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rAssKxGKR LISTS.

SAN FKaxcTsco. May m.-Ths following
passengers sailed today on the steamer
City of Pnehla:
For Seastie-K oaemax A. v. Homie. n.
Dsbss George Wood. II. C. Tuck. / ssuonx. Mrx
Manhaii. Mrx c. Harrls on. George Fossas and
utse, A Haix. G. A. TAyiof. ID. d. Taylor. Mrs
BiAnsord and daughter. Mrs. II. A. Osborn sad
son. ]. T. Farrell and wife. Mr~ Stewart Pro-
lessor Paul aud wife. Mira Hughes. Mrs u. A..
Hail and daughter. A. NJ Brown. General J. G.
xeAnilcn. Mary IL stewart. Mas Halshey, c.
A. Burns and wife. W. O. Barclay. W. r Hen
1erxon, r y. Lsssenden. II. Barnes. T. J. stack,
il r. Rosssts<r. Miss ~ ". Coleman. A. G
schme and wife. Miss Kate wesls. Mrs Rogers,
II. : HennA
For yicsorta-R Y. Armstrong;. l. y. Chapman,
Charles ". Sandman. J. o. Chester. A. Laarefs-
ard. J. Z Church and wife. Miss Frankie sim
ons. Miss Pearl Davenport h = Turner and
wits. Mrs GIN. Ms George Cunningham. J. u.
Mccarthy. Miss Aoore. Mrs W. oraysiy. Mrs. J.
c. Nieholsan Miss Il. n. Watts. Niss Good.
For PORT Toxuscai-N A. Randolph. Cap
tain James IL Bsahea. J. r. Dugen. wife and
child. Miks T. 8. Feseys. Miss Marsh. Mira h.
Roberts and two children. Mrs. Heeaan. h
Nef~ttE Dr. Livingston. MR Levy. ]. W. ARM
strong. George W. Dcsasd and wife.
For Tacof7a-H. n Mackay. H. : Hoscomh.
G. r. Roberts. Miss Paschesf. Mrs. Barber. J. n.
Hugnes sad wife. Miss kascafeld. J. Niles. MIRA
l. A. Mosaaeh. Z. Qainsin aud family, A. Dsay-
ers. George :. Rltrhel. & H. Doscomb. A.
FschieS.
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~ CFFfCE
TessrAcne 81 ynaT sTst<rs fer lee 10 We. O.

Pas.uiaa rsxsvvxszs1s uAsfs lor AZ gclnts Fan
vie tts S1xzhtfa Fx<S Sc rzi1sost, fAs sesf.Azsed
xAewFsy ana Ssrtrg~e&S Ane. A. EAzzncrr <58Y
ssTxe4 agent IN ascood street. B-csscu tsgrk
IeA4aa. s&Sst fzr kssssxat. a<sstss
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Purchase yo4zr tickets sass ressrvs year ssssp
EEx~exr sxrorr Aaeas ss3esFs over Northern kscs2E
Esa5.asd. A. Caszherg. CITY Ezcses ASenfs Us
sscozaa street Boston hseex: &. Iozksa. depot
ssxkes xwSas. sssssse
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81 KID GLoyU

New Bssstsx ehst.esiess MonsqassaEres fi1
sssyss. nes ceiors sHd back. al ssseA chesrss
Gear.
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Exsek4zl train teaay vii leave seot ef CsEzm-
ts4 street ~ lie y n ssxzss e@x1as ~ ?. II
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TA< scaaiief spostsasmaa's ssckef yrprs<ents
mr. fAe rrai wcrki~saaa ef ssaaffie. b1S sssaa
feseyie IF s<lf-elorsSi "iezzsvs"
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CITY r OPRRTY.

