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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
EMPEROR WILLIAM SAYS LORRAINE
WILL BE FORETER GERMAN
Her People Arc Thoroughly Loyal and
Appreciate German Unity-Speechcs In
the House of Lords for and Against the
Home Rut, n,I-Shoier, Victims.

Her People Arc Thoroughly Loyal and
Appreciate German UnIty-speechcs in
the House of Lords for and Against the
Home Ruie BiI-Choiern Victims.
METZ. Sept 6-Emperor william was enter
tanned last evening at n banquet by the mu-
nicipal authorities Of Metz and the high Of
ncials Of Lorraine. In his speech he thanked
the people OF Lorraine for the cordial welcome
which they had given him and for the repeated
demonstrations OF loyalty which they had
made daily during his sojourn Mt Urvillc.
Metz. he said, had shown hersefto be especial
ly devoted to the Emperor and empire BY
their enthusiasm in the last few days the peo-
ple OF Lorraine had given proof TINT they were
happy in belonging to Germany. They had
learned to appreciate German unity and the
greatness Of the empire. They now declared
themselves to be thoroughly loyal and desir-
Gus Of laboring in peace and enjoying unmo-
Tested what had been earned for them. The
unity Of Germany ensured the keeping OF tho
peace. Lorraine would forever remain Ger
man. protected by God and the German sword.
An unexpected incident was the salutation
OF the Emperor by the Bishop OF Metz at
Knrzel On behalf OF his clergy and him self the
Bishop expressed 10y that the Emperor had
decided to reside IN Lorraine He begged the
Emperor to Judge them not by the reports OF
was above ali, lie said, their endeavor to main:
respect for morality and to protect them from
subversiye doctrines which threatened tho ex-
istence of society.
The Emperor replied in a long speech. He
expressed heartfelt thanks and gratitude for
the exertions OF the clergy. a subject which, he
said formed one OF the topics OF his conyersa-
tion with the Pope on his recent visit to Rome.
The Bishop, interposing said that the Pope
had informed him of the sui beet OF the inter.
view referred to. by the Emperor. and added
that he was delighted to find that the EN-
perors views agreed with his own.
The EMPEROR then referred to the improved
health OF the Pope.
In departing he shook hands with the
Bishop. saying, IT am grateful to all who
support me In this work."
The health OF the troops engaged In the
mannuvres ia beginning to DO affected. Many
OF the infantry soldiers tainted to-day. n cir
cpmstance attributed variously to the heat
lack Of water. and bad food.
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COLLECTIVE OWNERSHIP.
Irish Trades Cnionist. Adopt n Sociaiistic
Principle.

BELFAST. Sept. 6.-The Trades Unionists Con-
gress passed to-day by vote Of 1877 to 81 n
resolution " that labor candidates for Parlia-
ment who received financial assistance from
trades unions shall be required to pledge
themselves to support the principle OF collec-
tive ownership and State control OF the means
OF production and distribution"
The resolutisn was opposed on the ground
that it committed the Congress to Continental
socialism. Several speakers said that the reso-
luton was a fitting declaration OF the Con-
gress's belief in tho great socialist principle.
John Burns. NJ. p. supported the resolution.
he said. because it cut right to the kernel of
the social labor programme. 1t did not hide
must be concealed under everything called
socialistc. The principle involved was like
many other principles. for instance. the ma
tionalization Of mines and railways. which for
merly were promulgated only by Socialists.
but now were recognized as part OF the Trades
Unionists programme
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Troops Withdrawn from th, Fighting Arena
at Koby.


