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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-10
REDUCED ROUND TRIP RATES.
Via Rio Grande western Railway,
In Effect to and From Salt Lake
City.

Trains for Ogden leave at 1870 p. m,
$50 p. m. and 11:45 p. m.
Trains for Provo and Springville
leave at sos a. m, 2:3O p. m. 800 p. m.
and 7:4O p. m. For all intermediate
points at sos a. m. 2:3O p. m. and 500
D. m. For Sanpete and SEWER 2:30 p.
M For all Tintic points 800 p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-10
FOOT BALL.
Harvard Defeats Exeter.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. o-Harvard
outclassed the Phillips Exeter football
team at every point Today. Score: Har-
ward ~. Exeter 0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-10

TREBIZOND, Armenia. Oct 9.-Ser-
ious conflicts between Turks and Ar
menians occurred here yesterday Many
Armenians were killed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-10
THE SICK MAN
IN CONCLUSIONS.
Continued Persecution of Arme-
nian Christians by MosIens.
A CONFLICT IN ARMENIA
MORE oUTRAGES PERpETRATED
BY KURDISH sYMPATHIzERs.

ConstantinopIe Practically in a
State of Siege-MiIitary Move
ments Indicate That Turkey VIII
Resist the Passage of the Dardn-
neIIes to the Vessels of England.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-10
GENERAL CAMPOS
TALKS TO AMERICANS.
Denies the Stories of Spanish Fee
rocity to Ensurgent Prisoners.
THE CAUSES FOR DEFEAT
CAMPAIGNING IN THE MOST Diff
CULT COUNTRY IN THE WORLD.

Difficulties Attending European
Modes of Fighting in Column in
the Mountain Fastnesses-E,x-
plains Away Reasons for Ameri-
can Sympathy for the Insurgents
For Which the Interview Seems
Designed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
rrcrrRE or Philosophy.

The members of the H. T. b. Theosophcal So
c,.,v mot last night at No. li2 West One-hundred-
andtwenty-nfh-st to hear a lecture by Miss kath-
.rine billiard on "rohat. or Life and Its Manifesto
tions" Much to the disappon tment OF the audi
o,ca a., WAS announced that Miss billiard was Ill
and unable to deliver the promised discourse H. s.
pudd took Miss billiards. place. and read an able
and interesting paper on ''rhe Nature and Aim OF
,rb.osonhv" The reading lasted for over an hour.
and then the paper was informally discussed. Mr..
puddsaid that the definition of the word theosophy
had been given over and again. In talk. lee
ture and print. "Theosophy," he said. rs some
thing serious and SO is religion. Let MS take Il
croun Of three or four familiar words and dssect
Them irving to realize something OF their meaning
These words are religion. philosophy. and science.
and with them thecsophy" The speaker then en-
nlained the real mca nings OF the words and dealt
n length on their significance. ,
THE Christianity OF to-day, said NJ bu'i
..bnlds the idea OF religion In "A perverted form. II
bas God tho Creator and the universethe created
hut I'm The universe the only thing that counts ~
mn himself And not all OF man, only his soul anu
shirt The rcst OF the universe seems to nave been
made for no particular purpose, unless 10 give
,",thoi 10 puzzle his head. II we compare the great
rh,osonhcs OF the world ana put aside thclt VII
}.rcncos taking only what X common 10 thein ahu
n,vlng n To our daily lives always In the Iight OF
naf,irai religion shall gradually grow INTO inc
cnnscinusness OF knowing some or the more in-
Thcos"phy means divine wisdom The true seien-
fist then IL thcosoph'st. and theosobhis' ~ ono
who has pa sscd the t.rcc gates OF religion p""o"
ophy and science
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
rnpt. In which event. ACCORDING y" wv
hla bccOmcf NhVHh1
pIsAsTERs At SEA.
THE STEAMER sriIY sunk IN 'oh''''''
SCHOONER rorNpEnEp