VA II u
= -. Improved properly On Tseet street
s." =. es. large houses on Jackson. corner
ss.ssTa.ee houses On YesIer avenus. 10,
ST. 90. FL rnisare and god win Of erzsc,...
-. gsafssng house on Front street
S~sssou-N .Ee-roosssd house with hath-ro,r.
49, .is se.ss. et.' on corner lot 6oxlzO. near
SSsyse- sysn-roomed house, cotsr built on
% 0xl0 nssr Lake Union Eaotnr line.
- ts " house near Lake Union
- soo--ssvsn.scoraed house. eessr nnssh. ,os
49,. nesr Yesler avenue cshse
Yss,sr re s.on'sd house and lot. sozis near
sl. 90. rooIsea house and one-half lot
si.sso, = IeaI,ea house and fractional LOT
Ssssoo-se vsn-roorntd house near J.ekson.
-, 500 ttx-ro med house n<ax Jsckson
.v1-Ixo l0ts with small house overlook.
~s'soO-l1xiz fsst close to Yesler avenue On
brow Of first hill
ssss.one-half Ioi. soxi2s in Yesler's arss Cd
S!se Cleared lot in Ksufnan's addition.
9stn-Lofner lot In fesfeys second addition.
s<o--ifs.de lot la Yesier's second addition
Coco lots In fssiers suppl mental
o5so--Io. in Mari,on street addition
so'o09-U Undivided fourth interest in q lots,
- SO0-An entire addition with house ana
srchard near Madison street
sAsyOo-Fine corner. 1ooxloo. lcieared), In
Union addition.
SOUTH SEATTLE.
el,290-six lots In Noes frss addition.
1l.3s5-fave lots In Mos second addition.
9S5O-3exlaD In McSauxhf's third adsffiou.
house. chicken house we'll stsbI .s
ee6 70 $500 Iosa In south PARK.
SsO--L0ss lcaitlvatsd lansil in the
ABERFELDY ESTATE.
These are the best value in the market Very
oiS - oe5-Lots IN the Southern addition.
special terms on blocks
$500 per observation-disclosures acres spieudfd
land on DuwAmizh rtves.
$50 pex ecre-i2o sores near south Park.
SiOO Per scre--ss acres in section ].
SMITHS COVE.
psSO-Cleared los in The beautiful Pullman
edition. hixn, dry and level. commanding
SALMON BAY.
u 500 per .er.-iz acres on sossh shore with
$50 feet water front
$500 10 55O-Choicc Ioss In Gilman Park.
$500 % si.soo-b Business lots In Gilman
osoo-four lots in Ballard PARK.
oisD-LSts in HambietrsssplaL Special terms
ON biocka
RAvENNA SPRINGS.
ss.see--4o lots in widsss's addition; esay
tb4mA
o3so-Tsn lots In State Park addition.
LATONA.
oos0-Iiss corner soxsS froutine q spokane
esso-1vo choice lots fronting on Spokane
avenue
ossS--Ieta on Harrison Heights. soxio
a special prico on one Of the best blocks,
f0ex@M
Lots and acreage at blaine. Bellingham Bar.
Fort Angelica. kalama and Grayss Harder
country.
Ranches and timber lands In eli parts of the
state special hHreains in snohomish, Kitsan
Mason ana ChehAits counties.
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uafL rorn rKET pEEr.

rrs~s in the Fed River Valley stripped
of Leaves.
HxynxRSes. Mia. Mas 5a--A terrible
hall-ssarsn occurred in the Red river valley
Yesterday. Hail hes four feet deep IA
places and the trees are stripped OF foliage.
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The John 4. su,,,y.n ar r.p.l.


