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New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
HE IS ARRESTED IN BAVARIA.
MR. STERN, A NEW-YORKER. OFFENDS
THE DIGNITY OF A SPA OFFICIAL.

HE ALLOWS HIS BOl AZ W. -
Lie BALL CONTRARY TO ORDERS AND.
IN SPITE OF AN APOLOGY. is TAKEN
INTO cusToDY-A UNITED STATES
CONSUL. Balls HIN OUT
rerlin July 2s-A New-Yorker named Stern was
arrested at Kisslngen a day or two ago Tor an al
legged insult to Herr Won Thingen. Deputy COM
missioner Of the Spa Mr.. Stern at once .e'e-
graphed TO the United States Consul-ueherai d.
Berl,n and the consus at Nurnberg' Furth anu
Banberg for assistance. The consul at ba"oe's b
Immediately took a train for kissensen anu re-
ouested the release OF Stern. but he only succeeu-
ed in obtaining 1t by giving bail In the sum oi INV
marks and agreeing the special restrictions I'M
posed upon Stern that he should not ieaVe Ills "'-
TEL even 10 drive or promenade.
Mr. stern has In his possession BANK letters "
the value of 10000 lire He is accompanied oy his
wife "A fashionable woman, and hVe chofen' ,Tha Th
is Shaving al the leading hotel IN the p.dce. > io
rests of tho hotels agree in Indignantly uenou"SS
Ing the arbitrary action Of Herr Won Tnuhsrh. ~
seems that MIR Stern's son, whom herr Won ta lnu,,
gen declared young 10 be present a. a. SS,arn
ball disobeyed the order ana attehueu,, VI, s,n
aroiogtzed To the Deputy Commissioner LOT the sup,
posed insult Offered TO his dignity, put heiI % %so
Thungen refused 70 accept tne aPo''e' ~
Mr.. Stern arrested. ,,,-,., ,,,ard.d N
Tho American visitors at hlsSlnseI IH'epueN
demand that the Washington authorities tanr r, ~ ~
tlce OF the matter the end that hcrr Won i""'''
gen may be dismissed
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
MINERS MA Y RETURN ~ " OhA
PROSPECT OF A SETTLEMENT OF TRoC-
HLEs IN THE IRON-ORE REGION.


ro THE MEN.
lshQeming. Mich. Iuly IS tspcclap'-io.'HS Wv
opinlon seems prevalent among thoSe nov \" "''
mediate contact ath the miners 'h"' "o"''S VI
Tuesday cf next week VIII see w" SUM W.
oricah,v settled and preparations for the resnnp-
,,, ., uork h.sun Iron ore" Of ishpemins
says >, .,
Tho ke should be over S5rc, on NMHS%eIrc Mo%asI Of Sc
ore mining business they viii accept tnc piopo
alton OF ihc companies md start worn ln'S u,, nr,
rrr,ainly firci of ll.ncsa. ard some mouths WI
Sccn be T'2o.G'' iosl 10 "''"' '' 80
rn. ,u,ncrs themselves say however. that the
orc, ~ tho companies na published yesterday In =
mining Journal. Will Doe ignored TIA" agents o' inc
compar,c. rcplyirg TO the miners say
We have received tho following rcp.y rom mo
directors OF our companiet "ut '", M, M lin
have bean carefully considered ~ 'onn'', Ion az ~
he present condition Of our business. and We ma
that the schedule ~ wages there ask"a ,"l - aD
geihcr TOO high. and cannot h' tlah'',t o., .' ,el
tained We nevertheless, for the sake OF so2i ,.s
ing willing TO conc'1e ouf .n IT," I'm so'm ,n fea
days but in different Places ana maxi s"oSp "r
Judgment. jusilhes uS IN iaFhF- " ~ ~
have definite reply q time 10 soni"r WIN our 3ur
morninr. and ask tha, they all come around at m"
Tine
This Is signed by agents % the iT'ishurs md
Lake Angeline Iron Company. Cleveland Iron Mn
lng Company. Iron Cnrs Company. Negaunee Mn
INK COMPANY. Jackson Iron Company. queen Iron
Mining coruanv Lille Mine Company ani the
Cambria Mining Company
Of This propos.t on IN" strikers say mat IN me
nts, place they 30 not intend 10 accept less man
their s. scale and tha, further. being organzei.
with their regular organization and theiT meeting
place at Union Park. II The companies agents wirh
TO NEE, them Il must be- as an organization and
at the Park rs yet. no suggestion TO the contrary
has been received from the leaders
All the mines this range nr" nov closed the
| Republic and Champion having Joined the lo'kou'
The union now embraces about four thousand
names As IL often the ca-" during rni"s Hike
| this some things have been done ana charged 10
| tho miners for which. as an organized body Ger
| ,ainlv they are not responsible The occasional
| interruption OF work on roads sidewalks ana at a
schoolhouse has been denounced and r"primandei
By the leaders II Is SAID that In the latter case
no miners were prescnt-that the interference wa
| the Amusement OF loa,ers about town. Through
| out the men have deserved and received the high
! cs, praise for orderly conduct and take pride I'm
| their reputation. and also IN the schools and
| churches 0, the town. The miners claim suficen,
education TO discard such arguments as erickba''
and rudgels.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
RUSSIA SECRETLY AIDS MACEDONIA
PRISONERS CAPTURED TX THE TURKS PROVE 10
RE OFFICERS OF THE CzAR-frNERAL


