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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
CONCERNING EARTHQUAKES.
LIMITED KNOWLEDGE OF THEIR ORIGIN
.up,Nx.oE OF THE EARTH PRoSAbLh oAo'A
EXTRACT FROM A LETTER OF PRoF1sso"
GEORGE DARWIN.
raY CABLE no TIE rRIBUNr.j

rnv CABLE no TIE rRIBuNE1
nDrvrtont, 1885, North AmsrSca" caoss ""ss c@ -.
Yo,noN Sept 2S-The formidable propheoes %
49,. u.aoubtabie Virgins having been cabled through
- 49,. % London and appearing to threaten serious
,,',n,hances by demoralizing the people IN 'ne
.S.., Southern States II may be Of interest 70 pup
a.. .hs following extract from private letter written
- co.rrs Darwin tho eminent professor OF astronomy
Cambridge University, to friend In Loudon on Tue
.ub,ect Of the recent earthquakes;
so,r knowledge Of the causes OF earthquakes Is !"
a.. hi,best degree speculative think 1t II genera'iy
..osnted that the ccntre Of disturbance 10 always
ttv near to the eArths surface. Ii this be So then
= certain sense the American earthquakes we've not
.Onnected with ,he Greek earthquakes On the other
hana the amount of disturbance there has been all
ovsr the earth during these last few months seems 70
ind some general tending to produce earth
ouskes. What that general cause may be Is matter
of rure conjecture. We may speculate that these
.arhouakes are connected with the soilshrnkage OF
,he earth By cooling and If the settlement occurs in
one spot it will tend to produce state OF stress in the
mrerhcal layers elsewhere. III this stress becomes
great enough there will be another fracture SHOCK
.ud so on. The immunity enjoyed by Bermuda Is not
At all tional Even in few acres of land different
r.r,s NAV be differently affected. This has been
.,Jk,r0lv shown by Professor Milne In seismic sur
rev with delicate instruments at TOXIC in Japan.
dom think there are any grounds for supposing that
an area Of earthquakes is beginning In the Sodthcrh
States. or the reverse. We simply do not know IL
would tie safer though to speculate In favor OF mnuu
itv for the future the simple ground that it is more
likely that what has held good heretofore VIII nod
good hereafter and that "a new line OF cracking IS not
AZ likely as an isolated settlement We know oy 'ne
example Of the great earthquake at Lisbon that
frghtin destructive shock may occnr and that there
NAV be comparative safety for oentary afterward
II number of sesmometers had been established IN
South Carolina before the earthquake it is probable
fair might have been made to the exact
ate of the disturbance AS is, all that can be made
out will certainly made out the matter Is IN the
hands of the United States Geological Survey
These observations of Professor Darwin show now
utterly haprazard aud headlons such ranocnauons
OF evil as those of Wiggns are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

