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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
MR.. KLDyDERS BILLS FOR FLOWERS

The partial list of Charles +. Klunder's
debtors. which published In yesterdays TRIBUNE,
contained many of people who, through no fault
OF their own, failed settle their accounts. Willie Mr.
Klunder horist OF much artistic skill he mas little
business capacity. and his loose methods OF doing bus
mess are said IN ANY be the OF those
debts being unpail His books in badly tangled
iiton, and 1t took from July II until August to
straighten them out. the assignee, Archibald Mae
lay sad yesterday that the books were kept BADLY
that toll who he'd paid. Mr. kIuDder kept
debit account In his ledger aud, Ike Fern ana Ward
accust oncd 20 Keep accounts on slips OF paper.
with anything. This book accom-, " includes only this
years transactions. AMI III many OWING To the con-
fusion IN tho concern bills had been properly
al ami were therefore unpaid The list OF debtors
gwen at tho creditors meeting con aimed many
Of persons wno always pay all Just claims
promptly, and tho fact that these appeared N Mr..
knndsrs list should not be considered IN any way al
indication Of financial irresponsiDiity or indspostion
to u ay debts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
RSON III.
President Eliot commissioned DR. James II. Chadwick,
OF Boston, represent Harvard at the Heidelberg SENT

President Eliot commissioned DR. James II. Chadwick,
Of Boston, to represent Harvard at the Heidelberg SENT
miennial.
Mrs Kate Chase she does not intend TO make her
home IN Paris sho will 20 back to France In tue fall
but will soon return To this county Tor good.
II Ia announced that Colonel Robert Il. Ingsrso Will
nave lectures next season, not Of an antire
llgIous character
A copy Of Gilbert stuarts portrait o. Lght-llorse
Harry Lee executed ~ MIR. W l.. Sheppard. Of
Richmond and placed IN the state Library IN that ety.
A. Maurice Fred sndcr. tho artist who pain ed the
newsboy IN rIIE rhlBuNe countneroom. has gone to
Newport the whore no will conduct ladies'
.kechIng class in connection with tho summer Con:
scryatOry
Bishop stevens. OF Philadelphia, Will leave Geneva
for WEcsbarre this week. His health Is Almost com
pletely resiOroi.
The annual reunion OF the Billings family will
occur September 10 at !, smont Temple. Boston.
Ex-Governor B-gole. OF Michigan, IA quito sure that
state Ia lost TO the Republicans He will Ue remembered
"a having been elected anti-monopoly platform
ant then grabbing Tor free railroad passes IN whole
-pi~ and promlscuou. manner
Dispatches received yesterday from Carlsbad state
Mr. Dr-rcl Ia b-tt"r and that he VIII sail from
Havre TIL september - lie ~ not dangerously Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

smaly distributed copies OF the paper Whle
he wrote and printed the libel on American soil
Inc uttered and aided in circulating it in Mexico,
and technically exposed himself to criminal pros
ecution there. The Government would have
acted within its rights if it had demanded a
speedy and fair trial by the Mexican courts.
1t is true that the Mexican Government does
not formally present evidence of the circulation
of the libel by Cutting on Mexican soil and APP
pe,,ls to a statute by which jurisdiction over Of
fences committed on foreign soil is climed. In
thu, respect it wcak,ns it, case, but it does not
upset it by any means. As Secretary BayaId
he's a high regard for English pIcccdents we
may remind him that another American editor,
Mr.. Bennett, has recently been ASSESSED SIS, 900
damn es by an English court for publishing Il
libel on American sal. He denied the juIis.ilc-
ton of the court, precisely as Cutting has done
in Mexico, but one OF the ablest judges in Lon
don oyerI1iltd the plea and decided that the
court had jurisdiction Oh the ground OF the cir
culation of the paper in England. AT one point
fine parallel i, at fault Mr. Bennett was not a
resident of London, whereas Cutting lived III
Ncxi,o but this fact only weikcIis the III gu
ment 50 far rs the Latter Is concerned. 1t Is
clear tint if the Mexican statute is imperative,
the decision OF the English court against Mr..
Bennett must be equally unw;lriant.lble and
it is the Scciotslly's duty TO protest against it
and TO commission Nj. Phelps to write brief.
But in any event Cutting as Il Mexican resi-
dent can he legally punished in Mexico for cir
culating a libel there which he had formally
r..fiu.tpI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
IABDE AT WAR.

