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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
BURRY1NG CUBAN SUGAR TO THIS CoUN-

Havana. July Z.-The sugar market has con-
tlnued strong and active during the week ending
to-day Holders at this place and on the coast are
anxious 10 dispose Of their stocks. which the ex-
por,ers are buying in Owing still 10 the belief that
duties will be restored in the United States by Au-
gust l. exporters have fixed July q as the last day
available for shipments. in order that steamships
leaving Cuban ports on that date may arrive at
PORTS OF destination in due time 10 AVOID payment
a. duty II Is reported that some OF the leading
sugar planters have decided 10 charter steamships
.or their account in order 10 snip 10 me ni'eI
States all their stocks. as a prccautiOn lhere y
much activity DAY ana night in the sugar ware
houses and at all the shipping ports In weighing
and loading sugar So, ..,.,.
The tobacco traders who constituted the commit
te. Of Defence" he'd another meeting on SaturiaN
home Goyernrent - repeal the reciprocity treaty
with the United States II the American Governmeh,
should decide 10 maintain the present du'ies Oh
Cuhan cigars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
,,,,,rrvAY AND BOND FOUND GUILTY.
~ ropvrR PREMIER AND COLONIAL sEcRE-
'hN ~, ,.r1vrOr-NDLAND UNsEATED
AND DISQUALIFIED.


,,hr,s \ +. July % (SpeciaD.-Justice Little
-, Judgment to-day in the Trinity election
W. ands Sir William Whiteway the eX-
.- and Mr. Bond. formerly Colonial Secre-
w. s,ilty Of bribery and corruption, and they are
~., .,od and disqualified. Mr.. Watson has been I'M
'.",sa hut not disqualified. Thirteen nave no"
saa,e1 and two more are awaiting Judg-
nent. ,,.,,.o,,. and rond
= h.ssd IN the ground that they authorized the
a,,prs Of large amounts of money for PUBIC
irs roads bridges etc. during the fortnight pre-
go. s,y N take such course that the! alIocdlsH
tv MAJ small sums, ranging from $40 10 stO' 10 ~
M persons 10 build or repair private roans 10
"a ,lIocas gardens etc. ana that suCH eNt,,'u'
!ns Pai,ogether occas oned the employment OF nun MN
s.as ~ men Immediately before the eiecuon. M
!.nnSSsrad a fair election impossible The Whoe en-
..ardi,rrs in the district was S2.u" :, 1870.
prsa case is the most important tried here IN iai,
..rs and occupied three months IN nearing n. M
iys.Ice Carter at first presided. but ne len ~ anu
yns,ics Little continued the hearing. Inc ~
.v,,ss exhausted every device 10 prevent 'nt
49, coming 10 an end hoping by sort OF gueIliIa
ron eoii az overthrow the Goodridge Government
va cnrnel the abandonment of the triais. ne
cov.rnment's triumph Is now compete IneH M =
- collecting revenue during the ldsI SIN WrhS
vI,hont legal authority. owing 10 the hite"dsi.e
ss,ny in a majority In the Assembly ana re- aslis
D.i.s rsvsnue hills but the unseatng or these
three members will give the GoVeIhmehI onS ~
al majority 10 pass measures. ana NE ~
III, nnen next week 10 accomplish the Work,, te
sys-elections will be held in November 10 HI inc
vacancies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
WAVED by IOWA REPUBLICANS.