DUBLIN. May sn--The final sets of the
American. Petit. and the Engsishma n.
Saunders. took pace today. The match
was won by Petit When play was re-
sumed this morning the scores we're tied.
each having won four sets out CT a total of
thirteen. Petit today won three and
Saunders one. Petit was declared cham
pion Of the world
The fret set was won by Petit by q 10 8.
and the second TO 1. saunders won the
third by 10 I. and Petit won the fourth
BY 6 to p
Russo hui xarian Cons sratars sent~ae~d.
Soris. May B. The trial OF Major Pan.
itEa and nine others charged with conspir-
ing against the government OF Bulgaria.
ended today. Panisza. Captain Kaohloff.
Of the Russian army, Maior Anankod and
Major Risoif were found guilty. PanisxA
was sentenced 20 death. TIE court. how
ever, intsmated that Prince Ferdinand
might possibly commute the sentence TO
imprisonment for fifteen years. ksohleff
was sentenced Ia nine years imprison-
ment, Anankoff and Risoff each TO six
years and the others were acquitted
Mounted Patrol cn Manitoba Frontier.
OTTAWA. Nay yo.--fn view Of the large
amount Of smuggling along the frontier
from Montana aud the quantity Of timber
being stolen 'rosn the forests. the Manitoba
government has ordered that the entire
international boundary lines from the
Rocky mountains east To Manitoba be pa
trolied by mounted police. whe will be de
tailed. They viii also prevent Canadian
Indians from crossing into tue United
states on horse raieisng expedisions.
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APAcHEs AND THEIR HAuNrs.

Vote fer The public sass,sa ca.s against cias,
iassyrSf
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WEST STORE MEN QUIT WORh.
TRAFFIC NOT SERIOUSLY INTERPRETED
WITH. HOWEVER.
ONLY 4 FEW MEN DESERT THE COMPANY AND

ONLY 4 FEW MEN DESERT THE COMPANY AND
TRAINS ARE EASILY HANDLED
rcvy fcaturc Of the strike against the New-fork
Central Railroad was added last evening. when
,re-t third of the men employed in the Wechawken
yards Of the West Shore road quit work Mem
.crs Of local Assembly No. 6.023 at their meeting
in Ielwith's Hall late Yesterday afternoon rs
tened 10 reports from Local Assembly NO. lo'o'"
and the West Shore Local Assembly relative 10
the advisability Of ordering general STRIKE Oh
the West Shore Railroad. The reports were
favorable TO such action and IN" other locai
ornani1ations were only waiting for the dec!s'oh
and co-opcration Of Local Assembly No 6"!''
The reports further said that freight was p''lk
transferred from the Central yards 10 'he "'SU
shore and being shipped West by the i"'e'
route This decided the men, ana reSoi"''o"
,yos passcd indorslng the Central strlKe
ond ordering "a strike on the West Shore
TO begin ot p. IN. II was also res'iVe"' an"
,.ote was taken to that effect, that the Canada
southern Michigan Central ana 'h'"so anu
Nor,bwcstern. or Nickel Plate Line, as it is better
known should he tied up on Sunday ihlS Ia''er
decision was taken in connection with the local
assemblies whose men are employed by the'e
roads
Tho officers Of the road stationed AT WcehawKen
Loard minors that a strike was impending IN the
early part of the day. Pickets were stationed
ot various parts of the yard ard all men not
rcou,orlv employed about the place were kept
from mingling with the employees Inc
ruuors current in the afternoon, however.
failed IN have any foundation and the
traffic in the station was carried on as usual.
Al exactly 40 o'clock engine No. ll2. in
charge Of Engineer Henninger, steamed into the
shed near the yardhouse. hennlnger sprahS
from his seat. when. he says, strange man TOOK
his place and sounded the whistle. This was
the signal agreed upon among the Knights OF
Labor Almost Immediately fifty men came saun-
,.ripg from various parts Of the station and
,,othcrcd al the yardmasers house in the western
part of the yard. Accompanied by twenty men,
freight conductor named Kane walked up to the
varJmaster J. w. De Groot. who stood near the
door.
Well said Kane, I'VE have quit work
Il am sorry " hear that" said De Groot
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v,uu,oTs ARRESTED IN SWITZERLAND.

