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New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
TIE FINEST TRAIN TO THE EYCAaPNEST

Boston. Aug 'spcciaD.-A good many Grand Army
men with then wivc, have already arrived IN Boston
in anticipation Of the Eacampment next week. one
Of the finest trains 10 come 10 Boston from the West
is a Grand Army excursion train which w.ll tart from
sioux CITY, Iowa. on THURSDAY at p. IN. II VIII b.
made mp Of four lecpcrs dinner and baggage car.
and will run through 70 EOstnn and return, and VIII
leave Sioux Cty the sioux CITY aud Northern
and Great Northern railways o Duluth and superior
CITY thence tue Duuth, South surc and Atlantic.
through the great iron ana copper districts Of Northern
Michigan 10 Saul: ste Marie thence ;hc Cquad
Pacific, TO OTTAWA and Montreal. From Montreal thc
train Will run the Boston and Maine rotd through
ew-IIaInpsirc and Vermont. The VIII represent
the Corn Palace" Of SOuX CITY ana the Grand Army
of the Rcpublc.
Al Mechanics Building there will qulrt@rcd 5000
men made up Of the following representatives. from mo
q fnerent states: Maine, 3.ji~; NcW-Hamp hlr e.,
1923: Vermont $500 C0unectlcIt, 80; %ew York,
fj3: New jersey, 20, Pennsylvania, 20 kentucky,
o5O. D.law8r - Iowa, 80. Tennessee, 3 Nebraska,
900 Michigan, 20; Idaho, 10 North DakotI, 50.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
D,sprrIyG A MOTHERS IDEyrIFICArfoy

Pittsburc Aux. ) C>pccisll.-ln the VIII OF N'iS'
.r,,.. .heehon Gc, here to-day, all the est''e 10
r4vcd from her husband is bequeathed TO JUN" VI
MITCHELL WHOM Mrs. -heehan recognized dS hcr aeue'F
ter The Orphans Court recently decided ina. MS'
Mitchell was not Shcehan's daushter Wouh" u0
mothers Identification positive. Inc anou"' n''
,,,lvcd +, -jOOOO Miss Mitchell was bofh OtiJ'e 'c
u,rut, married and they ,eit her west, where 'e "d'
i,,o,,cd ,o b,y. died in 1856 When Slcc'an d!od'
T., l--1 hi, widow advertised for the 4piS-loNO
child and no less than four women SET ny c"l' l"
being the person. Mr.. sheehan lh"hti"'' ''>'
Mitchell by a brrhmark. and took her to h'' nome,
,hrhan's relatives. however resisted the 'l''h anu
contested il before Judsc Hawkins, VINO lsloI" 'lc
mother, dcn;incatiou and declared that MIS- Mi""'
WA, not the daughter The latter however 90"
,,urd to live with Mrs. Shcchan. who reiterated nrF
f,Ith on her dcatlbcd Yesterday by WHINE tIc ~
,,Irrd estate to Miss Mitchell II Is cApectcu U''
i,n collateral heir, will now sight the Will
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
pop DIRrfTOR.GENERAL or THE FAIR

Chicago, Aug > (-pecall'-The latest c@H"'n4" io'
Director General u TIE World Fair is John H. Carson
,re dent OF tls Chicago and Western mdiana Railroad,
and formerly general manager Of the Monon.' Mt
Carson's claims for the place 1t Seens, Is beng al
vocatcd by Director r. r. JcGcry. President Ialmer
of the National Commission, Will be present At "A
conference here TO at which the ehet Sabcc
Of discussion Will be the appointment of DIRECTOR
General
other names mentioned for tins important post aIc
those of Mr. Go,horn. Mr.. Allison and Mr. Met ornick
springfield H.. Aug 5.-The Governor TO-DAY sleieu
the WOrd'c Fair bill the bill haViug an emergency
clause attached will 90 into effect at once
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
PLANNING TO coLoylzr xEGoEs IN nrrIco

