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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
UNEASY EUROPEAN CROWNED HEADS.
An EARLY MEETING OF THE RULERS OF lhE
ALLIED POWERs TO EXPLAIN MATTERs.

ALLIED POWERS TO EXPLAIN MATTERS.
Vienna. March 24.-It Is reported here that Comm
Kanohy, the Imperial Prime Minister. has suggested
that a conference be held between Emperor William,
Emperor Francis Joseph and King Ilnmbcrt as the
ONLY means of allaying the anxiety prevailing In
Austria and Italy I'm regard to the situation arising
from Prince BismaIcks resignation. II i hoped tha'
Emperor William will agree to attend such con
ference and that he will bring with him General Won
Caprivi the new Chancellor. Count kalnoky ana
sicnor Cri-pi the Italian Prime Minister. would also
be present at the conference in Chancellor Won
Caprivi attended The Austrian Government considers
that Emperor Williams dcclination to attend Such
conference would trouble and unc siness tr uSh
ont Europe Especially would this bc the case IN
the Balkan states. in regard to when IT l. rpui"h
that the Governments Of Russia and GERMANY are ""u
ng TO agreement at the expense o bulgaria. =.
The Taghatt" that the interview between i'in
pcrnr William and Emperor Francis Joseph when Wa
originally fX,d Ia take place during the coming ~ unn
viii occur much earlier owing 10 Emperor William
desire 10 plain the situation arising from Prince lis
marck's retirement to the Emperor of Austria
Berlin. March 24-Thc Emperor has appointed 'ouh'
Fucnhurg now Governor Of Ilcssc N1>>au Pru>'lan
Minister of the Interior Or. Miguel. one Of the eau
o the National Lib, raj party. Minister "i llndh''
Baron Icnnc. Minister Of Agriculture ana "chcr"
Won Goltz Minister Of Public Works A.,
General >chcllcndorf has been appohtN 10 ~" W
command Of the Tenth Army Corps. nalc Ni'an, nN
the appointment Of General Won Caprvl 10 tic 'nil
ccllorship At the same time Count lia">rci la> b''
appointcd 10 the command Of the SlAtc'ltn NruN
rorps and Lieutenant General Lcntze to that of the
Seventeenth Army Corps a., ..-e..,
II is expected that in retaliation for the Norm
German Gascttc's" statement OF the causes that i"
+" Prince TiSmarck's retirement the Reich anzciscr
will publish the letters written Nv Bismarck 10 TIE
Emperor on the subject Of hi> resignation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

London March 2l.-Ihi. wA- The first day Of the
Lincoln spring meeting The principal race "d,
that for the BathyanS stakes oi three year Old, and
inward . about five furlons-. IT Wa won h' ~ir Il.
Jardnc's four-y ycarold chestnut rcldius Iilsrm.
G. J. Cunningham, five year OH brown horse More
battle Wa second. and ~r :. Lochhar', thr'' y"rr
old lav fills Rinoyata third. There wcr, th.ri 'ru
starters The lat betting was 20 10 against IIl
grim. tD l against Morebattlc, and - 10 against
RiuONafd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

Berlin March The Wcirndl. che Zctuus' saws
that the Emperor sent the following telegram Z" An
intimate friend on SATURDAY, Maiy thanh, for Sons
friendly letter. ] have indeed suffered litter "N
pcrcnccs and painful hours. Ny heart Is a. zorro"
full a, if had again lost my grandfather bnt IL s
40 appointcd me by God. and ha, to bc borne. even
though should fall under the burden. The post 4"
officer Of the watch the ship Of state has fallen 10
INV lot. Her remains the same. 20. no" ,
fnil steam! Ahead ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
STATE poycoTr on SOCIALISTS.

Copenhagen, March 24.Thc Minister Of War an
pounccd in the F,lkcthng today that Socialist work
men would not be employed in state Workshops This
decision is based the ground that cy are subject
foreign influence . -.
After The announcement Of the Minister ol War
Count IIosien Lidrrborg, Radical. offered a motion
expressing dsapprOval Of the course Of the state In
cxcrtnc pressure npon the political opinions Ci work
men. The motion adopted - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

san Francisco March 2i.-Tho san Francisco
,.h.runcr of Commerce this afternoon adopted "'on
tIous rccl.ing that the existing tarin on '"-s i
favorable 10 the development OF the beet SuS" III
du,tiy Of the country and particularly III "' I'm
,,o.t and protesting against the proposed r"'n'''"
, ,,, ou tli. nrodu,t The resolutions urec In"
Tacldr coast delegation In Congress 10 "'l'' any y,
luctnn of duty sugar amounting To more ''n -
Der cent of the present rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
THE GRAIN SUPPLY ~ THE NORTHWEST.