CHICAGO. Sept 6.--Gov Matthews Of Indiana
to-day withdrew the last Of the State troops
from the arena of the Columb ian A. c. at Roby.
Tonight none but Receiver Hayes and three
deputies were on guard and the former was
confident that the club would cause no trouble.
but would await ths outcome OF legal proceed
ings.
The club made their first move to- day when
they showed that the arena and club house
had been transferred on Aug. ~ to another
party who demanded possession. This Hayes
refused. The step was taken to show that the
receiver who was appointed to take charge
WAS in fact holding an individual and not the
corporations property.
The criminal cases against Buffalo" Cos
tello. Billy Woods. Referee Tiler. and President
O'Malley went over Mt Crown Point until to-
morrow. when the latter's bonds will be raised
proportion. The case will not be heard until
Sept %
Judge Gillette. in the mean time. expects the
Grand Jury to indict for felony then hold the
men on the moro serious charge. and Quash
tho misdemeanor warrants.
The club to-day made All affidavit that Judge
Gillette was prejudiced. and asked for II
change Of venue in the Injunction case set for
Friday. The Judge selected by the court was
refused by the clubs attorneys. and Judge
Gillette allowed the defendants' lawyers to
name number Of Judges. any one OF whom
If acceptable to the prosecution, will be ap-
900 bonds and have the receiver discharged
They will then pull off the Critic Lavigne and
Barry Connors fights. pending the hearing Of
the cri minal cases.
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II any one wanted to ind n Tammany man
from the annexed district yesterday he had
to 60 on voyage OF discovery up the Hudson.
This was because Little Tammany, that Is
presided over by County Clerk Henry u. Pur-
roy. went On an excursion to Oscawana Island.
Every good Tammany man north OF the
,,iarlem River who could possibly break away
ufand Republic living at the foot OF East l2Stl
Steet Many Of them took their families and
pig lunch basket with them.
The boat was we'll filled when 1t left the pier
~ a. ABOUT 10 o'clock. but q landing was made at
W., u loot OF Last Twenty-third street and lot
an Ste ammany men got aboard. The boat
NJ, OH late. but the excursionists had twelve
liz icI Ias sold enjoyment, and the Grand kepub-
'' 'ahded them back, in Harlem about ~ r. Nj,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
A Girl Conver.ea to Catholicism.

STAMFORD Sept. 6-Miss Dora Carter has
been converted to the Catholic faith. as she
is to marry on Sept. - Daniel +. Tracey.
who is one Of the leading members OF the
Catholic Church in this city. The Carriers are
quite as prominent in the Episcopal Church.
Galen A. Carter. the father. is law partner Of
sam Fessenden. the Republican politician.
Miss Dora commenced studying the Catholic
faith several mont his ago with Father Rogers.
Father Van Rensselear and the jesuit Fathers
month ago she was baptized by Father Van
Rensselaer,. Since then she has been a regular
commitment at St Johns Church. Her
parents have offered no opposition to her con-
Version. They themselves changed to the
tablished in Stamford by the Davenports 300
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HOME RULE IN THE LORDS.
Tho Duke OF Argyll Leads the Days Tall
Against the BiIl.

LONDON. Sept. G.-The Duke of Argyll re-
sumed the debate on tho Homo Rule bill in the
House Of Lords to-day. Home rule. he said.
would be revolution. made in defiance of ex-
listing law. 1t differed from all previous poltt-
zeal changes in Great Britain. for these had
been based on an expansion OF constitutional
law. 1t was an attempt to frame new con-
stitution and to break up the old one. and 1t
must lead TO Irregularities which could have
no other issue than long series of national
diasters. The duty of the House OF Lords die
tated plainly that they should throw out the
bill and give the people time to pause.
Baron Playiair. in supporting the bill. de-
clared that II Lord Cares advice had been
bill would not be necessary now. Ulster
threats need not be taken seriously.
derry. and others spoke in condemnation of
the bill
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T, tnomss jay Gleason Of the firm OF Baldwin
"'e"son. novelties. OF Is Broad street. &C
suseu horace Beebe. drummer OF 39OA Mon
, ~ street Brooklyn. in tho Tombs Police
ouit Yesterday OF opening and reading let
trs audresssd by Gleason to i. +. Schraeder
f,rn"asSIIrtt OF the L. II. Cato Cigar Company rs
H. an nlieeI' Gleason says he gave he letter
tbsat"eih poyo" Of I}eebe to be mailed. and
,"sd hieo'r took tho letter from the man and
im nm ~, ne also says that the letter was an
iis.T,uH1 business communications, Beepe
LOT exam nation to-day
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Tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock. in the
Church OF st. Paul. Fifty ninth street and
Ninth avenue three deacons will be ordained
priests and an acolyte will be made SUBJ
deacon. These Young mon. the Revs. Timothy
V. Mention. Peter OCallaghan. Henry +.
studying at the Paullst House attached to the
Catholic University In Washington for several
years. Two are graduates from St Francis
Xnvier's College In this city. and one from
Harvard. The last was a bsrrister In Dublin.
The sacrament will be conferred by tho Right
sence OF his Grace. Archbishop Corrigan who
is now In Chicago. The Rev T. Y. Mention will
sing his first mass on Sunday at IL O'Clock.
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NEWS FROM TIE ORIENT.
Chiuese Destroy n Catholic Chapel-Fire and
Earthquake In Japan.

