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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
THE VORLD'S FAIR ELL PASSED.
EFFORTS TO INSERT An EIGHT HOUR CLAUSE
DEFEATED.

DEFEATED.
Springfield ILL., Auc. 1.-The senate passed the
oint resolution for Anal adjournment at the close Of
today's session. The Worlds Fair bill, which had
been passed by the House with amendments was then
taken ND \, amended Dy Quinn. Of Chicago before
it adoption in the House. the bill provide, that any
violation Of the cslt hour section by directors or
officers Of the Exposition. shall be deemed Il mis-
dcncauor punishable by Il fine oi not more than
~ 900 The section does not apply. however Z" cN-
hbtor, at the World, Fair. with few exceptions, IN"
member, OF tAc ScEdtc were opposed 1" '!le
entire eight hour amendment on tic ground tn; 1t
is special lcsi.latlon and unconstitutional. THIS
amendment and that providing that all made land Oh
the IaEo Front ,ial accrue to he city for parh !Ir
poses were rejected. The discussion on Tn" "l@ht
hour section was long. Chaplain, Iicrrck. Matthew's
and Others opposed IT, and Burke favored It, MATTHEW'S
said that if il va, adopted Oh" directors oi tie thlf
wouM not feel obliged To- pay any attention Z" H. Ue
cause they would know the ~" 10 b. uhcoHsuturohl
and no court would uphold 10 iJr Minute iAe mouse
rcf,,d 10 ,,rc,c from these amendment, and Joint
conference committee was appointed. 70 when mo
matter was referred to. In the afternoon report
tou the senate ani House Joint ConeIcnce CON
r,it,c~ Wa received. -tatiu. agreement hh "'cA
arrived at by which the cshih'ar '"h Wa Nt''Ach
lron Tie oil, and aI amendment made Z" t'e quo
m,Ised land Clau,c providing tlat the Ihait Hu
ic: tac iaIr Whenever diverted to an oAtr use thhh
.hat ra'nc par", mall F'~rt S ~%
10 present u JOINT resolution re'"hihrndns L" +io
words far directory tLe cnior' cn'ni oi t55c eSIl eS
oi tI. conference commit -t ~ tir" a" 'a - '
,iat bOdy md conctlr.,Di IN the report OF the con
rrcnr, rommlttee aud sdoptcd tie joint resolution
~! ut -, i ~. a. tI,. .p..,l -,.-, ION Of the
legislature, ana Adjournment followed zinc di-'
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p,SSpooEs porRJyG INTO ALBANY.

Albany, Aug CspeciaI)-The publication In The
1rI,,ne recently Of the names Of dcpJsors who had
balances remaining in savings banks that went out Of
existonce has caused the Banking Department here
considerable extra work one clerk is kept busy con
s,anrly looking up accounts Of the persons who hap
n.ucd to see the published list Of names. and answer
loo lctter, The Banh superintendent las the funds
i M chorcc 10 pay all these unsettled balances, ana
on uo maiius 10 him of he book or IN case ca 90, oi
'nar, of The pas ,bo0ks their heirs. Thus far
there have been on average twenty hve pass'DooKs
Of these defunct savings banks received daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
ryGLysgyEy BrYTyG GLASS FACTORIES.

Flndlay, ohio, Aug. / (apecai).-AH ue gas
factories In the country manufacturing pre>eu 'ao'c
ware have been purchased by syndicate oi EnshSh
captali,s These factories number thiFfy thrce "nu
,, all at Ptt,burg and poEtS west oi there none OF
The Eastern factories being embraced IN the ue' -
lllay there are five OF these houses ihe s'ic Wa
,,nu,-rd bV William =. Shnn. of New-lOrk' president
, ,, vcy, No,t and New England Railway. lie
the project to London trust company
which immediately agreed 10 take two-thlrds 9i the
s,"rL Fvistinr options held by Detroit syndicate
cNore October 10 and IL the Americans 10 not take
~ faciories at that time the EngliShmen Will.
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por DIES FR01 HYDRoPH0BTA.

John Ncunngcr. age twelve, died in st. MchaeFs
HospitaL Newark ll,t ngit from hydrophobla
Nennipccr was bitten by dog about two months ago
but showed no sign Of hydr0phobis until few dhys
ago when he was taken H. Yesterday he went mo con-
xnIa,or. and suffered untold agony mntil be- died.
Nsrtn Facan III ymat, II N"nni CERT, was bitten By
the same doc az Ike same time. and on June = he
as seized with what Appeared 20 be hydlOphobli ana
died i'm great agony NJ that time Tie doctors pro
T.mnccd il spinA meningitis, but now they are saushed
that IL was Eydrophobia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
xov1.vrov MEN INVOKE TIE LAW.

