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New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
RArE AGREEMENrs OpENLY VIOLATED.

Chicago May % (Specian.-rhe Central Traffic AS
sociaton officials making desperate attempt 10
keep passenger rates up to tariff but mahlpulato'S
are so numerous that the open rates are liable 10
reduction from dav to day. The general passenger
AGENTS Of the Association have pledged themselves TO
nav no commissions in Chicago, and yet 1t Is notorious
that the c> pe-.cnced traveller can 20 by almost any
route al less than tariff. The most serious break
I'm years however, when a scaper In ChlcaSo
began selling fist-cldSs tickets yesterday l"r gil
from Chicago Ia New-York the route being over the
,.l,r,r, Falls short Line aud the West shore. These
,icLcts were on sale up 20 the end oi the 'ehtrdl
Traffic Passenger Association meetlns tnir ate,Ho'
hon they were promptly taken of. IN" 80 rit;
is sin being made this afternoon by scalperS. Inc
only change I'm Western rates today wa, tnc a'upn
"W1': VI :, ,r,cton in meeting the % rate from Omaha
- ChicagO The other way TIE rate remained AT 90
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
DISCUSSING TIE FREIGHT RATE TROUBLE

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indianapolis. May - Cspcciaf.-rhe decentralization
Of freight rate, accompanying the passenger war dur
ing the last week has become SO threatening 'h"O II
called meeting of the Chicago and ono hNer Sc''i0"
Of the Central Traffic Association hcld l's sV
hcr, today REPRESENTATIVES Of the Vanderbilt lines
,rcst ~ ,lcvcand the Pennsylvania lines west n
pitt,hurc the Baltimore and Ohio the Illinois Zen
trail the Mackcy lines the Ohio and Mississippi anu
many smaller roads in attendance ne iIouo.c @
hc,,an few DAYS ago with the rate on oats pul LIN
,o"d ', to ali grain and a cut Of cents per 100
on proyi,ions from Chicago To the Neaboatu II & "a
nounrcd for Monday The meeting has a'eohpi9"ou
nothing definite yet
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
THE LABOR QUESTION ~ EUROPE.

Berlin, May 22.-The worlancn employed in the
state gun factories at Spandau have received AL
vance Of 20 per cent in their wages
Brussels, May cat TO days session Of the Inter
national Miners Congress VI. Basly, the well known
French Socialist, suggested that step, taken 10
establish international entente 10 obtain working
day Of eight hours and 10 otherwise amcliOratc the
nf m
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
Purchasing TIE CANADA AND ST. LOUIS.

Chicago. May - (Specap.-The Mich'Sau 'e"''''
and the Lake shore and Michigan Sou'Hc'l. '''' t @
chased thc Canada and It. Louis kall"aN' ihc
ca,, cot. the section from Battle Creek, Mich. to
,bc Indiana line and twenty miles built ont oi BAY
citv toward Baltic Creek. The Lake shore iNeN She
nnr,iou from the Indiana lire 10 No>hcl - gIlhInS
P Wnrdnv the two roads Will operate the purchase
iointly The service will 30 improved; ana lny b1p
irtwcen Battle CrccA and BAY city VIII proodoH oc
rumnlrtpd.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
LABOR GETTING IT'S RANKS IN ORDER
THE PATTERYMAKERs' LEAGUE IN SESSION.

CLOAKMAKERs PREPARING TO STRIKE.
The third annual convention of the Pattern Makers
National League Of North America. which has been
will probably close tonight Delegates from about
twenty cities present. The work OF the
tion thus far has been merely devoted to amending
the constitution and perfecting the organization. Al
yesterdays session address delivered by Presi-
dent GOmpers Of the American Federation Of Labor.
who dwelt upOn the great benefits 10 be derived
from the afaton Of trades having similar interests,
and urged the League 10 join the American Federation
in order to attain more OF these benefits. The
proposition will probably be taken up to-day. At
oday's session the question of making dem nd for
a shorter worl-day will also be discussed Last even
ing the delegates. about sixty in number sat down
handsome dinner at the Ashland House, rendered
BY the New-lOrk Association.
A committee Of 900 or more ooakmakers who have
recently been discharged from the firms of Meyer
Jonnasen. Friedman Bros, aud Wurzburger Gold
smith are holding daily meetings at No. 125 Riving-
ton-st. 1t has been decided by the United Cloak
makers Union 10 begin general strike about tho
middle Of June, and as preliminary movement the
union on Monday next will prefer charges Of con.
spracy against the firm of Friedenburg 4 Co., whom
the workers charge with forcing them sign agree
ment not to Join union or 90 on strike. and in
addition to pay guarantee of $50 each The cloak
makers have the general sympathy OF labOr.ng men.
with the exception of the Hebrew Trades. whose union
the former recently deserted, and in view OF the mis-
erably poor condition Of nearI all the members, they
The General Council the Food Producers Trades.
which includes walters, barenders, confectionerS.
Hall this evening to tender sympathy and financial
aid 10 the striking walters of Chicago The meeting
will be addressed by several well known labor orators
and delegation from the Chicago walters VIII also
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
WORK or CRELSER 20 0.

