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StrlCt GOOD Ordinary . BIO Ma ing ----
,,.,o,. ,e.. a~.in -ioe and variable wa t'' ~ ~,
,n =, tt,l, q local ratur. 3D." mora, ny ' va
Drfint hll stll u.lts against ID i'., ''1, 49,
tul, 70 Keep rrces wl'tin Nrit lT'N -. tver
-, ,hc,a ,,n. RS u LAB POINT on sir"hf'' i"f''
u- .,,t and local covering. out th!' w.. ION '''
n 49,. of tic Hatch ii ln tDg NJ o. -. "' t,,,
80 vhih iro,rptoi U0gdItpa ot "loi'F' 80
- 90 ,oiut. ad, E,c, july unchanged, M" "s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
Ocean gleamers.
A -NORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD S. S. co

-NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 5. S. co.
"A. w sh9Hi K9TIt; ~ L3EDq 2S,,pury.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. .oo
First Cabin. 500 to ESQ. Second cabin 500 70 soo
berth. Storage low rates. Steamers SAL Hon i'os "
2dst Hobok-p. $500 =. ~
I'm, sat June 25 a. III. LShn. Tues. July ., ! N.
Uayel Tues. June 2S, an. I.be Sa,., july y a. M
sIaic. sat, July .. IL a. H. lspeeIue,' iuIy L. "
MEDITERRANEAN LINE.
d Genoa In less than eleven Gays,
rui.a sat July 2. 10 rnda sat sept, TO- 10 am.
Vera sat. july % 10 an. Vera, sat- OCT l. u
Frld, sat Aug q 10 am. FHlda sat. oct -, p in
werra.s Sat Avg q. 10 an werra sM Noy. o6Hibp '
Pa,s.nsers for the Italian Lakes. switzerland and ING
ryrol will md this the mos, direct ea.ies. aua
most comfortable Switzerland can be reached IN SIX
hours from Genoa. - . ,u.. c..on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

,r,so 60o bales sales 141 bales; Stock STD oaies:
Woe.lrNct receipts .44e bales. gross 2,o44 pales'
EXPORTS to Great Britain, 1852 bales; coastwlse'
4 a2l halfs: sales 46o bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

=, On. southwestern Express OF the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
SsaS ,ssvinc New York at 80 p. m every oay. ar,
st~Sns ri Cincinnati at us p. m. the next day ana
Nstf TSHis al 100 the second morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
Droposals.
AorEDCCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 20o Stewart building, No. $50 Broadway,.
''''A ~''' New.York, June o. 1S92
TO CONTRACTORS:


AoUEDUCT CoMMiSsIoEERS.sso oPFi lG.v
Room 2o9. Stewart BUILDING NO .sD D Bsoeo" ig52
TO CONTRACTORS:
ID IDS OR PROPOSALS for doing the WORK
ID and furnishing the materials caed lor ~ M ~
proved form Of contract now on ns 10 the % NEW
SqSass GOG%s,GgeEcsb R 81 siPE on cR6f6S
RR fVyttRRN N TIE tow or CoRTLANDT VEST;
EEHESTER CoUNTY, NEw-YORK, VIII 30 received 81
this once until Wednesday the 2oh Gay aa J baS,
lS.y @ si be puSsy cpena BY ksHes Com
sioners and the award OF the contract for doing saia
work and furnishing said materials VIII D. maze oy 'a'o
frms OF sai approved contact and The specih
cations e eeeo' ana Oa and q or% q bonds
plans work and 4. Other be hsseaacs ca coS y:
HE nv order Of :he Aqueduct Comm ssioners. r
j. c. LU LEY. JAMES e. DP p,.s,e:n.
ROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUP
York ia boz, May % Scaled proposals IN Yipca:e
viii be- received until o'clock D. NJ on ~ lopAi r
% 1892 for furnishing Cloth Rope Ihr'sd &C. sIf.
r, Ironmoncery etc. Plumbers Supplies ana Nlatf1las
stoves Lumb Fuel Tool, sad Ussns et oys sIs s
needed with null Instructions, -tlpnlaon, et can oo
had on application Major CLIFTON Comfy ora Dep'
L. S. A.. Commanding.
u ROPOSALS FOR BELTING.-WATER-
i VLIEr ARSENAL. Nest Troy, - Y. May 20 lsS
rsn,I int 81 o'clock g. on Monday June 81. 1892
etng FOR South Wing Of the Amy Gun aae,9ry az waSr
All or any proposals parts thereof ana AZ
"thsr In fornaon he rad Application % l.eutCo
= II PARKER, ordnance Department u D A., CON-
mandlng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

