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DE1AwAREs DIRECT TAX SHARE
ReruudinG the Money Henews the Quarrel
Between ReyAolas aud sauIsbury.

Reruuding the Money Aenews the Quarrel
Between Reynoids aud Salisbury.
WILMINGTON. July 81. Frank Wilds. Com
missioner to dlsburse the refunded direct tax.
will begin his work In this State soon. 1t in
volves the continuance OF the bittsr rivalry
between the Salisbury and Reynolds factions
OF the Democratic party
After Congress- passed the Direct Tax bill,
and tho Delaware Legislature accepted the
share for this Slste Gov. Reynolds appointed
Charles II. u. Day. Dover lawyer. to 60 10
Washington and have Delawsrs's share OF
the fund. S75.0GO. transferred 20 tho State
Treasury.
Day is . Salisbury Democrat. while the
Governor decidedly is not. and his appoint
ment excited the straight-out men Of bis par
~ They declared that Reynolds must do
something TO retrieve himself The way was
distprse tho balance fund, After sotnt lrou-
BIZ ts w1s Ds es Fanl
an anti -Bauishury man. ior the place.
Day had the money I. ,ransfs5red
bU sss Ssn 66ss %ds srss ssa
ssonsib.1 he asifsmneo to do tho work on his own r'
Hs Was Internal Revenue Collector for Della.
ware 10 1868. and had q TRANSCRIPT ot those
turn over 10 Wiids tile list. and advertised to
collect claims Tor a percentage.
At that time the only other iiet that could be
found was mong the reports Of the Treasury
Department Mt Washingtoh. and 1t Was not
would be unable to fulfill his duties.
+. SDoWden Hill. Internal Revenue Collector
Deputy Revenue Collector Thomas J. tcovie
OF this city. suggested that the original records
was permitted to sea ch for them.
A week nGo he and Milds disturbed the COB
ihe In q search for the records Wilds sue
cum bed. but Con: Reynolds kept on with the
search and found the desired lists in three
large yo!umcR
To-day Deputy Collector Bayille received
orders from Collector Hill to deli, or the books
to lom m iasioner NJ los as the repfes entative
Of Gov heynold-. The books wore shipped to
Dover this evening and the Keynolds men are
Wilds Will receive five per cent from the
State for distributing the money. and Mr.. Day
would have collected percentage direct from
those who. receive the money. Tho average
amount to be returned to each taxpayer Will
hardly be moro than one or two dollars.
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Ne wstks Tate neilevue hospital VITA =
wonna In Ais Shoulder.
Thomas Lynch. che notorious character Of
the little village Of Rideewood, N. J.. who cre-
ated 30 much excitement at his homo on
Monday last By threatening to kill oil the
women In the village, Was prisoner In Belle.
,yue Hospital last night. He Is suffering
from severe pistol shot wound In
the right shoulder The man does
not deny his identity. bus SAYS that he
received his injury during . drinking brawl
brawl at Ridgewook He says that he knows
the name OF the men who shot him.
He walked into the hospital shortly
after II o'clock last night with . permit from
Superintendent Blake OF the outdoor Door for
his mission.
Lynch Is supposed to be the man who on
Monday last threatened the life OF Mrs Wall,
tho wife oi Isaac n. WALL who Is the Justice OF
Peace at RidGewood. Lynch is well known In the
village. He WAS . quiet citizen when
ssEss sss ssf :.FSf %ia Mon Z
x: back .i q hrs: s;r esa.p on %s
fraS fYS s'Nsls t,ffsh s;%sdiS 's:
Rssss !s:s s :s.
Vent IN is' ssSpcS Of "atG aaid. GySsS a,ss%ns.
tSs revolver Nhieh had Sssa SLIPPED
paths and went 10 the homo Of Grs HaEriet
L. GoodehoMrh. Just opposite the Wall
household. The men # Mr.. aoodenoushs
Youne lady visitor. and hef. sick grandson He
frightened them hall to death aud then re-:
turned to Mre. Halls house. where he tried
70 climb ID through :. bay window II WAS at
this time that Mrs. Wall eh9t him. He then
ran away and escaped from the YillaRA
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STOOD ALL DAY IN TIT RAIN
Bash Says NE was sandBaeged sad Sun.
struck, and HIS Head Bothers Him.