pu,IADrLpHIA. Sept % (SpeciaD.
,oa, on.rations have recently been opened on the
Cripple Creek extension OF tho Norfolk and westcrn
Railroad In Southwestern Virginia Each OF these VIII
bu,d 100 coke ovens and will ship coke as far south az
Alabama The Norfolk and Western Railroad Compsnyn
producing 1000 tons OF coal per month from IT'S -
hontas mines. the larger pSr'iSn OF ~nlch ba brpSass
OF the mines for the entire year has been solo,
CHICAGO Sept. 23-The various express companies
having offices in this city are engaged In cutrao wax
Of considerable magnitude IL began three weeAs ago.
The ratio between New-York and Chicago 10 no" % Oh
100 nounds which was OF 81 80 from the Old rate
OF 81 So Just when first cut was made and VINO 10
responsible for It Is not al easy matter W so'o' "'
are tive companies doing business oc'"oou u''o sn~
N.vYork-the Adams, United states American bA'E
more ana Ohio and Er'e Tho latter COMPANY oAuo u'o
Inc aid Last June much to tho dissatisaction oil the
- .annar,.s The merchants are shipping a large
monoS Of goods from NewYork Ther rate from ChcAxo
=" Se.York mas not been changed oy any company
shcep. .ntca ea to me Times from Milwaukee Wis., says
a.. ,"P contract for ~ l0v00J0 bridge over tue
MsonT, River al Kansas City for the new 81 rsui nS
s sen is Tue bridge wnsn nnisnsd VIII be LOO
ts, long with approsehss 200 feet long VIZ DO OK
ss' 'csptsver pattern eighty feet above iow water
Ir,.srA. Ca, Sept 23.-Ths Constitution announces
on authorty this morning that neither Joho II. inmAn.
of New.York tho Richmond aud Danyllio Railroad
has any further connection with tpe Co''nxtou ALA
Macon Railroad.
Boston. Sept. 23.-Ths morning l93 Was oid TOT
Roston and Albany stock but In the afternoon 2o Was
Ind with 2O4a asked The directors Of the Boston and
Albany Railroad this morning voted that tho treasurer
be authorized to distribute ~ private stockholders OK
the corporation as tho close Of ousness to-day one
share OF stock every thirty shares hold by them re
ana to sssignabe ccrncaes Tor rao.
don into stooks at tho rate VI one
share Tor every thirty rights. presented ~ sne 'sAs
urors oiioe or before December l. 1885,
PHILADELPHIA. sept 20 tSpeesaD. - The Hanover
Juucuon Hanover and Gettysburg and the Baehias
vaps, Railroad companies are TO DO consolidated under
the name Of the Baltimore and Harrisburg Railroad
Company After this has been done the whole system
IA ~ be leased TO tho Western Maryland ksroaa tns
iatfsr company purchasing q controlling amount ol
siock In the syston. This oontrot WIN kse Wv
Western MArylAni independent access ~ tness roSu'
Frauklin Adams and Cumberland counHes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

TWO CHINAMEN KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
SAN rsAxcIsc 2soos hundred pounds Of gun cot
ton 'nsd at sJ S sni %
KILLED BY THE FALL OF AN ELEVATOR
S Ss srs 1ps I se as the
elevator containing Samuel Mayer & samuel m M ana
Herman was killed. Mayer will probably die and Nochm an
was baiy hurt -. 49, ,,,>,,,,
FATAL sCALDING OF an ENGdNEEk t SiI tso,oo =,
the TOP Min collapsed yesterday fatally scading John Emery
engineer slightly woundlnB se'erai one enPoyes anu
badly damaging the factory
Alleged POISONING BY CHINESE DOCTOR.
boston sept 2S-Moy Sing. Chinaman who having ac
enms.a ed Ss .y Ro"s No. 81
eonssoSenee alleged poison administered medicine
by Fon Hong. Chinese doctor
NUMBERING A MAN WHO REFUSED THEM LIQUOR
sD % aS SSne thai Ls uor
whom he refused sell liquor because their wives had re
quested him not TO DO So Games Is blind.
PERsONATED REVENUE OFFICER
wLAMsroRT Penn sept 2SoeroeT 4fn| reve
nue. officer and dne q $500 ana oe I'M
prisoned six months In the Luaerne County jail.
TO BE IMPRISONED FOR LIFE,
wILMsoTos Del Sept 23-Lewi, l. Davis ths afternoon
entered plea guilty Of murder in the SECOND ussoe anu
sne Of 5000 Ills crime Was killing Of Andrew Pet
terson :N who 10 naa SSsiy nS@e
ASHORE AT MOBILE BAY ENTRANCE.
MoBILg Ala. Sept 23 Early THIS morning ."e o st
% lane Essn on he entrance 70 Mobile Bay
captain snd two ~sp Se .oSs eSos is ais.nx
OH.KeE AGAINST A PosTMAsTER
FRsEnolD H. j. sept % tspseiap-Theoiore Jolpe & who
ss ssfeh nssn.S HSssiors Judge wa charge
OF criminal assault made Oy Mrs EkaDetL huIo.Pn 0u.
allow who last summer Ia Jones houss
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A SEw-YoRKER-
r,y q sss ssps cy ~ .ssSpssd o sc@%,
Bridge Hs and taken to the Cnversv Ao'pi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
WAR ON THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

