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New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
RAINSFORD INGALLS,.

Ralnsf5rd ingalls,. the proprietor OF the famous
Studio IN Slxth-ave.. died on Thursday. lie was
nfty-scven years old The funeral VIII take pace al
tho Church ~ the Holy Communion to-day at
D. IN The burial Will be at Noodawn.
The Studio IS one of the bestknown restaurants
I'm New-York. Strictly. however. II should not De
called a restaurant. as ii was always Mr.. ingalls, $
pride that he kept "A chophousc. pure and simple
He declared that his the only genuine chop
house in the city. and IN certain sense II was.
Mr. ingalls, did not serve long course dinners ana
he was proud Of IT, His bill Of fare was confined
chiefly to steaks. chops. Welsh rabbits ana similar
dishes and these were always OF the finest quallty
The Welsh rabbits of the studio have always been
famous. But the chief charm OF the place was. ana
H. its tasteful and artistic furnishing. everything
In IL IS substantial and comfortable The walls
are decorated with pictures. including many Nilu-
able works OF art old and weapons, ana other
curiositcs and antiquities II was this De, ration
that gave the place it, name. The aim. which was
admirably carried out. was 10 make everything
pleasing comfortable and restful. without display
or Ostenaton. Mr. ingalls, built up and inaintainei
exactly such house as those which led Or. Samuel
Johnson declare that the keepers of good taverns
were among the greatest benefactors OF mankind.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

droppng Quackenbush's name from tne "ar.s u,ancsd
80 ,S,s :, onnears that he had been sentenced
% dismissal in iss2 but President Arthur co,nNau.
the sentence TO six years suspehsio" '.' ID
nav The dav after the commutat'o" "%s ~ os
by an error nm. touackenbush Dis
missed For more than a year a, sne under aus
recognized that schey did not take
PenSio' ac anu In lSS secretary Chandler & Hroe,ed and
ouacenbushs name dTopPea rV' that the nomna
5iey Superseded the PRESIDENTS c9mmm rnyn
taon Of sentence han S the deposed officer has been
endesyorng to secure reinstatement at m ine FOR his
~ CONGRESS- and on one occasion d n, p,r "
os pa,,sf harely failed to reach the President
-. cha American Consul at Managua.
,.i1nra",,., rho news OF whose death suddenly at
h, os, xas received yesterday, was at tHe "inc
of b,s annointment Acting Lieutenaht-rNei"o' W
Louisiana through his office OF fre9'ei, .an
s,ate Senate the Lieutenant-Governor haV''s oeu"
appohser s oor ne % from West Carroll Parish adlomng
,ha Arkansas line and was between my ityhnnsh u an
esmisS Inv The President nearly year ago,
a mistake of the Senate his naine va" hn daclined to
% ,,,nn @ whom he was confirmed, ana ne decH"eu, ~, ~
nii,y gwen WIN "ntn the error corrected rev
months ago He had only been III, IN dnSies about
snSft she tme OF Engands ulmaium to that 9
The Managua consulate - erca az the Minister
~ ,hai roiniry is also accredited TO Costa fca anu
Salvador and is consequently yerSan interests ire
ar
a' ,,,I, IN rharge OF the Consul. tntii MI i.o.i
~ o9noi ted the post had been vacant ior se'ei
years
pos,master-G General Wilson and the postmaster
,broughout the country will cooperate WIN 'eo'e-
,r,. ~ Agriculture Morton and the weather Bureau
=, giving the public the fullest possible advah'ase
>, ho derived from the daily weather iorecaS's
ccretarv Morton submitted plan TO Posttnaster ,
Gansr,I Wilson bv which much WIDER uissei'1la hd
,,on of tho daily weather predlctOhS Nm pe
,hrnugh The corporation OF the Poslollce Depai " y
II j. nrpnoseI to telegraph daiy 70 poSeIii
~, is,rhIttng offices the weather forecasts, 70 p'
h,,ned in ther offices for the benent OF the pup,
~; AMI also 10 be mailed TO outl. ing olhcee wn'@. 81
"o, Le reached in time to make the pre''0'i'"S ~
value.
The contract, for putting in two new eiec'ric e',
,,,ors and repairing old ones In the new -forr
postonice Building was to-day a"aiNe' ~ N'
pr,thers. Of Newly Ork, at s-o'f'o
F. r. Chapmans attorneys have been uhsuccess
fl eo far in their forts 10 prevent the tfla' "
tbc,r client. fixed for the Eth inst In Judge Oole
cour, bv means Of a writ OF prohibition. Ihi'
,r,i,y the Court Of Appeals for the district over
,,,l.I IN. motion Of Messrs E1munis, Shel tpa ~
ana Wilson for rule requiring JucBc to'e r, co..
Attorney Birney TO snow canee Mns -
nf ,rohlbiton should not issue 10 preN'iit Wy
rrorooinC with the trial OF chapman as s,a, ~
All Tho formal order In the case was eHtefeu '"i'
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
BEDOUIN REVOLT PROBABLE.