Bush Says NE WAS SandBaeGed sad Sun.
struck. and MS Head Bothers Him.
Martin Bush. . stern. dark-complexione x ed
man applied at the Thirtieth street station
house for LOGGING three nights ago, saying that
he had been bounded by some people undcr
the impression that he was detective.
He slept all niRht on hard board bench In
. cell. Last night Bush was found by Police-
man Illich standing In the rain In front Of the
house at 10 East Sixteenth street.
He had been there oil day long In the rain.
the occupants Of the house saiu. At 10 o oclock
Mr. Marin Bailey. who lives there, called the
policeman and asked him to take Bush TO the
'' He sad that Bush was his cousin and that
At hhe station house Buike said that his
head bothered him good deal but he didn't
know what the matter WAS
He OK planned that he was travelling sales
man. and that he had been snndbaggcG in
eiIinx through the. State. and had
been twice sunstruck. and that these
things might have Injured hi. brain. He said
he was rerfSfitly willing that q. phyRician
Should examine him and treat him II that
~sle Sa iT ambul""cs s.oi Bush to Bellevue Hos.
Ds .sia n,hs \: hSd p, ~ %OnsS y.
over 100. nhd = I'd that hs was probably suffer-
ing from meningitis.
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PRISON CONTRACT LABOR.
fillnois Tollers win Sue State Omcinls 70
Violating the Law.

1nunOlo rollers VIII Sue state Omclnl9 for
Violating the Law.
CHICAGO. July APPROXIMATIONS are being
made BY the labor organizations to begin legal
proceedings against Gov Fiier and the feni.
tcntiary Commissioners for their alleged vio-
latious OF the Prison Contract Labor law. The
ooopers' organization Is taxing the lead be.
cause the Commissioners have made con.
tract at Joliet which, 1t is asserted. ha. ruined
the coolers trade in Chicago The officials will
be brought iuto court by q uuO warrnn;o writ
and will be asked to show cause why they
should not be impenched for doing something
In direct violation OF tho Constitution Ur the
State.
=, The reculIarity Of the situation is that the
Commissioi ers mako no denial OF ihe charge
that they have violated the law; The ,am-nl-
pri-on contract. labor went into force la No.
contracts then In existence were to 6o allowed
to run until they expired. After that no con-
tracts were TO be made but the Legislature
was to devise soma means Of keeninH the uUn.
yicts employed without competing with or un-
dersallng rec labor.
Since 1871 three larGe md important con-
tracts at Joliet lrlsnn have eXpired-the
conI or. cut stone AMI willow ware r,'nirauts.
All these have been renewed for periods ex-
tending from three to Ave years. The officials
say in explnnaiion OF tho renewed contracts.
that they were made necessary hy tho failure
OF the Legislature TO pr,vido wo:k for the con.
ylc,s and allowing them to remain idle wonld
be DANGEROUS.
The sun., 1891-07-09
Holding Back whea. ana Cotton.

Er. LOUIS, July 8.-Iefo ring to the circular
purporting to have como from Alliance sources
as to the storing OF wheat and other farm
products to shorten" the market. President J.
b. Dones OF the National Business Agents As
soccation oi tho Alliance said to-daythst the na-
tional officers had given snme attention to the
matter. NJ Dopes said he did not believe the
stands now. tests a, O. TO be made In two States
Kansas and GeorRin. In a ssctlon OF the
OF Georgia will hold back cotton. This m0ve-
msht will have the cordial support OF the
With interest by farmers everywhere through
ont the country.
The sun., 1891-07-09
FLEET MAGGIE SMITH.
A Policeman Had to Pies. - HOrso HntS
Service In Order tn tatcI, Her.