The Kni shtS of Labor iii y W York are AT W i
with the t.adcs ions. At the ~unc TN tn,
Knight, in Massachusetts are eAclud Il t ON som
establishments by employ CIR. Great com
plaint l. made, ~ il this exclusion were an ac
OF Injustice and cruelty Of which the Knight
Themselves, would not br guilty. Yet. III trying
to shut ont from ,snplolm mt lnonlstr who d,
of Labor, on independent workers who do moi
care 70 Join either organization, the Knights ar,
,ulty of Injustice and cruelty Where are tn,
Interests of worker. ervel by these ri uggl,s
The Knights OF Labor attempt Ia shut them out
if they do not JOIN and the uni"niSs II they do
The knights propose to DIVE them ont oil nj
,mploymcnt If they do not become memher~,
and ,mI lovers ave thus pu he'd 10 exclude then
il they alc IN cnbcrs. Surely the p aspect re-
shifting from such controversies Il, these Is not 4
pleasant one Tor the workc.
The L oubIc Is that to which The TRIBUNE
has % often called attcnti. n. The I'm glt an,
the trades unl,Ils are both AT WAL with sacict Y
and with free Ltbo; tar Il, they att, mpi Ia
DENY nccdom to any ,Ll~~ of woke =. W hen
ever thry bcgln 10 exclude hOIi-In IN Jcrs nom
,mploymcnt, whether III ,tl1le ". tn ,ach OH /
-, IN stlie with employer, they invite anI
,sn,tIm,s compel rclah.toy mc,lsu.'s. Tnc
only sale cOtli-c for o!gtniz ton, Of working
men IL to insist upon the cqu ! and alb dilute
trc,dou Of al wO kc and to sci the example
by refusing To demand the exclusion OF any
ON clnllJym NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
GENERAL BrTLERS PLAYS FOX co

GENERAL BTTLERS PLAYS FOR CONGFEs
LOWELL. Aug. 4 Special. Although ii has
been widely rumord for some weeks tina. General Il.
Butler would he u caDdd,te for Congress this IAN. The
General has made statements either 10 deny or con-
firm the report. To-day IL leaked out that abous
hvo weeks ago meeting was he'd OF the
Generals friends, which 10 VA, "c-
cided proter him the nomination from
III. With District his WAS done ny letter "
Washington. and the General replied that he could
not accept, having promised Congressman G. H. Ai'n
not to run AGAINST him. IA" declared hls Intention,
however of yoins 10 Congress from some otner DIS.
trct this fall Since that tune Buffers sdherents have
been WORKING In his brnaf Ia tho With Dsirct, aud
II Ia stalled that he viii undoubtedly receive the nom.
a. alton lh-ra Work L. also being by TIE GenrrtFs
frruds tho election oi j. ii. ONeil Ia Con-
gress from the IVth District, to succeed T. A. tos.
aud II successful tho movement will couslde. oil
direct and heavy blow Al the Adiuuis ration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
THE DEFICIT ~ THE LOWELL BLgICHERY.

BosTON, Ang 4 Special. A meeting of the
stockholders OF the Lowell Blsachery Corporation
held to-day receive the report OF the directors sp
pointed to make uvesiigation OF the failure OF Samde q.
Smelling letter first read TO day from Mr. Smell.
ing who held the position OF and manager OF
the corporation for twenty years IL II Mr. smelling
fers to his business arrangements with Mr. Digges Of
New York. Diggles sir. smelling about 100000.
and smelling owes the bleachery about S2oO.OOo Tho
report OF hr severely crcises Mr.. >nenc's
IL srems that time In lsS1 Mr. smelling
made arrangement with james ii. D.ggrs. oi New
York, whereby Mr.. Smelling to buy print clOhs,
them blcach-d aud nnshct at tho bleachery AMI
thence sent to Mr.. Dlgges Tor sale. He claims tnit his
contract with Mr. Disges w~s brought 10
the attention of the then directors OF tho
corporation. and that lie exp aimed them how
had their tacit permission 10 borrow money. The
rectOrs met Ia examine the annual statement A, Mr..
Susling h-cA emharr sse the annual temporary
repayment his indebt seems 10 have D"coc I'M
possible. and tho stme result accomplished 10y en-
terng On tho books a. PAD loans winch are stl out
Standing. and making mp the cash account on tie also
basis After his AFFAIRS bsca more confused MI Sn"'
ling had his dr ITS nlnutet on bpttel, wher" lhey
rAed WIKI cross t. Indicate hat they H~Fr rot
The book, and this bloer, Ike tue
check book, never showu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
SILVER MINES 70 RE CLOSED

