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New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
N on-Yale :. Harvard ..
Tho time and strokes at each half-milc are as
Srw.U,yEN DELIRIOUS WITH JOY.

Scv..Ilaven Conn, June - t>pccall.-Nc" haven
T. ,, ecnc ~ thc most bosterou, joy, that Is hndng
,or, I'm horn blowing yelling cheering. cannon hFhS
and boniIrcs rocket, and red fire iilumina" th' shy
and streets and pandcmoninm reigns supreme mug
nile, Of boxes burn brightly on the campus ana
streets and President Dwight is wearing smile u't
cxprc,,cs his delight over the success ot tho f'o
crrv. The crew arrived from New London a. 10 '"o
=, picbt and on the shoulders Of enthusiastic 'ohl'
,,,, yer, horne 10 "A biz tally ho. on the top OF
,hch they triumphantly rode to the campus. At the
Republican Icagnc the demonstration wa. mos .t
,h,itattr collector Kcllam acted mast"r oi cer'
',ia. and Lnmbs rockets and all sorts OF hrcwork>
dGd 70 The briliancy Of the scene and the deaemha
'n,.c Fully 1000 pcop!" went from lcic To- see thS
rc New. Haven never fore saw such celcbratioh'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
NEWS FROM THE FAR EASI.
,,.pvrx.; OF 4 STEAMER -CHINEsE AND BRITISH
MUnrNFER6
MUnrNEER6.

s,r Francisco June o7.-Thc steamship 'i'N u n
r,neiro from Hong Kong and Yokohama hrinV' '"'
following adviccs: hi, ,oc
The steamer PaochinC. Captain PIafe W'lv" Urie al
shanghai for Uankow burned near III" NpiN''
Trro an Nangrze River May =. ana 'AplMn "a "a
Iocn,,d Fnciuc-r Wilson and twenty natives arc M
iT, .ra are suppo,ed to have persisted. number 81
s'blrcsn vessels did good service In plchIhS UP "'
muiny occurred board the hllc-c ,.'''
cruiser Nan Shcnc Of the NanNNlE
,yinr M Woosung. aboUt Nav ~. captain hh MN -
IN rcfiso, 10 allow the native sailor more tlh fI'
nav az tle vessel was at anchor undergoing HptIa.
fornr,lnre Wu. with a detachment of So!dlcTN ron
for, near by wen, aboard and proceeded to dor
out ,he sailors half pay. The latter. however lc,i
on Tho -odlcrs and drove them from The vessel
stalbiug three of them. The sailors then iTh'@ up
tho commodore and captain and proc~n'-l - nave
festive time They subsequently, rclra-c1 thc "h,cfs
and the comrnnlOrc caused fifteen o the rneicidci
Ia he sent ashore and summary dealt Win
Tho godown of tho Hong Kong DsIru+iry' IA
stanley. st. Mr. Talbot. manager. was burned May -
The building was large one four storlc- hlel; anu
Gals Tn, loss IS estimated at 800 900 n Sl@1oop
fully insured. -.
H. ~ : Eccria. which left sydney y. :. W. on a
surveying cruise returned IN that port Jun" :, ana
reported twenty three men under arrest Tor crcaiE
disturbance the rinclcadcrs being I'm irons. Aficr
leaving Auckland. where the men spent some tlms
horc they refused 10 do duty on cod Friday ana
continued below needles of the officers ordcr, sing
inc and keeping mp a noise. 4 court martial VIII be
held.
The Peling Gazette" Of May 90 reports scrion,
trouble between the Chinese and COrcans AZ china
Tnckou on the join River concerning the richtS oi
Corcans 20 cut timber there several lives were lost
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
NOTES IN TIE LABOR WORLD.

Boston. June o7.-The striking building laborers
net last night 10 take action the manifesto iSuch
nv the mason builders .tfter long discussion they
finally rejected the entire document, chiefly on the
ground that walking delegates barred out OF
buildings that may be In course of erection. Inc
stonemasons voted to sustain the building aborers.
and rejected tho manifesto. The brcklayers were In
session. and assured the building laborcrs that they
would adhere 10 the agreement not TO handle BRICK or
mortar served by nonunion men.
Pi,tsbure. June 27.-The wages conference of the
iron manufacturers and member, Of the Amalcamated
Association in session again to-day considering
the new scale. II is stated that number Of manu-
fac,urcrs have made proposition to the workers TO
sign last years scale for three years. This would
do away with the yearly scale agitation but IL IS not
regarded favOrably by the workmcn.
Wiscassett Me. June 27.-About fly hands in
HAYNES lumber-ml quit work to day, demanding
fortnighty payments instead Of monthly
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
TRAINS RUNNING AGAIN.
rNn OF THE STRIKE ON THE lLL'Noi'
CENTRAL.
THE RESULT A SUBSTANTIAL Vl01o"i f''' ''''
COMPANY SY-sUPERISTENDENT hos<h"A
To REMAIN N OFFICE

