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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-05

dlHEmaua Oh los SuC0SOS u0 EOg'
tugal, donde anda la marimorena
por I'm acto de IDglaterra, califca-
10 de piraterfa. El mayor portn-
CUES Serpa Pinto, el famoso explo-
cador del Africa, rechazo 4 algu-
oos indigenas que en- las margenee
lei Shire oponian obstaculos & sus
estudios para establecer I'm ferro-
carril. Inglaterra, suponiendo que
aquel terreno le perteDece, pidi0 el
relieve de Serpa Pinto y pago de
indemnizaciones; los portugueses
sostuvieron sus derechos, Gambia
ronse notas diplomaticas, y sin es-
perar ell memorandum en- que Por-
sugal apelaba en- el 1ltimo t6rmino
Il artfculo ID del tratado de Ber-
lin, donde SO estipuI6 que toda di-
tereLcia entire las naciones contra
tantes sobre la colonization africa.
IA deberfa sonleterse & la media
ci6n 9 al arbirrsje de otra poiencia,
81 ministro ingI6s en- Liaboa pre-
sent0 al goblerno IN Mltimatum,
exigiendo que On el plazo de doce
noras retirRra las fnerzas de Shire
y Mashouslandia, pues de 10 con-
trario, dicho ministro Sc embarcaria
en el aViso de guerra E1ohantress,
que esperaba en- Vigo, Y obrarian
las grandes fuerZas navales que
habis rec0ncentrado el g0bierao
ingl6s on Canarias y en- Zanzibar
para bombandear aIgunos puertos,
empezando por Oabo Verde. ri
,ninisterio portugu6s, dido 81 Con-
sejo de Estado, contest6 & IngIate-
IRA que cedfa al imperio do Ia pre-
sion yiOlenta de una p0teucia de
primer orden, y mando retirar las
fuerzas citadaa.
Apenas Circul6 esko por LisbOa
pFimeEo, y despuks por oportO, IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-05

Don Antonio Frau y OErsr, Score
tGrio del Comit6 local del PGrtidO
IncondiciOnalmente Espaaol de
MauGQiieg.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
Az ACCTDryT on TUg TVTOV pACTFTC.

Salt Lake. Utah Jan. lG.-An accident occurred
on the Wyoming division Of the Union Pacific ycstcr
day. which might have resulted in terrible loss Of
lie had the train been running ~ full speed. The
train was drawn hy two cn.iues and had sacked mp
on approaching the east switch al Hampton. -lNty
miles east of Evanston. and va, u.nuin- al tftrou
twenty mile, an hour. when the engine passed
safely over the switch. In doing t-. however. they
spread the switch rail- The press AID la--hc' cars
and the first class coach following rode over the switch
and down aH embaubmcut. whore they turned over
and were smashed There were -iN cor, % the east
bound train and the passenger, in the rear coaches
turned out to help rescue the injured on board \
lis, Of these is follows John Robinson, Long irne
Ncb.. IN ulier and L. ini d puwIH-, spring T.
Roch Springs. head brui- d John Mcc led. da apo
H. leg broken Two ,hl!frn az tutrI- Nac-cihfts.
flesh wounds and cut about The face, Mrs. James
kranL. D. Moucs chest ltI-cd \. ia,.u-cr. Re-
SPRING. had head AID -hOud,!s brat ei. Ml,, \. be
Coolidge. Evan-t,u, sA-ht. cut CraI. I bn. N-f-
Wa-hu-t1u ONO. lc- hurt and hand ~prlred. /. ~.
Graham. OF OGDEN. nee, bruised CoHd.,t Gorge
Mcintosh, slightly cut about the head ana hands.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
4 SUDDEN TLo0D N cARvT. ILL.,

