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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
RIPE FOR A REVOLUTION.
HOW THE ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT HAS PAVED
THE WAY FOR AN UPRISING.

Chicago. July 29.-Gustav vollmer, representative
of the River Platte Fresh Meat Company, of Bucho'
Ayres is in this city. lie said to reporter TO-DAY
"when ef, the Argentine Republic. the situation was
of expectancy. shortly before the day "i NY
departure the public excitement had reached Hieh
point Up to that time there had been several pnbhc
meetings which between thirty and forty Thousand
people attended such largely attended meetlngs had
never before been held in the Republic. Al these
there all claSscs-thc military civil service EN-
poyes, aristOcrats and plebeanS These meetings were
held in the beginning of the month Of May and the
whole Ministry In view Of these gatherings reSlened
with the apparent purpose Of making concession I"
the prbhc feeling. which demanded change In the
Pohucal aud financial affairs Of the Government The
business men expected that Juarez Cclman would
change his course and put honest at the head OF
the Government; but with two exceptions, those OF
Minister OF Finance and Minister Of War. the Cabinet
omcers were selected from the same men who had
been ruling up TO that time. The Old Minister Of
Finance named Uriburn. had the sympathy Of all
commercial circles being business man himself and it
expected that II he was properly aided the GOV
ernmcnt would be able to straightcn ont its financial
diihcnltles. lie made some attempt at honest ad
ministaton and toward settling the financial troubles
but he was not sufficiently supported by the President
Therefore he was Obliged to resign as matter Of prn
cpe.
The new Minister Of Finance senior Garcia was
before his election the director OF the National
Mortgage Bank, which in no way enjoyed the con
fcence Of business men. As consequence Of this
nomination. the premium on gold rose considerably =
while during the short stay OF Urburn il had greatly
diminished Another cause for the increase OF
uneasiness on the part Of the public was law
passed by the Congress Of May authorizing the GOV
ernment TO collect oncquarter OF its duties in gold
This measure was looked upon by the public with much
anger because the high premium on gold for the last
ten months had placed everything at such high
figure that the workngman was scarcely able to
exist Another law passed at the same time
authorizing the Government TO issue T3ooooo'oOO
OF paper money This taken in connection with tho
fact that there already existed SGOOOOooo IN paper
currency, made that class of money rather worthless
By these measures and others the Government nag
paved the way to uprising of the people "heh
Celman came into power the decentralization IN the
administration all over the country began at once
In order TO reward tie good services OF his party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
vru YORK CITY AND STATE TAXES.

Albany. July 20 (-pecial.-In the matter OF the ap
plcati,n Of the Attorney General for writ of man
damns directed to Theodore W Myers a. 'ohtfoler'
= compel the payment OF taxes alleged To be due JUS
,i rdvarls ha, ordered that a writ Of
rn,ud,r1us commanding the Controller t'f"'"ll'
10 rni,iep, revenue bonds Of Newl Or'
,ity ord Comfy and negotiate the same Tor
the the purpose of raising the sum OF Si-o''oo on
account Of state taxes for the fiscal year oegihhE
october / is5Q or in the alternative Controller Wye
n,u.t how cau,c to the contrary by return 20 "'c
writ within twenty day, after the 'er'lrc "i s"' >
,, A n.rcnptorv writ OF mandamus d, al~l ordered
,t,.t NJ. Nycr, 10 Issue .uo;ent revenue Doid' q
New York and negotiate them, 10 rtl'c the uIner sn
80 a.. .,o On account Of state taxes fol thc SanG
al vrIr The return in 40 be made AZ epc'id'
la ra Il, tli,nv the lust Tuesday IN August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
CHLOROFORM KILLED HIN.
HIRAM FRANK FOUND DEAD IN Ills BED.
THE BODY HAD BEEN THERE SINCE SUNDAY
MoRNING-HE WAS A MANUFACTURER
DETROIT.
OF DBTROIT.