BUTTEC TY, Mont. Aug. 4.-Ihe inter- !Oun
tain estimates that $4,000 person, Ia the Territory
ate dependent on tho mining Industry IN. recent de
prrcation OF ten cents In the
profits Of the mining inpsnirs, which Will nave 10
ciOso uncss u reaction occurs The lead aud copper
minos IN which silver 10 an important product also
seriously Affected. Tho Glen iso Works, employing
l,ooO men. VIII be cl""d on August To- Tue Aiice
MDu on. Lexington ami Wickss works, ana man, d her
enterprises. which Tot years have heavy dvrnds
and employed thousands OF men, cannot run II the pres
rnt depre> NJ on III the silver market continues,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
A PAN.ELECILIc AGENT PAID.


Inc appohtnru, 81 A'Naudrr Is. UI'shaw, OF 1ennes-
SEE the ia-E Electric ~rrs agent 10 br Assistant Com
nlnronrr OF indian Ai,iI~ increased salary. IL
r'auGsiou- We know 10 other ai ectSr thai prep.
cay ues, RIB, the matter. Such the rev ard
which Mr.. u, '-haw ewes at the han ~ OF dian
Commissioner Atsins SENATOR Harris, but the
i"nsc oi he UnIiri States If-dury, Tor his active
s~rvIcrs III Alabama III the The Pan Electric
concern IL was inns A.r AiAns who, hcn ask II
The wlt'ss rlSni II lie h.d used hi Official
nrctOh 10 fuI her thr Interest Pan Eirc,rc Com
rahy, piled WITH II II Of lerling: d" No! None
o face OF Co. Alml- h vs. earth, and no
Look me In ITO face ana | would cut my hand
of at ,hc wrist before ! wonid do sucn thing"
Public office Ii "a pubic trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
Aep21ork Dailp Gribn,ls.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. 1856.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The news IN London. - Lord Ran
6olph Churchllls triumphs. 60 NJ. Gladstone S
retirement forecasted g The outbreak OF
Socialists in Amsterdam. g Minister Phells
ipdiscretion. - Attempt to assassinate the
Grand Vizer of Turkey. - General BoulangeI
losing prestige. 60 The Mexican border troubles
- ParnellItes determined to accept no lrlSh
measure giving less than Mr.. Gladstone's.
CoNGREss.-Both branches in session. - Sur
plus resolution passed by both Houses. 60 Mr..
Hit spoke against the Cutting resolutions IN TIE
House. - Sundry Civil and Deficiency bill
signed by the President.
DoMEs1IC.-Tributes Of respect to the memory
of Samuel j. Tilden. - Nearing the end oi
the Anarchist trial in Chicago. - Meeting
of the Civil Service Reform League III New
por, - State Treasurer Richardson, OF South
Carolina nominated for Governor. &C Delegates
chosen IN Vermont to the Republican Anti-saloon
Conference in Chicago. Funeral Of those LOST
IN tie schooner Sarah Craig. - Gamblers ar
rested in Saratoga.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Death If Samuel ).
Tilden. - The hearing on the charges against
Squire begun. - Evidence as TO John Balrd :
sanity g. Mass-meeting of cigarmakers. --
Kansas City beaten by the New-lorkS - Goll
value of the legal tender silver dollar grams
at AID per ouuce-70sS cents. - Stocks dull
with small fluctuations. closing unsettled.
TEE WEATHER-lndlcations for to-day: Far
with stationary or slightly higher temperature.
Temperature Yesterday: Highest, 10; lowest.
CO.: average. 67oso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

