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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
THE GtyG TO BE BRoKEy rP.

hold case " highway robbery occurred early last nPht
opposite 80. II HoWcy. MIS- J"hnl' N'Nn"l' " w.
qo4 brooklyn IS the treasurer of Tine woodland
., Clr. of th, Ancient order of For',tt-. and last
p,t vhii. on her way attend meeting ~ the circle
In pvth,eofa, Hall from the Chatham square elevated
railroad station st upon bY '"nh' ruI'h' one "'
d yltrh a. eyer present in tai, locality, and her
.,,.h.l containing s5s belonging 10 Oh" circle, was
stolen Mr., Mcmahon accompanied by friend went to
rho E3drdcc-st police station and made complaint ana
Dasctlye Reap was detailed % work on IN" case ana
attempt 10 recover the money.
Ina, , and mar, confident as they remain unmol'@L''l
nj .hcr I.Ien promises Do be- short hN'd' lh'P''"
yy,uiau, was seen night by Tribune reporter ana
ne said he had given orders to have TWO omceI' ''
in this locality the purpose OF brakhs up '0 s"s'
As p.sny complaints had been received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
RECIPROCITY WITH THE UNITED STATES.


London. July 11.-Mr. Vincent a-F'd ~ 'N' 'o'''
- C,muloD, TO-DAY whether. IN We" ol "' ''
market accorded to Amcrcan imports h
uritaip while the heavy duties imposed on h''.
I'D, i'm tlc United states have nearly eAuh-"+- "'N
,,o National debt Of that country the hHu-" '''
cromcut would invite the United states "0''r.'e"'
,o refrain from passing the proioiiory iarH p Ho"
hcf,ro Congress. aud instead adopt measure Sl'hS
fair commercial reciprocity
sir lame, Ferguson, Under Foreign e"N'afN' "
n,iod that no such representations were likely 10 DC
successful
Then said Mr.. Vincent. docs the Government
know what action Germany proposes 70 take VI
RESPONSE to the appeals Of German traders re-
cnr,fnc the effect Of the new American tarAI 3
C,uld rot advantage DE taken of th" present
friendly relations 80 develop free trad" between f'
Land and GERMANY as we'll o., bet0e"1 Great Britain
and the o,l,a,s as D. -ctof aganat the hostile if-I
III America ~ D., -, ,...,., e.
believe The German cover nent did not Mi'ua L, lir
acton at present. lie said II wOuld be lHc1ns!, ,tt
with the h-oal policy Of England 10 take the JOINT
measures which Mr. vincent suggest I'd ,
Mr. Charming asked this evening whether the "OV
crnId5r would postpone tie IIellSOand Cc>-!on blI
mill France asscntcd u the English protcctoraU'
/ over ZANZIBAR Mr.. smith, the Government leader.
| declined to give any promise.
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SrIcIDE or 4 CHEF OF POLICE.

Rockford, H., July 11.-Albet W. Webb, Chief Of
Police shot himself through the head last night with
suicidal intent nhictug wounds from which he VIII
die II was discovered that he had forged the name
of a friend 10 TWO notes amounting to 500. Mter
coufernoo with Major y. c. Warner the lawyer OF the
bank where the notes had been negotiated ne ef' ma
on,e of the attorney with the nderslandnS that ha
should find some one to go upon q note To take
fine place of those forged Instead of doing this how-
ever he went to his onice, took from his desk two
reyolyer, walked upstairs 10 the pohce court room,
deliberately placed a weapon at each ear and hred
han, Simultaneously lie has been chief Of police for
~, v,,rs and WAS a most efficient and palnstakns
,n,ccr lie leave, IA wife aud children.
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THE BEHRING sen QUESTION.
TIE TRIMNES VIEWS HEARTILY COM
MEXDED IN WASHINGTON.
WINNING THE APPROVAL or MEN OF BOTH
PARTIES TIE WASHINGTON
CRITICS" COMPLIMENT.