Hiram Frank vico-presdent of the Frank Re-
vovng Glass Burner Company. Detroit Mich''
and an inventor carrying on business at NO 80
Elm-st. was found dead last night in the bed
room Of his fat on the ground floor OF NO llV
East EiChty-scconl-st lie had drugccd himself
to death with an overdose of chloroforn. MI
Frank. who came from the West Il
few veals ago. and bad at orc 'lmc
carried on business in Allegheny City, Penn ha'
occupied the fiat for about two years lie WAS
separatnd from his wife and three children WIZ
are now in Detroit, and lived qu'e 'io
He was a cripple from chrome rheuiIa'lsh' d"
for a number of years had been addicted " ''0
use of drugs for the purpose OF relieving P"t"
and inducing sleep. OF late years HIS "pPc'.I
for opiates had become inordina'e ana II Is S'"
that he was always more or Joss uh"'' '''
influence of cllcrofor:n He had some kho"l'u-'
of medicine and was accustomed 70 adhlhlS"I Uc
drug 10 himself He was subject to fits OF severe
mental depression and brooded much over IN
separation from his wife. On sunday Ior'AiS N
entered the house and spoke 10 the lani'"r' hel
man Wcistuber Wcistuher who had frequently
bought chlorofurm for him. noticed thA' br was
suffering from the effects of the drug. Mr.. Frank,
having aiven directions in regard TO visitor wnom
no cvnected to call. went into his room and locked
the door.
When he did not rcappcar all through Sunday
and Monday the janitor became alarmed. linen
an mbcarahlc stencil began to issue from MI
Franks room and finally, at o'clock last night'
The ianitor obtained the assistance OF o'iccr uoe'
of the Twcnty-seyenth Precinct. and made an en-
france into -. room through the window Alr'
Frank was living in bed Oh his side with MS Knees
drawn I'D and the blanket thrown over ms head'
lie had been dead for more than toftS-cieh'
hours Scattered around the room were mum
Der of empty phal~. while handkerchief was
clutched tightly III his right hand 10 mealcaI
mon was called. but Coroner Levy. VINO HNes
near hy. was informed, and after examining 'lc
body gave II as his opinion that death was que
10 chlorofOTm poisoning. l.,
The body was removed 10 an undertakers IN
Tlird-ayc. there to await an autopsy. .
Mr. Frank was about forty-elghi wears on am
il i believed that he a man OF c"nfideIapi"
wealth. The police have taken charge Yl lhe
iewcs n mcdicine-chcst and other personal prop
erty Of the dead man and will communicate Win
his brother and wife in Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
40 DANGER FROM THE LEPR0SY cdSE'
THE YOUNG MEXICAN WHO IS SUFFERING FROM
THE DISEASE WILL BE ISOLATED

THE YOUNG Mrx1CAN WHO IS SUFFERING FROM
THE DISEASE WILL BE ISOLATED.
Manuel Gar7itia. the young Mexican who Is sup
p,-rd to be affected with lcpru>y T. aiill al H''t
Erothc- Isl1rd and he VIII remain there W.t'l some
r,,rrat can Ir found ~ which re viii uc pifoeh br
C,,us Fdeou of the Ieath Rouri. saws that thcr j.
not the slightest danger OF lie doa-c spreading u inc
patlcnt be properly Isolated, and INST l"pru'> trough
daugcrIii, disease !, not extremely coh''F"''
There, are tArcc types Of the dlsc1-e known - the
profession and the patient l. suffering from the I"i7
malignant one. There always porson' III tIe o''
ho.uital, suffering from mild types oi ms "S'h7r'
Dr. Ed,on says -iX persons ben. iuorF "'"'"e"'
for the allmcnt AT the present tine. 'ohtis''n -
orotuccd only from actual contact, ana not eve"
rbeu Il the per n, brought mo relation "'th Inc
di,ea,,. are ~, "a -.od state of health In nome VI"
the ca,c, which have come under The n"'lc" "i 'he
Health Department ha, auy physician or attendant
',,,ucrtca with item -hpWcd ANY symptom, "l iu'
inalady though in Europe and the ii'i i''ie 80"
tyurs II me ,ompai.t tIat arr 81" cputA-i'H uii
lhy -.caus aud nurses Attending thc patients "'
Affected. A., ... ,, g.,
tn U.alth DrpArtnicnt III he can De pla''1 b'lOih
rout4rt with other ln -on" -''lnH"u Spot lc
di..,Ic il haniirs one fi medical science and hlo
had uttlc notice irom mcj!cu! mcI ~ rs cohhtI!
ov jng 10 the luircqucncy OF IT. occurrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
NOTES ~ THE FIELD or LABOR.
NON-UNIoN CLOAKMAKERS TO APPEAL TO THE
COURTs-wALKING DELEGATES AND

