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New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

London, Jnnc 27-ln the House Of Commons 10
day. Alfred Pcase asked whether there was any truth
in the report that the Government was disposed TO
ccdc to France the island Of Dominica. one of tic
Lecward Islands. in exchange for the remuneration by
France Of all rights in the Newfoundland fisheries.
The Under Foreign Secretary. sir James FERGUSON,
said the report utterly ba-clcSs.
W. II. Smith. the Government leader. moved that
n committee 81 twenty ono tc aprntcd to consider
how to shorten the procedure patty discussed lS.
Mr. Labouchcrc proposed that tho opposition nave
largcr representation IN The committee. lie pointed
out that the Government had twelve supporters on
the committee. Will" the Opposition had only nine.
Mr. smiths motion was carried by vote OF 2'J
10 1G3 /.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
NEW-YORK SATURDAY, JUNE %, Is9O-TWEIvE PAGES.

and opened fire with rcvclvcrs upon the Turks. III
the encounter which enSucd Turkish oihcer, ionr
Armenians and eight Turks were killed, and many
Others on both sides wounded.
4 party OF AiUssulmans subsequently made riotOuS
demonstration and stoned the British Consulate.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
TUF PANAMA CANAL.
W worm TAKE TWENTY YEARS ANp 'oS
,7s7 900 900 FRANCS 70 COMPLETE H.

Paris. .Iunc a7.-Thc committee wmcn ,a, "' ,'s
Panama to investigate the condin"" VI ' .,a a,,,r
Ii"'e rra Cor,mit,cc .ays that the construction oi
,no cana, al the calculated level would occupy twenty
yoars and would cost 1877 oooo irans, h q" n 'ro
onnion of the committee the work conIu onn "t rr =
pictcd on the basis of an intFrlia 'l"'dl DAWN
ifVndicate OF the states interested ill., ,o account
The report further ;',G en ~ iom reoi with,
Ing o amy receipts and also the general nH,l1
chsrces the capital necessary must uc o'N'''"' W
If three mlaIds Of francs.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

NINE VESSELS AND TIIIRTYFIVE LIVES LOST.
London, June 27.-Thc details Of the damage done
by the gales the Scotch coast during the middle
of this week show that nine vessels were wrcchcd ana
thirty five persons drowned
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
TInrN1rd. KOOfIr IIVITIVh' 8,
The crews were made ZIP as follows !:
HARVARD
N p,f.uo 100 Boston.

lON-unIu IT Vt. ElT'.T'.-. w I'7|'7'''
Following is list of the cight-oared races he-
tween Yale and Harvard; Ionr nllirs S'IHeI ~
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

enough concentrated Ya!cnsian enthusiasm 10 iii'
the Philadelphia out of the water, had one pech
able to give it physical form in fulcrum ana lever
But all this was released as well as the crews by
the magic word of the referee.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
crnAy BANDITS RELEASE THEIR PRISONERS

Havana juno 27.-Thc three persons kidnapped by
bandits in the San Nicolas District about week
ago have been released. The amount OF the ransom
paid has not been learned
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
YALE'S CREW VICTORIOUS
THREE AND 4 HALF LENGTHS AHEAD OF
HARVARD IN THE GREAT BOAT RACE.

THE WINNING OARsMEY ROW IN SPLENDID FORM
AND GO OVER THE FoUR-MTLE COURSE IN
MIN, % sEcs.-H,RvARD GREW Dis
TRESsBD AT THE FQNISH-SUPEJ.
ORUY OF THE YALE STROKE
SCENES ALONG THE
TIL,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
srANLEY,s BoOK Issued IN LONDON.

london, June o7.-stanlcy's book has been Issue
here.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

THE EMPEROR SAILS WITH HIS SQUADRON.
Berlin. juno 27.-Emperor william has sailed from
Kicl on board the ironclad Kaiser. accompanied by
squadron Of evolution.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
A STEAMER SUNK IN COLLISION.