,,orr THAN loo DELEGATES At THE STN'"
co>,vrNrIoN THE rfNTFORM
hos Moines Iowa. July 2'-The Iowa Nep"'''' ~
convcntion which was held here 'o-"'Y' WIS 90,
If fla. largest in the history OF th' p''N - W.
cto,. nominated "A state ticket whirh docs ho' con"
form 10 the predictions made by thc Po"u'' ~
,.or,s last night and adopted platform which con
NV, 49,, rofcronc, 70 the liquor question. 1t also
,o,,od a resolution requiring the state 'eh''"'
committee 10 refrain from taking part Ill the per
mt organization of future conventions.
- convention was he'd In Calvary Taoernac-e
auditorium which he'd 100 visitors IN a'p''on ~
,h i'm delegates Chairman Blythe. OF the H'i'e
r,.a, committee called the delegates TO order
at u:lo o'c.ock and read the ca'.. i"'h ne '
duco1 the Rev J. l.. Weaver whose prayer crea'eu
a sensation for it, denulclatlon or the pe'ii'
marty. John y BALDWIN. Of Council. Il u'is, WAC
introduced az temporary chairman. MS au''
nrovo,ed much enthusiasm At the close oil HIS a"-
dress the regular committees were h''"e"' anu
recess was taken unit. p m
After The recess. the Committee on f'r"'" -
r,,izotlon having approved the selection OF D. d.
Harsh OF Creston. FOR PERMANENT Guar man. ~
vas chosen by the convention In OPENING MS Az
.1cess NJ Harsh corgr ltrlated the d''esa"' "p
the condition Of the Republican party OF 'h' ''~'V
.Jt * united he sail "and has It's race 10 '"e io
ua,ui,,cors are no longer designated In Iowa ny
,re,.r.,cs or quality terms. We are all simply he-
| n,huc,,s" Mr. Harsh then referred TO the pros
| rcrlty Of Iowa an eXempnhciuoh VI Wv 49,.
| ~ p.n,,hrc,r principles and warned the delegates
| ,bat rho ewes Of the Nation were upon them anu
| that their utterlnces would have Na'ion"' ''''
/ port . ,,,, ,,a,,or ~
! Secretary of State w. Nj. MctarIahu' A"u''o' "
stnte c. O. Mccarthy and Supreme J"uscS
! r Granger and II. L. Deemer were re.no' 49,,
/ hv occlamation. For Treasurer or STATE '"e,.
were three candidatesW. W. MORROW ~ d.
| Davidson and John Herriott
ON the fourth ballot Herriott was nominated N.
ton Remley OF Iowa city. was noinha,eu io' -.
/ t,rnev-C;eneral on the fourth ballot Inc oo"'e"
,,on took a recess until p. m. and tonight the
ticket was completed "a follows: ,
Railway Commissioner. c. l." DAVIDSON" VI -.
Clerk OF the Supreme Court. C. T. Jones OF vas"
,ngton. supreme Court Reporter u. l. sal''"s"' VI
| Manning
The platform is as follows: ..,,or,
! The history OF the last year mas again es'.''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
,nrvcH DEPUTIES EXCITED.

~,,,ued from First Page

1,oe d'Instruction preparing
preventine cling the same, was also reJecleu'
case i!U, ,on, also proposed an aihen9l ', ,roD
NJ VIVIAN onnlication of fragrant oehl pro-
prohloo" enabling the arrest, triaI anu ,rs NJ
cedure sac,or within twenty-four hours. NJ
a maleiao. hucan said that the demands OF vi;
Guern. nep a complete revision OF the crlinirai
vyiani wele ~ the Anarchists. NJ. Vivian re-
code IN Ia. ,he country would not ratify the vote
torted t Hha roher in rejecting his amehoiheh'.
81 the cn'hac Republican Socialist. moved tnat
" CalVl.ons demanding bail should be ex-
accused pI,hin ,yenty-four hours NJ fourquei!
smineo W. Republican Radical. declared ina.
De po' nrovision was needless. W
such go tho contrary. 1t was just ueiiian .
maintain, a,,ion would only show that a majority
ard It's rsJhor we're oblivious to all sentiments
o. the o The motion was rejected, 52S 10 Ia
%p'|,rR CHALLENGES JOURDAN.
.,o,e,v after adjournment the loooies
IH'" su.d with Deputies discussing NJ. Jour
ve. .,,ock upon NJ. Rouver. NJ. Jourdan was
dsH' - q heated group Of Socialists VINO
the ~. hands and cheered him. NJ Rouvlers
heo - s,rrounaea him and kissed him re-
irienuS There was 81 brief consultation whlSh
pea.sus; 4, Rouvers sending his SECONDS 10 NV
resuitw, Deputy. VI. Burdeau President .. !iie
soclanhar interviewed this evening 10 preVen. .ne
CnahoIJ persuaded NJ. Jourdan 10 withnr"W lhe
duel az hirsh he uttered in the debate. ana I'M
insul. mis- will satisfy NJ. Rouvier: -,
douoess,c hots on the Anti-AnarChist OIL VIII emu
Ine TCbamber early tomorrow. Inc OH VIII
ID .n' ,ha Senate in the evening ana VIII ne
ga Immediately TO coinn NIT, ara Ches-
isbate on Friday Seha'oiS
o.vr will oppose It. ,. -. ,or,,,
Melons seconds selected respectively by deputy
Inc md lean Drault. of the Socialist journal
pen'iiJ, hre Parole" have agreed tha' 'here Is ho
, we for duei between the TWO '''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS

Paris. July 25.-The police are searching for
has been missing since July y ans Is ihoufht 10
have been murdered lie arrived here on july ''
with a friend named Benton and disappeared '"'
next morning.
rondon July 25-The Wesleyan Confercnce today
cd the report Of the special committee pro
posing TO create a new order OF separate charmen
Of bishops.
London. July 25-In the House OF Commons 10
ds> Inc bi providing for the equalization OF rates
in London passed It's second reading without d
division.
Liverpool July % -August T. ana VIII De Cd
served a. HOLIDAYS on the Cotton ENchahst'
Landau Julv 2j-The Duke Of YORK. speaking nj
Aherdeen Ia 81 night said ION behalf OF IN" puch'Ss
and for myself warmly Acknowledge your con
EXAMINATIONS on the birth OF our son. ne ihhh-
1estations Of LOYALTY which the happy event mas
evoked throughout tho Empire have i"uch"d Us po'h
deeply.
Munich. July 1.-The resignation OF Professor
peitenkofer from the Munich University mas
aroused great deal Of public Indignation here. as
q is understood that the resignation was "niorc"I
hy pressure from Berlin IN consequence OF nI.
Petirukofer's having objected 20 some or me anu
cholera measures recommended by Professor ho'h.
ST Petersburg July The authorities have
made thirty-eght additional arrests OF ->Wl''StS
within the last twenty-four hours
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TO GET THEIR CASE READY.

The Executive Committee OF the RepuDhcah Ut
eanization Of the City and County OF New-York held
n special meeting at the State Club. No 70 East
Twenty second-st last evening. The action OF the
Republican State Committee Of yesterday was us
cusosd and preparations were begun for proper
pr SentatiOn the Of the organization LOT lc
state Committees special committee when X met,s
In this city August TO examine INTO thT stIe'S
little outward evidence that Mr.. MilhoHand ana MS
courao oxcpn, that each member OF the Executive
committee wore a little red. white and blue ribbon
I'm his coat apc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
CANDIDATES AT MILWA UhEE
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONN IN Hun
MAJOR W u rpuAM or MARsHFGELD. LEADING
ALL RIVALS FOR THE GOVERNoRSHiP-
THE DECLARATIONS or PRINCIPLES.