Baltimore May 90 (SpeciaD.-Work on the 2.ooo-"n
cruiser 40 o at the Columbia Iron Works. in this
city, is going forward rapidly. pcttion signed 10y
prominent citizens Will be sent 10 the Secretary OF
the Navy asking that the new war vessel be named
the Cumberland after the second largest CITY In Mary
land also In comncmOratiOn Of the old frirltc cum
bcrland, which sunk by the Mcrrmac IN liampdch
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
FLINT AND pERE MARQUETTE ELE

FLINT AND pERE MARQUETTE ELEClloN'
East saginaw. Mich., May 22.-At the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders of the Flint and Pee Marquette
Railroad 7O5G3 Of total Of 9G.4O2 shares were
rcprcscnted The election Of directors ~estcd IN TIE
choice Of W. ". Capo and Loum snow ot Nc"-beu
ford Mass; J. W. Mcintosh. F. V Parker ana i. Lewis
stacl,polc Of Boston: Lewis Pierce, Portland Me :
,.r,, ,,,rneu Ney York: H. C. Potter W. l.. Web
her and ii. C. Potter, lr. Of saginaw, and ". II.
Tousov. BAY city. The directors subsequently re-
rIcrtcd officers a. follows President W. W. 'rapo' :
VIC president H. {. Potter, secretary and treasurer
H. C. Potter Ir.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
NEW LINE TO OHIO COAL FIELDS.

Chicago May - lSpecial)-Artlce' OF Incorporation
have been forwarded 10 Indianapolis 10 DC hic" VIZ"
the secretary of state, extending t"e .i"'"E"'
,.,, .,,, w,ba,b Railroad from u point OH the ohio
-, ,,,o,o State line to Hammond Ind. The road
vii connect east Of Portland, Ind. win the BACK
Dionond route and will give chicago hcW Iuo
10 hc ohio coal fields
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
DRFtDrTI WORK OF ITGyrTNJNC.

Berlin, May 22.-Thc village Of Sr Mahlcn, near
lIildeshem, has been visited recently by severe hail
storms, which have done a great deal Of damage.
To-day the people gathered in church 10 pray for
cessation Of the storms. While the services in
progress thunder storm came up and the church
was struck by lightning FOur persons were instantly
killed. ana twenty were injured, four being Wondered
completely blind. The people wcrc panic-tsic,cn
and in the mad rush for the doors two children
crushed Ia death.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
ASSAULTED BY TURKISH SOLDIERS.

Constantinoplc, May 22.-Wlile the daughter Of the
chief drasoInan Of the Russian Embassy in this CITY
was walking to-day In company with her gOvcrncss IN
Buyukderc on the European side Of the Bosporis ten
miles from COnstaniinOplc she was assaulted by four
Turkish soldiers who grossly maltrcatcd her. The
womans Crlcs 1or assistance were heard and all four
of the girls assailants were captured
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
OtrtNcv OMAHA AND KANSAS CITY.

Chicago May - (specialJ.-lhe anhuai ihee"ns oi
the directors Of the quincy, OMAHA and Kansas 'l'y
Railroad was held at Quincy, H. yesterday 'n
the hoard OF directors General James "A. Morgan am
II , J. Kicker were elected to succeed W. = ""-
rn,, and ". /. Distin. The new board of directors
nylu ~. " Tho following officers President {. H. }uil
gst Vice president Amos Green secretary, ChuieS
H. spencer; treasurer, l.. j. fatheI'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
er PAIL BRANCH TO BLACK HILLS.