q Louis Aug. 81. Milton Turner. ah attorney
start, for New York City 10 ddy t. arrange hc ue'"'
Of hi, plan for coionznS negroes IN MeN''o nv '''
tb, uIan Is being promoted hy firm of coffee dealers
f., Nrv York who have a capital OF about S1Ooo,ooo
The uurpo,e of the firm" Mr. Turner said Ne'cr1dV'
s Ia set the negroes to work raising concc ana 'uSlr
The firm owns an immense amount OF land "m'A "'h
lac divided among the cooIist-. No rental VIII -
CHARGED for the land. and the firm VIII iurn>h 4"
means Of support for the negroes TIL thcS can se'
ttclr grounds under cultivation and become sell S"-
..,utrc The firm Is willing ~ spend s2.OoO.o 600 TO
s3 OOoo In that way. The dcia Is Of the scheme
,tII bc ecttlcd August IS. / has" already received
Iorrc number Of applications from negroes VINO are
uuN Nlous 90
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

The Trunk Line Commissioners Office las made no
onal reply 10 the uo2P.n-vc charge Of '''l"
IcI.n:rt Il the Merchants Ere -t nW"ni. tI"'
Chairman Blanchard. of me Central liaihc A@'"pA-
tion deliberately called tho Joint committee " INC
Ra'lroads 20 meet today IN "Id' ." DE- ao'e ' ' a." ~
,... ,n, mas. needing of .hppcr, in chicago. blt
o.. . ,,,tIl of fact Nr. hllucard did un' lno"
,,l,a, ,hc date ri ~. railroad meeting ""' uHtil
Jnly go. when rcpl.c, TO the call Desan {" come
II 20 him. The call wa i--ncd IN ih.' dN on
raI, 2,. the G,y that the Chicago merchants nr~'
i..Dcd their invitation 70 lir. blanchard TO %,.'iG ,',
.f,ir conference TO-DAY. Th" date Of the ram Al
,nccinv was n.ed when NJ" call va istt"I on ,tN
- bv Chairman Hayden. Of the trunk Ines ana bY
Artiuy COMMITS ioncr &. ". Bullru. .
1Ir Uro.uerts are that ~. r. VIII be iiH .t''Hl.
aurc "a c E4,>r a'd We trn road a. the conf'i,
80, d, ,..d IN. cast Bound SITUATION viii ur carefully
Cnr-.J.rrd nudcr strong prospect, OF agreement I"
advance rate.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
DESTRrCTIVE STORHS IN THE WEST
WIND AND HAIL CAUSE GEBAT DAMAGE IN
IOWA COUNTIES.

Mason City, Iowa. Auc. "a destructive "lld ana
hail storm swept over Lyons. Osceold DICKINSON, En-
nett and WiunebagO Counties on sunday, destroying
nearly everything IN lie pathway. Many horses and
cattle were killed anc men were badly cut Nv The
hail and several reported 10 have been seriously
injured The track Of the storm was about fourteen
miles wide following eastward the south Minnesota
state line Hailstones as large as hens eggs ieH'
striking into tie earth TO a depth Of six inches. Flax,
which vas d heavy crop, entirely riincd Wheat
and oats in the shock badly damaged q, not
u bc Woith thre,ang. several houses were blown
Gown and II would take thousands of dollars to cover
the GanaGe 10 fefn:crs alone.
Coldwatcr, Mich, Aug "a terrible wind storm
followed by rain and hail. visited this ncgiborho"d
YESTERDAY. Just east OF the city irdt, shade ana
ornamental trees blown down. fences lrvciled ana
f. Marsh, brick dwelling house was partially denoi-
isbcd The heavy rain will be Of great value Ia
growing crops which suffering from four
weeks drOuth.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

