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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
l. THIS FAlTrHE OK >rBTERFTGE'
Bn.rK MANt'FttTIEIES SLIM r. H\YI: W.
rlIIIE iYEilT WITH L>ElE.

Tho Iii,'i V.ufa. Jurors 4, iit met Yesterday
af",mnou II TIE A>or II"r." and r:,u-a't"i >"I" i'm
,n-',ut lu-iu"-.. !! va di-c"N"ri thn >'N"ia' u'i
mfl.trtri> lad barn shipping hr'k :" in.> m'rt"'. ''H
irsrv the Iu.'- "i ~" a>-'"l,it"n. 1A" in"'I -
dor had told IT,. I',r committee o their in"n.
nn tp >ip clariu: ,o'itri't- but - a." contracts
viii not L. all we'd hv the a--"'7i'n. ~" shippers
hay. i" .d.d ~ nr,il, Al, - nhi' Is -" r":
,f "a" -, e iiuii and top shipments altogether. 'u"
i,,urf, tut,.r. VII" la. i"n cvin: he h,-"' ht"r I,
.,oi del - ir,Gll' LAT i, N 'iumiIr: up "uir"t..
AIN" AT u,"s ,rt"fd., a'i r''i.r! himself t. L""i'
~ "a" ruin, 81 The '"lntH'''I. H." intn'i"i i"'f'
w,r. lu, liant '" over ia" n 'nt "a" d"llcs-. Who
hay. IL a'.: :,iiri boy, h''d hfch A. "A n''l"i'l
,hlu. which r ~. "ul, rr'm.',ni" to hnhi" after
dart ar l".,Iuic & bay them by IL" har:c'"'d III
.v'r i.t.
Ili, irich ,hi> i.n..h h,ul'"i 10 nn,'n men Mt
The ya.j. and being cart"d bv union "nrt'nc" ~"
c.po>ipn Lci'." revealed ~ "a" part -" ~" i'~r! "f
Walking Dlc1'r, 10 L y Il. n.". rms action ~ t''
d.rga,.. ~ ,Inv L",r ti hr'k :" -" r'''' = '"i
n ,.,,. ;lc ,na,..f,,inrc-, l-tn >'ipriu. ael'''
ou ~ Ird ,la, -. ,,' II - N"ri!ia H. Point
!t.h Ia, l..'. ;foti,,lls raised. should ia" mama
'r,ufrr, oL," L.r4t 80 ln''I". Nh"h ih'N PCS"
c,tahi-l"d w,h .ir d.nr Al, " i ti;h' th'' "'I
n.t u,,.d r u'.tin- nam IN .r,''n. = many %!
ter, .ir AMAZON, Inld -"H" - their pr'inr", a!
Dou'A 4 4 e rL.I pd .it l." "I'''It 'i~ ~ ih'''N
, - "a al::,irs "a H. ,'rN. ~ {" ri"N"it I'M
tt,.. %. 4 f,,r go. h-iu. rli "i tI:a".
i"H b.ilhiug r',n. Al" l''aI- l'i-L"l. ud ~" r'
.raI Iuprr .~I,n iiipus IA" p'"p!" vhp 'di'"pI'''
Iuilii.u g. ilti a"Ni -Iuu. VIII "' tii" "'"'-' 80
,..u. t,,I llilr2 with i"'"i'n'" {" il' l->' IN
."->i,i,,u II W,Ih Will h"p bach inll' s-""''"l
from i- u,nnl ,,"ipi, ., labor dHrhs "a" winter
sd .luir,i bni prove di> i-'fi- III IT. "nr'tN W.
. Of Mnik every h"ir' .'li'fidt. ana ' E'th"II
,rnn.n iua.u:,.iuirr> a'd n!any ma w"""" ""r"
depends Hp,l tIr Iiiiit oi t' bhiliiE ~ d'N' hic
com p..inn: bitterly a.'n.i tn> ",il. N"l ""''
.h,,,;rnn: tlr very Il,r, "i IA" poor AID '" h',I
ii ii
il,. ,,.,iri- tn" Legislature.
M Tie. meeting II the !a.ttd 81 Ndl"nc l"l'sH'''
,,. ;.,L, report, Were. received that ~" 'trlh' %!
,.,,d .u a row II uiir hoi,'- ~ Fourteenth -. BE-
,.,u.,. h.vroti"d ir"k VII used. NH> moi SW'''''
a, MnrA Va ,liiIG On ihrnlIN llciC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
ntioN
THE MCKINLEY BILL ABROAD.
ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS WIISTLrNG TO KEEr
THEIR COURAGE Up