Cairo. H.. Jan. lG.-Tiircc hundred people AZ
Carmi have been compelled 10 leave their homes iy
sudden rise in The Ltc Wabash E.vcr, and y - fart
tlat Stiu larger number VIII De forced to ahrndonl
their dwelling, and tat" rcfuc. ou A,-h ground FOO
escape o huge body ot water which j. expected
10 sweep down from tl' swollen tributaries Iu,, uc
river. farml i7 about 100 mile, north Of A"r',
near the Cairo and Nucennc- Mad. Tlo river is uu-
4 il, banks and the north part ot the town is oyrr
flowed % ihe depth Of twenty fte fref l some places
and from seventy five - 200 houses at" submerged.
TIE houses have All irrH vacated. fi, people Hc
refuge in the ~aure rooms Of ;A-ir me- -hho.- u.e
south part oi the toHn.
Eyau,villc. lad. Jan. l6-Au wires between uI.
place and Carmi. l. are down. huf ID is learned from
The railway headquarters that the LIue Wabash River
is falling aud that IT, danger is past.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
4 SHOChING 1EAGEDY

A MoTurG SHOOTS rH.E or HEE cHILDRrN.
MAKES 4 IorI.rH lAHE oAEEoLlc ACID
AND TUIN TAK.- SOME HLl.-lLF.
-. Paul VI .n.. Inn. ic .-r..Il...'ae ~ the most
shocking ta-.lc, t'lt errr o..urt iu tI, state
i,.h rl.. today .at ro home q james N,>eil. jr,
r.ir Cannon Lake. VI N'N'il l.o-e 800 , oolI k and
went out into tlc Kitchen 20 brld irc. lis wife
SLIPPED out af,-r h.4 and locked Oh. do,c >he ten
went back into DEER bedroom. tau. revolver iJm the
bureau drawer. aud shot tIe- OF her children. Nc
Sell hearing tl~ shots. ts.rd ia valn 10 .rt into thc
l.lr..4. u. tt.r started around tho house and
went l il- i-l,t a,or Iel, .c aet Dos w.f. c'u.-S
tr.u t.l. L.'.-.a. Hl-r. -.e .44 chased rl. 'i4'-t
,I whom -.e t.d i,..0I t. t.-r i,.. 90. .d. a'.r
t.i.l. -..c I.r.,f Ih- lrl- -.l evidently Struggled
very nard Vial hcr ni ii.i, "a. Lc. face and hands
were covered aI'A acid.
one 81 ..a $50, Ll.l instantly and one died in a
f.v I.u.-. The laut, tIr" weeks uld, $50. SHOT
through both lungs Lar 80 80 r'plrt- ".- -tn alive
The woman aud o." A'' = -tiI o. whom -i- ttt' lNr
acid 49,. al-o alive. aid n'y recover Nh. N'N u
gives g. thc reason fir hI terrible decd. That she
wa. sl,k and having 300 hope of .ctfu- we'll. wanted
t. rud Dor -u'e.u--. THE attending phN -lolln- .l'
rAt url.-, Inflammation 10 the -t,snach --t5 H. the
woman and tle little erl may I've.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
TIE PANAMA CANAL COMMISSION.

Panama Jan. 1G. via Galveston.-The president
Of the Commission which is studying the canal works
in an interview with star and Herald reporter
said that the Commission had found the condition
Of the works and plant extremely satisfactory. lie
denied the statement that the Comnl,son' I'VE mem
bcrs If which are here is or has been in any way
Influenced by the Dc Le,seps party The Commis-
sion is corps.d u twelve engineers. who have had
no connection with OF interest in either the Panama
or the ~uel Canal W report 81 the work Of the
crc ner, here .il bc published until they return 20
Paris and lOin their fellow -inccrs vino are study
fnal report viii be made A. 10 whether the completion
of the canal under the conditions conceded By
Colombia in ISIS is considered possible.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
BTLLT0yATRE'S son BANKRUPT.