A Policeman Had 10 Pse.. 81 Horse Hate
Service In Order tn tateI, ifer.
Policeman Reatz OF tho Gntes avenue at tation
in Brooklyn. while on rntrol duty at 4 o'clock
yesterday morning observed n young woman
stealthilv emerging from tho arsRway Of
George HarrIson's house. 3S3 Nostrand ayo-
nue.. with bottle OF milk and n loaf OF bread
in her hands. The eirl rnn Oft when the
policeman approached her. and proved so fleet
that he had 10 jump on passing milk wa-on
10 effect her cantuIe.
At the station she fn'd she was Maggie
Smith If 5S6 Flushing avenue. and admitted
that she wns respon.ii,le. or tho early morn.
Ing pilteTingH OF milk nnl bread from houses
In the Ninth precinct which have recently aIis
noyed tile police. she is Is years old and has
been arrested several times. She explained
Noairand Avenue Railroad. had been q sharef
IN tho proceeds nf her robbie lea, and that he
was with her Yesterday morning. but ran away
when the policeman cnlno into yiew. she has
been held for examination until Monday. and
the police will meanwhile Investigate heY
story about the conductor.
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rs.ers, or Mr.. ai.dstoa... sos.

LoNDoN. july s.-rhe funeral Of the lato Mr.
W. H. Gladstone. eldest son OF the grcat
English statesman. took place to-day ht Ha-
warden. The procession OF mourners wAs
headed by Mr. Gladstone and by Herber. and
Henry Gladstone. brothers OF the deceas ed.
The tenants Of the Hawarten estate and many
fften'ls OF the Gladstone family followed the
boty to tho grave.
Mr.. Gladstone. In letter intimating that he
VII % %naISis +, to attend end Liberal meeting
BILE OF the mercies of God. He gave us for
fifty years o most precious son. He has. now
only hidden him for very brief space from
tho sight of our eyes. Il seem. a violent
transition from such thoughts to tho area Of
be .soitsned by the oonyiction We profoundiy
hold that We In the first and greatest OF our
present controversies work for the honor.
we!l-beinG. and future peaco OF our opponents
not less than for our own"
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A BADLY scared Sultan,

ZANZIBAR. July s.-The Sultan OF Zanzibar
presided yesterday at the opening Of Cooper's
Institute here. A royal salute Was fired from
the British war ships. with the result that tho
horses attached 10 the Sultan's carriage that
they plunged and reared fur oualy. and were
With difficulty restrained by their driver from
bewildered BY the roar Of the ships gums. and
alarmed ~ the terrified behavior Of his horses.
completely lost hfa heah. ana springing to his
feet. Raked arourd him In bewildermont for
moment or SO and then .prang from his car.
rlage. seriously iniuting his legs and his head
by the fall he sustained.
The sun., 1891-07-09
JOT1INGS ABOUT TOWN
IN B.v Il a, ,h. Hotel Brunswick.

Ths body OF map 8 feet O. inches tall was found
noaiins In ,hs Nor River a. Pier So yesterday.
rsui stsnksn, sloctsmth AZ ssa sullivan sf.st met
house al AIS Ruliyan street. when he, LETT her hs
nino satI which ne had had In his pocket no had
Mills JoneA color wonAiL who runs tho place mr.
rested aud Ia Jefferson Market cours yesterday she
vas held f0r trial
Ths rrapd Jurr found an iadietmsn, for manslnurlr
!st ~ III, secend d.xf. yes'srtAH sss'nst IhcmAt %
he yss,, ,xnsiia In no Sarth hlvtt IIs lhattmspi
thafsss wsieh with usu.inf Tho dsAth H drcwninE %
aboard the yIeht through criminal nsEliEsnes Wslch
was A!Inlsnst w The 0shsrA bsssiees ana psssasa
The sun., 1891-07-09
Another Way or K,Il,Ss Mura.r-rs.

