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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
utyHArr4N 4WLhIES ELECT OFFIcERS.
rRfSIDENT CARR CHu,LN AGtIN- -ENTIRI NN.
Mi:Vrs To BE GIVEN MKT WEEK.

PRfSIpEvT CARR CHu,iN AGtIS ENTTKI NN
MI:vT, To BE GIVEN MKT WEEK.
The annual election OF the Manhattan Aliru' 'l"'
was held NJ The handsome club house in MADISON ave.
la.t ui-h The Cherry Diamond men. uhllhe the r"''
II ibc athletic world dvcl lu peace ana hfm"nN a"d
tucr. wa, no opposition The regular urhc' put lh
the field The ticket a. ioioN>- P'"'ldeh''
(,eorse w. Carr: vioe preeIdent, william y. NW"n o
-.ci,,arr. c. G. Hughcs 1rc"@uvr Walton storm .
,aptsin : T. Cornell. nr,t lirut"rtrt. fus"u" van
scbatck. Second lcutcnaut +. \. War, governors,
T. ? Troi,,f George \. Avery. Il. Blccchrr lIaih
Lone Lincoln A. stuart. II. Appciu' Z. 3D. iFiTv'
r 4 NcEuen, Warren -are. {. NJ Er7io' Z. \.
oorl,.h Herman oclfioil-. T. &. tDnvcr,c. aid j. H.
Tiaglcr.
George " Carr tho president, has held that once
.irce the club vs, Incorporated, IN Ar'l. l-'o' 10y
,hs foIIouiug: George ". carr George ". Thomas
f,yorec d. Parn,!v sanford p. Pcmcroy, ". G
.r.ucc IT, Henry T.. Pike, ". H. rHhln'
T. &; Gurnev. aud John Frazer. Mr. Cars name
on the uclct Is the only one lc'f OF the orEina!
c1rporaors lie proud u the handsome edlhoe ana
~ the handsome athlete. md judging hv h' l'nNh
of onlcc the feeling f. mutual. Mr.. tTT We born
Al Newport r. H. November 20, LOO
ne Manhattan Cuh VIII give ilrce divt enter
tantnent at the clul-hou~". beginning ncNt M'nd''
The frat day VIII lc ~ athl"u' order. ana lu h'
f.r mon Ihc entertainment on TUESDAY afternoon
is for Indies and members nave been '-l" iaIl' r.
r,,e-ted not fo attend. Wednesday evening VII 10"
ft eu mn io "a 'ull drr~ ha and rrtcpiiuu. SIN gent
INTO r'caidins admission ticket, Lave been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
PARIS TO HAVE NC. 4 BUILDING,

SEVERAL. NEW WORKERS ANON" THE '''"IV''~'
Paris, Dec. GA meeting was held NJ inc h'lN'"-
hons, or Andre Ncufi7e & Co.. Ru" LA'aNeite SA'nF
day morning. 10 organize company {" be known ~
Ia ~-,ccte Anonync ImmObilirre de II mon. N"'"
IS 10 lold the property % the Nouuc Mems 'h'iNu''
Association of Paris The a1icc- of incorporating
rcr, signed thirty days ago. and were deposited VIII"
" Elanchet. notary. a. required by Jaw. lho }"
corporation, We're Alfred Andre. Eiieune = hn-''r't
and Thomas K cree. Alfred Andre was 'ie'''
prceiden and treasurer. ard r. A. GayoN se'fethIN'
prevou, 10 the recognition Of The society ny the
french Government. 10000 francs were pad IN ~
the notary ~ the cash capital Of the '~lc'Y' ana
O.UOO francs were subscribed.
The directors elected were Nlfrcd Andre, he'f %
tho banking house 80 Andre. N"hh7e co. ana
Regent of the Bank Of FIance Iule' -iegfr'd senator
-,r ,he seine: rlnnc', HDtnCter. "a -on of hH'""
Uo,tin.1icr and member 81 thc banking hrm ~
Uo,,ur7or 4 CO.. Louis sou'ter. Chevsh"r oi me
Legion Of Honor and Etcnne p Buscar'e all Of Phi'
and Mcsvs. James STOKES, Ceph9s Braineri, !: ~
Phelps stokes, and Thomas X. Cree, ct New ork;
To cnpitsi society viii hc Increased 10 oo'"N
francs IL f. proposed by the society 90 bur nj orco
centrally located lot. and erect handsome bu'hih;
lO- the Paris Young Mems Christian Association.
The building will contain fine gymnasium, bath,
library reading room. hall etc. Generous assistance
has been given by New YORK friends.
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IvpoR,lvG THE STRIKE At NEWARK.