POSITION LEADERS-A BILL PROVIDING
FOR A FORCED CURRENCY.
Buenos Ayres. Aug notwithstanding the fact
that the insnrrecton here has ended. great ex-
citrment prevails throughout the city and the
disouiet continues 20 increase. Senor Lastra,
the leader Of the party which supports General
Mitre, who was formerly President OF the Re-
pub,o has received an offer of scat in the
Cabinet but he declines 70 accept it. IL IS rn-
mored that a new issue of $50. 600 in paper
currency will be made. bill has been intro
duced in the Chamber of Deputies providing
for forced currency. Tie National Bank has
resumed payment. The BOurse is still closed
and the paniclxy feeling IN commercial circles
continues The press is forbidden by the Gov
erument 10 comment on the crisis. The premium
on gold is 200 per cent. The rates of exchange
are falling.
London. Aug. 5.-"The Timess' dispatch from
Buenos Ayres says "Vice-President PeIe9rlh'
threatens to resign Celman has offered eVery
post In the Cabinet TO opposition leaders, Dut eac
one has declined the offer The officers OF reSi-
ments recently opposed 10 each other no" ira
ternize and declare that henceforth the troops VIII
be united The naval officers have resumed their
commands. Policemen and hremen defend Gel
mans house against a surprise by the Army.
SAYS: President Ceman abandoned by Pelegrlni'
Roca, Pena and Garcia, and completely isolated,
had been forced 10 present his resignation at
Joint meeting Of the Chambers. AS Celman
partisans still foim majority, lis resignation Is
possibly a trick. The Chambers have constltu-
tonal right to decide whether the reasons
given for the resignation are sufficient tor It's
acceptance. The populace threaten 10 shoot any
deputies who vote not TO accept the Teslgna-
ton. A session is being held in secret
and the crowds that were swaying backward ana
forth in rhc Hobbies have been elected. COM
mirtee of Deputies is trying 10 reconcile Celman
and Roca and Pellegrini. The President however,
declares that his resignation is irrevocable.
Valparaiso Aug. 5. via GalvestOn-A dispatch
received here says that DR.. Juarez Cclman, the
President of the Argentine Republic has presented
his resignation to Congress. giving as reason the
poltical and financial difficulties through which
the republic is passing He has been succeeded'
the dispatch adds, by the Vice-preSident Dr. HeLe-
erini.
Paris, Aug 5.-A dispatch from Buenos AyrcS
saws that the Foreign and Finance Ministers have
resigned.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
TIE cLAssrr1cATIoN co,MITTEE's WORK.

Chicago. Aug. l>p"iah. Chairman Nd6oy' oil
,,o rr,t,ru classification Committee. announced To-
dew tha, the work Of his committ-e Wa completed
nad he: "We have combined ITO one cArS'h''i'I"l
ali tne existing casslfcstons. II has been lonE ana
lal,or,us undertaking. but The committee Nis mo7'
cxccent one and all real1i the necessity oi Ficulha
pct ideas. All Of the tiVl-snde oi Glhcreht 'r4,e'
bprcd on railroads hay. been pIt into eleven dlh"r
. ci,... Whom III. plan b, officially u force II
il l.. a = rfc"t; -iinpl" ta-k q tel TIE rah "" "'
Art clc between any t~p poIut,. . ...
,hrcr ..r.!arc, b. appointed A. pACcra o rupY-'l
uniform freight c!aee!nciton c"mm'0'c; - ""'"'
Iii % luplaiits and charge SHAH BE- rcfcFf'd
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
InnKnNG EoR SNrGGLEB OPICX.