TALLEouAn, l. T., July TAT Waheka. the
capital Of the Seminole reservation. yesterday.
Umest. o full bloodsd Seminole. was executed.
Just month ago Umsst engaged In u quarrel
with fellow Indian, and sitcr knocking him
ssnsslsss with hoe. chopped his body to pieces
with It He was tried BY the Seminole Couu-
oil. convicted. and sentenced TO death. The
Gh G,hsss was Jed to q 10y. Fat fbcE and band:
age Was tied over bis eyes. He was not
SSSna an s hvss Te
iertel by lot Rs exec cutioners. They took load
sd rifles and at the word each sent bullst
painful raising d the shouldsrs. The exeep;,
length on the. around. there no died IN two
mipptes. His body was burned by the Council
on the edge OF the Council ground.
The sun., 1891-07-09
N.,.sss L.sorers Returni.s Hose.

BALTIMoRE. July s.-The bark Albsmarle.
reported arriving within tho capes tonight
from Navassa. has on board $50 lsborers re-
turning homo from the phosphate works there
The bark also brinRs to the States the bodies
OF three Of the superintendenls killed In the
E!ot- on the island-Messra Foster. Fslss. and
The body OF the fourth superintendent was
pe,er saen ait r tho riots. 1t is supposed to
have been pitched into the sea.
The leaders OF THO rioters were tried hers In
Baltimore for the murders. Four were CON
yieted oL murder In the l,r.t degree and were
commute by President Harrison to life im-
prisOUmeut.
The sun., 1891-07-09
The Utopia Raised.

G1BRALrAn. July 8.-Ths Anchor limo steamer
Utopia. which was sunk during the night Of
March II last by running upon tho spur Of tho
British ironclnd Anson. as result OF which
accident nearly 600 Italian emiRrants lost their
lives. was raised to-day Ly means of cotfer-
dams on . asuperstructure Of timber built from
immense tank. This tank WAS lined with
strong canvas spd was slo ieel In length, six
Ss bs the
eending In ide Of II. wns dragged shorewaId
and was eventually rested upon the beach.
Ia classed as one Of the most interesting sights
ever seen ut Gibraltar
The sun., 1891-07-09
OBITUARE

The Eev. Father Z. ]. Murphy. pastor Of st.
Mary's Roman Catholic Church and Of the
missions Of Groveland. Mass. died at the
parochial residence in Georgetown on Tues
ssf foscn we eeese and sGon s
Baltimore. aud was ordained In 1875.
Willard ". Harrs @ aisd q. Desr!ng, Me-; on
lie was once President Of tho Cumberland
County AgIicpl,u,al Society IA member men It, , Of @ the
Ito Commissioners,
Harvey ,Birdseye. a ,well-knovn, business
map and Rspns!ican toaIittcian Of Trenton n.
OF Vermont, and removed to IRE nton with his
father in boy hood. He lea,es an aged wife
and three children who ore vol advanced in
yirRInia Military In tituto since 1855. and
knOYn 10 the tnops ands OF sx-cadets. fell dead
al RicSinond during the war " A'
Menandsr sanas, a highly, respscted and snc-
on Of fbs rss Fta ~ hal
leaves six ohlldron.
sssflS hssass s'9 + i. ,ss sSis1
hold this evening at ihe home Of his iather. =:
Police CAPTAIN George II. Rhodes. 1913 Milton
street. Greenpoint
y. EIteTS pbTHeN Iohp6CIeu T6Alu1nL OF
Onsonta, N. Y. diel suddenly on Sunday OF
npoplexy. ngsd 68 In the war Of tho rebellion
Regiment. New York Volunteers. He leaves
widow.
Winfield 8; Johnson, a prccmlnest oil man.
sidored the keene;t expert in locatlng possible
oil wells In the State: BE had been In the
business slnce 1856. He was 10 years old
Samuel Godfrey. who died at Manheim. Pa.
on ThurAday. was for many years ono OF the
host known pilots In Delaware Bar. Hs re-
tired Kom active service twenty years ago
He was 81 years old.
George Chad dbonrn. a leading citizen OF Will
minRt n N. q, WIN had been Extensively en-
gagged In the sRwtnill business IN North Caro-
Ina for ore than forty years. died yesterday
afternoon.
Francis Halnault, n prominent citizen OF
Annsvil Q. n y, and father Of the Rev. Francis
j. Hainault OF the TaberR Pres sbyterian Church.
died last week. aged 10.
DIR. L. +. Drewry, aged ss. one OF tho best
known rhysIclnns In southern Virginia. died
yesterday morning at his country seat In
Southampton eouuty.
DR.. Moses Depuy the oldest den tst in Pitts
b,iigh. ,iied,, yssterlay at hls residence Ia
paralytic stroke.
Baron Won Notwithstanding. the German
-poat In dead. AGED B6 ysaEas
The sun., 1891-07-09