The non union cloakcuttcrs refused to follow the
advice given them by Justice Duffy In the Essex
Market Police Court Monday. when he t"d ule'h
t return 10 work and they would be protected against
the Union Of ClOakcuttcrs Fifty Of the non-uioh
men, with bernard l,au az their head nave decldeu I"
appeal 10 the law FOR their rights once more ana WIN
thl, object in view, committee called upon ule
law firm Of Harrison a Langdon, Temple court ana
retained them bring before the courts an acuoh VI
force the member, Of the Cloak Manufacturers AsSoca
ron IN pay their non union cutters the wages winch
they would have boon paid II they hah cohtihucd U"
work until the end Of the season IN N0VcmDer' Inv
non uinion men assert that when they went l" ""'N
during the strike the manufacturers made a oonrN'
with them 10 employ them until the end OF the season.
and i'm return they agreed not 70 Join the nnion' NO"
,c lc,scs want them u join the union and they can
NOT and arc therefore out Of work test case VIII
Lc made ard Mr. Iancdon, their LAWYER says
HAT II all they have told him Is true uey
have a good chance Of winning. some Of the non
union cutters succeeded n getting back 'h"r ni'ia.
ton fee Of - yesterday and declared that thcy "ouu
90 to other cities 10 look for work
Committees Of the Board Of Walking DeiegaVs
sncn- Yesterday in visiting the various school build
,rs. ser- n Lad b~cn decided 10 orrcr s'r'h'' "
a, me conference 10 be held Monday. between .M,e M
dclcse and the school trt.t. -. h ssat.,
Wy The ~ bovcott ON the brick made at verpiancks
Point and Jersey Cty 20 be unloadcd
Blnrhamton " u, July 2".-Not since the s''ih'
Of rhe cgarmafers begun IN this CITY hVe "ee"'
ago has the excitement at any time been so intense a.
-. r,,ecn, Monday morning the hand workmen EN-
ployrd in the strike shops were oucf'"
ou. and they complied readily. Last evening
, ,pcc!al meeting Of thc Police Board wa
held and a communication was read IN WHICH '"o
manufacturers represented that they were anhoye" "
rc crowd, i'm front IF thc faOrics, and thf persons
who wished to 90 work were niimidated ana s pre- Pre-
vented from so doing. This morning. soon aI'cr .lc
IGcts Lecan their daily patrol I'm front of tn" ia"o
rc~ thcy we're warned 10y the police OF inc a.uUn ~.
tho Commissioners in requesting -trlct enprrciIc!,,
- the citv oSiinauces and Informed mat uneSN I.S
Cr,scd doing picket duty they would be artfsteu,
rne ncL.ts refused t. dc>i't. and In snort thle
ibiItv of them about third of whom were Women
we're taken in custody The cnaSe asI, sanGNc 'e eve
rrcy all pleaded not guilty. and We're d.'rlarEen Oh Oh
th.ir nVr rccoCnizance-. one ot thr cases VIII pe
tai"n a, a test and will be fought bitterly. ne
irler5 were not IN the least Gi.nmyed 9ul EatheiGn
M r',ds 10 fake the place, of those under arrest I'D
ease they should be detained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
TRAIN ROBBERY ~ NEBRASKA.
TWO BOLD HIGHwAYMEN LEVY Contributions
on THE PASSENGERS AND ESCAPE.