or HULGARlAN HEROES.
Nic,n, Iuiv 2S-Th" "Ncucs Wiener Tago'att
savs ,hnt the Ruman.an Minister AT CONSTANT
,o,le hos ie'cgraphcd 10 his Government that
,,,,,,hor - tho Macedonian refugees VINO nave
h, ,rrcs,cd provc 20 hc officers "ho have re-
ot,o1 ,h.lr congo from the Russian Army. Docn-
c,.,ts U,re found I'm their possession showing 'na
t,,,.s,,, ,,cnts are concerned IN the Macedoniah
,r,,,nn,rf The paper declares that the Porte VIII
.,,l .o,,o. or these documents 20 the powers
son, Jniy . Services held IN the 'htheitai mere
70 l,y I'm honor II two bulgarian ofl''rS VINO "e''
Lii.d yyhne nehtng on tho Macccon!nn side IN 4"
s,t,r,ish with Turks on the frontier were made the
o,r,slon OF a significant pro-Maccdonlan demon
stration. .h
There vas an Immense concourse o' people AT ''e
.cr,lcos Including military officers. government
officials ard other men In high political Ire Nt'er
,ee religious services the president o' me Mace
tortan committee delivered ora'.on. concludins
with m. words Long live MacedoniA Portraits
~ eo deceased officers We're Displayed In ne square
IN front # the Cathedral. ana the crow" ~. -
no, many of the people kissing them \ huihOe..
- M,r.tnnian refugees. who were coWldI'S VI.
$50 IeaI ofNcers we're carried On the shoulders o..
some d, tfe crowd all D.. The BuIsar!ahs Cls,' .ns
loudly Nfier fh.s thou.anls ~ p'opie p''f'eu '"'
,rrse,a singing the Macedonian war song
rondon July 2s-"The Chronicle has 'ohs'a"-
,nople dispatch which It will print tomorrow say
ing ,ha, the Vail OF Salonca has telegrapned 20
~. Grand VIz,er stating that after the defeat OF
mo Turkish troops by Maccdonians NJ bJulna oi'
"a. n cedonan frontier. the lnSuIsel..S
ean,treI the town Of Mcnk and burned the lurN-
ish quarter and the telegraph station
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
An INTERNATIONAL NAVAL EXHIBIT AT
KEEL.

washington. July 2s.-Consul W. II. Robertson. at
Hamburg. informs the Department OF State that
from May 25 to September 30 1885, there is to be held
at Kiei an international naval exhibit. In conncc-
,ion with an Industrial exhibition Of the Province
Of Schleswis- Holsteln The grounds chosen for the
anair are situated along the bay Of Kie. close 10
the eastern entrance OF the newly opened canal.
The naval exhibit Is to comprise all products In
any way connected with the navy, or shipping III
general-.,ea, rivers or canals II IL also 10 give
q compete historical review of the Developments
and nrogress made In shipbuIlding and all its kin
Jred industries. The official programme will be
ready In September.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29

Ones physical fecl1nXs, ike '~s'~st
search and point out plainly the fact of disease OF
health :<. =.
losing flesh and vitality. if he is listless nervous
sleepless, he certainly is not we'll The down hill
road from health to sickness is smooth and declines
rapidly. s:.s. a.. ,;.. man
takes pure, simple vegetable toaic 1t puts his di.
peston into good active order and that puts the rest
~ his body II, order The medicine that will DO this
s medicine that is good to take in any trouble OF
the blood the digestion, the respiration no matter
how serious it may have become:
Tshe ncd;cine 10 take is Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
cal Discovery 1t is a remarkable remedy II cures
diseases in perfectly natural way without the use
of strong drugs. It cures oy helping Na.mie: nas
the stomach and bowels By putting these men,
branes into healthy condition stimulating the secre-
ton of the various digestive juices and furnishing to-
the blood the proper purifying properties, 1t reache
out over the whole body and drives disease germs os
fore it into the usual excretory channels II ouilds
bright
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
r0rp MY StTED FROM DROWNING.

