 an $ll To Chicago. Afier DISCUSSING ,hs
snags IN the the COMMITTEES OF agents felc1i
Commissioner PersOn 10 Drlns peioo 'no
Ii unk line executive COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
FINDING HIS SON AS A BOOTBLA OK.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA (Speciab. Henry Howard,
from Virginia City, Nev staying in the city Oh his
way homeward from New-York This morning M he
stepped from . Clark-st car at Washingtonst be was
sccosted with the familiar hail: "shine, bossf
Glsncing at tho young OF the voice he started
with the exclamation: WHY, Tom. my son |" II was
evident that Tom did share the pleasure OF the
meeting for with look Of wild alarm he ned and was
lost in the hrous The police all parts OF the city are
no W looking for Thomas Howard. alias McGin ness,
lootblacK, who ran away from home year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
THE PLURALITY IN MAINE.
FULLY $4,000 FOR BODWELL.

TwENTY-oNE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN 1Hk
sENATE-A GAIN OF FROM SIX TO TIN IN THE
LOWER HOUSE
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 14.-Oficlal election re-
turns being received the State House. about 100
towns and otss having responded so far. Chairman
Manley said this that the majority for Bod
we'll (Rsp) for Governor over Edwards Dem) will
reach fully 10000
The Leoston Journal has tabuated returns from the
clerks of 273 wing that Bodwes plurality this year
is Os aesast Pas for Robe In 1882, the vote In
each year being:
Gorcr2e-. 1885, ..
Jos R. Bodwel () 53823 Fdk. Robis R). ...... .56 ABB
c. 8. Edwards D) .lA4l5sH. M Plaisted U). 30 l93
Aaron Clark Q.) .....2, 500 W. N. Vinton IL r.
lWm. F. Eustis (P.) | 1Il7
solon Chsss (SG) {
Scattering
Total vote, 101, ,107l Total vote. 10S07s
Republican plurality. ,40S Republican plurality 624o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
yArcHEz WILLING TO GIVE 1T UP

CHICAGO, Sept IA dispatch to the
Times from San Antonia Tex, says: "Natchez. who
with Geronimo 10 his way to Florida states that ne
did not want to 70 warpath and avoided It as
long - he could after got the warpath no aid
not give long there was cartridge iet'.
Now that been whipped he says he accepts inc
and will keep psace with tho pale ohol lie
says he has been we'll treated by Captain Lawton and
General stanley. and hopes soen to meet his people In
Florida"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
LIKE WAR CLOUD ~ MEXICO.
Il l..A.A fn

ST. LOUIS. Sept 14.-A dispatch to The
Globe Democrat from Laredo Texas says "Prominsnt
men OF Mexican lineage In this city say that concen
traton of the revolutionary forces is now going on
throu shout the borders ana that preparations arc
actively being made for q demonstration which VIII
ith Of scplember the anniversary OF Mexican inde-
tho day set for general move on the part
OF the revolutionary forcea The war-ory s "The Con"
sutusion OF "a and down with DiaZ-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
LArEyr AyAROHIs4 IN OHICAGo

CHICAGO, Sept. IA meeting of about 100
men was held here evening and adopted follow
ing:
Resoired, That protest against the encroach aents
upon peoples rights OF these petty despos and We
herewith call upon a wage workers to organize pohtt-
caly and rcbuke ~ the pois every petty tyranI he
enemy Of progress aud OF the working people
Thomas Ryan made nesy address. blending soous
equally the wrongs Of Ireland and the OF the
workinEmcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
HIS SKULL FRACTURED WITH CART RI

