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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
TIE COMING WEEK N CONGRESS.

Washington, July 20.-The dcbqte on the Tariff bill
Is expected 10 begin In The senate tomorrow. The
understanding Is that in The morning hour the Indian
Appropriation bill will Dee taken up and cOn~d red
until = O'Clock. ana then give way the Tariff bill.
consideration Of the former 10 BE- resumed succeed
ing days in the morning hour. II necessary. senator
Vo0rhee, has stated his intention 10 deliver a general
speech on the tariff at O'Clock on MONDAY. The
Republicans do not intend under the present arran ce
mcntS "a engage in general debate on the bill there
fore Z. Democratic senator VIII make the opening
speech Republican members Of the Finance Com
nittcc have been informed that the Democratic mi
nority viii not make a formal report against the
passage Of the bill. If the 1arN debate prove, 10 be
protfactod the manqG Will consent 10 set aside the
bill informally permit IN" River and HarbOr bill
70 com, before the S,uat" Nothing de- mite hi> bccn
decided respecting a Republican caucas dpOn the
EIectous bill which is being prepared by M" ma
i0rity OF the Committee on Privileges and Elections.
discussion the caucus vi" be calcd 10 determine ""i'
shall be done with II.
I'm fI,e IIousc this week the programme OF business
30 em, @ nortialIv outlined by special order To
runt.rnr votes are bc taken the ndmcnts
to sbe original Package bill and the bill itself.
The Bankruptcy bill + - come up next IN Ouef, anu
win orc,Inv the time up 10 Thursday. There j. "A
dionostion 10 debate at length the Conference report
on tbc District Of Columbia Appropriation bill ana
N II H. taken nm for consideration Thursday or Frd1y
II viii nr"labIy occupy the rest Of the week. other
vtse the Flcctions Committee may be- expected 10 M
I'm the time with the pending Virginia and SCUM
Carolina contested election cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
40 SoLrrIoy OF THE SARA7oGA JEWEL THEFT

Saratoga July 90 (spccian- George Bliss, the New
York banker busincs, partner u Levi T. Morton. at
whose North broadway cottage here few dlys
AGO diamonds and jewey valued at from $4,000 10
sij 900 mysreriOusy disappeared has increased the
reward from ~ 900 % $500 for the recovery Of the
missing property. The detectives who have been sue
ce,,fil H. fcrrcting similar Jobs find the present
one beyond thc reach Of their skill. At least they
have not developed anything tangible ~ far III
lle l.l~, cottage were several male and female ser
want, and so thoroughly convinced was Mr. Bliss Of
their honesty and fidelity that not untl LAT" hptr
Yesterday would he consent 10 their being Inferno
..tcd The chief Of police. G. ". Elldgctt and The
n0lc, iu-tce. Charles Allen visited the cottage and
closely uuc toned them. but ID f. understood that
nothing Of an important character was cliriicd Inc
tl, pr.miscs or else skllfully posted by con
fede1ate II thought that possibly the missing
ariire, had been mi~lad but the family state that
tbc premises have bcrn searched thoroughly and no
tIace Of the missing property has been I0dAo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
AMERICAS TRADE WITH HAWAII.

