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New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
THE KENTUCKY FEUDAL SYSTEM.

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 9,.-A letter from Captain
Gather, in command Of the state troops 10 protect
Judge Liy's c0drt at Hazard, Perry County. says
that French and Eversolc the leaders OF the factions
in the French-Evcrsoe fcud. with their followers, 10
the number OF twcnty-Six, ia jail al Hazard only
four who were engaged In the quarrel are now at
large The leaders. French and Evcrsoe. have agreed
10 compromise their differences The letter closes
a, follows: sunday French sent word "a Mars.
Con.mOnwcalth's Attorney, that he and Eversole had
settled the matter that they had nolllcd the cases
against themselves. and were going To hand over
the scoundrcs who Ind been bushwhacking. TINS Is
not an impossible conclusion of the matter. The
men who have hired these murderers may so acquitted
and their tools hang. The war has been conducted
somewhat Oh the f'udal system. The adherents OF
each party were med by the leader and protected
in their Iawlcss dealings during peace. When there
was any lighting to do, they had TO fight for the
rlory there was Ia IL aud what they needed 70 eat
and wear Judge Lilly this morning made an orTier
,tcrrug all the cases To Clark County. Inc out
laws ar, In despair, as Judge Morton. In whose us
trct Clark County is laS the honor Of hanging more
criminals than any other Judge IN Kentucky Inc
prisoners will be taken to Winchester by The sol
ders There many Of them that some trouble
is fsayed IN getting them across IN, Mountains out
there is no doubt of their bcnS conductcd oaIcH'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
THE SHOCK GAVE HIM NO PAIN
,x rrrcTR1C CURRENT MAKES Mr.. MARKS UN
CONSCIOUS, BIT CAUSES HIN 40
SIFEEIRING.

There Is al least man in the Guy VINO y 'o'
inccd that The death OF the murderer keinihlcr pS
Io.,ricuv was pa,ulcss He Is william l.. Marks
q slender fIr-haIrc1 Yang man, who deals III
,rtiGcia limbs at No. 70l Broadway. ie" u'N ,
Lcforc Kcmmlcr was executed Marks was khochcu
son.clcss by an electric Hight wire IN his oicc on c
second floor OF the building. The thunb-scrc" OF II
switch controlling the electric lights III the o''c "i'
becoulc loose and had fallen the floor near ma
desk lie picked up the screw and tried TO put I"
hack In its place. at the same time caciessp
taking hold Of q steam pipe. Instantly he recclVeu Il
shock that fellcd him TO the floor inscHsole E ~
ward Scarborough clerk III the ONCE q"''H''
dragged him away from the wire. ,,, ,
WorLS recovered his sense in minute, and dld no.,
siihfly he In nervous condltloh io
sornc time. lie thought lac had marrow escape
from death. lie said Yesterday: Ny experience u
roof that death by electricity is painless lost con
scIousncss for minute. and had no recollection oi
paln when | recovered
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
A PIE, FOR TIE AMERICAN HOG.

Paris Aug. o7.-"La France urges the Government
TO withdraw the prohibition against American PORK
and thus avoid an economic war, Of which France
would have to pay the cost
The above opinion coming from an influential news
manor like " La France" is ore evidence Of the
imnr.ss,on caused in France by the revival OF dpo-
matt. negotiations about the prohibition of American
salini meats VI. Lalon, the director oil La France
leaned for awhile on the side Of Boulangcr, but he
soon rallied to the support Of the Republican Govern
mcnt That newspaper Is what they cal IN TaI'S Il
"uving, sheet. Never asleep on any question on
home and foreign politics, and capable oi interesting
nc pubc at large. La France owes this lvclnesS
d n s ahe discussion Of all topics the large crcu
iaton II enjoys In the French Capital and IN the De
nattnents Any American passing through the Kue
tnmertre at thc hours OF the issuing OF La France,
and seeing the crowds Of carriers and oi mail wagons
in wait for the sheets 20 be delivered to them or
TRANSPORTED the postofce, wou'~ fancy that he was
I'm Printing House Square, In NcwlOT
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
,osr nv uo,-yT WASHINGTON.