VICTORIA. b. c.. Sept G-The North China
Daily Mems OF Aug. . says that news has ar
rived Of the destruction by q mob Of the Ro-
man Catholic chapel in the town Of Genkia-
wana. near the city of Mienvung. about 100
miles west of Hankow. The foreign pries's in
charge escaped to the neighborinR town. AS
far as known no lives were lost. though sew
eral nntive houses shared in the destruction.
The affair happened on the Both ult.. and tho
French Consul is inInirng into the crcum-
stances
Japan has during the past month expert
enced nres and earthquakes. On Aug. 16 the
village OF Iyenokami. in Tamba province. was
burned and sixty-four lives were lost. The
village Of Hon Tomari Kitami province. was
being consumed. but fortunately without ia
tally.
On Aug. the town OF Hakozaki. Fukuowa
prefecture, comprising sixty houses, was also
destroyed and upward OF 200 persons rendered
homeless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07

TACOMA. Wash. sept. G,gFarmers through
out the Northwest have been swindlsd by
the Northwestern Seed Company. with head
'Seeds and cash prizes were given away to
farmers returning an agreement which was
really promissory. note; There are many
other states The swindlers learned that the
Dostal authorities were after them and have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
Funeral Of jerome Bonaparte.

BEVERLY. Mass. Sept. 6-The remains OF
Col. Jerome Bonaparte were conveyed to ST.
Margaret's Catholic Church this morning
where a simple requiem mass was celebrated
by the Rev. Francis J. Curran OF st Mnry's
Church. Among those present at the services
ton. r. Jefferson Coolidge. OK Minister to
France: Robert II. Endicott. Franklin 7. Dex-
The body remained In the church until 4
o'clock. when it was PLACED in purple plush.
handles and put on board a special train for
Baltimore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
Poucher Beaten In the Caucu.es In Wayne
County.

ROCHESTER. Sept. 6.-The attempts OF tho Hon.
William A. Poucher OF Oswego to gain control
OF Wayne county delegates this year have re-
suited in disastrous defeat thus far. and his
final rout is not far Off. Eleven OF the fifteen
towns Of Wayne county have already hold their
caucuses The Pouchcr men have secured only
three. Of which Ontario was carried by resort
ing to the snap game This was accomplished
by Dr. J. g. Brandt who wants to DO Pension
Examiner. Canal Superintendent Edgar d.
Miller carried the town OF Arcadia by nearly
three hundred majority.
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Cholera,

LONDON. Sept Ga death from cholera oc-
Cured last night in Rotherham m. near Sheffield.
One person died Of cholera in Hull tod day
ROME. Sept. Give deaths from cholera and
ten new cases were reported in Palermo to-
day. In Casino one death and seven n ew
cases were reported: in Naples. four Deaths
no new cases.
BERLIN. Sept. CDR. Monods report on the
condition Of France says that Nantes is the
outbreak there being apparently due to the
contamination OF the Loire. The epidemic in
the south OF France is rapidly declining.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
Plies or sxULbs I'M HER nom.
The Cargo the Dereiict BRIG viis Brought
Over fron Egypt.

The Austrian bark Villa. which was picked
up derelict of Hstteras by the Norwegian
steamship Breidalblik on Aug. 30 and brought
into this port. has as strange n cargo as is
were found ahoat It consists OF bales OF rags.
which are common. and OF bones. which are
unusual
A Sun reporter visited the ship yesterday.
and with the man In charge took a look at the
cargo. Bales OF rags were piled high all
through the hold. and in between them were
bones. There were all kinds OF bones-animal
bones and human bones. skulls Of horses and
cattle. and skulls OF human beings. arm bones
and leg bones and cattle hoofs. and any
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
Every Cow Her own brewery.
isom n. Phi'ad,Irhia Record.