Washington July 20 (Spccian.-A report by Consul
General severance, Of Honolulu, Just issued by the
state Department. contains some interesting ufOrma
ton about the commercial relations between the United
States and the Kingdom of Hawaii Among other things
Mr.. Severance says
The annual report OF the Collector General for 1889
shows that the exports of this Kingdm virtually all TO
the United States, The trade with the United states
during hc past year has increased 5.7s pr 10 per
cent Of all imports and 913j per cent Of all Tho exports
FOR 1880 with the United States. with Great Britain
the trade s67i S3l. 23s per cent; with China and
Japan. S2l2S $50 IL per cent; with Australasia sl22
99j OG5 per with Germany 59O,7l1 04S per
cent; with British Coun b.a 1913 209 O1s per
with Islands OF Pacific 51S IS OIL per The
total value Of all exports and imports Of the Kingdom for
Me year 1859 amounted &, S2o,31s OBJ. against
:1G G172321 in 1883 showing Increase OF
- 30 10 Of which the experts amounted to sl9s7i3
an increase over 1888 OF S17S G3j The total value
imports Of merchandise 3548s.79o. aglinat Jt0
Ss7 for 1851 showing an Increase Of 5SJ1903 The cX-
Of value, Of exports import, Of merchandise
during y,ar =. 80. .45I Increase Of 5-5O3"Oi
compared with sSS During the year the specie inn
port, were Slli6s25 against l2c7 $50 in 1888 de-
crease Of $50 $50. The exports of gold amounted to
siO777. showing increase OF exports Of slGs+2 over
the 1855.
The total value Of domestic exports Tor the y'2r
amounted t0 sl4939 2il increase SsS of >33O'
sO7 The total quantity Of sugar exported for los9 was
2i2 ~3j pounds, 12l 600 tons valued at 5l3 -9@
an increase III pound. above the .o export for
prcviou. year; total quantity of rice "Nuo7t d. 96'l"
pounds valued si5l 1875. showing decrease ~ 2o9'o'
pounds. which &. mainly owing ~ an u r'a-'d home &c
sumption by Chinese and JaIaucs" lnhp..r,.
During year the toal tonnage entered at Hawaiian
po,t I'm foreign commerce wa, 2lSOoO Of which
1876 coo tons wa American $4,000 ;ln- Hawaiian 81 o'o
tons British 3337 Grman l22Ge ton, oh" national
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
CURRENT AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

City of Mexico, July 90 via CALVES ton.-The Gov
erumenI has granted 10 vi. PcnIchc, presenting
Edison, an extension Of six months to establish a
postal phonograph 81 stem
The representative Of the spanish Transatlantic
Steamship Line has informed the Government here that
all tie company's steamers coming from spain are
fumieated.
The r0llng-stOck for the Cirdan Railway through
the Valley OF Mexico has arrived and the road will
be opened TO the public on August l.
The branch OF the Mexican Railway 10 Pachuca Is
nearly finished The contractors of the Southern Rail
way have relinquiShed their contracts. The National
aud Central Railroads have each ordered ten BALDWIN
locomotives.
Arrangements have been made for the payment Of
the Government debt 10 the sonora Railway In In
stalnents Of $4,000 monthly, the first payment 70
be made on August /.
Terrific heat is reported OH the Pacific Coast
GuilermO Pom special envoy of san salvador, haa
requested an audience with President Dlaz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
A PROTEST FROM NEWFOUNDLAND.
THEY DO NOT WISH TO GIVE BALL IN HoNoh
or ADMIRAL WATSON.


OF ADMIRAL WATSON.
Halifax n. S.. July 20.-At meeting OF the fTll'0
George Reception Committee at II. JOhh > ~ F. "
discuss the proposal TO give ball in hOnor OF Aulhr"
wtson and fbe officers of the British feet the PROPOSE
ton was objected to upon the grounds that the pun
lie money should not be spent for such purposes ana
that the committee had no authority to deal with the
matter. 1t was decided that a number of persons
should be added to the committee and that arrange
ments should be made for ball in honor OF the Al
miral. -
commenting on the matter, The ST. Johns Herald
says:
Now if "a number of private gentlemen wish 10 give
the Admiral a reception. they cannot lc prevented from
doing but IL would be nothing les tan an Uu."sS
against the colony, particularly al IhI1 -
the public money were TO be spent lor ,uo purposes
Admiral Watson Will De a representative Whcl heIr
of feet. part of which Is closing our factories anu
DESTROYING our nets, and that too. not Only IN
the course Of duty, hut m a ho'tt 'PIL;;
reception 10 any man in the Adm1Is position Woud
81 This time be misunderstood abroad and DO grave
iniury and for this sincerely hope that The
project of any ball be abandoned. ball he gwen
and therefore, sir Baldwin Walker. captain OF H. VI .
Emerald, who ordered and enforced the stopping Oh
Baird's factory, and the conmandcr oi III. VI. =
Pelican who refused protection 70 Ue people OF u.
Georges Bav must be publicly honored by those VINO
DrOmOte and attend the ball. IL Is IDLE 70 say mat
Inc recepton 4, social and the offences complained OF
political and committed only in the course OF DUTY ana
that politics should not enter INTO social he. nrst
because a ball 10 Admiral Watson and the officers OF
the fleet is essentially pNc matter given L" them
wholly and solely because OF their PuDnc oHiccs
second. because Admiral Watson personally had no
duty 10 perform which justified his defence OF tho
French and his standard OF our business n'h anu SIr
Baldwin Walker has adopted an equally offensive tone
While commander of the Pelican, he permitted the
French 10 do that which Lord salisbury himself Dc
clares 10 have been unlawful; and thlIT, because
political considerations must enter into social He when
social actions may have political effects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
sr,r ,GuyTS THE MILK EXCHANGE.