Havana. Sept. o9.-The Executive hoard OF tho
Spanish party In Cuba. at meeting today decided ~
send telegram to Spain pointing out the heavy
damage which cigar manufacturers here Will suffer
and asking an immediate remedy the rorm OF tho
spanish t,riH and the negotiation Of u treaty with the
United states.
Vienna, sept .0.-Onc thousand mother OF pr c,rl
bntton makers have been locked ont owing to the
adoption Of the Mckinley bill which the manufacturers
London. sept. Oh The Tines predicts that tn,
Mckinley bill will cut both WAYS and in a manner
surprising to IT. authors II viii do grave harm 10
America. and dsocatc the general Industries Of the
world. America will be the chief sufferer in the end.
Things elsewhere will adjust themselves In course of
tine to the new course of trade. while America viii be
left mancntly paying higher prices Tor inferior good,
and wasting her labor and industrial energy IN vain
and ml-dicctcd efforts IN disregard Of natural econ.
Omc laws
The News" commenting on the Mckinley bill. saws
We arc happily. old hard, IN contests Of this kn.
and will not bc driven by any prov0,ation To the
suicidal policy Of rc.oriing ~ either rcripmiiy or
iytalato Tho enterprise II trldr'~ III nd in
Of the gD," .t>t Afiiri or on the CON.
fincnt oi America more than >iiihcrut compri ,ir
for THIS incredibly foolish mca>r. Tie great lps> will
he Ia the n"d States. TIE earlier t1rt li> alrr,i\
piiayLh their export trade Ia IniIui,furt> and The
Mckinney Till NAV iii IL. The true Danger 70 Eng
land> industrial supremacy viii i"gn "'i!y when fr..
tadc opens to these ri"l!is,n and powerful ry II
the narkct> Oi the wuili.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
SrrKIyG MERCY FOR g. ~ BlRTHONNh"'

,,.,t,r, t,un sent 20 The of George VI.
li,rthnlourw who wrr'kcd III" 'lar''F 'ih '''c !"
.ur,ncc Company and then fled 10 'ilada i""r YEAR.
,n, ,orr M in special term. criminal Nhr oi ih'
suncr,or ,uurt this morning. In an un;riiil FORM TOT
same time "A petition has been IN circulation i>hihH
,h, ,,ur, ia instruct the state Attorney Il enter
,,,, ur,,cui upon thru" indictments now pending
AGAINST bartholomew. The petition has rrh His''i
by some of the most prominent men IN the ''H' J."
cluduc Mayor Dwight cN Mayor Root. Judge Na'hl'i'
,hipmau Of the United states Court. R"lahu Macr
and thirty or forty others. Henry {. fobiiN"h III be
half of the petitioners, appeared before Juugr H''u
who wa, sit,im@ for the purpose. ANA prosecute" 't
n,tituu Tie dorumcut rcclir, the disappearance I"
uartheomcw In lr,,i. in consequence Of acts alleged
to be cmbc/1rmcnt and dcfaI'atoi and the E'I 'h'
,hr.. udi,tm,ut> were presented and now pending
against him. The petitioners then say. III part
While not at tempting to palliac or excuse the t'>
of said bartholomew We respectfully represent that
during hi, long residence ~ iiar,iou Nv ,,'i man
w"rk for the we'll being of the city that
c l. nov seventy four years of age that during The
last four years lie la, been an cAilc from hi' l"y
and home that hr /, now breaking down IN healtli
tn,anrc Of the pcndancy of the indictments VIII not
nhnIm arrest and trial, but Will surely shorten MS
nfc and for these reasons thc petitioners re.pecuuB
may that ,ad indictments bc discontinued ana a
uollr be entered III catn' , a., .,.,,, IN,
nai. ATTORNEY Esslr-ton opposed IN" petition. oi!
rho err il,d that il or the slate Attorney ana nov
Tor The colrt. I" order n"li"; lr Ha'd ~. uull
49, pr,,rrnting atornc, dcaiadri that he Insist uto,
~" he" Than argued on behalf the petitioners The
court took the state Attorneys View OF the niatter on
th" ground that II was beyond the power OF the court
70 Instruct or advise tue state Attorney In the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
LABOR LEADERS BRIBED.
TWO WALKING DELEGATES EXPELLED.
ORDERING STRIKES TO AID DEALERS In COL
LEcTrNG DEBTs-A TYRANT'S POWER
TYRANNDCALLY USED.