Fall River Dec. - C>pe' iall The Executive Com
mttcc # the National cotton MIL op,nrerS A~Socia
tion met IN this clty ~, afternoon 10 consider "ha
action should be taken 10 help the striking >pinncr "i
tho Clark Thread Mills in Newark. y. j. Nlrr dele
-dtc- were prc-eut representing union in kcarny
and %ewarh. y. T., Lewiston Nc. Nashua. y. H."
Lowell. Lawrence. New Brdf1rf and this city. \
strike We, ordered without the consent " the Eyccu
tv" Committee II stated that no fault wa> found
with the CLARKE but tho spinner, could n't bear r"
tyranny ot superintendent Wam,ey. II was voted
To- iulr,c thr strike and extend all possible support.
II va. v,'cd also 80 give $50 forilNth II Wa~ iur
the voted g. instruct secretary Moore &" call N" az
tcutlon 81 a union secretaries 70 the necessity 4
holding meeting, Immediately fpr tn purr ',c If r.>
ing money f0m al member n good standing. Al
drc,-c. were made by delegate, from Newark and
kcIrIY.
TIE COMMITTEES al-p considered the strike az m"
Ac,-hurt MN. New bedford. where The spinner, com
plnu Z lpw wages and poor stock II was voted
nnlllv 'cud notices >l ucr all over the country
keep away from Newark and Sow Bcdf nd during the
continuance of the present difficulties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

RESULT OF TIE ROME MrNiCIPAL ELECTION
Rome. Dec. 93.-The CcrioaIs have elected all Their
candidates for the Communal Council 81 Rome. The
Liberals. however, still have majority In that body.
The ro>ults Of the municipal elections AZ Rome con
firm the eNpe, ,iaiors previously entertained that the
Vaticau WOuld maintain IN" NEGATIVE" policy II has
followed for time pHt Catholic are row allowed
- take PAT in he pol tical and cect' raj -t7ese-
eoue on u Irsy and tins VII tend % their profit a,
well a, improve their relation, with the seonar author
tiles in their country. Had thcy remained DO GcruanY
fr instance, aooi from the political hc tho '-did
never have brought end Va" hostile kutnrhaWpi
The n.t ha- bc"r bitter n Italy account q IT, quc'
tiJn OF the temporal power. which prevents tl" PapIr'
from rccogciluF the Qmriual Government. But a
first step ha- just LcoN sicu, lH The rig dire ton. h
permitting the Catholics Ia vot" a. municipal elections
they may Lc Soou ailr" 80 - ID the same DO 90" c"c
tou Of deputies to ;le Chamber Of Monte C'"rip -
course tr Clcical- cannot pc' T. have 10" nf fiti
in Rome other lag" Italian d".. but thcj ht'e
,howI that thcj have not os' any ground u tie "art,
formerly their :, air.4hy Il. tsi hrlc two dita
ago. the Municipal Council Oi Rome han Wcn suspended
for ~iX months. dud inc rtI administered Dv foN"i
Commission whose ppv wcfr about - cNplr' l
accordance viii tir -ti1t"-. The ciD" doc not -lf1
whether not Prince TOilonia the Former Mayor ~
Rome. and Clerical Ioadcr, ha- bc"I elected 20 ID"
Communal Council. but The power ana prestige 0l ~"
latter W not lose ANYTHING o. p'r.r-~ing d minority
representing especially the parti-ans oi the vatican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
SCOTCU RAILROADS "1IED CP."
FORTY FIVE HUNDRED MEN on STRIKE AND
TRAFFIC PARAI.YZED.
"a rRF1Gur TRAINS RUNNING-MNNY LARGE
INDUSTRIES E,TBD-BOTH SIDES DE-
TEDNINFlD NOT TO YIELD.


