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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
STRIKES AND RuMoRS OF STRIKES.
THE LABOR SITUATION ~ VARIOUS CIT
TIE UNION.

| r,tb We .l2v 5-Sincc Wednesday tho joincrN
| ,.r,,, ~ IN, city. numbering 200 men, have been
,vai,ing an answer T. a demand for an increase &"
- cents day and nine hours on saturday OUT nae
| received none. and today th"y quit
| Fall River Mass. May 5.-N Yesterdays iA"'uh-
| Il the Trades Council representatives, "i thc Nh'aHa
| n.,., and Protective Wcavers' Unions expressed
hensclyc, in hearty accord with t'e pan I" hc's'
| the two unions and committee was appointed !"
-, mi. e,d There are $4,000 wcavcrs here. Win
| only 1000 union members.
Do,ton May 5-The steam filters OF BOSTON "''o
dcridcd 10 accept the offer 0f the MaSt'r steam
,socIation OF nine hoGY, day Tor SIN days Ill '''0
y,c, without "a reduction IN wages
rr,,,cncc r. L. MAY 3.-rhc Westerly granite
o,,tnrs held their usual daily meeting on Sa'uruds
,hort ,he only changes in the situation are 'ha "'
t hos ordered tne blachsmiths, who had oe'A
rcmit,ed 10 sharpen tools. to quit work. which 'cS
have done -oo ,i,,
NcvHavcn, Conn. MAY 5.-rhcre are 'oo or'oN
,o,ers and masors In this city WI" did not "or" !"
,,v as they have joined forces for STRIKE 'o''',
,ir,o ago thc m,sons told the builders that on May
,ncv wonld demand an Increase from 10 cents 10 40
w. M ,our The builders agreed but on May l
, ororoi AZ cents The mel quit work on Sathr'
day night. , J.. .,, .,,hor
ST Louis May 5.-The harnesSmakerS TO tie '''i'oet
-, 80 struck this morning. They demand an increase
Of j. per cent IN wages
Francisco. Nav J.-N illi'u b'HiP0'N "'" ''"''
parior cmployc, Of the Ri,don Iron WORKS william
u,,r corc maker a, the Fulton Iron Works, ana
another employe at the latter works. named Murray,
r. assaulted by strikers last night, but squad OF
,olice prevented any ,erions disturbance
- Loui,. May 5-Thc first break among the quarry
- ,ho have been threatening to strike for an eight
nour day was made this morning when j. Il. o. Meara
men quit work. There were only twenty N'e oi
hon but it IS expected that Others VIII Io'ow'
pe Ma
,ucr, Of thi, place went out on strike TINS morn
inc for nine hours day, eight hon's on saturday ana
tne discharge OF all non union men Ioth sides arc
T T"c, Ti,r mcmhcrs of the timers nnioh VINO nave
r ,vorl,ir. nuctly for line, also struck Tor
obo,ter honiS, more pay aud the discharge OF non
Dcnycr, COZ May 5.-Laft Friday members OF inc
Machine. WcoworhcrS ana turner mon Hiuo ~
rom ten to with ten hour pay & ihlI s. BENG re
;"., They were Joined by the bcnchmen. numbering
30 NEong the mills affected are the largest IN the
itv They will not close down. but will attempt To
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SHOT IN MS CELL LIKE 4 DOG.
LYXCHING PARTY SENDS HUNDRED BULLETS