,, ,nro 81 Spccial.-The Illinois Central
.;,.o is ovcr and the men have gone pdch " WIN
A, tho meeting of committees from 'll 'n. -, ,l
lection denots of the Illinois Ccn'rdl mann
=. .ao to-day. the result of the palio' o' WY
o,,.s,ior az 10 whether the strikers "ou'
90 ,,o,t on the terms offered by the ro'" "''
orr.rnced as sos in favor OF rc'urhi"e "
ord ma AGAINST The announcement, was
"hu iVO g. ~. .ho mon assembled in Prosperity
Hill where The meetings OF the men ha>c an '11"
.'a'' Th. ,n,ms Of the companies are that the
EN-. d;vision superintendent, Russell, still re-
- bic nlace and. while the company says
I, will remove from him the one man power D. mr.
inc or discharging all railroad men on MS dlViSioi'
a. ;s we'll known that division superintendent
Auties are laid down in the bylaws ol 'hc GUM
many and by many it is considered tha' lfsi',e U.
a few months Russell will resign Inc result oi
A.. ha,,o, was awaited by delegations from every
rai,road ccntring in town. The Engineers 'on-
mi,tae materially assisted in averting the sfiNe.
Tho cost Of the strike 10 the Illinois Cen'r@i
,.;,.o.d hoe hcen in the neighborhood of $500
ooo IN tho first day they lost S3oo,oo"'
"a ,ho halance on an average of about 81 Oo,ooo
. dav The strike lasted five days, the passenger
traffic not being stopped until the secohu uaH
General Superintendent Sullivan was seen ai'ei
The settlement. and at TIE close OF the hhai ooii
florence. He said that the strike was sc'ieo'
not upon the basis of any concession on tn' p'i
of the railroad company but by the compiet" anu
entire surrender of the men; He said Suprr, pr,
intendent Russells powers had mol neel, III '1S ~
way curtailcd, hut that he would continue H. ~
give orders as he had always given them ro,G lg
said it had always been the usair ., Jers lse nml
10 his immediate interiors. o.-.,.e, c,io,,rco
" Chairman Burns, of the Strikers UricVa,cc e,i'I
fnr;,toc in Announcing t. Superintendent sui
Ivan thc surrender of the malcontcnts, salH ,Iia1
The whole trouble was one OF the many 1,nigod
that arise as a lack of orsanlzatoh' CrH"n.N." H.
labor would have experienced EDS suCn so
60 60 far as the Illinois Central was concerned was
already under way, ,L. ne NJ
n. NJ aid tie trouble resulted from lack
Of organization. but also from the lack 9i 9o
proper statute TO protect organized capital ir'"
such assaults. ,. .oloo,onb
After this interchange. the companys tricg1apn
wires were put at the service OF the ',rleNancc
Committee. and tonight the trains on the en,ire
illinois Central system were running as usual
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
WALLACE DEFEATED By DIXON
rur corOREp AMERICAN WINS THE BANTAM
WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP.


London June 27.-The international glove iN'' w
tween George Dixon (colorcdl, the bantam .'-''
cbamnion If America. and Nunc Wallace inc """'""
weight champion Of England. took place NJ '' ''''
NJ tho Pelican Club this evening. Inc hl'"" wa"
for the bantan-weigt championship Of ting worm anu
y nnrse of $500 Wallace retired IN the h''lc''o""'
round and Dixon was declared the victor.
The fight was witnessed by abont lW'o Pc''o"N'
ononc whom were Baron North and the Fart oi Ions
dale Wallace led off in the first round diP'"'"e
~ considerable advantage Intense interest Wa h"'
,cs,od and he was loudly checred by hi friends anu
r.,coived many signs of encouragement In inc se"'
round the Fncishman adopted duckine man'"'' -
=, which he touched DiXons legs Ihl' ed'o I''o
% cries of foul" which. however Wa ho' a"o"'u
hv the referee In the third round Wallace aPPAou
IN he considerably tagged and Dixon came 70 inc i'
n rreat advantage In the succeeding hhlhs W"
American forced the fight In The hfth' s'A'' anu
seventh rounds they fought on even gN'nnu,' i'"',
tbi mn 10 the tenth there was no ercat di.paN ui
.tic ,k but the tenth round W Naasc lcI,
fnockdown blow and blood flowed from mn mn I'o,,blc ,b
a~eIv lie came to time however, prpihpN a. ~, a.,
rsu though ms weakness was PLAINLY dPPaiIr' -,
carh succeeding round up 10 the clsIIten'" a, ,bn
sor"ht the Englishman all around the rms. ~ ~ Wv
nnNt call Wallace reached bis corner. Du Ias
adiv nsed up that he was unable u deienu ,lI d o.
lie leaned hclpessy the ropes ana was opi'scU "
rfyc I'D the fight.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
INCENDIARY TALK IN EAST ST. LOUIS
krRIKERs CHARGED BY THE POLICE AND DRIVE
RACK IRON TIE FREIG HI-HOvsEs.

