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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-05-30

Mrs. John F. Martin is visiting in
Kansas City, Missouri.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-05-30

REPORT OF THE CONDITION.
If the First National Bank at kinsley. in
he state of Kansas, at the close of business,
nay nth, 1890.
RESOURCES
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Mr.. Green, OF Wendell, was in the
city Saturday.
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KINSLEY MARKETS.

Corrected by NJ. Schnatterly, Grocer ant
Produce Dealer. The following prices ar,
pGld by the dealers:
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Our subscription list is constantly
growing.
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Decoration day.
job printing neatly executed at this
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-05-30
LOCAL NEWS.


Decoration day.
Job printing neatly executed at this
Office.
Our subscription list is constantly
growing.
Mr.. Green, OF Wendell, was in the
city Saturday.
VIII F. Spurgin, of Stafford, arrived
in the city Tuesday
o. b. Hamilton, of Meade Center,
was Sunday arrival.
Mrs. John +. Martin is visiting in
Kansas City, Missouri.
y heavy rain fell Friday night and
regular soaker Monday.
Attend the entertainment at the
opera house this evening.
Sheriff Scott returned Saturday night
from Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Bob. Avery was in from the Nudge
ranch the FIRST of the week.
Everybody invited to attend the
Illinois picnic on June 4th.
Frank Tatum arrived Saturday with
2oO head of western cattle.
y. o. Watring and wife, Of Fells-
burg, visited Kiasley Saturdays
J. J. Reeder and wife, of Fellsburg,
were in the county seat Saturday
&. o. King, of Pawnee county, was
doing business i'll Kinsley this week.
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ryr prD PAINT OrrRiGE IT HARVARD

Ro,ton. June An effort WAS nude TO-DAY |" e""'c
thc d.agliremeuts made saturday 10y 'h' liarN"'"
.tudcnt. on the college buildings ana the "'"'
,io-vard statue 1t was found that the paiht 'ouu
ne easily removed but 10 oblrcratc the stain Oh uc
oil is A mrch harder Job. 1t VIII donbu'>' u"
necessary TO scrapc the dauh> OF the statue '"
thcp rcbronzc il. II is said that TINS can De "'".
without ,,rou, injury 10 ;hc figure IL VIII o'I'""
on how deep the oil haS sum- mo 'hc S''','.
rode.tal whether the injury D. The pedestal Ga" "
- rle .,m. j. tue of the designation oi
tb. Memorial Hall step, and Appleton 'niP,tn =
large force was busy to-day on tIc various
irving 10 make tlllnrs pres -, ., ,,, rnllero
,,1n r,tyc thc JOHN IiHrvRd statue 70 'c '"i,.h
visited the college this morning 70 Scrn""% Scr n"" ,d,v
,,,,,.. had bcru done " The Daily crimson NuN
Hd an cdoral strongly condcmnatory Of the ac'loh
VI a. a mass mcrtlng Of students in sever iiai 'iS M
cvcnInr resolutions were adopted condemnns tnc uc
f,cInc Of the statue and buildings, ana coih'tco
W. apponted To receive subscriptions To pay tr ~
pcu,rs Of repairing the damage ae lar ~ poslV%ic %
Il was also voted u make arrangements LOT lhc
regulation OF celebrations in the future
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opERlrIoy roR WATER on rHr LvyGS

Lochport. y =, June (SprcaI.-A delicate opcr'.
tIon successfully performed recently by Dr Gira,
surgeon o. the 1lth Infantry, Z. I y. stationed at
Fort Niagara. Ihoma- Brighton, agr seventy. hvin-
at Youngstown village near the fpt complained Of
sUnocatn: feeling. which growing him daily
and he feared tiat death Doctor, 10 bufalo.
Rochester and this city aid hc had a.ti.na. ~.
Girard daguo.cd the case Of water the llrs
lie treated Brighton. bat without r,-ult. Finally, nu
operation was decided upon. IN inc! iDn va made
In the back, uci the RIBS. into the lungs. - pump
inserted. and more than Two quarts ol water tahcn
out, glvnc the patient immediate, r.Il"G 1lai was
three week. The wound hd- healed. and Brighton
{, out again and feeling well. Dr. GIraGd. hoW" ever
H. Of The opinion that perhaps the water may again
form on the lungs.
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ONE PERSON DEAD AND SIX BADLY BURNED
THE LE>sEE ARRESTED oN SUSPICION.