Bernard Bau. the representative oi ao""V "''s
non ,,,,r cI,aluabers visited the Dstritt-AttoTncI >
oGce YESTERDAY ard asked to be allowed 10 lY D'i'ro
the Grand Jury complaint that the cioaN ""''"'
factnrcrs and union wOrAmen were engaged III con
spracy to keep them out Of work. lhe mal'"ii',
urers will not employ them unle'- uey Iecot n0n 0r
men and .hc unions Will not receive thtul eAtcP' ~
IL ravincmt of heavy fines. ENJudge beuiou salu
hat t4c complaint should be made before ponce
,".g..tra;n and not before the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
MEETS OF DISTRICT ASSEMBLY FoRTY-NINE.

: ". Millbank, who succeeded Michael hre''ih az
receiver Of the Ncw-Yorl Protective Association o'e
yi,c known as District Assembly NO 49, dl''oVerc'
that judgments amounting to *lO'Coo had D;eh en-
tered against the corporation BY default fythasor@N
HALL owned al one time 10y the corpomtioh hh Deeh
.,Id and a s,rplus Of Si40j3 had been deposited IN
,Gn r0urf Mr. Millbank say, that Henry ". unger,
joseph 0ncnh.ch and Adolph L. sanger % %Te1eveG
undor he default judgments. MI Milipi'iH d'no" -"
fIre tcp.rl, OF the Cltv Court, yesterday to open
the default la thee judgments.
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Az ACTOR CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.

sharon springs, y. Y. Aug lSpeciaD.-On orders
from Inspector Eldredgc CT Boston, ohicer Lyks
10 day arrested a guest of the Mansion House. who
gave his name ; Charles Emmerson He Is charged
with robbery at Pittsield. Mass. Emmerson is an
actor. aud has been in Sharon about two weeks.
The first thing he did reaching town was TO have
his side whiskers and muStache removed. IL IS 0
coincidence that Emerson arrested az the village
news room, while he reading story enutla
Detective Bob Badecr.9
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DFaTU or A WISER AT BRTDGETOy.

Bridceton y. J.. Aug l (Specia).-Iienry Martin, Q
native OF Iiesse Cassel. Germany, and member OF
wealthy family there found dead in his cabin near
this city early this morning. He is known 10 nave 'a
several thousand dollars, much Of which he a'"ss'
kept locked up in large chest in ms i huI nd ncn
sioncr and la, been resident Of this place io a"'"
thirty five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
r.,cpn rop uJ-PDER Iy SOUTH CAROLINA.

co,ur,bi, : e. Auc | (speciaD-At Lancaster
c,,r, House today Rochet CatOc. bright muistto,
and william clyburn, full booded negro were hangs
,o ,ho murder Of August Hennis. Iennis and his wife
Row came from New-York. The woman became ii.
iataUeu HL.n rev MIA nned the murder Of her hus
nor long Tbe crime was committed on March 23 The
hanging was private
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go ,r,r,pn FOR SAVING 4 LIFE.

old Orchard. Me-. Aug. 1.-The Montr''' ma" "'o
recently fell while boarding MOVING ut'" ~ nav ="
! - ,.d ,-,,n rouc nndcr the wheels by Frank h.
,,rriIl a popcorn pcdler the train, Las reWaIara
~, res,,er rith Tie promised 5000 Inc Sehhe
! man desires his name 10 be Withheh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
EMIN FIGHTING IN AFRICA.
TIE HEROIC GOVERNOR DEFEATS A TRIBE OF
NATIVES WITH GREAT SLAUGHTER

Zanzibar, Aug. l.-Emin has had severe fight
ing at Nasal and Ugogo. He killed many natives
by using the Maxim gun. He seized l, 200 head
of cattle. He defeated the Ugogos with great
slaughter
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- ..n corroN cRops pEsrROYED.

Cairo Aug. l-Nlnc thousand acres OF i1ce ara
oo,t.r land I'm the province Of Gerbich have been
,o,., ,i,l, An inflow OF salt water and The growing
go ibcrt have been DESTROYED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02

p,o Ionejro. Aug. IA company has been formed
,.a for the purpose Of assuring stability to cohec
an,Satons and to facilitate business in that com
mo,ty Agcnclo win be establlshed N t6e l@'GCl: nc
Me-" a0A 20 The amcnnt Of $4,000 have been sub
cI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
,,,,ep,r,ovs FROM ITALIAN REGIMENTS.