Mt. Washington. ~ H.. Aug. 2S.-owng to the
dense cloud which envelopes Mt. Washington and the
Presidential range. search for Ewald Weiss the lost
Ncw-lIavcn musician, was not resumed to-day Hub
hard Hunt the veteran guide from Randolph. was
here Yesterday lie thinks the only chance of WcisSs
being alive rests in the possibility that he went down
the west slope of Jefferson. and in that case he has
gone into one OF the logging camps toward lsr1els
River and is still there. recovering. II he kept to
thc east side he may havo gone down into the great
gulf In that case he must have persisted from
Exhaustion Every one at the summit has given up
all hope Of his being found alive. search Will be
,,,ncsyfrl when II clears.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
TO BUILD A COLOMBIAN ROAD.

Bucnaventura Aug. 2s. Via 6avcston-A contract BE-
tween the Colombian Government and j. H. cherry' oi
Milwaukee for the completion Of the Cauca Railroad from
Duenayentura Call and Manrares was signed in Bogoa
on Angus. 90 The contract includes the privilege OF
bIdnr extensions TO the Gulf Of Darlen the north
and 10 the frontier Ecuador the south ana from
the Cauca River the Magdaena River and the navi'
gabc waters Of the Amazon River. The Government
guarantees subsidy OF per cent In gold Tor eish"eh
yc,r on sGJ OoO gold per mile with exclusive privileges
FOR seventy year. in extending for wentyour miles
on zach sdo Of the railroad track with the preference 70
take all the plic ands and all the gold silver coal and
other mines inside this Tho contract also includes
exemption from duties and taxes.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
n,soppEpLy FOREIGN STRIKERS.

Melbourne Aug. 26-in consequence VI '"o S'''"o VI
o oas .tolcrs thc supply Of gas Is falling, aud the
-. 80 T., Martial darkness. Numerous assaults
have bcen made on non-unon men.
At Newcastle the strikers became disorderF' ana IL
as scarcd that serious riot would cnsue. The arrival
Of battery of artillery however had the elect oi a~hs
tho turbulent element. and the town IS now reporter
TO be comparatively quiet Ihe Nc" 1cai'"u i'n"s's
lack OF fuel - -,
Brussels Aug GA conference was hcid hcrc
TO-DAY 10 endcav6r 10 settle the differences between
The Striking miners and the employers but fsiea w.
adjust the trouble. The strikers nave rca""'V" '"
attacks " blacklcgs." -, ,,t,.rs nj,
Mons Aug 2s-Tle total number OF coal miners m o oi
strike In the BOrinagc district Is 1oooo a"" ''O "
ment is Stlll spreading. 49,, ,.. ,,o,od
London Aug. 2s-Tic Dockcrs' Union % hnS VIII Th
CT 900 for tho striking dockcrs ~ Nns.ra'; ,'
union has also sent a cable dispatch 10 tr slrhJIn,
promising further assistance II required anu o''''-
10 aid In blocking the Australian trade
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
COyBry ArIOy OF BARBER SHOPS

Chicago. Aug. est has remained for Chleaeo
man 10 form barber trust the first record. A. b.
Russell broker IS the originator OF the scheme II
has grown out of the great difficulty experienced by
IN, travelling public IN finding ba' bershors where so'd
service can be obtained in cities with which the uh-
fortunate traveller is unacquaintcd. Mr. RusSch mas
incorporated concern known as the National ron
serial Paror Company with capital stock OF ~2o'ooo
ma srshops are to be established In all the larger
cities of tie United States to be owned anu c9nttoiu
by the company. Tickets Of membership VIII pe az, Is
witch will he good for one year and which VIII en-
title the holder 70 all tho service required ior lat
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
PEACE STJPULATIONS SIGNED.
PROGRESS OF THE NEGOTIATIONS IN CEN
TRIAL AMERICA
EzETA's CLAIMS TO BE PASSED UPON BY THE
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY or SALVADOR
MORE TROUBLE PROBABLE,
HOWEVER