GLASGOW Dec 23.-Thc railway strikers have 50
far succeeded in paraNzing traffic Throughout The
district Few train, running, and those Whch the
ra lroad officials have succeeded in starting can be
run only al ir cClsr intervals. Picket, OF strikers
are stationed at many points and trying 20 induce
tnc few engine drivers remaining at work tD JON t'c
ranks of the >trikcl-. In several instances the per
suasions Of the pchct~ have been strong enough {"
win over additions 10 the number Of men aIiNaoN ont
ON strike The LaDarkshire strikers arc conducting
their operations with much vigor. Their picketS are
doing effective worS. All the mineral and most Of
the passenger traffic already bocn stopped and
there does not seem TO bc any prospect OF an carry
settlement Of the matters in dispute"
Late tlh, afternoon there were signs OF possible
settlement Of the strike.
Al meeting Of railway strikers, held in tbs city 10
day the announcement was made that i.3OO men had
c,jt work This n,mber includes the men Of the
Calpdouian, North iriiiSh and southwest companies
Iher. j. an absolute cessation OF freight traffic ani
only few passenger trains are Tnuhg' me raj
vay managers are making 4 firm >tand against w"
striker, they have given the men day. nO0ce :"
return 10 work. and assert that thcN are a"' !" t''
managers threaten 10 prosecute the strikers fr breach
Of contract alleging taet the men failed To GVc tlr
employers proper notice before going ont
The confusion resulting from the >tllh" IS .'n'cuhE
the coiorieS furnaces and large lnt"iF oi Ndil""-
kinds The singer sewing Machine works have Nhnt
down and will remain closed nnilI me ,lrlhr
settled The Gre,nocJ men have joined tie tilN"
movement but the Edinburgh and feiih men n''o
All North British trains between AhcTdcen ard
Edinburgh. including the London oNlI'>'. nave ',i
running. All The other express trains ar mhE III
iaic arriving here abjut four hours behind tine.
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THE LLRL EECORO.


FLAMES DESTROY \ IIiI"HI 81 IAIioH'
r,.I..., o,i.s.y 90 ui- ds-t0rtll NJ M Nhtf'oho
,.o ,o ~.,trfd,v , -rcoud hro broke out "sfl'
,..,.,Gag i.orins ~ nc ffrcAt station " u" '''''
<o.1 terminus ~ the %ortn Shof" btn'h q" 'h'
Rom Island I,,frold. Fan,s i' III .,"1 -"
Of nc building "rr" di''o'"'a ]" wv "''"'
..,t,o, r,as,r Nj Thul-by, and tie tfainn"n 'hil'
alarm. were blown from stelin whistle q" t"' ''c'
,oofts continuing nearly haf 81 hour 'n4 t' vi
L ., was quickly in commoton 1h"re "''V ID" ".'
,,,. ,rhlp reach tho railroad employees and TrNsenn
to,to,ho,d lad Il, ronanc Lirps"vr' 10 ih" peril
ans ask ~ saving such freight could BE- n"'h "u' '"
rho ground noor Al night the building ara ~ co"''h,
,lo,cd unn at o'clock yrst"fdav morning only THDp9
.tpe heap Of ruins was leit 1h" i"'r j. ''''""' 80
80 600 tatiy covered by Ih'n'nn''' INC o''s" "
1r. l. uniuuNu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
AcorLrrlL OF ALLEGED INrADERS.

