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, 1894-08-06

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, 1894-08-06
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, 1894-08-06
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, 1894-08-06
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, 1894-08-06
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, 1894-08-06
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, 1894-08-06
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, 1894-08-06
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, 1894-08-06
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, 1894-08-06

Qlbenb6latt Der 81. 6taat8st8. l Geat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
ON THE OUTLOOK.
gnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.1

Chicago July l0-That conflict between capi"
tai and labor unequalled in the history OF the
world NAV open tomorrow morning seems now
nrobable All efforts to induce Mr.. Pullman TO
submit the disputes between the company ano i's
enployes 10 arbitration having failed, the
labor leaders say the only resource left them was
IN call n strike OF organized labor the country
over. -
At o'clock this afternoon. the members OF the
different unions began 10 strike. 1t had peeh
given out this morning that nothing in the way
~ a settlement could be effected. and. without
waiting for the final report OF the committee
which bore the news OF the refusal OF the fu's'
man Company to arbitrate. the union men pesan
10 quit work Almost the first men reported OUT
were the stage employees. and following thess
were the carriage and wagon-workers. teamsterss
mouldersa machinists. brewers. bakers and iron
workers Nll Of these trades gave notice early
this morning that they would strike, and re'
ported at once to the chief officers as on strike.
In the course Of the afternoon other trades fol-.
lowed In rapid succession. and in order to com"
plete the list meeting was called at the head-
quarters Of the Building Trades Council.
It had been agreed that meeting should b
held at Uhlich's Hall at p. m. for the purpose
of receiving a report from the committees It
had been decided 10 issue then a call for gen.
eral strike but the action OF the Mayor and
others In attempting to secure committee OF
prominent business men and citizens to effect
some sort OF agreement delayed the call. Mayor
Hopkins. acting upon the suggestion OF citizens.
had appointed committee OF three. consisting
OF Judge NJ F. Tuley, Willis J. Abbott. editor.
in-chief Of The Times; and City Controller
Ackernan to select citizens committee os
twenty-five to call upon the Pullman Company.
but the call without result.
Chairman Kidd and Secretary Mccormick os
the Joint trades meeting. at o'clock met with
the committee OF seven selected TO try to Inc
duce the Pullman management to arbitrate. and
issued the call. 1t reads to the effect that act
ing upon the unanimous vote Of the joint confer.
ence on Sunday night. general call Is mads
upon all aborng men In the city Of Chicago to
unite In a sympathetic strike at once In uni.
form movement to assist the American Railway
Union by remaining out until the Pullman boy
colt and strike shall be settled Before the call
was issued fully thirty unions had given notice
that they would strike. When the lake seamen
reported that they would strike at once. 1t was
announced that several trades not represented ss
the conference had given notice OF sympAtheuo
movement. The action Of the Knights OF Labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
YALE ATHLETES PAY FOR THEIR FUN
ARRAIGNED FOR DIsCHARGING FIREWOikS o.
THE H-ARRANGEMENTS ToR
THE BANQUET.


London. July lO.-Cieorge f. Sanford and stewart
Sheriff. OF the Yale athletic team. were arraignel
before n MAGISTRATE AT oxford today charged WIN
setting of nreworksin the streets on the foIr'h Oh
July The young men admitted the charge p"'
said they not aware that they were Nioia,''s
the law until warn~l by the police, when ''ey
s.oopel their fun. They released upon paying
costs.
Elaborate preparations are being made TOT 'ne
BANQUET which the American colony In LONDON pro-
poses 10 give the Yale athletes on July i. Inc
banquet viii be given in the Grafton H"iie''''
supper being served at II p. m, after "hich ''r"
Will be- A concert IN which a number OF w"I'-kh'"h
sneclaltv performers will appear. Mr. Bayard. me
United States AmbassadoT ana S'hSudi- nd ',.c Com
Collins are enthusiastic In the mAtter anu co. @
mittee e. c9np'fgI bI Tni,ed cd States Embassy j. Meg
George J. Could Mr.. Burns manager OF D.
- -nolsn" sac"na secretary OF the Embassy; beuten-
ant-C'ornnander William >. Cowlcs, thc nav" sn IN, va
,aas ,acme' and Major William Ludlow. tho military
attache. has been appointed to insure IN" co'p'e'
success u Ti M Ine the oxford and Yale will be
entertained a, dinner BY the spor vii, prcsdc
p sheldon Yaies broad Jumper. has sPTaine;l +;
b,s knee, and ii hardly lkely that ne WI ce.w oe y;
aSa Mrs Bayard and the entire STAFF of the
rntcd States Embassy WIN iner @n,es %veS "' ''
pTy pTTSa yaie men excepting Sanford ana Shc.uon
Sd srt sa ssn6r rain and sdfdSa
sPe making Favorable progSss S"as ss0ufn 'nsg Moran
sGne @ ,sssrv,ns sna nilf himself for Tye
Of The Yale me men 1aens wii Tens Cub % track %
pr,aI,he Darv News" says that experts VINO havc
Yale nen R%ctsns 5sys had arS taA 1a tn" esc "H
~ ,,ea, ot the d!scouragng performances OF tne TX
ford at the recent y.d and pracc Of the Yale
men The News says. have disproVe%a % me
hat they nave been too venturesome IN cha"ehs''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
BAT" SHEA SENTENCED.
He IS TO BID EXECUTED IN THE WEEK
BEGINNING AUGUST 81
UNSUCCESSFUL. EFFORTS OF THE DEFENCE TO
HAVE THE VERDICT SET AsrDE-THE
CASE To BE TAKEN TO TIIE
COURT or APPEALS.

HAVE ll1N NFN'l'l SRI NNibb itit-
CASE To BE TAKEN TO THE
COURT or APPEALS
Troy. y. Y. Jul lo.-Bartholomew Shea. the con-
Wet ID murderer ~ Robert Ross was this morning
sentenced to dealt, hy electricity Clinton Prison.
Dannernu-a IN the week beginning August q. Whcn
Shea was brought into court he was pale but his
sef-possession did rot d,scr, him lie answered .
his name in ow but firm voice which had no
trcmor in T..
when Asslstan, Dstrct-Attorncy Pagan moved
TIE sentence Shces couuscl presented several afi-
iavits preliminary motion to Sc; aside the ver-
dic; Three Of these afllavi'' Were % the effect
that before the trial l. mu"l Durfce who was AZ
tcrwari a juror. mndc bot of cigars that Shea
would be executed AMI discussed the case 10 such
an extent that he admitted that he would b" dis
qualified from serving n a juror o'hcr aihiayits
made by John r Norton, Junior counsel FOR the
defence reciicd ihnt the oillcrs IN charge ~ the
jury were not duly appointed court officers that
the Indictment di not contain tho names - two
witnesses who testified before the Grand Jury. and
that the court record shows that only the foreman
OF the Grand Jury rworr.
In answer fre prosecution nl"l an Hffdavft by
Durfcc. denying tnat he had ever made any bet or
had any bu; the hrie:est conversation about the
cas-, o,her nnidnyiis were filed. eorroDoraung this
statement and showing that the defence had ''
Information as % i1urfce's alleged bot before the
completion ~ he laTy. but Gh not produce PROOF
Al that tim. make any "inft 20 nave th' Juror
excnss>i AfNiavts also presented from Mc
sheriff showing ihat the oiicers IN charge of inc
jury we're court officers AMI from ihe court cl"rs
stating that ell The members ~ The Grand jury
were sworn.
.h. yrrr' on TIE grounds SCI furfh 10 us hnihN 81
and also that T. WIS nor Ia accord Win the evidence
Anoncr molten for an arrest % Judgment. on the
.rounG that the court VAS Illegal ana mat IN"
toverror had no authority - designate an cNtra0r-
dinary oyer and TerM!nc-. Was also hl"N ltpth
motions were dc1!c4 without argument. ana shea
waa ihcn sentenced. lie said tha; n was twenty
,hr.o ve.r- old WAS born 20 Troy and his OccuIa-
tou had been that Of = moulier, Aftcr being sen
cnced he kissed his relatives nna was l"i from the
courtroom
The defence announced that the cas-" would he
taken the Court of Appeals. ana thlry Gays We're
granted 10 n.c a Dli Of exceptions
The trial OF John McGough. Tor nfsault In the
nrst degree william Ross. committed at the
.s,ne zinc and place that Robert Ross mur-
dere1 by BAT" shea. was hcgun this afternoon.
when court adjourned tonight three jurors h"d
been obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
4 WHALE HIS PRIZE.
J. r. IAMARCHE. THE ARTIST. SWIMs
AGAINST THE MONSTER
THE RATHER AFTERWARD DISCOVERED THAT
THE ANIMAL WAS DEAD-PrLLED ASHORE

NEAR BELTPORT /" l.
The carcass OF a whale lies high on the beach
opposite Bcllport l.. l. 1t Is of large size and Is
though; c be almost full grown, although the resi-
dents of the village are hardly competent to say ns
they have not had much experience with monsters
of the kind.
The whale caught Monday. Although ne
was dead when sighted ii required hard work 70
land him. The discovery Of the carcass was made
by J. L. La.narche, the artist. who is staying AZ
Bellpori. Mr. Lamarche was In bathing and when
az some distance from shore swan against the
whale which floating with the top Of the back
Just prOtrudinG above the waves Mr.. Lamarcte
made for shore as rapidly possible and raised
alarm ut once. In ten minutes the beach was
lined with curious spectators who watched the gre1t
hulk bob up and down the waves The whale
did not appear De making am effort TO swim,
and Mr.. l.aInarche decided 10 make an inVestga-
ton. lie Ia a good swinncg ana al once swan out
and made q circuit OF the whale. When he r.
turned 10 the shore he pronounced the whale deai-
\ long hawser was procured from the life-saV!nS
station and Mr.. Lamarche again swan ou;. anI
after much difficulty placed the moose OF the rOp,
about the tai Of tEe whale The shore snd & was
bars Of tie lne-saving crew The carcass was
heavy ana L was With great difficulty thc whale
was towed into water whore he rested the sands.
The whale measures sixty feet IN length. Ihcr"
whale happened IN the track OF one OF the ocean
steamers and cut by the prov. The steamers
near BellIOrt, and the whale. Il IL thought. WAS
struck only few hours before he was captured
carrying parties who wished 10 have c.Ose view %,
the whale. Word has been sent to Amagansett OF
the find ard Il is expected that several whalcrs Will
80 TO Bcport to-day 20 take charge of the monster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
4 LAKE STEAMER BURNED.
W ! ltNsAA
his brother.

ONE MAN LOSES ms LIFE AND TWO oTHEi's AlE
POSSIBLY FATALLY INJURED.
South Haven. Mich. july lo-The niter part o.
,ba e,oamer Ross w-s burned at o'clock this morn
, p,rank Smith son Of the captain was burned
10 dos,h Engineer Connell Of Grand HaveA. was
seriously and probably fatally burned on IN, iegs.
arrne and face "Wn' Leroy lay for nearly an hour
,,rd. mo osr, pe- hole away from the nre. but ne
was nearly spffocated and may not recover i|H''
81 coo no insurance. - , .r,,
ranidly The fire department; soon hai -FOUR lnts
OF hose playing the burning hont ana as so2n
,nseIhlo search was made for the cfew. VIII
smith n brother OF Frank. was also badly purneh'
The Ross was loaded with lumber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
SURVEYS FOR A TRANsPAc1F1c CABLE.

s"'SYS FOR A TRANsPACIFIC CABLE.
A. aon. July lo-In the House 0. Commons to-
a. ~" y" george Baden-Powell asked II any surveys
d,,... oeu OF the Pacific Ocean which would be Of
.-.'ice er'ice IN Determining the question OF laying
~. aaaspacifc cable had been made since those car
rec out BY the CHALLENGER.
osnfea kay-shuttleworth. Secretary OF the
b. ~ replied that goundlngs had been taken
Norts' nv Sser'a In 1898. 1889 and 1890 between tho
isande TX n.9t ~ New-zeaiand and the Phoenix
il osesr % ssvsral islands upon that line were fxed
tions ~ ue!er1nine their suitability es cable sta
munsc. t,n "Srk was done IN accordance with COM
MAI ns sons between the Admiralty and the Colo
poin.s exSpnneS s wa distance between the extreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
INVESTIGATING TIE TROY ELECTION.
TIE BROTHERs Of bat sHEAs Nicri&
TELL. ABOUT AS INTERVIEW WITH
SENATOR MURPHY.

Troy y Y July i0-The Senate committee In
yeefigatng the charges OF repeating az the spring
election In this city took testimony here to-day.
John g. Rose a brother OF Robert Ross. who was
killed bv Bat Shea testified ~ follows
| thought that the only person who couiG really
call The gang nn was Senator Murphy william
and went down in the afternoon. and went TO the
brewery with Spain. After Il brief wait we were
oIuitted 70 the private office. where We fourt
senator Murphy. / told the Senator what hac oc-
CURED last fali at the election and Expressed mo
yxIsh 10 uut "a stop TO repeating The senate
assured VIZ that there would not b" a repeater
en- ,he city the next day. but he did not say whht
,,bnr,,v =" he had over the repcaters. Neverthe-
oss' the repcatcrs came to the polls the next day
W. md yon. 20 the brewery for the purpose or
oh,aining protection. IT had been conmonly
renorted that the Ross family would be the obJect
OF an attack by members OF the gan. OF '''e'''o''
Day. A.. ,
William Ross gave testimony similar to that OF
hts brother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
n, C,rr1NG TO KILL NJ. CAS1MlR-PERlEh.
s,.x,ep ANARCHIST ARRESTED or THAT
CHARGE ANTI-ANARCIIIsT Bills
IN ENGLAND. ITALY


AND FRANCE.
,,,r, 1r,v 1o-An Anarchist who ia suspected
~ n,ot,,ng against the life OF NJ Casimir-Perier'
president OF the French Republic. was arrested al
Junouera in the Province OF Corona, yesterday ana
taken 10 Barcelona, where he was locked up
-, rui, ,o-A Cabinet council lasting an hour
md half was held to-day for the purpose OF as
cu,sng Lord Rosebery's anti-Anarchist bill. LORD
Rosebery presided So
cussne Lord salisbury's Anti-Anarchist BILL l~ord
In spite Of the obstructive tactics Of the Radicals
the BIZ ia certain to pass this week
Premier krispi gave an audience to-day 70 the
daughter oY Giuseppe de Feice, the Socialist Deputy
who was recently sentenced to eighteen Years "a ,o a
trne Premier promised TO aid In the education OF
the family. .,. ,u, . ,ha
subject Of animated discussion in sns Chap6er a oi
Hubbard Radicals strongly opposed the bill They
declared that Il a terrorist measure iauncned
aga;nat others than the Anarchists NJ. Goblet con-
tended that It outdid Russia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
ROYALISTS TRY BRIBERY.
AGAINST THE REPUBLIC
IN HAWAII.
UNSUCCESSFUL EFFORTS To WIN ADHERENTs
FOR THE EN- QUEEN PRECAUTIONS TAKEN


BY THD GOVERNMENT TO GUARD
AGAINST a RISING
Victoria, b. c.. July lo.--Advices from Honolulu
up to July have been received here.
The convention completed the third reading OF the
Constitution on June 80. A number OF verbal amend
ments We're made. and the order OF several sections
changed The convention was meet on July 3
to make the final enactment The councils were 10
meet that day and turn the Government
and all Its property to the new Republic Of Hawaii.
An attempt is being made by the Royasts 1t is
all>S'd. to win 20 their cause by bribcs
Murray and Kiemme. the heads OF the American
League and the Schttzen Club. IL is said that
5000 was offered TO each ~; them last week. The
Queen, II was said was 10 proclaim satisfactory
Constitution II she restored Murray and
Klemme informed the Government. and were In
structed TO encourage the negotiations 10 the point
of getting some OF the money hande; over This
has not been done. although the sum offered is
said 10 hay. beer. doubled. While there has been
much talking and grumbling among the members
oughly loyal TO the new Government. and IL ~
childish to suppose that they could be turned over
by their leaders to the Queen. Cornwen, the eX-
queens Minister, OF Finance. Is said TO- be The
learned where the money Was to come from.
Carson Kenyon is described as the so-be'w cen.
The Royalsts were greaty aGiiaiet. ana eN-
tremely anxious to prevent the establishment or a
1TRSSc Rsg can as only baGR be- dare sf"e no. c
Government does not believe thai The hoyhiS'S
ocias oiit a" howcvet' @ viii take no chances Every
precaution will be used Tre Constitution giyeh & -
she AdsS' @ s Coqas aseT a BON Se = ann
The citizens were to hold mass meeting on the
NJ Censtition The Royaiiats held one in Palace
Square IN the afternoon OF mat day as uo fare
There was scarcely attempt to cheer the speak
The Government, has doubled the guerds aropni
the Executive Building. The Schntzen tiuD Le3
passed strong resolutions IN FAVOR o' '"e Nv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
IN ATTEMPTED RATNWRECKING. G.

THE, WEST SHORE Pacific EXPRESS UNEXPECr-
Ep1.Y sIDE-TRAcKED AT FORT TLAIN
For, plain ~ T. July lO-Another attempt TO
wreck a West Shore train mace here this morn
ing The Pacific express. westbound due here a,
$40 a. m, was s.de-tracked, the switch.iock having
becn broken and the switch turned. As the tram
stops here Il was not running NJ full speed ana
nassed on the GidrR without lnlury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
O0LLAPsE OF A BOsTOy WHARF.

Boston, July 1o.-Seven coal-heavers were buried
under an avalanche OF 900 tons OF coal at the ex-
trene end OF Lewis Wharf to-day. One man was
dead when rescued The other six are alive. al
though the condition Of three OF them Is dange,ois
The dead man Is Michael Drscoll. OF No. 81 Slluta-
iion-st. The injured are Thomas McGrath IAN James
Downsy MaTsin Hns, RiThara D. Bess , Wa AN. m
wssInsts OF the floor tnlbers OF the wharf -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
pOScIRJJITY OF MESA IA STRIKE.

Duluth Mimi. July lO.-This morning at the hour
for beginning work eight steam-shovel engineers or
the Mountain Iron mine md the Mesaba Mountain
mine a. Virginia demanded an increase In wages
,ro,n s1Oo 10 sI25 n month The superintendents had
no authority 10 treat with the strikers, ana the
works were Closed for the day. These mines a.one r
have been chipping nearly 1900 tons OF ore daily
from Duluth for the last two weeks II the trouble
Is not at once adjusted the demorallzation OF 'he
Lake Superior feet will be complete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
4 GENERAL STRIKE ORDERED
THE CHICAGO TRADES UNIONS AND THE
KNIGHTS OF LABOR CALLED OUT.

r,pcr PROPORTION OF THE CHICAGO UNION
MEN IN MANY TRADES. HOWEVER, WILL RE-
MAIN AT woRK-A HUNDRED POUNDS OF
DYNAMITE STOLEN EXTRA GUARDS
FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGs-FEDERAL
GRAND JuRY's LABoRs-HANNA-
HAN ARRESTED-MR. EGAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
pRorEsrISo AGAINST DEATH p,,r,rs

ioaSsson July io-Ths coloa.s, representatives IN
Naruns. nsvs addressed another letter 70 tho
co,on,s. o' Hlpon. Secretary OF gtsts for tho
UPON ~. I",g w,s.ssung against isvyinr ccnta dutisa
I'm Miriam unr,iaeaom They oontend that Gir Wit.
see meet tSs esgsw sHgsw oisuss IN the Budget bl doos
sss .ss nSlSns a.. ths pFopsftlss ass!sst wtigh
exemp. 2ros v,nsrssshle IN tho ~oipElsg muHt bc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
TO RAISE THE WALK RE TO-DAY.

assow. July l0.-Divers report that the Valkyrie
u -sh less damaged than was at first believed.
na'nsai has been brought to the surface and
parsso,nas were put In position this morning pre-
rsissS. y 10 lifting her She Will probably be
ar s.so-morrow. The Glasgow underwriters. who
her. have insurance of Il. 600 upon the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
THE DAKOTAH DEFEATED.

~. Ssow, July l0-In the race for tcn-raters on
>~Aetah BY two minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
CHINA NOT TO EvAcUATE CoREA

Berlin, July lo.-It 10 learned here that the
Chinese Government hae no intention OF evacuat-
ing Ccrcn even IL Japan wtthdraws her troops.
The retention OF q Chinese garrison IN Corea ls
assumed 10 be assertion Of Chinese suzerainiy
over the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
AHLwARDTs APPEAL REJECTED

ar,,,.. su'y W.-The appsa! CT Rector Ahiwardt
psn, a'. tho sentence Of three months in,pri,on
ofhcials "SyoseS Sss upon him for lIoelag Prunsnn
Court VIC" 'c'ected by the Imperial High
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11

THE COLONNA LIBEL SUIT SETTLED.
par.s. July 1o-The libel suit brought against
Joseph Pulitzer by Prince Gala.ro Cdonna has
been settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
ARRESTED FOR R1yL1xo THE NAILS

Washington. July io.-Ch!os Postofhce inspector
Wheeler has received q telegram from inspector
Ho.dsn TINT ho has caused tho arrest OF George
Bsilwesr clerk in tho Tifth-ai. station or ne
PhiaGsipt.a Postoinee. for stealing ana r'"'nS '"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
CONSTA NTINOPLE SHAKEN.
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS FOLLOW
ED BY FIRES.


HOUSES AND QUAYs DEsTROYED-PUBILC
BUILDINGS CLOSED AND GREAT ALARM
AMONG THE INHABITANTS
Constantinop!e, July lO-Two violent earth
quake shocks were felt in quick succession in
this city soon after noon to-day. Each shock
lasted about twenty seconds.
About fifty persons have been reported killed 50
far Many houses collapsed In this city and
some quays subsided
Another shock was felt at 4 O'Clock In the
afternoon. Great damage done in all the
villages on the shores Of the Bosphorus Helles-
pont and Sea of Marmora. Smyrna and Scio also
felt the shocks
The Bourse. banks and public departments
have been closed. The people are greatly
alarmed Many thousards have fed from their
homes and are camping out. fearing TO return TO
their houses.
Two disastrous fires have occurred since the
earthquakes. Telegraph and telephone conmun,-
cations are interrupted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
Mr. GOULD THANKS BRITISH YAcHrsMEN

oAsgow. July lO.-A reception given TO
sseoree J. Gould at the Royal Clyde Yacht Clubs
.'use al Hunters Quay last evening. In response
81. SIlet address Of welcome Mr.. Gould expressed
- ~, snahKs Tor the generous and hospitable man
ns, I'D which he had been treated by British yachts
preston ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
DEBS UNDER ARREST.
HELD ~ $4,000 BAIL.
HOWARD AND OTHER A. r. L. OFFICIALS
ALSO TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
INDICTED BY THE FEDERAL GRAND JURY

CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.