irnI, prices IhtN'lkfN 'N-' 'i''' 49,
Minneapolis. June 24.-rne market was nnt today
Iuy 1cn,i - Ire aud declined steadily t. The close
Without aIu,,,lo Interest that would call more than
n~tv" as usual In The cash market today. There
wa, good demand FOR ". Northern but only about
20 car, were reported sold They brought good
premium over July. howc,er All Grade, Were slow
and ret offered quite n, freely. Receipts Of wheat
hero wcrc al cars. and at Duluth and superior. io4
~ &c: highest. 20 2c; lowest. 10 isc. TO 20 lac
h AgF", '2'sa e lowest. 7R picnic sRTS9 &C.
No / Northern zoe. No. Northern, sc to re.
old August quoted - Sic
Philadelphia. Juno 2i.-rlour contln'ici dun; Offer
ing, dcrnte: prices steadily held. nv" hour IN
less; pricc- showed no important change up 10 TIT
! p. H. close. Gables weaker. lltc or M export In.
red Juno. 81 liaS7 e July, Angus, aud Seltc,mi,-
her. - 34dsdc. Corn option market steady with
light offerings, but ul5i very quct cables weater
little export inquiry local car lots quiet but adj
valred ic under small supplies. No. yellow, In
grain elevator. Sc No ml\cl Ja e, . -" 35c
oats Market for lots dull. with ample offerings
ut former rates; futures nominaly UNCHANGED No.
, Waite, 3Dc. ungddad white. Zoe; NJ. white,
lIc: 40. white June. i0o ilc. July. 4oG 40 l2c
August - 2d3Dc: september % 2d3sc. Butter
firm and in FUR demand iNnnsA ysnda crr'mory .N
ira. Ia Ia i0c Pcnnsylvania print extra, ga zoe.
Eggs qniot and easy pennsylvania hr,ts. L,c'
5-sc; extra powdered XXNN, DC; s'apaN pow.
GsrCd 9oc fin" sn"lscd a a' cry stan 'a "a
3sc; confcctinncrS A. lie; red star A. 4o'c
keystone 4, 4 l-Sc. Franklin Il, 4 l-ldc, Potatoes
firm y ID In fair demand AT 75cdS2 30 PER Dbl for
fair to prime new. Other articles unchanged. Re.
ccps-F iour. 1000 bbls l4.coo sacxs; wheat. 300
bush: corn. oi.OCo bush; oats. l2.iO bush ship
mentS- Corn, "a, 800 bush. oats. LOCO bush.
st. Louis June .4.-Flour duh and easy, but not
quOably changed. Wheat opened shade stronger.
but declined. and closed 3-edi-2 under ycstcr
day cash closed 76 l-oc July. nc August, 20 lie
september, ~ 3io. December. zoe Corn slow and
weak the close 70 below Yesterday cash. 4ic
July closed - 1-sc; September. ifc. Oats lower ;
cn.h. 80 l2c: July. 80 Sac; August and september,
20 4sc Bran quiet. c0d6ic Hay steady for top
grades, timothy, tl2d go p'ane. ~ JOd rlO Lead
higher Butter quiet: creamery, li0 lsc; dairy, 100
l5c Eggs dull. nc for guaranteed. Comncal quiet.
~ 350'a! 10. WlJsscy steady, ~ rs. Provisions
quiet with only Job trade. Pork FL 30. Lard.
~ 10" SO %. Dry sot meats. lose shoulders, - -
longs and ribs 80 n5 shorts, 81 TO- boxed lots, l5c
moIc. Bacon shoulders ~ so: longs and ribs.
- .! IL; shots. -. -uearcnrel hams. Slia s2 80.
Rcceipts-Fl0ur. 1000 bush wheat $1,000 bush corn.
10000 bush: oats. 81 900 bush. Shirments--Flour.
400 bhs wheat, 5000 bush corn. 90 900 bush oats
1000 buxh rye, 10000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