Coluuihia = g.. Nav , tSpc, all.-At o'clock this
morning Willie L"arhart. negro. age eighteen unH'T
sentence oi d'1ih fr committing a criminal assault
on q white girl was murdered iu The Lexington jail.
twelve mile, iror this city. lie sentenced o hc
hanged on April II. ON April 10 the Governor
wa, presented with IN affidavit made hy person
In Lexington ard - such character that The judy"
indor,rG upon IL E, r.uc.t HAT rc-p" b. granted
and Lcaphatt brought here - prevent lyucHnr.
The Governor accordingly r"sn.ic! the boy Until
Nav o. iu orr.cr that motion iar nrw r;al might hc
made. The people of Lexington in mas meeting
denounced h.u for lis Hct. and sent cDlen oi the
county, most prominent men 20 demand the return
of tie prisoner Tho question WINS referred g the
Judge. who upon ;ho committee .i-iue a bond plcd-
in- hcm-clvo- or TIE safety 81 prisoner -nted
au order r.maniiYg Lcnphaft TO The I"in-'on Jti
Lcspharf Wa, taicu back u Lexington Ju.t t'ic"
weeks ago.
About ocloca ilI. morning party ol ahDs' Ae'f
men dI.mouniei lrom their horses ~ the inl dor.
The she1a wa, covered by lni. dozen revolver md
the icy, oi i'c JAN were surcader-t The docrs o.
the Jall. although secured by combination loch-. t'n
working of which vcr supTo 90 - DO known onl,
70 the sheriff. were soon opened and The party ~
toned. An attempt vl. made 90 bring L'iphart ont.
side and hang rDu. Nuf ii" n'gru i01sf r4ih de-
cen. and Ano'hd t'r. rr!! 90. i'' foremost men.
In Nurlcr- fh"r' pm of"."f 'r' upf ih" pslfir'-
VIA riN" Hrd f"'.H p. .t' ~ Joy minutes D., "i.
sddled hy oyer hundr1 outlet. j. is rL1'r'd ilit
tho murdered negro vt, Ifn Il 'lr r-'r crime
charged, and ih.' Do" is t' victim II conspiracy Z"
.llloli on TO-, from t'n '.rr.
Govrnor a., ,haidnl go, Informed tonight '.'t
John =. Graham. fir '''rIct !o. I"a9h"r'. hl =
ffDrn Ic1l0ctor from lnon t.nf thio'tcnd h- lf~.
-" h.u." - Graham. whore hi. w'ic AID children
vcro rne '''.prr &" 'n. n,l iic.icl .'"i a. II ,hr.
.eA nor axe. IN" Governor t"iccfhrii 20 IT, NherlN
"a gusri Gr,lam's house and protest thc inmates.
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SHIPPING CAUGHT ~ 4 UTRErcASE

MoutcvidcO. Nav j.-Thc hurricane which prevailed
herr last week caused serious damage 10 the shipping
at this port. Tie British ,chooicr Byron NJ from
%cw York, dragged her anchor and went ~ A0re and
will probably prove total wreck The British bel.
Blue Bird Captain Mcdonald from Boston was IN col
lision with the NOrwcgai bark Columbia Captain
OhGTen, from Brunswick The damage - ,he vessel
IS not known. The bark FIeya partly diSna-tcd.
The Italian bark Mariana Pepd CAPTAIN Deflice. from
BLcnos Ayrc- for the United states and the Brtis!
bark WcnOnah. Captain Nc ann. from Liverpool. were
both blown ashore. The Wcnolsh viii probably be a
total loss. Her cargo j. being sa!f ed. There
large number Of other disasters. number OF lighter,
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some of the mines. Men who are still at work will be
asked today TO quit unless prices can be agreed upon.
Another conference between the miners and operators
Is 10 be held on Wednesday
Pittsburg. May 5.-six hundred coalminers went on
strike to-day at Beaire and Cambridge Ohio against
the use OF the screen 4 dispatch from Scottdae,
Penn, says a general strike involving the $4,000
cokcworhcrs In the Colncllsvlc region Is threatened
unless the Frck Coke Company resume operations at
the'r VALLEY works. The miners claim that the conf
pany has broken the agreement while the operators
say the men have not been filing the wagons. The
men are talking loudly Of striking and decision III
the matter will be reached tomorrow The operators
think a settlement will be reached without strike.
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Berlin. May j.-The Rc.cl,anzeiccr.- IN announc.
ing the preparation % the ill & Increase u, fciG
artillery by seventy batteries ard tc CORPS bv
spcciel troops that The state Of tAinc, among the
neiGhbors Of Germany dCcS MT admit Of Germany
continuing the present m1ry system. under which
Tho 1rtillcr' is ,tIcnGhon"" 4. the expense Of .ha
nfiniry. u j. therefore ncces,2ry % nN chccv
strength for thc army. An increase - =" civai~-
aud infantry TIE western and c1,t"rr frontiers is
also Intended Il vii be The Cuty - t. troop, in
those sections 70 adv1nc" 20 the frontier T. the ec
II wa without awaiting the -errc- 20 rcpD attace
II j. expected thet The ncr qerd expenditure, Will not
exceed j ZOO. .OJO mark, annually.
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TOWN ELECTIONS AT RED BANK.