pcrne. Aug o-The police having rcc'ived ID
formation That Nihili-t- Herc holding m"tneS IN
hons. .itua,cl 80 ia. foot of Won't llinci inaic "
Ssscent ON the place and arIr-ted twenty NihiIst''
THIS dispatch Gem, to supplement tm' p"biNh'o
Yesterday from HcIlle stating thai ntlt had occurred
t Zurich between socialists. twenty Of whom wd been
luIod and twenty wounded Ihrrc IS probably 9'i'
cAar.c,,tion n these figures. il ir known however
that the Socialist, II Zu.loh 70 hand 10 hand win 'A'
%htl.-t, and u.at the sworn cn snlc- IL BOTH the
,rforlucr. 1r thr -pD, Di ~" Russian ana ''im""
secret police. ava,. take advantage 81 i'' h''I"'"
orarl. occurring 90 t- i"vouti' mary councils Il WIZ
prcc. .cly u HAT manner that tine Pfn--ah I'I'" COM
,,...,rv NYll.ouIih cent by Bismarck 10 "'i'h inc
refugee u sutherland. Wa aic TO furnish me '""
f,cui, which Won. used 90 Berlin against Socl'h''
dclutics iu iLc Hcieh,faS. Bat the Federal ""N'i"
,ocut Of EcrIc complained II such Pr'-ian m'o'"r-
cucc Oh II, -Vi, i-rrtos, and the diplomatic incident
known ~ the Voal,ciuuth affair D., stl hc'h w
cvcry,Odv', memory. $ ID. that attain vas pctc'inIN
arranged in the end, but not without having 'hu''n
the ptc cntatlon to the Hcrnc Lcel-laturr Of hiI
,uakire 70 common law crime ny onlN oi th' t"H'Pt
but The preparations Tor an attempt d-ah't inc Hl'
Of foreign mDnarchs or prc,idcnto Oi republic"
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yFEKyyG AID FOR SUFFERERS IN OhLAHoAA'

Kausa. CIV Aug. tSpecial.- FOR some '."'0
ruu,or have reached here that there was mu'H '"'i
,,.r aiming the settlers # Oklahohi, ana uc Tc'"'
ncfiton, from tina; country t. Congress LOT Au n'C
verified these rrpor6. \. j. Worthlhg'"h' "'c VI
,h. l,t resident, Of the Territory was III tHo ''''
d,v seeding relief fer tie suffering peopi' ""''
m said could not wait for the SLOW acton of o'here'S'
They are actually starving, ond many VIII oe u'i,''
they cet immediate relief The worse ca g oi "'''V"
,ion r. among the negroes who have set'ien III '',o
Northwestern part of the Territory lho'e p'Np'9 p1
came TO Oklahoma, expecting to Ina d iaI'u "a '
AGENTS were coloreSi highly tlat thol'a1u' "o'"'
~ tine conutry which not in cohdooH " '"''".
life. These people took nothing Win '"c, """
L,ve b,d two seasons Of no crops VIII" "o'e "
hv. an Already three deIth- nave "''""iV" "
lack of food and there viii be many III r. c'p'o'"nS
,nonu women and children, unless ''"rc - u;
ossi.tpuc. given them. For two 'c1spna Nv Nv snnntv
torv ms faikd 10 produce enough Rn.n no urrfni.
ne ,lrmond, of home consumption tli n',,t ,' 20,
",utr, il IN extreme need. Tie pcopc , ts.. ~
,|raV n, they have nothing nud liVt hu ~ d,ovn Pm
mo ,,rDuth his Is the wo>t W. ,,I,y ,'unn
hc c,uui,v and there h absolutely IL tor
Witch thcy NAV live through t'e c%oInIs % ~ ia I'm
W'uev wa r1l.cd by the Bosrd of lrauc, nI III
,od,ate necessities Of the starving pc0Pic an -, as
Wnrthinr ton will 70 - Louis sno S"S's' w. wv
what can Le done In those citica
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corpTr.rrs TO TIE MEDICAL CoXGREsS.