Ninnespolis Mimi, March 9i.-Figurcs obtained
hv .The Northwestern Miller" show the stock Of
hcat I'm private elevators here, not included In the
visible supply statement. To be 2.O15.O0o bushels.
an increase of IL 900 bushel, over week ago. This
leave, th. so,h IL ~ three points ~ ollown: Mime
apoli, pn,hici. 7.57l AZ bushels, nncnpoli, lpr
vnt., 2OI 700. II. Paul. @05uoo Duluth, ou'O,"'o
tr,., = O,s ~ bushels. Increase for the week.
asO 600 bushels. According 10 The Market Record
the country stocks In Minnesota and the Oahotas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
MrNERS, HEARTS GLADDENED.

WIkesbarc. Penn, March .i.-Thc hearts OF 1000
miner, in Nan:icokc gladdcncd today when the
su,ouchanna Coal Company posted n"u'' AZ th'lr
collerics that and after APIll inc mines oi 'no
comnopv wonld worl, full time during the whole
.. VIM, thc men read ths notice they could
A.,,, n.,,..,. f,eir eve. Al winter long they had
,ImnHt starved i'm silence waiting for chance Ia earn
,nnurh Ia lccp body and soul together. To day
Nanticokc IS nlicd with rejoicing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

PIcasanville. y. j., March 2i'-M'ys Landing y
q, cited over the clopcmcnt yesterday OF Miss Mary
,,rd dourbtcr Of David Ford, with Howard Morgan.
# Glas.boro Ml.s Ford Is seventeen Her parent"
are wealthy and the family one Of the most prom
u.ut IN mi, part of the state. lonng Morgan J. u
',,a..l'lnvcr ana although poor, has always lr n
re- pccted lie had been paving attentions !" Ni,'
Lnrd for somc time. agIiI,l me Wlshco OF hcr Ihnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

F1ndlay ohio. March - lspccia-Two weeks ago
~ d,v the salem Wire Na Works and the iindlay
Vir. Nail Works, Of TN, city, well as every nail
mill In the national Association throughout the conn.
fry shut down. This morning all the factories re
suucd operation every department. The managers
80 the mill, here deny that the simultaneous smut
down vas for the purpose Of forcing independent con
earns into the associations and assert that the move
ocn, was solely 10 reduce stocks and limit production.
In order To preserve prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
MINISTER TrppEE RETURNS TO OTTAWA.

Chicago March 21-A dispatch from ottawa, ont,
SAYS: The Hon. G. II. Tuppcr, Minister Of Marin"
and Fisheries. has returned from Washington. lie
aid that his mission had not been diplomatic one.
but that he had simply gone - va ineon f. give oii
Julian PaunccfOtc information which hi, department
possessed in reference 10 the Hchrlng sea mi'i'r.
That question alone had been considered during the
l..t for.ni.lt and all he could say at present
that The NEGOTIATIONS not yet coWplrirh Inc
Atlantic fisheries question Iah not YET Dccl tihch up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
scyrrycrD ~ Arnrry Ar EIGHTY FIVE.

Rochester, y. y, March - i-pr''al'- Nm'hS "'
rri-oucr, airagncd In the Court e." sessions here I"
d,v VA, Iarnc, McGu.rc. age eight, five. lie wa'
nader Indictment bg the Grand JuY f'f larceny.
Ni.n the Judge asked him II he had any inns I" .hy.
,hc old man sad he Wa, guilii, and added Il have
been in the pcnitcntiary or prison. Your honor, 10.
thirty five years q mt ne. nave u" H,'n' nyr n
dlc Iud-c Werner sentenced him TO Auburn for
months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

Washington. March @i-Privale advceS received
here STATE that the United Saics ship Alliance. when
c,,Iv left Norfolk for China, at bermuda on
March 1G whittier She had gone for a new supply "i
coal She had encountered heavy caeterN gaze
a' 'a .t,,,. Leaving tlc cog-t No mention made
~ th rcnnrf.d collision between her and schooner
or inc Cape-. She 10 have resumed her cruise
Marc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
rpAvcE AND TIE AMERICAN TARIFF.