DISASTERS NJ SEA
THE STEAMER SILLY sunk IN coLLiSioN-A
SCHOONER forNpEREp
London. May 1.-THE crew OF the schoo"'' NV
Krone were landed ut HUI today. Thcy ''Po'.
that their vessel foundcred during inc ''''"'
storm -, -,
Many smacks have arrived at fdrhou'" nv,
Iowcs,oft With Their decks swept. some VI
them report that members OF thcT .''"'
swept overheard and drowned during the s'o''','
4 dispatch from Carihagena. spain says wa,
The Dutch steamer Conrad. from BATAVIA Np'i'
H. for Amsterdam has put into that pot' VII"
her port bow stove and her forcpelk fuii OF water
She was in collision yesterday morning VII" '"'
British steamer sully. from Swansea for M'r-
selllos The Sully was badly damaged t''"' ere
sank. and her captain and boy "e''
The Conrad saved the rest OF the cre"
Iowes,ofi England. May l9-The hSninE
Vanduara. OF this port. reports tnat on '"' .'
last when fifty miles eist-southcasi OF ''"
she sighted a large bark in SINKING co"'''''
Her pumps were chokel. and she WAS sho""s ''h
mas of distress 4 gale was blowing al me uIno.
but the mate OF the Nanduara ana onn o' nn n
went To the bark in small boat me ,i"s,s
sailed around nearby ali night put ~ ho,f had
In the morning the bark and the sma" po'' ~
vanished. -, ,-,du,r, tho
shortly after the arrival of the Nandna , n m
smack, Renovation and Flora l3el came NJ "a.
bringing with them the Nandu'Ifas oSTomr men
which had been stove and the bodies OF ru'. az
including that Of the Nanlulras mar III con
a large cash in the mates forthrn.' ~ -, ,he
jcctured that the smai, boat took OH So nanic-
stricken and struggled and fought WIN 'he'r "o"''-
be rcsCucrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
TIE RETIVAL OF BUSINESS.
he TO THE REPUBLICAN VICTORIES.

DUE TO THE REPUBLICAN VICTORIES.
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
The foreign demand for American securities is a
syndisae which drove rs bargain with Presdsht
It is due Shsr to hs oseen and to-
conadence that the affairs Of this country WIN soon
Ss m the Of i" and financial strength
THE BLIGHT OF DEMOCRATIC TINES
From The Utica Herald
Every reopening mill. every furnace fire kindieen,
every restoration OF wages Is evfehce o,dence
through recovery in the sunlight OF RepubEcah
ascendency
FROM THE spEcrLAr6Rs' POINT OF VIEW.
From The Worcester Telegram
The Spectators seem to have faith that me re
publlcans 10 return TO power ana ,nne
American securities worth what tney were h Seio'e
the Debt Maker knocked prosperity IN the menu
IN SPITE OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
From The New-York Recorder
Business Is improving because. FIRST the productive
forces OF the country cannot be KEPT d,Wh si'
second for the reason thai. as result OF me e'ee
tons last November public confidence has been ie-
stored. Hostile tariff LEGISLATION Is mmpon ss,ps
Times are improving. not because Oh D'''''~'"
Administration, but In spite OF H.
ASK THE BUSINESS MEN
From The Baltimore American.
II that Republican Congress had not been h In
would the good times be with usY Would ,nr "a
crease OF wages be going on? ASK the pu'"'''
men. Ask the manufacturers
WHAT DEMOCRATIC TARIFF TIN~h''N"
DID
From The Norwich Bulletin II,
The Democratic tariff experiment anI i' INA
onary proceedings made times as pad AS ,n'y ill be
be- and II will be many years before wage Thing
what they were I'm 1892 The claim that an. "a
the Democratic iarty has done ~ 10 o'
with the advance IL "a false pre'e"o' go.
HOW THE PRESENT TARIFF HAS HUN
From The ST. Paul Pioneer Press .ocL
ono ,h,na hoyoy.r ooerates as IA powerful cheek
upon The advance OF prices and WAGES ngsrsased com
pefItInn Of The foreigner with the American p ,o
auser which was Invited 9 Ty tse aet If The Nc
Kinley tar.Y had been left alone or n,e,n ns,s n
modified with view e protect na 'h from the low
prices and low wages, or no wages. brought apou
BY the panic would. on the return OF oap NOR;
general In range
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
DIED.