The election OF a Repub Ican senator from Cali
foruIa to Nil the seat now Temporarily held by MI.
Hearst Democrat. ~ soro disappointment To
Democrats VINO have hoped to prevent sucn an
election until they had secured control oi IT. next
Legislature Yet it was perfectly luSt that tie I'M
expired tenn of Mr.. Miller. n hepubican. should
he served by a Senator of the same political tan h,
and IL would have been wrong #, by refusal OF
the Governor TO call session OF the Legislature,
the present Republican Legislature had been de-
prived of power to choose senate: Milers su, crs-
sor Whether the democrats are likely under the
circumstances to succeed III elccting majority oi
the next Legislature Is somewhat doubtful As TO
control of tie Senate DUNG the last half OF
President Clevcand's term. about which Democrats
are peculiarly ANXIOUS they still have to gam seats
in Nsw-YorK. New-Jerscy. Connecticut and lndi-
ana or to revoutIonlze the Legislature in Calior-
MA Their chance of gaining all these seats ls not
brilliant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
READY FOR THE RACE TO NEWPORT
A FLEET OF YACHTS GATHERED IN THE HAEBoR Oh
NEW-InNnON.

A FLEET OF YACHTS GATHERED IN THE HAKBOR OF
NEw-LONDON. n,
Nrw-LoNDoN Aug. (Speciap.-Three Of the UNI
exceed quariette Of Yankee soops IN this harbor
ready for tho forty-one mile race to Newport to
morrow. The day has been as fine as the most eS-
acting fair weather yachtsman could desire. and the
fleet that will stretch its white wings for Newport will
be gorgeous than the nautical fancy OF the most
imaginative yachtsman could paint The Puritan
arrived from Newport at o'clock this afternoon and
received noisy welcome from the fleet Tue Pris-
ella got in at 1913 n The flagship Electra Com
modcrc Elbdrige I. Gerry dropped anchor oil the
Pcquot House at p. M. amid lusty salute Of
whistles aud guns The guests of the commodore are
Fleet Captain William krcb- Secretary John II. Biri.
of the Ncw-lork Yacht Club Fleet Surgeon Morris
j. Asch G. G. Haven and George l.. Schuyler Tie
brand-uew schooner Sachem which resembles the May
flower and was designed bv Edward Burgess. got in
last night. Secretary John H. Bird has received this
letter from Lieutenant Hem:
M,RBIFHFAp. Aug. .. 1856.
DEAR SIR: am in receipt of your letter ofJuly 10.
in reply beg that will convey my thanks To the
members of the New Ork Yacht Club io their KIND
and courteous invitation. fear that 1t -" III he mpos
sihie for eutor the Galtca tor the for the
Goclct Cup but | hope she will Ue ready Ia JOIN the
annual cruise. We have had slow bat very line
passage Light air and weather throus hout. Excuse
W IIE>N.
The yachts already here Stcamers-Electra.
Qucuta Norma. Nercd. Fcdalma, Ladosa and Wanda;
schooners-Montauk. Crawling. Sachem, Princess,
Ma iccinc Gana. Clio Crusader Atalanta, Carlotta.
Meteor Wandcrer. Wave Crest Republic. Dauntlrss.
Flcctwng. Estclc. Norma Phantom. Ruth. Spcranla
Water WITCH Haze Intrepid Siren and iialcyon. and
the sloops Puritan Priscilla Atlantic Oracle, Cndcr-
ella Bessie Cvhora. iawl iiildcgard, lola, Wheel
way, Athlon, Wynne and Whitby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
Tmrsfments.
nrRK-3-UunOuR.

p,,ou OPER. Notwithstanding
SAsINO-s-Ermni
IDFN MUsEE-WaxwOrka
TRAsTINA WOODs-Wild Wost
MADISON SoUARB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Karl.
1lADIsON-AvE AND 59TH-ST-9 q. III. TO IL p m-Merri-
mac and Monitor Naval Battle
MANHATTAN BEACH-Pain's Burning OF Moscow.
NEW CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-s-CODce.L
POLO G ROUNDs-Basebaii
PAINT GEORGE-Farv Land Concerts
WALIACK's-s-Falka
sTI-AvF. AND 55TH-sT.-9 IN. TO IL r. m.-The Ne"
CyclOrama OF the Battles OF Vicksburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE ~ CLEVELAND