81. Louis Juno The building so .G33 Franklin.
ave. the second noor Of which is Oecurlol 81 a
tenement by several fnmilc, and tie lower for q .
paint shop. Wa, d-cOVcr,d to Je on fire ai about q
O'Clock this morning. The fir s;art.I on the .croad
Hodr and burned for about haii hour lcfor. II v,s
discovered. A. the nrcflcp arrived stream
of water turned on D., burning bgliiug. bat up
effort made to rcsche the occupant, uYu loud
screams from the second story iud! i;cd tat th"o
were hclVcss people inside. The frru"i found 40
family Of George schlothmau st1rslae 10 the SMOKE
and flames in the tSo front rpofae. "r. -eh.ptlw,n
vac painfully burned and 80, hlus hc.pl",-y ou ~
nOoF. HIS vito sud two chd0.u Wc.r aI-o burr-i.
and his father. Lclrly severity lad been snot rcd
to death in his ted
CharlC, Haus,. Who occupied the rear apartment.
with hs wife and cf. had inst lcit thc house 10 go
10 work. and his wife and llitc spn wcre ,au-hi .u
tho flames. Nf. Ia4ss could have e-capod. bdt ifc-
little loy Wa so frightened that he of under ,h-
hcd. and u the frantic mo'lcr'- c.ior', 20 r,,c lc-
child She wa daulrfDi-s turn,-i. Ih, ,l'G v4.
were al ta.cu - tho D-p~nsar,. schlHhmnl i.
not expected 10 live. If" rr,pt'rt 81 uI, too
children - al-o doubtful though Mfs. hoffman laA,
pull through.
man, occ thir} two hact buWod, Annie ~chiothnun.
his wife, burned about head. ner.. -louiarr- and
arm, prOlahli fatally Harry -chothman. n-c nine
Walter - thotunan. AZ" tour. father oi rcors ~,hlIi
about head and arms. luJHr.c, serious Ntir ~'n ~
Mr.. Hau,,. badly burned.
After ic,rung the Iuniic tie ni'iucu turned their
attention - cNtlu-ul.ln. tl. N4ur. aud ..-tn .ic.
H. dc. fhc c--ec. lscn arr. tel Oh ~ls
p.oion of having fired tAc building.
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PRINCE ApTur,p IN MONTREAL.

Montreal, Que. June 3.-The Duke and Duchess VI
Connaught and party arrived here TINS morning. i"V
station and the streets leading thereto were 'oih
pletcly filed with people waiting 10 geV VIC" VI
the visitors. As the Duke stepped from the uaih
Alderman g. W. stephens, acting in the absence OF
Mayor Grcnicr stepped forward and read al addf''S
Of welcome first in French and then IN fhg"Sh'
The Duke at once replied spcaking,i French VIZ"
an accent which delighted his French Cananiah near
ers. ard then repeating Substantially the san" 'c
marks In English. The party then entered car
races and proceeded 10 the home OF Sir ''corSs ~
phcn ihe CANADIAN Pacific Railway maGnatf. Wlc.c
they had luncheon. Immediately after tE r,,c - "a
acsln and drove around the city. ana nnAIN 10 tlc
grounds Of the Montreal Amateur AthleuC AS,vIn
tjon where they witnessed lacrosse match DftWcy,h
nawaga Indians.
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WILLING TO SELL HIS ONLY sARcopHAGUs.

Chicago June . (Special.-A citizen Of Alexandria,
Egypt named Alexander TagliaferrO has written to
the Worlds Fair management, enclosing a photograph
OF sarcophags which he claims is that Of Cleopatra
He says that II was recently discovered iE Caesar
camp, near Alexandria. After paying the Egyptian
Government it, dues, The writer he sold II 10 -
friend for speculation When the sarcophasus was
opened the contents fl ashes, with the exception
OF the skeleton, which is still preserved MI Iagia
ferro says that he is prompted 10 negotiate with the
Exposition authorities from notices which he has seen
lp newspapers OF the United States announcing tha'
tne hne1'e of Egypt has been asked By the de tprs
Of the Exposition for the mummy ii Rameses He
tes IN orer for sale this sarc0phagus and skeleton fo
ths sum OF $4,000 sterling the spot. The in1crcncr
freight
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r,y ,vp 1roy RooFERs OK STRIKE