CdSr K Kram BaIasg e his sh @
Tuesday. May 81. at Up M . Y,....
Carriages rain VIM Which is leaves the Grand Central
Kings5rdge at 1:lo p m
BRANDow--In the .ovn Of Athens. ~ T.. May TO-
Funeral Tuesday. clock
~ a ss :;:a, sa
F ras.S Of Nav Ma i? 81 at o at her late rcsdsn
% Aus!in Pi2Ss .. n9o%hei S On Wednesday
eldest son Of the late John and Margaret Fowler.
In ne al S'9 the .e eGnSenIencs Of the family
HAvEMEYER-on May 10, at his late residence y, fe:-
Den %IIia nsar F. in and sarah A. Hsycmeyer
MoRRisAer short Tines Sa'ar ns mia may Mdrrs
rsnas are attend the su5sTa services a, tn:
re- Wonday ~ the 10Th inst. 3 p m.
@ ,h sasrS h Year Nay her s aPR' | wife
ssre on WI he Gay as
pIrcHER-suddcnly. Newburg. y. Y. May L. Ed
ward Ps ss5yee at Cairo " Y Monday. 90 ~
lss We; ; H. fs e. Nay Arms rs Charles C. Poo
ROBERrsoN-on Saturday. May is. Robert Robertson 10
his as, services at his late residence 254 West sih-
Monday. May yo %. a, = p q r. family.
poBINs-M Meuchen. n. J.. May Il; 1895. Margaret
widow Of Amos Robins and daughter Of the late william
NJ Res ,-s-.. o,,o~,,or n, Ia, O'Clock
~ her late residence WOodbrldge-ave. Meuchen ~ j.
,,,>,rc, A, Rabylon L. L. May IL. Of Brights dis
nose David : s. Samms aged u years. -
r>n.ral services his late residence on Wednesday
MAY Do 3:45 p m
Irierment private.
wulTTEMoRE-on Friday. May II. at the residence OF
tar AN William l.. Whittemore Englewood y. j..
,iriana Lawrence widow OF william I. Whittemore
and daughter OF the Jonathan Lawrence. OF New.
Funeral services Monday. May 90. at 1880 m. at Cab
vary Church 4th-ave. and 2lst-st. New-forK-
In,errnent Woodlawn
the ltth inst. or ne
failure Colonel Locke W Winchester
Funeral services will held Trinity Church. l:io p
Relatives friends members OF Lafayette Post 40 g. 4
n I'm Regiment Veterans. Union League and otnS
orcanizatons Of which deceased was member are ID
yited O be present.
Veterans OF the It'll Regment.-N is with deep soss
row that the commandant announces the deatn OF ex.
| coinrei Locke tSeyenth Company one q
our Oldest ana most members. Members are re.
ou.se to attend funeral services at Trinity Cnurco
| on tuesday May a. 1895. at 1915 ociock p M
'' A'' ~ HENRY W. T. MALI. Colonel.
WOoDLAwN CEMETERY.
Orice. No 20 l., o3d-st
wootiawn Station cath Ward. Harlem kailroaa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
DAVID S. 8. SAMMlS.

David $. S. sammls formerly proprietor OF the
Surf Hotel. Fire Island now owned by the Sta'e'
died at his home in Babylon. yesterday from
Bright's disease. lie seventy-seven years o'c'
Mr. Samms native OF the town OF baoy.o"
and began life in poor circumstances Ills i''".'
was n soldier In the War Of 1872 Young SaHh'S
secured place as c.erk in n drugstore In this city
In lsis he embarked in the hotel business as the
proprietor OF the East Broadway House, at East
Broadway and Pike-st, and few years later Pur.,
chased Fire Island. where he conductor the q ,. !.
Hotel until the island was purchased by the o'a'e
In 1892 ,,, marian
Mr. Sammis prominent Republican worke1;
was nostmaster at Fire Island for NUMBER OF
years and was the organizer OF the Bapyyion on
National Bank He leaves an estate vaiueo a,
nearly 100000 and his widow, five daughters anu
one son survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
PostOmce Notice.


Foreign mails for the week ending Nay % VIII Close
"%o$pAy $3.50 uDgs%s"'a, letters 1870 mus, n.
ss''sa c5 psr ss1s r at She g para Of
m FOR America exceot Costa Ra sna s0I ioe
GaG Ro'is must pr Re directed per NewpcrJ at .
for Belize Puerto Cortez and Gua'emais per aica me-,
$ - barnstable from Boston. 9. c-.,.
v rc e. 4fomss per H. $ MameiuE from Phads
pna ,:gPDe%e.'ay a iG;Ss a. at mp in.
sgns sanS 1n$ Hoy mp per for desman s pen%
SSsy ds oas4 s "aS %fs per @
smpton must directed per Iahn1 at . p M s ,Ss
Orleans for sesld per and s nsr steamer Sa
sa ssaGss%5on 10 % i 20;
ireland must be directed per New-iork ~ at 10 a. m
for bssSm BE- s' srct p+I y" at
Grenada Trinidad rohaso asS pere .sass ana "a m
%arSe ss ri'n 80 m, for Ear"p Majss
via via Ss..sa "a at per @ Xna esrs
rsesd per Ania m for Tor cq PUERTO per cor,es
S vsa"s'c s,' of hi Dass a from
Cr r P PSr, A d nSs per- PEI E S
THuRspAYAN mr. supPleSsnalS sD and Ham,
burg at p Complementary i;se p M for Sape
H Hor 81 pI M s9ppemcniary p M for Bermuda
per x,.a TriHSad pa at AND Santiago de- Cuba per
Ni FsRiDAY-A. p m. for BOcas del ToFO per
Fsl,I TRpAY%At a. m for Brazil and La Plata coun-
tries viz Rio Janero and san s,s per o.s
sa,sn" portsa Turkey and British India per 4
per Gs via Sdr ras mns 3
pc, GSy,eD sr uas ys ss%en etisSS
sr other parts OF Europe SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen
mus; BE q 5 S or St cros and % THOMAS
rois ieeward and wndward Islands Mar,inlaus and
per ta rofans snS a. "a
etc, per s. Asa leers for Costa Rea via Lson must
chiapas Tabasco Tuxpam and Yuc,an Pc. 8 fsma,t
for other pa!s 81 sse, sns 0 Norwsy arsc per
rG1 Ds Outer. must be 'S
e Ss'@S a., ss direct arsc,e H' per
II Complementary ~ 80 :, No. n aor phsSs.
ep deter for parts OF Colombia must Dc directed
'pcr rhadslphla at y m ,Sp r% iscS M
Tor Europe Per r. .. E,ruria VIA oueens,own at y M
scosoa Slrc pss U.r CIV OF q R nS% VIA
Mats for China Japan and Iis"H ss,. p ssy =, e, .
rs,s Gao ro% ga" t MAILS s' s2 Australia s sr
wcst Australia which are 'swa,, VIA asIops per- Ss"
SS a,~saa ma rS% ss" frsncseo here daily
0 ,A S %a &. s's xaS Tor u.
ssr.ssy Islands per ship dales orsm San F,snsiseol
dS sS.S ' p 20 S % sad ss@ & ':s
Empress Of india rom y.ncouycr' close her; daily W
TO Nag rom racomaJ ccsc here daily up June
Mail. for sol ma% n,s d per to June Hu ~
IRON M Ss Mails for sses, Yves, Australia! ana
F Islands per warr'moo urGm ON. ' a. e'9s
Mails MARI 's sos Ss Newt ran Ias, and theme:
c ss 4s Sss S' d a,
close eIp a. ,Sis Once daily Malls cuba
s,ssr a, 's s Ss Mondsys and Thursdays from o
Mall. 'r Ms. .r ov sds. unless s sps':
mail c ss.ss & pAe 1sSsa' p S:
Sostodlcs. Nsw.york. ~ T.. Aayil'. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
COMING WEDDINGS.

The marriage OF Miss Frances Stella Gregory.
daughter OF DR. Gregory of No. 3525 Lucas-aVe'
St. Louis. TO John Douglas Lindsay. OF this CITY,
will take place on June at the home Of the brides
father Mr. Lindsay Is an Assistant District-At
torney and. although a young man. is an acknowi-
edged authority on indictment and extrad'tion pro-
ceedings HIS advice has been asked on many I'm
rortant questions concerning the drawing OF In
dictments in this and other states ~, 49,
Miss Olive Love, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wesley Love OF No 81 East Sixty-eighih-st., VIII
be married to John Balm. jr.. on June al p m
There will be q reception at the home OF the brides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
FINANCIAL MEASURES IN NEWfo' NpiH-'D

{, Johns n. f., May la-The Whiteway party
decided las, night 10 present rerenchment scheme
involving reductions amounting to $4,000" yearly 10
the Legislature on Tuesday next Il IS resarueu
as impossible 10 retrench TO that extent ana 'he
supposi,ion Is that the introduction OF ,he sch."'c
is merely preliminary 10 inc ,o,o'
-, ,ssto, The Whitewayitcs are despon-
denf over Secretary Bonds failure to Obtain
loan ,.nars q ,noroher Of the
Legislative Council and ono Of the Sr arg e net
chants in St. Johns. died tonag . lee Sh largest
employer Of labor In the city HIS death ~, WIZ y,
rnnlov,nent II Ia regarded as the greatest loss 10
the country since the financial disaster AT yho
roe was the ONLY sufferer from mat disaster VINO
al greed to pay his creditors IN iuli All othe'S Gun"
promised with their creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
WATERSHEDS AND COALlNG PIER BURNED