The Morocco Manufacturers' National Asso-
citation held special meeting at noon yesterday at
Frepch's Hotel The immediate cause for the meeting
was the long strike at Wilmington Del. by which 1000
men ba Va been affected for SIX months The meeting
vas secret one aud the members refused to talk about
II but n ia that preparations are being made
for " ar on Knights or Labor The association Is
old but taken to make IT nmch
more powerful thaa ever before The action OF the VIII
IN indorsed unaniin ousy, 1t 10
understood Tho next regular meeting OF the Associa-
ton takes place at Wilmington In January. General j..
Parke Postss OF Wilmington, 10 president and Frank
McDcrmoit, Of McDormott Mason, New-York, Is Sec
retary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Sept 23.
RUINS OF PoMPElI.-A new street OF tombs has been
discovered AT PoInpe near tho eastern gate.
THE BRITISH CABINEr.-A committee OF the Cabinet
eoussling of Lord Salisbury Lord Randolph Churchill
SIR Michael Hicks Beach. Mr. Matthews and Mr.. Smith
discussed tho Irish question for hours to-day Un
less souo necessity arises the Cabinet will
hot meet again for several weeks Sir Michael Hicks
Beach will start for ireland early next week
E,oLANp AND EorrT -Hubar Pacha. who was speci-
ally summoned 10 London, had conference to-day with
Lord Salisbury q settlement OF Egyptian ques
tous which bocoming more pressing on account OF
the OF the criss Eastern Europe. The bases
settlement will probably be the continuation or
British prOoct0rsto over Egypt by the nor
maj British Army OF Occupation or even draft upon
British troops Egypt order to be Professionally main
aimed by specially raised Egyptian troops with British
officers, tho Britain position and obligations toward
tycaty Of alliance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24

PARIS. Sept 23.-The Republique Froneaise insists
that the French should remain In the New-Hsbrides
Isianda I. says: The presence Of German gun
boats n sne New ebrides sheling native Villages rom
der. impossible for US to evscuate without dshOnor
to the French fag"
MADRID Sept 23.-General Villscampa. the leader of
last sunday insurrection. has bcen arrested He was
FOUND concealed In q mill near Moblzas. fugitive
rebel lieurenant was identified and arrested he
IN tho act OF purchasing ticket at Campozuelos
Seventy hee OF the nsurgcnts who have been hunted
down In different Of the KINGDOM by the loyal
troops arrived - prisoners In Madrid this morning
BERLIN. Sept 23.-The Socialist members OF the
Reichstag have decided In view Of the recent decree
rendering public meetings almost impossible, to crcu-
late Sociastic propaganda in workshops moro vigor
ousy than cver also at the next elections 10 use their
utmost efforts to gain at least fifty seats 10 the Reich
stag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
WIND AND HAIL IN THE NORTHWEST

CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-Another severe storm
visited the southern portion of Michigan last night
Telegraph wires were blown down.
MADISON. Wis., Sept. 23.-rhe severest haistorm ever
experienced In this city occurred this morning. The
storm accom- panied by heavy thunder and light
Mug. A great amount OF glass was broken No otner
serious damage WAS done except to trees and late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
TO KILL ALL THE INFECTED CATTLE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-GOvernOr Oglesby and
Attorney General Hunt came to Chicago to-day to con-
fer with the Live Stock Commission iu regard to the
measures to be used to wipe out the cattle plague said
10 be prevailing here. After short conference at the
Pacific Hotel at the request Of Governor Ogesby. the
commission decided to spend tho day 10 experiments.
The prospect s that the commission will order all the
cattle IN aud the stables burned
TO the ground. There little doubt but that the Gov
erpOr will advise this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
c,rrrrNG EXPRESS RATES TO CHICAGO

