davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
THE HAWAIIAN CABINET RE'IGSlNG'
- THE HOUSE on \ RESOLUTION OF
,.cx or CONFERENCE.-The NEW
MINISTRY

,, The steamship Marlpo''
,., her, to-day. twenty I'VE Day "o'" ,.,aa. state
- to,. from Honolulu ha"ald" 49,, ADAMS
,,. ~, ri,nc II King Kalakaua appo'"oU 49, v,ce
C,,r,i,s 10 be Minister OF foF'Is" ,tr,ster Of
"''.,- ,+,, resigned Godfrey Bro"h' MINIS -,
Io'''""" n Damon. resigned; Charles ~ 'P''
f'"', 49, g the Interior. vice Lorh n l'' nm,
Ger ., ,,nur r. Peterson Attorney '''o'"''
resigned; ana ATt'"' -
,tce e. " Ashford. ,,,oduced A
an Friday, June ~, Nobo N'ue"'ai ,rbe-oas IL
,l,,tion in The Legislature dcclar'"S - ~. ~ the
. ,unarcnt that the CONSTITUTIONS :. hin, I'M.
Kin, we're irreconrilaby dNlue"' GU cent by
N"'e =, hcal dsscn,on in any manner 49, ~
I",' ,,, ~ the Cabinet, II was re'ol'eu "' -
u vi .r,. H., dissatisfaction WITH inc e
.g,ir, nv declaring want OF 'o'lD' h,
''"c W. - prcvious 10 the INTRODUCTION VI w
Ito, Minister Austin replied " INC no IL,
.,,., hin, in the majority report VI ~ S.I,,n, -.
- rorei.-n Affairs, which have pee" . ho had
,,rcd ~ in these dispatches. IL "'' .. Law before
-, "a. instructions OF the HOUSE " 10y ,,,
ui9o"c',' ..,,s regarding the opposed treaty WV
u u" ..1 .,,tcs and that % had ao>''''" .ho
'' .,,,s I'm relation Ia the W''v'' W.
,., ,n.v were personal comnun' a+,,e
pea '''' s,.,i,, ~ the resolution, kepr'se'l'"
. - ,,,ortinc that there was Er'"'' F, 4hot
Crown ,,,o,ritv Of the Ministry. namely '"''
49, r,l,oritv should not rule oHc'' wv ,A,., had
NV ,.,,rinc that whereas Minister 'NS"o' -
luu'"' ,,,,,, ~ refuse to follow the advice VI D."
-, ,hc cabinet which advice u '"e "''""''
"''', "a, sunr,me Court passed upon anu W.
n, unconstitutional tho Attorney 'fIV ws3
"a9er pcrns n his s. "d Ea Attorney General was
resolved 'h9' ,rc,t ccnsurc and condemnat"a o "a
t t Tarsc Which did thereby declare u '''
hdenTS IN and warm debate followed S
General and some member, "a t ge} rid Of one
toon ln - Tho Ministr, only by paSelne rbo vots
%s"t Of ondncs in the e, %G%F D"S ne vote of .
rownt NN nIcctive members OF the House IN
10 p 81 an "a i1 The Cabinet promptly resghe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
rnoop 4. REACHES rARRYrow::.

Tarrytown, y. Y. July (spccal.-The mcmherS
of Troop \ were tired, sore. dusty and hungry lo'
Of men when they arrived at this place at O'Clock
This evening The horses, many of winch seemed
entirely unfit for the business were tagged ont Nor.
than the men, and II serious question whether
or not some OF them would be able 20 reach TINS pace
today on the trip nothing worthy Of note happened
Many friends of the troopers we've summcrins along
tho ronte AT Hastings, Dobb's Ferry aud other places,
and they waited and anXt0u>y to see their solder
friends 20 by. The Troop preserved regular forma-
ton the entire distance. Arcar guard wa maintaln"i
all the way but no advance guard WI, deemed
necessary. When Il is remembered mat the Irtl
occupied seven hours in riding twenty three mile
perhaps no explanation Of that seeming ANOMALY j.
necessary. No doubt II was like pulling teetn Tor the
men IN 60 into the stable and groom their own horses
mon their arrival here but. II so there was nothing
IN their manner Of going al the work 10 indicate tal
they had not been accustomed t. doing that spr OF
thing all their lives. The mon All went ~ bon carly
tonight prepare for the hard day' W rS tomorrow
The Intention was 10 start about : O'Clock tomorrow
M rning but il is doubtful # 80 early start VIZ DC
made IL will be probably lie rc1rcr O'Clock tifi
4 nv the fine the ride g. Peckskin ), begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
wgy DID THE PIGEONS LEAVE THE PIERl