Berlin. Aus. o.At tn session 81 the lnicih'tlonAi
Medical Coucro4. today Prof ',>Or Nir,h"w. Pe'a''
If the Cougrc,-. read letter from -enor 'rSp inc
Italian Prime Minister. stating that he was Tc.oi'en
thai Rome had been selected the place for hodlhS
the next Congress, An nvitluon has been extended
10 tle Congress 10 hold tS eleventh meeting IN
Chicago.
Empress Augusta Victoria visited The Medical FIX
hihuon to-day.
lir Won Gosslor. pru,,ian Minister Of Ecce>Ia't'A
Affair.". instruction and Med NAL Nia,r' read q
fc,o-..tu from tho Grand Duche-- of Baden. lniinl
Inc inc & n.r,.-~ how her m ter me lat" t"pre0'
Augusta wa. alway. interrst"d in Their lapor~
." hr samuel sexton. ~ New ork. rcad paper on
Tho Treatment OF Deafness. Noise. ~ me nean,
vcrt,c, and OtorrhOea bv Excison 81 the Dfumhcah
"a Gssirlrs Dr. Wood, of Phlladclphii, rtah 4
ARcrl," \s Or SEXTON traced tho great pr gress
mad. I'M recent years In thr application OF snrS"Ty
4, r.o cure oi diseases o the ear. and diNcuS>eh III
detail the beneficial results secured IN many c"Sr'
hv .Ncl,ing tho dumhcad. IT had long been kn3"n'
he aid that m opening In the drunhcad t"nd'n 70
improve the hearing. II wnS now poN'Dl', ~
method, recently devised. 70 establish su'h an open
ing whenever dcrlced
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MINISTER NIZNER HEARD FROM.
HE IS AT LA LIBERTAD on BOARD THE UNITE
STATES STEAMER THETIS.


Washington. Aug. 9.-The Department OF State
has received a dispatch, dated La LIhertad,
Salvador. from Mr.. Miner, United States Minister
to Guatemala Mr. Miner had reached La
Libertad on the United States steamer Thctis.
which had been at san JOSE Guatemala, for about
a week The Department declined t. make public
The contents Of the telegram or the instructions
communicated by it in reply thereto.
No recent news has been received by the Navy
Department from the Government vessels, the
Ranger and the Thctis, now in Central American
were the special duties OF the vessels, Mr.. Soley
Assistant Secretary of the Navy, said tonight IL
is TIE business OF the Ranger and the IicNS 10
cooperate with the American Mn-St"r and 10
facilitate his movement, and his communications
10 the tuIicSt extent III their power. ami th"l are
uudoubjc ily gcd in doing that lhc Navy
Drpari lncnt has received Information from tncm
that they are IN cOmnunlcdtlon with MN. piit
has iad detailed news. .
The general instructions OF the vessels, Mr.
Solry sad were 20 guard and protect the persons
aud property Of Americans. An cNpianat On oil
the statement chat Minister Miner Is at La
liberiad on board the ThcliS, Mr. Nol'y thought
Law i'm tie favt that In Libcrtad Is the key TO
communication with Central America and TIN"
United Stlics The cable company's Office Is on an
island at Llbcrtad, and land lines ran I" AcaIut-
Ian whence there Is q line across the Guatcralal-
SalvaIoIian frontier 10 Guatem1a CITY, when, N
turn * in tcirgr1 phc communication with S"n
lose ON the coast Minister Miner, being on hoari
a Government vessel could also proceed 10 any
place along the coast
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TIE DrLAGoA EAYRAILRoAD.

Lisbon Aus D.-Iu tho chamber "t pP"u'' "
day the Minister ot Foreign AuaiI' eNp'a'"'l '""'
,, hit, -, the Ir,,u-yaal 10 freedom ~ tariffs W.
,b ,i.. of the Dclacoa Huy Railway not bcins soId
A. ,u,ti,u and II tho rr,ciudu. u the contract
Lernc Aux. SIN compliance with uie Icl"' = oI
thc lrt' .h American and Portuguese ministers H'''
rrr-ideu. Ruchuuuct hl- appointed 10 coMn.,-lDu ul
tur.c ~ws, iuIi,t, to ia the amount 0 uic I'I'u I
Vii ch Portugal shall pas for s"lGnS mo Delasoi bay
RAILWAY.
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pp,yrI TO siLrTE THE rYITED STATES.