To II EdttOr 81 Ths frt6uns
SIR: At a quarter to three this D. m. was
astonshed to unar uewsDoys calling out to-dAys NV
YORK TRIBUNE; much Obliged for tho privilege ot
having thus early. ways take the paper 81 homo
(rookyn) And always .ry TO get IL when away. ia fact
would rather have any Ncw-York paper ton days OLD
than pay i've for these papers from twelve
To twenty pages composed chiefly OF "chestnuis
fancy hearses. T. IL q.
Cleveland, Aug l. 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
"F5LKA "AGAIN IN NEV.YOYK.

The beginning of this week saw the return
OF "Falka" to Wiilacks Theatre snort time ago,
after successful run OF week only. tho opera had To
be taken on IN order that Mr. McCauls company might
Ill PRIOR -agemena The return of the tuDeful opera
was greeted IN Monday nigh By full house. and tho
attendance has renamed excellent since. De Wolf
Hopper stlll continues TO extract plentiful applause
aud laughter w hia perform tnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
CLEVELAND DOUBT. BUT SIGNS

FTOht INC DuITfUIVTf fWfTIcIN.
Prrsidtnt tlrhr4atit inrsstgr Wu'u trhls llke u
gives the Olr"margnrln, hI hts ,turr lie has
doubts A. to Its coustutunay doubts ~ to the prn
II protection Involved doubts to tue need
increasing The frvr nu bl Ning THIS pfpInci-but for
Al th~s', he skins II. TIE LOOK sacrilic
what he concrNr- Ia he duy ana principle -" ne making
of pOllIcAl CApItal Tor The Cnnvrn lOn OF lNNS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
CAPTAIN ROWG4TES BOyD.

Some time ago the Government brought sui
against Lathem II. Rogers In the United states psr0
Court before Judge BLOWN S2OOO ~ surety y" AZ
Official bond March, 1873 and given ~ itrhr W.
gate properly and dsbutsng officer OF IN"
vice OF the Aiuy for the faithful discharge OF mis- I'm
rst lieutenant In the 2Jt Infantry anu hAo
~ years attAeh. tho Signa Service Corps S0se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
DEMOCRACY DIsowNS THE PRE,IDENr.


The Democratic OuI, 10 snow mat tho
Pies drnt It's true representative. ii that lis long
exclusion from .onribl power hld lott II with
practical L. .iatvr 'tIIt. Ihs opportunity has been
Ihr sc--lOn closes thout Ito demOn-rd ion
tOdial Democratic !, I'll The Democratic
Pc I,nt, anu without beneficial legislation for tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
CARrER HARRIsn>, RE. pnNslRIIrY

From The Aeio- Hdren Idtiddfun.
Mayor Ctiirt ii.t Ca Access
sorry 10 tho III yn"rk AMI taxes his place
alongside The Governor of Limos as vacillatnH umr
server whu utterly laird do duty. HIS proper
place 10 ~ tho criminals box Alongside tho men VINO
we're encouraged III their murerous wOrK by his
than Inactivity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

The House Of Representatives on Saturday gave
another exhibition of "hOw not to do IT." The
senate about two months ago passed a bill 10 re-
strict the ownership oi land in the Territories 10
American citizens. That bill has since been pend
lng Ia tho House. Instead of acting on 1t the
House on Saturday passed IL bill Of its own which
has been pending there for six months. OF course
II u too late for the Senate To consider tins blll
The result Will bc the defeat of all legislation on
the subject. That seems To be- the Chief ann OF the
Democratic majority IN legislation this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
10 REPIT THE GATiTEA.

MARBLEHEAD, Aug. 4.-The GaIateas bow
spirit was unshippcd this morning and the work com
pleod preparatory " Tenttng. A. y N. tue Bosi0u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
Jn0ex 10 advertisements.
Bnslness Notlees.