on THE PASSENGERS AND ESCAPE.
Omaha. July 90 Cspecian.-A Bee di'pa'ch iro"i
Valentine Neb says: 'As Conductor Nelson VI u'c
Fremont Elkh0rn and Missouri Valley ROAD eh'ercu
the day car TO collect fares between Long l1ne anu
Arabia last night, shortly after dark TWO youhS "V"
wearing slouch hats and red handkerchies ued o'er
their faces stepped from the closet, each hoHhs WV
revovcrs levclled at him. They then marched h'"i
ahead Of them toward the front OF the car ohe
Of the men had small bag swung by string iro"
his shoulder and into this the passengers were oo'i
PEELED tO throw their valuablcs and money. DraHc-
man who entered the car was ordered TO " hOh up
but instead of doing 50 hc dodged back ana Duiiet
was sent after him. Tho bullet went through Iie
door Of the forward slccpng-car and broke mirror
in the smokngroom. All Of the passengers IN tue
day coach were relieved of more or less money
although as none Of them searched ana Vhec
was no grumblng 10 the size Of the contrDu'io'S
the aggregate was probably not great.
The robbers then entered the smoking car 'ie
conductor stiI leading. At first the passengers III
the smoker were disposed consider the affair JOKE
and play with the robbers, who thus lost some tle
The brakeman who had been driven from thc csT III
the meantime pulled the bcl-rOpe, and the rOoDerS
feeling the train slow up Jumped OH, taxing PdItilH
shot al the brakeman who showed his head from De
tween two cars It a bright moonlight night ana
a Winchester attempted 10 shoot them as tley clam,
bercd uy a high bank beside the track. AS he old
non know how 70 load the weapon from the magazine,
however the weapon refused 70 go on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
cApR1vl AND THE ANGLO GERMAN AGREEMENT

Berlin. July 20.-The " Rciclsinzcecr" to-day pub
fishes Chancellor Won Caprlvi'S memorandum Of the
Anglo German agreement relative 70 territory IN Africa
II begins by saying that the German colonial policy
coming in contact with English schemes caused as
agreeable compcaoIt A. negotiations on shsl;
points were not Of ava in completing settlement II
was decided to deal with The disputes from one stand
point After giving the grounds for the concession III
Africa made by Germany 10 England. the memofahduhi
closes by insisting upon the va.He Of iicIE 1!f'n !,
,,ew of Inc National continent In regard 70 the island
and Of the Islands military Importance. When TIC
island II SAYS Is occupied by Germany, II VIII bc flih
c, for An enemy blrckadc the rUrfh coast Of the
onIuire and It's possession Will give Germany more
mower in the N0rih and render IL easier 10 defend
RAJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
FLAMES IN A BIG WAREHOUSE
A STUBBORN FIRE BREAKS OUT IN \ PILE o.
JUTE-THE LOSS NAY REACH 100000.


JUTE-THE LOSS NAY REACH 100000.
Three alarms sent ont in quick Succession at . 80
O'Clock last night brought the Brooklyn Fire DO
par,ment forces TO the warehouse Of Wats0n's stores
where John Clark the night watchman. had found
a fire ,Inonlderng among lot Of lutc on the tmru
floor near the water front. Fire engines. three nook
and ladder trucks and the frebOdt seth Low Tc'e
set 10 work the water side, and ther engines ana
trucks in Furmeu->t The fir spread quietly tirou-h
the whole bulding and the smoke poured thickly
from the tightly closed iron shutters. ON the wcso
,dc one window opened and streams poured
in till the water ran out from every crack
The fire was confined 10 the binding. but no hoad'
WAY could be made against II inside the building. The
Warehouse /, five high. built Of brick and about
40 feet long and 200 feet deep. IL belongs 10 John
Watson and part Cf the Empire Warehouse Company
trust. Bartlett the le>,ees. The building
WAS full %; utc. IUe butts sSal Sris' ahI mscel-
llueol> -tOCh Of Fast Indian GOODS belonging 10
several hundred importers who insure their own goods
The .upcrintendcnt Of the building Is William Rcarbyf
Of 30 20 II. MARKS He was unable a. account
for The fire except by spontaneous combustion as no
chts Ar, allowed in the building eXcep locked lantcrn&
h,cf Ncvi, found the greatest dllhcuty IN nandllng
ihe lire, and the engines were still at work on tll0
,mouderng jutc at an early hour this morning. The
loss will probably not exceed 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
THE p1AcKnr,RyF1EE CHESS CONTEST.