Paris March 24.-M. NibH, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Informed a dcpntatiOn OF the Paris Chamber
Of Commerce day that the French GOvcihcmnt was
carefully observing the progress Of legislation relating
10 the tariff at Washington and would do Whatever II
cnuld I'm the Interests of French mdnuac ana cX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
r,,e yrGRo ~ THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR.

Ncw-Iavcn, Conn. March ~ (Spccial).-Iicfore the
New Haven County Historical Association to night the
Rev. L. T. Miller OF this city. prominent colorcd
man of Connecticut. and graduate Of Yale and OF
Fisk University. read "A paper on Crispus Attucks
and Colored Men Ia tile KcyOlution.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
DOCK LABORERS STRIKE AGAIN.

Liverpool. March 24-Thc dock laborcrS here have
again struck work. The employers decline 10 enter
into any negotiations with the men. and deadlock
has resulted The position Is sciions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
FLACK'S OFFICE IN DANGER
ASKED TO SHOW CAUSE WHY HE SHOULD
NOT BE REMOVED.
GOVERNOR HILL SERVES NOTICE on H1M5

GOVERNOR HILL SERVES A NOTICE on HIM3
'OD -
Nisfortunes have not come singly TO Sherin
~, If, -. o,r,, Glands convicted of the
flack lie not only s'anus co''' ', L
charge of conspiracy but TOVcrnOr illI, 'pio"s"
III; ,ilitor,, soorotorv CoIonel T. l.. Judson, has
Ills miil'ary secretary Ooio"e, -. i ,r,,,, Ina
ecrved notice on him 10 snow cause WHY '''
shoulu hou oc icino''" '''"' -, ia
was served upon him yesterday al'ernoon -"
must ans,vcr il within eight DAYS
mus. "","' - -. win, Elack and
Inc SherlH anu HIS soh' WI" ~ oon
Joseph 'ie'N' ~"o ,s','.a 'a parro,t,s court some
'io"o"' WV - o.,o,oa ,estordav
hih"oe' "'loio ."' ;'.I ,Lo defiant
morhihs. Inc ,'"o,'" su,' ,'n~'',ho,t rho ,riaI
iooN WIN" n' ~" .N..,.- ,..1..;oa ord rcrv.
ouo MS son iooN'" 'N' ,..,;,n. dur.
ouS' lie was lioic p''' '""'' ~ '
ing the trial. ...;.d ~.
Aiter 'uuse D"ii''o 'oVn ms oa 80 .h.
pehch' eA-'uusc ii'i"0e ''' =
rail- ana sald' +, .,,s o.so
,rnnd res nectfullv ask YOUR Honor that we be
granted little time before the of the Court
is pronounced. was detained mere, As f, W. su and
athouch nave tried nv best / have not yet suhi-
Gently examined the papers and PREPARED ior ns
o.Dn IN a enpnS which Occurred on saturday night
refer 70 presence OF reporter in the jury room
while the Jurors were oeiIoera',ns ,o,ou.s
10 'nis 'uuS' ,hs, uthout the reouest
vo, & have inst made the Court would not have pro-
cecded 70 Judgment this morning. In view of the face
that each OF these defendants stands upon uihcre.S
basis both as TO evidence as to convctlon anu a. W
circumstances surrounding the case ana also a. 70 Ce
graity u two of the defendants OF convicoh 70 ou'
as the holder OF high office. TO the othcr as Al AZ.
torney and considering the facts which have been iaa
before since the adjournment want uHI ~,
satisfy nv mind a. to what ought 10 90 @ns %
not prepared to pronounce Judgment which would %
satisfactory TO my conscience unless can ItiNo
,,aD,o.n, % on Wednesday morning.
-, ,.--.. $780,. .oo.l, 20 Wodnesdov morning bV
Objection was mahe 10 "cu'es"ds noini''e ~
NJ pusseu as the time would he too limited for
.'' ~ -. H. orors nocessarv IN ask
MIN 10 eco ~ " W. -, ,aa;lod 20
for q new trial Judge Barrett then decided 20
loo. ,bo orruments of Mr. Russell on FRIDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
THE FRAycoTrRKIsn COMMERCIAL TREATY

Paris, March 24-IEc Chamber oi Deputies t"day
adopted the order Of the day accepting Minister Rho
explanation with reference 10 the commercial treaty
with Turkcy. NJ RibOt suggested an increased iall;i
dried fruits and "A duty on wines manufactured
tlcrcfrOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

