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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
THE CITY rRrisURER.s BOND DOUBLED.

Philadelphia, June 22.-The matter OF approval OF
the surctics to the state OF City Treasurer Wright which
was argued on Friday last before Judge Bregy and
held under advis-ment came up In the Common
Pleas Court again this morning. The bond offered
was $3.50 900 double that which has been gwen hereto
for. but Judge Brcgy was of the opinion II was not
surtclent in view Of the large sums handled by the
city treasurer. Attorney General IIens In court this
morning said that he was satisfied with S20OOoO
security Judge Breezy tereupol approved the bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
SWELLING THE CII1LIAN REBEL ARMY.

Iquique, June %, via Galveston-The United states
flagship San Francisco returned TO this port to-day and
will sail for the south tomorrow. The British man
of.war Melpomene has arrived here from the SOUTH
bringing sixty-seven sacks Of mails detained four
months at Valparaiso Men are steadily joining the
Congressional army. many volunteering to with
out pay. 1t expected that tile Congressional army
will soon assume the offensive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
MIR. GLADSTONE AGAIN I'LL

London. June 22.-Mr Gladstone has suffered an
other relapse, due to exertion in addressing meeting
Of Colonial Bishops His physician, Sir Andrew
Clark visited him to-day and ordered complete rest
for several days. Mrs. Gladstone says the condition
Of her husband Is not serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
A acLEAN SWEEP IN PRINCE EDWARD

"CLEAN SWEEP" IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Boston, June GA dispatch from Halifax says :
The Liberals, having obtained power in Prince Ed
ward Island for the first time in thirteen years are
making clean sweep Of Tory onicelholders. Even
the widow who had charge Of the Provincial Building
and the aged Provincial Librarian, the father of James
Jeffrey Huche John Boye 3'Rcillys friend. kAve 'cOn
DISCHARGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
,,vr.,y GETS A SEVERE SHOOK.

John pousey, thirty years old, living at No i,ur
4sopave. HARRISON n J.. hneman, Whc repa"ns 'nns
wire in Railroad ave- Newark, ia,' i%s"' rs as ,aren
-. .hock and fell TO the ground lie was uiAeh
q a severe tN esntsl snJtl unconscious lie Is Inarrie@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
GERMANY AND TIE STANDARD OIL COMPANY.

Berln. June 22.-The committee appointed to IN
vestlgatc the workings Of the standard OH company
in Germany will report upon the question "hcther lhe
operations of that company are OF Pen or ms
- and incidentally will ask for the abolition
80 Tho hutv on oiIbaIres thus placing the many sail
ING vessels engaged In the oil trade between the uncd
states and Germany an equal footing with the
tank steamers The committee will also recommend
,hat an effort be made to obtain sufficient mi iOr
German consumption from the ihoepehceht "eliS Vi
tho United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
TO ADJOURN THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT

Rome, June 22.-The Cabinet intends TO close
the Parliamentary session Saturday, after demanding
q vote of confidence and the confirmation of the
Dreibund renewal treaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
THE ypv,cAy LEAD ORE INDUSTRY.

City Of Mexico, June 15.-A letter from Monterey
S June 10 says During the twelve months previous
30 the late change Of tie United States tarih "h
now imposes IL cents per ponnd on LEAD coh'ai,ea
In the ores the amount Of leld ores annually eAporu
20 1875 600 TONS Since the United States has cxcndcd
the free entry of Mexican ores at least four "'Sc
smelling companies have been incorporated TWO vi
which in operation; the Great Nationai Mex
lean smeer will be in operation within three or iour
months, and the in san Luis POos IN the course
is equivalent To nearly 100000 tons of per annum
In addition 10 the smcltqd there viii be usea all
pualy from $4,000 % 10000 tons Of limestone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
FRANCE NOT TO PUSH THE PANAMA CANAL
WORK

Paris June 22.-The committee OF the Chamber OF
DEPUTIES appointed 10 inquire into Panama Canal mat
ters has declined 10 consider the numerous requests
which have been made with tho view n soheiuhe ''e
French Government TO intervene in the companys ai-
,.-s and 90 enable IL 10 finish the work started at
Panama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

Sir George smyth Baden Powell. NJ p. X. C. NJ. "''
r r. : is the son Of the Rev. Mr.. Baden-POweH' lor
many years professor of geometry at oxford anu |"
relI.known author His mother is the daughter OF
Admiral W. H. smyth. Sir George was born at OXFORD
an December "a 1847. lie educated az et'
po,,l,s school at Marlborough and at BalOl College,
Oxford and was graduated in 1876, winning inc
Chancellor prize the English essay. Before going
t oxford he travelled for three years in India and Aus
tralia and on the Continent. In his first year al
oxford 'ns7o) he published New Homes for tho
Old Country.s book which The London Times" de-
,crihcd as a standard work" and "The Academy" de-
cared 10 be an encyclopaedia of Australian knowl
,dces He also published Protection and Bad Tines
n S7o, and state Aid and Interference pso2J in
1877 he served as secretary to Sir George bv"en'
Governor Of Victoria and in l9sO'ol he went TO
the West Indies to Investigate thO ehect oi
the sugar bounty system. In November 1907
he and Colonel Sir W. Crossman were maoo
commissioners TO report upon the az
uiniytration revenues and expenditures OF Great
Britaln's colonies in the West Indies. This report
was concluded In 1854. and is regarded as a com
ple,e summary Of West Indian affairs. For his laoors
l,rder Of Il Michael and 1T. George. III looo ne
loncd Sir Charles Warren IN BCchuanalahl
him i'm his negotiations with the nauVe cinel5: aiu
making tOur OF invcstieatOn INTO thc dhaHs ol
EaSnfoIaId Znluand- and other places. In loou- %
he was engaged in Canada ana tne uiii'eI .nnt In
srawinr M 4 statement Of the fishery dlSpu'e. ~
ieagIe ~ Sir George Bowen I'm arranging the detas %
Of the new Malta Constitution Sr 1eoiEe ~ H% I,g
an indu strous author writing frequently lot ,Ie f
bsh reviews Home RUE ana ana IsT I've ha becn
Conssrvatve member Of Parlainen: for the Krhoae
Division Of Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
SIR j. Z. GoRST MAY RESIGN.
HIS STEP THE RESULT OF A SPEECH DY HIS
OFFICIAL SUPERIOR, LORD CROSS

London, June 22.-1n the course Of q debate in the
House OF Lords to-day the Manipur rebellion. Wis
count Cross secretary for India, repudiated portions OF
the statement made by Sir j. f. Gorst in the recent
discussion on the subject In the House Of Commons
Tonight Sir j. f. Gorst sent communication to Lord
Salisbury, to the effect that the illusions left him
alternative bnt to resign his place Under Secretary
OF the India Office. Lord Salisbury immediately re-
sponded, trying 10 induce him to remain In Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
,,,prpoR WILLIAM TO GO WHALE FISHING.

perIin June 2a.-Emperor william, aNcr finishing
M is, 10 England on July 13, according TO the pro
cr,mme he has mapped out for himself VIII sail from
Ieth scotland for Bergen, Norway from which port
b viii go 70 the Island Of TrOmse, opposite the Island
:. ,,r.toe From this last port he will go 10 Skrvc
and take part In the sport of whalefshing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
THE QUEEN AT A WEDDING.
MISS PoNsoNBY. HER GOD-DAUGHTER AND
DAUGHTER OF HER PRIVATE SEC
RFTArY THE BRIDE.

RETARY. THE BRIDE.
London, June 22-The marriage OF Miss Alberta
Ponsonby god daughter Of the Queen and daughter OF
Sir Henry and the Hon. Lady Ponsonby, to Major ana
Lieutenant Colonel W. F. Montgomery, Of the Scots
Fuslier Guards, took place at O'Clock this afternoon
at the Wellington Barracks Chapel, in Drd Cage Walk,
opposite st. Jamess Park The Queen the Prince anu
Princess Of Naie, the Duke and Duchess of Connanght
and nearly 700 guests were present, the officers OF inc
Scots Guards Gcnalier Guards and Codstream Gnards
being strongly represented. Detachments from those
regiments lined the route TO and from Buckingham
Palace to the military chapel where the Scots Guards
band PLAYED wedding music A full choir was also IN
attendance
The Queens presence at this ceremony was not so
much due to the fact that Miss Ponsonby Is her god
daughter as to demonstrate publicly the high esteem IN
which Her Majesty holds General the Right Hon. sir
Henry Frederick pOnsonby. q. c. b., X c. Be- thc
brides father who has filled the Offices Of Keeper OF
Her Maiesty's Prvy Purse and her private secretary
Sir Henry Is also greatly endeared 70 the Qneen rom
the fact that he Equerry TO Prince Albert from
1856 TO 1861 the year of the Prince Consorts death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
Byppo11rn,s ACT no VIOLATION or ASYLUM.

Washington, June 2 (specaD.-The Mexican Lega-
ton here has received from the Mexican Government
an official statement Of its view Of the recent arbitrary
seizure by President Hyppoe, Of layti. of refugees
who has taken shelter in the Mexican Consulate at
Port-an-Princc. The home Government informs Min
lister Romero that according TO reports from the Mex
lean Consul at Portau-Prlnce an armed force broke
into his house, under orders from President llyppolite
and seized four persons who had taken refuge there
and that the prisoners shot Immediately after
While IL is not truc, the statement continues, that
President Daz directly or indirectly authorized snch
step On the part Of Hyppolite, the Mexican Govern
mcnt takes the view that its consular officers not
having under international law the right to give
asylum enjoyed by its diplomatic rerrcs ntativcs no
Insult to Mexico 5e properly charged TO lyppoes
Government, although it is sensible that OH other
grounds the IIaytan Presidents violent proceedings
are dccidedly open 70 ccnSurc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

pool before reported spoken eighty miles southsouth-
west OF Fastnet with her screw gone has been towed
TO Queenstown. The towboats will take her TO Liver
pool,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
LIVERPOOL sHIp-owNERs ON THE CAT

LIVERPOOL SHIP OWNERS ON THE CATTLE BILL.
Iondon June 22.-The Liverpool steamship owners
have issued circular In which they denounce tno
Cattle bill for excluding shipowners from the exercise
.hr own Judgment as % the fitness Of vessels for
A.. cattle trade and for giving tho Board OF Agn
nItnre despotic power 10 regulate the trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
ANOTHER srANrpuR PRINCE CONDEMNED.

Calcutta, June 22.-Another Manipur prince Sena
has been sentenced to death for warning against the
Queen and abettng in the massacre Of officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

no PENSION MRS. QUINTON AND MRS. GRlhWooD'
simls, June 22.-It is announced that MIS- james
W. ouinton and Mrs. F. st. Clair Orim"oou' uc
.,doa,s respectively OF Chief Commissioner Qunton
ana Political Agent Gfimwood, who lost their lives In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

THE HOLLAND REACHES QUEENSTOWN.
London, June 2o-The National Line steamer Hoi
hsad. CAPTAIN Foote from Eew.York June for LIVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
Eenry w. Cannon, president OF the CLase Ma
tonal Bank, said

am OF the opinion that the coinage Of standard
silver dollars should cease the first day Of July, as
provided under the act Of July Ia 1890. The purpose
amount Of Treasury notes outstanding under shonld
always equal the cost OF the bullion purchased whether
the bullion was In The shape Of bars or Of dollars. The
discretion given to the Secretary Of the Treasury under
the law 10 coin standard dollars after the first OF July
is IT Is stated for the purpose OF the redemption OF
Treasury notes provided for By the law. We new
have millions Of standard silver dollars In the vaults
OF tho Treasury which perform no function whatever
and no possible reason whatever for the mint
Ing Of any more silver.
As understand the recent opinion given by tho
Attorney General. II the 450O.OO0 purchased
monthly under the act should be coined into dollars
profit would accrue 10 the Government and silver GER
hcates could be issued against the difference between
the cost OF the $500 OF silver purchased
and the amount OF dollars II would produce This
wouh lnccasc the output OF silver money present
prices flOm $i50000O per month 10 about IS 800 600
per MONTH and the Treasury would have no bullion
behind the Increase.
J. Edward Simmons, president of the Fourth
National Bank, said:
In my Judgment the Secret'ry Of the Treasury
should discontinue the accumulation of great lot Of
silver money IN the Treasury which is OF use u
the people II BY the continuance OF the coinage ol
silver he could get the money out into circulation
instead Of storing 1t In the vaults Of the Treasury
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

0gonheuness. o. the Lsqror nnAat, Roao,
oscsy Cnrci oy adDsinnsterang -.
Acines' 1oSA~s Spers0e.
II II manufactured pow der. hfch can - gfvoD
IN gsss Of besr, CUP OF conee tsa. Of a bod
h ..r ana yin eject psrmsnsn. sd spssdy
az alcoholic wreck ~ las essa gtvsn % skeussn4l
% csscs an N every tnstancs perSect has FOL
loved. ~ seve- fstla The syetsa onos itnpeoIuAA
% with the spsonc.it oeoo mpossi 6diity
az psys book OF pertiouiars IVA kddrsoo
GOLDEN CO.. Sc kaeso -. ClssissaGsyo
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

They tell me that a man can make
Toney in Wall street. said farmer
TO broker, recently. What shqr 9
would you advise me TO inyesl mi?
Do you Own farm property replied
the broker, who. had been pineIed in
the money panic. Yes, | own free
and clear, 20 600 acres Of The test
farm lsnd IN lowe, answered the
aaEiculturist. Well tLeu take q
fueDu's advice, said the Wal street
mar. Iavest in p'oughshstes
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

Asa cure for the diphiheria the
following is Recommended by tlle
Scientific American: In ca.es of
d'pLtheria raw onions should be
pleced in cloth snd beaten to a
pulp and the cloth (contai ling the
onions, juice and alb bound
around the throat and up over the
patieIps ears. Renewals TO be
made rs often as the mas becomes
dry. The eiiec, 10 almost magical,
the deadly pau yielding IN short
tine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

EFFgCTIvELY ToLD.-Servant--
q, miss, that MIR B rem do be com :
ing here again. There's 40 use tcl'-
in him y'r no. a, home, for he'll jus,
push past me an say he'll wait TIL
,,z 20 ccm, back.
Miss Pesu,i-TL en-. for mercy
sake tell him plainly that I'm en-
gage'. d. il in such a way tina,
tea conclude TO leave.
Servant-Yis mum.
Mr.. Borem q minuts lat De
Miss Beaui AZ homc2
Servant-Y' sOr but she do he
Engaged an the felly she's Engaged
20 do be wailin' in the parlov fur yez
wild clvb.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

Bob Ingcrsoll recently was talking
with al old color, u woman in wash
ington upon religious matters. Do
you really believe eunty, said he.
that people are made. out of dust?
Yes, sab the Bible says dew is. an
so b'lieves il. But what is done in,
wet weather. when there's nothing
but mud2 Den | specs dey make
infduls an sich truck.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

A s.nar, young fs.!o- in Chicago
who was newly we'd asked his wife
what she would d. is he came home
intoxicated. She said che had never
gwen The matter n thought, but
should probably he inspired by the
occasion. When week later, her
hubby came whoopiDg and stagSer-
ing home she met him at the door
with a pail ri ice ~aer and spusod
him from head 10 foot before he
could explain that he was on'y sham
ming. There is prohibition in that
household for keeps.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

One OF the best things in the
Gospel Of Jesus Christ is the stress
IT. lays. on little things. 1t ascribes
more value to quality than to
quantity. 1t teaches that God
does not ask how much We do,
bet how We do il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

Pa, sain httls Johnny Cutelv,
heard you talking with Mr.. Brown
just now. and you said you-you
d dn'i believe in future punishment.
Well. Johnny, replied the old IN Al,
the suhiec 10 strange one for you
TO speak about ; but really, I don't.
Then. l suppose-I suppose tina,
lets me out o the lickin' you prom.
iseh me after supp5r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

ceS SlOnS OF the Courts
Circuit Court. l2,h Judicial Circuit, Bes'
iAnes d. Armstrong, Prssidipg -1Was ~
gin AZ folio 81
GRAFT County --Fourth Tuesday IN March,
frst Taesday In June and third Tuesdxy II
October.
Hampshire County-First Tuesday In Feb.
rnsry, second Tuesday In May aad thisa
Tuesday in September.
hsIdy COUNTY --Sscoad Tuesday In March
last Tuesday IN May and 6rst Tuesday IN
October.
Mineral County,. Second Tuesday 10 Jaa.
,aFy, fourth Tuesday In April aad frst Tues
tay Ia september.
Peudleion Cocnty.--Second Wednesday In
April, Wednesday after second Tuesday In
Isae, and esst Wednesday in November.
County Conrt 'os Hampshire 'sCounty-
John Pancske President-R ID Powell
and VIM. n. PEPPER mmiissioners, q
Whi'e Clerk. The regular sessions are held
beginning on the 6rst Tuesday in 1Jsruary
and April, the last Tuesday in July and tho
fourth Tuesday in October.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

