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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
RACING MEN DEEPLY CONCERNED.
40 RACING WITHOUT BETrING-tlfoooo EA'
PENDED Is VAIN-M +. DWYER TO RACE
At GUTENBERG STARTER CALD.
WILLS BAD RET.

"'''''' .' .,.,..n .,o ro1
Ihis spnS' '' virtue ','", ,'. 'rl,;, ;s ,ho
nnI OF N'w''rS'N no" ''''Js .o'oi,.oI ;n si>
hardest stroke mat racing mas I''',' ,,o ,,I,s
years. "h'h news -, ~. ..... ,... n;oh, :,
i"ealIins hr''hs rracn'a 'nr r'Y 'S nt.,
caused Serious u'S'"' .'''' VI a,no.,
hundreds OF S'nd 'niI"rn' lucy "'Ic ",,,oS r,,,o
without exception amaze" ''N""' "'''''''
had expected The p'sS'." "' ''' 'ne"S"l' wiz" "
confidence born "i wei ,,''",c' iw'i'' 60. .,
believed that money "'uI' '''H' '''N '.l' ''',''
II h'I L" '"'N' '"H ".',' IN T,',.. ,.or,
Ne"''rs'N VIE" " Wv ,"' .,;, ,n
cum an" S'I'"' "', 80,
accident. Their feeling Is well Illustrated oN '"e
following lncl''ni
reporter walked I"'p '"' o'''''U' " NV 81
James iI''el AZ c'',N anu 'o''"' Wv p'''',
OF H''r'er'' ''"o' i '"''' - '
corner
lielio'' Said re- "''" ''r So" '0'i''"S ''''
10 inc "", !" S'r ''"' -,
Never, s'id 'he r'p'r''r, Inc li''"''c ''"-
not AFFORD to notice thA' Track.
"Nel' WAS '"r 'P'l, S'tNS d" see ""
over at TIE other track meaning LhZ1"e'H-
when the hlucblfdS nest again
WHEN are they gong 10 nest again
"Wly. on the 10Th OF April. Of course"
.S,rc2 ."
sure. I've GOT SI'I"" p'' on IT, we sh'ii
have racing there on the 10th"
.1u.,,,. ,ou,vo I,s,
49,, - 10 ,i,. a. hiu
i"''. -" ""' ''"' ~ IA" '''V "'i'
passed.
Dead as "A doOr-nail. Legislature adjourned
%, p ,r,cl.r
ri, H., ,., -, - 49,
"rcat Lor"' lhch ! nave loS'' H'' mt 20
over 10 Del and tell Joe. I've lost Sl,lOo
Well we'll, II il don't beat all"
r - W.. did ,,, Lot ,L,. ~
M ~ 'o,iS, ""' ~" 'W' ''''' "''
Why. thought the hlll was certainty.
didn't see how they could beat il. But it don't
r.,ttor II aim, oui,c q t,ecl,', salary :, I ouess
.,.
~ ,...., W 7 c,, ,uLo i; - hi ,l.
holder i'm The Monmouth Par; Association. said
-I. =. ,I. la. Tho, ,Loro ,y,. M cb,nco for ,bc
'",S i" Wv '''
DlllS. ana Whch dSkcu II 'HcIc "ouIu Nv I"cAlE
at Monmouth without them, said:
~ ,Loo ,.iu IL, ~, racine, NJ Monmouth tbis
w. '''' "''' " NV '7
year.
But Mr. Scott he it known. is not the oracle
r ,b Xc,,rorl,o, of America Wait tiU Mr.
WI ,''c Nv "' "
Wl'h"rs Is heard from. lie was not To DC seen
las; night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

HE RECEIVES THE VERDICT WITHOUT ANY
EMOTION.


Camden v j.. March 2O-The jury in the Lingo
trial has rendered "A verdict Of murder in the hrsO
dorree Lingo received the verdict without sho"
ing any emotion EX-Iudce Garrison conhSei ~.
Lingo then addressed the court and sa'd ne "o"iu
make an appeal for trial on the exceptions 'he
sentence was deferred and Lingo was taken ba'N %
Jail. ., .o.
Tho crime for which Lingo was convicted was
brutal one. My. Miller. who was young iharIl
woman and the wife of farmer. John Mller' le''
her home in the morning on the day OF The 'huruer
to visit some friends. When last seen she was OH
her way home in the afternoon She said that She han
70 hurry home to her baby, who was but lc" weeks
Old. She had to pass through lonesome place. an"
was outraged and murdered in bush lot Where heI
ittilated body was found Her throat was CUT anu
there yer,, also marks her neck where the nuele'
had clokcd her One Of her fingers had bech torh uN
,hc ruurdrrcr's teeth. Lingo, who hid WoThen W.
Farmer Miller was suspected OF the cr"'c ''U
was arrested At the time he declared that nc hhe"
rotbinc Of the murder and still aS-crs NJ locmCI
Tho evidence against him Wa wholly cltcuh
lie U.- also arrested on Suspicion "I H"i't'lI'7
Annie p IecOuev who killed in her OWE holc
ahnut =, year before the Miller mrrlcr nerr va,
ro evidence 10 hold Lingo for that crime ana nc ""'
iii .charuc,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
,,rppppr iccysrD or DISHONESTY.

Wilmington Del. March 20 (Hpecail'-D'iaWa''
Democrat, are puugne deeper and deeper mo t'c
miro Now the Official, of the last administration
are mailing charges against each other Hei'fe tle
legislative investigating committee last niSht ext
Of the Peace, f. L. Cochran swore To sta'ehlen'' 'nI
,i,,. d.horcstv TO ex Treasurer William Herbert.
Ia ,.tiood that Herbert used $1,000 in cash which
c,,nr,n maid To the state on account ot what nc
owed to pav or personal note. and tha' He''er'
charged the stat, with the discounts on this note
Mr.. Cochran produced paper, IN proof cf h'' S''''
iucut. Mr. Herbert denied portion os these st''e
mcuis today and declared that he hoId, Oo'mhh ;
~, ,r ~ 900 lie saws: Il will make whole
stntcmrnt from beginning to end, and in IT VIII
teII some things which, 10 say tlc Iea,t VII .o
startling 10 many citizens fuTt"cr ucNeioP'c"''
are npN anticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
TIE nowvrAIL OF MALCOLM KHAN.

London March 2O.-Malcolm Khan, formerly Fer
sian Ambassador here. who wa recently uepiN"i
bv thc Shah Of his titles and honorS' mas wH'tch a
letter TO "Thc Times" when Is pu"I'hcu oudS' III
,,hicb he declares that lie never rtccV'd ahStnhE
,, ,ho bigbcst cxprc, ions Of esteem, hattcry and
o,ora4lon from the Shah and his Ministers MlIc0lIl
KIap then refers 10 The dc,potism ol Persia ana say
that il is A fact that the highest Ministers o Persia
while believing that they possessed TIE conhd'h'c o
their sovereign often persisted suddenly ana SHobly
He further declares that when ne Publishes uc CORE
pondcnce which has taken place between himself anu
the Shah and the Persian Government even his
',,.,.,I,, Ibou.a enemies will recognize that hi,
nj fnmt has been that ne has tried perhaps too
rO,iragcJu,lv to modify thc pee ma TeriHe WI i
,g 20 ,rfen darkened the history OF the present
mini,iIatiOn.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

London. March cot Murrieta " Co.. capital
nndcr the plau Ly which the house wa icoiAamE"i
INTO limited liability company. cl,1ODooo !, in in1ly
maid ,har-- anotI.r c1,O0oOOO J, In ,Hrcr htli "t
which are paid: cl,O0c,OoO j, In d"bcndre h"H'
tancu by the Trustee. EEccu"r, and securities In
uraucc Corporation. Finally, the sum # 100000 Is
carried q, a reserve fund: making Il total of
c3JOOOOO. The partner, of the firm take the Wh"l'
hare capital. In case 0f necessity. IN" corporation
can call mp another 100000. II Is estimated that
the private property o the partners viii cover tiIH
amount The Murric'as have the right to purchase
tlc corporttiou', dolcntur, bonds within a certain
pcriod at a small premium. The personnel and con
,i,ct Of the lHIsinc.s VIII not chang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
BURIAL OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.

urs srcOXD son. LOUIS, NAMED IL HIS WILL
As HEAD or THE HOUSE OF BoNAPN'Lf'
Turin March 20.-Thc body of PrlAce N'p''c"" ~
rived here to day. II met at u" raroad s'a"o"
IN, tho Dukc Of Genoa, the Count of Tu'in and Dy
guard of honor. and conveyed, followed oN ="
imposing procession 20 the church % Ia H"p"s''
where II was d posted I'm the royal c'Fpi.
The will Of the dead Prince dc>rnatc' Pilh'c i'"''
Napocon hi, second the formers successor a.
the head of the Imperial house Of bonapailc' I'l"o
Napocon's estate, 10y the same instrument ~, ~ pinrn
it,,o .Lo Princes Ictifa. hi daughter, ana IrIHo
Ioui~ The name Of Prince Victor. his ehe'' son. l.
NOT mentinncd IN Tie VIII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
c,pr,Jy ctTLEY'S WITNESSES TESTIFY.

omaha March 20.-Severdl "lthea'e' l'' '"o "O
, t,.iGod in the Galley cOurt-maral to-day.
,r, ore non commits stoned officers ana privates, ana
am agreed that The captain Joined his command
within six hours after it took the. field against tho
indians December 80. Galley remained in command
If In, skirmish line when the Indians approached ana
,,,r.f.t.d no fear hut ordered the men to lie down
md ic,crve lire. while he himself remained standing
i'm front OF the company m - J.. i, ,b -,
" Ie conrt adjourned TIL tomorrow 10 give the ac'
80, - onircr time TO secure copy of the Judge
,'t,"c,te Generals review Of the PROCEEDINGS Of II
,nrr,er court martial which tried Galley in 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
rhe names Of the alleged conspirators aeaInst the

The names Of the alleged conspirators against t'e
public peace furnished by the cable Dispatch seem
to indicate a red rcvoutionst, rather than bou-
lancist movement. Nm. Granger and Roche uie
former especially bclon; 10 tie Blanqui't facloh'
whose leader was the famous revolltOnist BEihqnI'
who would have thought OF al alliance with bou'
LANCER or any other military man. II is tne 'laV
some of his disciples like Elie May, noted Communist
Joined the Generals party with view to using "''
toward the accomplishment Of their revolutionary pro
cramme. a dclu,ion which was shared oven by kVchc-
fort Eut the Boulangist faction is dead In France
and as il has come To be exceedingly unpopn'r' u'c
Government whenever ii has to crush some inclpe"
movement against Itself prefers to call il i'onhhEst
rather than purely revolutionary conspiracy ~
must not be forgotten either That Narch j. We uo
anniversary of the Paris COmmiHe. ana th't som. ~
element NAV have occurred in the 'rcrct h'c cl"F,
held on that occasion BY Tho revolutionary "iu' 81
Paris. The French Government ~"''n@ I" nav ~ ~
proved the opportunity hy aur'tlng some h,a"GT' G;
=, well as two Anarchist leader, Who c'rilhN 'd''
be charged with the smallest loyc for Boua|s''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
WESLEY couMEMoRArIoX AT CHICAGO.

Chicago March 2O.-Five thousand Methodists non
ored the memory Of John Wesley at the Auditorium
last night. The occasion was tie centennial COM
mcmo4,tion of his death. which occurred March q
17ol President p. f. Crandon Of the Chicago Method
i,t Social Union. presided. Among the speakers were
President Henry Wade Rogers. Of the Northwestern
I.,iv,tsitv. the Rev d.. James VI. Buckley. Editor
~ .The Christian Advocate" Of New York, and Bishop
Henry White Warren. of DcIver. A musical pro-
clanme also rendered with chorus OF ooo Vo'ces'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
y,vy RiJ1BoAD WORKMEy PERIsHED.

St. Paul. Mimi. March 20-Afvccs from Cut Bank
Mont the present terminus of the Great Northern ex
tension state that the heavy storm OF SIX weeks aso
totally suspended work Of all kinds throwing 1000
men ont Of employment \ large number Of men
tarted To traverse the deep snow to summit. ITO miles
further west and many persisted from cold and
nsrc The record far Is seven d. atll, from fgeez
tng while many men Lad arms and legs severey
Ir6len II is also certain that a great many nave
ncriSlel OF whom no traces have been found ana
yhose bodes have made food for wolves and coyotes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
orrrR PROVISIONS OF A WILL.

FndIay, Ohio. March 30 (speciaD.-A few days ago
Vrs Henry Roth. of Crawford County, died ana lett
$4,000 in cash and property. Her Will contained
fine provi,ion that IT, at the end Of five years it
Wa, found that her husband had visited her grave
twice "A year during mat period he should have all
the property; otherwise It was 10 so to Charitable
INSTITUTIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
BOULANGISTs' HOUSES RAIDED.

THE PARIS POLICE SEIZE MANY EENOLUIloN-
AIRY PAPERS, AND MAKE SOME ARliESls
Paris, March oO.-The police OF this city last h'Si'
raided and searched the hOuscs Of number Ol i0"u
ing Boulangists. They also arrested NM. Granger ''"
Roche members Of the Chamber OF Deputies. WHO
belong to the Patriotic League and two Ahaic"'C
leaders named Morphy and Caron, on a charge Vi
fomenting an insuucction and intending to lHcie
disturbance at meeting IN honor Of VI. Jules Ferry
to be held tomorrow. Many revolutionary docu
ments have becli seized by the police. and VIII Oe
used in evidence at the tlal OF the men in cus'o
NJ Derouede Will tomorrow question the Govern
ment as to The action OF the police, and as result
stormy .s expected in the Chamber ol DcpH'i
Tie police seized az NJ CarOu's residence 4 ~
containing the names OF 200 men, 80 dIldnScu III
groups as TO form military companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

William C. Crum who. since December. 1880. has
bccn editor and part-ow Of The ""! street
Farmer" has bought out his partner "S"a" Ni>u"
T., thot manor and now becomes sole proprietor N'
1rtm Inn, been active in the Farmer, Allaace ihoF,.-
ment i'm Florida. having established re loIiu li
E,rmcr, Advocate" In Tampa III l6:o. iic lhlornlcu
Tribunc reporter yesterday that L L. POM president
f the National Farmer, Alliance ana lnduSIrti mon
b,d is-ucd n oc!amatiOn that on the ia OF ncAt
H,,iI tnc state OF New York would bc 0igdlllca IN
tf stntc Farmers Alliance, and that on the 7th of
hi, month the state OF Iowa "d' o's''lN'u III ''0
Farmers Alliance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
CONSERVATIVE G\X Iy 4 rYE EELECrIoN.


Lcndor March 2O.-hn election for Member OF
Parliament held in Aston Manor today t. I'LL tli
vacancy in tie repre- -cnt'tion of the con-tltnch'N
caused by the death, on February 2- Of George kfnoch
Con n-crvaiyc. The voting resulted In favor % captain
orce Iuchin son. selected by the Conservatives ana
Liberal UnOni,ts a. the tnOnl-t candidate. VINO
received 800 votes, 10 2332 votes polcd i)r "
pbp,on Ecalc, Q. C.. the nominee of the Glad'oAial
party
In the prrvious election Mr. Eynoch received 31"1
votes, to lib for II. g. Reid the Home Rule can
ddate. ,,,o.
ga. a foicgonc conclusions tlIn immense majority cnr
,ri.,d even the Conservatives Themselves. The "lad
itnni,n. had hoped tD lessen the usual COn-ccNatiNo
maturity. and thu, show u decline IN Joseph CHdm-
hcriain', influence IN the birmingham district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
oPc,yrzryG THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.

Crc,ton Iowa, March 2o.-The Farmers Au,'n'e
couplctcd IFS state organization today ana adopted
c,p.ttu,ion similar 10 the Kansas Alliance. The fol
loyiuy officers were elected: President, j. VI Joseph
yicc.prc,dcnt Daniel Campbell; secretary George H.
Long: state lecturer. r. II. GHnith. At an open
mcctln. this afternoon, the National president L. L.
Polk spoke three hours Congressman eject ouS' W
Kansas, also spoke. ms eNcn'"S "c"0''l % ~
Weaver and Others spoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
pr.uops OF RETALIATION NOT RELIEVED
MIGHT BE AFFECTED.

Berlin. March 2o.-Thc report that President Har-
rson Ina, Informed Minister Phelps that in accordance
with the authority conferred by the last Congress- c
intends TO close the ports of the United states against
German imports unless Germany speedly aor'gatS
finds no credcnce in German official circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
TH1Ers Long CLIMB FOR PLATINUM TIPS

Providence. Il. l., March 20-A theft without pir1l
leI here was discovered this morning. when 1t was
certaned that during the night man hal scaled the
,,,son, ladders in the stack Of the Narseailsctt Flee
trlc Lighting Company, 80 feet high ana cnt Oh ana
ductors, Just placed IN position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
TIE s1rrArInX IN cnlI1.

paris. March 1O.-CI.cal adviccs from chi! re-
,,d hero s,y .lat d.. Insurgents now occupy 0nly
Talt Iqucquc Pi7nsna. and that the rest OF thc
country Is quiet. These adyccs also state that t'e
Government IS concentrating It's troops tie boIdcis
of tic northern province Of Tarapaca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
KING LEOPOLD AyD TIE NILE REGIONS.

London. March 2O.-"Thc Times" today publ'Sh's
long article on Congo affairs calling attention - ''
prohibitory tarT. and 10 the rumor' IN Ieia'on ~
,ho Kcrihovr expedition. whch i now Wen OH H.
way from LcopodviIic Will tlc intention oi ah'N''S
the Nile Vall,y in King L'op,N'r name. Inc INN,
thinks that u i, opporuue. now tha' hlle L'"P" >
in tlts city on uu-incs, connected with th' Congo
,ri,,r,. ,o proie,t AGAINST the ovcrNvccninr amb
,ior- ~ tbc CONGO FREQ state. "Th' Iim"~' Hld' :
The Belgian flag cannot wave over the Nie r'E''''.
surely King Leopold 3, IN" last mon''Hh i.'E '''"
woud have expected 30 complicatc AN ALREADY dir''uI
positon He ought 10 realize that III a'h'h VIII
inevitably lead to partition Of tie COMO Free st"'e
among the European Powers whose p''e'>'"nt ,t, "eo
ci,,s terinr on lis borders" The Iin">' continues
with The remark: We have r"as11 to believe ih'
king Icopold ha, been brought - view the ,'h''''
In their tro hghi. and thai lac VIII iiHc means "'
keen them within their legitimate bounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
,,.c.pruv,s CONFIDENCE ~ GLADSTONE.

Landau March 1O.-At the annual Home Rule mon
meeting at the National Liberal Club tonlght Henry
Campbell Bannernan presiding. Justin Mc' army eA
messed perfect confidence In Mr. "Ltdst'h's H''el-
lions At the same time, Mr. Mccarthy sild, lie ou
not attach great Importance to written
hut he looked far beyond the pr0nNs o any nan,
whom death might remove tomorrow. 10 the lhtchuoh'
and PRINCIPLES Of the great English people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

Ottawa March 40.-sir Charles Tuppcr denies INC
statement that the Government purchased the support
q ,bc Maritime Provinces 10y promise, Of enormous
,,hfdic, for purpose, Of bUding railways. lie re-
i,orato. Inf, former statement that The Grand Trunk
pi,y,y hd an ohcr of the right To build the Canadian
pacific Railway the terms subsequently, accepted by
r George stephen and his associates; and when tlc
proper time arrives lie SAYS lie VIII be prepared 10
nrovc hi, assertion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

Montreal, March cot Is SAID that all OF the
Canadian dstillcry cattle III 'ahMa nave been por-
rh,sea bv Goldsmith, Of New York, and Morris. Of
,,hicaco The price paid is from D IL 10 > "a cents
ponnd There are 10000 head Of tlie class
~ cattle exported yearN, and about the same mum.
Iar Ia hee purchased by the two American dealers.
gi,is is about IS a head dearcr than last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
Az OLD MAN DIES OF HrDR0PH0BIA

Bo,ton March 2O.-AddisOn Carpenter. Of south
Amherst Mass. seventy two year, Old. died In tho
hospital today of hydrophobia, the result OF doS
bite six weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
20 REPRESENT CANADA AT

Boston, March 90 dispatch - The Globe from
Montreal says that Sir Charles FdpPcr' lllEh 'oH
,ieeioucr for Canada in London; Sir John Thomp'on
yt,.,cr Of Ju,tcc and George T. Foster. Minister of
Finance. have been selected the commits iJnera
from Canada to confer with secretary Blaine and SIR
IuIan PaunccfDtc upon reciprocal trade between the
,,rnc ries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
,xroRp THE FAvoRlTE FOR To-DAY's RACE

London March 2O-Tlc betting on the oxford and
Cambridge boatrace, which takes place tomorrow. 4,
II 10 4 in favor OF oxford. Both crews too" their
last practice sp'ns TIE Tiamc, yesterday There
i belief flat the long odd, quoted not warranted
by the performances OF the rival eishts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
PARIS SOCIALISTS TO MARcm oN WAY DAY.

paris. March 2O.-;lany Sociali, meetings wcrr held
today and all those present favored the idea "i
Gigantic May Day demonstration. At one Of the meet
mos ,e,ontons were passed pcIging the socialists u
,ch over the plo,t,atc bodies of all who ntcliccd
IN ibe ploces,iOn which they intend To have on May
Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

AN Elm PLANTED By LAFAYETTE CUT DOWN
Troy y. y, March 20-A large elm tree pianted
hv General Lafayette at the Troy Female seminary. at
enc ,iu,c or his visit 10 Troy in 1924. cut down
DAY to make room for the new Gur!ey memorial
I1lIal N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

factory here. The factory is running on full time and
orders have been received from ottawa for the i'm
mediate establishment Of factory to manufacture
large Martini Henry ammunition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

pedition n, incorrectly cabed over. hi' been OF
mentioned i'm the European ph?''S before ~ Inc
London Tines had Thought II writing about H. \
lengthy and rather warm discussion took pll'c III
regard 20 that esp dition between the Journal o'N
Drlatsr Of Paris. and the Independence Beige "i
Brussels. Int nobody, exc r " fhc Iimc-' ""'h =
pronc 10 see everywhere enemies 0f England. hd ~id
tba. thc expedition had the intention oi aun"Ans the
Nile Valley IN King Loop ID, name lhlt """'l
uroyc 10 be- A hard ta~h. -pcciaN ipr party ~ men
starting from Lcopoidvillc aud having " c"~' 'N,.
difficult region even before they couid reach the valley
of the Nile The French, In" contrary. would nave
been justified in faru. flr their pp-'c'""- h"'' q"
the Congo. Eat they have merely cApr --"i Inc
ppiunn that the expedition would Iti'A-r an 'l'
country aJug t!' frontier oi the ith'A ",t
Situated between The river tuig Sh UlrrH Ul|H S'oI @
received. relative to Unt aNlr "n'h 80 H,in
excite, "T The LOud I'm Tin'-. Wa contained l NI'
dated January -. from Bona. m IN" ind'i'I'ht
state Of CONG. IL rcprtfi that VI. Van htI'H'lr.
ucl-fan officer Wa assembling Al HcrIala some -"'
rc.. n wlY~c head D." intended - Ha1' - t"l.I-
cNptd on accordin-Io some reports, or raid accord
ng tO OthcI-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

GENERAL MlTliE'S POLITICAL PROGRAMME.
Euenos Ayrcs March 20.-Gencral Mhe IN IA speech
delivered 10 the populace OF this city YESTERDAY de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

clared that his programme constitutional ireeuoi
and equal rights TO all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
NEWFOUNDLAND'S PROTEST..
ROTH PARTIES DENOUNCE THE BRITISH
GOVERNMENTS COERCION BILL.

PIE DISPATCH TRANSMITTING THE COLONIAL
LEGISLATURES RESOLUTIONS READ AND
DISCUSSED IN THE HOUSE OF COM
MONS SCOPE OF LORD
KNUTsFORD's BILL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

ACTIVITY IN MANUFACTURING AMMCNllioN'
Quebec, March 2O-For some unknown reason 'e
matkable activity is shown at the Government cartridge
Morris tribune., 1891-08-12
WOMEh'G RELIEF CORPS.
The Wives and Daughters Of Veteran
Hold an Tntercstiug Session.

The Wives and Daughters Of Veterans
Hold an Interesting Session.
DETROIT, Aug. 5.-In her address to
the WOman's Relief Corps Mrs. Mary
McHenry, of Denison, Ia, the national
president, dwelt upon the necessity
of keeping before congress the needs of
army nurses, and deplored the failure
year after year Of the efforts to
extend to these deserving women the
benefits of the pension law. Congress,
she said, should pass special pension
law for them and to that end the records
should be completed as soon as pos
sible. So far 26, 600 names were enrolled;
but of Is, 900 more there was no record
whatever. The speaker made refer
ence to the fact thai considerable work
was being done among thg colorea
people. and that corps auxiliary is
posts of colored veterans had within Q
year been organized as follows: Twelve
in Virginia, 4 in the Carolinas, in
Florida, in Louisiana, 3 in Tennessee,
/ each in Georgia, Arkansas and Mlss1s-
sippi. National Secretary Hannah
Plimpton, of Iowa, next presented her
report showing total membership OF
77,776, divided into 2,022 corps and COW
ering nearly every state and territory.