Arthur Youman. a well-kncwn young man. or
Yonkers owner ot the yacht owl, with Geors"
BecAet and Charles Hanratty. went yesterday foH
a sail up the Hudson. When the yacnt was oppos'e
Hsverstraw It capsizei. throwing the young men
,,,, ,hs water They struggled time. anc
were about giving up hopes Of being saved wnes ,
a tug came along and picked them up & ana 'o0d oOd
,hem IN Workers They lost Clothes. jeweiry ana
money. which were in the cabin OF the yachI
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
WILL. STOP FILIBUsTERING.

THE CAPTAIN or THE L. s. $ ATLANTA lEi'i~'
THE SPANGARDs THAT HE WILL DO HIS p'ii'
Madrid July 2-A dspatch from tia'""" '"'
that Colonel Zamora has defeated the rebels under
z,,s at Neuva Villa inhcting a loss OF thirty the
disn,ich adds that the newspaper "Discuslon pun
laies an interview with he captain OF me A,hg1
/. resolved 10 do everything In his power 10 prevent
nlihnstrrlng expeiitions The captains Instructions
reEnrlinK This matter are pTcclHo.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
A MINISTER ON A SUNDAY TOUR
MR.. DEvINs GATHERED MATERIAL FOR SER
MON. AND DISCOVERED OFFENDERS AGAINST

MON. AND DISCOVERED OFFENDERS Against
THE IAw-ALDERMAN TAITs PLACE
REPORTED.
The Rev. John y. Devins, pastor OF Hope Pres
byierian Chapel, In East Fourth-st, yesterday AZ
ternoon started a tour OF the Thirteenth Pre-
cinct. He was going to preach sermon in the
evening on why the Excise Law Should BE En-
forced" and he wanted to pick UP some points re
gardlng the enforcement In the precinct. He
walkcd up and down Second-ave. Frst-ave..
Avenue A and Avenue and the side streets. where
there are many saloons. He found that all the
saloons were not doing business. He said last
night that ne had his suspicious regarding some
OF them. but at any rate they were not openly
violating the law Finally he came to Dry Dock
and East Tenth sts Alderman TAFT Is the pro-
pretor OF saloon there. and the pastor watched
the family entrance two men came out with a
smile that betokened that they at peace with
all the world. One smacked his lips suggestively
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.
FAIR AND WARMER.

Washington July 2sThe pressure has fallen IN N''A
New-England and the upper lake regions u nas 49,.
"a ,u.,..n, valleys and the Northwest The tenn
perature has remained nearly stationary Throughout ~
country The rainfall has been confined 10 fe" "'..
scattered showers. Increasing coudiness ana snow
are Indicated the central districts OF the "' ~ N
-. -, ,,,.u,,. co.s, Generally fair weather VIII
n-evau IN other districts. Higher temperature j. '
Gated in Southern New England. ne Mcdc 1vs sts and
,aL. regions the Ohio and lower Missouri Na.e'' ms"
m.r ,snne,,,,re I'm The centrnl Western districts
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
MAY ORDER oUr OHIO COAL MINERS.

Canton Ohio. July B.-President Ratchford, Of
the Ohio Miners Association. will go to Pittsburg
tomorrow to consult with the leaders there. He
says that II the Western Pennsylvania operators
refuse TO conccde wages Of sixty-nine cents and
slxty-four cents. with or without the company
stores. all the miners in Ohio will be ordered out
this week. either by circular or by convention. he
says that successful national strike will certainly
follow the failure OF the Pittsburg operators 10
yield now. He maintains that the miners are not
bound by any previous agreement
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
SWISS ARRESTED FOR EMBEZzLEMENT

Frederick tirafs thirty eight years old. OF Lauter-
hurn Switzerland stcerage passenger on the
.,aamsr La Bourgogne was arrested his arrival
at thls port charged with having embezzled l.5oo
francs belonging to his native town. where he was
a constable The arrest was made by firm OF
private detectives at the instance OF the swiss
Gnvernment C;rafs had with him 500 francs and a
ticket to buffalo at the time OF his arrest He
was taken 10 Ludlow Street Jail. where he will be
held awaiting further Information.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
nrr,1.rp FORECAST FOR TO-DAY

For Maine fair westerly winds
For New wIiampshire and Vermont. fair: slightly VIII"
er; westerly winds. - ,.,,
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and connecticut "
westerly winds. 40.
,- ros,e,, New York fair: warmer in southern p'''
ton westerly winds ...-.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jers"y. ana p'-" ,,
fair; slightly warmer; westerly winds. oecon'ihs '
eriy. >,,.., fair. warmer;
For District Of Columbia and Maryland. iar' wan"
winds becoming southwesterly At, ,,,ss
Fnr Virginia fair slightly warmer; vartane West-
For West Virginia. Western fennsyVahla an"
ern New York fair; warmer; variape ""''''
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
\ wARLIKE TEMPER IN JAPAN.

ST. Petersburg July 2s.-A dispatch to the "Novoe
Vrcmya" from Vladlvostock says that Japan Is
diligently raising the war footing OF her army ana
navy The two cruisers that she bought from Peru
have arrived In Japanese ~ateys. and crews VIII
,or,Iv GO TO England TO take to Japan three iron
clads that are building there The dispatch ADDS
that there Is a strong warlike temper In Japan.
The dispatch further says that the Japanese nave
hIown up the fortncations at Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
Adapted to every taste and need
C0lgate's
TOILET SOAPS.
JAPANESE SOLDIERS PERISH
TROOPS RETURNING FROM CHINA MEET
A TERRIBLE DEATH.
r,,rrR TRAIN IS HURLED FROM sEAwALL AND
40 OF THEIR NUMBER ARE DROWNED
HUGE BREAKER DERArIs THE EN-


Al HUGE BREAKER DERAIIs THE EN-
CINE AND ELEVEN CARS.
Kobe Japan. July ga frlghtful accident IN
which 40 soldiers perished. has occurred on the
railway running from this place to Osaka
\ train Of twenty-three cars was conveying TO
this city 4oo Japanese soldiers. who were returning
from China where they had taken part In the
military operations. 4 heavy storm was raging.
and as the tran running along the sea
wall on which the tracks as they approach the
,,v arc laid an Immense sea leaped over the
wall separating the train and derai.ing the en-
giue and eleven cars which plunged Off the wall
into the bay.
Most Of the men In the cars were drowned IKE
rats In a trap. The accident occurred at about !
o.clock n m and the night pitch dark. The
soa was running high that II was Impossible 10
render any assistance TO the men IN the cars
maj had gone overheard. even had means Dech ai
hand 10 do So Some OF the men who manager
~ get out OF the while they were In tne
water we're dashed TO death against the wall
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
rur cOrrPyOR PREPARING FOR 4 VACATION

Governor Morton is to be In Albany on Tuesday
for few days for the purpose OF putting the hhis"
Ing touches to matters Of executive business anu
arranging the affairs OF his Office preparatory 20
taking his summer vacation The Governor anu nS -
Family are TO spend several weeks OF the seaso"
lJa-
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
SILVER DELEGATES cnosEy ~ WISCONSIN

St. Louis July 2S-Democratic conventions were
held In number OF counties OF Missouri yester-
day and delegates elected TO the Pertle Springs
convention, August s. In no case was there con-
test made by the gold men, r. 2. Bland Is a dele
gate from Iaclede County, and leading men Of
the party have been elected in other counties. In
this city but sound money delegate was elected
The voting light everywhere
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29

of the Department OF Panama shows that there ap-
pears to be no cause for alarm in connection with
the Panama strike:
Strike continues peaceful Its course is watchea
carefully In order to suppress all awessness Many
people are already working / shall keep you fu.ly
advised
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
Mr.. DEPEw-S MOTHER-fN.EAw DEAD.

Mrs Eliza Jane Hegeman, widow OF William Heg
eman and mother-n-law OF Chauncey NJ. Depe%.
died yesterday at Mr.. Depews summer home. at
Dobbs Ferry. She the only daughter OF George
WASHINGTON and Charlotte Niyen. About a year
and half ago her daughter. Mrs. Depew. died In
New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29

Washington. July 2s-Thc Navy Department mas
received Information that the Newark. or the Sonth
atlantic Suuadron has arrived nj Cape Town. The
charsston has gone to Port Arthur. ana the AZ
Ianta has arrived at Quarantine at the Dry lortu-
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29


10. c. Hanson. Milwaukee.
III. Parsons. Boston.
HOLLAND.
lG. Il. Hutchings. Galveston.
Mrs. !. a. Hutchings. Cal
weston.
Miss ..utchings. Galveston.
.G. A. Post & wife, Chicago.
y. Il. Bacon, Salt Lake city
MRS. II. F. Billings. Chicago
ID. VI. Steinaler. San Fran
cisco.
J. B. Roda. Washington.
MARLBOROUGH.
]. g. Schley. Savannah.
NJ. Il. McMullen. Knoxville.
'iP. L. Bascom. Albany.
r. severer. Milwaukee.
NJ. B. Wharton. Jr.. Gra-
ham. y. G.
+. Weiss. New-Orieans.
T. ]. Pottinger. Louisville.
II. II. Brooks. Boston.
IL. u. Chambers & wife.
Providence.
lG. A. Letter. Kansas City.
METROPOLE.
". NJ. Fulton. Denver.
w. q. johnson. tr.. 81. Paul
c. ". Sheets. Indianapolis.
' ]. ID. Waring. Olean.
". J. Phillips. Hudson.
PARK AVENUE.
r. Mead. Knoxville.
II. Lope. Troy.
/. H. l. Branderburg. Chicago.
G. Thomas e. wife. Whining
ton.
A. B. Dayton. Waterbury.
ST. CLOUD.
I. T. Smith. 81. Louis.
J. J. Huchins. Bridgeport
". II. German. Buffalo.
q. y. NJ Tagger'. Koch
ester.
ST. 'tJES.
G. ". Medley. Boston.
: y ~'i-l'nson. Richmond.
J. II. Mitchell. Toronto.
J. +. Ramsay. Toronto.
r.. Bahmann. Cincinnati.
~ II. Johnson and wife.
Chicago.
f. g. Webster and wife.
y Cincinnati.
Miss Webster, Cincinnati.
J. r. Wheeler. Philadelphia.
sTURTEvANT.
f. J. Brown. Quincy. Ill:
l. J. o. Cluster. Quincy. Ill.
}. F. +. Overlook. Chica 90.
r. G. Lewis. San Francisco
]. f.. Vail. Washington.
.B. Kur,hand. Easton.
W. NJ. Davidson. Savannah
&. Goldring. Albany.
O. Hodge. Louisville.
y J. =. Lawrence. Sioux City
&. Abbott. Chicago.
WESTMINSTER.
, r. Newell and wife. Provi
A. dence.
4. G. L. Cabot. Cambridge
Mass.
= J. +. Hosie. Scranton.
Mrs. r. a. Moulton. Brook
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29

chauncey VI Depcw. General Won werner TOT
~. ,iv G,umnn Ambassador to Russia. and some OK
m. Rothschilds are expected at Hamburg this
ueek United States Consul Carroll United state,
senator Jam0s Smith. jr.. OF New Jersey ME- ana
Mrs John Wanamaker and daughters are at carls-
la1
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
NO LAwLEssNEss IN PANAMA

Washington. July @-The following dispatch re-
.e,ved this afternoon by General Rengife. Charge
a,Anaires of Colombia, from Mr.. Arrange. Governor
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
CHESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

The hotels did better business yesterday than Is
usually done on Sundays, and the Indications were
-. A..siuexs would be brisk during the week
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
AMRASSADOR CATALANl.

constantinoplc July 2s.-Signor Catalani the
Italian Ambassador To Turkey. died Unexpectedly
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29

An exhibition OF products Of the State OF Ca-
,orn,a ms opened on Monday last in the Equitable
Insuranc. ComTanys Building.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29

yndl u DuSiliN.o
BRUNSWICK
T. Cole. Montreal.
Mrs. r. LembIn. Montreal
Mrs. A. G.. Sorey, Boston
c. de NeyencorN. Paris.
p. Priet and wife. Paris.
r. NJ. Stile. Syracuse.
A. V. Church. Boston.
VI. ". Rancell. Boston.
EVERETT.
J. V. Sheehsn and wife
Ann Arbor. Mich.
B. Robinson. Toronto.
J. F. Thomas. Toronto.
w. 3. Mcpherson and wife
Detroit.
B. F. Mathews and wife
Toronto.
Miss Mathews. Toronto.
Miss Fisher. Toronto.
J. II. Hall, Hartford.
W. y. Taylor. Portland.
+. Wallace. Providence.
G.. /. Merrill, Syracuse.
Miss J. Ml!lette. Boston.
GILSEY.
r. c.. Barnes and wife
Kentucky.
w Gresham. Galveston.
d. V. Hill. Washington.
9. Smith & wife. 81. Louis
E. +. Jones. Rome. Ga.
". Lynch. Utica.
J. Weber a wife. Pittsburr
W. II. Baldwin. Baltimore
NJ. @. Bryce. Pittsburg.
Mrs. W. l.. Saul. Portland
GRAND UNION.
B. A. Gibson. Louisville.
c. A. Burnham. Boston.
r. II. Burnham. Rockiant
Me.
J. r.. Todd e. wife. Buffalo
r. NJ. English Il wife. Der
Miss J. Tyler. Denver.
]. Marshall. Lewes. Eng.
II. Campbell. Washington.
w. l.. Patton e wife. Ma
son City, Iowa.
r. 81. Fouts. Cleveland.
X. c. Lewis, Louisville.
J. r. Meader. Pawincket.
GRAND.
c. W. Walker & wife. Boz
ton.
NJ. D. Fitch. L. S. A.
+. r. Freeman. Washing
ton.
G. Greene. Chicago.
q. A. Tucker. Davenport. II
Mrs. A. Y. Jewett. chicag
Mrs. r. Pynchon. Chicago
J. +. Dodd. wilkesbarre.
r. J. Griffin. Atlanta.
HOFFMAN.
r. Newman. savannah.
y. r. Anderson & wife. Bo
ton.
r. NJ. Estes. 81. Louis.
J. w. folk. st. Louis.
NJ. A. Mailman, Milwaukee
7. B. Dagis. Vest Virgini
Miss Davis. West Virsini
@. J. Reed. Cleveland.
y. w. Fcnton. jr.. Clev'
land.
G. X. Coffin. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
rrr.s-Sr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this dagram a continuous White 'Tr mrhunes self
changes In pressure Indicated py r.sents the
recording barometer. The dotted nne iep''
perature recorded at perrys PhaTihacs'
rr,,nr. once Julv % A. m.-The weather ys''e' go
i''o""s s.r.uv .,.ar The temperature ranged DE-
tween CT ana 70 degrees the average 80 ,,. cor
lower than on Saturday and III lower "'"
responding day last year . L., fair and warmer
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29

LEGION OF IiVIIVIl
r,,,,s / Stewart who once painted the portrait
q, lanes Gordon Bennett. was born In fnHaHe'ph'a
and a about torty-nve years old. tie has oeeh
pupll OF Zamacols OF Gerome and Of Haimundo a ue
NiIr,go In i,S5 ne received honorable mention
=, -" p,rts salon His principal works are Read
a., ang y" a Watl" Summer" "Court in Cairo and
LNu Sneed
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29

All NJ the churches in Berlin have been ordered
omen for divine service Sedan Day. September l.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
CARDINAL. GrnBoNs TRIES \ WATER CURE

London. July 2S The "chronlcle' will 'o-morroN
,,hr.h , Paris dispatch saying that Cardinal GID
hons OF Baltimore after leaving Rome. maze a
short vieit to kneipp - Try 'lr "a'o' N"''' 49,
health being poor.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
CHOLERA SPREADING IN JAPAN.
OFT OF 300 CASES 5000 HAVE ALREADY PROVED
FATAL.

Toklo Tuly 2s-SInce the outbreak Of cholera IN
Jan,n there hav. been 9oO OF the disease ana
5000 deaths The sconrge is raging In corea ana 'h
the Lao Tung Peninsula
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29

The XIX OF Saxony Will personally open the In
ternationsl Literary Congress IN Dresden IN sep
,ember one OF the features OF the proceedings OF
tho Congress will be an EXHAUSTIVE" dscussioh OF
the propose! amendments 10 the Bcrne convention
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29
AMERIcANs cREATED CHEVALIERs.

par,. ulv 2s-Pau Wayland Bartlett. the
sc,ln,or. JULIUS l.. stewart the artist o. hoS'o".
and Henry Odet chemical manufac,u'er' ,h ps
phisdeluhia have been created CheValers OF '"e
I.cx.on OF Honor.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-29

Baron Won Hammerstcn. late ciitor -chlei o;
a. s,strans in the Tyro, IN which he declares that
n'su.Ious as th.v combine truth with nctiOn. the
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