san Antonio. Texas. Dec. 2".-'cncial Francisco R.
Sandoval aud IN, companions, Abclor'o LepT \inrht"
NORM Gon1alc~. Gavin, Flores Amador E>a'lcrcI ANA
dor Garcia ,,I,adaupc {. Cadlcr and Melcher Uuer
,,r who were on trial in The Federal District Court in?
, last three daNs charge OF violating 'hc inter
national laws by An alleged attempt 70 Invade MEXICO.
vr-, acurt,ed THIS morning All the prisoners bowed
,h.r thank, when the verdict announced and
,.pe,,l -nudoval thanked the jury IN brief speech
delivered In spanish. oanGONal VIII not - bach 10
Nc>ico lie was formerly grnernl IN the Me>ican
army but having been expelled from the country
,rJ h,Iug liable arrest upon his return, he VIII
r.u,,iu Nm thr United states aud make HI home In
. / IurrdO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
TO DlsREGARD ADMIRAL wATooN's PROTEST

IIaniaN, y =. Dec. 22.-The ship Selkrk arrived
here in Disabled condition last Friday with cargo
Of OIL survey held 10y Captains Wood and
Hunter who ordered the cargo between decks 10 ho
discharged, and the ship hauled into the dry dock
wharf for tliat purpose Th, afternoon John stair
Il CO.. agents received a cable dispatch from Admiral
Watson who i, at Bermuda. prUtc-tng against The
audDg of The cargo The grounds for protesting are
either Of the following First that The Admiralty
have certain rights 10 tc drg doek and premises; sec
Oudly that III" place -e apa't for diScarging ' tho
near the mscryne. Stairs 4 60. have decided not 70
entertain the AdinirBlS protest. aud they VIII make
an attempt TO morrow At the time appointed 10 unload
lhr cargo. II is thought that there VIII be hVcly
-Ccu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
UHru n y0mHwEVr ELEVATORS.

Minneapolis. Dec -+.-fifuie7 '"np.''" u"
Xo,tbwc,icrn Miller" show that the -torh ~ "heai ia
i.,,o clc,a,o,. If Mnncapoli, IS 31-9fOO bushels,
q decrease Of 31 900 bnsAcl- from q week ago. IHe
.,orh At Duluth va, 3.a,2 iG2 bushels making '""
of 97II.C22 ml,hcl, at the t"" plniN' gam ' '.'
week Of 1862, bu,hcl.. The Market E'''T' Ell
mate, the wheat IN country elevator 81 Minnesota ''u
the t,eo Dakotas at 900 600 bnhcl,. an m,,oif@ ~
"a 600 Lu,hcl, The aggregate stocks oi me NoIlh
-ot are fins s,rrllcd 10 ~ 81 o. bu'hcI" 'fah'
10 0oS 7c0 bushels one week ago. ct Il gam "i
u. 30 Nmshcle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
tIcur nrILDIND, BrENLD IN ErTnERFOfD

lsle started II Rutherford y. J., o. 10 Jp ''"'"
,. evening l tho nco- store ~ II. Nod"n Th" Fahr'
~, ,.,I,tv D., ..,cr,l frame sfrlctur,- adjoining, and
in l... than thirty rlinutcs o,lt brNInf' were pi""F
Tho lnlIdlrr. rrf. ali II wood. ond the Nv" '"""N''
o,, coutanc. In the town hid thr pleasure u 'niiFms
ftrotur. and otcr property from ih' burning "''''"I
r, trpdinu, ff. aH dc-trny ~ In les man 'h 'o"'
-, ~ ,.,, ,cu,,.d ;l,n Ncr. ~ NoHrn, h'' ~ aI'r
m,man Mqlhs. lprter. Jm'e Iaib', notion ''"r"
Ig,.r NJ A.ioI. plumber; II. hc'.l'r. 'h'' -,'''
muller tailor. Copeland Lucr lawyer \. IL watson
real c,ste aud nsuran'r. rh" nl-o holo al wv ' '
- .,,.,,y nm, los. viii Ir net 40 90, coycI,d bj
in -ulance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
rur y,rIi SUSPECTS ~ ,EW ORLEANS.