When the United States Express Company
,sf, the Lake Erie and Western Railroad sys-
.m several months ago. tho latter organized tts own
express service The result OF the compett'on between
ths two companies for business between New.iork and
r,caoo vas cutting of ratca which gradually involved
IN. othsr expresses tho American tho Adams snd the
baltimore and Ohio Tho responsibility for the war ID
d,pnted the Erie Express dscsimns having
tho cut rates. and the older companies alleging that 10
wa, forced to make concessions to secure rom
,hs establshed ines The points affected Dy tho con-
tsst are prncipsIIy Buffalo Cleveland. Roche:ts Cin-
and Chicago tho cutting is connned 10 west-
nmna bmsneas except tho Erie has also lowered
the Chicago easbound rate Tho cutting has gone from
had 70 wOrso until according to Chicago dspaches the
pss batvesn and that city down 70 Sl pee
100 nounds cut OF 81 so from the old tariff There 70
ssd 10 be present prospect OF termination of tue com
petition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
RAT POISON IN THEIR TEA.

BosroN, Sept. 23.-The examination OF
Mary Davis age fourteen. coored GIRL charged with
poisoning Samuel Blanchard and wife. calvin Litse-
s.a and Jndge W. IL III. Enmons ana wife. at Whining.
ton three weeks ago. held to-day at Winchester
,ultng in her bsIng held In $4,000 for trial at tho
Octobsr term OF tho Supreme Court. The girl was
IN tba ards house, whore the otner VIC
i'm. we're bOarders and 10 alleged TO have put Rough
on Rss into the tea revenge for being reprmanded
~ Mr.p hard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
p pPTTRENEyT OF WELL-KNOWN RABBI

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23.-A dispatch was sent
ont on september stating that Dr. Sonnensohein had
be., reeleoted rabbi OF shaare Eureh. OF
this city, for one year salary of $4,000 It now ap'
pesrs that there coupled with the reelection OF the
doctor the distinct understanding that he was to decline
tHe .eieotion but that he would retain the salary
This has been carried out and at meeting
Of the board OF Trustees last night the whole matter was
sa,ted To the satisfaction OF both Sides Dr. Sonnen-
schens connection with the congregation will cease on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
~ pyTIRE FAMILY MURDERED.

CUBA. Mo-, Sept. 90 (SpeciaD. The bloodiest
da mat sver occurra Crawford County took place
la,t night on the old Davis farm elk miles east OF mere
The mace was owned by Mscom Logan ana his tahi'i
consisted of wife, three children ana an Adop'sa k"'
age seven. The hrs' suspicion 'na' efiwo
o,,,.s ua. aroused this morning when o neglboT
a,.covered trail OF blood Leading TO the house ho
,ollowod IL and IN reaching tue house found tue 'front.'
door open. Hs entered and the nr'' ooJeo' no aus
eovsred was the body Of she adopted sr lying dead IL
the hall she nad been killed with haicne. rae na.
er ,aond the charred bodies OF Mira Logan Ano net
three children. The Uoij u he isther was ~ wv: .mn
nv. - ~, nood vas a.sn followed aud nile Ana
ha,p from the house the .".y Of Mr.. Logan w" oSha
sarr,h,y maugled lie a. also been xiiod WIN
ao,l,us ID h,s body n.G DeeI dragged sone disi.hoe
10 IN r.roa rack and paced on the rAs nc sno no
o,v d,snosed Of some property and roc:iveu si,ooo'
d .yohhsrv n sup posed the motive tos the eso'
There n no oleu " the muSootsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
DAsTARDLY WORK OF STRIKERS.

PEABODY. Mass, Sept. 23.-About 1:3O
O'clock this morning threestory building on Main-s'
used "A boarding house for non-union workmen. was
found to be on ire The mouse was full OF sleeping
bo.rders The fire. which undoubtedly the work OF
strikers was discovered In season, by the wxIcnman 70
I've he hnIldiug or doubtless mauy lives would have
been lost Two suspected rioters were arrested ana
hel1 m 200 each for trial tins morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
orr1neRs oHosEN BY TIE KxI0Hrs rEMpLAR.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 23.-The Grand Encamp-
m,ut Knights Telnpar this morning elected Sir Knight
IN .ri,s Roome of New-York Most Eminent Grand
Masteri Sir Knight John r. g Gobn, OF Lebanon.
Penn. Right Eminent Grand Mastor Robert Enoon
withers Most Eminent Grand Master. wa: present az
TO surrender the insignia OF office. without making
retiring speech Tho parade OF the Knights TOO. ns place
half In length although many OF the visiting members
~ the order had started for their homes last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
STRIPPING TIE MORO CASTLE.