Ncwburg July 20 (SpcclaD. Attorney General
Charles F. Tabor has authorized the opening "i s't
IN the supreme Court against the Ne" 'n"rA M''" rN
h,r, = i,,itcd, to aunul the charter. The suit
.tu nr,,.l,lv be bcrun at the october term oi The
-uprcme Court in Delaware County m'ethS ot
the Eo,rd of Director, Of the Producers Union VIII
he held in this city Monday to take action. r Il:
Gilbert of stamford Delaware County VIII represent
th rn,on in tbe legal warfare. The suit will be
broneht on the ground that. while the Exchange was
chartered 10 buy and sell milk, II haS never uoic ~;
49,, No. confined It's business to making prices ana
sneculatng Petition, representing 4OOo MIX pro
ccrs ere sent To the Attorney General seeking per
mission to attack the charter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
v.,,1,pD rysKr VISITING SrRAcrSE

-y,acI,., July 20 special Willard TI,ke arrived
I'm eyrt,n.c from Florence. Italy several days ago
and ha Iccn visiting hi- brother here. lie is IN poor
h,y,Iih and viii In al pr', ability ~ abroad early IN
ccptomlcr. ln company with cN President Nhte' ot
Cornell University. Tn" two are crat friends ana
both intend to travel through Norway ana 9""loi|
II Will take Professor F,hc some little time to sct'e
hi. ,,.t matter. and President White ha, several
cIaptar, I'm The Warfare of ~ccucc 70 hHlNh' p" tda
tlsy vllI not get started on their European N.}aSc
r,,,h T., fore september. II has been rumored Tor
some time past that President White Is 'hortN 70
marry and he j., already receiving congratula'iohs
-i. Intimate firud, Professor ll-kc Wrnt It-t HlE
10 m. Thousand ISLANDS nr f." days recreation III
cuuriflt with hi- mother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
rRorn1E OVER A FRANCHISE At RorSD LAKE.

Round Lake July % spcciaD.-A sptchl ihceun7
- I,t owner, Of Round Lake WAS called 10 daN O'
order ~ the trustees to consider the circulation "i
,ualici,u, stories which have recently been pF'hru
cn,crripr the financial condition OF the ASSOCIATION
and some other matters. G. d. Hammond pfe7'uci
and Dr. Griffin. the venerable president OF the a.
.,c,tion who has contributed large sum, OF money
- thc welfare Of the association and has been closely
Identified With II since 1t founded read an eN-
hau,tyc report upon the subject before tile meeting.
rba .torlo, which had been printed, he SAID were
upr,untcd and malicious, and If true would prove
tho trustees to be- unworthy Of their trust. But the
,a., was That the association has never been 80
uro.p ron, a, now. New buildings wcrc S'inH up
an All sides, a new aad permanent sc1oo. at "'dh''
Institute and the Minister, institute Eid been IN
dcltahcu by tie s.oclaton. and the sumner programme
va. never more ATTRACTIVE. The current exp ph7e1
,r.r, met Vearly. and when there WaN "c"'.'' w
r.,,u az improvements. the trustees themselves A'l
IN referred 10 the case of ktllose si"'tt on c tlc
,-rotlud. who had refused to pay MS S'dIS I''lN.
e.. ~ 500 and had hually claimed thai H' VS. h"V
t,rd to obey the regulations OF the d~~ Clttuh III
f,.raDI IA his traffic. Ih' association coStu NcI"-~
trs b iuiuuction and an. matter l. NJ" bcivtt t"c
.nnr.Ine lourt "a an appeal me Nuuc Ol houIt
and IL. religious lud educational character N'nIu
he d.stIpvcd The subject excited a warm ana u''.
Ei,,c -, tyo attorneys for Kellogg were pes ~
I tot a hand I'm the debate. representing thr
iit,nt against the a.,ocat Aicr urs, nj chtrtV
hv KrIlocg', att t)rueys they were allowed l" appear
lief re ;hc trustees with proposition 10. cohPl'msc
tlp itf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21