THE QUEEN STARTS FOR THE CONTINENT.
London March 24-The Queen and Princess Beatrice
have started for AN l,s-Bans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

on The North American Transcontncntal Pathways
and The History Of Railways
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25

\ LECTURE On AMERICAN RAILWAYS.
London, March 24.-Augustus Hayes, OF New York,
has lectured before the London Geographic Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
Office of the Attorney General.
AILunr y \ NArll II l-DO.
To the Honorable

ND'N''N'
Charges are hereby preferred AGAINST James a. !.
nvon the ground that the said Fack Is guilty OF tc
crime of conspiracy having in the year l-e9 while
acts for the pcryer~ ion or obstruction Of justice ana
Of the administration of the laws and particularly 70
ml,ifv institute and maintain certain tiOn lor
divorce in favor of his wife against himself "hsn ac.
more specifically srt forth IN certain llldlctnels
found against tine said fack in the Court OF General
sessions of the city and County OF New ork on OF
about the month Of september last and for w,h,n
'rine The said FlacL has been duly tried, ana ~
which he was duly convicted, on or about Marcn
.4d inst. H.. 40. -, ,,.,,.
create a vacancy I'm the Office Of sheriff II beng Dr
,ui~dcnieanor only and not for an Infamous CRIME
within the meaning 9i tc s,a ,,,d 3D. ,h,i ~ snch
Ed. p 2.5:9 sec. 81. YET II j. >Hbill'teu t't. "a.
conviction present, lu.t and proper ground, for ne
li,hes an impttant necessity therefor ana; naNns
been officially informed Of the facts aforesaid. IN the
d,earsS o' ncrcv @ pntrd by me- 10 the Executive
A. ba,i, upon which the Executive can duly proceed
in the premi,c, for the removal of the aid Flack.
CHARLES +. TABOR, Attorney General.
Sheriff Flack read the papers and acknowledged
the service. without making any comment De
t.etivc-Scrseant Crowley. who had accompanied
the secretary 10 the Sheriff Office. escorted Colonel
Judson 10 Police Headquarters. where copies of
the charges and OF Governor Hills letter were
shown 20 reporters
MIR Fellows and two or three Of his assistants
were busy Yesterday in a>cert lining whether any
law existed tor the punishment of the reporter
who was concealed behind curtain while me
Jurors in the were dehbertins. They
considered the possibility of framing a charge or
cavcsdroppng. Section 1876 of the Penal Code
define, eaNcs,lropping Il says. \ person. who
secretly lplter, about a l. iuingew me 10
oNcrhrar discourse therein and 10 repeat or pub
lish the same, TO vcN or annoy or lnjlm others.
- guilty of mlsdemcanor. The crime Is
punishable by Imprisonment for moi more than
one wear or by line of not more than 500. or
hy both. The officials expect 10 he able 10 frame
charge of some kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
PITAPSrO RIVER NYSTERr.

baltimore sept 2:i t>pccal).-Thr poi'c nave De
,,, 81, iuyrs,iyatun into the my 'teIi"ua death OK
N,. Nina lioehm of Brun> n>wrk. GERMANY whose bnds
WA. tound Late sunday night floating In the Pu'"p'c"
River near thi, city. she was abont twenty-five years
old we'll to do and spent much Of her time travelling
s,c VIA, A niece Of Dr. .Molpi BoclI', "i thi' ciS'
Icr body when found bore no marks OF 'ioeh'' " WIS
not identified until TO day she arrive" mere .'"
nI ,,.c.s ,ro and had been stopping at II hotel I'M
,u las, SUNDAY when he had her baggage removed 10
hr nrcIc., hou,e The last seen of her WAS Sinias
,,,rruu,u when -he went out r'n'arkng 10 the ho0'c
kccper that ,hc was going to visit an acquaintance
A cold watch and several articles of )cwciry "efo
found on her Whether she had any money VIII" no.
IL not known. but the fact tiiat none 60" w '"N-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

W/Y AND OIL MAKE 4 BIG BLhIk.
FLAMES CAUSE LOSS ol c:3o.ooo IN THE EA''i'.
REFINEEN'S WORKS.