Milwaukee, July 25-Thc Republican state Con-
v4ntlon WAS called to order at noon by Chairman H.
:, Thor, At IN. Academy OF Music. No conven-
,l,n Of Ike interest has ever been held IN MIL
YANKEE Nine candidates were placed TN non'na-
ton for Governor. and the result was IN DOUBT uh'i
the moment Of victory. The canbiiatcs were a.
follows. lame. q; Monaghan. ~ Darlington. l.. Bs
Caswer. " Jefferson. Horace \ Taylor OF Madi-
son: \ II Long % Crawford County Thomas NJ.
Ulackstork Of Shcboygan. William II. Ipham. Of
Narshnolt. Edward Schoncld. Of Oconto. y !.
Haugcn. OF River Falls. and Hans g. warner OF
Ellsworth Chairman Thorn. according to Inc priv
l.ge accorded him by "A r"'eut ruling haIn'1 the
temporary chairman. Eugene X Elliott Of MIL
waukce In his speech - 'he convention Mt Elliott
scored the Democratic party FOR the part u had
taken I'm the late labor troubles. arl FOR It's advo-
c,cy Of monom,iallism. IL rounlly Denounced the
foreign policy Of the Administration ami declared
the Democratic party hAl always been anu "d3
now controlled by tAe SOLID south secretary
Gresham was referred 10 disappointed poll
,iclan Of Republican anteceients hidden In the
shoes once worn hy James q Blaine and the
Smaller liI not find . surprising that n" shoull
nnd in the Queen Of the Cauriba Islands dhSky
Venus aud drape her expansive charms IN 'h'
folds of the American flag He reaihrmei tA'
principle that IN the protection 81 American IN
d,stres lies tho only political safety. and that such
protection should be generously granted regardless
~ sectional lines. At tho conclusion o. his speech
an adjournment was taken until o'clock
In the afternoon The temporary organization was
SO , .,. ,i,,f,--, offered by tn.
maze I''i"A"'"'' ''' $50 ''' :,
Commute %" Resolutions va "''''''
follows
We rgaarm me r "u"rf' n,4 also ,he plat
u , ,',1i 49, the s.atc Republican Convention
"a 49,, - ara T'"e" Our ''''S'' 90 Wv '''''
io,th 'n,I'ln, ,,.,,,,,n ~ IN. country resulting
from ~, ,nIg4,g"G art H., handfcds Of facoy-
10y yorseho.. cio... lowu tn thousands of mon
out q emto. "r' , arr 70 the VISION Of The
.nt ~ s,,e.,,on 20 home Industries which has
ala. ",~" ,'r 1r'" ''''''''''' '
Tho Rep hl, "a" i,'' H. ,a.,,s,ii. - The other.
an cnr,t'i r.. origin In opposition tn" on
To" !ft9 "'' t..,,l Ion 81 labor and under is
Hlav"m"nt ana u. IA" tinted states re-
Io''',N -, 80. ~ v.,res and attained degree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
Arkansas REPCBLICANS.

Little Rock Ark. July &.-lt was l'i' ciocA '','
morning when the Republican State Convention aa'
,d ar,er having nominated Governor.
,Aon,ed platform and named Central Commit-
toe Powell Clayton was the ruling spirit OF inc
meeting The nominaton Of II. ]" Kennel OK
Newport for Governor was brouSh; about IN snerai
axnoctation that Colonel Thomas Bo!es Oh for'
smith would get that honor rcso' AZ prssient
,,1 Colonel Fred Grant for Nce-President ior 3D.
but hundreds shouted for Mckinley ana the resoiu-
ton was lost In the tumu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUBS NEW HOME.

The German Good Government CUP 1r, ol u.e
,,.u ,sa,,b,, District established Itself in It's
~ haadouar,ars last night No. LIZ Seconl-ave.
,rha president =. F. Thoma was In the chair ana
snake Of the growth OF this and other German Coco
Government cubs The club had been organized Q"
Nav q. and Incorporated on June 10 Us member
sh,n had recently increased. until 1t now haa i''
members Harris Rome. George Honmah' r-'"i"
t,ro,ene Albert s BishoT and julius Stenoersss'
,Sy,a,,bars ~ German Good GOvernpleht CIuus.
s a.o on the srowts and popularity of the move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
HOUIls: kornanS
l3s4s67 500 II - " Nnl
q ~ q ~ " y q " S.
# n sls Il sss: ~, ,.ss M
) - ... ~ iS;ta D

In this diagram continuous white line shows W
changes In pressure indicated by The Trounes , s
recording The broken line represents te '
perature az observed Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune Office, July g. a. m-The weather 80
terday was fair and hotter. The temperature ra"e
between 70 and 81 degrees, the average 'oo'u 800
IS. higher than on Tuesday and ~ nigner e"~" -
tie corresponding day last year Al. - -
The weather Is likely to continue ts~ -
to-day.
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A srAGE-coAcH HELD Up IN MEXICO.

Vera Cruz Mex. July 2j.-The diligence between
Perote Pace and Tszuitan has been held up by
ROBBERS, large amount OF money and valuaDies
being secured The robbery IS the first in Mexico
lor near.y ten years The stage-cOach, while In the
great pine forests was attacked by armed ana
merchant was p.undered OF 81 900 in bank notes. and
me bandits also rifed the express box and Inc
pockets OF the other passengers. among whom were
Mo women From the latter were taken diamonds
Hngs and Jewels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
CHOLERA RIOTS IN RUSSIA.