The pigeons the pier Of the spanish steamship
Line No II North River. have mum tcaly increased
so RAPIDLY OF late that they have become nuisance
IL was resolved to shoot them all on Friday, as a
Fourth OF July celebration. number OF young
men armed with small rifles, who had been invited
% nar,cipate in the sport were on tie pier at the
appointed hour, and nothing wanting 10 make
the Nations birthday enjoyable one except the
absence OF the pigeons. They had all gore to
spend the holidays somewhere else, and, for the
first time I'm many Iaonths. not bird was visible
among the beams under the rOOf Il the pier. II ~
supposed that the employees talked too inUch about
the anticipated fun. ard the pigeon. uvcrhearing
them. decided that they would not remain 70 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
rpAycr PUTTING \ DUTY Oh CORN.
, coyrIyrArro OF THE OLD POLICY OF FNo
urprr1vG AMERICAN PORK.
HITTING AMERICAN

Paris. July 5.-Thc senate this week mas snow. ~
hand plainly in regard to American queS'o">
,on., debate it finally voted In favor of Il ""H -
,hrcc franc, on corn. and supplemented TINS ~ ,'
posing u duty of siN francs Oh ''r""''' ,.. IA
r.", r,., 1,,,to II wa, distinctly ayowed that me
w., ~ ,,r,, ,,.o. =, be con ldcrrd only coninh"'n
- rho nine. wear old policy toward American P',"'
CONT. Fouchcr de Carcl declared that the u"p''''
,,or Of \ncricun pork only another m''e o, ~"
mating American corn. and French farmer, ''"u "'
maintain themselves against H. The pr"hlb'''" i
pork was right and ought to be ma'"t''''t"' "'' n
P'" ~ ann, .bould also he made prohbi'ivc VI
,,,,ii t,cd attention to the fact that American Po"
WAS prohibtcd only on the ground Of it, aI'H'" u"
br,,tbulrc,,. lie declared that this was mc'cN !"
prctcAL other mcmbcrs replied that It wa o ''S"'
.nd ,hu the prohibition ought To DC malnt"nVvvh 4
"''" art,rlc nubli,hed in The Temps, WI!
thought to reflect the views Of the oye[m nGcr witch
: would Ice desirable to withdraw the psohO'""
against pork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
AnMY ANn NATY INTELLTGENCE.