Ever since the Bonrd of Walking Delegates of
the Building Trades Section Of the Central Labor
Union was organized six years ago, stories have
been circulated at times that some members of
the board have been guilty OF accepting bribcs. hut
until ycsicrdny these stories had never been
proved. At the regular meeting Of the Board
of Walking Delegates At 40. - East Thrtccnfhst.
Yesterday two walking delegates were found
uultS of accepting bribcs and expelled from the
Board
The E1ritable Life Assurance Society recently
foiccloscd mortgage on row Of houses IN One
Observation-Disclosures between Seventh and
Eighth av,s., on account Of the failure OF the
builder At the same time n number Of workmrn
and huildin. material dealers filed liens on th"s"
huil1ings. Mranwhilr work on them was con
tinued \ bndng- material dealer living III
IrnoA-avc, who had an uncollrctrd bill Of SN."""
which lc could not collect. against IN" ownrrs OF
thcs' buildings for material furnished. entered
into an agreement with a member Of IN" BOARD
of Walking Delegates to poy him 81 600 if he
wonhl help him collect his bill by orlcrin: strikes
nn the bnillinrS uut.i tlr owner came - terms
and pa i tlu. = .ro". Til, delegate" not having
the authoriiy to order general strike. c"nhdrd
in James M'ki' :, walking delegate Tor the United
Brolhc mood Of Carpenters and JoincrS, AMI
William H. Mc'"rd. delegate of the
Amalgamaird Society Of Carpenters ana
JoncrS, to the extent OF telling them
that this dealer was union man and needed
help. \ conference was held by the three dele
gales with tie dealer. at which the suspicious of
Mckim and Met ord aroused. An lnvcst"a-
tion brought ont the foregoing facts.
ABOUT the mIdI" of Au"uSt Norton Bros.
boss bIoMn>iour settlers. did work on biiln:
AZ One -hunfci and forty ->I>th->t. and ~. Nirh
"'~-Ivc., and they have not. :" It Is sihi h,"n
able to collect the EionrN du" t'"m. Yesterday
t.ir walking delegate ut the I)rrrIckmcn> mon
was c\u.irI hr.aI.' lc accepted first - and then
so Ia u>c IS .n"ur" IN the E"lri "f Walking
Drlrt1irS to bring ahoi' .r,irtal strike on TINS
iudn. uu,il tic claim of Merton Bros. WAS pal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
FIG GUTING 4 BATTLE IN 4 CANAL.
THE ENEMY's FORCES DEMoRAILZEp Bl A BLOW
EEOM A BATTINING RAM.

The bergen Neck Railway COmpany'S forces cnga rH
In a pitched battle yesterday afternoon with employees
81 thc Atlantic Dredging Company Willie trying to
establish a permanent right of way across The latter
coupany'S ship cana, leading To basin In l'hi ohr
\ J. Men working upon the canal were a>i"u"hrd
ia find three tngboat> approaching the canal basin.
4 nile driver wa, flowed In the rear. and without
warning the railroad force, procccdd 10 drive piles
uto The canal vi the point desired ~ ~ crossing by tho
road The little body of men LEFT In charge hy the
dredging company fought the railroad people To prevent
their object stream, Of Long water from IN" tugs
were turned upon the guardians "f the canal VIII" He'd
in great ronflislon Half dozen were sradcd The
men then found some rubber clothing to protect them
from the hot water aud resumed the fight
A large dredging machine owned 10y the ranaI people
wa, then found and speedily converted into batcrhs
RAM The iron scoop attached 10 the drcdgcr weighs
several thousand pounds. II wa, hoiNtcd by steam
and swung directly over the pilrdrivcr. Then the
big iron scoop wns permitted 10 drop upon the pllr
driver All the machinery the Latter wa> smashed
beyond repair and t. r,ir I'D people were l""cricNs
To drive another pile. \ victorious ,hn't wsn' ~ up
II ON the anlconi,t> of The ialrp,d Men on the !us,
and plicdiiver withdrew defeated. some time az" a
commission appointed by the court condemned riRhi
Of way for the railroad. but NJ appeal MAS taken ald
" ReQdin&a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
SIGEDp CEi~II FLAMES FRANCE.