tIaufax Nav 10 -Flre this mining dosToycI ihe
long wharf :reishtsneds and coaling pier at Klch-
non1 Since The Interco,on!al Railway terminus
was burned last winter Richmond has been pn'y
cen;re and now that the lniercoloniei I.ai!i'"I
property there Is gone II means great h'ohN'n.
i.nce n SINNERS The fire started In long Shei
nth ron tho whole length OF the wharf ON each
sao Of the shed were tracks upon which were large
numbers OF cars several of which were burned ne
fore they could be hauled off. The fire spread rap
,dlv and soon the sheds doomed IL them were
six,v head Of cattle owned by J. A. Lea'nan q 20;
.ftSsh nd MOI arrived The animals were all burned
"a death The wharf and coa.ing piers were rhu'e'y
dce:r0ved as were several cars Loaded with COIL
rha ,c,,i loss will be nearly quarter OF inliion
6o.srs and being government property, there was
no insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
1T THE yAVAL ACADEMT

Annapolis, Nd. May i9.-Cnce sam 3 future cap
,ains commodores and admrals, and everything
abou, the Naval Academy are having the finish
ing touches put on for the inspection Of the boaro
OF Visitors which occurs on June s. anq "' Fx.
aminatons are being made OF candidates LOT aa-
mission TO the Academy, and OF the sx-year cadetS
for final graduation. ., IA
The following, having passed both mental ana
physical examinations Will be admitted as naya.
r. NJ Gleason, Kansas: +. J. Horne, New,York;
II. F. Lackcy, Virginia; II. II. Royal Alabama:
W Il Sales Rhode Island: A. s. West Georgia;
W Window. Texas: +. II. Yates, Maine. Two failed
physically yesterday. and nine have passed at
studies but have not yet been tested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
MISS DODGE STILL ALIVE

FOR TWO DAYS SHE HAS BEEN uNco"S''oo''
81 AND HER DEATH - a oUrsrioN OF
FEW HOURS ONLY.
Washington. May ie.-Miss Mary Ao'ga'i Douss
(Gau HamIlton'O. It IL reported tonight nas
been slowly sinking all day and nor geS Sonrs IL
was believed last night that she cou'd no.
until morning and tonight s she ives 49, from Masss
chusotts are here but for two days Mss Dodse
haa been unconscious to her surroundings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
TO HAND OVER FORMOSA.
Ii HUNG CHANCES son APPOINTED Oo""''
sIONEE-JAPAN's WAR INDEMNITY.

slONEE-JAPAS's WAR INDEMNITY
London May i9-"The Tines viii to-mo'io"
publish a dispatch from Ticn-Tsin. sta'ihs '"'
LII Ching Fang Iii Hung Chang's son. has pee" "p'
polnted commissioner to perform the od'ouS "'''
OF handing the island OF Forinosa 10 "''
Japanese.
s. petersbure May lin view OF the DOUBT
prevailing as TO the actual settlement OF the
questions pertaining the far East. 1t IS ne''H-
sary 10 note that japan. In renouncns the Lilo
Tuug Peninsula and Port Arthur. dcaii WIN t"c
protesting Powers Russia. France aaI Germany
in quite different manner from mar IN "h''n
she dealt with the question Of the occupation %
We!-iIa!-Wc IN which she and china wer" solely
concerned. Japan. IL - now stated. VIII eNa'ua'e
The Llao-Tru- p,iin~ul. when she receives a
special indemnify tor dong 80. This indemnity b..
utllte distinct from the Indemnity stipulated
for in the treaty OF SmOnos,ki.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
FOR REoEGANIzING NORTHERN PACIFIC.

London May ls-"'I'he Tins" has a Dispatch from
Berlin stating that meetings have been recently held
10y the united German committees ~ Northern Pa
clnc Railroad honIh' aers. to whom ChairInln
Adams OF the Ncw-York Reorc iuzltioa Committee.
submitted report. Tho German committees author
lzaI M Adams t. effect tEc plan ~ reorganization
hy force lsGrc. now company WI b" formed un-
der a special charter. Tho necessary working capital
J. T. Morgan 4 CO.. Il New-logk. and the pcutschc
Rink. OF Enr..M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
cEyFRAL HARRIsOS's SUNDAY.