HIS SKULL FRA OTURED WITH CART RUNG
John Degnan, age forty, liquor seller at No.
$40 East ThrteenthsL, was trying TO go to sleep yes
terday noruing .; O'CLOCK when quarrel arose be-
tween tho members Of . gang that had been
working tho grower" on tne o!ocK
all night. The noise disturbed Degnan,
and putting his slippers, he went down to stop IT
the gang partly seated on his doorstep partly
gathered on ewalk Some words passed and one
OF tho rowdies picked up cart rang and struck the
hquor dealer q blow that folled him to the ground
James Reynods au old who lives In the tenement
house with Degnan him fall aud rau TO his rescue
He grappled with fellow named ColigAn, who broke or
disabled hs arm with another swngiDg blow OF the cart
rung and then away. Tho whole OF the gang
and wnen the police came not one was left Degnan
sank visiby during tho morning. and az noon Coroner
Edman sent for to take hls ane-mortem statement
Before Dsgnan couli make connected statement no
rslapsed unconscousnoss. surgical EXAMINATION
showed that tho base of his skull was fractured and hst
would certainly die The police were busy last night
looking for members OF tho scattered gang Coi-
gan, murderer, 10 only eighteen years old aud by
profession loafer His victim Is forty years Old
and has family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
ORDERING ANOTHER COAL ADYAyoE.

general agents Of the anracte coal Producing
companies met yesterday and agreed advance actual
prices immediately cents per ton on broken stove and
aud nfteen cents There were some
agents who wished larger advance ordered but the
jorty thought that conservative policy would W
healthier fos busiRess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
HOSTILITY TO THE CAR.


mand.
HOSTILITY TO THE GAR
SOPHIA, Sept. 14.-In the session of the
Assembly yesterday the President proposed to send
TELEGRAM to the Gar concentrating him upon the
cuence OF his es day and thanking him for his proer
Of protection. The idea abandon cd because num-
ber OF the deputies thrsatened II such dispatch was
sent. to issue manifesto hostile TO the Gar.
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.
ENGLISH FISHING BOATS RELEASED Sir j. Ferguson.
Under FOREIGN Secretary in the House Of Commons ths
which were seized BY the French authorities had been
released.
PROTECTION OF SUBMARINE CABLEs-In the House Of
Amendment was passed II rathes the intern atonal
convention for the protection of the submarine cables Of
the world.
w. Russell member for South Tyrone Liberal Union
st VIII oppose the granting Of the sum ssIsd for the
supply her own plaster for those citizens who crack
each Others skulia
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.
GENOA Sept. 14.-In practice hero to-day cannon
burst. killing corporal and wounding eleven soldiers.
PARIS Sept. IA Cherbours paper reports the ar
rest near there of several German spies who wore
travelling disguised rs prests
RoME. Sept. 14.-France has informed the Vatican
that she is Wiling to recall the French Envoy from
Pekn order to facilitate tho progress OF the negota-
tions aud smooth tho way for . mutual understanding
concerning the appointment OF French and Papal
Envoys to China.
CoSsTANTINOPLE. Sept 14.-The United States Minis
aud Mrs Cox left here to-day for NewYork on two
month"; leave OF abseuoe They will spend fow day 8
IN Bukharest Mr. King will be charge da0aires during
Mr. COI's absence.
BRUSSELS Sept. lathe King Of Portugal has ar
rived here reported that he arranging for the
marriage OF his second Prince AphoDs0 TO Prncoss
Henrietta, daughter OF tue Count OF F4andera
madrid, Sept 14.-Prince Enrique of Bourbon, who
was bsnish-d TO MAjorca last December tor insuItnx
the Queen Regent s missing 1t believed that lie has
esQapad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
TFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.
RrorJEsTs TO JEWISH INSTITUTE