Paris sept. % The "Fiyurp- publishes an inter
view with >ic1lor Cr>Ii the Italian Prime Minister
IN which he drnouucc> the a'titu" pi Franc" toward
Ialv and Instances "a" n"Natinr o luIn- In NIi'
If her pruni~c> To the contrary - h'"'h ~ t'd
faith on the part Of France. 1hi- action. h" i'd
Wa. a >iab al the heart 81 I',ly II" d"f"rd"d III"
alliance between Germany. Austria and Italy. ncco
tuiIor, for the renewal Gf which. h" said, aTr Nt
pending There Is danger Of va: unl"~- 1t /,
sought by France. lie dcpI"r'G the continued III
crease Of their armaict> by the na1pn> o' Ear l'r
and believed that this course would end in ruln.hr
Europe 10 the advantage VI America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
,pprr oc sIAVIN AND McAIIlTFE.

London. sept. :?.->lavln and McAn"''. hlVihT
been informed that the authorities in'cd"d u if">
cute them for fighting surrendered Themselves '' 'h'
police III, morning and were arrni.nrt in IN" Lam
beth street Police Coult on IN" 'h''t: "i committing
a breach Of Tho peace.
The nr, ,ucr, were rrmandcd until Friday. Each
WAS lcauii.d 10 furnish hi per nal SnNi IN -l"o"
ard two bond ncn Who ,ouM each Qualfy IN IA" sum
Of 1000
\ police inspector told the court that fh"nEh ''1
ncn wore cljvc> which appeared I" l' "IN'l"fH
boxing clovc> hc noticed that the seconds worked liz"
p,dduc from the backs down to the points "i tir'
fingers, whi. Iuitiuc them their principals. HE
II ,vc> we're thu, '.dc:rd Useless a. meats "i l''
lection scaIi> infctiu. njnrk. The contest WAS u"
a scientific LoAiug match, but hcr'c and iuf!"i>
fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

CONSIDERED TIE SHORTEST AND STRONG
EST nnCINTNr OF IFS KIND.