THE TRIMS FEEDERIK CUT DOWN BY BRITISH
STEAMEE-euX LIVES LIST.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

TIE GERMAN WAR MINISTER RESIGNS.
Hcrlin. June 97.-Thc North German Gazette
says that General Ncdy du Ncrnois La, rendered his
resignation Minister of War. and that no VIII
probably bo succeeded 10y General Witch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-09

In the District Court of the s. ate OF n e.
VI ia, o msby C1un y, L. o. Bradley
aintiff VS. A. V. Bradley defendant.
Action brought in the District @ Nuri
of tn State of Nevada. ormsby county,
and the complaint filed in said co ny
in the Office or tire c e k of said Disiric ct
Curt on the 10Th day oil June A ID. 1885,
The State of Nevada sends gre etlng TO
A. V. Bradley defendant.
You are herebs required to appear in
AN action brought against v by the
above ma ed paint fl In the District
burt of the State If Nevaoa, Grm>bt
county and answer complaint II ed
therein within ten days exclusive Of
the day of servlce) after the rvice Oh
ynu OF this Summons II served n sal
Dunty, or If served out of said county,
but within the District twenty days, 10
all other cases fpIty DAVIS. or judgm ent
"y default VIII be taken against you &c
col ing TO the prayer o. said c mpiatnt.
The said action is brought to obtain
the decree of this Courf forever q issoiv-
ing the bond of mat i'm my esN listing b.
tween plaintiff anu defendant, the care,
CUSTODY and control of their minor chill
dren, the com MUMMY properly and
general relief For thai piainIiff aud
for more than year last past has berh
r. sidenI If O-m shy couu.y That lain.
u Il and defendant intermarried Nov 20
1890. at Mount Pleasant, 10 va, and the.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-09

nave ever ince been and still are hus
Da II a and wife. That for more than
year last past defendant has VINO ly
NJ elected and efused anu he still re-
g.eets and efuSes 10 provide plaintiff
with the common BecesSaries OF life,
and sucb nrgis CT is not and ut yer Nas
{ T. e-utt of UOvertN on the part of the
defe, dAnt which he dould not avoid by
t,ruinery industry and the same is an L
even has been without the fault of
piaiptiff. that the e are two minor
children ISIS of sad marriage and
niatnfiff is and iefe dan is not mt
persoi To have heir care and co Itrol.
That there j, community property. All
of which will more lily appear from
SAID complaint 10 which reference is
hereby III d.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail to answer said complaint the said
plaintiff VIII apply to the Court for relief
in said complaint demanded.
Given under my hand in Lyon county,
this 18th day of June in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety.
Z. ID. KNIGHT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-09
The following Resolut ons we unen mously

The following Resolut ons we unan mously
adopted
Rs~Otoed That t1is com ttee rsttfi ms the
state and saJional RepIhli al y atfOrm of
ISIS including the d clIr ttiou that ''Lhe Re-
pub &c IN rty is in ftvor # the Of both
gol ani i ver ~ mones" a III thai it condemns
al Ell TT t. IsinonetiZ silver"
ReSOlred, Tina the pers Steit neglect 4 See
rotary Wi Il 'm to increase the coinage of Ill
yer the tmu OF 10 n II i'm do lars per
m N h. coupls with his attempt Inhu nee
@ Al res ioIal te sTSl4t "a y rpetuate
sill er dem ,et Eat on, is IN -n-less VIC alton
or the ~iv plank of I * Nationa Repub lean
platform. an at cS u sor the r hts and ln'er-
est o. the miner>. farmers and WORKERS OF tire
land, ~ an act of IA ~ peridy that sh 'ulo
cali fbr his retirement from the u CT OF an
A ministrati, II which is rle lged TO he p and
not e. hu er he remone IL ttinn II silver.
ResolUef. TIA the RsJub lean p rty 81 thls
Stat in favor 4 fee and tiimiJed courage
Of 9TH 20 4 an silver; that t 70 Is 20 tals
principle a tenet of p irtN faith and a T. ST OF
part, al s..s anc /; that il will permit Il no
Vt N obligation If tins crime;
that le5 WIN : ever will prove c cant 10 the
princi dc Of bin stal sn it will remain stcadtast
the eta "A { il invites all vot rs IA New
n "a who or m repsI II 3 e injurious inter
ltneat Il Nv f 1873 nv W 'ich siiver = de-
monatiz IL IN W 40 sire he estab is lment
af free q unli mite c'tnl e As he law OF the
L .itel stats If Nm sr ca. to JON Ia electing
dele gates . a tepub ic IA ats Convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-09

Coup, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-09
Primary Election
OF the People on
SATyADlY, AUG. is, 1890.

For the on-p'ss Of e'eetilg Da'eg ,tes 20 the
said 10 entiO2 >, th Prim ~ Elections
t. be c II tel II ." com Ii ,nc with the laws
IN a5e aud the ius ruetions OF TINS Com,
mittGe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-09

Toe f1l'Owj ~ test wi b reqli ed 81 each
every voter At che sa d PENNEY Z stIons:
- an q citiZeROf this Sttte md UW supper
the a0Htjiiees AZ tee Republican purity"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-09

The several Republican County Central Com
mittees wi Gala
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-09
SEPT. 24th, 1890.

unoer the personal SUPERVISION Gen. .sDEsli
%. M OSESY. and MIR. CA vi LO A. RG u Ell
LES, both gentlemen OF high standing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-06
President Carnot Exercises His
Prerogative and Releases
the Young Duke.
Au Aged and Lovslorn Chicago Wild
ows Experience With Quick
silver and Cotton.
News From Germany Of Contradio-
tory Character---New Work
for Bismarck.

Pans, june 4.
Prince Philippe, Due d'Orieans, has
quilted Clairvaux prison and will soon be
out OF France, as indicated by the Herald.
President Carnot decided TO exercise his
preroeative TO pardon In favor OF the pris-
oner OF Clairvaux. This decision was put
into execution to-day, and when the min
listers assembled In council at Eiysee
the president informed them that
the decree had received his
signature and he had intrusted
to NJ. Conssans the task OF seeing il carried
out. The minister of the interior forth
with instructed NJ. NORM, the eommissare
attached TO NJ. Care de L'Est, TO proceed
to Ciairvaux and inform the prince of his
liberation. Toward 1870 o'clock tonight
the gates of the prison closed behind
the prince, who, accompanied by N.
NORM, travelled by the haste ex-
press. which stopped at Clairvaux
station for the purpose of taking him. M.
NORM will leave the prince at DeIle,o on the
Swiss frontier at 4 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The terms OF the document, by
virtue of which Due d'0rleans has thus
been set at liberty. are simple. II runs
thus: The president Of the republic or
ders that Due dorleans shall be conducted
outside Of the torritory of this republic"
A Herald correspondent was fortunate
enough 20 find Marquis de Beauyeir, Comte
de Paris right hand man, late last evening
after the princes release became known.
II am enraptured," said the marquis.
We were informed Of the measure taken
only few hours ago. We should have
liked TO send some one 20 accompany the
prince after his lit days in prison, but We
refrained rather than give his departure
any semblance OF demonstration"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-06
PERSISTENT cHrNAMES.
Rsany OF Them Continually Crossing th
Border Into the United States.

Many of Them CoRtinualiy Crossing the
Border Into the United States.
WAsHNaTOx. June5 s.
A. Willard. United States consul at
Gna,mas, Max, in letter transmitted TO
the senate reports the arrival Of Ill more
Cinnamon at Mazatlan. The Chinese
whose arrival at Guaymas was reported
In previous letter, MIR. Willard states,
haze left 0uaYmas for towns In Sonora,
near the United States frontier, and
are awaiting an opportunity 20
cross The border. The United
States officers were notified. Levi
w. Meyers, United States consul Of
Victoria, h. O., tells how twenty-five
Chinamen were undoubtedly smuggled
into the United States by the steamer
North Star, which has . bad reputation.
The Cinnamon were taken ON board the
vessel very quietly about midnight and.
although the Canadian collector had men
Watching her, she slipped out Of the har-
Dor in safety and managed to elude pur-
suing tug cent after her. The price
charged for this work Is $40 per head.
Mr.. Meyers says:
II this practice lie not stopped more cutters
must be placed on the sound and spies must bs
employed 10 aid the Canadian authorities who
are, In my Judgment. working faithfully e
break it up. They say the lawlessness thai
goes from this aide win come back in like man
nsr from ths other side, and hence their motive
for breaking mp the whole business. ! beilsvs
thai large quantities OF opinm are smuggiet
from this port.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-06
EscHERIrEs BEArEN.


Sapsrvris's Religious War Ends In De
CEsHSe Verdict.
OTTAWA. III, June D.
Judge Smith heard the motion 20 dis
solve the injunction against the use of the
Naperyille Evangelical church by the Es-
char element. II was argued that the.
Escher element has q majority In the Ma
perville church and should be allowed 60
hold services. Mr.. Pence, for the antis,
argued that the bishop, being legally de-
posed. had no authority to appoint min
lister, and thai the appointment of Schmus
Is void, therefore the injunction should be
maintained. The court rendered an elab-
crate decision in che NapervilIe church
matter holding that Bishop Escher was
legally suspended and could not act rs
bishop; that the Illinois conference pre-
sided over by Elder Byers was the legal
conferences, independent of whether Escher
was legally Suspended or not, and that
Esehsr's conference had no power to send
preacher to the Naperville church. j.
Frey was declared the legal pastor bf that
church, and the trustees were anioined
from interfering with his occupation Of the
pulpit.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-06