Wa-chousc deliveries since June le?tz-s>rV" Iii
Is 500 Tags: baltimore, 01Ds bus: NcN-''o"'' ''
lag. Galveston. none Tota 202l hS rag; eh,ocsa
COTrON-On the spot steady, WIN pi'f n,5ou
s,r, "GS tales export and 30. lal,S ilf t. ,sy
Receipts the port. to-div l2,g n,, ~ iI,,c l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
JNOTUEP CALIFORNIA STAGE HELD UP'
THE F1r-ETt ROBBERY WITHIN A MONriI-THE
FXrRFsS BOX AID THE PAS>ENGtis'
POCKETS EiFLED

san Flanci co. May II 'SpeciaD.-Thc ionrth stage
robbery ihi, month occurred this morning near the
old Rrls sian set tlcnent Of Font Ross, III so'oma
tcunty Two masked IIghwaymen emerged from IA"
cha ppnra at the head Of Turner, Canon not far from
the fort and before the driver could recover nom
If. asiOLi,lme he looking down the barrel ot
shotgun. lie lost time In stopping MS team
and throwing out the Wells, Fargo a cos. express
box. The BOX picked up by u second robbcr'
who showed great disgust when II" ionnd u
20 light He shook II several Times ana
then said II not worth fOolng With
The five pns,cngGs inside, who were i.dly
nIehtcncd. then ordered u step out. ana were
mar,haled In line in the road. with their hands
held above their heads. The Second robbrr Then
went quickly through thcif p0het' cleaning up con
siderable coin. The mail bags were not touched.
AMI tho passengers. after being relieved of Their
vaIuabes were ordered back into the coach, ana The
driver was told 10 move on.
The men acted like veterans In the business, sbo"
ing no nervousness II was aiterwari found that
they had committed a burglary AT Fort Ross Inst
night and had stolen the shotgun ana rlhc Whrh
they used in stopping the stage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
rur pg0pOsrD SILVER CONFERENCE

Washington MAY l1.-At the request OF the sec
rctary OF the Treasury the Secretary of state has IN
stricted the United states Ministers In all tie Eu
Iopcan countries Invited to participate In the pro
posed international silver conference to cable a'
soon as known 10 them the action OF the respective
Governments In the matter The formal invitations
must have been received nj all the foreign capitals
ut least week ago. and II Is desirable to nave 'e
result by cable. as far possible. while waiung inc
receipt by mnil OF the formal responses. "reat
Britain. Italy aud Austria Hungary have alrcnnV hc
ceped the Invitation and II Is understood that assr
anccs have been received II favorable ACTON on i3
nort nf Finncc, switzerland and other European
countries.
rnsorl-. May I'm. Bcernaert, Mni'tar OF fihaic''
todny received Mr.. Terrell the American Minister
who expressed the desire Of the United states t't
peaium shou take part In the international monetary
conference,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
THINKS MIS-. MAVERICK MAY GET NEW IhlAL

London. MAY 17-Alexander McDOu2al ah"r con-
ulting with sir Charles Russell aud McNSr> J fie'cher
Nonlton Harry BOdkn Poland and Reginald j. smith,
tho counsel employed To consider the case oi MIS-
rloeuce May brick. the American who Is serving HE
sentence in Wolng Prison for the alleged poisoning
., her husband, james Maybrick, who was well
L,own Liverpool merchant has given opinion III
the case dsagIeeing with the opinion recently gwen
no Sir Charles Russell and Mcssrs. MouoD, Poland
and smith, which was 10 the effect that the rules oi
crj minal procedure deLar Mrs. Maybiick from any
.,,.dv at Law unless an making her trial "A
,u,rtv can he shown TO exist in the record. Mr.
NcDoucal in hi, opinion expressed the belief That,
I, tc facts in the and the irregularities III thc
,rocedure rs shown In his Instructions can be con
cIusiyely proved, new trial ought 10 be demanded
uo SAY. that there is no recorded Of refusal
81 thc courts TO grant new TRIAL in case OF felony
he bcleye, that Her Majestys High Court Of Justice
h iu,i idction TO entertain application for new
tral That court. he holds. should be asked 70 direct
,hn+ tho .otry OF the Irregularities in procedure be
,mdrro.s nn the record which would form the fOunda
lion ri an application for writ for new trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
THE. DRAFTED MEMS BILL" LAW.
THE GOVERNORS ATTITUDE TOWARD Ir-MASf