PoTTsTowN. Sept. 1.-When Farmer Jacob
Christman went to a pasture field yesterday
he was astonished Mt the antics OF his large
drove OF cows. They were all staggering about
Ike iiKo 80 many drunken men Ihoy beloved;
like circus horses prancing to the time OF a
brass band. 1t was the worst lot of zig steps
toxicated. but how they came to DO SO was q
mystery until A: X. Evans. q veterinary sur
geon. was called. lie found that the cattle
had broken into corn field. and the greer,
corn they had eaten fermented in their
stomachs causing intoxication.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07

Robert Palmer. II years old, living at POT
Fast Forty-seventh street. and Edward Mid
dieton OF the same age. who lives at PIT Fast
Forty-seventh street, fought at the corner OF
Forty-seventh street and Third avenue last
night Palmer stabbed Middleton in the log.
intlicting Jagged flesh wound and was him
self seriously cut in the abdomen. Both boys
We're arrested and were taken TO st. Lukeb
Hospital for treatment.
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DENVER, Sept. 1.-THE Republican State Cen
trail Committee adjourned last night after
adopting an address to the Republicans of
the State declaring that while 1t was the pur-
pose OF the Republican party OF Colorado to
make silver the paramount issue. 1t was not
doomed best to abandon the party at large; as
were in full accord with the national organ.
iZation.
The result of the action taken will bs the
placing OF a straight Republican ticket in the
field this fall. and a fight on straight party
lines.
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AURORA. ILL.,. Sept 1.-THE little village Of
osweGo has had another sensation In the at
,'mht OF Levi n Hall. the banker, to commit
s1lrIGe' lie took dose OF laudanum. but was
IfTlGe,l by the vigorous use OF a stomach pump.
hbi.ipn, Several weeks ago he announced that
rs,, 2IanE would remain closed until he could
hr si NO On MS assets; 1t now appears that he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
The Very Rev. Father Ring Comius.

The Very Rev. W. L Ring. o. NJ. l.. Of Dublin
is a passenger on the Guion steamship Alaska.
which sailed from Liverpool last Saturday.
Father Ring is en- route to Chicago to attend
the Catholic Congress as the official represent
tatiye OF Cardinal LoRue. Father Ring was for
some years Provincial of the Ohlate Fathers in
Great Britain and Ireland: He will not visit
in this city until his return from Chicago when
il is expected he may be induced to lecture on
the Irish National Pilgrimage to Rome. which
owed SO much OF its great success to his untir-
ing energy.
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FATHER EDWARD CORCORAN ILL.

Very Little Hope OF the Brooklyn Clergy
mans Recovery Entertained.
The Row. Edward Corcoran. rector OF St
Josephs r c. Church In Brooklyn. is lying in
q critical condition at the parish house at So
Pacific street. He has boon suffering from q
complication OF diseases for some time. and
caily abandoned. TO anxious in1uirers who
called at the house last night tho assistant
priests said that Father Corcorau was very
low. but might survive for some time. Father
Corcoran is one OF the oldest and most es-
teemed cergymen in the Brooklyn diocese.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
Notes OF Foreign Happenings.

Prince Bismarck is much better. For a week
or more his condition caused great anxiety to
his family. but he now is regarded as out Of
danger.
Mr.. Gladstone and tho Earl OF Aberdeen had
a long conference at Blackcraig Castle. Perth
shire. yesterday. To-day the Earl Of Aberdeen
will sail from Liverpool for America. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gladstone are at Backcraig Castle as the
guests OF Mr.. Armistead. an old friend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
Kicked to Death by a Horse.

FAR RocKAwAy. L. T.. Sept. G.-James Pen
derGast. livery stable keeper OF this place.
was found unconscious in his yard this morn
ing by his son. He was suffering from wounds
in tbS head. from the effects OF which he died
shortly nfterward. 1t was at first supposed
that he had met with foul play nut he recov-
said that when he was giving his horse a
drink MT about 30 o'clock this morning the
animal became angry and kicked him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07

A. Milo, 2l2 East Thir'y-sevsnth street Cook 4
Son damage; 80 Al 80, and ~ PIKE street. Nor.
ris Levy damage $50 900: s:l5, $50 Cherry street.
Joseph Carmen damage 500,
~ M;--liIO AZ West fortv,nf;h street Timothy
James McNal!y damage $40; 1 80 80 suffolk street,
Juiius FrCk damage trIhng. 3!lo j34 East ffty
street. samuel GTernhHum damage flUO. $50. 800
hast s.yebty.sNtn street Mrs Becker no damage;
g;2p, sd3 southern boulevard John Marobcn. damage
500,
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lie Only Look. Like a Poet.