PARIS. July s.-Mrs Potter Palmer of Chicago
had Q nrivate audiance to-day with Mme
Carnot, the wife Of President Carnot Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer will occupy the Presidents box at
the opera to- morrow by special invitation Of
President CRrnot.
The. French nowaphpers refer at lenR b nnG
Worlds hair Committee. which was recently
organized here. Mrs. Palmer lntends to nEo-
Princess Christian OF bchles Wig. Holetefn has
promi.ed 70 assist such . COMMITTEES In evefy
Way within her pOWer
The sun., 1891-07-09
Jews In Argentine.

VIENNA. July Sat q conference held at
Lembere. the pital Of 6alicia between Mr..
Arnold White. representing Baron Hirsh. Herr
Franyos REPRESENTING the Jews OF Berlin. and
Dr. Kuranda Of this city. It WINS agreed upon
tbRt tho best direction in which to guide tue
tide Of Jewish emigration was toward the
Il was Impossible 10 como to any nl ranRement
By which the emiGratin g Jews could be allowed
to settle in Palestine. Consequently commit.
tees have been formed at Odessa and nj other
por's With the object OF carrying out the
plans OF the conference.
The sun., 1891-07-09
4 5000. 900 Fire In Cincinnati.

CIKctNNATI. July "a little after 10 o'clock
tonight caine an alarm OF FIRE. calling relay
ef engines to the great building occupied by
A. Z. Burkhardt b Co.. manufacturers and
wholesale and retail dealers in fufs and fur
goods.
The building was, nearly, pow ant cost Eyer
$4,000 10 interior fittings wilIin this last two
ySlre. The stock and buildings were valued
u over SGUU,UUU and are total loss
The sun., 1891-07-09

ROME. July 8.-The citizens Of Genoa have
for some time past had In contemplation IN
Italian American Exposition in conimemora-
tion OF the 4Ooth anniversary OF the discovery
Of America. Its aim will he tn show the prog
the commercial relations between them. II
has been definitely decided thnt 1t will be held
on The Plaza dol BisaKno which occu pies a
space OF 10000 square wards. subscriptions
have heen opened In various parts OF Lom-
bnrdy. md 1t is proposed to open the EXPOSE
tiun In September. 1892.
The sun., 1891-07-09
Herbert Bismarck May Challenge Nun.


BERLIN. July s.-It is reported In diplomatic
circles that unless Count Won Munster, the
German Ambassador at Paris, denies the story
circulated By NJ. dc Blowltz to the effect that
the late Emperor William " ns desirous Of get.
ting rid OF Prince Bismarck, and that the ex.
ghancellor's advancement OF Count Herbert
nepotism In politics, lie, Count bismarck. will
challenge the German Am bnssador to give
him satisfaction on tLe field oi honor.
The sun., 1891-07-09
The Counties. OF Dudley,s Jcwel..