Washington july Second Lieutenant +. w. V. @.
Lucas Corps Of Engineers. has been ordered 10 temporary
dv with the battalion Of Engineers at the United states
Military Academy.
professor w w. HcndricKson has been detached from
dv Al the Naval Academy and placed on waiting orders
S,va, Cadet w r. Holmes has been detached from special
duty at Cramps shipyard Philad"pha' ana ordered u
, ,eroyinp shin ST Louis. Lieutenant &. J. Bonsch
has L.en ordered To examination for promotion.
The United STATE, steamship Alliance arrived at Singa
uorc to-day from Penang.
plymouth July 5.-lhc Philadelphia nautical school
ship Saratoga which arrived here yesterday. will u
SOUTHAMPTON Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
OUTGOING STE5 nERS.
MONDAY. JULY Z.
WEDNESDAY. JULY
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEwYoRK .........sATU RDAY july D. 1870
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer CIV OF Chicago Br BEDFORD. Liverpool Jnne 40
onceaswn 90 with passengers TO Peter Wrsht
Sons Arrived at The Bar AT o2o 10 ,.,n In bauas,to
Steamer Gcfe Russ 9Srns n.yHea ports with md''
to Elliott Arrived AT The Bar a. S.g M day.
S,S fru 70 Gomez & aisa Arrived at the Bar al ~
Steamer Ycmassee Kempton wilmington with mdse ana
messengers 10 VIM p clyde & CO .. ia,
steamer Clty Of says9Pa W STEt9' Sa''D"'"
steamer Delaware Chchester J a cS so q 60 80
smp I,nclug Br. Hatfield. Dundee 50 "H'' IN OA's'"
RSTk rnd,a Anderson Auckland 90 DAYS "in md'e
" Pcrbcy GO. vessel 10 lenna psrnambuco 80
aa S.r IN BALLAST @ihs f" TnS@sens CO.
sUNsEr-wind AZ S S n eSS NS"'' " '''''
CLEARED
steamer Advance Griths Para RIO Janero santos &C.
via ramT seita SBri Medci Macors Hugh Kelly
steamer holste!n lGeI). trahon' 81 AIMS D'' ~
steamer Antonio Zambrano Nor Krohs. Baracaa-Some'
ssaT carl KOnoW Nor, schwengs &c
steamer Niagara. Hansen Havana ana NeA''"n ''
steamer Suece. RISK Galveston VIA Key west-C AA
0 Steamer Sg ysD sc..
Steiner ese STATE Of Texas williams feFnAndihs-
Ms,"n CIV OF savannah savanpaa-R WsEss
SSteatvucr Fa1a Pennington wilmington. NC-"m O"n'
60 Roanoke Huiphers Newport News and Norfolk
Old Dominion Couch Newport News and Richmond
-0d D0p RchmSnd Jenney West Point vaoM Douniea
$500. .. , 0,.,. poitirore-U G Fostsr
,",ncr " nthrop Homer. Gastport-F ii smith q o.
steamer Elr nora Bragg POrtland-Horauo haL,
s,eSmer Gen whitney Bearse Boston-H DimooA L., -
aTs re II Dtch DE Jonge Batavia JAVA TOT ~
ders-Punch Eye y Co - MI >,..,n,ore T. w p
, Armstrong cIrrrp
e,eapers Rotterdam for Amsterdam suevia ana icmss
Tamhnrx Elder Bremen la BOurgogne hs'fS 1870
'vernooI. CITY Bristol.
uolsten 81 AIMS Bay Niagara. Hhvsns o" a. orssns
Nuere- eson; Louisiana aud hasa ~ ,No,,,nior
Kansas civ savannah wpn5on oa p1n, o,ns
norfolk; Roanoke, Newport News h.nng pa.,nu Wv "
~ + ~ Rrune Baltimore: II A Hartmann; bosou. Ana.
Ships Mommsen. for stettin; Augus's' hA'H0u'H '
Maury for KonlgsberG Aurga London Vio"'
Havrc.
Also sa,led-yia Long Island Sound
steamers Winthrop for Bangor Eieanora. Portland
Brig LAZY, for Wlndsor Ms ,,r,.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAME"A
FOREIGN PORTS.
,,oor, Avn r,,x ARRIVED steamer Egyptian Monarch
,prS irwin from New York her way To London ma nj,
slstps June 6-Arriyed. steamer Boston SS 'Di" fe~
from Ne" I,y Passed steamer waesand (Beg) Grnut
from New York her way To Antwerp r,,,cx,ua man,
DI,Nyer HEAD June Passed steamer ihlng'a" 'psnh
WbnnURa July Sailed. steamer slayona 'oer scnm'as
for New. York .--, ..ooc,a 1F,, santAl
| HAyhE, July b-Sailed steamer h~ "s'o's"' N'
haN,TEapaM July o-Auived. steamer Amsterdam tp'cn
| stenger. from NowYork. . v..,6ar, fD,ehh
| Potter. for New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

Ottawa, July The report that the United
state, surveyors have established tho boundary
llrc between Canada and ALASKA twenty eight
miles further cast than II Was supposed 10
lac il, not regarded important at the Geo
,,,,i o,,rvc, DEPARTMENT here - tho fixing u the
Louudary is an international matter. T. be determined
~ tbe satisfaction Of both countries or falling Tn tha'
hv arbitration and Ia, been under consideration by
both countries Against the conclusions oi the itr1
S,Yt,- -uryrv Canada has the observations OF VIII
lam Opilvlr Of the Canadian survey party when cA
norcd the YUKON district In 1888 Ogllvle p,ht thc
yvimtcr i'm maiug astronomical observation, for tn"
nurnose of -certaning the position OF the lIlst &c
gree Of longitude, which he finally placed abon nucN
milo. from the boundary line rs runGon United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
HELD ON A CHARGE or KILLING HIS WIFE

Martin Loppy, who Is under arrest on suspicion Of
having killed his wife Hester, was arraiencd before
Judge Hogan at the Essex Market Police Court, yes
.er,tay morning Mrs LOppy found dead in her
apartments at No 300 Chyrstiest., with four stab
wounds In her body. Of the tlr1rss having pene-
tratcd her heart. Robert Weir friend Of L0ppy.
came to pay him visit Friday, but hearing quar-
relug going on inside the room went away without
entering This was about nOOn Four hours after
ward Weir called again. When h. entered LOppy 5
rooms LOppy was covered with blood aud his wife
lay dead 90 the floor
She killed herself with pair Of shear 81 the
husband in rcP.s to Wei nGaifing ., L. VIZ, WEI
Insisted that his wife had killed herself Judge Hogan
crmit,~h him without bail 10 await the action of the
Grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
SIX NIHILISTS CONVICTED IN PARIS.
SENTENCED TO FINE AND IMPRIsoNMENT-IHs
TWO WOMEN ACQUITTED.