THE sr-r,TAN STILL DECLINES TO ENTERTAIN THE
GUARANTEES OF ARMENIAN REFORM
Jiddah. June 1T Is thought probable here that
the present troubles will culmnate In a general
Bedouin revolt owing 10 the beginning or the Pill
grmage season and the fanatical hostility OF the
Bedouns 10 Giaours.
Constantinople. JIne THE Armenian difficulty
is no nearer settlement The Porte stu declines to
entertain the guarantees OF reform which were de-
manded by the Powers, and circumstances looking
TO a solution Of the difficulty are al standsuH.
The annual fete In celebration of the granting OF
the Armenian Constitution, which has been forbid
don for several years will be permitted this year
and will be held on June 9.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
CRANK WITH A PISTOL AT BALMORAL.

THE QUEEN HE HAD ONE ASKING FOR THE
HAND OF vANDERBILTS DAUGHTER
Aberdeen, June Thomas Don. farmers son,
was arraigned in court here to-day charged by the
Sheriff with having fired a revolver on the Ballater
Road near BamOral. When arrested. Don said he
was on his way TO Balmora 10 obtain interview
with the Queen. He had In his pocket paper
headed To the Queen" and letter addressed to
Mr.. Gladstone. informing the ex-Premier that the
writer was about TO become King OF Great Britain.
He also had a letter addressed TO W X. Vanderbilt
Offering to marry the milliOnaire's daughter.
The hearing Of the prisoner was adjourned pending
inquiry for additional evidence. The man Is sus-
pected OF having oitered about Balmora watching
his chance to make attack upon some member
Of the royal family.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
DON'T WANT DETROIT CARRIAGE.

CANADIANS CAPTURE A TUG AND scOw DUMPING
on THEIR SIDE OF TIE LAKE.
Detroit. June During temporary shutdown OF
the garbage works here arrangements were made
with the tug Oracle Ruslle TO dump garbage IN
Lake Erie. Residents OF Amherstourg ONTARIO NJ
the south Of the Detroit River. complained that the
garbage was being dumped on the Canadian side OF
the river and yesterday at midnight Captain Dunn
Of the Dominion cruiser Petrel. caught the scoww
dumping the garbage. and seized both tug ana M
scow and arrested the crews. who are In JAIL AZ
Amhersf burg. The Rusle tried 70 get into AMER
can water when she found the Canadian authori-
brought her to time. The Provincial Healtn N
spector will investigate the affair. The penalty Is
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
NORWAY DEMANDS EQUALITY.
A COMPROMISE MINISTRY Is lLkhhf ~ BEL =

A COMPROMISE MINISTRY Is LIKELY TO Sci li-|
THE TROUBLE WITH SWEDEN
f-hr,s,iania June The Storthing to-day by
,ote NJ % TO q adopted a resolution declaring tha'
the existing political situation calls for me re-
,noval Of the discoris in the Union. and aihrming
Norwav's right to equality under the terms OF lhe
union with Sweden including separate consular
service and separate Foreign Minister The res
olution proposes that negotiations be carried on TO
o,oor IN tho disnute between the two countries
The Extreme Radicals opposed the resolution as
going too far In order 10 effect reorganization Win
Swcgen The Conservatives and Modcrates sup
ported il on the ground that policy OF compronnlse
was best for both nations. The largeness OF tne
majority astounGed the Radicals. A compromise
Ministry Is now expected.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
PEARY RELIEF EXPEDITION READY.
THE KITE WILL. SAIL. FOR WEST GREENLAND IN

c. John's Y. F.. June THE sealing steamer
Kite chartered by the Peary relief expedition. VIII
leay,. here early in July. bound for Bowdoin Bay
West Greenland. where the expedition expects 10
find Lieutenant Peary. with his companions. Hush
Lee and Matt Henson Lieutenant Pearys colorei
servant The Kite will bring them back. after TWO
years absence from civilization. 1t Is expected
that Lieutenant Peary will have accomplished I'M
portant discoveries during the winter. The relief
expedition will consist OF scientists. under the
leadership OF Emile Dieblsch. Mrs. Pearys brother
They will pursue independent explorations In the
Arctic regions. apart from the main object OF the
expedition Mrs. Peary does not so north this
season but will come to ST. Johns 20 meet her
husband on his return. No captain for the Kite
has yet been chosen. Captain Ash an experienced
Arctic navigator, will be given the first offer. but
he has secured a permanent position ashore and
is not likely surrender II.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
MINERS CONFERENCE CLOSES.