san Fr,ucls.o. jan 16 l>pecal.-Luciu' D. stone.
son Of the dead pioneer millionaire petiuoned to-
day - De declared in,0lycnt Hi- liabilities amount
% S-DiOlO. while A, assets arc practically nothing,
as bis real estate valued at SlO- 900. is morteascd
for ~i35UOp stone succeeded three years aeo. by tho
death II h, father. 10 q fine hardware business, but
bad MANAGEMENT forced him % retiIe moro than q
year ago. lie plunged into country real estate spec
Llaton, and soon sank al d., money. He owes the
London and >ln Truci>c, Bank $4,000. while .
claim of $1,000 ly Don. hIe, Kelly a Co. D, uise
cured stone cut 10 BIZ .,al lur and INDUCED IN
many cNfraya-luce,. lie gave 10 the Bohemian tuD
last Christina. sanford, painting # spanish ballet
dancer. for which he agreed 20 pay 5000, but the
picture dealer is among tie crcito.s.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
APRFSTrD FoR BgtTTSG 1 POLICEMAN.

Elmra y y. Jan. Is (>peciall.-About l O'Clock
this morning. Policeman John Kcavn. while on duty
In East Ffthst. near the rolling mills. was murder
0usy assaulted by Dennis and Joseph o'Reilly,
brothers and lies in critical condition. with slight
chances Of recovery He arrested Joseph OReilly
for intoycation and fighting. Dennis O'Reilly
stealthy stepped up behind the officer and struck
him with a heavy lump Of iron Stag. telling him 70
the street Both the O'Reillys then kicked their
victim ln the head Believing the officer dead his
a..ailaut. dragged him into the middle # the street
whore h. could be over by the that almost
continuously pass the place. The O'RcIlys We're
arrested about O'Clock this morning after stont
resistance and placed In separate cells IN murderers
row in the county jail, bail being refused.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
DISTURBED BY the NAME OF BRICE.
TIE INDIANA DEMOCRATIC EDITORS NOT ALL

TIE INDIANA DEMOCRATIC EDITORS NOT ALL
PLEASED WITH HIS VICTORY
indianapolis. Jan Is >pccian.-A scorching contro-
ver>y was started right in the beginning Of the IN
diana Democratic Editorial Associations annual meet
Ing today when resolution was offered proposing
a telegram of congratulations to Calvin ;. Brlce, on
his election as United Siatcs senator from Ohio. 10
was objected 10 at once. John l.. >ton, Of The
south Bend Tines one Of the oldest Democratic
editors In the state said that there was diversity Of
opinion as % Mr. Brice's election and he believed the
best thing the association could do to leave the
question untouched. b. F. Louthan. Of The Logaus-
port Pharo>.7 and ex-postmaster Of that city said
am sorry that In Mr.. Brice's election We have
chosen man who represents too much money. He
represents the very idea that have been lighting
long and his election places Democratic editors at
dI~adyautage.'
several II the editors poke in defence OF Mr. Brce
one Of them being colonel j. N Mayuard, formerly Of
Tn" Indianapolis sentinel who asked:
n the Democratic editors Of Indiana cannot con-
srafulatc Campbell and Brce their great victory,
WhO iu the name of God can they congratulate ;
Must we ~it dumb when our party has won such a
great victory in Ohio''
As q comproml-e. which. however, was not unani-
mou-ly agreed to. the resolution Wa amended a. To
include Governor Campbell II ohio, and Governor
Locs II Iowa, ia the congratulations and was passed
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
CONVICTIONS IN TWO LIBEL SUITS.
HERBYRT GLADSTONE AWARDED 1000 POUND

HERBHRT GLADSTONE AWAI'DtD I7OVO I@V-'D0
EDITOR PARKE GETS YEAR IN PRISON
London. Jan. 16.-Colonel Madison has been con-
vcted of publishing in The Allahabad india POST
libel against Herbert Gladstone. son Of W. T. Glad
stone and has been ordered 10 pay slOOO damages.
London Jan. 16.-The trial Of Mr. Parle, Editor
Of The North London Press" on the charge OF Grim
nal libel preferred against him by the Earl Of Euson,
was ended to-day. Justice Hawkins. in summing mp
he case spoke Of the great and manifest discrepancies
IN the testimony Of the witnesses called by Mr. ParkcS
counsel 10 identify the Earl Of EuSton lie said that
the story told by the witness saul who testified that
ne and the Earl Of EustOn had committed a criminal
action in the house i'm Cleveland ST., was true, he
marveled that saul had not been prosecuted and that
a warrant against the Earl Of EustOn had not been
applied for.
Mr.. Parkc was found guilty Of hbellinC the Earl
Of Euston and sentenced 70 one years mpriSon-
ment
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
REy0gJyATryG SENATOR ALLrSoy.