Kansas CITY. Aug 5.-Ievcnne officers ana United
states detectives arrived mere Yesterday looking for
900 pounds Of opium which were sm"gsed INTO the
Tinted states some time ago The opium came through
California. and the smueelcrs got Is far aS PhoeniN'
Ar with it when the detectives Sot on Vlcr track ann
cared them into Canada few days ago II was
learned that tho contIbband goJdt had been shipped
bcre The duty on this opium amounts 10 10000.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
pArBJARcHs MILITANT At CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. j.-Cantons from all parts OF the
countrv continued 10 arrive TODAY. To take part III the
trl-nuial canonmcnt of the Patriarchs Militant.
l. o. o. F. The forenoon devoted to competitive
publications. Of the subordinate degree work THIS
afternoon the prize dn, of the 'antons by classes was
begun on the lake front the presence of multitude
of people Afer the drills there was die,s parade.
Tonight General John G. ndcrwood The eclei"i ,s!lo
of the army held reception 1T the huuioru" il"~l'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
DAY Ar THE uoUYrAIH CBAuTArQrA

Mountain Lake Park, Md. Aug b-Dr Leon H.
Vincent lcctured on Emerson AT VI" h'uh"''h
Cnout,uaua tLi, morning In the afternoon a large
.,,i.n,c va. ,e,eubl-d for the readings Of Miss
Ediib Y Hedges OF ;bc WOman's College. Baltimore
Inud appam,c followed cSch selection. The chorus
rI,.s and thc orchestra furnished thc music. aided 10y
Vndamc Ka.par. Of Washington. Peter Won flh"e
.t",n Vnmrr0v delivered a lecture Oh CITY Life ia
Icrnsaicmp The whole platform VA, transformer
mo an Oriental home.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ATCHISON DECLARES A DIVIDEND.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF EARNINGS ISSUED BY

TIE COMPANY.
Boston, Aug. 5.-The Atciison Ecard oil Diroo'o''
have declared a dividend Of 9 "a PER cent on 'nc
Income BONDS from the earnings Of ninc months emu
ing June 80 last PAYABLE september l. Thf 'f"'d
iu,trnent of tho company's finances under tAe re-
organization paid IN full 10 september 3d. l9-"' ''o
Old fixed charges which absorbed the net earnings I"
that da;e. .
The following statement was given out from Nlo
htchison Office this afternoon
Preliminary sa,eucn uOr,ly approAima;e1 OF ti' op''
tons O. the ,chi-Cn, Topeka aAd Santa Fe k""a' No'
tany nc its mrs. bond period OCTOBER ieo'' U"
June 30 1890 rclusiNrl. Mao months "r"s e1flF o
railroads a3 7Gs carnics of railroad, oel '9''
fixed charges interest bonds, taNc,. r'Ht"S ct'''
a. zoo OVO balance - lOGtS@ and receiptS nom SuA''
sources. coa properties. investments. ete t.J"S'"'o'
s2 40 5sO n,er,,' d cartd on income uonds y" ~
bc,trmhar 1850 70. per cent >oO0j9OoO 81 -oVVoo
surplus 92101c9. ,,
Notc-1hc Old Fixed chasges pertained prior 70 oe'"-
1899 aud absorbed al Income or the met thIec i"
OF the fiscal year July. August and sep; ,Inbefl. -
Operations OF Atchison, Topeka ana s'''1
Pou,,ad Company's system ior the fiscal year enU'u
Jrne 90 $500 compared With the same last year "oe
crnln, s3l 90 3j7 incr,-c, SJ13l,iSS; net c'rh1''
s1O Os3 500: increase s37,3ll47s. Gune. 1890 closer"
aunro,trot,d. fSt Ious and san Francisco Eal'f''u
system not included -
p,.ru injury statmcn: for June, closely approx
,Unted: Gross earnings, S2,'23,oEi H'IeaS'' F'-'
net earnings *j52.lt9, increase. S2iio1''
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
A NEW REVENUE CUTTER LAUNCHED.