BY IN>NIMOiS VOTE H"Vlti. OF WITH
pE>w>I MIST Rim NiTI:TY DAYS.
st. loui~. sept. - ,>p"' ial.-~in'c va, l"arnct a
trv a.o That pitinIi' ""-ah.hi'i'n - south
vc>,cr,, railway Interest. had been f..u.ri. hnun
,, -mrhwc>rrrn Eailvav ard steamship A>-oclati"n.
,lr nc, aiIlr And t'af' .ui't" : {" u" ''ihti iaNr
la.cn waiting To- hear the objects. m''i'" and air''
.icnt, &, ;hc ":.,rl'eiiur. Ih"s ar" i"'' mad" pr'
IL, The a.r.r.cnt !, -i-ncd hy Jay ',"uf. Ir'.i.
d.n, 81 the Teas Pa'i'c II. II. 'l,rh. fr>t We"
prc,d., and general mana-"r Of tn" Ni~~par f"''''
AID lioa Mountain '"r'pah!">. I. J.. Hnatn:'"l'.
ur, ii,nt o the southern Pacific y. Mah'"! pn"'d"nt
- the N'h>on and San Iran'.'c" COMPANIES j.
waldo general traiic o' th" Ni>-uii. i.a"'aa
and Tcxa,: Robert Mallory. pr>+"ut - tl"' New
York ana Tc>s- st-smshp t"n'f~nv :. H. sra'r'n
u. ,dc:, "i -. II Steamship f"nihN, W. H.
Doddr drc general manager of ~ II. Louis. Ah,u-l>
and T.Na, Company and .'r." H. H",il"tn. pr'''i
G"it ni Tic kaL>a- CRY I.,i -','' aHi N'rIH' LON
pany.
Inc a.r'rnr't rr",r ri', Shat ~" a-."rat!'' @'all
cover ul;"''" traA LatHr "ricir or G'''' ,'"n al
po.nt vic,,. there = ,o'li"riI,u between ~" i"n
t:, and do.- n' .g rri," {" a'' ir:"' WIZ =
lem. 90 end with" tn lm'> - AIS stat '''-o''
n.p '.-i Som ,o.'I.n"i. Irtn'"n ti""-h Z" i
th.r STATE, r,u. l,:ira: j. 'ri'N'd fTll' T." con"
II, with ilr" Ic,,, iur Irr-' Law. II - f'rinui'
I'd IL 81, Not 10, IiG-' pl'''' a"f :! I'D = h' i''
only c!.Alp" mad" ~ -" a''""n"ri ai'f y J." '''
hands Of ~" i1-lH lI"' "hI rl"' ~ H' w. ~
n,u. - i.r E>"cu'i," Committee" wh' A. t. NIr"
for ,ur ar ilu;j. >"!rrH"'r |. i-"'. AZ : H. ~
tlrL J. -ubb,. j. Waldo. j. ID. springer a'd Robert
Millury.
Article 4 say: "Th" general ir"i.ht nc"t'
lr oth"r nuthhr'd t'aii' "h''r'. in'"r"r
~ rank 10 ~" p,rr> hereto. >haii con
,,iin'" thc ret" committee. >aid '"hnN'''
hall make all rate. hnd divisions. ">'"pt u HNi'"'
- rate. between ncmb1r- If ~" A. .hti'". MI
,r, o oi the rat" cr,n,niS >hail It, r'Ni"""d. and
no change, 81 rate, ,h,l >" inh he'd ni'! approve"
Nv the ENrcuiiYr ton'n.ti"".
The strength II the agreement h", II ,"'i ii"n 81
Ariicl" g. the niahi's- aHd inr 'hhueii; l""cf
icing iahrn awai from the taihc managers an" N''"
il, an rNcrmii,r committee" '"uiVrd of the hl-!' !
ni,cr, uf the r,np,'i"~ Iuic-t'd. TIA" iri,ht iiii
uc iu,lnrrr, may maize ~" rates In ia" hi>t III
i,i,r ci",h them mp ard recommend Their adoption
l., a Isud ui Coui"l. which /. I" I''"" ana "P
| u;1,,c them before ilrv 'rI i" lisI'i -I'H "H'
ON - liild-h he'd ir cn','' "\''r lN t!''
up.,inu,. ~ The I:utHi Of control, or 10y GlN-
ing ninety daN~' notice. Of vIii1ri"dl A.-- t' -"
CATION The agreement !, h"l"N"h % ~ 81" oi inc
shortest and strongest do, unrnt> vi tc hIu ever
| .x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
MINISTER GtNOT AID TIE Bh'LAN'l~T>.

Paris sept. 90 VI. Yves tiuv"t. Minister "t PulHc
Morris in >pc"ch at the opening II he" bridge over
the seine a, Cnn,lin> sntr ionorinc cAp'c> >" ~
gret tIa standing the recent Bonanci' roy"
lons there >til existed In Franc" persons "h" w"N'
ready to support nag other than that of the Republic
Hearing some murmur, Of d,approval III the crowd.
Guyot added .AccoIopllccs Of tho aspirnnt to TN"
throne OF Caesar have no business here. The bet
rsc b,. dve, can take Is " allow themselves Tn he
buried In oblivion"
When III" ceremony was over and VI. ''nvo va
about - depart Eomlaue.-t rushed toward the Mn
lister using In-uliinc WUiyi~ aud Threatening " sum"
him. The promptly arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

ottawa. sept % The Government has just ic
ccvcd word that ~cvc; .ciiiu. achool"i cc"ura ccd
by the cni"ut treatment .r'urlrI thcin I3oir!I:
and their immunity from -"Ilur, 'GIN year. 10
make second trip there hi, fan. The Go,crumrnt',
advice, state that the British Columbia >chooricr Tr
unph ha> sal"d on her Second tup f": The purpose
not only Of Demonstrating whether not ~" seal, IN
lichring being thinncd ont. Int al.o T. eli
dcavor u ascertain II the seal, have tihcn possession
OF new feeding grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
rEIC EMPLOYEES VAST SHORTER Hot r.
,ul.pr,-rlDy lE NTNi,.VI r. TIN nIM\NnEp