City of Mexico, Aug 90, via Galveston.-A
Guatemala dispatch Of yesterdays date, received
here to-day by Scnor Diegncz, the Guatemalan
Minister, announces that President Barillas last
night ratified the stipulations of peace with Sal
vador presented by the diplomatic corps which
stipuations were approved beforehand by General
Ezcta The principal condition is that the de
factu Salvadorian Government binds itsrlf
immediately TO convoke the Legislative Assembly
which existed before July 90. This Assembly
will decide on the Presidency OF Ezeta. This
proves that Ezeta has accepted Guatcmalan in
tervention in Salvadorian affairs. In this he did
well. because this affair is not Of local. but Of
Central American, interest. This Assembly is
not constitutional, but is an ordinary legislative
body, and as such can only decide questions In
compliance with the constitution. Thus it will
call Vice President Ayala, who, il is believed will
be elected President unless a new coup detat is
attempted, which would he grave complication.
Geronimo Pou the Savadoran agent here,
says lie has received no news of the signing of
peace, and he does not believe it, but he has telc-
graphcd for information.
The report that Senor Pou would be made Sal
vadorian Minister TO the United States or Mexico
is not true. He is Spanish subject and says
he prefers to remain Spaniard, but he knows
he will receive rich reward from Ezcta.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
TESTING A NEW AIR BRAKE.

N.wburr. y. Z. Aug. % tspeciaD.-A dispatch to
nThe Journal" tells OF test today of new arbrakc
on the New-Jersey and NewYork Railroad, winch
was witnessed by fifty experts representing as many
trunk lines and railroad equipment companies. Ihe
br,kc IS so constructed that it will control all the
cars in train either freight or passenger, from inc
locomotive The tcst showed that a tram OF cight
coachc, going at forty miles hour eond be stopped
I'm nearly its own length. Tho brake Is being tstu
on large number Of railroads and its friends look ior
its general introduction
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
INVESTIGATING TIE OLD coL0yr DISASTER.

Boston, Aug. 2s;-Thc Railroad Commissioners u
day held their supplementary hearing on the quincy
accident The engineer, Babcock said the speed oi
the train was less than usual at that point ic
understood the motion Of the engineer OF the gsNei
,r,dn IN mea, that there was something 10 look out
for perhaps a man Oh the track, but nothing that
rcourcd stopping lie the Jack before he stFuck
II and al the time his steam was shut oil. Brakenan
Wllliss testimony revealed nothing new. The hea,1s
then closed Ienjamin Maxwell, who was Injured Ill
the disaster died In this city last night.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
NOT A PATENTABLE INVENTION.

Pittsburg, Aug. 2s.-In the case OF George Wcsu"s
house Ir Of the Philadelphia Natural Gas 'ohipa"'
against the CHARTERS National Gas Company ior J"
frngcmcn Of patent the double safety invent pp''
Judce Acheson, OF the United states Conrt. ~a"y
decided that the defendant company had not lrnEet t
unrn the patents Of the plaintiff and nrtherhoru ,ed
The invention was not patenta1lc, Tie suit n'9NS'
vas. sums Of money.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
EXTENSIONS TO ADD TO BALrrMoREs TRADE.

EXTENSIONS TO ADD TO BALrfMORES TRADE.
baltimore Aug. os-The Maryland Central Railroad
has n contemplation scheme TO penetrate the anthaee
coal regions Of Pennsylvania either by extensions OF Its
own or BY traffic arrangements over existing lines Inc
road now has an outlet York, Penn over the YORK
and Peach bottom road which IL has absorbed The
Western Maryands tdowater extension and It's interest In
the proposed Potomac Valley will also bring large ad-
ditonil trade baltimore The Western Maryland pro-
p,ses ~ make connection with the Reading road
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
pESyIyG RUMoRs ABOUT san DOMINGO.