Nrv Orl.au-, pee. 2-.-ihc nm""eh ''''''"'
in thc Ii,nnc,,y cns" pleaded h'' e'S III '''
,.. ,,d,y aud flied plea IN bar on 'h' E'"'nN
'"' tt. Grand Gurv cond not havc found the IN
~ ' ,. t,,. hort time In which II dld; second
,.,, ,bs allotment %, the case wh' lmprop'rN Ina''
,nn.. prhcr ovc-rii!cd both motions. Inc prisoners
'"'-' ,od,o to TIC parish prison without the ben'
WV ,au to await trial. which VIII take place some
,'' ~ month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
rowgRy or the STATE CONEiSN0N ~ HN'H

Albany. pee. 2@.-Attorncy General I"o'r "'' =
- Aha r.,rc,t Of the state Commission ~ LuiIa'E
rd.,,d Am opinion relative 10 IN" powers ana u'''''
- ,hc commission In reference to III" STATE 'o'' ~
Inn, 81, S,r,.usc. and the state tuetodlal "'"" J"
,,o,,o MINDED Women AT Newark The Attorney ten
o,.t holds substantially that, wh' ihc '"h"''>'"" -
obliged to inspect aud report upon N"'" 'n'"''"' "
hs. no power - enforce any "ncr' 'na' '"N
~ '' .., and th,t thr authorities II The state
I'I",' , tn rect abuses. If any thcIr De- III ''
nv iW{p, ,ltsonrl tlcy may b" clearly shown 10
gxt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
NOTHING 10 Do WITH uoRuoy ccLoNIzArIoS.

th,4,c, pee IL. {. Fdulot. of Lima. ohlo send,
tcl.-ram to tac Associated lrc,N requesting that u
,p,L, a correction In tlr statement made in IL dis
rhcs las, night 10 the effect that Nr. Fdurot had
',., , ,cutr,ct for The sale 10 H. iCham Young. r..
- 600 600 acre, Of land in Mexico 10 be oolonlcd
IL Nornou- Mr. Faurot 'ays that tlc contract made
H. with Young a Company for . railroad south M
p.,niuc y NJ and that II las nothing whatever 70 DO
vim iL. Mormon colonization In Mexico,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
Az ALLEGED DEFECT ~ TIE EyRArD JURY

Pans. Dec. -. La Lsuternc' today publishes
statement tO The effect that u the iurymcn who
tried Eyr4ud and Gabrielle BompaId was a bankrupt
which, say, that new W,lap.r ipso fact0 annh' the
verdict.
lu the senate to-day. Mr. Lc Breton a-hcd ~ re-
gard ~ the case Oi Gabrielle EOHlsrd. If the state
wonlG permit the tc1chlue the Medical school Of thc
dJct-inc o. criminal uI, sp1nsbility. VI. Bo''"ol-.
Minister Of Pal lc Instruction. replied Iia' tie question
VA not one "hch cOIM be considered mailer ~
education or religion. The state he added could have
of, al doctrine and must leave the professors nee
% nnl.nc tlrr own ncthJd, Nl Instruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Minneapolis Mimi, Dee. Ia ui-p"''" ~
Tdbuuc." from dar Rapids Iowa ~ 'n
,.,o ~, o,od ,,,.,, mat "A scotch -yndicatc Win
,,,,e Iog,n AT IT, tcld has secured cobtro! oi the
Forest Milling ComnAny's plant together with hVc
other oatmeal mill, in tai, vicinity. II Is also nuncr
stood that they will make an effort 10 secure cohuVi
of all tie oatmeal mills in tins country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

they threatened to kill him. Lamb took refuge IN ONO
Of the buildings which the discharged worhInen DOM
bardcd with bricks ard stones and made desperate
effort to get at him. During the trouble 1hom"
Burns and Peter Burke were seriously injured tro
latter having his head split open with piece OF Gas
pipe. Word wa, sent to Mayor Whitaker for aid ana
4 number of officer sent to The scene. VINO
qllcllcd the fight and arrested several OF the par
ficiulntS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
wu,r THE pROvINCETOWN FLEET MADE.