r,-,, hurdrcd iourncymcn tin and sheet ITO"
- t. aud co,rlicc makers Ol Brooklyn went o'' va
t-iie Yesterday morning. They WeIc so''"7 LI'
- from ~ - to S3 so day. liner" Wa ~ rt
o-,or but the men in quiet ana hri' mann -
~. nl,,c, in accordance with "ep''i.'
IT., =, last week. The men wanted T''". ~"
-. time without a reduction OF pay. lucy "'"0" iy
49,, 9th, hour dav The employers ohertd To pay ''S
., by the honr at the present rate ana ic' '"''"
,,r,, s long or a, short time a. tlcy "l'nV''
NH, only rr,po,rd that this ARRANGEMENT silou'u '1'
,i, tho 1T Of september, and they offered 10 ei'ei
d.. an agreement that ii At that tihc the New i"'N
,.,oyer. ,,ould Il, the same they "ohIu pay TIC
,r,-,,, ,,,res for an eight hour days work.
e. Uucll one of the members oi tho 'ol'o'o'''o
,,.,,tc, NJ the Master Tin and sheet iron ho"ic''
,..,ci,,ion has "A shop in Fourth st. near bolu 81
.,ali,, of the troubles, he said My shop Is huhs
- ~, ali nv men have quit work II any one
,,',,, f., ~, TO work for On nine houF o"9'S
an, ,,,av Nv men were not dissatisfied Win inc
,,di,io,s of work, but had to follow the ofueiS ol
,bc u,iou. We pay 20 cents day more a'rc"'S
,,, ,b., d., i'm New York. and therefore have many
>.y, \,r,, men working here The New lorA Journey
,,c, h,y, agreed "a nine lOur day uhui 'cP'
and Non / suppose they Will ~ out II Mnuin % m @ ug
innnssblc 70 cOmpctc with them Oh ''o ''e"' "'
basis -, NOD T., the cirl't hOur
..l 'iur. The Ilccla Iron W'rl', Johh MoT,,' Nlr'
C~in Washington ave. william stokes, Ncr'r''
Gr,,.lrrgcr 4 Zungl Dean j. Richardson, "d'c'Tn
snn phllp lIunt r. Mcssr,. Cough Tcl'I'"n' iiaNS
r",t and Fitzpatrick. About lIo men nave rcsuiheu
work OF the eighth basis
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FORCED INTO IN ASSIG GNMENT.
THE FAILURE OF sIsTARE's SONS MAKES
TROUBLE FOR BOUDEY ( JENKINS.

THE FAILURE OF sIsTARE's SONS MAKES
TROUBLE FOR DoUDEX JENKINS.
The failure was announced in Wall street yesterday
Of Bouden lv Jenkins at no. 4S Wall-st II excited
general expressions OF regret both members Of The
firm Thomas II. Bouden and Frank Jenkins are
well known and highly esteemed. There were no out
standing contracts the stock Exchange and the
suspension has been the outcome Of the failure 0
George X. sistaIes sons. BOuden d jenkins were in
terested in the Lackawanns and Pittsburg Railroad
which built about forty one miles Of road from Belfast
Junction 10 Perknsyille y. " and controlled OF
leased about 6ftyOne miles more. The road was
placed in the hands Of a receiver in December lsof,
and I'm the Spring Of 1859 it Occlosed and rcor
canzcd at the Lackawanna and Pittsburg Railroad
There was 10 be an issue of $2.sOO stock TO
take M the old bonds and $500 900 in bonds
10 be issued for bettcrmens etc. The firm Of sistare
Sons received 100000 bonds from George D.. Chap
man. the receiver and president of the company and on
their failure forced sale followed. The new bonds
fetched low price, and the market credit Of the new
stock which had been issued 10 tske up Ihe No opds
kSeathered by BOuden Jenkins except iOr an action
kaken BY the Merchants Bank Of Canada which Sc
Amounting TO 81 900 which the bank held $40 900
new stock collateral. In order 10 preNcni any
fur1er proceedings Of this sort, me 1rn Gcciued "
make an assignment 10 Il. Floyd Clarke, OF the law
Mr. Clarke said yesterday that the action OF The
could give no ldes. Of the a,,ts or liabilities .
The present firm succeeded that Of Collins, BOudcn q
Jenkins on July 81 1896. The former concern Is sul
in process Of liquidation Mr.. Collins is dead Mr.
Bonden has been a member Of the stock Exchange
Mali street Mr.. jenkins entered the firm IN 1886,
and is popular among ms associates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
BRITAIN,S FOREIGN Troubles
TIE BEIIRING SEA AND NEWFOUNDLAND
QUESTIONS.
DISCUSSING ALARMIST REPORTS IN TIE HOUSE
OF COMMONS MOVEMENTS OF THE Enc
LISU NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET


LISu NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET
London. June 2.-Parllamcnt reassemCled 'ou''
after the WhitSuntdc recess In the House ol Oo"
sir James Fergusson Parliamentary secretary
for the Foreign Oiice declined TO lay on the 'aoic
the papers relative 10 the negotiations win the Cnu
states concerning the Bchring sea trouble uhh 'H0
question is settled.
sir James also stated that neither the Frehoh ho'
the Englis Government had received any infoim"'''
Of the landing from a French warshp oi onocrs on"
mon on the coast of Newfoundland. who orucrc" ''.
Newfoundland fishermen to remove their nets s''u
npon their refusal 10 do so removed them themseNeN
He was sure. he declared that the oMcein III o' 10"
English and French services c0uh DC ucPcN 80 90
10 preserve concatory attitude Pfn"inI It " 16c
Government lad every reason to Denero D ~ t'' "Gair
elarlnis reports concerning the situation Oh ''"''
In Newfoundland incorrect
Halifax, n. s, June 2.-The reports III ' i'N
newspapers about warships and an ar'sery pa'''
leaving here for Newfoundland are fase' l. "
Rowers Editor of The Colonist ana a Nc"lo"
land de!egatc SAYS there will be no aned oo'"''O
between French and English wsFships Ihe 'na"''
disputed will be settled by diplomacy or afpu"uo''
the dcI~gaton's mission 10 Canada having been sue
cessful. Mr.. Bowers returns " NewiouhdI"ho ~
MORROW. -. ,a.,oos had heen
rec,ivcd from England that regiment OF th' Hhc
and two batteries Of artillery were about 70 >o r ipa
Newfoundland III view Of anticipated ir0uDT: IVY
during this month. II. NJ. s Tyne VIII accompaMy
thom ont. \ -rect OF warshps arrived to-day from
bermuda. Among them IS the Partridge, comPar1sst
t!vcly new gUnboat of the first class >hc oi o
horse power She is the sister ship TO the Ihrash'
which Is commanded by Prince George of Wales
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CONSUL MArIEws's WELCOME TO rAvGIHR.

Taneier May l." The Times Of Morocco Ia week
had glowing account Of The arrival of United states
Consul General Mathews 'ayinc. among othc: things
The splendid reception accorded t. Colonel Mathews
Consul General for the United state Of America ~
Tuesday last VA, such has never before been Wit
messed In this qualgt old city Of our ard render, the
occasion one OF more than passing interest Noor,
Jews and Christians men Of all natonate~. In every
variety of costume. and OF cvcr -L"de %! color
seemed to vie with each other do honor 20 the good
who. q few years ago, left oar shore almost
broken hearted hy reason Of the Injustice 10 which
he had been subjected by powerful piracy formed
against him. which was fully expo cd IA columns
A he m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
THE VgsUVIVS IN COMMISSIOy.

Philadelphia, June 2.-At the League Island Navy
Yard to-day the United States Government took formal
po,scsson Of the dynamite cruiser NesuviuS, and That
vessel was placed In commission rs a manor war
The Vesuvlus transferred from the possession "i
fine Camps the owners Of the shipyard In which she
u,a, buIt and launched by Charles II. Cramp ana
accented ON behalf Of the Government by Captain H. b'
Sccley commandant Of the League Island Naval station
Ihe Vesuyius will remain al League Island for a rev
az and then proceed 10 point on the Atlantic
Coast to be designated by the Secretary Of the Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
VILLAGE DESrRor ED BY A FLooD