THE GOVERNORS ATTITUDE TOWARD ii-NA"E
OTHER MEASURES sIGNED, AMoN1 THEM
THE ONE FOR 4 woMES's REFoRMAToRY.
Albany May II (speciaD. .-tiovernor Flower today
signed Mr.. sulzer. bill appropating 100000 for tho
establishment OF a re.'ormatory for women In either
New York or westchester County. The bill provides
for the appointment b, the Governor OF hve residents
of the state, al least tao OF whom shall be women. a.
n,.mhsrs of a hoard at management Of the new ~
formatory. They are TO buy land within six months
80 site for TIE new building. which Is to have &C:
commodations for at lea st ESQ inmates
still another bill signed BY the Governor provides
for the BY the Mayor Of every city In the
state Of an Examining and Supervising Board of
plumbers and Piumbing" In New-i York. however.
,h,s Board is to be known as the Examining Board
=, Plumbers The Board Is TO consist OF Ave mem
her. of whom two shall be master plumbers. one q
iourneyman plumber the fourth the chief inspector at
plumbing employed 10y the Board OF Health of city.
and the last the chie engineer of city, having charge
~ the sewers This Board Is to examine as to thar
qualifications oil psrbons applying tor eartaacass q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
AGAINST GIVING FEDERAL AID.

Washington MAY l7.--ln the House oday Mr.. Breck
in,idqe Of Kentucky. from The Committee on Appfo
ptnton, reported back adversely the Joiht resolution
nproprintng 10000 ior the relief Of sufferers from
49,, ,'ra,v of the MiS,i i.>ip River In Warren County
IL and II was laid on the table. The report says
chat there is room for serious argument II to whether
under any circumstances, congress has the power To
,,,e money from the public treasury ANA 'AlF"i IL
e,r the relief Of destitute citizens III Ia" See !
th,t while the Government mas sometimes aPlh"
rriaci money for that purpose I'' power 10 uo -
,. t.., challenged and the assumption OF the
n,. rather re-uitri from sympathy
rxcitcd by appeals to ii, generosity chan from a
n.li,f that It really 20 >cNNcd It, The comm't''c
,onrludc,: IL relief should BE- given In TINS case
.c,rcely a week would pass without an appeal from
some quarter 10 Congress Local authorizes ""ui'
c,. ,ll efforts to make provision for local troubles
, md ,,rtunr. private charity would no longer "A-
Tend il, hclng hand. and great part OF the revchs
of the Government Womb De ucNo"" !" "Sp'''S"7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

ing any of the lockcd-out men, 4 complaint of
this kind came yesterday from Green's Landing
Me, where IT appears that work was offered 10
"a number of locked-out men by quarry owner
named Greenlaw. When the men appeared at
the quarry with their tools. they were sent away
by Greenlaw who. 1t is asserted, was intimidated
By members of the association Greenaw showed a
letter, said to have been written by w. 5 White.
saving that he Greenlaw, would he driven out of
business if he employed the locked-out men.
1t is charged that similar attempt was made
to frighten Matthew Baird, contracting pavcr Of
this city Mr.. Baird. however. refused to have
ANYTHING 20 do with the association.
large number of small strikes were ordered
yesterday in this city and Brooklyn by the Grant,"
Cutters National nion. The most important
one was in the yards of the White Granite Com
pany, FourtcenthSt and North River. where
several hundred stopped work. no attempt was
made yesterday to call out the employees in the
monument works in near the city. but it is
said that this may he done to-day. Tho most i'm
portant step is vet to he taken. II is nothing
less than the stopping Of nearly all the building
operations in the Eastern States. The Boards of
Walking DELEGATES of the Building Trades ana
the Building Trades Councils in all tho Eastern
cities, may decide TO order ouf every building trade
in support Of the strike II this is done not less
than 5000 men will he idle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
PERSIA REFUSES THE RUSSIAN LOAN.

TO RAISE IX LONDON THE MONEY FOR THE
TOBACCO COHrORATIONS INDEMNITY.
London. May 1T Times" today SAYS that
versia has refused Ru.slas prOnercd loan Of cjpoOp
to pay the indemnify - the Imperial Tobacco coIpor
ti0n, and has decided ~ aise in London loan {, Dav
the compensation clsms " The Times AIDS that the
now satisfactory end OF the negotiation, for Il new
han frees the shah from embarrassing financial
situation without posing him to grave Huca
dangers II also frees British trade In Pcr-ia from the
crec:s OF customs tarn that would have ben al
iusted under Russian Influence In the exclusive IN
teyess OF Russian traders, while al the Snm' timr II
frees British diplomacy from The dicredt OF teR ou
vitlcd BY Great Iirtain's Asatic rival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
TIE FRENCH SHORE NEGOTIATIONS.