ST. Louis June 27.-The strike Of platform mon III
Fast - Louis Is still on and there seems % pe Nv
immediate prospect of a settlement between the me"
"a ,he road offcials The Mobile and Ohio men. who
resumed work yesterday at the advanced "aee' "e"'
out again today and will remain with the strikers
uut,l all the roads 10 the advance ABOUT ~"
~ the strikers who live in St Louis went across
the river this morning and when they approtche" Vn"
freight houses they were charged by the ponce drNeh
hack and forced 10 return the city They Went 10
,h. hall at Eleventh 81 and Franklin ave- where hey
held secret meeting Several speeches OF an ihocil
diary character made one NJ the men, IL i
ALLEGED having said that IL they could not work IN inc
fr,lcht houses they could burn them All o' the ifciph
houses were open this morning hut onlE r." mc',
vere Al work and they were new hands Nohe N
the old men resumed their places TO-DAY ana tiy may
be looked upon a. discharged and viii be pam on
Thr supeiinicnGcnts ~ the roads h"i another meet
ing This forenoon at which the mobile ana ONO "ts
represented superintendent Clark. OF that rori Sau
III. men were forced ont Yesterday by the strikers.
lie had a few new hands working TO-DAY. MI inc
,eioaA propertv In East :. louis Is carefully gau"i
iy vatchmen ard there large police fore" on dntN
i. aSditl0n 10 this should any rotous proceeiin <,
occur a large posse armed with Ninehcshr fhcs VIII
b. rcady 10 act Al moment warning
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
ANGLO-GERMAN AGREENENI.
ENGLAND Is CONTENT WITH THE LIONS
SHARE.
THE NEGOTIATIONS ooNcLUDED - DISCUSSING
rur DETAILS IN PARLIAMENT.

THE DETAILS IN PARLIAMENT
perh, lime 27.-The National Gazette an
nounces that the Anglo-Gcrman agreement re'''i'e
10 East Africa has been finally concinded'
London. June Elm the House oil commons
D.. 1o,. S;r rames Fcrgusson, Under Foreign Sccrc-
tary, replying to Mr.. Blame, admitted 'ha' a
declaration had been exchanged with france III
March. 1862. by which France and EnSlan' en-
gagged to respect the independence oil ''e '"''''"
of Zanztbar. ,,;l,
Referring TO the report that tic agreement Win
corr,anv included a secret clause, proVlaihs 'oi
on olrance with that country III the event oi war;
tho Under Foreign Secretary denied that ,te
ornmcnt had undertaken any new oplleS,i"m oroo oo
rard European Powers either IN thc ptest', p, otio
mcnt or otherwise lie further SaG In'r rcsa1ng
uohS unissT, Mi'p Rov and Dumaraland. sup ol the
erriOy on twSny miles waG VI ths ~0"% Of
,n 2omhrsi England WAS receiving rccpEh .iU, d
Of sphere of influence over pcernpr nas, the portion
that remains.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
THE sorrH CAROLINA ALLIANCE ~ POLITICS