LIQUID Bread gives the most for the mon money er
ahappy combination remarkably yanr grocer or
druggist for it.
TRIBUNE TERMS TO M MA 1lni 81 Stat.S ~.
<o''"9' |''' w Year. Months. 3Months.
Daily with Sunday. -.-SrS oV ~ fN u *
Daily without sunday ~ ''0
Remit by order or Express Order or Registered
XIV Postal Note remitter will please write on the Note
sTor TUE NKw. YORK TRBiN 81, A.,
Main once of THE TRIBUNE 154 Nassans New York Ac-
s,sss ali spondence simply THE TRIBUNE NewIoik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

work of putting her in racing trim will begin
morning and be pushed - rapidly - possible. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
A GOOD SUBJECT FOR EXPERIMENT..

from me UdShinU0n IDsf
Womb u no; br gDi plan 1" ny spies the little
pu-sIc Acld syringe when hs ini-nrd for 81 the
society that 10 those who have saved money enough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

II paws to become "titizen" reformer under
Mayor Grace. "CrIzcn" Miller. according to the
records Of the Financial department. Is drawing
about - 900 a year from the contingent fund OF
the Law Department. The latest employ
fonnd for HIM il that of counsel for the Com
missioner Of Accounts. an entirely new Office
"Citlzcn T. NJ. Scott Is getting $500 amonth. and
in two months was paid $500 06 for Expenses at
Albany. "CtHcn" Lawrence Godkin also figures
IN the contingent fund for considerable sums. while
"Citilcn' Ivlns na- 5000 office. IL used to be
SAID that every member Of the Committee of Sew
cnty was - candidate for Office but tho Mayors
"CrIz"n" party beats the record, as every member
Of II has obtained "A slice from the city treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

Garland has taken vacation 30 has Maurice Is.
Flvnn-at the hands OF the County Democracy.
Mr. Cleveland might easily have "A like influence
IN the Garland case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

Squire and Flynn must feel that they are III
pretty deep water. for the Grand jury Will I'M
mcdiately proceed to investigate their c'e'.
1t is asserted in the District Attorneys Office
that stronger evidence exists than the public
knows of in regard to the writing Of the corrupt
letter by the Commissioner of Public Works.
The public knows enough already to be sure
that both men are guilty "on al the counts 10,
charged in the Indictment"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

TWENTY MINUTES VS. CYCLE.
From The BngGio ErpTcsS
At tins JuDctuir. Dct,rr OF Blaine than
"A cyc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

Secretary Whitney advises procrastination in
filing tho County Democracy leadership. How
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

The American Minister is reported to have
said in London that Ie>olute coercion is the
only solution of the Irish problem. If the re-
pot be true, Mr.. Phelps has been guilty OF an
indiScleton which he will rue. He has night
10 think what ne plc.,~.s but there are certain
subjects on which he should keep quiet. An
opinion in favor OF coercion may clide AZ him t.
the English but the Amei lean pcnple, who
heartily approve Home Rule, will nDt be draw
" him thereby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

THE TRIBCNE's special foreign dispatches
fh, morning say that the Labor troubles in Ho-
l.nd nc much more serious than Is generally
known and that Dutch capitalists are seeking
investments abb Dad. Probably the distui banccs
are reflections OF those which have already al
flicted Belgium They ale igat by the
Anarchists and Socialists who flock t. tine low
counties from all over Europe, attracted by
comparatively liberal laws, just as they arc at
taoted here by laws tuly liberal. Then they
ttir the wo king people to revolt. although the
l.boring classes really have little to complain
OF, either in Belgium or Holland. The wage
Gamers suffer bitterly in the end. The man
ufacturers cannot finish work by the llme they
promise it foreign buyers 20 elsewhere 10 pun
chase and thus many factories have 10 cl0-e
their doors entirely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

Some one writes to HE To'ton Transcript to
INQUIRE If it was Talcyrand who wrote that
language was gwen us to conceal orr thoughts.
Pending The Irdmcripts decision on this point 1t
may be stated that Commissioner Squire. OF this
city IL understood to be- the author OF the remark
Lcttcr-writing was given Us to reveal our foolish
ness.