, cn,.r,ii,c, II fity tine" d"r r.ii"S. rpr''r'in-
fine Reiterated ui .imilii"n "i IRAN Empl" -. "il'h
= ,u = -. tiini "d tl" Erie Eiilr"ad ~N-t"h III
.ludu. ~, r.Ii'r.. nr"I' -. '"ilW i"r' ana t''h
t...u T. III til, cltv obtain from ia" New "rl' ih"'
rri.. and Western Eain",d C.mplG, u 'l'r-' IN tn
animal ,nut,.ui between the company hhd IL EN-
ul,yc- mailing ten hours day. work III place "i
tv.lyr huui- =, /, Row tho case.
A f. Nnmua,na. ~ May"r of M"advill'. !rhh ana
I.riu,u uf ~" t,rirvnrrr COMMITTEE" "i ih' r."
Grated rraiunlr. called with -nh '"nnt'r "f '"lr
uu T. Il, Thnl>, >',ond Ne" president "i ~" '"ii
auc-lnnn and presented I" him the h"'nindN 81 Inc
n,,uI/aiiun for hour l",' w"r', al the sine r'
f var.., pay for overtime I" h" in'vri'i I" ""
t"nth nf a day, work pr hour. VII lh'ha' "'''""
tI. ,u,u,r cnmrtrori,ly and ad that hr WOMB tIN'
III. answer AT hi, carrie. roiVrn.rrt". Inc dcl'Fi>
,,hu will .tty in the cit, for several ta'', ai'' al
r,rlc', Hotel. SIR I"unt>"n. when sen last n;li.
did moi think there would s any trouble. but dd not
want TO lr quoted ~ayin: that h. dId not hl"N" III
st.iLc. The. drlr:s.'s asserted that thri ""ih 10
cent no companies. in their Demands bu Would III
i :, ul,n al that they have asked for t,h" h'rIii
,i d tna ,hi, clause Of shortening III" hours N"ulh
,,,d ron thu Incomes of fh' men, a. :,
ri,I number of miles Of railroad had Ia IT, iriv"lti
v.r Ia rouiplrr a day work, and >olrlliiir> Wa
dnuc I'm four hours and sonnet lines In nffc-n or more
httrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
TROOPS on TIE ARMENIAN FRONTIER
KURD5 ALARMED OVER TIE MA>>nNj OF RUS
SIAN STD.rE> On THE BORDER.

London. sept. -? \ patch from Erzcrnum SAYS
the situation IN Armenia has br,olnc arrip:e. The
lu>>ian ',"Vc:n'rnt ha, ma>>cd 1..OOO troops on
th" Armenian frontier The Turks expecting IN
attach. and rapidly >uppl'in: III" Kuri~ with arm,
and ammunition and mahiur "hr preparations to IT..
1T he Russian forces. Eu>>ia a>o Inc r',> inc the
irutIrr rii;i, ~" boundaries Il Austria. Turkey
AID itr-i he aii"j. uijDt II this Increase IS
pro, ID; Cor ia" NOR" effective anppN, II >niuS
liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
NEW ISSIE OF CtENN NONDS.

Madrid. >-pt -. A d"crc ha, been is'u"d author
izing the issue of t1j 900 900 p"ui., IN tuhan Icr
cert mortgage bonds. The bonds are rf"rmahl" IN
fifty year. and guaranteed hy Ia" Cuban ca E~"n'
receipts and are further gIaiantc"d by spain
OF th> issue 110.OOO.OW p"-ca- viii lee cin
ploycd In the payment of the Cuban floating dr!h aud
a portion of the Cuban nDj"-. Ia" l,dl,ic" Will
be used for the conversion of the Cuban npIt1 -
band, Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
ANnTUER TRl NK LINE CERTAIN.
WHAT MR. SEMri.E SAYS or rlOIW>LD ROCTE
FROM JIK,IY O.rY TO CHlCAGO.