LONDON. July s.-Edwsrd Wilkinson. q clerk.
confessed to-day that he was instrumental In
stealing the Countess OF Dudley's Jewels
which we're stolen at Euston station four years
ago Wilkinson SAYS that he had two accom-
pllces, ono Of whom is dead. One OF these ac-
want who was carrying The jewel case whio
the other stole the Jewels. They wore sold at
HIS share. wilkinson was re . anded. in order
to enable tho police to make further inquiries.
The sun., 1891-07-09
stsssea with sa Umsrsiis.

willinm HobbA 80. 4 wAitsr OF 205 East
Thirty-ihird street auarrelled with an un-
known man at Ppnrth avenue aud Third
st. eer NJ io:8o o'clock last night.
Hg re.elv q a thrust irnm me strnngsrs un-
Mosul .A9.sd Ss striking Ills heal on the
He WAS tsLeH In Dsliexne Hospital. whore
his injuries were pronounced serious ead
probably mortal. The point OF the umbrella.
q Was ssid. bad probably entered the brain.
The sun., 1891-07-09

DUBLIN. July Sin tho suit for DAMAGES
brought by Mr.. Healy aGnlnst tho proprletors
OF the Frren,ans journal on tho ground that
tho newsparer referred to accused him Of
srlling lila clients for English gold tho Jury
found for Mr. healy. but they disagreed As to
the amount Of damage. The Jury were conse-
Quently DISCHARGED.
The sun., 1891-07-09
Gold nud silver In HI. Pockets.

The body OF an unknown man OF about so
years was found yesterday In the East River
in Old slip. In tho pockets wcro s74.84 IN gold.
silver. and green nbacks. The hody had been In
the water a long time. probably fortnight. -.
1t was that OF man feet inches tall, with
ciOthing consisted OF a blue dingonai coat and
Waistcoat and dark striped trousers.
The sun., 1891-07-09

The New York TypothetB declared itself
against reducing the hours at present constl-
tntng asy xSsk ns %sstinS on tuesday
such change o., hours by every legitimate aud
m
The sun., 1891-07-09
Many Live. Taken to Avengo One.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. July 8.-The posse
which pursued the band OF aix Indians who
killed Deputy Sheriff Powers and his compan-
ion. Mccoy. on July 8. has killed several Of tho
band and taken the son OF Chief kiown prison
the fallt with Powers.
The sun., 1891-07-09
wh.r. Ye..e-any.. Fire. yv.-..

A. h.-i245. William Cdtfy1 rooms ao7 West iotth
street.. damass ssOv Tse0. David rrisdsnrichs rooms
Jackson street damage slight, ESQ bassmsns OF 2sT
Yuiton street. no dsmsss. io0a Hsnfy Krospks's
rooms 39i College avenue dAmass si.U0, II 20 Bsf.
nard wnttins photozraph gallery iie Bowsry, dam
are SOJ u no. s,abts Of the sixth Avshas Railroad
COMPANY, FprJ thiid street and sixth avenue.
y h,-ii1, Marlin Lipps tool house. i.ld street and
Hickman avenue dainaes Sns: I'I7. Spanish Hoe,
III West Furrisent street damage stl ;ih sierrie
light hols Third arsnna and ti.tbiri street eau ed
BIZ wires lit ~ eat fOnrteenth sti srt, MIRA Cleys
land besrainH hou.t. damage $40.
The sun., 1891-07-09