proyiucetown. Mao. Dec. 22.-The ProvIncetown
,,ah fishing fleet with few exceptions. Ia, hauled
nm for ih, -~a.on which has been fairly successful
one There were forty two vessels engaged carry ne
from Twelve 10 twenty two men each. Eighteen OF the
cec have stocked IN aggregate Of S211 oOo the remain
i,r twenty four about $4,000. making total of
over 5000 OOO the crews sharing on an average over
,,on r,u Tllrcc Dennis vessels sailing from this
n,t .t,cbod nn aggregate Of T3d.Opo. No lives or any
,,n,,uut ~ prop"rtN have been lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

The hiu'ur. Manufacturers Association h'd secret
meeting a. Hoffman House last "Nenuc q. consider IN"
question Cru"iul lpc sout remedy tol tine l'I br"
nlr.r.Gi the part of Iuor No :. The session "n'
= long one. and a: clos" President Haumcalt"n an
uanc,l that committee from the assoc atom would meet
cnpo,c> the ofrr % Brown Brothers, "h''r the
trouble occurred to-Eorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
FRENCH LAWMAKERS TO TIGHT \ DrEL.

Paris Dec. IN. Brou~~c, vic" chairman "i tno
Municipal Council Of Paris. had quarrel today VIII
VI Dumav. a member Of the Chamber of Deputies IN
the lobby of the Hotel de Vile Mi"r an angry eN
change of words " BrUSss struck the Deputy IN the
face Tonight arrangements are being MADE ior a
ducl between the tWc men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
e,,r pnGUS BUSINESS ~ cHIcAGo

,..,.,,o. Dec. - C>pcciaI-Ihe Globe Hauo"'
''',d IT, do,r, and began business to dny' Win
"'N ~ Al 00o,OOO. II occupies the old diaftc''
:, "c Corn Exchange. at La sale ana '"'n,on S'''
"i INC va. - ,no Globe are Oscar d. Wcthcfcl. pres
The on rstnr Melville T.. stone vice president H. y
Nrutton. caehier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
4 GERMAN lRoNCLAD STRIKING 4 ROCK.

Constantin0pb. Der. 2:.-Ihe German irOnclah
Fncdcrich Kari has struck a rock on the Island of
MtyIcue in the Aegean Sci. near the cOast Of Asis
Minor. II i, expected that The vessel viii be able Ia
get IN without much ain atty The Frederch Karl
wa launched in 1-G7. carrie, IAtcc. line ton guns
ia, hyc inches ~ armor plauX. 300 horse power
engine, and displacement Il 6.770 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
TIE PANAMA CANAL CONCESSION.

Panama. Dec -. via Galvcston-Thc agreement for
the extension of the Panama canal concession. wh'n
was signed some davS ago. approved bv Congress
and legal.zcd December 20 Mr.. wv" Will arrive
here, January D. - rcor-guizc the Office and 10 make
IIru.riti0u, for the renewal of W0ik on TN" canal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

To SEND 10000 RUSSIAN HEBREWS TO BRAZIL.
Berlin Dec. 23.-Thc newspapers Of tlH> city report
that 10000 Russian Hebrews expected 10 arrive nj
Hamburg soon and that arrangements arc BEING u'Hc
there 10 send them 10 Brazil II Is stated that - com
mite. j. now being formed In Hamburg 70 la' charge
0f the army Of immigrants their arrival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
.u,eGrD WORKERS ATTACK / TIHE6EEPER

,,,,,.lIe \. J.. pee. GA number Of hbl'i' WI"
,,.ob,rced from the ChyvIllc Brich N"ihN I'''
"c'o 49,. ,athcr. AT the works TO day, dalihil- '"'
'''u'o =, their wage, had been held back unl''oS io'
pa .nr,,S d los, Of time some Of them we're Im"A''",a
aneso .",omlpy lpccn,cd at the tmckeeper. H. W. Lamb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
A CONSPIRACY IN THE ARGENTINE.
EuMoRDD DIS ovERy or PLcT To OVERTHROW
THE GOVERNMrNT.