Columbia :. c. June - (Specan.-Thc latest fesr
rcs Of the campaign In this state arc the lndoremchs
Of Captain Tman by oolored Alliances ana mo
demand Of large club heretofore Democratic thas
qi,l-lan hall run a, an independent II he fails 10
rccctve the nomination for Governor from the Demo-
cratic Convention General StackhOuse the president
of the white Alliance Of the state in accepting tho
offer Of political assistance fiom the colored Alliance
saws: Now. IL they the colored farmers Alliances,
arc honest i'm their declarations, and so prove at me
sr,.o,,,,r election II Captan Tillman should he The
nominee we may hope that the negro l. approaching
his second emancipation. Up 10 TINS time me state
Alliance has held alo0 from POLITICS, and thc iliman
movement Tillman is not the nominee of the AN,
arcc but of an organization known as the farmers.
r,ovcnent-but the action of President stackhouse
niaces the Alliance in politics and on the Tillman
platform Stackhousc will nun for congress as Al
Alliance candidate.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
THE CHICAGO Gas TRTST RELfETFD.
F. N. CHARLTON w1rmpE>ws nls sulr-Tn
RECEIVER TO BH DISMISSED.

!
RECEIVER TO BIZ DISMISSED.
Cbicaco June % (>pccial.-rhc surprise ~ tho day
wa, the sudden cessation of Lawyer Francis VI 'hhrI
ton, attack, on the great Chicago Gao Trust itI"
after Il O'Clock son Of e. Il. g. Hng'' pr"'ro'h' "i
thc trust appeared In Judge CollinSS c"uff ana H""
popcr signed bv Charlton and the drcnd,nt attorney
in which il was stipulated by the complainant ana
dotcrdant that the cause BE- dismissed without costs u"
either paty The stipulation entered of record
and the ca.c was dismissed The settlement carries
with IL the discharge of Colonel George H. DaV' a
receiver though formal order &" tai ehcc' mas Scu
lcen entered Milton j. Beck, Charon's law partAcr'
said .
Il did not know that the suit was going To be as
,tscd until Yesterday and when Charlton told inc "f
II | strongly urged him not 10 do II. iold nm tl'u
cvcDbody would say that he had sold out. 'hafI III
replied that he had not received cont ana would FOL
receive any money; that he wa not IN 'ho ease =" o
bought -,
What reason, then. did he give for dropping the
case'7
lie said that from what he could soc, the litigation
rrouiscd To be an cndlc,, one with some doubts "i
nj, bcing successful after all. lie aid that ne had
already been acd by ~, , c h wa, clear t get
"t c~cn / don't believe he has received money or
that he ever expected to make cent, except 10 pr"
'eo' ~, r nnoni" amer With Mr.. Beck. II aways
td H., - & Gonldy that Charlton, suit Wa moth
,almei bN N iohbinr .chcmc The street reporter,
hnvc II that Charlton ha- all along been me agchi 81
" sid Kent in tie manipulation of Gigantic dcaI III
Chicago gas stock and ihit NJ 'ul' va ~ ~ m, ~
tcrcst and that Kent now comes ou' OF me uRn'
ectoT viii a cool million made by the decline "cn
receiver appointed ana thc mlou u.s." ~ ~ ,be m
increased plicc. Inc s'o'h r''c ''"'' P'' " "
Exchange ~ day. ~ ,,, A.. ,.e ,r.,,..
There i SUI another litigation when me Gas iFi''
has no compromised. IT Is the case oi III. fcope "1
iLc relation Of r. b. Peabody, quo warrant" Pr'ccr"
incs 10 ascertain by what right the trust d"N
II was I'm this that tho supreme court urriu'n
,hat the TrIst was Illegal II j. before judge DrltR
nm a remand by the supreme Court 10 carry oit ulc
order winding up the Trust.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
cOIIuRIA FRESHMEN WIN IN TIE DARK.

New London, Conn., June @'.-Ihc 'oiuhio'a IL IT
,, freshman race was rowed in the dark and proved
y, no an unsatisfactory affair. After the big race, the
,.or course was so crowded with craft that II was
d,r, before the Columbia and Harvard freshmen Siared
ON their twomllc race. From the statements oil the
fcu who saw part OF The race, 1t was learned tat te
crews came down the river nearly together unui 'he
last half mile where steamer ran "cros' ''o w"
.hr ,rerL The crews could not be distinguished ana
,hc nosition OF the and their time Is iarfeD
W Iio ~ ~ eue-swork The referee gave Columbia the
NE hv half length. and the Harvard men were ap
nsrcntiv satisfied. Columbias time was gwen OUT
as
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
10 BIND THE SOUTH AND Wgsr covvrpcr.rrr

Kansas city. No, June 27.--A delegation Of 100
BUSINESS men from New-Orleans representing every
department Of the mechanical and commercial interests
OF the crescent City. arrived here this morning on the
way to Ogden Utah. where, beginning on Tuesday and
continuing Tor week more. will be held the corona
ton OF Rex H. The present Rex I. IS Major S. b
Eaimsley an activ. member of the New Orleans Cham
Der OF commerce hoard of Trade and Cotton Exchange
Behsn and Is. Lcper Major teho, , ~. .,13' ~ - =, ~
inS regarding their trip Our Rex coronation party
VIII establish domain in ogden, but This lodge has
no other object In view at this time than "a nromofc
closer commercial relations between the south and
Vest The party Mt here tonight for Ogden.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
ursr ,ynr, cycLOyES TO BE sTGyALnED.