A mouse foil into q beer vat, poor
thing, and a cat passing by saw the
struggling little creature. Tue mouse
esi1 TO the cat:
Help me out OF my difficulty.
II | do ! shall eat you, ssid the
cat.
Very veil, replied the mouse;
would rather be eaten by decent
cat than drowned in such q bCrrible
mess Of stuG A. this.
IL was sensible cot npd said /
certainly shall est you and you must
promise or your word Of honor tha.
] may DO so.
Very well, give you the promise,
promise
So the cat fshed the mouse out,
and trusting TO the premise, she
dropped u for an instant TO clean
her own mouth Of the abomination
Of the vat, thinking that she had bet.
ter do 60 before she took q meal of
the mouse. The mouse instan tly
darted away and crept into hole 10
the oOiner where the cat could noJ
get him.
But didn't you promise me l NIGH
est 700 up said puss.
Yes, / did, replied the mouse but
don't you know that when mad,
iha: pro misc ] vas In liquor
AID how many promsca mace il
AouCr ste bfoktnl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25
WIT AND UIJMou

A p.iui. ttr's lille daughter. who
had heen to CHURCH fur The 6rst time
al heard he- father preach, was
qu 'ofed by him on reaching homo
IS To brw che liked the sermon.
Tue" was an en- barrass-d silence !;
Than the iiti'e mad. tired cut With
the Ing strain Of being good, and
Yet arxi"us not to off nj. made on.
swer. with long drawn breath OF
patient resignation you preacbe d
AWFUL long papa /; bet b, az. d il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25
Consumption Surely cured.

10 HE EprroR;-Ploase inform your resders
that have positive remedy for the aboye.nnmod
disease BY it's timely use thousands OF L opeless
cases have been permanently cured. shall lie glad
10 SEND two bottles OF my remedy FREE 10 any OF
your readers who have consumption IL they win
send me- their Express and p. o. address. Respect
Willy, 7. a. sLoCUA, n. c., Isl Pearl ST., n. z.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

We love characters In rnportion
90 they HE iDpuislve and spontsne-
ors. The less q man thinks or
knows about lis virtues the better We
like hun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

A story Is told Of young city
merchant who lived in the subur bs
His wife was taking an active part ia
decorating the church and told him
one morning that be must. IS soo1
rs he reached the city, send her out
an evergreen motto from the florist.
10 hang on the church wall. Sne
would telegraph to him the size as
Rnon as che got down to the church
End could measure the wall. She
would elso send him tho text OF
Scripture that the committee should
decide upon as most appropriate.
He forgot all about the con mission
Of course and was considerably start
led about noon, Ivy receiving the
following telegram over his wife's
name Unto us child is born. unto
us child is given seven fees long
by two feet wide
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

Two colored bro,tS.s FL, oat "a
the church about @ small matter.
The offending brother went to The
offended one and eaid: Brudder
the Lord has forgibbsn me AMI
won't you The offended brother
replied: You go bring me do Lords
suttificate dat he has iorgibben yCu,
den | will see abou: de matter.
John de Baptis' required de Jews to
bring surtiiicste ob dar repentance
fore he would baptize um.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-09
Releases aud Appointments.

The following releases and appoint.
ments were published In the Miisnnidi
Star OF Sept. 2lst;
Elder a. s. Porter Is released from
his labOrs "a travelling Elder In the
Liverpool Conference, and Ia appoint
ed TO labor M travelling Elder In the
Chelttnham Conference.
Elder Ezra G.. Rich IL hOnombly re-
leased from his labors as President Of
the Welsh Conference, 10 return home.
Elder Charles II. Lyman 10 honor.
ably released from his labOrs as travel.
ing Elder In tho Manchester Confer.
ence, 10 return home.
Elder Reed SmOot Ia released from
his labors IN tho Liverpool Oiiice, %
cahlegram having been received from
President Woodruff, calling him home
IN consequence OF his fathers serious
Illness.
Elder J. L., Boyden il released, ow.
ing 10 III health, from his lRbors Rs
travelling Elder In the Manchester
Conference, TO return home.
Elder Thomas u. Evans Is 70 leasod
from his lahore rs travelling Elder; aud
IL appointed TO preside over the
Welsh Conference.
Elder II. =. Walton Ia appointed 10
labor rs travelling Elder In tue Scottish
Conference.
Elder Joseph Quincy ia apo lnted
TO labor ~ travelling Elder In the
Birmingham Conference.
Elder VIM. Saltor Is appointed Il
labor as travelling Elder In the London
Conference.