st. Petersburg. July p (SpeciaD.-Serious riots
have occurred at Scharnow, in the Province OF
Radon. growing out Of the prevalence OF choera
Yesterday mob prevented the burial in the town
cemetery Of the bodies OF several persons who had
tsi from cholera and compelled the bodies 10 be
taken elsewhere They then made an attack upon
The hospital and carried number OF sick persons
eui into the surrounding grounds. The ponce ha1
hitherto been poweress but they were reinforced
BY detachment OF gendarnes who fred INTO me
crowd wounding many persons. The ringleaders OF
ne mob were arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
p,rv.s FIFE WORKS TO NIGHT

Tho Thursday evening nrework displays after the
snectacle OF ''I.ala Rookh" in Pains outdoor inca
ire at Manhattan Beach. are entirely uiHc'en'
from those shown any other night In the Week
rne arst Of these specially arranged pyrotechnic
dlsnlavs will be made this evening. and 10 Judge
from the preparations being made. IL PROMISES "
be Q brilliant affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
nox CARLOS WOULDN'T ACCEPT THE TERMS

London July 25.-The Madrid correspondent OF NV
Central News says: "A declaration signed by Don
ra,,oe Prince Of Asturias and son Of Don Carlos
has appeared In II thu Primo" SAYS mat ne 'ouIn
not accept the Spanish crown as liberal co''s',tn
,ional king Several years ago. ne adcS, S'h"i
Sagasta. now Premier of red the crown 20 l,o'
Carlos on the condition that he reign as hhcfa
monarch and Don Carlos blunty refused H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
,ur CONDITION OF MR.. GLADsToNE's EYE

A NEEDLE OPERATION NhVHSSNI' nv
TuRE CATARACT on THE OTHER EYE
London. July 25-"The Lancet" says that 'he
oupl Of MI Gladstones eye. which was recently
onerated upon has become so obsiructed that d
Dpea'e oneration is necessary His other eye Is al
ysctsd With an Immature cataract, but he can sun
aided by the application OF a solution OF atrophe
see 70 write and 70 read good print moderately Wen
MS general health Is good and MS vgor remarkable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
To H. Rcpullcnn ElccioTs u ~ S'''' oil ~"

70 the Republican Electors OF '"' ''''' %
YORK - , .,. STATE = New y ork
- IN d,hers who may dcslr" % unit" WIN 'nr,"
a. unfolding the principles ~ me ~ ,',a.. "a
-" ir.reI In tho platform adopi'i hS me .iS' y"
a. r' |cnnv"n,ion are hereby requested 10 'i,
delegates TO the STATE CONVENTION - rse,,cmbcr
i.'h,,. Snrirgs on fhr 18TH day OF .''Pt'l'"'
Sst CT 70 cocs noon 20 nominate candidate ,or
~ or,c~s II Governor Lieutenant i, !,
M lido. ~ the Court % Api"hir. y" 'i..' ."
60. Committee and tran-1ct such otn.t p"S'''
as may properly come t"iore ne n he en-
- - ,eureaentaiion IN accorddnC" WIN ~ "''
Established by the STAT 'hNrn"'n a,vaxcd stow.
snw fbr number Of deesatcs to wncn thr1 S''''"'
NSS'''"'' WILLIAM BRDpKFlELD Chairman
r,uX ( KENYON. SECRETARY
T,ho number Of delegates - which the several
,,,,,,,.s and Assembly Districts In the state are
..,,,,od &c given IN the following schedule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26

TD'E wv ~ IT
THE STATE CONTROLLER THE GUEST OF THE
LOGAN CLUB OF BROOKLYN-wIIAT HE SAYS
or REPI -BLICAN PROSPECTS,

or RETIBLICAN PROSPECTS.
James A. Roberts State Controller. was the
guest OF the Logan Club. Of Brooklyn. AT It's club
house at No. gjj Sixth-ave.. last evening. Henry
f. Abel president OF the club. presented the mem
bers OF the club and their friends TO Controller
Roberts The latter was escorted from the Firth
Avenue Hotel to the clubhouse by a committee OF
the club
After the formal reception President Abei maze
n brief speech In which he said that IL their guest
was nominated for the highest ONCE In the gift
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
REFERRED TO A COMMITTEE.
Continued from First Page.