Red Bank. y. j.. May CSpcdiD. There
hoty contested election here T. Gay for Town Com
nisSioncrS. primary called last week nominated "a
uckct but the primary was by A par,y known
here the Uptown Gang and the ticket named
was almost entirely Democratic There was dissatl,
iac'on after the primary. and half dozen prOnincn;
Ecn sol together and selected 4 uew tIcr.l calling
q the Citizens ticket. Tho I,f'cr ttcl.r hecame
kyular aS most Of TIC voters against the tgc
HMeht OF primaries by any clique. The Citizens
uekct was elected tOday by majority of 331 The
Wtal vote being ESQ.
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SOME CHICAGO CARPENTERS At WORK.
EIOTOCs STRIKER, REsrRNNED BY TIL POLICE
-RNrLE,>p fLAcNGN mscoNraNTlo.


Chicago MAY . O>pcclau Although the carpenters
s;ihc j, not Set uncally se,tci. hundreds o caipcA
t"r, resumed woi, THIS morning. and d VIII be only
a f.w day before al The striker at; once more bn'S
When all tho urclmnarics are airaug ii tw otr"c VIII
b. d .ar'G oG ar rs the new bosses A''o' '"'o" i
concerned And nill be rlhtcn"d up several no''hr'
with I,-Ari {, the old Carpenter, aad l'nilder' A'
-o,!.tI,n 4 lag. force OF n-union carpenters II
,.iAcicd AID simultaneously " ia the r. 'u"P'I'h To-
wor! by tic new h0,>c, u.dcr their agreement WIN
tie strikers, the, non lri,n men VIII ,c pax 10 "oi"
on tine now deserted job, ol the Carpenters ana hUu
eia' A.u,ca.on III, refusal OF the b:claycr'' stone
masons ard other or.an,1" traoc, 70 w"r" VII" non
union carpenters vii. be anticipated by tc i"'''''
OF Il nov Journcyrcn Carpenters tn"n.
Force was again rsorted 10 to-day by the strikers
some worhncn we're engaged IN building stairway
to "A basement IN Lahc.st. when "A cIO"u ol s''"c'S
hanging about the Headquarters. abont 'io'h
away, swoopcd do@n upon them WIN su'"S "' ''''
mardcd them to stop work. The carpenter III" w"
the street leaving TIE strikers Ia possession ~ INC
field. Captain lIaycs sent squad oi ten Po'c''" ~
The scene At the appearance OF the ponce INC '"'o'
moved Of The worl,mcn then resumed tii'r '''"
uud,r the protection OF the blue coats No arrests
made. -.
stnhc Of the fagmcn stationed at the crossings OF
tho Fort wayno and western Indiana roau' - 'o"
tcnpIatcd There are about forty emploN'' '" d"
and they receive % c"nts day. LH'. "oc" ''''
nrc.cnt.d . pcttion to the manager Of the TWO lines
named as.iug lor an increase IN ware, ~ nc"'aiu
has been ignored and hence the talk OF S''l' i.
men criu mat the nalmen o Othcr roiu9 I''''N "'
thc way from ~ - to 81 30 day. AZ, ,,,
The scan,strcs,cs have rcbellcd against the EIili
decrease 0f their wage, "hi'h hA'c WV n' ,o,,,,, =
several time, inrlng tho winter. aad nave ueI!ih
an iprrc,,e Jnc boss taiiOrs arc TO give ~, .u'w"
to morrow, and should The demand uc 'V'"'0 INV
women will 20 on strike. . aud -. -
Visit 70 io planning MILL, boN fastoIc> h'h % r,
door and blind actorc, this morning d'clveum m o"r =, 'n w.
taf tpc siir had for the most part, gwen ~ ~ vi"
terms o the bosses, which arr ten hour "p" h,
and tint bu,iurs, was proceeding a usual NnoHt
rce "ut,hS * ,hc strikers are now at work ana IL Is
understood that the remainder vi" 80 hacn Az ~ % ,r
several ,nc.turs IL the cmpO, were hcid lh' '!3cI
noon to effect nn organization. n i ndcie1ou aD
Tho movement is backed Ly the carpenters VINO ~ Is
which reft,, TO concede the eight hour day
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NJ. srcRErAx,s PATRIOTIC FAILURE.