Dcs M0Incs, lOWI. Jan 1G--Ihc --oH' aI tlIo Re
publican Senatorial cau,us thi, evening one u mn
usual Interest. Ali th. member Of tn Republican
party in the Legislature who were abl- a. attend were
thee. AMI the ab-eltc., v'r. rcpte ca'cl bg
piOxy. TIE lOb.c- were all q with p. miu.nt
politicians. Representative Gtrtncr. of Washington
comfy, VIZ, present t.o.rI Aa cI J. O. -ll Gp.
ON the r1llcIi the ai-el'r- Uric found to Pee ild
well. Lane Mccoy ard smith. % Mitchell. but their
votes given for Allison hy proxy. Price. of Nadl
son County. and Representative Efcr, ol Lucas
County. made trllsr-. ENftotrruor Walden
nominated senator Allison, ard the uom alton was
seconded by other senators ard Representatives,.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
DOM PEDRO ARRIVES AT CANNES.
DIsQUiETING RUMORs FROM BRAZIL CURRENT
IN LISBON.

Paris. Jan 1G.-The ex Emperor Of Brazil has arrived
at Cannes.
Lisbon, Jan 16-Advccs from Brazil are disquet-
ing 1t is said that the brother of the present Minister
of Agriculture four Ministers. three senators and
several Deputies have been arrested as implicated in
the attempted revolt of December The Provisional
Government has ordered that the of the calendar
with saints names for each day he discontinued. and
that Comcs Positivst calendar bc substituted there
for. This calendar substitutes the of cmi
nent man for saints for each day. divides the
into thirteen months. dedicitcs the months
Moses, Homer. Shake pCafc, Dante, ETC. substituting
these for the names now in use.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
nR wrsr1yGHorSr on THE yEv ARC LIGHTS

HR. WESTISGHCTSE OS THE NEY ARC LIGHTS.
P.t'-Hurz. Jan. 1G special .-Geor-e Westinghouse.
jr., arrived home from the East th, morning. and in
discussing various Subjects touched upon the new ,ys
tenn ~ are lighting just introduced in New York The
generator 0f the uew system De said. covered by
patent granted 20 William stanley ir, and the lamp
i ooyc,ed hv patent granted 20 william Wallace In
l-77. The generator is free from many II the defects
~ the present cli-ilt dynamos and has many ad-
yantacc~, and the lamp Is not only free from the
mechanical defects and difficulties II the Old systems
but is entirely free from tie patent because only
single carbon rod :, used. The Brooklyn Gas Com
pauy la, ordered enough apparatus To replace its
tire outfit In New York City one machine has al
ready been ordered and will De placed in position next
week. II tie result, obtained are satisfactory. 1t is
pc,ted that the Ncy-York compane, will rcqrire be-
tween 5000 and 1000 light, capacity Of the new ap
purttu, Tie great advantage Of this apparatus over
ut uow generally in is the fact that the lamps
are operated through a converter. The current sup
piled To- the lamps is induced without having
electrical connection between the main wires and the
wires leading to the lamps. In this manner tho
a-c or electrical pressure on the lamps IS reduced
&, ,o low point that contact with the lamp will lie
without effect the person. Further. using induced
currents permits Of the use Of larger cables, that
machines NAY be made for the supply Of $50 lights
Heretofore tie maximum for each machine has been
siNty lights. The effect viii be TO reduce the number
* dyl4uys in each station 10 about quarter OF the
number h retofore employed. The saving that will be
c1cotrd by tae of The new lamp and new style Of
,ro due the decrease IL the labor necessary for
setting tac ,lrlons and taking care o. the lamps, Will
about rlO year, or a return 90! nearly 20
Der cent on the cost Of making the change from the old
tAc lamp, required for th, new work VIII be mar u
fl,tur,d at tie company shop az Newark. y. J. The
.um5er Il lights u In the United states is prob
ablv over 100000. Alnldy orders have been offered
greatly n excess II the complny's ability to supply
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
GENERAL NAHoyE yor ryDIcrED.