Fx-President Harrison spent quiet DAY yes'e'
dav. He received few callers. among "hoh was
General c. II. 7. Coils. The ex-Presldent' accom-
panied by Mrs Mckee attended St. Thomas ; Ep'S-
copal Church yesterday forenoon After 'he ser,
vices Mrs Mckee and the children returned WIN
enc ex President TO the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and
had dinner with him . , ,.,. .t,,o 70
asv in tho studio OF Eastman Johnson. he gave
The first sitting for the White House painting sat
urday. and is 10 be on hand again 'o-uay d. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

old His son. Richard wailach. arrived at the note'
yesterday afternoon and made arrangements LOT
the removal OF the body. $780,. ,......s,.r
Pay Director Waach was appointed ray 'n"s,e,
on June |. 1861. from III. District or coiumpI; anu
his residence at the time Of his death was WASH
ngton. He was promoted TO be ray lnspev,eIsonI
In March. 1871 and Pay Director IN March, io'''
being retired on July l. 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
MIR. o'BRIEN REFUSES 7

MN O'HKIEN K1I 7 DID -
London. May io-willlam Obrieh' NJ - mas
asked his friends not 10 coNec' 'n' sa"'. ''p"o"
~ having tho calm NJ patrick a. Chance. NJ J..
which, II not paid. viii result In Mr.. oBrien being
declared bankrupt. and his conseauen, reilre'"en,
from the House Of Commons MI. '"""ue ~
az Mr.. oDricns solicitor In ,he 's sa,,", ,o'
libel brought against him by i;o'S Mr "hanss:.
was 70 be paid Out Of the a, .T''n no.. " take
mcntary Fund. Mr.. Chance VI" Mr. U'Rrien's
refusal to settle with him. broughs a" Brien az" r."
secured Judgment against him "a the only ap-
parent result viii b III being declared . 0sax'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
rnpn pnsERERY,S CRUISE.

ronaon. MAY ls-The yacht Enchanress, having
., hoard Prime Minister Rosebcry. who started
on a cruise in her Tuesday last sailed from
Dartmouth FOR Portsmouth this evening; LoII
I5"seIrr desiring 10 return 10 London lie lnt"nis
80 On an another cruise during the "hiisuntlde
recess O, Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
1.irrIIIiERT y WALLACH.

Paw Director Cuthbcrt H. Wallach a reured ON.
Ger Of the United States Navy. died III 'he note.
Marlborough. In this city. yesterday, I,e n''"e.
~ a.. Wv bean under doctors care since that date.
III. death was due 70. . complication Of troubles"
incident 70 az. He was more than seventy years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

London. May -Lieutcnnn'-Gener' '""''e -
reIlden. member OF tho House OF 'o"',"o,' 'o'
IT, ,hc conservative interest. lie reurcn ,.on tue
army az colonel on half pay In mp my ISL" var P'o
,noted 10 the rank OF maJor-genera !" '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
DENIAL FROM Mr.. CoMSr0CK.

san Francisco. May 10 (speciaD-The e"arse'
made against Mr.. Comstock. the late local man
nger Of the Fidelity Mutual Life. OF Phiiadepn'a'
are denied by Comstock. He says that. tnousn
there may be- some irrsgularity In his accounts. nS
can show receipts for ell accounts that passeo
through his hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
4 SISTER OF PRESIDENT DIAZ DEAD.

St. Louis. Mo. May ia dispatch from me '''y
of Mexico says: Sonora pena Meo'asa s iaI o os
cerersI I)iaz President OF the Republlc diei FIJI
Ssv morning from an abcess OF the stomach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
NoSs1GNoR AGL1ARDI RECALLED

HIS r.rTEEANCEs CAUSED THE RECENT CRISIS
IN HUNGARY.
Vienna. May l9-Monsgnor AGNarii. inc F"'''
Huncio here whose ut;eranccs In Hungary u" "lP
sit!on to the Ecclesiastical DIS pre'p''n'' III"
.,,. ,oI,,cal crisis in that kingdom nrd led 20 ne
rostcra,lon If Count Kalnoky. the Imperial Fo:esl
NinIs,er has been recalled by the vatican II J. sh
that the Nunclo at brussels VIII p'o"'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

A Deep-Seated Cough cruelty tries the Lungs ana
wastes the general strength. prudent resort for
the afflicted is to Or. d. Jaynes Expectorant.
remedy for all troubled with Asthma Bronchitis.
or any Pulmonary affection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
A RARON KILLED BY COUNT.

ST, Petersburg. May l9-Baron Dzanowicz yes'er
day shot and killed Count Ostrorog' n rch lahu-
Of Minsk The cause OF me tnoo I'M, done
yet mystery, but 1t Is supposed 10 n''c ''' UNIV
for revenge. The Baron was arresteu'