Washington. June 27.-Geneml Greely. CHEF signa
Officer is perfccting arrangements through the Secr>
tory Of state whereby the earliest information
nroctcahlc will be obtained regarding West Indian
cyclones Auxiliary stations OF observation will be
established at ST. Thomas Kingston, and santiago dc
Cuba from where two observations daily during tho
hurricane season will be obtained By telegraph
General Grecly has also arranged, through Pro
fcssor Carpmael. OF the Canadian Meteorological
Rureau. for regular reports from bermuda over tho
n is believed that important benefits VIII result 70
the maritime interests Of the bned states dnrmS tne
hurricane season from this arrangement
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
FEW HARVARD OR YALE MEN TO DE SEEN.

ono certain sign Of the great oat race u ''1 ~
.., g., dosrr,od nv many college men. Yesterday was
no o,,.ution 10 the rule. The "eilded youth hau
vanished except for few faded specimens ana ot "e
older ,lu,n all who could get away from business ara
tou wcr. 10 be found IN and around New-London' Inc
ccnc,,l rcsorts Of university OF all ages were sihgnaf
i, 4, rho University Club hardly score OF members
t down 10 dinner which there are as rule over TWO
hundred Little money changed hands over the race
Y,l defeat o, Ataonta> early IN the season MAUI
the wcarcrs Of the blue hot h'orites anu inc ''7 ~
generally conceded to be a foregonc conclusion
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
COLD-BLOODED MURDER IN FLORIDA.
PROMINENT COLORED REPUBLICANS THROAT
CUT BIZ A WHITE RUFFIAN.


Lake City, Fla. June 81 (SpecaD- This usually
ouct town has been in cCrmOton over the coh'
bloodcd murder saturday night Of Adam Anderson,
a ouict and inofensive citizen. whose throat was cue
bv Ben Eaton. The circumstances are a. follows:
Anderson and his wife went downtown saturday
night to buy their weeks groceries While Mrs.
Anderson was waiting outside the market for her
husband a white man named Phillips grossly inNufed
her Anderson saw the act and Threatened - 'ali
the marshal At this Phillips drew HE KNIFE ana 'd
.- yo,. IL you call the marshal VIII cut yonr
tq,-oot, Ander,on's wife. fearful Of trouble, urged
her husband to drop The dispute.
They went into grocery 10 complete their pur-
chase, when Ben Eaton, a friend Of Philips, de'
lberately walked up Anderson and cut his throat.
Anderson died in fifteen or twenty minutes. lie was
n prominent coored Republican The coroners jury
rendered verdict that Anderson came T. hlS death
~ th, hands o. Ben" Eaton, Philips being naihct
ns accessory Both were arreSfec ana plhcN IN
iail Feeling has Iun high and there Is sald 70 ns
movement on foot take the two men out OF lau
and set them free. Murder !, at premium hcre'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
nry,xns OF TRA,yMEy GRANTED.

Lima. ohio. June 27.-An incipient strike among
The switchmcn and other employes OF the Cincinnati
hamilton and layton road was ended last nSht ~
the prompt Acceptance by the company OF the terms
asA.d hv tho mon The swiichmcns wages are ad
vanrca from, II - 10 81 A. foT night and from - -
10 - IS day for day men hremen irom - 80 10
al IS brakcmen. from Al i2 10 al 30 ana cohun,ps,
CAV preventing transfers by other roads.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
TNIFNSE HEAT IN THE VEST.
MANY PRerRATpOx., some FATAL, N CHICAGO
AND ELSEWHERE

M III4>FN
Chicago June 27.--Thc intensely hot weather which
has prcvailcd in Chicago and vicinity since last sun
day continues There have been thus far SIX deaths
from sun>trokc. including two this morning. anu
large number Of cases which have not proved ia'aL
>bout twenty persons were prostrated by heat YES
terdav. but none Of them will Gle Dispatches rom
eever;,l ponts in Indiana Illinois and Iowa report
the temperature ranging from 90 to oo Sc'er~
fatal cases Of stin,trokc are mentioned.
Louisville June 27.-Twclvc persons were overcome
bv the heat here today. ON case resulted iataiy'
Burlington. Iowa. June ~ (special.-Ihc intense
heat of the last few days has demoralzed business
In this region. Reports from surrounding villages
,eu az n number OF fatal cases of sun>troke. Many
animal, have dropped dead in harness The tler
nonccr has been high los degrees IN the shade
and l2s I'm the sun.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
RACING IL ENGLAND.