Petersburg Va, Jan. 1d l~pcca!.-A large crowd
flcd TIE Hustu>, Courtroom to-day. Ine spectator
present expected 10 hear thc case - General William
Malone WHO wa. charged With felony in shooting
and wouldu. H. P Harrison. Of the firm of Gillian.
Harrison. The alleged .lp,'lus occurred on tie rI-t
~ November b. l--f. and created c1net i10ir 'N .t
mont iu this cify. Tie examination 0t flc
~ whom there several. occupied fac az" f.u n
the Grand jury for some time and i- va. llto TONIGHT
before the jury reported upon Tire lnl teDt. IAr'r
verdict was that the indictment va, not true blll
and ts ends the prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
STANLEY AT cARo-EMx SICK AT ZANZIBAR.

Cairo, Jan. 16-Ihc Khcdive gave a banquet to-
night in honor of Henry NJ. stanley. The Khcdive's
Ministers and a number of native officials we're the only
guests.
Zanzibar, Jan. 16.-Emn Pacha's new trouble IS
that the discharges from his have begun again and
very copiOus indicating is thought, continued
infammatory condition in the Uranium and perhaps
an absccss in the brain. The doctors are anxious to
get him to London in order perform operation,
but the weather prevents his removal.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
DIR. TANNER AssAILS MR.. sM1rHBARRY.

Cork, Jan. 17.-At the meeting Of the Board Of
Guardians today Mr.. Tanner speaking To resolution
expressing confidence in Mr.. Parnell. made violent
attack upon smith Barry, Who was present accusing
him OF eNterminating tenants in order 10 obtain the
title Of Lord Barrymore. An exciting scene en>ucd.
The chairman left the chair and the Mayor took his
place: The resolution was finally adopted unani-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
OPENING THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT.
LORD sTANLEY's REFERENCE TO THE BLHHIN"
SEA CONTROVEEs y.

SEA CONTROVERSY.
Ottawa. Ont Jan. 16-Lord stanley, Of Preston,
Governor-Gencral Of Canada. in his address opening
Parliament this afternoon. referred 10 his recent visit
10 the Northwest and the evidences Of material growth
he saw there. The Governor-Gcneral also said.
In consequence q the repeated seizures bv TIE cruisers
the United Navy o. Canadian vessels while en-
poyed in the capture seals IN that part o: the Northern
Pacific ocean known Behrne sea NY Government has
strongly represented cr Naietys Mni.trs the neccs
sitv o. protecting shipping while engaged In uer
lawful calling well a. = guarding against me a'lmp
lion bv any ra. on OF exclusive proprietary rights in those
waters feel confident that those Icpre ntaions have
had due weight and hope % De able during the present.
Session 20 assure you that al differences Oh this question
ue In the course Of satisfactory adjustment.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

Chicago. Jan. 1G.-Thc general officers OF the
Women, Christian Temperance Union have issued
circular extending greeting, 20 The D n-oe"fll-
white rbh.ncr, Il tee iowa Women Christian Tom
pcr.tnce uion iuviu- az WAJ .rc with tAr National
Union with as policy 4 10 -ec'aran-m in .i-on.
no sccu0uali,m u poltc,. no sea DID, cLz h-nll. buy
each and All OF ~ for prom bitou ty or-tt-toraI
amendments. National and state 90 hold meetings
locally and pass resolutions .udor,n- lts policy.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
ABAD LOON 4borr THIS FAILURE.