Coupcl UuN,. Iowa. June "A special to " me
Nonparci" from Missouri Valley chronicles tue almost
total de. trucipn of the village OF l"Ve"hl' 'lE"
miles below that point. 10y "airr'P""' '',,"'''
LovcIand /, located in the Boyer Valley IN e'''p'
terrific torn, Amounting to cloudburst passed over the
valley hrcaing about n mile above town, s""cpihE
down The street and leaving hardly house III e ''""'
The loss of NE q, far as has been heard rom III
cudcs Mrs., sayle an agd lady and her son ana o'h y
whose names are now unknown. one lahliN WHs
taken of e trrci -, the next morning. Whrrc cS hl
bcrn went bv tie food. One of the FANNY WV WV
droW ned The search for the missing bodies Is 80 l'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
PROTESTS or THE FRIENDS YEARLY MELTING

Poughkecpsie n. Y. June (specaD.-At the open
Ing of the quarterly meeting Of Friends To day the
clcrk ammo, need the death OF William H. L'dd anu
sroke of his high worth and ability dispateh oi
sympathy was sent to Mr.. LaAi 5 iaihN. y '"oio'''
wos sent by this meeting t) the n-Amcrican Con
,rcss nm tbe subject Of peace and arbitration. like
memornl was sent by se,e eial other yearly meetings
A protest was sent to the Senate and House OF Repre-
ffn f ihe navy a irotest wac also sent to the same
hndies In relation 10 the Chinese EA clusion bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
SENTENCE on MRS yAyDrGarrr POSTPONED.

Mount Holly, ~ j., June 2.-Ncntcncc was to have
been passed 10 daY Mrs Carrie NHudcrrn. re
Gently convicted Of giving poison 10 her ,pu Frank
Norman. her object being. II charged 90 secure
The heavy Insurance bis lfc but 'hc cOart could
not agicc on the sentence two ~ The las iudgci
wanted 10 let her of with fine Il $500. aud 20 II
deferred. Upon application of Prosecutor lndd.
Judge Garrison granted writ II ccrr r1rari, which re
the ciSc from The jurisdiction u this court al
together, aud sentence viii now be passed by the bn-
picmc Court. This proceeding /, uuuaual one and
has lever occurred before In This state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
WHAT THE CRETANs WANT.

London. June "a dispute from Crete SAYS t"a'
Chakir pacha. the Governor, has starred ior 70"
santinope and that his place will be hlieo oS
Dievad Tacha. Petitions to the Powers are peihs
circulated for signature in Crete. demanding Nlh'
Governor almost independent oi ue for'e DC 'P
noi,,ci. that ALL fiscal revenues DO ccded to the
Cran administration that the decisions Of the Cretah
Assembly be submitted TO the Governor Tor sAhc'lnH
without rcft.cnc, 10 the Porte that the native police
y, 10 rstahlishod that the Turkish troops be with
drawn and that the tribunals be reformed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
DiFIICULTY OVER STREET CONFESSIONS

Chicago June " (spccial.-A trouble has arisen In
the litlcmcnt Of the western passenger rate war.
The agreement was 10 20 bach 10 the basi, IN effect
December ~, which allowed no street commissions
and regular coinn.tsiOn to ticket agent, OF Ticket
The Wabash, over IT. Niagara Falls route, however.
pays street cOmniis. ions from -. Louis, - do all
Eastern lines This affects business 3otwccn 81 Louis
and Chicago, aud the Alton claims the nsNt 10 pay
the commission A. the Wabash III" subject
VIII be fought out In the passenger meeting 70 NOR
ip~, which convencs for the purpose OF rcosthiLhg
the Western States Passenger Assoc laton.
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rLAMEs 1Y 4 cANAn1NN vnLNcE.

Montreal. One. June News has been received
here Of an extensive couAaFration IN The village u
So Jacques de Achigan. by which twenty eight house,
were burned. rendering corsc~ p)ndng number -
fsWl"S homeless. also some sheds IN which large
quantities Of tobacco lcing cured. Tie los,e,
viii aGrrga'e about 100000 on which there WIS
but comparatively small Insurance. Tnc ooufae.a
ton having Interrupted tric<rHpJc communication,
no further particulars can bc obtained tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
4 DENIAL FROM MR.. GLADSTONE.