Bir Edwin Arnold is coming to the United
statos next October with his son and daughter.
fures ON Jnptn IN the vHrlou. citles of America,
He Will open tho course 10 New York about
The sun., 1891-07-09
rAsxaz1,s oAxDrpass DsrxAfxn


a Bta Reverse for ths rsr.er trisA
Leader IN = County Ne Counted Uton.
DuBtrN. July a-The result Of the election
held yesterday at Carlow for q successor In
Parliament to the lale O'Gofmhn- Mahon has
resulted IN crushing defent for the Far
nsllite candidate In the district which Mr. Par
nell admitted was his stronghold. and where,
hs said. II he was defeated. hs would admit
that he had nothing left to fail back upon in
political life Tho result OF the election, an-
nounced to-day. was rs folloWst
Hammond MeCatthyits candidate. ...............aTss
AsaS oSe
ha]ori,y assinst Mr. Ksttia ............. aie
Carlow 10 the smallest county in ireland. and
contains q population OF about As OUO people
and an electorate Of about 1000. OF whom l,00O
are Conservatives. Mr.. Andrew. Kettle. tho de-
fented Pnfntllite candidate. ID farmer OF Dub
iin county, Who has already been twico deieat.
Mf, Hammond. the victorious McCarthyite
Candidate. Is = popular merchant OF Carlow,
Whore, for twelve yeHfe past. ha has held the
position of hairman OF the Town lommis-
sionerB.
Speaking at Carlow after the result Of the
election was made known. MIR. Parnpll said
IN . he was not dsheartenel. and that hs
would continue to consolidate the independen ent
men OF every irish county and city and put The
issues hs upheld boforS the country at every
The sun., 1891-07-09
ne RuSusa n Bous usreau.

OMAHA. Nsb.. July s.-Carey J. warburton.
who destroyed BouRuereau's painting. The
Rsturn OF Surfing" by throwing q chair thl ough
Il. was released from custody today. 1iter an
Attorney entered a noll. prosoIIi. believing
Warburton to DO OF unsound mind.
The sun., 1891-07-09
World. Fair Commissioners Quarrel.

CHICAGO. July S.-Halsey @. Ives. chief OF the
fne arts department OF the Worlds Fair, and
M. II. Do Young OF the Worlds Fair Commis-
sion. are at loGgerheads. The. former objects
90 the Iatter's classification. Other chiefs Of
t.epartn ents are also kicking for similar rea-
sons and there inay be music soon.
The sun., 1891-07-09
Younr,n I'M Spite or Yenr,,

STEVENS PoIsT Wis. July 8.-oeorgs Whit
nsy and Mrs. Maria soiyriGht. aged respective
~ rs and IA years. were marrird In this city
to-day. The groom 10 well-known lumber
The sun., 1891-07-09
Fighting ON the Congo.

LONDON. July 8.-Advloss recelved here from
tho Congo Free State announce that sories
OF bloody battles were iouRht on the Uprer
Congo and Aruwimi Rivers in January md
February last letween tho stato troops and
the Arab slnye trn,iers. The Elavers were
routed overywlere. ana we're suing ior peace
The sun., 1891-07-09
Meeting or Bible s.uae.ss.

LocKroRr July s.-The fifteenth Inksrnss
tional Bible Conference meets on the grounds
OF tho Queens Royal Hotel At Niagara on I,aks
ent some svO Dc leEntes from ali ovsr TsSSsSSs SSSS
The & United stateh, , and Epglsnd. Promipsnt
sessions last eight days and are heia a.
large payilton overlooking Lake Ontsffo.H - INA
Niagara liver. and old Fort Niagara q thS
The sun., 1891-07-09
Notes OF Foreign Happeniass.

The Education bill passed Its third reading
In the House of Commons yesterday
A. L. Bnowdsn. United States. Minister to
Greece and Scrvta anilsd from Liverpool yes.
terday for New York by the steamer City Of
pRiis.
The Dutch Cabinet has resigned.
The sun., 1891-07-09

Ths stssiis sf Belle Isls no~ revofsa 70 BE- FIRE
cosN VI Lsbfadef.
ne sssses ssi.s,iss :.esa,siss s .,s,y:s e fSr.