CREDIT rs DTTTHNiINFp To BRING THE DTIMFL
BROTHER, To C0rer-G .or- TRANSFERRED.
CHICAGO. Jan. l'.rie creditors ~ r. Dcincl (
Hrof'er- tt- ,aa-,ir. secured an 0r'.r from judo"
Collins vlI.h removes another obstacle placed hy
tac in-,lr-r' in re way Of an hre-tra'on. The
i 0ls.,t- o.t.d AlY thr stock .r thr Le' Austrian
g 60. Cooperation. rarufi. .furet ~ special 1rll"-
~ furniture. Nr Austrian refused o. te.rfv on
alri.. of l'- attorney. I.t-e Collin, Ordered W.
Austrian tl t..tfr .r stand .r contempt q e"art
Nr. Au.trlln G.i no' appear nr trle eri VI. Mayer
called Joseph U,.ucl O., t'r .'r1. Oue ~ DIS tl-.
patches Was r.4d. II -.f That flore vere mo-
preference att t1t TIE Drt'. .-- -t.rA p" patient
and take ro action ''it r.tt Pc t.e a.t'fe. Mr.
Mayer vnrt.i to innv + t- transfers Il warehouse
receipt, aaI Other -rca- I.- % relatives were not
p..l r.r,c- Nr. ucnl -api..i they vore.
TAr witness .l tat ir ll ,nt ln,w much
about Oh. '...r- .n Sow 1.r.. a- tlrf We're .u the
hands of simon u.aucl 81. 1.t l.ut.ira met.-.mon
ana several creditors. THIS ri- tH' DAYS af"r t'o
nlar.. T.e books vcf. t-...l up anl .t aa, found
that since October ] -Hd. y,i.ei 80 5.a.-l7 were
shipped 20 te >-e .r. la.-r. o. 1a..A amount
$4,000 v.rt1 v.r. shipped a December. The Nrw-
York oa.. a.rua.t. l. t...r .f t.- CI..i-, house.
were aI t-ir-f.,r.i T., Herman -aaraor co. Nr.
Mayer -,id ttt Doe should a i'. C,.n- TO- an rider
a. attachment fIr -.l.." h I'."'. ti an order "t
o.urt compelling hlu '' '.- l.t" tIr Iu'l l,i.. ton
q tlc court a. tie Do... o. t.e >ca-lo.k on..e.
Moro tran 100000 g. t-c 90 creditor. in this city
and Philadelphia. 1he f.Ior- p l.-f Of tle principal
creditor $50. given t,a Ir...e reporter ye-tcriay
T. j.. Ey.r d.. Co.. -lr1i1. Il,t o. which B, secured,
j. ~tf1a,I-. 81 c.. $4,000. B.. F.. Hi--i., Is Co.,.
sIIuD0. d. ID. I.otp t ''., -l-.oD', j.. - Jaifiy
d ,l.. -7.n.I. cheney Brothers, 5l-.,0O. G"'r-" D.
Wagner d.. C,.. -looOp. Thomas y. JoAr-on. -2.i-1;
T. T.. Mitchell .e '1., $1,000, j.. L. >oomou'- sons.
s7.5o,. I.u-lr. House o C'., $1,000, j. f. Doosoa,
s5.7o3. brown. joe IrrA Co.. -6Hop. !. y.
$4,000. J.l.. schmidt . Co.,, 3d.. -.o.Il Ni
M.tsnn- Company, .'..i i, Jau'.t,"n Plush Mlil
meeting ~ ue >cr lar a.t Philadelphia
c.4.tor n.. let f'..r..f. D...' .a -'af .r t' t.c
, ...it..l ltI ..'.lrr rtl. f..i u'l. .HIn.. it.
i,.c--lu oa- received f,.u '....-o -lta- fA1t 700
,.,.- u.. removed fnul f.t lrI-.. .'U.I hid frrl
inserted aud -tD.'n.o1 uf before On" ifi'ur-. Men
prominent ln t'- 1n.it..r 1td u.h.l-fr.in- trades
',ft Yesterday tt.f "t. f'e wort failure lu those
trade, that lad been iuDH. .n uanr Ycila.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
cArrrRLNG ~ rNcAprn cnYrLCT-