Washington. July u (>prcaD.-The editorial in The
Triiunc Of today, under the caption British Cans in
v,,c,, Waters ha- attracted universal attention in
c,i., a.. we'll a, unofficial circles Its tone is being
,..r.il,. commended by men of both partc~, ire
.,,,i,o of the Judgment they may have formed a, %
I rit. of the BchrinG sea controversy. " The
w.. I,,..t,n Critic the only daily Democratic news
,. .,,tI..i,d Al the Capital. this evening reflects a
,. ~ nuluc opinion here when it says IN an article
a,,,tl.d Hal % The Tribune:
vyi,l, th, c,tcrin.d New ok Trlbunes pcrns~lon
. ,,Hn Crtr~ bcg> to take OIL IL, hat aud indulge l5f
T., W Lou, Of unusual circumference and depth We
~ u w. r,u,~ Reed Of Mr.. Lodges little bill or Mr.
d,a.. little SELF and. on the square ana manly ana
,,iotic platform Of The Tribune treatment oi lhe
l,,i,,r ~. question to-day. We indulge ourselves lh
@ i,C' '-r1,t Ms American thrill il Is good 10 neal
VI, ufto,lncr .urn a- that, especially al the pIt,rht
o.. ,rhep the legislative policy of the pohlllhi
uIl ,"r,s to be lending 10 wider cstranecmcHt ~
I'D lc.gu ia heal especially now Is such an uIlrF
,,,le Wholesome and hcucrCcnt. We thlhh l ne iII
a.. r.,r having made IL. We thank the Wo-l puL-
,r+ and nrrhap- the most powerful, chalnp.'H "' 4
., ,,Ii.y thai We DISLIKE and fear for nav lnE N-
I"j ~. NAT beneath the hard. foiLiddlng. p1Its ID
.i.t tlcy, :hlol> the same hiS couitH "\i'0 "-"'V
,b,. 1.,.s iu every fgecmln'S brta p .
90 tu, l,. Tribune. DO not believe th I.l-i'r
49, ..,,i.r .k.u Leave OF her ~cu>c~ and the c"fc' We
a. ,',t .,nr. tcuG any ~crOu~ consequence p' NV
% c,l LlI,trr that county j. m3nl-in& m JUS. now
,. 4, ;- .- ,,rU nevertheless. that pthUc sen h'hi
-, t,i. c,untry should assert t-, IL }, W,iI l1r 1 GU
III ~ ,, u,S 4r nfr National mpuhood and f." She heat
,, ,,,r ~ the Union. We beg again I" Naulr me
Tribune. and 10 ou'I IL re"'"tu "7'"'
,-.1+. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
TEN ALLEGED CONTRACT LABoRERS DETAINED

Philadelphia, July 11.-Specal Inspector Stratto1
yesterday detained ten who arrived here by the
steamer Belgculdnd from Antwerp the charge that
they we're being brought 10 this country i'm violation Of
Contract Labor law Inspector IT. ton, I'm his epot
10 tie Customs authorities, stated the men informed
him through an interpreter that they came 10 tho
United states AZ the request Of W. Vanrec Of No. 533
Rcdmoud-st who sent them $50 francs 10 pay their
pa age. They are CgaTnakers, and asserted thaa
yaurecht was 10 furnish them employment at 81
week and lodgings. they 70 pay back the passage
money in iustalmens. The Inspector also said THAI
several of the passengers Informed hm That Mr..
styk Of 40. 6O3 Marriott st., sent them 500 francs
and was TO employ them as cicarInakerS. dpon tho
same terms. Mr.. Vanrecht, statton ADDS admitted
that he mad written 10 friend In Antwerp 10 furnish
the passage money and he would repay II. This
morning Canrcct said his statement OF last night Wai
not true but that the Clgumakers' Union If Bell
.uu had paid the mems passage >tratton told an
r., - hr would have tOdetdn the men and report tha
,-, 10 the Collector. Then Nanrecht offered Stratton
so 10 st the men land. and repeated the offer in the
nrrsruce of Chief Inspector Johnson IL is sad thft
Hi, /. the second lot Of cigarmahers that kanrechc
has brought = this country, the first lot 81 SIX arrv'
inc some weeks agO. The Collector decided mat inc
men should bo returned 10 Antwerp. one OF the men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
he PIT rwo BrLLrrs IN HIS HEAD.

The depot master Of the Pennsylvania kaliroau III
trcv CIV heard two sharp pistol shots about 9:1'
O'Clock las, evening. Just after the passengers on 'ho
ro-ton express had gone aboard the Terry 'u
iuyc-ti2gt well dressed man 'pl','"'S ' "O'',
,,,,. n,. ,.,rs old WA, found lying at the outer end
f tb, tf,in,hed with thirty eight calibc revolver
Inv nj, side. Two bullet wounds were IN the rEht
temple lust above the carefully trimmed gray wills
kerr, The unconscious mar was removed 10 ''e con
ductor,' room and an ambulance "a9 sent ior' no
c,,clry or yalablcs were found on ms persoi Pu IN III
.'',t rn,k,t wa, a new envelope, ON WhCh ma
hccp Written In pencil. >rnd word To H. C. Ih9mp-
sou Ecyrrlv y J.' Ills linen was married - ~ II;
~ A. thr civ Hospital little hope was entertained
If saving his lie.
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HOPE OF A SETTLEMENT.
90 STRIKERS AND EMPLOYERS CONFER.
THREE DEMANDS CONCEDED, BUT TWO OTHERS
PROVE srUMBLING-BLocKs.