London June 2.--Mr. Gladstone IN replying "
Que tions sent TO him by Liberals in Glasgow denies
that he ever stated that the shooting ahair al
Mitchelstown, ireland. and the siberian atrocities
were parallel ourages. Though. he says. he spoke
Of them together, hc did not desire the Hiorei'o !"
he drawn that he regarded The Mltchelsown AFFAIR a.
equally a had TIE outrage, p"rpetidied 10y ulc
Rue ian officials IN siberia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
GEORGE ". KERR,S CASE HOPELESS.

Ncwburg. y. a., June = (spccial-phys siciihs say
that the Of George W. Kerr, who wac aifickch
with paralysis, 10 hopeless. lie from Ithaca 10
Ncwburg fifty nine years ago and since then has been
connected with the National Bank Of Newburg having
been Its president for thirty seven years. Ilc mar
rcd daughter Of the late Rev. John BroNI Who was
rector Of ST. Georges Episcopal Church for fifty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
WORK ON THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
A ROUTE FOR TIE GREAT DITCH CLEARED
THROUGH THE TROPICAL FOREST.

IHEOCGH THE TROPICAL loFt-I'
Panama. May "a letter from Grcytown gives inc
following information in regard to work on the Mica
racua Canal
With tao exception Of surveying work, the princi-
pal ties Of the Construction Company have Dccn
displayed In and around Grcyt0wn. The brush ana
umbcr have been cut down along the sh0r, oi inc
haTbor and the outer bay. and comf1tahe bnlI1lnse
put up az various points, These Include r'cciNlnS
warehouse and depot, quarters for the oihc r ana
men. the barracks for lahOrYS and hospital "ncIc
al present nuirber Of patients can be accommodac1.
From the head Of the inner bay. ard I'm straight line
10 the divide. sixteen miles away, an immense clcarh
has been made along the line of the proposed camel
The ground rises gradually from the seashorc untii
II terminates in the bold. rocky rdGethc Culcbra OF
tho Nicaragua Schcmc-Whcro considerable portion
OF the money OF the enterprise must he expended
This clearing through the virgin tropical forest !,
over thousand feet wide at Grcyfown. but a short
distance above IS reduced in width b. abou 500 feet.
Nearly parallel with this clearing and about zoo
yards from ii. +: another and narrower opening IN
tended for railroad TO the rilco Lagoon and the
divide. and here c. p. Treat. a wcllknown American
contractor has just broken ground for chat work and
has about 100 men At present employed.
Work on tho etty has been suspended since april.
because OF the want of material, but the schooner
Florence !. Allen arrived fcw days ago with cargo
OF piles, timber and lumber, and the work Will be I'm
mcdia;ely resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
TO ASK FOR A REBATE on SUGAR.

Chicago, June (speciaD.-Gracme stewart Charles
g. Higgins F. a. Bremer, ir.. and VI. r. Doble started
Tor Washington this evening having been selected AS
committee by the sugar dealers Of the Northwest
70 appear before the Congressional Committee 10
secure rebate all sugar in stock on July L. If
the new Tariff bin should be passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

chicago. June (SpeciaD.-Judge Moran. OF thc
Appellate Court, to-day reversed decree by Juhge
Iusy holding that the Postal Telegraph Company mast
pay taxes on It's capital stock and franchise although
= New York corporation doing business within the
State The appellate Court holds that the company
need not pay the taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
ou.rco y, y,TlOyAL BANK REOPENED.

nincbomton ~ V. June 2.-rhc owego Nhtlohal
Bank was opened for business this morrhs' a''ou'ns
10 announcement. There was little money wiz"
drawn and some Of the best business men &" the p''o
made deposits. Cashier Thcmpson' Whose u'u'S"c
tions with the Public Grain and stock EA'hahse ~
suited In the closing Of the bank IL ,u'Iou9u % f py
teller. who was implicated with Thompson FrahR
Truman scarborough sirrceeds Ba,sott tr tcea, =, %
dent Irtcner states that The bahh VIII 'o"'""' y" VIZ
ln.ness hcfOre the suspcnhlOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

P"ck-ull, ~ Y. June special. rhc freight depot
Of tie Hudson Eiycr Railr,ld at tai, place. with al
Ia, cOntcnte va, Destroyed ly fire lt noon today.
Tie h:r originated at y .I5 from locomotive .par,
falling IN baS oi jute oa tn platform. The west
wind soon cnvcloprd the whole build.ng iu fame.
The los j. about 1000 cpycr. ly Insurance. Most
Of the books were saycd. though badly chlrrtd