Watertowr. y. Y. Jan. l6.-Ge0ree Baker. a con
vict who vas -entenced from this county n october
l--5 To- serve Tern vca--' sentence 30 Auburn Prison
for assault with intent to b.u. and who escaped a
few weeks dlu, wd- captured AZ his home ~ san
ford> Corner. seven Nile, from herr. last n-ht 10y
sheriff sake and posse VI Dlne Watertowa officers
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
EFT oP s,o 600 ro rUry

Glen Falls. y. Y, Jan. 16.-The announcement
made today that Jones Orway. the prominent lumber
man and millionaire. who Is lying III at his house In
this town. has presented t. the Young Mems Christian
Association 4 check for s50,0o0.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
INVESTIGATIONS N 7HERNo.DrY

Princeton, y j.. Jan. l6.-At meeting of tic
Mathematical and Physical club tonight Lewis VI
Nudge. fellow in experimental >ccnces. read paper
on Exceptions a. the second Law VI Iacrmo-
dy ynamlcs. embodvlng the results OF much lnVcstsa
ton and long series Il qerimcut-. Ait'r the
meeting Professor John r. DufIeld gave the club
reception Al his residence.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
TIE FUGITIVE ADAMS RELEASED.

Montreal, Jan. 1G-Adams. who arrested
suspicion Of having left Cheyenne with funds hc.
longing TO the Wyoming Investment Company. d,-
charged today. there being mo- proof that De had
brought stolen property inro canada. and tie com
plainantS having abandoned the case.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
zo ExEoRcE rRonLnL1Lox III NEm.NANrZnLRE.

TO ENfDhtE FK'HibI4IDN ~ ~" 1T 'N4>HI"-.
Na,Lua, y. H.. Jan. TO- Governor ooofeu. follow
inc up his recent proclamation has been u this eitr
to-day in consultation with Mayor Burke re-ardi z
,he enforcement of the prohibition law. Mayor
Burke il is thought. declines o. become Iary ~
the prosecutions. Il j. believed t.af te Governor.
through state or county officials. VIII he-Iu tIc
prosecution of liquor dealers ia different pars Of tie
state a once.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
TIE cBARLrRcI MINERS OFT AGAIN.

Brussels. Jan. IG.-The trouble in the Charleroi
l,t.iot has broken out afrcsh. The miners became
Involved in a dispute 20 the methods Of executing
the CONCESSION granted them by the mine owners and
aean went out on strike.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
ror-ssA rFy,s CASE REOPEYED.

Constantinople. Jan 1G-The sultan has instructed
the Judge 10 reopen the case Of Moussa hy in con
sequence Of the appeal made against the judgment
pf the court in the recent TRIAL.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
yEAR.sTGHrEDyEss LOST HIN TIE RACE

Minneapolis. Minu., Jan. 16.-The hvemile skating
race last night between Nee ctormck and Paul-en Was
won by the former in l. minutes 81 - seconds.
Paulsen is ichtcd and owing % insufficient -ht
he fell on the third lap, and after that was not ia
the race,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
AXrw DrNocRA1Lc LrlnrR ~ WfscoysLy.

Milwaukee. Wise Jan. 1G.-Edvard G.. Wall. Of
mi, city. aa- elected chairman o, thc Democratic
state Central Committee Yesterday - succeed Ellis
Usher. = IA Crl.-,. who recently rr-irQcd. Mr.
Wall was Internal Revenue Collector during Clcve-
lands Administration.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
EMPEROR w1IL1ANr. .YMPATHY.

Berlin. Jan. l6-Empcror william has tclegraphed
% The Duke %. Cambridge requesting him 20 inform
the British Amy # d., sympathy in il, loss through
the death OF Lord Napier. whom De describes OF
the ablcst Of generals and hrayest Of soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
DYING FROM FAMINE IN TIE sorD

Cairo, ian. 16.-Authenuc news has been received
OF terrible mortality among the natives in the >oudan.
due 10 famine resulting from lack OF rain during tho
autumn. The lighting forces have >pcrscd O-man
p-na has LEFT OmduWuau for TDhdr. ~lAtlu Hcv
writes that the reports TT the death Of the khala
are untrue