There is a barber on tho main street of
BROOKLYN who is almost the counterpart OF
Richard Watson Glider. the poet OF Union
square But tho likeness stops at his looks
for the barber Is intensely practical. Now. ="
no says when he has cut a customers hair
you better let me sinch your head init wax
taper. 1t won't make some more hair come
holdings will do dot-but 1t will keep from fall
ing ovid der leetls hair yot YOU got"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07

LINCOLN. Neb. Sept. 6.-The Independent
State Convention. near midnight last night.
nominated District Judge Slas II. Holcomb Of
Broken Bow. for Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court, The Convention was marked by
The platform. in all essential details. reiter-
ates the principles enunciated at the National
Convention at Omaha in July last Free coin
age Of silver at a ratio Of l6 to is favored.
and United States senator Allen and Congress-
men Bryan, Kern. and McKeaghan are upheld
in their fight for the white metal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
w. X. Vanderbilt Leaves Newport.

NEWPORT. Sept. CIV. X. Vanderbilt left in
his new steam yacht Valiant for New York to-
oay. lie was ACCOMPANIED by his family, and
left his servants, orders for closing his house
ri Il Understood that he Will start in week or
two Tor England on his yaght, ap 40 VIII spend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
bone by the Cyclone In Florida.
from n, Florida Timer Uaior

Ono OF the most peculiar results OF last Sun
days cyclone can be seen in Fast ia cksonville.
A largo OAK tres was twisted by tho force Of
the wind half way around. yet remained up
right. and there are no splits or cracks visible
upon Its surface, This In itself would not DO
tree still stays in its new position and the lin bs
which were previously or the west side arc
now on the east The body OF the tree is prob
ably split so that II will eventually die. but tho
bark seems to have remained lnbroken and
intact, and therein lies tho popularity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
Cut In Two by "a Trolley Car.

CAMDEN. N. j., Sept G-John Camaroto. a
driver for a brewing firm. was struck by
trolley car near the Gloucester race track to-
day and cut in two. The cars have been run
ming two months. and his is the second death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
D.capItatsd by "a Train.

PATERSON. n. j.. Sept. 6.-Michaol Harring-
ton a day watohman at the Matson machine
works. while returning from work tonight.
w. nm down and killed by the westbound
ETi IRE passenger train due here ,6 at 9o2 ocI9ek
MS n1H vas the father Of q largo family and
rrn.EIded at 1877 Straight street lie was 50
vearR old.
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LONDON. Sept. 6.-Monson. who is supposed
to have shot young Marlborough a few weeks
ago while the latter was hunting on tho Ardla-
mont estate. In tho county OF Argyll. has been
formally committed for trial for murder
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
State HCIltIcs.

The Peoples party OF the Thirty-second SEN
mated Urban Prescott OF Machias for Senator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was n Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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Zimmerman's English Qunrtcr-miIe Record
Beaten.

LONDON. Sept. 6.-At the Horne Hill track to-
day. A. w. Harris of Leicester beat the best
English quarter mile record Of A. 4. thinner
man. Harrlss time was 81 sec0nds.
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WORLD'S FAIR TRAINS.
Mr.. Depew Says the New York Central 10
Ready Increase Facilities.

Mr.. Depew Says the New York Central 10
Ready to Increase Facilities.
CHICAGO. Sept 6.-Gov. Flower had an inter-
view with Chauncey NJ. Depew to-day with ref@
erence to the alleged failure Of the New York
Central to agree to the proposition Of other
Eastern roads to run daily single-rate Expo
sition train. with sleeping cars, to Chicago and
back. In reply to the questions Of the Cow
ernor. Mr. Depew said:
II have been from the first strenuous advo-
cate of the most liberal policy on behalf Of the
railroads toward the Exposition. Tho ordinary
trains now run alternately By tho various
connecting roads are the result Of representa-
tons made by me. Could have had my own
way these would have been moro freauent
would have run daily with ordinary coaches:
an extension OF the facilities for 20.
ing to and coming from tho Fair. the
New York Central road Is really now.
with the consent OF the other memb ers Of the
at a single rate to Chicago and return; AZ an
evidence Of our entire good faith in the mat
ter may point to the fact that we had new
sleeping cars built for this SERVICE"
President Whitney OF the West End Resigns.
Boston. Sept Cat a meeting Of the West
End Street Railway directors. held this after
noon. Mr.. Henry NJ. Whitney resigned az
President. The resignation was accepted and
a vote Of thanks given the retiring President.
Mr.. Whitney says he wishes to devote more
time to other neglected interests. principally
the Dominion Coal Company. He goes TO the
Adirondacks Friday.
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r., ,v,bing UrbnnA Vine company's Gold sear
az ~ smpSene is eXcelled by NO foreign pTAAd-AaA