rIAMES CAUSE \ LOSS Ol' 10000 IN HE fA''''
REFINEEN's WORKS..
After careful nvestie CATION. the danag" caused by
Noudav nights fire in thc taclr oil Refinery "orRs
a, ravcu Point y. j.. l. estimated AT $23oooo Tho
u,c hr,L, ont IN the and Wa> d>rovcrcd b\
Lam. t,r,cu A night wafchman. lie summoned .r'
r v,,rluru and cndeayOrd To cNingni~li fhc naincN
Ian, their effort, were nnavailing and Grccn finally sent
an, an alarm, 4 large portion of tie jersey Cny tlrV
no,,r,mcut rcsNond d, bui the place wa - dh'nli
-, access that the fire had spread throughout the entire
,,u,dinr before the arrival 0f The hciirh. IN" '"if
,,,,,d several tank, filled with melted WAN. ana ~
,h. dame, reached them they exp'.cd one after an
,,.r adding fresh fuel to the conhagration.
several large tank, In III" yard filled with naph'ha
.r. IN imminent danger from the streams oi burning
- and oil which flowed from The
,,,di,g lint the companys workmcn dug trcH'l
a ,,rcw up % sand ombankmcnt whi'h kept the
,,n "' stream away from the tanks. The wind al,u
,,,,abls and materially aided the frnlcr ia ticir
,r, :, cournc the lire To the building IN which II
,,.a The fire burned until u a. III. Yesterday.
49,, ,,mpanv's cmployc, continued to pour several
~. ri water on the sinonldsrins ruins.
II /, though, that the file wa CAUSED by an I'M
,,,x insulated electric light wire The dcStroye Ell
F,iJ,ns contained the blacksmith shop the machine
n' Hyc large tanks filed with waA. the ammonia
rrsnr where tho WAX WAS r'n.cd. the carpenter ~ihp
nd sovcra store rooms, In which products were stored
SSSimahic machinery destroyed. The officials At tlle
work, said yesterday that the property was niiy N
snred bl they unable TO give the names oI inc
Companies carrying tho risks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
THE RECENT FLOODS IN CHINA.
HEAVY LOSS or LIFE AND PROPEETf-A RAIL
WAY EMDANKMENT DESTROYED by
THE POPILACE.

THE POpTLACE
Washington, sept. 3:'.-Thc Department of Sh'c "''
received from the United states legation al fcR'h'
China a report Iclaivc to the recent heavy honS
IN that country The report says that the n""s
have bcen the most serious ever known. II Is sup
,tyscd that an area OF 1000 miles and population
of several millions affected by thcm NSiv
,,coplc have been drowned Tens of thousands are
refugees from Their homes. living on charity.
one result OF the floods. the report says may nave
far rca, hing consequences. Near lntai wh''h l. Il
point on the railroad from TonSku I" Tong~iah' INC
ra lway embankncnt has been destroyed b! the pc"r,
for several mlc> II ALLEGED that the cnibah'eht
damned up III. water and Hooded the country
Forcibc posses ion taken OF the cnbahkiheh''
which WAS cut In places: the trains wcf" >"PP'"
and the employees driven away. II is supposed 'ha'
the general in command at Luta either ih"tGa"" OF
conn:vcd al these proceedings. i'll when Ms S"""rS
largely took par. 4 serious fatui" of INC 'd>c -
the fact that the Nccroy Ii haS done n"'hhE W
prevent these lawlc>> proceedings. the I"hT'hA''
Gallery la. shat down. 5000 men being THROWN "li
of cluloy nicnt. and the operation of me r'ii"nu
rf course suspended. The Destruction o tnc rihn'',
nIcnt va, wanton. and unnecessary Tor it'lhI "'
the water. All these proceedings iiid' Al" an any.
ra o,d excitement which may result Ia ln>tlohihe
indefinitely further railroad enterprises III "''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
THE CITY OF NEW.NORK WINS.
SHE GAINS six MiNrTf-, "N TIt TEtTcN.' IN
T,Ir TRANS ATLANTIC RACE.