DENYISG RUMORS ABOUT san DOMINGO
The rumored plot Of cxvcc President Moya to
overthrow the Government Of San Domingo was not
credited yesterday, either by the merchants engaged
in the san Domingo trade or by the Dominican Con
SUI who has always been strong and ardent sup
porter Of General MOya and his party In san Domingo
The Consul said yesterday believe that the story Is
what Won Americans call a fake General Moya Is
not in this country. lie was here about six weeks
ago and went TO Europe. lie IS a voluntary exile
from his own COtniry-is in no sense political rem
gee or one likely TO get up flbusering expedition
He is low a very strong and popular man with the
people OF san Domingo. But the people OF san DO
mipgo arc not fond Of revolutions, and nothing could
so injurc the popularity Of General Moya as % en-
gage in any such enterprise lie knows, ana all the
leaders of his party know, that all attempt OF that
kind would be lmpolltc and successful result I'M
possible General Moya has opposed the existing
state OF things In San Domingo and keeps away from
there lie never has been published was Obliged
10 leave the country account OF plots against tnc
cover nInent. do not believe there is - ~ofd OF
truth IN the whole story"
A representative Of the firm OF Sala & Co., whose
bonse has large mercantile dealings with san Domingo
and has agencies In the principal cities there sa'd
vestrrday This Is all news 10 us We receive can-
slant advices from san Domingo. but have heard OF
nn revolt threatened Intended. IL II had been OF
anv importance we should have been Informed oi II
before this
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

Albany, Aug. % CSpeciaD-The Gouvcrneur and
Adirondack Railway Company has been incorporated
with capital OF Sl5O,OO0 to construct a thirteen ana
one-han mile railway from the Rome, Warertown ana
ocdc,shurq Vailrnod Mt Gouverneur 10 Edwards. The
directors arc =. II. Leonard Ir, j. h.. lilnds, A. W:
Kilby, f. G. Cooke. +. B. Roblin D. A. Fox oyr~usc'
Frauk Watts WatertDwn.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
ror CHIEF JUSTICE OF MASSACHUSETTS,

Boston, Aug 29.-GoverEor Bracelet returned from
New-Hamphre this afternoon and sent in TO his Ex-
ocutlvo Council. which was in session. the nomination
OF Judge walbrdge 4. Field for the Office OF Chief JUS
lice OF the supreme Court OF Massachusetts,. which
ofce was recently made vacant by tue retirement OK
Justice Morton.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
CALLING FOR A DENIAL From po,.r ,ccrp

Paris, Aug. 2S.-M. Thebaud has telegraphed 10
General Boulanger, appealing to him to reply TO tho
alleged revelations OF "The Figaro which asserted
yesterday that BoulaDgcr, while still holding a com
mand In the army. negotiated with Prince Jerome
Napoleon with view to the election OF a President
hy universal suffrage.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
CHANGES IN TIE TURKISH MINISTRY

Constantinopc Aug 28.-The sultan is irving to
re form the Ministry. lie will probably dismiss
Kiamil Pacha from the Vjziersllp owing TO the
failure Of the laters Armenian policy. In OF his
deposition Kiam will probably be succeeded by said
Pacha, now Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
RUSSIAN COMPETITION IN OIL.

Baku, Aug. os.-Thc newspapers here state that
nncc the adoption Of the American tank system Russian
competition iQ the petroleum trade has been steadily
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
HERR ABRANyI RESIGNS HIS SEAT.

Vienna, Aug. o5.-Iicrr Abranyi resigns his scat
In the Hungarian Diet as n rcsnt Of his indisercs
publishing Of an interview with Prince Bismarck
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
THE FIGHTING IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
HOW THE sALvADoRIANs WERE FORCED DACI
ACROSS THE FRONTIER AT FEMPpsoUE.

HOW THE SALvADoRIANS WERE FORCED BACK
ACROSS THE FRONTIER AT FEMppsoUE.
Aqua Blanca, Guatemala, thirty miles from Jutiapa,
upon frontier. Aug. AT l :45 yesterday afternoon
the Guatcmalan troops 700 in number. fell back
from the town of Fcnp!squc. which they had occupied
several days, to the hills back of the town. upon
which the Savadorian artillery had been playing. The
SavadOrians Immediately came down the road from
their position and entered the town and came up the
hill. The Guatcmaans had meanwhile formed a line
across the hills in the bushes. The Savadorans,
ing within zoo yards did the same and began firing
The fire was returned and the engagement lasted Two
hours. Then the Savadorans caught sight Of General
Baril.as. with his Guatemalan troops, who had boon
hiding the bushes in the valley moving up the ral
to attack them in the They lost no time III
falling back hoping to gain their original pc 'ition
When they reached the road the Guatcmalans. who
were concealed in the bushes the side Of the road
opened fire upon them. The salvadorians returned
fire for about half hour all the while fctrc'tng
At this point they lost the most men. Many OF tacm
scattered over the hills 10 the other side OF their
original position. keeping up a fire upon the Guatc-
malsns until late in the evening
Today they have all fallen back with their artillery
far into Salvador. The Guatemalsns az this point
with their reiniorcements now number 1900 men.
Their artillery which consists OF one battery of Six
pieces of IIotchkss make, arrived this morning. In
the fight the savadorans numbered 1000 men and
the Guatemalans 1900 The salvadorla.s lost 100
men killed and many wounded. while tho Guatclnaias
lost about 10 killed and IS wounded
The fight began NJ 30 p. m. August ana lasted
until G. 80 about four hours.
At this point, nearly leo miles from ouatcnala
City. where every thing has To DC carried 1Fet INC
mountains on mulcback doctors are In attendance IN
the rear Of the army with stretcicrs, medicines ana
comforts ready to attend 10 the wonnded "a soon a.
they are brought In and 10 forward them 10 tho MILL
tary hospital at Jutopa When the troops, hiicr
fighting all day came down This place food and
houses had hecn provided for them. and everything
WaG done IN the most efficient and orderly manner.
Tho plan Of the salvadorians 10 break across the
frontier at this point and force an entrance into
Guatemala nas failed.
csDurcd al FcmpIsquc I'VE shot a. prisoners Of
war and OF the lie prisoners ctptnrcd al this place
on July II fifteen shot ~ Julapa J August -.
also as prisoners OF This may seem 70 the mill
tary men OF ohcr Nations proceeding that reaches
Leyond the bounds OF military law bnt II Is simply no
more than the Savadorians doing as II j. under
stood that all Guatemaan soldiers captured by them
have been shot
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

Berlin. Aug. as.-Dr. Peters. the African explorer,
was received in audience to-day by Chancellor Won
Caprivi and Baron Marschall Won Blebcsteln, the
Secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs DR.. Peters
ranged to enter the Imperial service.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

II Is easy TO understand that the request OF the
Union Civica for tbs withdrawal OF two Ministers from
the Argentine Cabinet should have caused much ex-
element" This sustalns the doubts felt in regard t0
the optimst information regularly sent abroad by the
Provisional Government OF DR.. Pclle2rinl. III also
explains the Just taken by that Government
against La Prensa" and La Nacon,' two CT thc
most important newspapers in BuenOs Ayrs, as well
rs the keeping I'm readiness in their barracks two rcs
ments which coud lie brought rapidly Into the srceS
Of the Federal capltal from their quarters IN inc
newly built and neighborng city Of Plata. on the
other hand IL must be remembered that the late III
rrrcction was begun. I'm the end OF July 10y the same
Union Civica mentioned In the above dispatch. Ih1t
Union was formed a few months aEo by independent
citizens affiliated 10 the organized political parties
Of the day, and its only aim was 10 overthrow tho
corrupt government OF Juarcz Celman. which was fast
bringing the county 10 ts financial ruin. The rc'o Ion
was only half .uccess!u for Gilman compelled 10
resign. carrying with him his millions Of pesos 50
crlminally earned, his right hand and the real
PclleGlini. succeeded in securing the ProvIslonal
Presidency, which he apparently tries TO keep, win
the assistance of some regiments ana through s"p
preston Of the press. The repeated attempts Oh
Pcllcgrini 10 issue foreign loans or new cedis
or hypothccary bonds. show that he pcrNcVercs Ih
et e 'r hc Gods s,ii the same views as thoe he
pressed In his letter OF April ~, 1890. To President
Cclman, In which he wrote: ,,,-,,.. .-..,,..,..,,
sThc first remedy for rc-cstablishing equilibrium
IS 10 be found in the increase of the gold premium
which cOmpes the country To decrease It's importI
tons, forces delay in payments ana consequently
decreases the burdens proceeding from thc iOcIBh
service OF the ccdulas.' .
Iii, man, Minister Lcvallc shares his IDEAS and
was naturally diskcd by the Union Clvlca. The
latter demands also the dismissal OF Minister Roca,
who was most Instrumental I'm causing two years
ago the election OF president Cclman.