London. May I7.-ln the House of Commons 10 day.
replying 10 a question put by A. &. Morton udberai
member for Peterborough in reference TO the French
Shore bill. Baron dc Worms. Parliamentary Secretary
Of the Foreign Office said that when the Ne"foundiahd
delegates Ncssrs Emerson. Morine and Monroe, left
here the negotiations unfinished; but that Mcssrs
Whiteway and Harvey. the other two delegates, re
mained in London, and they were distinctly under
stood to hold full powers 20 continue the diScussion
II it otherwise. the negotiations must be- ended
The prncpl OF the BILL EarOn de Worms added. haf
agreed upon before any Of the delegates had left
London. The subsequent changes related 10 details.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
CUT HIS THROAT IN 4 P4RLOR CAR.
SUICIDE or ALBERT H. STANTON, OF JERsEY


CITY.
Pouehkcep,ie y. V. MAY II t>peclal).-Just a'er
the ,outhbound fast train on the Hudson hNcr iodu
due I'm this city al O'Clock, left Hyde Park this
afternoon A well-dresscd man arose nom MS seat III
the paror car and shouting They are aiter me- cut
his throat with a knife from ear to ear. There was
CONSERVATION among the passengers ana women
screamed with fright II was thought best not 10
stop the train a. II fast approaching this ciy'
where II was halted and the man. who was stil anvc
was removed to the station baggaee-room. While the
adyissbity of taking the stranger to Nassar Hospital
wa, being discussed. he died. As he was diving. no
said he lived In Jersey CITY, and Coroner Frost tele-
rraphed the facts the chief Of police at that place
A dsnatch received here tonight says the man Is Al
her, stanton OF No. 337 Johnson ave. Jersey CITY,
Papers found on stanton'' body seemed to show
TINT ne vns In the employ OF Cross d Bguelin. dn-
,,o,d dealers OF No. II Maiden Lane, Ncw-iork. Re
c.i,t. were also found him. showing that he was
mer,ber of the oceanic Yacht Club. Another paper
anura IN him was a subpoena to appear before ths
Grand Jury OF Wayne County; at Lyons n. y. on
resbers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
HER go ASSENGERS DROWNED
A CASPIAN SEA STEAMER GOES DOWN.

THE woIcOw BELIEVED TO HAVE CAP-IZED,
OWING TO THE SHIFTING OF HER CARGO.
st. Petersburg, May 17.-Thcre is scarcely donb'
that the Caspian Sea steamer Alexander W"co"' WHICH
left a Persian port for Bahu toward the end oi
March, foundcied In hurricane which occurred on
March 90 The WOcow did not carry single HE
boat and her $50 passengers are given mp as l'N''
The steamer was hampercd with heavy deck load
and IT is supposd that her cargo shifted causing her
IN cousiyp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
Dashed TO TIE GROUND IN A RUNWAY.

The few people walking In st. Nicholasave. near
ono ehundred.and thirty -hfthst early last evening
were startled by the sight Of horse and buggy
dashing wildly along the roadway. In the buggy
were Loomis l.. White a banker. OF No. 40 Wall-st.
who lives at No. East Fifty -fourhst.. and James
Ferglison living at No. ~ West Fifty -hrstst. Ap
por.ntly the two men had lost control OF the hors,
N1ch daited from side TO side OF the road until IL
st. uck the curbstone, overturnng the buggy and
throwing the two men to the ground Mr.. White
sustained "A bad Gut on the forehead while Mr.. Fergu
son severely shaken Ne1ther o1 tnem was
seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
THE DEATH OF GENERAL GRES>ER

BELlHF THAT HIS MEDICINE, VTALINE, HAD
BEEN TAMrER.cD wITH-HIS CRUELTY.
London Nav l7.-"The Tclegnpls' Vienna CORE
spondent says There is doubt that "cneinl
Gresser the Police Plccct Of 81 Petersburg was the
victim of pot Of which GatchowsSf wa inn'crn''
and that tie pIottcrs tampcred with the Niiaiir
with which General Cre,ser treated. Two plans
have been formed 10 remove Gresser within the last
six months Ills treatment Of criminals and suspects
was bsrtarous lie addressed authors and journalists
like common laborcrs and often banlehed them with
out trlal. lie introduced the system OF torture OF
non political prisoners in all prisons. MI attempts To
persuade the Emperor 10 remove him fai.ed.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
PROGRESS OF THE STRIKE ELsEwHERE.