,uI.c.INS six MINUTES uN TIN TErTcN!C IN
T,Ir TRANS ATLANTIC RACE.
London sept 23.-Ihe nman Line steamer CITY
of New York. Captain Watkins. which sailed from
Ncw York september l.. for Liverpool was sIenal'd
on i,rnvhead nt 80 O'Clock this morning lhhN
Ave minutes later the Whit" Star Lin" 't"hmcr leu
tonic CAPTAIN Irving. which also lcff New York on
September u for ly"'l"% ra,r" ,nc var ar" p9,m,
nine minutes ahead of the Tcutonir
Reroit. received here Yesterday OF IN" tinir THdr
Nv the two rival differed but. 'cvrii"">' a''
Gated that the STEAMERS had made not race Ain " ~
nos .,bIy v,.nin sight eat" other larger Part oi the
vrtarc. The local Office of the lnman Line Ia" hlN
matches >,yin. TINT the Cy of New lork lad oro>>ct
th. OCEAN In day.. - hours ana ~ hii'nt"> "r"h
j. ,h lc4, "a ,wa,,i rim that che Ia vet made. The
local Office II the White star Line iccrv'd information
,,a, ,, time Of the Trltonic day>. - hon and
20 u,inic> ID. patchr received "'t"ruaS a'ri'''
said that ,,. CT, ui York reported of la~vt
,t q =, M, md the rruinii, ~ lo 80. 'rrcr d.
pat. r> said that the lnrnan steamer lh'>"i h""
Head a, . =. A. i and that the icUt"ric avp"irh u
.;cht al 10 80 M. ''i,"nwirh tIm". i'h' "Fi
,piy Indicate that ,!l titv -, New l"rl bad l"n"'l
dru after pa-,ln Fa>ti,ct hc,ai>' Arc Lad Won the
race.
Tho time which The Dispatches otr'lu III" New York
vuh h,,u,: made j. nrNt hc-t &" ~" record. "h h'
h,. ....r ~h;, the ,tv "f Parl> d,t - hours ana
20 ,n,n,., Tn. ,1r, ~ W" \"W rh N"r" gwen
Yesterday - mll"-. ~. ~ ~ ~. " H'''
>. She allied from l,"r-. "u Wednesday ~ 80 T. ~
.,,..,n, tit, lar A; - a. M. With me I'"'"hi'
,wcu.y n,r minIi"~ ".ldud h"i. rhr "Npa AZ 81 M ~
c:,-i l., -ornc ir",lc ~ ~" Whi," var a., ,n a arI
r,. J.. tha, ,h. can burn Am"ti'au COAL better thA
the Tcil,onic which prefers Welsh coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
FEW BRIcFS COME TO TOWN.
MANrrA,rvR;E> EirtAr TIr:iE DIT EN'NN'
ri.N T,,uNri~,E Tnt: FIGHT.


Tic E,rtutvr C,'uuii'"o "f g." Bn'H Mh''""'
ur.r,. \,.nc ,i,nl L-ld meeting '"stc'iay "'i"T' III
=, ,, ,..,r Uo,>- Il, CONSIDER Tia" pr'r pf IN 'a"
,,s Held c.rnnitt."> ~" .rfir~ na!i''' h' '"r
-.,. All n ns.ir., The ~ .nc !"l"sa'. I"' l''
-. - ,i fru the hrl, kyaid> we're rnrouIncHE ana Ic
yrslc.! crc,, Uniformity 81 feeling and - '"i ""''
all ,hr member II the a.,'ciui =.
Tr," were only four h,rfrl aGs ~ h1 k t""'''" ~
h.,,,., ,.cn received ~ The ,Ity ye>ierddv. Nv"
,rc,,,d ,.r. contract birch aud the other ~" !"i
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and d. ,rn;,t,c all pr,,-pr,,e builders fom beginning
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=, fer Lac, ,f hri,a vuh found I" Dr. Hn'fii" III"
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tn, .ulr diivihg has been completed 'u'"'
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r..ou huildrr. II" experts I" >n''"i u" u" u
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come.
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the ,,iaud tcuirai >arp' II L'>c'"n Az" aud i"H'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
u,xt:tED EY An EXPRESS TRAIN.

poucl,h,cp,ie sept 20 t>p"nl.-An accident oc'
currcd on the Central Now England ana western ha'i
. ., v.nd,watcrs Crossing near salt Point. THIS
- wi,.on Vandcwnter and wife and John
',,; ,,pc 10 the crossing in two seated one horse
wacou. They were on their way I" salt Point The
,n.,on and IIarri>bnrc express bound east was ap
uroachnr at the rate Of fty miles an "'i, ANA they
% ,hc yaruu in the centre. completely dcfnll'hilg
il. Mr, vandewa'cr and Mr.. N"lr"ntrr & W., we're c. IN
sn" h M ,adiy hurt that he died after "ng found
Inc ' S ,w, crown daughters, The horse attached
a. Vic ,i,c % Wneon was hurled nity feet and killed.