Paris Jusy 1.-The trial Of the Nihilists resu'en IN
the conviction Of Reinsten Nakaachdzo, kacmntSef'
I abrenius. Ieyof and Orlowsk. each Of whom was
sentenced 10 undergo three years Imprisonment and
~ nav A fine OF 200 francs. Anna, the wife OK
Renstein. and female physician named Fromoers
we're acquitted.
When the sentence pronounced Orlowsn de-
clared that he wond be happier in French prison
than in the mines Of siberia Reinsten SAID ne had
60 cd IA ion i'm any plot because France had gwen
him a refuge and because he Thought that con-
snlracv against the Russian Government ought 70 %
ePnrpoS ON only in Russia. Ever since he had been
in Siberia he had devoted his life 70 the cause OF
%{hillsm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
coon CROPS IN NEV-JERSET.

Belvidcre v j.. July . )spec'ab.-if the weather
,s n, all favorable I'm the coming ten days, the great
fields Of timothy and clover in su7'eN ana warren
counties will be harvested Old farmers say that they
never saw finer hay than the crop this year Not
withstandng the report that havoc has been wrought III
Cs,.ral and Northern New-Jersey wheat hclds, an
Examination OF thi, crop justc, the statement that
the farmers may well afford TO feel encouraged by thc
,,reeept outlook Tho wheat ou>e has done con
siderabe damage. but other cau,cs for crop failure
are absent this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
THE ARRIVAL IN TIE CAMP.

State Camp, Peekskill, y. y. July l7pecai'-lhs
9th Regiment marched into camp and detail OF
Cap-sin Wilson'S I'd Battery welcomed the command
with a rou.ing salute Of thirteen guns al 3 r. m %
dav Little ~ course was done on the hr>t u'N
beyond the Distribution Of supplies by the Quarter
masters department. Aftcr supper the regiment
formed up for dress parade. The drillground pre-
sented fine appearance. with the brilliantly Polshu
tnirfy pouuder held pieces Of Captain Wilson's battcN
ana the white trOi~eI, aud helmets OF the O. ENc'i
Que i'm camp j. anXOusly aW'.'lne the arrival Ot
Troop \ al midday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
nrn1AL OF TIE POET MICKIEwIEz At cRAcow.

Crncow July Tho body Of the Pol Sh poet
Mlchlcwicz which had been removed from IT. resting
Mace at Montm0rcncy, France, was rcburcd here yes
,.rIav The ceremony attended Toy populations
rcnr,.cnting the whole Of Europe and one dcputdton
from America. Count rarnowsh delivered touching
"rat,nn I'm the funeral procession we're numerous
hands the members of which were dressed IN Polish
national costumes. The crypt In which the body wah
placrd was fairly filed with wrcatl'. Tie chanting
1f MOlart's requiem was part of the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
MISSIONARY MURDERED IN PERSIA.

Rockville Ind. July 5.-Lctters received '"'r H',''
por.i, Give details " the murder Of Mrs Joh J."
Wright. American Presbyterian missionary at eaiu"S'
Western Persia In April native school Ha' "o''
half American half syrian killed her with dagger "
her own home in revenge for his discharge rom "e'
cmploy Mrs Wright a historian ana "aN o'""
,,,I ,rcl educated and accomplished Her father Wa
,n,nrcr ~ ancient Syriac In American colleges. Shc
w"S married 10 Mr. Wright four years. Ihey "efc
i'm THIS country last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
cLANBAKE AT AvOXBr.THE-SEA.