Chomberain, s. D., May - (speclaD.-Chiei I'm
yinecr Kimball, of the Chicago, Mii"'"hee anu -
Paul Railway, arrived In the city tou'S anu "' I'm
,. - rho suryev Of line for that road from this
rity TO the Black Hills.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.


SYRACUSE RAILWAYS CONSOLIDATED.
Syracuse, May 30 (SpecaD.-The consolidation OF the
street railways OF this city completed to-day BY the
filing at Albany OF the articles Of incorporation OF the
Syracuse Consolidated Street Railway Company Thc
capital stock is 81 $50 900, divided into 1880 shares
Of 800 each and the period Of the company's eN-
istence is placed at 1000 years. The roads 10 DC
operated by the company include all in the ci'y
excepting the Peoples. the Central City ana the
Syracuse and Onondaga lines. The new Brighton ana
Onondaga Valley road which runs from the corner OF
South Sana and Kennedy stS. IS included in the deal
Among the streets named in the papers as to be
traverscd by the companys tracks are those through
which the franchises have been granted but In WHICH
the tracks have not yet been laid. OF the thirteen
directors who are TO the companys affairs our
ing the first year, nine Syracusans. but the New
York people who carried the scheme through VIII
be i'm control. The directors who live in New l orh
City simon Wormser OF the banking firm OF |. d >
WOrmser. Cas!mir Tag, wholesale t0hacconlst'
Clarence II. Wiles. of the firm of 5 y White a 90.
bankers, and Latlrop II. Bacon, OF the banHIng nrm
Of l. p. Newcombe d Co. Mr, Bacon IS already prom,
nent in the street railway business being president OF
systems in Utica and scranton; The SyracuSans are
John Dunn, ir., Manning c. Palmer, Louis NJ Mar
shall, T. l.. Poole, Frederick {. Eddy Hamlitoh ,;
White, William 5. Andrews, Bruce ;. Aldrch and
John 5. Kaufman.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
SUIT AGAINST MRS HETTY GREEN DISMISSED

Chicago May % Special. D.-George W MlIlcr's suit
against Mrs Hetty Green, redeem twenty acres Of
land In Cicero, was dismissed this morning by
Judge Tucy. Mr.. Millers lawyer gave up the
attempt to convince the court that the case was
anything but endcavor TO exton money from
the richest woman in the world. Miller. IL was
shown, decided the property 10 Mrs. Green In 1877,
IN consideration Of the fact that he was unable TO
meet payments OF either the interest or principal Of
loan OF 81 900 extended TO him by Mrs Green The
standing IN court. ~
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
CANADIANS TO BE nECORATED.

Toronto. ont. May GA cable dispatch says :
"Besdes the Queens birthday honors before cabcd,
Colonel Gzowski, OF Toronto is made "A Knight Com
mander Of ST. Michael and St George and Mr. Griffin
ex Deputy Postmaster General companion Of the
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
,c,ry rs THE PEACH CROP A FArLUR RE

Bevidcrc, y. j., May 22-keport' Oh ."o,e VINO ','
oxr,od many Of the large peach orchards Of Hunt
incton County say that the peach crop Will be almost
total failure Hardly an orchard has escaped e tne
blight The apple crop, however, II Is sad' Will
be above the average.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
ENGLAND,S STAY IN EGYPT.
1T NAY BE SHORTENED BY THE FRENCH MOVE
or THE DEBT QUESTION.

Paris. May CA Cabinet meeting held at the
Palace OF the Eysec today prior TO the departure Of
President Carnot on tour Of the provinces. VI.
Elbot Minister Of Foreign Affairs, announced that
the arrangements for the conversion of the Egyptian
debt had been completed
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
BALTIMORE AND onIos SOUTHERN PLANS.