Against-Messrs. Goodrich Ncwins. Johnston.
Grasse Odell Vail Quackenbush. Barnes. Wiley,
Proctor Baker. Hunt Hackett. Dunn. McLennon;
Davis Parkhurst, Wadsworth, Aldrdge Glenn and
Berrian-2l
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THE TIER REPORT
NIGH BAROMETER on THE SOUTHERN
COAST.

HIGH BAROMETER on THE SOUTHERN
COAST.
y,shlnp,,n Tulv "a storm OF considerable
strength has moved slowly eastward over the BRUSH
Northwest Territory. and disturbance OF siSht
energy has passed from the Upper Lake region over
tho Lower ST. Law renee Valley. An area OF hisa
h,rometer covers the South Atlantic States and tho
barometer is high on the North Pacific coast
decided fall In temperature has occurred IN TIC
Northern Rocky Mountain districts and over West-
ON Lake Superior and Southern Lake Michigan
In the Atlantic Coast states and the Middle My
sourl Val,ey the temperature has generally risen.
showers have been followed by fair weather In the
Middle Atlantic and New-England states ana the
Eastern Lake region. and scattered showers are TO
oorted from the Northwestern states. .
Eair weather is indicated for the Atlantic coast
and Cuif States and the Ohio and Lower M,ssssippi
~.,levs a decided fall In temperature Is Indicated
for the Missouri Valley.
DETAILED FORECAST FOR To-DAf.
For Eastern New York-Fair; southwest WINDS.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jcrsey Delaware
,he district OF Columbia and Maryland-Far; slgnt
changes In temperature: southwest WINDS, ,., A..
For Western New-York-Fair; WINGS shii''s "
southeast.
,,,,,-rr local OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
oprvrvc or THE ROUND LAKE CONCERTS

DpTNTNf OF IUE ItV0 w I''I''''
Round Lake y Y. July 25.-rhe opening concert
tonight was heard by an audience OF over wv per.
,ona The hotels and cottages are all CROWDED ano
ss.ts for al, the coming performances ;itFc oesH
sold The quartet and chorus to-hshl pio'e~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26

Proctor Baker. Hunt. Hackett Dunn. Mcl'ennan;
Davis Parkhurst, Wadsworth. Aldridge. Glenn ana
Bcrrian q. . 49, Gil,
Against Messrs Hurley. Booth Van Coti. Sinl-
coz, Meade Patterson smith. Brookned. Iellamy,
Robertson Hazel and Scatchcrd-l2
II was decided that the special committee 10
near the New-York and Onondaga cases should
meet in Parlor u r OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel on
Thursday August 2. Tho OnOndara case VIII
be heard at 1890 a. m. and that Of New-Nork
city at . r. IN. Of that day
on motion Of Mr. Barnes. Of Albany. Thomas
c Plat. Warner Miller and Chauncey NJ De-
pew were reelected members-ai-iarge OF the
state Committee.
During the controversy in the committee a
rumor noatcd down from Parlor II X 10 the "X-
rectant throng on the ground floor that CHAIR
man Brookfeld had threatened 10 resign II the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
The FATE OF THE wELLMAN PARTY.

London. July 25-"The Standard" prints letter
nom Nr. F.e.den. the owner Of the yacht Saide,
u which the writer says:
s"nhen met Professor Oyen at Danes Is and ne
lined 10 give any Information In regard 70 the
WW aM o. the We.lman expedition. saying that Mr..
,'nlah had Pledged him not 10 divu.ge the ar
s'mshn or anything concerning the EXPEDITION.
=" me opinion Of Mr. Fieiden that. even II the
as"'ad Jar crushed in the ice. there Is
.sSson for anxiety 10 the safety Of the party,
:, :, "ey could easily have reached Danes Island.
: n0'nng is heard from the expedition in the mean
NE Mr.. Fe.den advises tina, ship be sent from
c with supplies in September.
var siewers the polar enthusiast. has received
t-.ss' letters from Norwegian sealers just re-
49, nome from Arctic waters which confirm his
c,y,,' va, me Weman party are ali lost. and that
n pa Nsnsen's ship has also been crushed In the
sr.s,.aie feary party. which he says. Is the ony
G,sas"n' except Jackson's. which was scientifically
krirs' ne believes will return in September, after
- oai.ed over the Pole In an open Polar sea