nickesteel plate which is claimed to be better tEiil
the astcel plates heretofore turned out by ts hr'
This plate Is eight feet long, six feet wide and ten
and one half inches thick, or the same dimensions as
the American armOr plates. Commodore Folscr has
also purchased from the works all steel plate.
winch is to be used in testing armOr piercing pro.
iectiics. 1t is probable also that Cammc 4 CO.. OF
Slclheld, England, which firm furnished some of tho
plating for the large monitors. will have compound
plate. made Of soft iron and faced with steel for test
in competition with the CreusJt nickel steel plate.
The tests Of these plates will be under similar cOndi-
tons TO those prescribed fOr the plates Of Ancrl
can manufacture but foreign made plates will not be
used In arnOring any Of the ships. the object Of
tier tests being solely for in studying the best
kinds Of arnCr and prOjectles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21

Chlc,4o. Juy Ca brilliant meteor p','c' over
tl, civ last rrht AZ 80 =. m. IN horth"'''crN
direction. II looked like ball of fir" '''u' u"
,izo Of q football. \, the bah Of fire ha'l'd through
the heavens r lcf behind broad trail OF hSnt' "m'n
climui.-ri and thcp di.appc1rd \ m>-lnS s%oull %
accon,tauicd the display. DNlat'h'- hol"r wv
al,prlr.n,c a. ne meteor came from points a hf
south "a, springfield ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
TO PROVIDE RAILROADS FOR VICTORIA.

Melbourne. July 2O-The Premier has introduced in
Parliament a railway bill providing for the constiuc
ton of or miles Of country lines and thirty nine
miles of suburban lines the whole 10 cost
el2, 100000, besides grant from the treasury Of
.2,O0O.OOO lie SAID that tine :, hcme Wa necessary
in order TO meet the growth Of the population wIich,
a. the proved Increasing faster tldn the
population oi America The bill was well received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
RJcycLP WTVyERS At CHTCtGO

Chicago July 10-The championships of the Fourth
District League Of American Whcemen. comprising
Illinois. Wisconsin. Michigan, ohio. Indiana. Missouri
and Kentucky were run to-day on the bicycle track
Of the Chicago cricket and Athletic Club. az Parsde
The first and second IN the will have their eX.
Tcn,,, paid to Niagara. where the National races OF
thc L. 4 W. will be run on Angus. -. go. ~. The
lucky ones are \. l.. LumSden. Y. II. Van sicklen
" e. Ghone. c. X. Barrett. Bert Meyers aud III. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
Az OBSTACLE TO FRANcTS HrRPHr'S HArRTiGE

I
Council nlud,, Iowa, July 20 (-pecian-Ihe mar
riagc of Franci, Murphy, the temperance orator. ana
Mrs Rebecca Fisher Of this city, which was to have
taken place in the present month, viii probably not
he. solennized for time owing to disagreemcnt
over the disposition Of property belonging tn MIS-
Fisher She was divorced from her husband on feo-
t.,i and Lu.iuess block was given her instead OF
aImonv. Her relatives in Rock Island Ill. desire
an agreement drawn up before me Wedding 10 ptoc.e
ing AGAINST their wishes in this respect an appeal VIII
be made 10 the courts 70 have the matter settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21

CHEYENNE Wyo.. July 90 (speclan'-ooVer" " N
ron has issued a proclamation calling the hIst NIo
- t,.,ior ON scptcmher H. Democratic and Re
n,ht,con STATE conventions are called for August II
in this city. The formal celebration over wyoming
admission will be held here on wednesday next. GOV
crnOr Thayer Of Nebraska, AZ one tlh'c uoNc'ho' Vi
Wvuming will be orator of the Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
FLAMES DESTROY MACHINE WORKS