BALTIMORE AND OliIOS SOUTHERN PLANS.
Baltimore, May - Especial The reports that tl'
Baltimore and Ohio seeking new southern con
nectiOns by the Richmond and Danvle or 'he VII
gina Midland are confirmed by the incorporation mere
OF the Metropolitan Southern Railroad Company
which is to be constructed under the Baltimore and
Ohios direction. The ncorporaors are all ohciais Oh
the Baltimore and Ohio Company. The Inc STARTS
from Linden Station. en- the Metropolitan brahch OF
the Baltimore and Ohio, in Montgomery County, No.
and is 10 extend to some point on the southern
boundary OF the state OF N,2ryland This poih'' a'
located I'm the Incorporation paper, Is at or hcir .
Great Falls. on the Potomac River. also IN Noht-
gOmery County. The road will be about nlhe mlies
long. It> construction Will give the Baltimore anu
OHIO people the outlet they said 10 be scens 10
the south as after crossing the river at Great FANS,
the run 70 the Virginia Midland. through the mednh
Of which this connection is 10 he made, VIII be les
than twenty miles. The point selected on the roo,
mac for the Maryland terminus OF the ROAD Is tne
Larrowcst point Of tho river in that Immediate
vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Ihis IS good piece Of news, not only for France,
the most directly interested in the question, but also
ior other European Powers, and for the United
states. which was so ably represented by Mr.. Batchel
Icr OF Albany, In the International Mixed Tribunal!
an institution which had no longer any motive to
exist after England became the practical ruler Of
Egypt The Khedve there was not Tcwfk Pacha.
but Sir Evelyn Barring. When he raised the question
OF the conversion Of the Egyptian debt lie did not
ioiesec, however, that the evacuation Of the Nile
country by the British troops would be the final con
sequences of that financial scheme OF this
Will not occur Immediately. but it will he brought
as soon the Egyptian army shall have
been reorGanizcd and rendered capable Of in
sur1ng the internal peace Of the country. The
English prteXt for remaining in Egypt. which they
had promised to cvacuate that Pharaoh's land
had no army worthy Of the name since the revolt OF
Arab and his colonies. England proposed the con
version, not in the interest of the poo. fcahs. but
to increase the extent Of public works, or less
necessary, which would require the services OF a
larger corps of British employees. France refused. at
first, to consent 10 the conversion pur and simple
she understood. however. how wrong She hid BEEN
when. in company with two O>lcr European powers
She had advised the Porte t0 rcicc, tie Convention
signed in May, 1-o7, by sir DlummOnd WOill and
Mouklar IHcha. convention by which England
agreed 20 cVacUac Egypt at the end OF three years
that Is. In lcO. The Minister Of Foreign Affair, IN
France. VI. Ribot. understood that England would
"A positive date for her evacuation. lie manocuvrcd
slnully and induced Great Britain 10 declare her
oi her army there should be no longer necessary 10
guarantee Europe against the consequences "f any
internal trouble in the country and he obtained the
concession, also th1t the money saved ny the con
version should be applied 10 objects determined by
the European powers. and exclusively in the inter
est Of the Administrations army and progress In
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

superintendent Of mails in the Rochester postofce,
pleaded guilty to the counts in the indictment against
him charging the sccrctiug OF letters, and Judge Coe
sentenced him to Imprisonment In the Albany county
Penitcntary for term OF three years.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Tho main object Of the present trip Of ITc,dont
Carnot is 10 pfc-idc the ceremonies ~ tic cOpth
anniversary Of the school u Medicine oi Montpelier
in the Department of IIcault M the south O Trance.
That school durng the Middle Age as celebrated
that oi >alern0 IN Italy. some ~ The g aic-i men
Of that time came from all countre, 10 seat them
selves on the bcnch of the amphiholtrc7 or lecture
room oi the Montpelier school. ua,mgch as, accord
inc 10 the custom. Of the epoch. II was real unl
verify where professors dd not treat exclusively Of
medical science. bat Of omu schlii, everything
that can be- learned. The programme of the coming
ceremonies is brilliant and VI Carnoi. who hrs shown
often how thoroughly he understands aud fIlnl~
Dbl, fiiIcuua Presidential duties tOIid not fail 20 h
present II VIZ umufrd also that th" French
cabinet. after having seen the favorable" effect pro.
durcd on the m0narrhcil population ~ I0ll'u ana
Corsica hy tic lat visit of IN" Republican President
va. not -Orry to br furnished hy tine Montpelier
anniVcr-ary with a prctcNt 10 send VI. 'arnni - a
missionary q tine Republican form of Government
through SOM" other provinces. u apprfrS from tn'
dispatch That thee provinces viii De- thp-" on ~"
ca torn frontier of France. where are situated the
fortrc ses oi Be aucon and Bclfprt
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
ASKING FOR EYRArD's ExTRADITIoY.

Paris May 22.-The Government has asked the
Spanish authorities for the eAtraduon of Michael
Eyraud who was arrested at Havana for the murder
Of NJ (;Ouie in Paris IN July last A detective Is
going 10 Havana TO get Eyraud
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
MONEY IN TIE rrrucANs, POCKETS.