Bradford July 26.-Lec and Blackburn" opened
oponed the ninth game Of the match today. Lee
- in the previou, contest, in which h" paved tic
blacks selected the French Defence and got d"cdedIy
the best Of the opening. II was generally au'i'p"'e'
char hc would score again. However, ho sOnc| hat re-
,.xod his attention later IN the game and committed
,rbo, might be termed a tactical error BEckburnc
did not let slip this opportunity TO turn the table
upon his adversary The veteran began with ihcIY
conceived combination, vhch Lee dd not sec at az;
a. Gret seemed t. the spectators that BIackbuih' hdl
ht,nderad when ne sacrificed piece, but after scfics
- q few moves il oecamo evident that Lee was DC
s,,ed and he had 10 re- gn after fifty sA moves were
'o'ordcf The score is-BlacAburnc 3, Ice j.
drawn 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30

followers. he allowed them to do as they liked
in the offices they held and to make as much money
IN any way aS they could
In regard t. politics, the President wanted to be
considered the head Of his party and every ehort was
made to keep In power only such governors aud other
high officials as proteSsed their faith In him IiTt
though the public felt deeply the impression of it,
political rights. ii would never have taken the step
toward revolution had their purses not been 50 much
affected that living for every one IN ms sphere was
made impossible. In the meantime all Kinds OF bu-t-
became stacnant. and work generally was
abandoned. The Italian immlgr1gtN leit by thousand;
leaders Of the opposition fully understood that the right
moment had come. II ever revolution was based
I'm the Argentine Republic astOnShcd that the re-
volt has not come sooner"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
A BIG FIRE AT EAST SAGINAW.
FEARS FOR MUCH VALUABLE PRoPERTY-ovEa
FIVE ACRES IN FLAMES.

East saginaw. Mich, July 2o.-A tetiblc fire RACED
here to-day. II caught In lumber pile Just north
Of owen Hutchinson d CO.'S mill about noon. At
H. m owen Hutchinson Il Co. had lost lumber worth
about 10000: H. y. Nca>e, son ~ Co.'S mil ONCE
and yards sG5, 900; Brown a Ryans immense plant
valued at ~ 30 OOO which includes mill. salt bocLSs
dwelling houses STORE blacksmith shop. etc, was on
fire. and there was little possibility of saving IT, a
the wind wa, blowing gale. There was great dams
ger Of the fire getting 10 the west side OF the
river at Carrollt'n where the plants a A I. Bnsss
valued at 900. steven, a. Ladue 900, e De
IIiI! - 5000: {. l.. Grant $4,000, and Hltman -
IIis,, 200, 900, would probably be DESTROYED Inc
loss was we'll covered With insurance over No
acre, of property were in flames.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
voRr RELIEF NEEDED AZ SorTH LAWRENCE

,.,,.n,.o Mass. July Battery G. which ha,
-, 80, d,,tv ,t the ruins daily since saturday, TINS
,rfnc voted FOO for the relief oi the sufferers oy
III. tornado It south Lawrence. The Kew N"l'
carter the Rev. VI. +. McMlnuN. and the keV. NJ r
Collin, have been appointed Subcommittee on as
,rihut,on Of relief and 1900 has been placed III tIe
td .rhev have established headquarters In spring
%!'d"St % nd are ssuiug orders for supplies. com
r'i,tc" CONSISTING of AMcrman Collins ana me 'Uy
Hs.o.,or, ltgan al noon g. appraiac proPo.N p>SV
20, tI nurp0sr OF replacing tne property III cas- ol
need o 1mch more money than has been raised Is
needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
cov CAuPBELLS COUSIN SEEKING L DIV ON b.

bloomington. H., July % tspccIal. Mr. and MIS-
,dorick Mcmillan came thi, city three years ago
from Cincinnati Mcmillan having been app'uc"
agent here Of the standard oil Company MIS- NC.
,f,I, i a cousIu Of Governor Campbell of ono, ana
ii -. , ber husband becamc popular in society.
Vc.t,n,iny Mrs Mcmillan flied bill for ii' dv3tee'
h,rrnv her husband with cruelty ana lnuuGi't, H =,
~. v1r'n il said 10 be In Ncw-i York Clty, rdnS 10
t.ri ~ advance agent of an opera company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
,,rp FIGHTS SETTLED ~ COrRr.

proydencc r. l., July 29.-ln the supreme 'ourt
tbi, morning. Judge Hines entered a decree restrain
ing thc ,hor, Tran .poItation Company from E'nang
freight and passengers at Riverside ThiN d@'i''oh
j. in favor of the Continental steamboat COMPANY or
Red Line which claims the exclusive rgn, 10 la',o 10,
renair an old wharf which it Will temporarily use and
nnr,me lie matter further IN the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
GOVERVOR UOTEY NOT A CANDIDATE