Wilmington, Del, Aug. 5.-Ihe uhited STATES
Revenue Cutter Wnona was launched from the Pnscy
d Jones COmpanvs yards TINS afternoon. NV
Winoia is "a twin sCscw propeller Ia i'ct u heheS
long, 20 feet IL inches beam, ana rect = -
inches hold. She VIII he driven by compound
vertical iore-and aft engine, with cylinders ii y
and 20 inches IN diameter, aud 2Oinch stroAe. Inc
Winona VIII so into service this fan Oh the Nor'h
Carolina coast.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
TIE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT AND THE HEBREWS

TIE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT AND The hbBfE"o'
Washington, Aug 3.-Inmediately upon the IN
nonccment % the report OF The general expulsion of
Hebrews from Russia. the Department OF state cabed
to the American Legation in st. Petersburg ASKING
II there was any foundation for the same The answer
WAS that there was 10 foundation for the report.
London. Aug. 3.-ln the llors" Of commons t'o"y
Sir James Fcrrusson, Under Foreign secretary III
tcnce 10 the order 10 enforce the Russian ciicts Of
1850 AGAINST the Jews. said that the lr!tI'h Govern
mcnt could not interfere with the CZu'e treatment "a
The Jews.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
pAr11,,lrxr AND sNlNnrRNE,s POLMs.

London Aug. 5-P. O'Brcn asked in the House
OF Commons ihis evenn: whether the Government
would prosecute the poet swinburnc for his poem ID
"The Fortmghly Review which he said was grossly
calculated 10 incite the murder Of the Car Mt
O'Brien was proceeding 10 read the poem WHcn ule
could not control the poems Of owlnDuihc' his
remark was received with laughter.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
S.rfvrT xAyJ-FArTyPERS COuBINJNC

Worcester Mass, Aus Tile satlnet manufactur
ers representing nearly all the important mills in the
country APPOINTED at a meeting yesterday commit
tee to devise a plan Of consolidation similar to that
adopted BY the rdclothlng makers Nearly al
The satlnet mills in the country are IN worcester
County and II lS hoped By closer combination 10 re
duce the number Of commission houses and lessen
cOmD<ttlOn
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
rrryrY.rorR BRITISH rIRS DESERT
LEAVING; THE prLLEROPUON WITHOUT CEEE
MONY-PURsUED. FIRED On AND
BROUGHT BACK

Nev,port II. l., Aug. 6.-rwenty four British sailors
Yesterday deserted from the flagship Ecleroph'h. INC
men got away IN Of the vessels boats Wml' wv
steamers were landing visitors on thc o'-sT sue VI
enc h,n riev were dsooNercd and the ships cutter
80 chase rbe dc,ertcls we're fired upon as they
minded an Goat Island. All but three were tP,ureu
on tho l,and and returned to The si;lp ie tite tbc
horhnr 10 the civ They have not been tak.n
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
Tile pERILs OF EISnERMEN.

Csnso. y. s., Aug. 5.-The schooner Samuel r. Cane
Of Gloucester from the Grand Banks, reports that on
july % two of her crew Alexander Cameron OF Port
Hood and Daniel McMasters, Of Port Hastings were
drowned BY the sinking Of overloaded dory. The
came vessel proucht In J. Sullivan, II Cans0, and
p Panl OF Gloucester, who picked in tic fpS.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE QUEENS UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE.
A PoNTooN BEARING HER CARRIAGE PARTLY
cr.n,.rncun . . nY.rN w yAITINl.,S pI IGHT-

SCBMERGED-A LADY-INWAITING'S PLIGHT.
London, Aug 5-The Queen had an unpleasant cx-
perience this evening. She left Osborne House at
O'clock for drive 10 witness the yacht squadron
parade at Cowes Her carriage had 10 cross 10 a
steam ferry on pontOOn. too sudden letting down
OF the platform on which The Queens carriage stood
caused an inrush OF water which partially submerged
the pontoon The Queen and the spectators were
for . moment panc-strcken, but the pontoon soon
rghted itself and Aoatcd free. The Queen was then
conveyed ,afely 10 her destination.
An unpleasant incident also occurred TO Miss
Knollye iady inv aitini 10 the Princess Of Wales.
While she was Walking in lgh-st her dress by some
means probably by stepping upon ID matchb"camc
ignitSd Eystanders dcluged her with water and eX-
tinguished the flames she was not hurt
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
/. pANor-Fr To THE MEDICAL CONGRESS

Berlin. Aug. "a banquet IN honor Of the mem
bers OF the International Medical Congress was gwen
al the kaiscrhof last evening by the committee Ill
charge OF the congress Duke Charles Theodore pre-
sided The president toasted Emperor william Pro-
fossor v,rchow spcaring in French toasted the foreign
governments. Minister Bocttchcr toasted tne
committee. Mr. Phelps, the United state Minister,
and NJ Iierbette the French Ambassador, were among
Tie speakers.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
sur or TIE KNOX AND LINCOLN.