Avon.bv the sea July (speclau-A great free clam
baLc and sale Of lots wa held hero oday 10y Edward
Ha,chccr the founder Of the town. The visitors were
aimed I'm large tents pitched IN one OF the grove
ov.tors clam, and hardsh' crabs wcr' furnished
in abundance Nearly 100 invitttOns were sent out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
ppopo,ryc 4 ~pRIx DE PARIS" FOR NETWORK

PROPOSING \ "PRlX DE PARIS" FOR NE"N'hN'
Paris July "a proposition Is beng agltatei A"V"s
American artists for the foundation In New York OF
..rrix do paris, similar to the French "Pry de Rome
,dcr tho conditions Of which four artists who are Sc
lertcd here by competent artistic authorities are sent
every wear to Rome complete their studies III ART at
rho public expense. The plan now suggested + That
.in,ilnr endowment be raised in America for the pur
mos. of sending yearly 10 Paris one or more hnerlca
rrtsts undrr thirty years Of age some well-kn0wn
members OF the American colony have expressed 'eir
IcsIr,, 10 contribute 10 such "a fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sorr,.,.sl sss 7s0 IMocarlsesl0 81 pm Moonsasis
WATER
uea,dx Uook 50 GOV Island 10 SO Hell. Gate 90!
= 1-sandy HooE 10 43 Gov Island llOl Hell Gate VOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

heroes who lost their during the recent
cyU' The bodies arc being brought from r npca
o oo,. by PERUVIAN mon-ofUar, and will be r''D'''
here. ,..o, The Peruvian man
Of war Lima escorted by mort r4G yeSc a1 Lima
Esmctiua 5ics Of Vice ADMIRAL Grau ana o''i''
Ell In the battle Of AngaIno''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
nyJyG At THE AGE or l13 YEARS.

syracuse. y. Y. July 5 (Special-Mr Eva Hart Of
cicero Centre who had reached the advanced age o.
ia wears was buried to-day. She was rhe widow Of
Henry G. Hart, who fought In the war OF 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
nEAclINa orEaEc wIrm sMALLpoX On BoARD

Quebec July inflammation va, received here
Inst night that a ship with smallpox on board was
canning into port To-day the vessel was detained
a, Quarantine station, GOrsse Isle. She Is the bark
Sor;'tot.t from Harsecs, MnS :, for this port. in
ballast Two OF the Saratoga'S crc~ died ot tile
disease on the passage OUT ana were Durlco AT stu
Another is now III with the disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
rur PARK RANK. CHICAGO. TO REMAIN CLOSED.

Chicago. July bit definitely announced at the
parI, National Rank to-day that the directors nave
decided not ~ resume business No receiver has yet
- annointcd and 10 further order has been received
Rom the Controller Of the Currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

Little Lawrence ~N.trrr i've year, Old. and Two Other
youn,,o1s lalur u 'front.' oi Dis hone o. 40 ~
Shfril-,t y.s"fdaf and u tA'n STUCK hgfd hr'
cracker into the huuchnle % empty liquor barrel They
had rolled h. barrel from BOO front krNus's liquor
.fnrr 40 Houston and sheriff ts - ;hc fi" o Nh" ''r'"
when uc Hrccrackrr went into the i1rl u lstrd he
I5-on,d f.mr. o. alcohol and there vas 'Np'"-ion
nat -'affl,d 600 flo u'rihorod one lraG ~
The barr, Wa blown up into Oh. alore t,c Pap 90 t
al est tenement 90 the block and the barr. nf
I'D 'c a torch. Th" Svltlr low va Anooh'd -"i-'1'na
OIL the pavement Dbl, rompau cscspG injury. Cap
,lln schultz AID r:hcf policemen from tho lnn MAJ
kct police station close iy and carried the hoy into the
station Ills forehead ont and b" appeared % be-
diving when polite" sent hurry call for au ambulance
bu, later he rcqained and ambulance
econ said he not hurt -fior'f- II" vas taken ="
Bellevue Hospital
Adam +. Virgins. . youn1 IAN living At Un'huidI'd-
and ty.scyc4t--t and Nlnthayo was struck n the
lee and wounded severely carly yesterday morning Of Law
-enccst and Tcuth.avc. by bullet which -omcbdy had
ar.d At a di-thuco lie was IN" Manhattan Hos
ptal.
A. the steamboat pilgrim Of the Fall River Line wa.
pa-,ing the excursion barge Nu~qgcpann1, near lNker
Island on Frdny evening .omolod tie barge nr"d
hot and the struck Miss Annie God-trn. Of so
o Fldridqc..t VINO was on Tn steamboat. She va,
wounded in tho scrouy and sent TO The hospital
on her arrival Boston.
Joscph Pcnteror age ten. Of 80 532 Wet Thitteth.
t. va. accidentally shot In the arm Friday night by
frederick Lankon0r age seventeen. Of No 1913 W'si
Thirtcth-st LanEemor arraignod in the Jrn"r-on
Market Court yesterday and held N await the result 81
Pcnt,rOr', injury.
y,,ne pay,d wI,alcn age Gfty.nyc. Of 80. Ios last
Eighty .eoond-,t lay Ia drunken sleep at ParkA'r a'd
ghth-t., Friday nah -oluc boy made
q pillow 81 niccrackcrs for him. II" turned uP at the
rlehty..lPntl.,t station yesterday With burned ana
.,orch.d scalp and Wa patched up by surgeon
Justice Hogan Fs,'N Market Police Court wa once
q boz himself given u celebrating the birthday OF hi'
country ia much the manner the Toys OF TO-DAY
when lac mounted N" bench yesterday there were over
thirty boys biz and lttlc sand~ichcd In among hA'"
doros group druks hcfor" him charged win shooting
Of nrecrackcrs and pistol. and d-tnrbhe th' Pa'' gen
rallv The Justice rcprimanded the boy. with IN" -I'
ulcion Of twinkle In his eye. and tod them 70 20 anu
I'm ma moro one Of the lads, however, va, punished
He had placed cartridge the railway tracks ia Ih'u
.,. lansing A runaway. lie was fined -.
" Inonr tie prisoners In the TOmbs Pollc" ''urt yes
to-day ornnq was Edward Titt"rton, charged win '
murder Of David Dillon by shooting him duiihe Fo''"
-, rlv carsaI In front 80. 25i EuIabethst lie vas
hd for trial aud number Of witnesses were sent TO h'
| House Of Detention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