Fire was discovered early yesterday morning IN
tbe oil room Of the machine works OF Joseph = l''d'
in Vanhouten-st., Paterson y. D. lhe p'l."'"S wa
49, 1onf.s high and the timbcrs were thoroughly
,,,.tod with oil OF account Of having been IN u'c
,,r many years The flames spread with great
r-,pdlty. and the entire works were destroyed en-
failing loss of sl35,Ooo on which there IS an III.
'',,.,I,.c of about $4,000. one hundred ana slAS
iand. are thrown out of employ ymcnt. Mr IOdn
WIN lives in this city, was teegaphcd for ana s;ilu
that he would Immediately begin the work OF Eebulu
ins lie has store ut No. 80 Dey st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
HoxoR1yG THE NEw.YoRK RIFLEMEN.

Ncustadt. Bavaria, july 2O-An immense crowd wit
messed the procession here TO day in honor Of the New
YORK Independent shooting Corps The procession was
headed BY mounted rinemen, then came band Of music
and then the Neustadt Rifles After these came the
American r.femen. MeSsr,. Wcber and DcihlsHding
in carriages fesoOucd with flowers. The Wis
itOrS were loudly Chcercd along the whole
route. In the evening a dime. given at he
headquarters Of the Ncu,tadt Rih.s, aud this wac
followed by concert, display OF fireworks and a
grand hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
FRON the FIELD OF POLTTTCS.

CoLoNEL Villas AND WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS
Mani'on. VII. july 20 D~pccdu.--Amone COVER
norNhlp pos,ihl'ic, ou Sire Democratic ticket goll
uHalo az Tic capital are Just now turning their
attention 10 j. II. kui-ht. of Ashland. Close political
friend ald business associate of colonel villa. Iu
wei! Informed circle, thc prediction f. made that
knight IS 10 be the man. and To ihl, statement
strength is added ly story told Of recent visit
made N Chairman VAIL of the state Central Com
mitioc, 10 the 'N. Wall came ont 10 the capital
0+,ci~i'I 10 enjoy social t.mc over sunday WitD
his friends Villas and KuisaL It is now s.ud. hos
ever. That Nj Wall had important mission at
that tine. Ih" Mil 'auhco ortdu of the marry. and
ihc rfdl1E organ iu thc ~ff" r!l. urrled hua. .
ald ju~ts tl"u badly, and Nr van g. .t.d o. h.tc
Etd Tie matter before thr SEQ r.tar, and lI.
.u"ud-, and upiatlD aly declared that sometime
W-i Do" done Imu"d ttr'. or there vuuld boz" trouble
lhc nest day hc lrit Madison in good -plrii- ana
th" N'l"uu'cc organ had all h., needs supplied.
Those knowing about thi- natter Nlurr th1t u
pr'Pr tinc Knic1t', aspiration, viii Doe fu"l"d
II VIII not b" surprising i there is fun iu tlr
partf camp vh"l Oh" anf and hlr discover that
Villas still aspire, - rule Wisconsin polite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
n,yu,yG yro Az EXTRA FaEIGHT TRIIY.

CI,rcu,ont. y. H., July 20 The white M"in'nh eN
p,.., ran into am extra freight train at Norm ''!l
top I'M, afternoon smashing thr cah'o'e avn '"'
freight ear, aud badly damaging the engine OF tle eA
- .rlr,. ocr.ous were slightly brui~'9 me
-. - tbe cN ur,s, failed ua<utn VINO
,. ,cnt LofK by tho freight train 10 warn hihI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
THE FINANCES OF URUGUAY.

London, July 20-Cable dispatchc, from Monte
video say that the Government contemplate, the crea
Ion of internal debt ten per cent interest, n
order 10 withdraw from circulation the National Bank
notes The merchants and foreign bankers have
signed agreement 10 refuse forced paper currency
In settling gold transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
SrNDAY SALES At ASBrRY PARK.