pit,,burr. sept - t>prrlilD. The N"w York Chrar"
,r,nL line uiil H. lu!t. Preparations for I'm Hi'c
haze gone 50 far that ::.ioo"no ha'" "inniy h"'n
.,,,, ,ii,.d william srmp". who returned from the
E,>, tn day declare. that som" q" tii il'"'' men u
New Yo:k. Chicago and I'ladrlphla air '""h'''"' ~
the. project and that they hav" determined l" >'' J.
thlyugh earnest they IN their d't'rilhi'I"'
said Mr.. >s.mplc. that th'j lave alr'h' ""h"r'""
T.. 50n. 900 tow ard building the line {" N"w'a''c or
a point near there. the inscription paper ~"
L,i,w I'm, the amount named j. correct. TIC !"
n.iidcr f the capital VIII be Forthcoming a. last a'
IL j. needed.
Il wa, told when East" continued Mr.. Srinpl"
that IL | could furnish line from N'"'f ''' VI I"
point near there Chicago that the I'm" ii"'" "''
point Jersey city world bc ready t" "pr''" III 'i"
three to five years. We now practically have I'o
from Akron to Chicago and M. Louis. '''r
company has all the money required |" ""''.
from Akron cast to or neal Newt ''''' ~ 49,
also tO point east Of Dc!plo- ohio. wh"i" VIC WIN
connect with a road ALREADY built I" 'l"v' iiih '
line from Akron to Fort Wayne. 40 miles, Is coN''
plccd all but laying rails thirty hNc '"' VI
grade At the eastern end OF tho line VIC can't get
rail, too fact and will run Akron by Dercn''"f
We operating 13j miles of inc roa" n'"
Dclplo> Medina when the rnad i r"nipe'eu VIZ
will through trains To st. Lous over inc '"'c'
Leaf from Dclplnr and to Chicago from t"ri WNmc H
over the Nickel Plate. There arc permanent ''""'
agreements this effect III, -
Winr Mr. scmpic dDs, nov .n Sd1 ' that IL :, new line
will be constructed ;his point. wii'h VIII nay"
close relations with his line. Tie reason WHY t1c
Eastern capitalists desire To connect with Mr. scmpi
line ai or near Newcastle Is TO avoid coming to Pito
burg with the main nc thus saving nearly lo0 mrn
between New York and Chicago. but bfahcilhhe VIII
bring this city In.
UNABIE To AGREE on TIME TABLES.
Chicago, Sept 30 (SpociaD-rhc attempt {" regulate
the time Of trains between competing points IN the
West was at least temporarily. abandoned at todays
meeting Of general managers The Mchson has tho
short line between Chicago and Kai>a> city. and The
long line bcwrc: ka,i>a> city and Denver. lt> com
ct!iu. wanted II to 10 h!tcca hour riANclgc:
Train time between thha.D and Kansas t.ty and
thirty seven hours time between Chicago and Denver
II WAS willing t agree 10 the latter time. but on
account Of its short limo 10 Kansas City, insisted Oh
thirteen bsurS Hlpe " tlat point,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
PRINCE GEOR ~ AT 4 CHARITY FAIR

HaltaN. y. =. sept. ~. The NATURAL Fair On
imincn'c bazaar in aid :" In" Ialiia sailors Home.
formally opened IA night by admiral Wat on, wlIp
wa accom- panied bv Prince t,cn:" of Vale, rhcrc
large aicndanc,. The far is held ~ The IN
hibtiOn Building. II Will continue open for a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
TROrBLE IN An AUSTRALIAN CuLLEGl

Melbourne. sept 4J.-A good deal Of dissatisfaction
has existed In Trinity College Of late over certain
r.ulaii0s enforced bv the fpulty The STUDENT have
held number Of meetings. at which their grievances
were discussed with gieat fIcedoni and this f%t com
ing u the OF the faculty. two students who had
presided ut the meetings expelled from the col
Age TAirty.tour ether students hsve now LEFT tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
TIE SERNIAN SkIPTSClIINA.

Belgrade sept. 10 The return, received Of the
clcc,ions for rlcr, Of the Scrvan nupi> >chna show
that the House will comprise III Radicals nirc.
teen Liberals and two prOgrcss,ts. la two district
IcbalOts Will be necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
ALEXANDER AND HIS FATHER IN ftklh.
THE sENVr>N KING AND TX Ring SHOT AT ~
THE >TrrrT or BrLGE>pF.

Vienna S'p:. 90 \ report Is current "r' '''' -
Deliberate attempt mad" upon tn H\'~ "i N"-
Alexander of >cv, and hi~ father. cN h!hc N''a'''
=, r., -r,dc ,c>cr!,v. The story that bomb Wa
accidclaly explored under the royal carriage Is >au
+, hay. beer given to the pa.c hy The au'h"r'r~ III
order ,, minimize the Importance OF the aHir' i"
vo,nc King ard h father, il Is asserted. W'N o''
i,r~,,clv trr,i AT ly in the crowd {" >r'
,nr hui The i.ici,,> made every effort la picvcii the
news Lriu. spread abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
TIE GAR As AN ARBITRATOR.

St. Petersburg, sept. :3.-Tbc Gar has definitely
consented 10 act as arbitrator Of the question $40
between France and Holland regarding the boundary
between French Guiana and Dutch Guiana.