To BURY TIE PATRIOTS IN PERUVIAN SOIL.
Linn July D. via Galveeton-Cireat preparations are
making here to receive the bodies OF the Peruvian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
MIR. GAME DEFINING HIS POSITION.

london, July 5.-Mr. Calne has Written 70 MI
Gladstone that he has returned to the Gladstonian
party and that he is prepared TO accept Home Rule
In principle while rcscrvng freedom aN to th' DEALS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

BISMARCK NOT TO RUN FOR TIE kElChsIA"'
Berlin, July 5.--Princo Bismarck has declined 20
contest Kniscrslauern for the Rcchstag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
Fast Trainsio Washington

A complete schedule Of fast Trains Z, Baltimore and
ashn gton operated by the jersey Central Reading.
and b. aud o. All equipped with Pullman par.
io and sleeping Punetual service. stations fost
Of Llberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
rxc,,su MINERS, WAGES ADVANCED.

London July 5.-Thc wages Of the Northumberland
miner, have been incr asci per cent. This makes
nm advance of 30 per cent In thc wages Of the men
within few months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

TO HOLD CHESS CONGRESS AT MANCHf''lE h
London, July j.-An international chcss congress
will meet al Manchester August -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
For The TOILET

No better preparation can be had than
Ayers Hair Vigor. All who use it speak OF
its merits in the highest terms and place il.
as dressing, far beyond anything else OF
the kind II imparts TO the hair beautiful
sken lustre and fine fragrance, prevents
badness, and restores gray hair TO its orig
inal color and texture.
For five years | was troubled with
disease OF the scalp, which caused the hair
to become harsh and dry and TO fall out in
such large quantities as to threaten COM
plete badness. Ayers Hair Nigor being
strongly recommended to me. | began 10
apply this preparation, and before the first
bottle was used the har ceased falling out
and the scalp was restored to It's former
healthy condition" 49, Francisco Aceyedo,
Silao Mexico.
IL have used Ayers Hair Vlgor and have
received more satisfaction from 1t than from
any other hair dressing | ever tried
c. f. Wooster. Westoyer. Md.
81 use Ayers Hair Vigor constantly, and
find II excellent" II. c. O'Brien, Fort
Keogh, Montana.
Ayers Hair Vigor
PREPARED By
Or. j. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggisu and Periumsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

FOR CANCELLING THE MARQUEE CONTRACT
Lisbon. July 5.-fhe United states Great Britain
and Portugal have agreed TO ask the swiss Government
20 appoint three jurists TO tx the amount due by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

PORTUGAL for the cancellation Of the Lorenzo Marques
contract. IL. a..
The Chamber Of Deputies has passed credit Tor
the construction Of a cable to the Azores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
A WAR-CLOUD IN THE EAST.
THE STORM IN THE BALKANS LlhhLA ~
BREAK AT ANY TINE.

GERMANY COMING TO THE PoRTE's RELIEF
DEMANDS OF GREECE AND sERvIA-RUsSIA
INSISTING on HER CLAIMs-THE
ANGLOGFRMAN AGREEMENT.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-31
PRICES BELOW ZERO


them ut cost and
away.