Providence, II. J.. May 17.-Gencral secretary J. J.
Byron OF the Quarrymens National Union arrived in
Westerly shortly after noon to-day. and meeting
held In Stonecutters' Hall at o'clock. II was wholly
OF loca! nature the secretary having TO the
regular weekly strikers wages. Mr.. Byron said In
interview. that the situation unchanged nj
present, and that determination manifest on the
part Of the men and manufacturers.
Philadelphia. May 1.-The strike Of stonecutters
in this county te>tifyng their approval Of the course
Of the lockcdout New England granite workers. began
10 day. At the various yards AID at building, IN
course Of erection the refused to work on granite
from New England No: II great many hands are
affected and II is thought the strike will last long.
Chicago. May Il (spccal.-The great strike ana
lockout OF the stone and granite workers OF INC
Eastern states extended TO this city To DAY
lcncefOrb until ,hcl brethren Of the East receive
what they demand the Stonecuters OF Chicago VIII
refuse to handle Snnc from the New England pi'rrle>
All the stOnecuttcra employed upn the NeWberN
Library Building quii work al o'clock thi morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
THE KAISER TO THE DANTZIGERS
BIDDING THEM WYATT WITH CONFIDENCE THE
RESULTS HI WILL ACHIEVE.

Dantzig. May 1.-THE Provincial Diet 81 west
Prussia last night gave grand dinner IN hohog "i
Emperor william His Majesty expressed h. ihahhN
for The enthusiastic reception, and declared ne ""Il
always promote tho wclf1re Of the province. In Tie
course Of his speech he aid May tl" sons Of ihs
country accep. patiently whatever Providence Ia, Ia
store for them and await with confidence the results
which the Emperor will achieve in the course of the
to some future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
THE BRITISH MISSION REACHES FEI.

Tangler May I7.-Thc British mission 70 the sultan
Of Morocco under Euan smith, entered fez on MiN
10 The streets of the town were lined win Moofisi
cavalry. and the mission was received WIFI ="
greatest pomp. Two days later the sultan sah'en
,nc mi, sion formal audience. which was hiIt
tnc occasi)n of a grand ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
NEwFcUNDLAND ENDS THE TARIFF WAR.

The DISCRIMINATING DUTIES on CANADIAN
PRODUCTS TO BE REMOVED-THE BAIT ACT.
st. Johns. y. F., May II (SpeciaD.-lt Is reported
on high authority that the Government has decided
TO allow Canada access 10 bait. and to remove the
discriminating duties Canadian products. thus end
ing the tariff war. The indemnity clauses Of the
Revenue act had to be removed before tho Governors
could be gwen. The Legislature closes this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

REWARDS FOR THE ARREST OF STAGE RobbEhs'
sacramento, Cal. May l1-Governor Markham mas
offered reward OF $500 for the arrest OF the man who
n davs ago fred upon the san Andreas stage killing
. voung woman and wouEding the driver. The Gov
crnor las offered similar reward for the arrest Of
the men who robbed the Redding stage on saturday
evening and killed the messenger, Montgomery.
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RESULT OF THE GREEK ELECTIONS.

Mhens May I7.--It is impossible 10 describe inc
ioy and relief Of the citizens over the result OF IN"
elections, OF the former Ministers, Only Dclyahnis
Is elected. 1rcoupis will inve maj '1tN oi lhrec
fourfbs Of the membeIs Of the BOulc.
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Ynnkton ; D., May l7.-Sunshinc prevailed all over
Yankton County on Sunday ana SeNtetuay inc
farmer, planted corn sunday. and. II the weather
,,,, ,,ood for n week all the will be in Wheat
~ .ii nm md In some fields Is six inches high.
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authority 10 declare that the Peruvian Government Is
firmly resolved to fulfil its contract with the Peruvian
Corporation.