Rome. Aug l.-Desertlons by cie ""o''Sii. nav
-, -, l.,e from several Italian regiments sta
,,ona .,orc the French frontier. This fact has IN
saoa tho war Once to order that these regiments
u W ,o,cd from their present stations TO uc interior
Of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
cuo,rpA SPREADING IN MECCA.

London. Aug 1.-The cholera is spreading at Mecca
on Wednesday eighty deaths from inc disease
were reported and THURSDAY e'sntS lou. ~ 49,
recorded All norris on the Rcd sea, me IcVant ana
I'm Asia Minor tsye been Guarantned against pilgrims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
rur l,RGrSr cArcH or GOLDFISH.

cIouce.t.r Mass Aug 1.-The schooner Mystery
,.or ,he Grand Banks weighed of 100000 POUNDS
Of GOLDFISH the largest catch received at thus port ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
ROY ARRESTED FOR TRYING TO WRECK A TRAIN.

Boston. Ang 1.-The police have arrested r o.
stnond,. fourteen years old. son OF omcer f. y.
smond. Of Chelsea on the charge Of having attempted
&, wreck the Flying Yankee train last wednesday.
The boy confcSscs 10 having pn stones on , oi Is m m
i various time. III i Iho"SH' "' '"'
-. I.-t Lii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02

Limerick. Aug IA largely a'Nhuci nhe','n1 va.
=, 49,. ., d,, "a discuss the action Of the Limerick
c,rnoraton in rejecting motion to cenSure bl'h'p
o,n,r,.or for his coursc in regard - John DlIloh
Those who upheld Bishop o'DwNcr were lecrcd ai''
., ., and there were MANY exciting scenes. Ire
irrc,s i'm the ncglhoThooi OF the mco""S "c'c P' H'
,..i,h excited thrJugs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
,ppr.Ps OF PENSIONS OF sI5.Io3.

Susouehonna Penn, Aug. 1.-Henry Wrighter. OF
,,is Mace soldier in the Civil War, has received
nanson Of s72 month, and Sl5lo3 arrears Wrlshter
Is blind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02

ONE HUNDRED DEATHS DAILY FROM FAMINE.
Cairo, Aug. IA famine prevails in the Soudan-
In part, of the country the deaths from sarva-
tiOn average 100 daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
PRINCE GEORGE AT HALIFAX.

Halifax, y. -, Aug. 1.-Thc Ir"sh "arshlp
Thrush commanded by Prince George OF wales. ar
rived off the llarbOr at four O'Clock TINS afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02

EMPEROR WILLIAM SAILS FOR ENGLAND.
heriin' Aug. 1.-Emperor william started from
wiihemshaven on HIS trip TO England to-day. The
imperial yacht Hohenzonern, with the Emperor Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02

ndor Aug LIN the House o; Lords tonight
,ho v,roujs Of salisbury, reply ine to queries regard
ir, ALLEGED Jewish persecution III hu'9'1' S''u ''
', 1T, hv the Russian Government lie was
NE that there were no grounds for drcanhL - d
wholesale invasion Of Great Britain IS PauPcr '0"
frnIn Rnssla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
SLAVERY UNDER TIE PROTECTORATE.
IT WILL STILL EXIST IN ZANZIBAR AS BEFORE
TIE ANGLoGEEMAN AGRLEMENT.