Paris. May THE trial Of the >ocicic Dc, Netaux
directors was opened today. All are charged with
paying hctiouS dividends. VI. >ecretan Is further
accused of Illegal forc>tllment Of merchandise IN
the Of his examination VI. secrctan protested
against the charges aud appealed 10 his life of non!
orahe work y a rcutaflon oi the charges. lie sald
that he had wished to speculate but to achieve
"A patriotism. said. to
create in France market rot previously In existence
IN order 10 he 10 longer at the mercy Of Spectators
in tho English market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
NINEEEnTl FORCSrS " FIANE.S

Fed Lake Tais. MIMI MAy 5.-TE" io~">t- ~ PIN
In the wc~ u.lc of What until r'cci'lr tho Rcd
Lake KesorvatiDu ir GJmcs r." Lrc -tfrtrd
about twenty mic, northwest q Fo,-f'n last Tr.
day, and Indian runner who arrived here; Ia
night report, that -'rp several mile, "iic' hn,
alrc1dy been burned. and That ;Ac flame, sweeping
on toward Rcd laic. Ni'l,G, 81 feet o: lin" have
been ed and un .,- th" l.try -n,N ann rain
sfO.m. yc,tcriay chech~i the fame, tie 10, VII
be- enormous. II b. 10 ri, distinct That Am' n aif
Canadian timber tilcVc- are operating. at h"r' 30
likelihood that Their extensive plant, Viii b. burned
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That Charities bill has been the sourest apple Of
discod III the Internal politics Of Italy since scpcn-
her 20, 1870, when Pope Plus IX was practically d.
prvcd Of temporal power. 1t was then a question
whether the Ponhcal see or the sccnlar Government
OF Victor Emmanuel would obtain control OF the many
millions worth OF property left by legacy to religious
institutions The state could not appropriate tho
property, or even the manag cement Of l"gtccs the
bequeathcrS Of which had lof; them 10y will 10
could be transferred to the state the latter agreed 10
compensate the clergy the religious communities to
which those gifts had been made by granting them
yearly income. 1t something Nkc tine 3.oJoOOO
lircs. 100000, which were allowed annually g. the
Pope Offset to The loss of the income which lie
supposed to draw In the exercise of his temporal
power in the shape Of taxes and other pa mcnts from
his former subjects. But il is known that Plus N. is
well Leo XIII. steadily refused 10 receive single
lire from that annual budget. which Is 0ccuinlatus
in the Italian Treasury which would be too glad 10
pay the whole sum Ia the Vatican. for the acceptance
Of that money would amount to practical recognition
OF the Italian Government by the ilOly see.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
ELrc1Ioy LAW yIoLi1oRs HELD roR raitL

Chicago. Nav sp'cnl.- alderman james j.
McAbcc aud VI. i. Corooran th.- morning cay" h9nd-
on the li,t sc,ol Indictment, returned against them
for violating the election law The bail n each ca.r
was fixed at $4,000. MAILING the bond IN Al siio)o
for each defendant according - "a" record, TN
the Clerks Gner NcAhcr !, n0W under t.lvO1
bonds. aAd Co.c0rau l> lrid iu bond of tJiOuu.
Mitchell and "Ciptirn7 White are euil AZ lirsr aud
cannot be foYnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
TIE NEW -JERSEY LEGISLATr RE.