Washington Aug "a private letter from AN oih'er
If the brazilian Navy Who visited NcW-lorA win the
cruiser Almiranlc Borroso dive years ago contains
rnmor which i current in the naval circles oi tno
young south American Republic II was geher"iy
believed at Rio Janero. Penmuco ana otnei poIos i
INC ratcr ma RI OF Jnly that during the next n1i
praziau naval division will start Tor N.w- tSi" !"
,rdcr ia -.,utc the Sorth American GoVcrhHlcht'
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np.v,r,c NOTES FROM LONDON.

ro,d,, Aur -Ioni. stevenson has written a
,l,v for thc Uavmarlct Theater entitled " Bean Aus
tino The dialogue l. brilliant and the plot l. novel
Leopold Godow-H ha, finished Il ,ucce''iuI season
in Losdon and Oh the Continent, ana j. preparing iof
an American tOur.
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VICTORY FOR BARILLAS.
GUATEMALAN REYOLUTIONISTS DEFEATED

WITH CONSIDERABLE LOSS.

WITH CONSIDERABLE IDN5.
City of MeNico Aug. 0. via Galveston Dis
patches from Guatemala deny the report that
Martinez Sobral, the Secretary Of State, was
arrested lie has resigned his office, however,
and Scnor F. Arguiano, the Secretary of Justice,
has taken charge of his portfolio. This denotes
no change in policy.
The Government forces under General Pedro
Barlas have routed the revolutonists at EN-
pisque, in the Oriental Department. The revou-
tionary army, which was largely rein
forced by Salvadorians, numbered 5000, while
the Governments troops numbered l,074. The
Government loss was light The revolutonistS
lost III killed. Fifteen Of the reyOlutionists
were made prisoners BESIDES number of horses,
the revolutionists lost ninety Remington rifles
with bayonets attached and over 100000 cart
ridges.
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nI..I\ I'D TME rORTE.

s. pctcrslurg Aur. ".-lt is semi o'I'ialN an
rounccd that The acton Of ia" Porte III r'-"u - 'i'
lul-lran bishops ard N"re'"Dm "'' "'' ''L. '',''''
t,t ,b.. ,.l,tians between Russia and Turkey
=, >..id,r tho Eu.-l,r Ambassador. returns 10 t'fi
inntin"pl 10 a--t n the reception u ~" '.aFeNitcn
who viii yi-H - Turkish CWtiI h S'P, n,.D'. .,,-
Il syria , ...-, ,ho tfc ~ rho
Gar are ha-c'~-.
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r,,nEI.u OT.rEAGES ~ CPETE.

Cancn crete. Aug "a number Of DELEGATIONS, com
ur.inr inhabitants Of Spaa have arrived here to p"
tlon the Governor and the foreign conSul' against inc
continued cxces-c- bl the Turks. Ihcy report ula'
three Christian herd ,ncn were recently bayOutcd DN
rrhish ,oldcrs and the delegate threaten epflsdls
unlc,s those Outragcs are -t'picd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
THE pRIrlsn NORTH AMERICAN soUADRoN.

ualfax. y 3 Aug. 0.-Thc British North American
-ouadron. under command Of Admiral Watson AZ
rived Yesterday afternoon from Newport, X. H. anu
,r,.ccdcd 10 OncIcc 10 day Pine George oi "a'''
in.dr a formal visit to Admiral Nat~On.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

Brusscl,. Aug. 0.-The Congo state has anh'Acu
the Kingdom Of Monaayam"p. The hnEdon' VIM"
compri &C., a vat extent Of territory. lies s'uti ol ,.
prcscut frontier of the Congo 9thc ana cA'0"a III wv
direction of .hc /imbc-i RIVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
TRYING TO rvTERvrEw MR.. DFPEw.