yan7ib,r Auc IA decree issued b. the sultan
.,ro,,rccs that the ordinances relating to slavery
-.,o,,lIv will remain a, binGnc before the '"r"a
t,on az ,he Anglo German agreement The 'H'c
of slaves IS forbidden. and slave depo'N "F pro
hhitcd. If an Arab marrieS BRUSH su9e'' '"'
slaves become free. slaves can pui'hssc t'o" nv
dom and masters may he compelled to sell Il nj.
owner treats slave with cruelty he renders inniN'
liable 10 the forfeiture Of the slave ON 'Ae uc''
90 a eoveowncr without lawful issuc his slaves shall
be freed. - =,
Inndon Aug lin reply 10 questions asHen p'
Mr.. Buchanan, member for West Edinburgh siF 'fne'
FcrcTsson. Parliamentary secretary Of t1e f"Ic.e"
Office stated in the House Of Commons toaN ''''
Germany had agreed 70 apply the free trade pro
visions of the Bcrn act OF 17s5 to tbs wHoe "I'N'
snbere Of influence IN Africa. except strip OF
coast territory ten miles deep bconFng 10 |S''1"F
II this strip Of territory was ccded Z" "eTl''nS ''
heavier duties would be levied on foreign ui''h oi'
German goods -, ,.,
axcd for England to assume her pr'e'i"riN "No'
yryi,or lie could not undertake. 30 say Whct'cf
slsyory would be made illogal after the pro'c''o'
W" Attorney General Webster, replying ~ question p
,v W. Tnchanan. said: Assuming >Lav'Ty 20 he
lawful according 70 Tire law o " I1 p'ri i lad
there is British pro;ectorle' it would be Recognized
SIr fsmCs Fciu>son confirmed the repors ne, th
p-itish African Iahc Companv's steamer Jah., r
son had been ~cilcd by Lieutenant Hz"Te" & V Glyn
of the Por;uguc,e Navy He ,icd thu Nr, IT.. ''f en- /"
Io.rn the Ur.tish Minister AT Lisbon had b'"H ~, ~
,tmctod f. raron>;rate with Portugal ataN-, Ill.,
sczure and t. demand the punishment OF b'''c WIZ
Sir james declared that ENGLAND ara ,cr;nah iiu Gi
not intend 10 contract thcmeelves out oi W. - ~.
IT,, ~ rluc territory coming into the p' 0r-'pl
nv under Inc iuhucTcc of cithrr AitTr tr , .n,sa
German agrecIcn wa, slen@d they "Gnt 1 , ~ T"r,.y
Ir.. 20 do 80 Continuing. Sir Jane SAld tha iu,nS
had given her ADHESION 10 the Bru'srI' az PT
for t,e suppression Of slavery IN Africa but Ho''Au
lad moi vet adhered 10 H. c..,. .,
80 permission had been acr2FGd IP I9r TTaIlpG
~ ,itar 81 Zanzilar had hound himself not -
,,o,, INV trading monopoly within his territory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
HOLIDAYS IN LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. 1.-TomorTo and MOnday VIII oe
nnoldays in the grain trade here. Monday VIII also
oe holiday IN the provision market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02

board. sailed at noon for Ostend whence the En-
peror will proceed to England As the yacht left the
harb0r she preceded by the German squadron Of
evolution and followed by the corvette Irene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02

Halifax y =, Aug. IA cable d''P'''" '"'"'"
ing the report that the "r'h'p.or ''"a''' '"' ..
,,d , has hean received by the military antho II e.
,an, mi. recall Is understood 90 be the result O
.,o cons,,lt,,jor held by Queen Victoria ana VIC
vi,istcrs The report Of the breaking down oi inc
steamer Tamar on which the Guards were being con
,evod is looked upon merely an excuse for order
g the troops TO return II is said that 4n2,ner
S S,,nnHt the 5th Kings will soon come l" HANNA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02

prisonment at hard labor for publishing speech de
livercd by John Kelly at meeting Of the National
League which the authorities had forbidden to be
held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02

GI HE M M NIl''I > I7Ia1f IT.
p.rls Aue IA report Of the death OF the young
king Of spain was circulated on The Bourse today
An i,miry sent TO Madrid elected an Official an,
~, ,I "inan, that the Kings health is good and
,, 6ere wa, no foundation whatever Tor The report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
AN IRISH EDITOR IMPRISONED.

Dublin, Aug. 1.-Mr. Walsh, Editor OF The Castel
sentinci,s has been sentenced to three months I'm
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Chicago and St. Louis.

Trains on ssThe Burlington leave
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morning. arriving Chicago 1880 night;
st. Louis, 6:5 so morning making direct
connections for points East and
South.
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rive ST. Louis 5: / ) afternoon
tits The Peoples favor1te Line to
Winona. La Crosse. Prairie du
Chen, Dubuque, GaIena, Chicago,
Rock island, Peoria. St Louis, aud
direct line to Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Ticket Offices, 164 East Third ST, and
Union Depot St Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-15
POPULAR WANTS.
FOR RENT
Houses.

ga we RENT HOUSES. STORES, OF
.af1e FICES, FLATS. COLLECT RENT
I PROMPTLY. TAYLOR'S RENTING
t-AGENCY GLOBE BlJIIDING
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-15
POPULAR WANTS.

The GLOBE local circulation in the cities
Of ST. Paul ard Minneapolis is larger than
lie circulation of any other newspaper; ana
Ilhas become the recognized WANT Medium
fer the Twin Cities.
WANTS are inserted in the GLoBE under
classified headings accordingto the following
TARIE OF RATES: