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New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
THREATENED THE MINNEAPOLIS MlLLERS.

Chicago June l0-A dispatch to a morning paper
from, Duluth SAYS: Samuel Hill the right hand
man OF James J. Hill. OF the Great Northern road
last evening confirmed in every particular the story
sent out from Duluth a few weeks ago, but denied
In the Minneapolis papers that he had held con-
ference with the Minneapolis millers. and had toll
them that unless they gave the Great Northern
a large proportion OF their -four trade Hill would
embark in the milling business at Duluth. or would
have his friends do and practically XIII Mime
rpols as a milling centre. 1.-THE story has never
been denied By j. j. Hill myself said Mr.. Hi
last night. did say precisely what was credited
10 me and | meant IL. The milers OF Minneapolis
were told that the Great Northern road was not get
ting a fair deal and unless there was change we
manufacturing centre that would discount Mime
apos'"
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
ILLINOIS cENTRAL's GOOD SHOWING.

Chicago June 1o-(iovernor Atgeld of Illinois on
Saturday received the statement OF the gross
ceipts of the Illinois Central Railroad for the six
months ended April 3d. 1895. OF which the states
share per cent, amounts 10 s2s6.12' 2S This is
the largest sum ever received by the state from
the railroad for any IKE period SAVING only the
1902 so 50 paid for the period from November o''
to April 90 1893 Excepting during the year 1851
when the earnings Of the railway were so greatly
reduced by the coal strikes and by the Debs nsur-
rection the receipts OF the railway and the state
have invariably been larger from -lay 10 Octoper
3 than in the earlier half of the year Incre II,
therefore every reason to expect that the SIate G
recelpts Will during the current year exceed ~'Vp.
and BE- greater than in any preceding year. except
issS. when the Worlds Fair brought them up TO
S53.061 %.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
RuMoRs OF PRESIDENT BoRGs RETIRE

There was n revival yesterday afternoon OF the
reports that President Simon Borg. OF the New
York Susquehanna and Western Railroad Company.
would retire from the presidency, and that the
directors would chose some experienced railroad
man 10 take his place Mr.. Borg has banking
business as we'll 10 attend TO. and 1t was said that
he himself would not object 10 retiring. These re-
ports were In the face OF the statement OF Mr..
Borg last week that he had intention OF retir-
ing. >,
4 meeting OF the directors OF the road was held
Yesterday AZ the Offices No. 10 Cortlandt-st After
the meeting a director Horace w. Fuller said that
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
RUSSIA MOVING HER TROOPS.

MILITARY PREPARATIONS BELIEVED ~ h"'H
SOME CONNECTION WITH THE AK
MENIAN QUESTION.
London. June lo-"The Chronicle" o-morrow wiz
nubI,sh a dispatch from Moscow stating tha' INC
twentieth Division of the Caucasian army '''o
present headquarters OF which Is at hD'a''. 80"
hoen ordered to Kars and other frontier sta.ohs'
con,rac,ors at Kars and Tifs have received large
orders for stores This movement was unexpected
and has caused much surprise 1t is con)ec'uren
that II has some connection with the Armenian
question. ,.. r.
Berlin June lo.-The Frankfort Iei'uns Ss
-, ns, l., rocotatine with Denmark for the
cass,on OF the islands Of Esholm. Christlansn"m,In IN
and Frcdrlcksholm and the northern part OF tnc
island OF Bornholm. when RUSSIA waits "S " wa
ing station for her warsniSs - 49,. haor
'Ssdessa June iO-A thousand troops have been
conveyed to Batoum to strengthen the Nuss'a"
force on the frontier facing Armenia
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
EAsTBovND SHIPMENTS.

Chicago June IO.-The Increase OF eastoound snip
roen.S Of dead freight from Chicago last week. as
comparei with those OF the previous one. was al
mos, II 90 tons These figures show the instantane-
Gus eject OF the collapse Of the money pool OF
Central Traffic Association roads. The total for
the week was 5i7iS: for the week previous $500
and IS SCI for the corresponding week OF last year
Tho shipments were divided among the lines as
follows: Michigan Central. 3.+s3 Wabash. $50
Lake shore sis Fort WAYNE; 7ss rHn Hr,r hanais
Nickel Plate" 5,,.s; Erie. $780, big Four 2,5'
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine. fair: variable winds. 49,
For New.uampshrc Vermont and Massachusetts,. fau'
easteriy winds ..,.
For Rhode Island. fair. slightly wa'tne' s~'~
winds.
For Connecticut iair; warmer. eas,erly winds.
For Eastern New-York. fair. warmer III sou'he'" wv
tion: easterly winds. .,
For Eastern Pennsylvania. increasing e'oua'"esss
warmer eastern portion: eastery "'n's'
For New Jersey Increasing coudiness warmer eass'S
winds. 49,
For District Columbia. Maryland and Delaware 'ar'
followed by increasing cloudness and probably showefs
In tho evening slghtly warmer northeasterly Who's
For Virginia showers in eastern. fair IN western po'
". Ear West Virginia Western PENNSYLVANIA, Western
NV York and Ohio, increasing clouiiness; easteFv
winds.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
CONVICTION ARRAIGNED IN COURT.

THE MAN WHO THREATENED TO MURDER 'Ah-
pINAL VAUGHAN PROVES TO HE AN AMEhi'A"'
London June lO.-I.orcnzo Covlngton. the man VINO
was arrested and arraisnci In the Bow sttee, 70
lice Court on Saturday on IN" charge OF ha''hs
.h.oo,c,o1 ., murder Cardinal Vaughan by throw
ing y;r.ol on him. again arralgncl thiS morn
ing The police have asceriainei thht tne man man y. -
m American but further Information concerning
him is not forthcoming. He was remainder TOT an
-i,.t
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
TRIAL RUN OF THE ERICSSON.

New-London Conn. juno l0.-The torpedo-boat
Ericsson had preliminary run for a short distance
on Long Island Sound to-day. but did not go more
than twenty miles before she ran into so much fog
that It was deemed best to return. She has been
overhauied thoroughly since last winter. and new
machinery has replaced that broken In her at
tempts at speed last fall Her engines worked sat
isfactor,ly Tor she struck twenty mile pace
during the short time when 1t was safe to let
her out
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

cause Nature did not have the little help she
needed
One of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets would start
the poisonous matter in the way it should go. II
there's a good deal of it, better take two-thats
mildly cathartic dose.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets never gripe and
they fn,r permanently. You needn't take them
forevcr--just long enough to regulate the bowels
then stop. In this way you don't become a
slave TO their use with other pills. Once used,
they are always in favor.
Some designing dealers do not permit their
customers to have Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets
because inferior pills afford greater profits Such
dealers are short-sghted. They overlook the fact
that the next time you will 60 where you are sup
piled with what you ask for.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
PROPOSED NEW ROAD IN THE WEST.

Green River. Wyo.. June l0-County Clerk Thomas
received yesterday for recording the deed OF trust
or mortgage given by the Colorado wyoming ana
Great Northern Railway Company to the SOLICITORS
Loan and Trust Company Of Philadelphia, OF which
Theodore rockingham Is president The Quaker
city Company will furnish 100000 to construct
railroad between Grand Junction. Co... and Green
River. Wyo. which is to be the main line
branch is also TO be built from the main line where
IL crosses the White River 10 Provo Inc ROAD ana
branches means the building OF 40 miies OF track
this summer The mortgage Is frst loan upon
the entire property OF the company. Inc Dohus ruH
thirty years at . per cent
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.
A HIGH PRESSURE AREA CENTRAL. OVER NE"'
ENGLAND.

\
ENGLAND.
Washington June 10 The eastern area OF hish p'-'
continues central over New England and WI" P'o''
move slowly norhcasterly or the NewEnsand coast an
area OF moderately high pressure mas apps", -.
,,.r, an, middle nla,eau The area ~ low pressure
which WAS central over Illinois last night has dsapp
An area OF low pressure has appeared over Aoe''a'
are indications OF secondary low developing on 'he N0
Carolina coast. The temperature has risen s"Hn0' -
the lake regions and ew-Englana' u ".s &c A.
- ~. ,over M,ssss,ppi Valley and the Rocky Noun
,ain slope Tho temperature has fallen In the sou" ~"
lantlc states Tennessee and Central lilinos iAs", 80
has fallen the Atlantic seaboad s ocrrea west
arJ AIan,c CITY Scattered showers have occut.u
OF the MISSISSIPPI Fair weather WIN 'nsry east
of the mississippi except along the central so ths.
board Local thunder showers ana snsnsN e"nn,rv
a-. ,ndc,,ed for the western section OF thc Souh"''
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

Johnson England George Bardn. Nyack; j. H. D'aao'a
Boston. - p,
sr1rRTEyANr-c r. Caldwell baltimore I. H.
wheelock Boston; l.. x. Smith. Chicago L. -. d.
Randall Auburn; James p. Clarke. Derby. conn., MIS-
r. r. Rogers and daughter. Portland. Me-; Mrs. D. H.
wallick Baltimore: L. White. Albany Mr' anu ''' %
~ co,,on AZ ss,ton tr Miss sefton San Diego Cal.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

on'y on ,ournment had been taken until Wednesday.
A director who was seen IN regar,, 70 srg ad. e.wr
concerntnr President Borgs resignation. sala. vi, vi:
smre has NOT resigned nor have any steps, oeea
taKen looking toward his resignation thougn ~
not say what may happen to-morfo" " -
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
A REVOLT IN CORRIENTES.

1NsrRGENTs REPULsED IN AN ATTACK ON THE
CAPITAL OF THE PROVINCE
London. June io-A dispatch to the Central News
from Buenos Ayrcs says that revolt has broken
out in the province of Corrientes. The reoeis at
tackled San Juan de Corrientes, the capital or tns
nroyince early this morning. but were repulsei
win n loss OF twenty five killed and many wouhdeu
,rhe leaders OF the attacking force were captured'
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

enor of Santiago de cHSs csy has or ssSsa sSs
prohibiting rme and villages in the province from
the open eIss this order viii be
shot BY the troops
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
rprrsrE SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKES

TITLE DAMAGE DONE. But A PANIC CAUSED
AMONG THE crTY's INHABITANrs'
, luna ,o-Two shocks Of earthquake were
,o,, here at an early hour this morning. CAUSING
great conservation among the inhabitants OF .as
ei,v thousands OF people rushed from their homes
and many have refused to return ana are ~ he
in the open squares fearing recurrence VI '
shocts Little or no damage was done.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
OPENED BY KING HOMBER1.
SPEECH FROM THE THRONE TO THE NEW
ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
p.ssAcEs IN THE ADDRESS BELIEVED TO FORE
CAST LARGE MEASURE OF AMNESTY AND
CONCERTED ACTION WITH ENG
LAND IN AFRICA.


CAST A LARGE MEASURE OF AMNESTY AND
CONCERTED ACTION WITH ENG
LAND IN AFRICA
Dor,o lime 10-The new Parliament was
onened to-day with more than the usual display
~ ceremony The King and Queen upon their
arrival were enthusiastically received and loyaiy
cheered by the immense crowd assembled III 'he
nlaza. All the ministers and large NUMBER oi
other officials together with the entire Dipomauc
Corps. were present. A strong force OF troops was
held In the barracks ready to preserve order Il
necessary. Three hundred and seventy Deputies
presented themselves 10 take the oath sighor
c,va,otu and the other Socialist members were
absent In accordance with their previous an
nouncement.
The speech from the throne appealed to the
natrioism Of the members Of all parties to assist
in expediting the Budget. The financial situa
ION the speech declared. had already been
sensby amelorated. The Government as1
promised such judicial reforms ana laws as n. Wou.
enable a better defence OF socia orue,. ~ ,mt ms =,
become necessary for the Government TO resort 10
force TO preserve the required degree oil order pu
the King always preferred humane inethoas ns aiiu
believed In policy OF love nelore ., aot trsc,s,
large measure Of amnesty. and was vehementiy
applauded. o,.,,,,. tho cor,
ING marriage of the Duke Of Aosta to Princess
Helene o, Orleans and the participation OF .he
Italian SQUADRON in the ccremones at kieI on the
opening Of the Baltic and North sea canal Inc
King also alluded To the friendship exisths pc
tween Italy and England TO the victories won pS
the Italians and to the anniversary OF the lpera-
ton of Rome. , A.. ,xoor,r,
When the speech was concluded tne cheei'ns
was ioud and prolonged. As a whole II made an
excellent impression. one passage has been ereh'-
,v commented on After referring to the part 10
be taken by Italy in the Kiel celeorauoh' hi"s
Humbert said
W. .u render our cordial greetings 10 England
and shnw our close connection with the Enghsh
Navy.
Pursuing the subject he expresscn thahhs "
,ha cnvornneo, of Great Britain for having given
a new proof Of the sympathy OF England Win
italy by prohibiting the importation OF arms INTO
Africa TO the detrment Of Italian undertahIhss
~ .ha front,ers NJ Abvssnla These utterances
are Interpreted In diplomatic circles as dlsc9sls
n defnitive agreement between ltaiy ana r.hs
land for common and concerted action IN Aif'ca
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
NEARLY ZOO MINERS ENrOMBED.

rrREpAMP EXPIODEs ~ \ siILsiAN TIT-oNLY
FoRTY MEN REsCvED.
berlin. June lo-An explosion OF hfedamp occurred
in n mining Dit near Antonienhut'e. PrusSlan
silesia to-day while 30 men were az WORK IN ne
mine Only forty have been rescued leaNhs :"
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
THE SEALING BILL INTRODUCED.

LAW WITH SOME NOTIFICATIONS.
London June lO-In the House OF commons to
dav Sir Edward Grey. Under Foreign Secretary IN
,r,duccd the bill Of which he recently gave notice,
providing for prohibition at certain seasons anu
regulation OF sealing In Behring sea In accordance
with the terms OF the treaty. sir EDWARD eNpa',su
that the bill was designed to take the place OF .ic
ACT passed two years ago with view 20 car s','s
out the agreement with Russia IN I.kafI 10 sea.
he said would expire in July. and the present "ear
urc was practically re-enaciment OF 'ne p, Nv. Nv,
a few alterations The bill was read Tor the hist
sra.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
sT pAI'L'S EARNINGS.

Chicago. June io-The earnings Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St Paul Railway for the first week
in June were Sss 9s5; for the corresponding week
OF last year. S,5 decrease. sh.5N.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
THE GREEK MINISTRY RESIGNS.

THEODORE pELfANNlS - HN''r' ~ '''''
Klxo TO Form ANOTHER CABINET
Athens. June lO-The members of the Greek MIN
,stry rendered their designations today Tho King
has summoned NJ. Dclyannis to form another Mh-
istry. The resignation OF the presen, Ministry was
n mere formalty this being the FIRST meeting of the
new Parliament since the elections IN APRIL "hen
NJ Dclyannis and his party received two-tnir's "'
the votes cast and only ten Of ex-Premier Tricon-
piss supporters elected. Tricoups hinseN nav
ing been unseateI by il5 votes. -,
NJ Alexandra Xaimis. a partisan of premier De,-
ysn,s. "S nv VOTE of lis 20 A. " Zainls on
sunlng the presidency addressed the Chamber a.
eneih' The chief mission Of the majority. he aid.
rnnd no To- improve the public credit and place the
finances OF Greece on a secure OASIS
There IL still confusion In the cable
d,spatcho, relative 20 affairs In Greece. caused BY
the similarity In the names OF two Ministers there
I, was explained here April 20 In the comments
on the latest Greek elections that there were TWO
state srnen called Delyannis In Greece one OF
them Nicholas is dplomatlst. rather thhn
politican and he Is the present Premier. who was
Unexpectedly called to power some six months ago
in order to form a purely Administrative or bust
ness Cabinet and TO preside over the election ior
a new Chamber. This IL the Minister who has OIL
fered his resignation. and who Will be- succeeded by
Theodore Delyannis. who has been summoned py
King George to form another Ministry. For the
last thirty years the Greek Cabinets have had almost
constantly at their head either Theodore Deynnnis
NJ Trcoupis who might be called the Gladstone
and the Salisbury Of Greece. The King somewhat
unconstitutionaly forced the resignation OF Th"o,
dore Deyanns about two years ago. ana replaced
him by ~. Tricoupis. After popular demonstrations
had forced the latter to resign neutral or
business Cabinet constituted, with Nicholas
Deyannis. tho dplomatst. Al its head And now
that the elections have turned IN favor OF the pol
icy advocated by Thedorc Delyannis. who has
30 often been Premier. the King has summoned
him form the Cabinet. This move puts a
stop the rumors started by some OF the partisans
Of VI. Trcoupis during the electoral campaign 10
the effect that II the party Of Theodore pelyonnls
victorious the King would abdcnte. 1t IL true
that the King and the great leader were not exactly
good terms. but recently VI. Dclyannis. while pay
Ing a visit 10 Ministerial Department. met the
King In the building. and they had long conversa.
tion. With the recovered support OF the King. and
n good working majority In Parliament. Theodore
Delyannis will bc able to carry out his Ministerial
programme previously explained here. and lndl-
Gated In the opening speech Of NJ Zamis the Pres-
dent Of the Greek Chamber.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11


comfortable over stom-
ach and bowel troubles
as are those who have
only calico aud bone
buttons.
None Of us live nat
ural lives. We eat too
much and are careless
about our health.
Abused nature finally
rcvolts. The rebellion
is slight at first, but 1t
grows. Occasional con-
stipation becom e $
chronic. Bowels won't
work. Stomach gets
sour and generates gas.
Liver gets full Of bile.
Bile gets into the blood.
Headaches come, dizzi-
ness, loss of appetite.
loss Of sleep, foul
breath, distress after
eating and all be-
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
TO STOP FILTBUSTERING EXPEDITIONS
SECRETARY HERBERT ORDERS THE RALEIGH TO
PROCEED KEY WEST.

Washington. June lo.-Latc his afternoon Sec
retary Herbert settled all doubt to the course
to be taken by this Government In preventing
nllbusterlng expeditions Cuba by Issuing orders
to the Raleigh to proceed at to Key West
Fla She viii be retained there to watch nlibus-
tiers and that no more expeditions leave this
country for Cuba with contraband goods or men
Insurgents
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
CALL FOR TROOPS IN PORTO RICO

Madrid. June 10-Genera Martinez Campos has
cabled that the Government Of Porto Rico Is urgent
~ demanding that battalion Of troops be sent TO
reinforce the soldiers I'm that island.
The reinforcemcnts asked for by General Campos
a few days ago will sail for Cuba on June II.
Santiago de Cuba, June I0.-Thc Military Gov
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

Count FprTdrI WIZ hIVt "I''I '''" '''''v
by unknown persons who accosted him at nignt on
The street insulted him. finally fired several sho's
al him with revolver and ran away. IL was
said that the assassination was undoubtedly IN,
work OF Anarchists" This opinion was discreditel
by the Conservative Italian organ. I'll PToresso
Italo-AmericAno," OF New-York II explained thai
,he electoral defeat OF pr. Barbato by Ferrarl
could not be OF any concern 10 he Anarcnlss.
s'ncc Barbato not one OF their nunber oeIis
I,,lo- Am ericnno'' also published at that time
some particulars about the victim OF the assassins
cou,, Luigi Fcrrar was born In 1873. at Rlmhi,
and was lawyer and jurist OF great reputation
lie served as Deputy In the Fourteenth Leglsature;
ana was A Radical Democrat, but supporter Oi
icgal and not of violent agitation lie became sun
more conservative after 1865 when he ha1 occasion
~ ae. IN. King during the latters Visit 10 the
Homagnn district Coun; Fer-1ri was secretary
o, Minister Benelctto prin In the Gl0n,u Daon.,,
an eloquent speaker. ono Of his most important
snecrhes was that in which he demanded ne pun
~,,ion y, The secrc, treaty ol the Triple Alliance
count Ferrari married Marchoness lmperah OF
Florence.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
For Dyspepsia
Take MOrsfOrtl's Acid Phosphate.

Or. T. II. Andrews late OF Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia. Pa "A wonderful remedy which gave
me most gratifying results In the forms Of w.
pcpsia-"
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
COUNT rERRAR1 DIES OF HIS WOUNDS.

Rome. June lO-Count Ferrari. who was recently
olsc,.i n member OF the Chamber OF Deputies de-
featinr the Socialist candidate in his district ana
who was shot by unknown persons IN hiih'i' U"
juno g. died this morning.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

LORD RosEBERY BACK FROM HIS CRUISE
London. June lO-Iori Rosebery has returned
from, hl. Yachting trip ani IL now In London. a
cabinet Council Will be held tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

s-All letters OF inquiry medical subjects directed
m The Columbia Chemical Company. Washington, d. g.,
viii be either in these columns or by mau
direct.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
Bar.
ineh
3O.S'
800

In this diagram q continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure indicated by The Tribunes SELF
recording barometer Tho dotted line represents the tsa
perature recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

Tribune once June II. a. m-Th- weather yesterday
fair and The temperature ranged between -
and 70 degrees the G0s being degrees lower
than on Sunday and lower than the corresponding
day last year.
The weather to-day is likely to be fair and warmer
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
ronrpA1r OFF GLADSTONE INITIATED.

London June io-A portrait OF Mr.. Gladstone oy
Thadaeus. on exhibition in old Bond-s,. was mutt
lated this afternoon by two unknown men. one OF
whom s!ashcd u with knlie anu Inc o'''ei ' "''
an umbrella through H.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.