PORT HAwKEsBUKY, N. s., Sept 23.-The
schooner Moro Castle stripped to-day by order OF
Collector Of Customs and her sails were stored,
her did deposit the OF 81 900 required by
the department Tho Grew will be forwarded by the
United States the steamer Carroll to-
morrow for Boston The men feel badly in having lost
their chance OF making fall trip besides losing the
forty bAtrels Of mackeel they have board tue
oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION


QUEBEC, Sept. 23.-lt is understood That the
from England to Inspect and report
upon tho resources OF the Island OF Autcost for the
English shareholders of Stoekwelrs Co pany and who
have just returned town. fully satisfied with the
result of their vis and state that the acs out the
representations made In Stock wells prospectus II is
reported that Lord Randolph Churchill 10 expected TO
accept the presidency OF the company.
OTTAWA Sept 3-Sproulo's counsel to day requested
the Minister OF Justice TO grant the prisoner Iurther
Respite to enable appeal to the Prvy Council TO
perfected Tho Minister informed him that the Govern
had determined that the law must be carried out
and sprouo executed october 2 whether he appeal
Sr
OTTAWA. Sept 23.-The Rev. DIR. Kane and @. H..
Smith, OF Armagh. the Orange delegates to America.
have announced their intention OF addressing Chicago
audience before their return.
MONTREAL, Sept 23.-Jues Gauvreau, belonging to
OF tue best families IN lower st. Lawrence has con-
iessed to d shortage OF $4,000 Ia his He was
employed by A. GoldsieiD sons. tObaccOniss, OF this
hty. lie will be sentenced next week
FRAGMENTS Or FOREIGN NEWS.
PARIS. sept 23.-A committee Of Partisan doctors has
challenged Succ TO fast forty days IN French hospital
iof stake OF 1000 france condition that he reveals
le secret OF hs eIr for which patent guaranteed
aud that tue experiment be repeated by Two other per
Soma
Berlin. Sept 23.-7hs steerage rate war between
Asotc steamship companies about to DO brought to
Ssos- the lincs participating IN IL having arranged
ssss OF sgreenenI
Wy " MEXICO. sept 49,. VIA GAivssten.-Consrsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
UPSET AND INJURED BY CANE RUSH.

GENEVA, Sept. % lSpec,ah. h.-During cane
rush &C Hobart College this afternoon President and
Mrs Potter, sat In their carriage the scene,
We're thrown the around the horses becoming fright
ened and Dr. Potters right shoulder was dislocated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
wIoeINss STATEMENT REPUpIATED.

MONTREAL, Sept %. Walter Ii. Smith,
prosident Of Tho Asron omcal Association here epud
ates Wggnss statement that earthquake shocks worse
than any yet o1poronced will occur ON September 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
COMPOSER SOLOMON IN TROUBLE.

ARRESTED n LONDON AND PLAChD UNDEN D0NDS
TO AWAIT TRIAL FOR BIGAMY.
LONDON, Sept 23.-Edward Solomon, the
American composer aud husband OF Lillian RUSSELL was
arrested 10 this oity to-day charge Of bigamy pre-
ferred py his first wife, Lily Grey who AYERS that ne
was never legally separated from her. Mr. Solomon
was remandea for trial, bal being subsequently ac-
cepted IN two suretes of $3.50 each He is charged
with marrying Helen Leonard, OF New-Jersey' "ne Ills
wife, Jane Solomon. formerly lsaacs, was still living
Tn, plantlGs mother testified that her daughter mar
rled Solomon III 1873 aud deserted By him In 1879
The arrest OF Solomon charge OF bigamy 10 not
surprsng to American people who at all cognzant
o b,s career When 1t was announced that he had mar
rled Helen Leonard known the stage as Lillian hus
ael IL was generally that he had wife and eh.
dr.n in Eneland and 1t was time that he had
tndnoeL her TO submit . alton for money con-
siderat. n. Miss Russell Is In San FRANCISCO Win
James c. Dufrs Opera Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24