E.!l,f ri. Nc Nu-. The -a'r Of tc Knox ana
Lincoln road / practically au -'ir'"i f't CO. l'' '''
opp,,itou e tie t,vu of waldo o-ou-'. TIE pnT
,d,,.or. are a .yrdiratc 4 wci!.lIo@u u"n iAe
di,qctors 4 tho new company are "A Il. Pot"r Ia'
son Tucker. Henry CicAycs md william L. iHti.n 81
Portland Levi e. NIdc, 0f Boston. and j. :; ho"o''
% bncrInv W. lnc hYut- md papers e ihc KNOX
and Lincoln road viii tc placed IN the hani' y
trnst company ior WLdol crouch, VIC o'Je'thS '""h'
,rith her Share Of the cHrunlb.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE SENTENCE OF VI. sECRETAN.

Paris Aug. 5-The Appeal Court has affirmed the
sentence Of six months imprisonment imposed on
Secretan for his connection with the recent copper
syndicate. but has reduced the fine Of 10000 francs
Imposed on him 5000 francs. The court rescindcd
the sentence Of three months Imprisonment imposed
upon ". Lavesiere but sustained the decision OF the
lower court fning him 600 francs.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
eycovJyG A REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER.

Denver. Ang > tSpecial-IO morrow " Ihe hocN
Mo,nialn Ncw," will change ownership and become "a
p,uurcan paper inst nd II Democratic. a. II hd' been
for th, last fifteen years Il VIII be ecat sirpiiac
- tbc Nest This sale Will be clio cl tomorrow. when
the new owners pay into the hands OF Colonel JONI
kcns tho sum Of S39Qo00 tho balance OF the payment
of $500 o00 that completes the purchase.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE DELEGATES WELCOMED HOME.
NEWFOUNDLAND WOULD BE SATISFIED ONLY
nv THE EXTINCTION OF FRENCH RIGHTS.

AIINNIIVN TINI+4NNII INI7PHIo'
St Johns " F.. Aug. (SpcciaD.-A large and en-
thusastic meeting was held at the Atlenaenm last
night TO receive Sir James Winter and the other dele
gates TO England The Hon. Nj RogerSOn was chair
man. There we're fourteen speakers. The conduc:
o.. the delegates highly commended. The Hon.
NJ Monroe moved that arrangement OF dlspOsins
OF the French treaty rights and claims would be ac-
ccpted by the people Of the colony except that pro
yidng for their entire extinction. The motion was
carried unanimously.
Numerous complaints have been made by Amer
fcan captains OF cxorbant charges for bait licenses IN
Newfoundland.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

London Aug. 5-The High Court Of the Order Of
Foresters has refused to agree to proposal 10 ex-
punge the paragraph Of the Investigating Commuters
report SAYING that because freedom Of action had been
granted in the matter of graduated contributions %
American courts an obstacle has been removed which
has hitherto inpcdcd the progress OF the order III
America
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
vp r,nvrr pRTcIpE. FOR THE INST TlNE