Monticello H.. July 20 t>pc'iaD D-tiovcrnor Alvin
f. llovcy, 0f Indiana has viitcn letter 10 Colonel
f. r. Ice. OF this city. declining Ia bc candidate
for Commandcr IN Chi"f Of g." Grdd Army oi the
Ecpullic at the coming National Fncampncut a.
Boston. on account of nj, drii", - Governor. lie
has received earnest appeals from many depart nct'
of the G.. \ H. 10 allow hi, name It, be- presented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30

hnrbor of Malta some needed repairs we're made
to the feet before the departure for the cape de
Verde Islands The city filled with officers ana
brilliant by day and night, welcomed the Amer
leans with social affairs of all sorts.
The arrival nj the port Of Rio Janeiro from the
Cape dc Verde Islands was the next most i ihi-
portant OCCASION As the little fleet nearcd the
harbor the vessels were seen draped III coloTs.
salutes fired in honor of the nation ana me
his sailors 10 the wards and all m the harbor
rang out cheers for the rev Republic Of Brazil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
rrrrcy or THE SILVER BILL on TEA.

Chicago, Juy 29-Erncst Theodore, a prominens
tea importer from Han kow, China, arrived III tns
city Yesterday Speaking OF the tea commerce, Mr'
Theodore said " The recent passage of the silver oin
has raised the price of tea 10 per cent. We mako
m of our pavments in silver there little gold DeihS
used The purchase of 100000 ounces OF silver
month BY your Government is equivalent 10 taNnS
ont Of the market just much that was htnciso ~
available. Eastern markets have ieIt u' iio.s IN 80
and siIvrr i'm London has raised In price The tea
"ron in China Is heavy this and OF primo
mol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
czrcus AND TIE BOHEMIAN EXHIBITION.

Prague july 29.-Owing 10 the decision Of the Ger
man party in the Diet making the propo'co bo''''"
exhibition in 1901 dependent upon the c"Hpe'"n "'
ho reconciliation scheme the Czrclis demand an un
.",,,,,or.I avowal whc her an exhibition will bs
hId ON the ground that before the building are
constructed statement of the number of exhibitor, J.
n.nsv.arv II is considered that exhibition unhrr
tIo FnDeror's patronage would indlcdic rccol'i'"
Unn brtireen the Germans and the Cncchs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
n,srAsED ANIMALS FROM AMERICA.

London. July 2o.-Mr. Chaplin, president OF 'h'
po,d If Agriculture replying 10 questions In the HOUSE
~ Commous to-day, declined, in The absence OF an
thorvc prof 10 consider me n'cd 1,a'e' ,s i[es
i,nn animals suffering from the disease have aIrlVcn
AZ Liverpool from New ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
rrrr lives LOST IN Az INCEyDIARY FIRE.

Cincinnati. July 20.-\ "Iihe'-Ht'r u'sp'''" S'S
.h, ,nc.ndiaries set fire 10 the house Of tie Rev.
n,,id plurh In Gale Ind, early thi, morning ana
d..tr,ycd H. Mr. Plumb fatally burAci, ana Iiis
~ir' ,nd three children persisted IN tie h"mes Mt
Plumb is a prominent M,thodI'l hhhI9'eI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
BISMARCK WARMLY CIIFERED.

por,,n .Iuly 20-Princc BISMARCK accompanied by
-ount Herbert bismarck, started to-day for Hchon-
-. .r,,n ,icdricl,:illc. There crowd at
=, hon tlcy took their departure, and the
I,rirre was cnthusiasiicall, ch"crcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
INDIAN PUPILS RETTRy HONE.

Carlisle. Penn, July - t~pcciall->cvcnty- one In
dian, Of vafi0us tribes. hayins completed their I'VE
years course the Government Training school III
th, city, this evening left here for their homes III the
Wet owing to the failure Of Congress TO make any
appropriation for their departure the netc ar ar
rin gencnts we're made through F. j. IOnaNlta tfhVt
ling agent of the AtchsOn. Topeka and santa re ith
road, by Captain Il. H. Pratt, manager oil inc schooi