Asbury Park. July 90 C>pecian.-Thc druggists here
and the men in charge of the booth where saratoga
water Is sold paid attention to the orders issued
bv the Board OF Commissioners last week which pro-
hibited them from selling mineral waters cigars ana
candies on sunday Their stores were all open aud
thcr clerk, were kept busy supplying the wants OF
their customers. The rolling exposition of the prld'
uct, of Florida WAS kept closed all day. In tie
morning bathing suits lei nj the Asbury Avenue
Pavilion of James \ bradley the founder OF tho
town who Is also one Of tie commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21

PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
No at No 105 IudlOw-st. Cynthia Ii. Murfock,
principal.
NO 20 at No. Isl BroomcSt.; Sarah A. Montague,
principal.
NJ. 30 at No. 1Oi NorfollSst.; Mary A. Miller,
principal.
Thd new schools at Avenue c and Ninth ST., and
IN Henry ST., respectively.
The contractors. O'C0nnor, Brown and THE
rault are paying their men, who do not belong
to any union, from 81 80 to So day. while the
union scale is from 50 to s. 30 a day. The few
union painters employed by these contractors
brought up the question Of forcing them to hire
only union men at union wages nj a meeting
held on Saturday. and il was resolved to 90 on
strike The union carpenters and trainers en-
ploycd on these buildings also resolved 10 strike
i'm sympathy with the union painters, and when
the bosses arrive 10 supcrintend their working
men this morning they viii find only
% few non-unlon men WHO are nj
terly unable, so the union men say, TO
do the work required To repair the
School-buildings for occupancy by the time thcy
are cIured to accommodate the thousands OF
children who Will need them on and after Sep
Der g.
The strikers say they are firm in their rcsolu-
tion not 10 90 10 work as long rs non-unIon men
al nen-union wage, are permitted 10 work also, and
than if necessary the men on all the Jobs oi the
principal contractors will he ordered on strike to
lorcc them 10 give the work 10 competent union
men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
nur or rorr,cS ARuoR PLATES.

Washington. JuIy 2O-Thc Naval Board which met
at the Annapoli, Proving Ground on Monday 10 com
plctc arrangements for testing amoF pAths ol A'Ii
can Manufacture from American materials. VIII make
series OF test, upon some foreign armOr plates. The
chief of the Bureau of Ordnance recently purchased
from the works N Creusot, France, . E@Ty invented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
,vcpr,SJvc cOypayy,S CAPITAL

Albany July 20 (SpeciaL)-Thc capital OF the 70
clfc Postal Telegraph Cable Company has been IN
creased from 100000 TO 100000. oerunca'o
setting forth the fact has been hled win tne oee
ta.v of state II Is signed by John W Nackay iIen
dc Castro Charles X. HOsmer, Albert b. Suan0i~s
George g. Ward and Edward c. Plat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
nnrrRNnR norEr roR coNNlNDER ~ cHIEF

Nonticqln. Ill.,. July 20 l>pecah. The old com
-, T., ,no Army of the Tennessee Of General Alvin
y uovcv NOW Governor of Indiana, VIII present HIS
name for Commander in chief Of the Grand Army ot
,,o Renu,lic AT the National cngmpment at bo-t9h,
lie viii receive hearty support RON aH Hr o''n WY
i,.in Nssocntious wi Indiana. ILLINOIS,, hanNa, anu
% ,Tm,ou ut,tc, aS he ha, been the champion Of the
service Pension movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21

Dresden Juiy @O.-Ihe "Naclrchten7 SAYS that
Prince Bismarck in an interview, emphatically de
clared that he had no desire to return IN orico -,
he now too old to assume the carcs - 80,
lie said that II he decided to visit England he wonH
80 TO some seaside place in September '0 "o"iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
MIsFoRTvNEs OF OsMAN DIGNA.

Cairo, July 2O.-lt is reported that Osman Dglll IS
al Omdurman and that hi, followers have returned u
Tokar osman is said 10 have lost 400 men by
famine and sickness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21

LONDON July 2O.-The Chinese Government stopped
party OF Russian explorers in Thbet led by Captain
Gronbtchevsky, at Pola on the border Of the Thbcta
Desert and ordered them 10 return 10 Ka.hcar The
Rnssas refused and the whole party left POla i'm the
night time and disappeared ia the desert