The lons-contnucd lockout and strike Of cloak
cutters and cloakmalers or tailors. is nearing an
end, and there is every probability that the former
employees Of the members Of the Manufacturers
Association Will return 10 work on Monday ii
the shops of the following firms: Meyer JonasSon
d Co., no 35o Broadway: T. Fr.edlandcr & Co..
No. 81 Broadway; Louis Graucr K Co., No. A.
Broadway; benjamin y Caspary, Broomc and
Greene SIS. julius Stein d Co., No. 81 Broad
way; Bumcnthal Brothers & Co., No. 452 Broad
way G. Schwab d Brothers. No. 3O5 Canal-st.
= Oppenhcim x Co., No. 50 Grccnc-st. and
Wurtzburgcr, Goldsmith u Co.. No. 414 Broad
way.
At ucctins of the Manufacturers Association
at No. 81 Broadway yesterday morning, it was
decided 10 hold conference with the representa-
tNes OF the strikers. and a notice was sent to the
hcadqnart"r, Of the Amalgamatcd Board Of the
CATERS, Tailors' and Operators unions to meet
"a committee representing the manufacturers ~ the
Prescott House at > p. H. with the object of
eiccilne settlement of the strike and putting an
cnd Z" tAc mI,'rg now being endured by many Of
Che strikers Wien the Amalnmatcd Hoord re-
ocivcd This notice il WAS not long ir deciding to
send a committee 10 meet the manufacturers
At the conference. tie cloaknahcls' committee
presented the following demands:
innt thc union br recognized.
i.nt n n ca-', Of dispute about priccs anvil lnr
p.ittnine - u.r trade, settlement bc made hr TIE joint
bad o.. t. utco association, and the nluufa ,urcr,'
I.N 'u'lNo Board.
'nat ad person. employed preyou, to the trouble b,
rcln-tat.f.
Th't an or'dout members Dee reimbursed for time lost
during tlc lockout.
That al uon-uuion persons employed and those
ENGAGED diuiuc m" trouble Dee DISCHARGED.
Tie first three demand, were NJ once AGREED "a
by the manufacturers. but a long discussion fol-
lowed over the fourth. Tie manufacturer, as
serted that they had right 70 hire and DISCHARGE
their men br the week, and il was unfair to dr
mand pay for time spent IN iI.racs> IuI, de-
mald was finally tabled and tie last demand
token mp. over TINS question long time WIS
spent lu dIsru sion, neither siic Eciu- willing ~
give 10. TIL, question was finally lJld Over ultiI
to-day. WHEN another conference viii Pee Lcid ~
80. .t1 Eroadw3y. II TINS last demand prove,
- Ice >tuwh.nI-hock in the way % settle
mcut. each side will choose au arbitrator and
these two will decide upon another. who viii. iu
oli probability. bc the Rev. Father Duccy. Of ~
Iro's Roman Catholic Church in East Twenty
rirlfl-Sf
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y,rURAL GAS FOUND ~ UTICA.

Utica y. y, July IA vein of natural gas was
t,pp,d here about O'Clock yesterday afternoon in
,,,u drilled i'm a brewery for water The gas was
fouud at depth Of 80 feet. The drill had penetrated
only slate rock until 800 feet in depth was reached,
when Trenton sandstone found. The gas flows
from the well in a considerable quantity. 1t burned
throughout the night and to-day brilliantly Tho
well is drilled by an experienced oil drller, who has
s,rt MANY we'll i'm this city. several of which
uierccd through strong G;s veins. but the gas hti
Et-,u Ct,cdsud the drill continued down to water.
I'm his ca,~ il is probable the gas-producng qualities
of the rock will be fully tested, as the dHller -
po-itiye that the territory Is good and Will furnish
lis IN paying quantities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
4 STRANGE FREAK or LIGHTNING.


Durango. Col. July II Ospecial-A remarkable
electrical freak occurred here yesterday. y number
q m'n IN ti" camp took r'iu-" from a rain storm
ut.t.r some pine trees. Among them "as Mexican
one Of tire ir,- WAS struck by lightning. completely
>tr.ppus Of Is bruchc, aud rcudine the trunk from
the top to within six feel Of the roots, when the current
l.it The tree and struck the Mexican on the he1d
unula, doau ,idc of h, face. over the shoulder
,c-.-. th" breast, down around one Lex and ont
thrpu-h -h.@. The upper part Of DIS face "a7
badly burned and tir Of the current over him
wa marked by q r7i brand. His clothes were torn
from him and the sole of the shoe completely torn on
- ,y trua~ntly d"ad. and left lH his companions
80 f'of ,'... until t. -fl-tI at- over. Ai'fr beng
. fic rll t.r fNo hDrr, De Wa N-u-,.i .id'd ana
.a.i rt, camp and l1-t evening vas on tie streets
to.-i- t1r tr'r'ul c' d'rrc . h "-r1pe. lie > to-
dHt o., we'll %, ever save fDr tae burn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
THE FRENCH SHORE QUESTION
SIR BALDWIN WALKER SAYS HE IS MEREL'
CAEEYING OFT HIS INSTRUCTIONS.

Il. Johns. y f.. july 1l.-slr baldwin walker cap
tain Of the British war>hIp Emerald, speaking in refer
cnce n the closing Of Baiid> lobster factories. said 10
dav: Co. have my instruction, 10 carry out on H. q
French shore and have alternative LEFT bu g. q" -o
when Car.ug breaches Of the ia" are pointed ont i'
me by the French commander. 10 All Iutcnis ignore
the existence Of all past treaties on the French shore
t'is year a carrying ont the mOdu- vycnd ana
shall DO duty u.-irdlc-- Di tl,I.''t ''lt...
REGARDING thc chances OF q ni1l -'ii"mcut % Inc
,tory ha, been cNagscrltcd The l'-- said ou the
French shore matter, pending nceOilaoue, TIE h"ltr
for NcwfOuudlauder and M" more hloN 10 restore ~
them the sole control Of their own country
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r,.rrnAL nE LARES CrSLCK.

Tine funeral Of James Cusck was held yesterday morn
i,,, in ~, stephen, Church in East Twenty cislthsL
, solemn requiem mass was celebrated by Father
n,C,Iarhan assisted by Fathers Connlck and end
,rick The burial Will be In Calvary Cemetery Many
,ld time politicians and sporting men were present
Among them were Joseph shannon, N president OF
the Hoard Of Aldermen; Joseph canning N-sup'r
t,ndcnt of markets senator John J. Brddlcl EdMad
T,.,rusv C. DcimuuiCU. Joseph CoDuru, E.chdiu ID "
ir,% William Tracy, j. W. collier. Robnl Bennett
William frederick VI. 4 Philips John Hurley liehry
WInn sergeant J. j. Brophy, J. j. Matthews, jacob
Phillips and Peter Dc Lacey.
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MUCH DISAPPOINTMENT FrLT-THE RECOUNT
~ DLNNLR.

~ DENVER.
Baltimore. July II t~uccah.-rhcro is great di'ap-
poutucut ON Baltimore over the results ot the census
AID the newspapers are demanding recount lAe
return, # this city the first sent ln tho euih-
orators completing their work In two weeks. super
visor Rose then estimated Elltmow's population ri
43-. 900. Boston va, estimated at $1,000 ana -
Ior. Al 10000. The citizens Of Baltimore were con-
.r.,rilati.r thcm-rlte- tui7 city advancing rom
seventh 10 nfh place I'm the list Of cities. They "e"
accordingly greatly surprised and not little mag
rout to learn that the official ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS showed
ro.t,n TO pc 1000 ahead of Baltimore, and st. LOUIS
10000 ahead.
Troy. July l1.-rhc complete census returns pI''o
Rcn.,,lacr Countys population at l@ild4' gain IN
te, wear, of $50. rroys gain since l7-o is "'9lV
Wotortown. y. y, July u.-\ccoNiing {" the census
inst takcn the population of Watcrto"h is about 4V'
A gliu of I.Ut3 In ten years. , a., .t,,. an
b.uV,r .Uly ll.-Aftcr frcdlNto> oi lNc 'llN' an
uroiiirI estimate of the population places '"o 'o'"'
" San Fran, .-ro .Iuly H.. Thomas Fitzpatrick the
,,,,..i. cuIrpri'or tor whose dfn-' Warrant VIZ ''
u.d Illv l. Wa- taken into custody 10y Nlcu 0l',ts
Ntr.b,l Inug Yesterday afternoon pi'' I'PiH'l''
,,... fnuud BOO TilpttrtA- return. ana ON re- 'uu'Ii
lion I'm, district returned more than coo "lHIuol'
H.,u. Ga. July a.. Complete census returns sive
Macon Il population oi 21.l-''. .u' i"'I- ''V 9"O''O'
I'm I5,O the population N'~ l-''"'.
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EIsMARcK worLnN,r 1--WE STONED IT.

Berlin, July 11.-rrince Bismarck in an interview
published by the Frankfurt "Joufual,' says that he
would not have signed The Anglo German agreement in
its present form. The Chancellor holds that cigD
land, which the Emperor wished to secure to Germany
might have been obtained at lc,o cost Unless the
island is strongly fortified he says, it might prove
danger to Germany in Of war.
The National Gazette says that Chancellor vou
CapIiT is preparing a complete explanation Of the
various clause Of the Anglo German cDnVcutIpn. tn"
southern boundary of the German sphere ~ Africa II
says has been shifted degree further north. Germany
abandoning Euluwl, Oh the advice of Wi.5maun I'm
order 10 preserve tribal unity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
JAMES A. BRADLEY 4UCH BETTER.

Asbury Park July II (speciaD-The excitement here
caused by the fanng Of JamesA Bradley the ioundef
~ A,hury Park and a member Of the firm OF Bradley
4 smith Of Pearl-st New York. while on the beach
Thursday evening, has sub,dcd. At first 1t was
rqmorcd that Mr.. Bradley had received paralytd
stroke, but the physicians who attended him ans
uounced that there was no cause for alarm. MT,
Rrodcy wa, overcome by weakness brought on oy 700
H. attention To business. lie has been subject 10
flntng spells for a number Of years lie was up az
iaylisht This morning and busy all day attends
ing 10 his many Improvements mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12

Boston. July lI-Onc hundred years ago 10 uay t'''
first Methods, sermon va, preached ln Boston by th'
Dos. t-. Lee who stood ON a table loaned him 10y
,,rp,ut.r and placed under the old elm on the Com
mon. mi, occurrence i'm the history of Mctl'dSH'
we, commcmoratcd this afternoon 10y meeting near
fine site of the Old elm. The Rev. pr J.. - 'at','
trliyrrrd q historical statement Ihc h'N' ~ H.,
Uourh NJ Montpelier. VI. read poem written ior tle
DIV. entitled "Ihc ArcoprrH~ of Jc-"c L'c' ana an
.JIrcs, wa- delivered by Bishop Malllllcu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
TIE PROCEDURE COMMITTEE, REPORT

London, July 11.-At the meeting Of the Procedure
committee yesterday, there prolonged discussion
on clause In Mr.. BalfOur's report enabling the
fcers To suspend bills from the House Of Commons.
s William Vernon Harcourt declined T. be satisfied witt,
ue withdrawal Of the clause and insisted upon the in
serton of words saying that such action would lie
Unconstitutional Several other amendments were
announced. II is reported that the Government Will
move NE indefinite adjournment Of the committee
The Telegraph SAYS that the Government must not
De surprised II the Conservatives regard a N0veu,Lor
meeting Of Parliament with di.mav :" 'rhc Time
and ~ POST declare that Mr.. smith has M, nrc.cnt
Intention Of rcsignng. With Tile standard thcv
approve a November session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
PROHIBITION COUNTY CONVENTION

The Prohibition County Convention will be held at
Lyric Hall Monday evening Candidates will b. nomi-
mated for the following Office, Mayor, DstlctAtorney
Controller. Sheriff. President Of the Bosd Of Aldermen.
Coroner two Judges the superior Court and the
City Court. Assembly District Is entitled i've
aele2atess
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AN OIL STILL EKPL0DES.

Shortly before midnight an oil still in the yard OF hs
c,a,,rd oil Company, in Tweith-st, Long Island OpI
,nlod,d Daniel McGl. resident OF Seventh'str Long
,.Ia.d CITY who is employed by the STANDARD CohpahH
=. Tho stul at the time OF TO- explosion, and was
riouslv injured. fire extingushed after ioAs
II about $1,000 had been eausea
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THE FTHE RECORD.
Pill ,nrlrlnA nrEwERY RrRNED.

pbilodelphia July 1.-THE brewery Of the Henry
Muller Hrcwin, Company, at Thrtyhr~t ana Jei'r
SON st.. Wa burned thi, morning The IRE was
caused by the spontaneous combustion oi maI' u"'V
The brewery va, cutttd. and the los ON building anu
machinery VIII reach 100000. FULLY covered hY ,h,uI
',1r. Durinr the fire two ircmru were lnlut'u' ot,
NOT ,crion,lv by e wall falling on them Ihc brewery
rmnlnArh 100 mon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
EosEnERY oy TIE POLITICAL SITUATION.

London, July 11.-Lord Eo,cbcry, in a speech at
EPSON to-day, declared that the country was face to
face with the most dcploiablc administrative nascO
ever seen IN It's history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
, SPECIAL TRAIN OF CALIFORNIA pRoDUcrS

Chicago, July IL (special)-A special train arrived
in the city to-day from the southern Pachc Raiiroad
containing an exhibit Of California products 1t has
been sent out by the California state Board OF Iraha
,r t,vovear,' tonr OF the country. IL il now seven
n,,nhs since the train lett It's starting point, ana u
has been on exhibition since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12

The XVIII Assembly District business Mems E"pub-
lican Association Will open their cubroom- at 40 @37
Thrdaye. tonight. The organization has nearly 800
members Colonel John y. Weber. General James L.
O'Bcrnc Charles u. hwcny and other prominent Repubi
cans have been invited 10 ,Icnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
Lo11syluE MD NASHVILLE sTREE ENDE

LOI'I~YITIE MD NA0IINITLF 9IIIN" "''''''"'
Louisville XIV. July 11.-N = 80 p. H i"oN
a written agreement wa, drawn up between General
Manager Nctr,lf ~ thc Louisville and Ni'lNiIr'
and the striking brhcmcn and ,~t'hmcn h} "h''o
the men consent t. return t" work imm''l'''IE. II
i. pro, Idcd that General Manager Mrt'hi ~'"I'
tllorourhiy investigate the demands and complaints
mad, hy the men. and Ht thc end "l ten 'N' I'N.
them a final decision a' to "h't tue ""'''''''' W
-, , u do The men return to work al the
,ld rates The conductors arr also R"W'''u 4 luiI
iuvo-ticttpn of their grievances. Ihr t"poIn'l
turr'rnt of thc trouble j, Of course REGARDED a.
victory for the railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
no ooXsIpER rnE LErrERcARR1rns, ~ ,1n.

london, July ia dcputation Of the postmen Wis
"eu Postmaster General Raikcs TO day aud submitted
70 nm the claims Of the lcttercarricrs. The Post
"s'efGcnefal assured the members of the dcputation
t'at he would consider the claims Of the men and 4
70 rectify them. "
c,dfs nIdfs are becoming more quiet among the letter
today. ~ a. Usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12

ST. Ioui, Mich. July IA dispatch from Ii'""
Mich this morning states that most disastrous IRE
RACED I'm that town lat niSht, and that twenty riSh'
Luildincs were burned. 80 more particulars can De-
had vet Ithaca is the county seat oi "ralo' COUNTY
op t,c Toledo and Ann ArbJr Road, with popult-
tion Of 1000 people.
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District viii hold 10, picnic and midsummer night
fo-tval Park. One-hundr rcd-and -eghthst. and
SLnth-aVe., July IL. Dancing NIL beSa at y IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
EMPEROR WILLIAM THANKS THE RIFLEMEY.

=, be'in, July 1l-llermann Weber president Of the
~. man American rhemen now here has received a
~ tbr Rom Emperor william thanking the rAcmen for
Eerln nNpluuuis adopted by them al their banquet in
In ,h Ol July 4. Congratulatng His Majesty.
won - IT. nhe shooting today Mr. Engle of New York
YorL RAe al the field target and Mr.. Dresfe of New
wa won 0rize at the fixed target.
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Dartmouth is a village Of nearly Of nearly 4ooo III
habitans and is situated on the eastern side OF HaiaN
Harbor about half mile north Of Halifax 1t mas
Innate asylum. a gold mine, marine railway, b"lef
and engine works and several foundreS and tanncre
TIC Dartmouth Steam Ferry Company runs Hhe OF
b1a.s from Portland 4. 20 GeOrSc-st., Halifax.