London. June 27.-Thc Royal Windsor summer meet
ing was opened to-day. The principal race was for
the ROYAL Plate, 1900 sOvcrelgs, for twoycarolds
five furoncs straight. Nol Fenwiclts chestnut colt
Novcrrc won. Blydges Willysm's bay or brown colt
Ftz Simon was second and B!undcl Naples black
aiIy Grace Emily third. The betting before the start
was 5 70 against Noverre, IL n . against Fitz simon
and IL 20 10 against Grace Emily.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

London, June 27.-The Dutch steamer Prns Fred
erik from Amsterdam for Java, sunk on the night
Of June - in latitude i7 north longitude Il west, by
collision with the British steamer MOrpessa. from
Tacanroc for Dunkirk. The collision occurred during
a dense foe. The Marpessa has arrived at Falmouth
with her bows stove and her forepcak full Of water.
She had on hoard the and nncty-thrcc pasScn-
Of the Prins Frcdcrlk six lives lost IN the
collision The PrnS, Frcdcrik was of l0Do tons reg
istcr.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
c,R ACCOUNTANTS VISITING ASBrRr PARK.

Asbury Park y. j.. June - t>pccial-Abont 100
members OF the international Association oi ''r ."
countants, which has been holding H. hiNc"t' H"'."'
,,r,ion in Jersey CITY visited Asbury Park today.
Tuev camc as The guests Of the Pcnnsy lvana Ralro
fnn,nany 10 inspect this division Of the road ana "
spend day at the seaside. Thcy were chterE'"ci
at the Coleman House.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
A BANOUET TO EX-KING MILAN.

belgrade, June 27.-Thc professors Of the university
here gave a banquet to ex King Milan today. En-
thusiastic speeches made In favor OF the Obrcno
witch dynasty.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
TIE ANGLICAN SYNOD OF NOVA SCOTIA.

Halifax y. s.. June 27-Thc Anglican synod of
Nova Scotia opened in ST. Lukc's Cathedral 70 CAV
Tho clergy ten taking part In the opening services
wcro BishGp Dudley Of Kcntuchv; Bishop Walker, oi
North Dakota: Bishop Perry, Of Iowa: Bishop kindon,
of Fredericton. y. H.. and Bishop Courtney, Of I'm
diocese The last named adminktcrcd the Communion
and the Bishop of Kentucky was the preacher.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE AT EEzERoUM.

CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE AT EEzEROuM.
Constantnope. June 27.-Adviccs received here
from Erzcroum regarding the trouble in that city
state that detachment Of Turkish soldiers searched
church there while services were being held in the
belief that quantity Of secreted In the
building The congregation resented this indignty
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
WELCOMING TIE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN.

Berlin June 27.-Thc American rhemen under
Me,srs Wcrenburg. Sicburg and Mcycr arrived at
Hanover today and met with cnthusiatc rccc9
ton. They marched III procession thI"n~n oi'
principal streets escorted by the lIanoveran Rica.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
wnuNoq oF THE APPRENTICE PRIzB.

Newport. r. l.. June 27.-The Bailey medal gwen
after a competitive examination Of the apprentice boys
of the United states training ships was awarded ,'n"S
10 George Pcnninpt H. a secondslass seaman appch'o
OF the Portsmouth.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
, WnsTERy STEAMBOAT NAMED FOR hk' MANl l-hi

Murraysville W. Va. Juno 27-The Henry NJ sian
10y was launched to-day by the MuTaysvlo Manu-
featuring Company and Will be towed to jrontoh lucs
day to receive cabin and machinery
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
ANOTHER GAS MAry BREAKS ,oosr

dispatch was received at Police Ieadcu,r.crs late
last night saying that tht gas main at and
nirtys'Ath-st. Madson'aw and the Harlem River had
burst and the gas was fire The Manhattan Gas
.ompahy' 70 "hom the main belonged. once in.