Trenton, y. j., May 5.-1he Assembly tonicht
passed the bill prohibiting grade cro,, sings by rail.
roads in cities Of the first aYd second class. Tie
senate amended the Anti Winter Racing bill by allow
Ing bookmakine ihy five caSs IN cach year. Ailcr
discussion the senate mad" the Ballot reform bll
a special order for Wednesday morning
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MINISTER SMITH At UTrLiN

Berlin, Nav J.-Charlos Emory smith, the newly
appointed American Minister to Russia. ha- arrived In
this city from Paris. lie travelled from that city IL
company with Count Won Munster. III. German
Ambassador 10 France. who came % Berlin on 4 visit
Mr.. smith H. the guest II William Walter Phelps, The
American Minister 10 Germany. He diled TIL, even
Ing with Count schOuvaOf, TIC Russian Ainba ssador
1T Berlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

NJ Holly. y. j.. May Tho trhl %: Mrs. CARR"
VauCceTu va, concluded today, aad the argument
viii De heard wednesday. >cvcra! VitHc,~c, e"o"
that Mrs, Vaudcgrit had made number oi InrrIinat
ing statement which -hc lftcgaard denied IN the
stand The record Of the defendants conviction ll
Philadelphia In 1856 for stealing gold wai'h ana
velvet cloak also offered IN evidence by the
tinu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
BIRTHDAY OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS coNPASr.

Boston. May ) (SpccaD.The hiticth anniversary oi
the organization Of the Adams Express Company WAS
observed in pleasant manner tonight at me HiSo"
quin Club, where a dinner was given 10 the oheets Oh
the coInuany hv Waldo Adams "A son of the founder.
Among the gicats John Iiocy, Clarence ~
Seward. Henry sanford, ". b. Dinsmore aiu L. L.
adams.
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HER one HCyDREDrH BIRTHDAY.

Washington, Conn, May Mrs Betsy Avcrll, the
oldest mhabtiut of the state and the Oldest pcsloner
of the United states. crcb"od 1t her home ~ tiis
town to-day the one hundred and third anniversary
Of her BIRTH surrounded by numerous dc.ccnGhnta az
friends She stiu enjoys good health. and retains the
usc of all her faculties b. "A wonderful degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
INTERNATIONAL RIFLE CONTESTS

Rome, Nay The in'crns'.onal rnc contest were
opened here today. King lIumbcrt, Queen Marguerite
and all the members Of the Italian Cabinet were pre-,
cnt Al the opening ccIclnOuics. The Italian provinces
are represented bv 2O,OuJ rlhcmcn. The shooting WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
CELEBRATING IT'S UI.CEyrEyyfAL

Baltimore May adams Express Company cclr
bratcd to day IL, semi centenary by grand street
parade of men, horses and wagons A band of music
headed procession. behind the band borne
banner with this legend: lE3O-two men, two
boys and one WhcclbaFrpW. l5JO-9,2J7 employee,
200 horses ana ZOO wagons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
BARRED OFT HY THE EAIT Atr.

Gloucester, Mass, May "a copy Of the Ncwfound
land Bait act has been received here from United
states Consul MOllOy at - johns y. F., and has
caused much comment hccau.e OF its stringent mcaS-
II viii be almost impossible for fishermen ~ do
anything III those waters While the act Is IN force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
MEATH OF NAN VINO FGILED REBEL PLW.

Erie, Penn. May > (SpcdaD.-Capiain william
uenlon the pilot OF the United stats steamer Mem
gan WHO saved her from capture by rebel conspraorS
died today at the age u four score. lie HAD been
on service pay for nearly score Of wears. me
plan of the rebels 10 seize the ship VINE me
1llccrs ashore ~ banquet. II wa the lhich'o.
10 release from Johnston, Island several thnu'Inu
rebel prisoners who 10 be assisted mo 'ahaua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

Paris. May 5.-Thc Central Committee of the Na
tional party held meeting tonight and resolved to
continue the struggle and retain General Bouanecr a.
leader
VI. LaGucrre viii resign his seat in the Chamber Of
Deputies in order to test the peoples opinion II
BOuaugcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
SALE OF A RED BANE yEWSPAPER

hed Bank, y. j., May (SpccaI.-" The New Jersey
s'ahoard' weekly paper, which has been published
e ior thirty five years, was sold today by owner,
o. George Kempson, 10 David Bell Of Matawan The
A''oc paid has not been made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
A DULL ELECTION IN CRETE.