w.suixoroS sept 22-Alfredo De Ronoerey. age tweoN
nvs the son Of fofner states Consul PORTO he
suicide today by sLoong himself shsvmxs ~
head He recently his position IN ue fosl omos ~
psrtuept and t0ok his lte while despondenS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
THE OPPOSITION TO THE WABASH PLAN.

The Lawrence Committee of first mortgage
bondholders Of the Wabash, ST Louis and Pacific Rail
way Company Is opposing the plan OF reorganization
proposed by the Purchasing COMMITTEES. The Wabash
officers style the Lawrence Committee "self-consti-
tuted one and profess confidence In tho ultimate suo
cess OF their plan. A member OF the Lawrence Com
mittee. however said yesterday that nearly all the
bonds which the Purchasing Committee had were thlrd
and fourth mortgagea "Of the latter bonds issued,
he sald three quarters hold by Wabash officials,
while the rss seconds In the hands OF the szme
nsonle no rights In 1877 and secured
Victory, We shall not allow our bonds on division
mortgaged only for $4,000 mile to be put on an equA
footine with bond on road encumbered 20 the extens
of S26 600 The same VINO fought and beat tho
and are n OF nc W TO reorganization tactics"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
WILL READINGS OFFICES COME HERE !

WILL READINGS OFFICES COME HEREi
There has been some talk in railroad circles
since the agreement made by which Austin Coroin
become president OF the Philadelphia ana Reading
Railroad as to what changes might follow nisnot yes
known here how far Mr.. Corbn will have to go to I'LL
the requirements OF the company's charter that its
president must be a resident OF Pehnsy'AnA eoho oi
bs friends say that he will coutent with nps
residence announcement OF his Intention TO DO
coma ctzen should those be the only legal re-
ouirements but will buy house IN Phiaeipha
But suggested that eventually the main ohces OF tns
Reading might be transferred TO this CITY, A te
large aud important railroad and banking interests
with which Mr. Corbin is connected unquesuonapy VIII
take great OF his time and require his frequsns
long attendance business matters In New-fo
The 10 looked upon as not at all unlikely, uness
there should be some charter obstacle In the way.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 23 fspeciat The application
for the appointment for President Corbn as the third
receiver for the Reading Railroad Company will be
made Monday next at Trenton before Judge MO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
DARK DAYS IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Sept 23.-Bishop WOOdlock. OF the
diocese OF Ardagh and ClonmaoDois, has Issued all al
dre.s In which he declaresi "God alone can scatter
,hese clouds that overhang Ireland and aue this tenn
pest Meanwhile exbOrt oppr essed people to be
stu patient. while using every lawful means TO
protect themselves and their and we warn their
oppressors OF the account they must render 20 GOD
The B,bop then conures ali observe the golden law
Of charity but warns the people against the revolu
tionsry principles OF secret societies H. ne ados
the day OF national freedom seems to approach, the
peonls alma NAV cause advent he deferred. Every
crns will he only used argument by Ireland .
mics for refusing accord her her rights but Will
also render the people unworthy OF Gods help
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24


ZANZIBAR. Sept. 23.-The latest advices
from OF Africa that Dr. Junker the ex
porer was at Ms aala south OF Victoria Nyanza. and
was about start for Zanzibar Emn Boy was still at
wadoIy aud 10 urgent need OF ammunition and sup
plies The King OF Uganda had fouliy murdered all the
English aud French converts and the missionaries were
,n great peril and implored assistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24

AMERICANS ORDERED TO LEAVE GERMANY.
BERLIN, Sept. 23.-TwO Americans, of Ger
man BIRTH one Schmidt and one Stuhr, who have been
spendjug several weeks on visit to their old homes In
Kie Holstein have been ordered by the German Gov
eminent TO leave the empire by October 8.