Bucnos tyrcs. Dec. 23.-A rumor Is current here
that plot 10 overthrow the Government has been
discovered Several persons are said 70 have been
arrested for completely in the conspiracy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

MINISTER EtTCHElLEE EEAClIING LISBON.
Lisbon Dec. 33.-Gcncr,l George =. la'"hrIcr. mo
new United states Minister g. Portugal h'' AIF'''1
here. lie VIII be formally received b. TIE hino oh
saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

London Dec 22.-LOld salisbury has warned the
British south Africa Company that H. occupation Of
MasskcSse is an Infringement upon the mOdu, vvendi
with Portugal and that Il must withdraw al once from
that district.
frankfort Dec. 22.-It is announced here that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

4 NIIIIII~T LEANING TANTN FOE LVNU77''
Paris Dec Cit j. stated that Mcndci>ohh' t"'
Nihili, Ina, started for London. in which CTS ne IT.
tend, to take mp hi, residence. The Kapp' ="
nounccs that VI. Mcraud will intcrpcllate the ''"'
crnmcnt in the Chamber Of Deputies IN rcElIu ., J."
Nrndcl>ohn's departure il being lniin1tci 'h'' V'o
French police caused him 10 take this step.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
tn RE iRcHRISHOP OF MILWAUKEE,.

Nlv.,ukcc Wis. Dee. lit il reported here thlS
oernn,n that Ei,hop katzer. OF Green Bay has Dccii
nppoined archbishop of the Milwaukee Diocese, TO sue
coed Archbishop lless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

TIE I.NBRIA AND WISCONSIN DELAYED BN Fo"'
London. Dee 12.-Tlc Cunafd Line steamer umOl'
Captain Mckay and the steamer Wisconsin, ol '''
Guion Line. Captain Woriall which sailed from L''.
pool on December ~ for New York. were de'''hcu ~
the Mcr~cy bv dense foc TIE toe hlalN iHt,%
TODAY 40 that the ImDi n and Wisconsin ANA Nn",
hcrt of other vc--c> IN the Mer>ey were cl''lo' "
II
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Suicide OF THE POSTMASTER OF Lyons.

Ly,ns. De-. IN. Leroy, postmaster ot TINS city
ha, committed suicide by jumpn; from the window u
m, private Office The latter ON the third Moor
~ the po~toiicc bu.ldinE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Az OFFICIAL VISIT TO THE BAETINol'f'
Nice Dee 92-rhc Irefcct and the military COM
mandcr Of this dcparncnt-tha II the AlPc' Na'''"'
VISITED the Cnitcd STATE, cruiser lalilm"r' '"''
They wci,, welcomed with a salui" Of eleven gun, ".
,,r, subsequently escorted throughout the war N'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

London. Dec. 22.-H. NJ. s Magnet left Portsmouth
Dday for the coast Of Galway. The Magnet Is loaded
VITA meal and potatoes, together with quantity Of
Government stores Of all descriptions. Thi, cargo /,
one of series snt and TO be sent by the
10 relieve the distress Of the famishing inhabitants Of
certain parts Of ireland. Three other British gun
Peeo' tos seabWse. krtomarte and Grapplcr. which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
ME-. BALrorR TO SPEAK IN ULSTER

Dublin. Dec Cit is anrounoed here that Mr
Ealflur Chief secretary fer Ireland Will visit lister
in January. for tlr purpose of making sericN of "a
enort, VIII bc directed upon The city Of Eelia>t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

lave been engaged in similar work for some time past
have been ordered 10 couliruc thi> d"iy for thre
months longer. when, il ], hoped. thee VIII be no
further necessity for rendering assistance along the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
TIE UMBRIA AND WISCONSIN DELAYED r

negotiations for the rev Portuguese loan have ''0
cDucl ludcd. subject 10 tie assent Of the 'oTtcS