proursrs TO JEWISH INSTITUTIONS.
pm .nppu. sent IA (Syeciai-By the will OF Abraham
Kahn 10 probate to-day 81 900 s bequeae 10 the
Jewish Uospil Association ana SoOO 10 he Je"iSn
Foster Home.
RELIEF FOR SUFFERERS IN TEXAS.
sr IOIe sent l4-Upward OF $4,000 In money anu pro.
@ heep contributed by merchants Of this city for
the sufferers by The dIouh I'D 'eA"''
ACCIDENT TO JUDGE THAYER.
vr arrred a, bs home night from visit to Lake
sa,.r'sts New \ orr: with painful accident Al
New psitz station his pan being fractured by missing
hrs ooflug as he stepped from Stage coach 70 Tue po
lie may be confined 10 his home Tor seveial Weeks
sAFErY OF THE oracle BARKER.
Cuc ,co scn 4-The rumored loss OF the steamer 'iaco
BsR"r WAS onnd 10 be through dispatch received ATE
last evening. stating that shr nad % i inO e'o'A''' ~
She was awaiting the suDsidence of The storni
PLEADING GUILTY OF FORGERY -.
pm ,ne, r,,I. sept IL (Speeiat)-Chares Pennock
tb pleaded guilty 10 nve bis oi lhdct
meD charging him with forgery IN indorshs we uShes VI
Stcphe r. M and Thomas 1asker Jr, To pfonsofy ho'eS
amounting 10 slO,oVo
DEATH OF A NOTED MoONsHiNER M.
Cu,c seuf IA dispach Thr Times fIom nashville
Tenn s,ys ta a notorious m0ousner named Chenaut was
Killed at ftua SUNDAY morning ny H. Money "ho
INTO the woods
EMBEZZLEMENT BY CITY CLERK. -
cucIGo Sent. IA TIa>f dispatch from quincy. ~,
charged with embezzIlng between $1,000 aud s2'oOo
Looking FOR sNUGGLED CUTLERY.
,c.Co s.nt l4Tbe special Treasury agents IN this city
ar. IoosYs r valuable collection OF cutlery sad to nave
,n smnu lei into the United States from oeIlhahy ~ is
r.-ens Iupe champagne bottle made emu ciy o
articles of cutlery III 10 said " have been shIppeo pseA
Nsw.York City from here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
ROUyD TO HAVE A DECENT FUNERA l..

NEw.HAvsN, Sept. IA ,opeciah.-Aiter de-
lverius letter tnr house oi Policeman Mann explain
Ing tnat ne had 800 y his funeral expenses aud
was about 10 COMMIT suede IN EvorgreeD Cemrtrry,
Max Poke. n wealthy Germsn who lived In Ansonla,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
FEATURES OF THE LABOR QUESTION.

strike yesterday. The has been busy getting money
and say that responses their calls o aid have been sat
isactOry OF Beer Wagon Drivers has decided 70
giv 5000 o the clothing cutters.
plumbers making arrangements for the estaD
lshment shops Ii has been decided 10 open
parts OF the city Secretary Flood says tst
quite money has been received nom othei OF.
ganizatons. -. q,
special meeting Of the Federation OF Bookkeepers and
ONCE Clerks held last night at No 20 East Fourthst
appointed TO issue call for meeting IN ayor
hours september ~ Blanks Ill IaVO oi henry
George Mayor were distributed.
Delury the tailor are dissatisfied because
number discharged Tor taxing part IN Tie
Central Labor Union parade. . ,.- .
number OF pressmen employed Dy te JOD frhtlnB No
al No 3S Vesey are On strike Ihey WISH all auVshce
IRON S. TO 50 a week. 49, -
determined not To resume WORK unt thei en-
poyer made his shop union shop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
PROTECTOR FOR MR. CHAMBERLAIN.

BIRMINGHAM, Sept. 14-Mr. Chamberlain
80 AZ interview with The Cbief II police to-day With
,'"nce 10 obtaining police protection during HE tour
.s'""o' II was arranged that Inspector Van Heidsa
s~Ooid accompany Mr.. Chamberlain throughout his
~"'eiA Mr. Cnxnbsslain ast villa Q war.u reco piiou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
nn

DEMANDING THE EVACUATION OF EGYPT.
TURKEY, SUPPORTED BY RUSSIA, WANTS THE ENG
LisH TO MOVE OUT.
PARIS, Sept. 14.-The Republique Francdise
states that the Sultan demands the evacuation Of Egypt
BY the English and that Russia supports the Turkshde
mand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
He BOUGHT FLOWERS FO4 HIS OWN CRAVE