London. Nug. o.-Chauuccy 81. Dcpcw. the pres
dent Of the New York Central and Hudson River Kan
road ls now staying ~ iIomburg. Eh"rts are being
ru,d, 10 secure AN Interview With hln ana cdrh III
views IN regard t. the strike on the railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
.r.rrrrIyGs or TIE POOR IL JAPAN.

New-Hcdf,ri. Mas. Aug. tIpecal-'"p'ah
B. d. Cleveland Just arrived here from Japan SAYS
the sunrrlns II the poor people I'D th'i 'ouhrN j.
terrible on account OF the failure oi rec '"p, inyE
er, obliged to -nb-i~t almost wholly on ,'dF H,n;
Tie cholera had hrJlrn ont 30 IL worst lol1' anu
10 p.,,,nt, arr, dying dail} from the disease
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crLNAy,s uoNoHs DECLINED.

RuenOs Ayres. Aug 0.-Gcneral Levhle ana seVer"'
other officer who promoted by President CcImah
f,r their action during the recent francid strife nave
declined Ia accept the higher rank conferred on sn. sn
The effect Of this action on the Army ana the Pnp'
Is excellent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
CROP, DESTROYED IN BOHEMIA

Vienna Aug o. The western and central portions
Of Eohcmil have been visited br severe Storms Az"
wafer p ut, The damage great, the crops IN th'''
sect ons being ruined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

Ioudou Aug. V.--Rustem Pacha, the Ihrh'h
,,,,s..ador 10 Great nrltaln hn, been recalled by
,h. po,tc Tie will b. succeeded by Es~ad Pacha' ~
,roe,nt Tura..h Ambassador 20 France. ll'u -'c.a
iious.ni Pachl. the Ambassador Of the Porte al
81 Petersburg, viii t!an,f 'rred to lnr.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
-, wNiAN 4, A POLITICAL LEADER.

Quebec Aug. 0-Tt Is rumored that the ireieh A'''
adan Liberal leaders have with the concurrence o' o
ontario reformers. offered the leadership OF the PlrN
To Erastus Wlman and that such was the ob!ee' oi 'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
THREATENED FAMINE IS IRELAND.

London Aug. "a number of petitions from pe"p'e
in ireland have been presented 10 The Government
asking for the passage o. the bill provldnS Tor t'
holding of an au uInn session " Tiri aInen III oIu @
,ha1 I'm NAV be passed Ia avert the disastrous
c"".a0ucnrcs which viii follow the to'aI ia!I,iO VI
tb. nrtato crnp i'm that country, which ~ lWhl'H''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

- pr,cr,bnry Aug. g.-The members "i the lm
pcr,sl G,ui, have gour to Hrnsnoe szelo where t'N
v.ilI remain during the military mano uFes "n'"
yill. be held bcwecn kra>noc ol'io ana N"IN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
FATAL ACCIDENT 6Y 4 MAN OF WAR.

seJastopol Aug. 0-~ev"r?l Of the crew OF the
Russian man u war Tche'na nave be'n hIi'" OS '''
iur.t,ng Of a ste4mpipc aboard the vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

Pacaud'S recent visit 10 New-lork II is even said
that If he hc induced 10 accept Mr. Wman viii oe
the Liberal candidate for Parliament In Port Ncut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
THE NEWS OF EUROPE.
LORD SALISBURY'S PACIFIC DECLARATIONS
AT THE MANSION HOUSE.

THE PERSECUTION OF THE JEwS-MR- GLAD
STONES RETREAT AMERICAN CATTLE
MEDICAL EDUCATION-THE LABOR
TRoUBIEs-TfIE LoNGFoRD PICT-
URBS-THEATRICAL TOPICS.
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