The Experience OF "a Chicago Aged and
Loyeiorn widow.
CmoAso. juno 8.
Nine. JOY, fortune teller at 445 West
Madison street, was held to the criminal
court in bonds OF $406 by Justice White.
Mrs. Josephine II. Bowman, widow 30
years OF age. lives with her daughter at 694
West Lake street. Years after her hus-
bands death she fell in love with Mr..
Stephens. A quarrel estranged them and
he went to Kansas City. She visited
Nine. Joy, and for sl0 received little vel
vet bag filled with quicksilver and cotton,
which combination was guaranteedto to bring
about q reunion OF the widow and her
lover. IL didn't reunite them, and Mrs.
Bowman paid $i5 for bigger sack and
also pledged her watch 10 Mime. Joy. And
still Stephens failed to come back and be
reconciled. The widow demanded hsr
watch from Nine. joy, and, when 10 was
not returned, had the fortune teller ar
rested for obtaining money under falss
pretenses. Mime. Joy claimed that Mrs
Bowman did not carry out her instructions
by saying certain prayers over the velvs'
charm al certain hours of certaisdays In
O certain tone of voice, aud SO broke the
charm OF the cotton batting. Justics
Whils did not heliexe this defense and said
that Mrs. Bowman might as well have
played the races as to have gone against
such game as the fortune teller put mp.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-06
WORK ron BISMARCK.

The Ex-Chancellcr To Be Intrussed with
Special Dipaomassc Mission.
LosDox. June
The news from Germany is or the most
contradictory kind. Prince Bismarck, ac-
been sternly warned by the kaiser that IL
he does not desist from public expressions
OF opinion on German policy the conse-
qnences win be serious. Through the
same channel comes o charge against the
ex-chancellor's son, Herbert, Of fomenting
opposition to the empsror's plans among
officials Of the petty German courts.
These alarmist reports are Offset by an ap-
parently we'll founded statement that
Prince Bismarck is about 10 start for
England. This would give color TO q
ramor recently circulated that the old
statesman was TO be intrusted by tho
KAISER with special diplomatic mission,
first 20 London 10 secure England's ad-
hesion TO the central European alliance
against Russia, and then Co Parts to In
duce the French republic 10 remain neutral
until Ice only possible ally would be
crushed. III the ex-chsncellor does come
20 London his vtsit will certainly have
some such significance.
Prince Bismarck 10 exceedingly annoyed
at the manifest determination OF the Ger
man residents OF London TO make . DEM
onstration in his honor on the occasion
of his forthcoming visit 10 tho English
capital and viii endeavor TO evsde public
welcome nj the hands of his countrymsn II
possible. II 10 understood that o large
sum OF money has already been subscribed
by prominent Germans In London 10 de-
fray the expense Of what they intend shall
be reception betting the occasion of the
master spirit Of the creation Of the Ger
man empire, and II win be dificult fos che
ex-chancellor to escape an ovation ut their
hands.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-06
Say Of the Secretary of the
Interior on the Recovery
OF Arid Lands.
South carolina's Election Laws Said
TO Be Observation-Disclosures
sons Therefor.
Report on the Measure TO Ratify an
Indian Agreement---Rations
for Poor Lo.

WARRINGTON, June ..
The secretary OF the interior has trans
mitted 10 the senate an opinion by the at
torney general construing the act OF 0cto-
Der 2, lss6 which appropriated the sum
Of s100, ,O00 for Investigating the extent to
which arid ground may be recovered by
irrigation. The opinion IL transmitted In
response 90 resolution by the senate In
quiring particularly as to the views OF the
interior department concerning the scope
and effect OF the following section OF the
act of October 3:
And all lands which may hereafter be
designated or selected BY such United
States surveys for sites for reservoirs,
ditches or canals for irrigation purposes
and all lands susceptible of irrigation By
such reservoirs, dltches or canals, are from
this time henceforth reserved from sale
m property Of the United States, and
should NOT be, subsequent 10 the passage
Of this act, open Ito entry, settlement or
occupation until further provided by
Law. TAs attorney general states IN
conclusion as follows: The object OF
the aot ID manifest. It was 10 prevent
entry upon and settlement and sale OF
that part of the arid region OF the public
lands of the United States which
could be improved by general ssstem OF
irrigation, and all lands which might here
after be designated or selected by the
United States surveys rs sites for ressr~
voirs, bitches or canals In, such systems.
II Was the purpose Of congress, by this
act, TO suspend oil rights Of entry upon
any lands which would come within the
operation of the plans OF irrigation to be
rejected by the director Of geographical
survey and OF this act. No language
could hardly be stronger than are the
words Of the act expressing tins intention.
Entries should not be permitted. therefore,
upon any part OF the arid regions which
might possibly come within the operation
OF this act,
The general effect Of this opinion, Il the
Law IL not satisfied. win be TO reserve from
settlement and entry practically the whole
of the great land regions Of the west. The
secretary in his letter OF transmittai sug-
eesss IL congress does not fully concur IN the
purpose Of the Law II should take the Dusi-
ness In hand NJ once 10 SO modify 10 as 1t
may deem the public interests require.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-06
Makes ms own ssummles.