London, May 22-Mr. Glads tone, In a letter on the
licensing question: says that the mere introduction
In Parliament Of the License bili which provides for
compensation for loss of licenses. has already IN
creased the value Of puhlicans' property hy IrobahN
so 900 900 The measure hc SAYS. j. the heaviest
blow ever struck at the of temperance.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
PRINCE GEORGE SAILS ON TIE runrsu.

London, May 22.-Thc new British runboat Thrush.
recently completed at Greenock sailed today to join
the fleet the North American and West Indian
station She is under command Of Prince George.
second son Of the Prince OF Wales The Thrush IS
first class gunbOat Of -OJ tons and 200 horse
power she mounts six guns.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
MAJOR wIssMANN's RETURN HOME.

Berlin, May GA dispatch has been recclvcu hcro
from Major wissmann, Imperial German CommiS
sioner 10 East Africa stating that he will arrive III
Bcrln during The latter part Of June.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

GERMANS LIVING ABROAD TO Re TAXED.
Berlin May 22-lt is stated that Chancellor Won
Caprivl intends 10 submit measure 10 the Rcichstag
imDosing "A tax upon all Germans who ineligible
for service IN the army and upon all German citizens
who live abroad
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

GENERAL MIDDLETON WILL NOT REsluN.
ottawa. ont, May 22.-LieutcnsntGenera Mlduie
ton who looted frs OF half during the North-
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

THE QUEEN STARTS FOR TIE HIGHLANDS.
London. May 92.-Ilc Queen has started for Bal
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
NEW-YORK FRIDAY MAY 3d. Is9l-TWEINE PAGES.

west Rebellion. denies that he has any intention OF
rcslsnlhG the command Of the Canadian militia.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Berlin NAY 22.-Ihe Emperor has subscribed 500
600 mark, to the Evangelical Mission for hospital
at Zanzibar.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
orvrrycrD Foe sEcRETIyG LETTERS.

Rochester, ~ Y, May 22.-ln the uhi'ca o'"sS a,''
Circuit Court to-day. Abram BosarduS' AoiH''-S
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
rrF.lnENr cArNors rorr nfrI.N.

Paris. May 22.-Prc,idcnt Caruoi lcft Paris TO-DAY
IN mako tour Of tho province. lie 'r.t arrived a;
Montcl.,nar Department Of Dromc where lie va,
cntlu.ia,ticalt received. From N1utclmar Dee went
to AN-snon, Mines. Ec-ancon, Nc.Dul and Nclfurt.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL COMMITTEE CALLED.
Washington May ga call has been issued for A
meeting Of ;he Republican National Committee in
Washington. May 20.
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Der ME raebr eebabt. SD felbft nahut tngefabr n9t
sSIaibe1 Sbrer Wtebidin uno bin MN 9eirnn, holts
0ber bod Shire Wtebi3in IN i1etuer1 Souie tno reqnle
aud geIegentIi@ bonDf. In69te aud obne oieielbe rt9t
fem unb erlpfeble fe r~1eiieil GretRoen. So lo,sbe ni@e
bartn 81 irrens bob Sbre Weoiai1 Elm Segen fHr nteie
Aterarbeitete Station fetn tptrb.
Sno. S. GeamIan. 90. q.
Mn9 ID babe cine dbnIi1e grfaHrnna, pe nua 9fss.
&e9nl9H oben bei4rieben, an nit ielbft geMo4k
Carroll MDe. uno sintpgH Ctr. Gbisoan.
<Eg. Sss e3ae1 fEr Es.osnIeibenbe ipiro Jeberi. pes
e8 ~csrtaEgt. frsi s~a9eicnSt. rnb gsru.ef, oup cue Wse'
ois.n noN un5 ~siaSirnsi 9elteiert,
Tirie Mss68in prcoe lett 5ebn sSo9ren Don Y01Ior
.sbHi9 1T Sort Manae. Sne., ~su6ereitss rno iest uiIfey
ieiaer aa:cciinug Don her
K5nig 11eoieille &C., .
SO gasE GaeoiioH, Csc Gliatoa etra5e,
Gsisagc, SH.
@reis 81 90 per Glai6e. 6 Glaiden $500.
BUM 8ertauf in Gan gntonic Bel gboIpb
Dreie, SO. II, 19 unb & Alamo StraBe.