ST. PAUL, Sept. IA tSpecial).-Lewis Apple.
Editor Of Ihe Videte, ct PAnora, Iowa. shot hiussf
through the head TO-DAY and died He bought howers
the State FAIR last week with whicA - decorate Ah
9HAva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15

proceeded to HE brothers grave and shot himself three
times in the head. He died almost Instantly.
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rHEGovERNoR AND SENATOR MILLER AT FAIRS

HUDSON, Sept. 14.-GOvernOr Hill arrived
here this morning and Welcomed by committee OF
tho Agricultural Association. He went to tho Worth
House. where he shook hands with many prominent
citzens In the afternoon he escorted by militia
company The fair ground, where he delivered al
dress 10000 persons. He spoke for nearly an hour
This evening tue Governor gave u public reception at
the MAY orr uffce with clIizens.
OswEGo. Sept. Ex-senator Warner Miller delivered
the annual address before tho Oswsgo County Agrcult
uraI Society to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
MEETING OF THE HOLLAND SOCIETY.

HOTEL KAATERsKILL, Sept ! l4.-Nearly 200
members OF the Holland Society arrived from New
York, aud from twenty thirty other points In the
state at about 80 O'Clock this evening They the
the West Shore, Ulster and Doa ana
stonoy Glove Railroads Exercises held In the Re-
formed Church this afternoon. Tue Rev. Dr. Van Syke
aud General G. H. Sharpe delivered addresses Dinner
was served AZ z: 80 oc.ock O-uigut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
DEATH OF A NOTED moon S'

IA dispach 10 Ihr Times rom Nhsnso
Tenn af notorious uioonsiner named Chenault was
l"I a pa ON SUNDAY morning by H. Mickey VINO esoapea
fle Quds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15

puu, u,uRIp nm II tNpTcIHII.-N
Task.r this afternoon pleaded guilty to nve bs OF nalo
rn cha rgng him with forgery In ind0rsing the ushes o
Sicpbe r. M and Thomas TaskeI, Jr to piossoy notes
amounting tO SlO.tOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA tspsc'aD.-several men were
held here this afternoon Of conspiracy to n-
lDiure tho business OF JoD Stetson Co., hat manu-
facturers. They were peoed OF having sent out
circular TO OF the nrm setson Co. nave
had trouble with the Hatters Protective Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
s.pery or THE GRACIE BARKER.
nn.nlNc GuurY or FORGERY.

ru,c 90 ecn ~ THO rumOred loss Of The steantr bAt
Barkr WAS found 10 false through dispatch receive ~
last evening stating that she had run ino fe'osAey "H''
She Was awaiting the suDsidence oi the storh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
RELIEF FOR sUFFEREt

pm .urpuI. sent IA (Speeia-By the will OF Abraham
Kabn IN trobaie 81 900 In bequeathed 10 t'
Jewish Hospital Association and $500 TO The Jewisl
Foster ii Home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15

EMBEZZLEMENT BY CITY CLERK: ~
cmc.oo sent IA TIa>s dispatch from quincy H.
saws thai Henry A. DIX city ciers vas arrested yes'oiuS
- ~ 20 III nj, .u,ezzling bet 81 900 and $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
.cc,nrxr TO JUDGE THAYER.

ST Louis sent i4-Upward OF $4,000 in money and pro.
sons has contributed W inc heic~no VI s' '''' "
Ie un.rer- hv the drouth In Texas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25
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continues ten months,
'y puoIl, received at any tine in the session,
ThOsO who dcalre TO place their dAughIen In an
,,,l,ulon aaordlng exceptional advantages In
,Ss way Of heAllhIul aud delightful location ex'
o",Ient board thorough discipline and instruction
=, ,Ss hand, Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
rn,n, Of female education, including the modern
languages aud music, should send ioF catalogue
Of this school. Address
Djrectress Of the Academy Of the Visitation,
MT. De CHANTAL,
,u2fpAw Near Wheeling, ". Va