PHrLrPPI w. Va. June s.
@. w. Hamrick, Of Philippi. w. Va,
claims TO have process by which In an
hour he can prepare body, without MAX
Inn an incision Of any sort or removing any
part Of the body, SO that IL may be taken
around the world without ice or arsenioal
fluids. His house Is full Of mummies,
both OF brutes and human beings. The
bodies of two adults are shown, natural
almost as In life. every particle of the skin
exposed 10 the air. and with blood, brains
and viscera remaining. In the veins and
arteries the blue and black blood stands
out az clear and natural rs when these peo-
ule lived and walked.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-06
"a FAMOUS INTRIGUE.
New Phase of the Lower California Fiii-
clustering scheme.

New Phase of the Lower California Ffii-
clustering scheme.
sAx EmANeTsco. juno ..
A San Francisco Chronicle special from
San Diago says that the investigation Of
the proposed filibustering expedition
against Lover California continues to do
velcp startling facts. A new phase
In now put upon the affairs. From
evidence furnished by agents of the Mexi-
ean Land and Colonization Co. II appears
that the president Of the company had In
view the plan to annex the peninsula to
tho british empire. II was designed to
oolonize Lover California, secure conces-
sions from the Mexioan government, and
then foment dissenaions. English capital
aud interests would then be jeopardizsd
and The Intervention OF the mother conn
try was TO be invoiked. Proof OF this
statement was substantiated by letters
written By Maj. scott, manager Of ths
company.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-06

ALL the persons acquitted Of eomplicity
In the recent Panitza trial, with the excep-
lion of Mstheff, have been expelled from
Bulgaria.
FoUR members of the family poisoned
BY eating wild parsnip near Lake George,
ONT, are now dead, and II Ii feared that
the other three will die.
NJ. CoHsrANs, French minister of the
interior, has ordered that Louise Michael
be liberated from prison. The doctors de-
clare she In suffering from lunacy.
A GANG Of negroes became involved In
row with some tramps nj Centralia, Ill. A
general fight resulted, in which three men
were badly wounded, one fatally.
ID. WEBSTER sroDDARp, who hes been
on trial in Hsrkimers n. z. for forgery
was found guilty. Stoddard went into an
antsroom and fatally shot himself.
WHrLK yagrant named Thomas Wat
era was working ont q sentence on . rock
pile at Alton. H., he received word that he
was heir TO $50, 900 left him by an uncle In
England.
THE prince of SAKE Meininger brother
in Law Of Emperor William, has been taken
suddenly al ms result OF tho injuries re.
ceived In the accident In which the emperor
was injured.
MINISTER SrAMBULoFF frustrated q
plot formed by Maj. Panitxa's friends 20
capture Prince Ferdinand while on re-
cent journey and to held him as hostage
| for the release Of Panitza.
WASHINGTON QuTNLAS, the New York
stock operator who disappeared Q month
ago leaving o large amount Of short con-
tracts TO be closed out at lot, has re-
turned and win settle the affair.
THE Duke de Brogiis has written lst-
ter TO the Paris papers In which he says
that the articles recently Published pur-
porting TO be extracts from the memoirs
Of Prince Talleyrand we're not genuine.
PROMINENT Germans In London are
making extensive preparations FOE the re-
| ception of Prince Bismarck on his forth.
coming visis 10 EngiAnd, Notwithstanding
the ex-ehancellor's wish to evade apublic
welcome at the hands Of his countrymsn.
MISS ELIzABKrH ELKISs, eldest
| daughter of Stephen b. Elkins, and Maj.
A. O. Oliphant, Of Trenton, N. j., we're
married at the residence Of the brides
father In New York. Among tbs costly
| and beautiful presents we're gifts from
/ President and Mrs. Harrison, Secretary
aud Mrs. Blaine, Secretary and Mrs. Win
| dom and Andrew Carneaie.