Mp TAIIMIV PNT~IIIs-
po--cuc,r Commissioner L'-l" p Farmer IIcNG"l
for the nr, time IN b. official capacy at the meeting
of the tuulluuc passenger c"mniitrH yesterday. ne
made some brici modest Remarks pcdHnE hlI''h
10 cudcavor Ia 30 all interest,"; justice and asking I'r
support and indulgence. E"-"lu'lohe "'Ic PnS''i
warmly thinking General Ia -'pp'r Agent Wo"l' gi
th. p.1uevlyaula. tine excellent manner iu "h,h
he PERFORMED the dutc, Oi d'tug cOnHh h''i"h III uo
.,. nilr months. The hu.lne,- Of tc meeting Wa
manly routine the pt--iu- np'" Of aI'ui w" uuIc',
application, for reduced rat", and M ailuS,n,ni oi
"a lou. complaints. The question al drctrhtI ii'c'
o the south way OF Cincinnati vas di-cu-scd WIN
ont action tciug taken. The committee "lu meet
again next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
FORGING THE n

FORGING THE NAME OF A CANADIAN MINISTER.
ST. Thomas. Ont. Aug 5-A book agent giving tho
name Of Alfred Highton Of Philadelphia. yesterday
forged the name Of John CARING Minister OF Asrlcul
ture TO check for $50 and with this paid bill Of
Sl4. lie has not yet been caught
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
MANY JERsEY4Ey APPLYING FOR PENSIONS

Trenton ~ J Aug 5-In response 10 the circular
,.,t,r ,cccntly sent ot by Governor Albeit To the
,,r,ud Army post, throughout the state, IN reference
f., procurng pensions for old veterans under the late
act Of Congress, 500 applications have been ior~aucd
tn The pension agent at th, place.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE DIXIE OF SorroIK's VISITS TO ROME.

London. Aug. 5.-Sir James Ferguson, Under FOR
cign secretary in the House Of Commons this even
ing said that the Duke Of Norfolk had mission from
the British Government his first visit 70 Rome, ana
that his second visit purely formal and CON
fdpntial
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
rur little ROAD WINS IT. FIGHT.

Kansas CITY. AUG. 5.-Thc ~" '"n'''' 'o'
ao,rr,,io, quits of ,hc Ean-n- city aud suburban
psu.ov AGAINST tsc Missouri racirc and A't"n Ran
,ds 70 secure cr,s.acs over tir defendant, tracks
,r~rc 4, cidcd Yesterday iu The Circuit Court here i'
favor Of the bclt rVad.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
ELrCrIyG OFFICERS OF a NEW coal ROAD.

vfEcshorrc Penn Aug. 5.-Thc stockholders Oh "'e
nrotected Prnnsylvanla Lclgh and Eastern Halfway
met here today and elected the following oh'ci'
President Josph Pool Now-Yorl' directors senator
: p Wolvcrton sunbury J. Vaughan, Darling ~ o.
Flick and Elias LOwcnStcin, Wlke'balrc' l. W.
Neuberccr and jacob Ncubcrser WORN i
capital stock T. Sloooo'o'o' bohdeu ior ~
vnr, ~, the ro,d il Is said will begin within year
Tho road which Will be ninety nine miles lonG starts
=, romhclcn near Hazelton, where II connect' WIN
,he PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. II crosses We Lenu5hn
Valley near White Haven, and runs up VIZ LV."t" "
pvrr f the Po~puo Mountains, thcu," 10 81
thrn mn ihc Dcuwarc Valley from Ml!iold !" T tVr'
Trrvs N y. where 1t couHcct- WIN tc E'le na'i =,
road II viii bc q coal an1 Ia~ecit'r I'lo' az" VIZ
IAN The Lchigh 2ud Wyoming coal = rloh7. ~ na',
oi3cct l. 10 gct a direct route to tHt Nc"'f"lsIi'u
,,t,tcs by way Of the PCuChh"p'ic IHd@c
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

ESTIMATE on THE CANADIAN GRAIN CROP.
Montreal. Ang. 5.-r. G. shaughnessy assistant
president Of The Canadian Pacific Railway estimates
the bas. Of Information contained In recent tele
grams that the Northwest grain crop will amount 10
II 900 900 bushels. OF which IL 900 600 will be for
export.