Canea. Crete, May 5.-Thc c.ccti0ns have been held
for members Of the Crctan Assembly. Tie Christians
did not vote. Few Mus'ulmans voted. Il being their
desire 10 prevent The formation Of AN Assembly. Re
elections viii probably be necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
TROUBLES OF MINERS AND ccEE-woRNERS.

spring Valley. ILL.,. Nay . ,Spcclal'-i'" "'''''
here In mas meeting this evening No'' 10 Ic'"'.'
worA TO morrow. They have been IDLE since ""H J.
awaiting an amicable adjustment oi prices oc'"oo"
the miners and operators of the state '''. ''''.
president of the coal company here ohcrci s' '''
prices for mining. with the promise iha'' II 'c P''r
If mining * raised AZ any place in Illinois. he "ohlh
nay an clual advance. Mr. scott IS cApecttu 10 ''
here about May 10 TO arrange the details vi III"
agreement
Springfield. H.. MAY 5-The situation among '''o
miners here Is stl unsettled. WORK his S''PPSN ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
"THEODorAo OX 4 LONDON STAGE.

Lonfon, May 1.-rhc mt performance oi IucEan-
ans adaptation Of "!Lcodora7 was gwen al the
TiinccSs's Theatre thi, evening and was A brilliant
success. Grace Hawthorne In the Title role gave
effective lmpcsOnatiDn and wa, recalled at tic end
Of every act series 4 aiti,tlc tableans pre-
,cntcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

Brisbane. Queensland. May 5.-rhe members Of the
labor unions here threaten u ,isk" - prevent the ship
mcnt o. wool, .h, rcd hy non union men. they have
t"rutpled 10 Eucnnd, ASKING for the supp II " the
Iri.sh labor unions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
TIE PUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

Washington, May 5.-The meeting of the Republican
National Committee. which was TO have been held In
this city May = has oen postponed until May Il, 70
mlLtee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
CAPTURED By SPANISH BRIGASDs.

Valencia. May "a party composed Of ten men
made raid upon farmhouse near this city, and
capturing the owner, carried him OF % the noun
sins where thcv h"d hm prisoner until his son paid
1900 for his release
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
EMPEROR WILLIAM IN pOTsDAN.

Berlin May J.-EmperOr William arrived at Potsdam
al Q O'Clock this morning from Altcnburg and pro
cceded directly tO the new palace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

Bcrnc. May 5.-The elections i0r members OF the
Cant0na Council Of Iernc held yesterday. and
resulted in the return Of many Of the Liberal can
ddatcs that that party Will have large majority
I'm the COuncn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
4 RRlTISU STEAMER PoI-yDrRs.

London. MAY 5-A cable dispatch received here TO
day from Iuenos Ayres states that the British steamer
Richmond las ioundcred the eastern coast OF
ti,e Argentine Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
A FRENCH GENERAL RESIGNS.

Paris May j-GcncrI lIaallOt, Chief Of the General
STAFF of e French army, has resigned that place 1t
is his desire 10 secure an active command.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

GARBAGE COLLECTORS STRIFE ~ CVBA
Havana. May ,. Tlo ,Vl rmcn ard thc cmployc'
~ The ,trci cat aui onnbu. lines. who have been on
strike. have resumed work Tho earbag" collectors,
.lauehicrhousc men and many railway hands S'ru'.
work 10 DAY The strikers orderly ana no trouble
has occurred thu, far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

LORD CHEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE ILL.
London. MAY 5.-Lord Chief Justice Coleridge u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

Rome May 5.-The senate today In the debate on
the charities BILL rejected the clause providing for
church expenses. Premier CrSp thcrcup1n declared
that lie would resign in decide the question
OF the csSolution Of the Cabinet its reconSt On
undcr srnoT Saracco. His announcement caused great
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CEISPI WILL RESIG

III MS ndispOstiOn is so that he was unable
10 DC present In the High Cour: Of Justice today.
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