Paris June THE International Miners CONFER
once closed to-day after adopting resolution de-
clarlng that employers In any Industry should be
competed to indemnify worklngmcn injured IN 'h'r
employ. whatever the circumstances OF the hcc'-
dent II was agreed to hold the next conference IN
lrussos unless the decree cxpeling Delegates i,hSy
and Iamondln from Belgium was siin uphen III
which case the meeting would be held IN London
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
C. r. BEACH. JR.. SEEKS DIVORCE

Some interest excited in certain club circles
when II became known yesterday that Charles
Fish Beach. jr. attorney at No % Waist
had filed suit in the District Court. at Perry. Okla,
for divorce from his wife. Mrs. Anna VI. Beach.
whom he married In Philadelphia some years aga
Charles Fish Beach. jr.. lives at the Manhattan
club when IN the city At this club IL was
said last night that he was somewhere in the West
but no one could be found who would talk about
his domestic troubles. Mrs. Beach could not bs
seen last night
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
HAWAIIAN rAvoRs BESTOWED.

Ottawa Ont. June THE Department OF Trade
and Commerce Is advised that important conces-
sons have been made 10 Huddarts Australian
Steamship Line by the Hawaiian Government. The
company Is given freedom from all charges at the
port OF Honolulu except pilotage and water ana Is
also granted free use OF land In Honolulu for the
storage Of coal for the Of It's vessels On their
part. the company agrees during the term OF TWO
wears TO carry all Hawaiian malls without charge
10 the Government. and TO hold 10 the present
schedule Of passenger and freight rates
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
p1.AzE IN A LONDON THEATRE.

PIANCON, AS MEPH1sToPHELEs. ACCIDhNI AI1'i
FIRES THE SCENERY.
London June T-An exciting incident occurred TO-
night at the Covent Garden Theatre. where Gou-
mods opera Faust was being given. NJ Pan
con. who had the part OF Mephis'opheies' entered
with the usual red fire. which, haring up caught
the scenery setting fire TO It. The attendants rusned
IN the stage and helped NJ. Plancon to extlnguisn
the flames Several persons In the audience were
frightened and started for the exits. but maloriy
~ those present kept their places, crying, Keep
The curtain was lowered. and then Nine. MeiDa,
who snneared as Marguerite. came in front OF II and
was received with enthusiastic applause, Inc Hfe
was quickly put out and the opera went on
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
9944oo PURE

dimnishes every day. William Flynn. who was ~.
rested two days ago suspicion OF being con-
cerned in the crime again arraIgned In York.
Vile Police Court yesterday. and has been remanded
on charges Of burglary preferred against MIN ny
~ n w cromin OF No sl5 Lexington-ave., and
Dr I p Blssell OF No. Is West Thlrty-cighth-st
The police say a new clew may turn up any day TO
chow that he knows more about the crime than 10
has yet admitted.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

Five thousand francs. that Is TO say barely
,bousand dollars is the amount that has been
obtained by the public auction at Paris OF the vast
stacks OF love-lcttcrs addressed TO Madame fc-
camier by mos, Of the leading men or her u'he'
and which the celebrated beauty carefully pre-
served In view Of the figure which many or the
writer's have made in the history OF he cary par
Of tho present century. II is to be regretted that
the collection should have been dispersed piece
meal instead of being purchased BY somebody In
It's entirety.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
no FINISH THE EARTHQUAKES WORK

Florence June THE authorities have caused
large number OF houses In the Compartments Of
Tuscany TO be demolished. as they were threatening
20 tau' os the result OF yesterdays earthquake
shocks Notwithstanding there were no shocks sub
seaucnt TO those OF yesterday morning. thousands
of people camped out In the open fields last night.
though n violent storm was raging . ,.,, -,
Three peasants and number OF cattle were killed
by chtning at San Casciano. eight miles southwest
of here last night
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
ur criDHED his UyCLR WITH KNIFE.

william Ramsey. n farm hand. was held for trial
Yesterday afternoon by Judge Donoghuc charged
with cutting his uncle. Henry Kam''y, on the
lo,,crs farm In Robert is-avc.. North Nonkcrs The
mon bad n auarrcl and the nephew picked up a
carving knife ana stabbed Ramsey three times IN
the forehead The wounds are not serious. kan-
gev said that his wife WAS "a party To plah 70
assault him. ana after he was cut his wite went
off with his assailInt.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
MR.. MASON REPEATS ms CHARGES

New Haven. June The Rev. John II. Mason pas
tor OF the First Baptist Church Of this city. this
afternoon In an interview renewed his accusation
OF vcnality against tho Connecticut Legislature.
81 am perfectly willing" he said, ITO be sum-
moncd before the Legislature to tell what know
about IT, am sure can prove my statements In
fact. my only fear Is that the Legislature VIII not
summon 10 appear before II"
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
NEWFOUNDLAND RETRENCHMENT.

TT MAY BE DIFFICULT TO INDoRsE THE COLONIAL
sEcRETARy's PROMISE.
ST. Jchn's. n. F.. June THE Whiteway Execu-
tive held a lengthy council yesterday evening. try
ing 10 arrange retrenctment scheme Ihey iUhu
a. exceedingly difficult to satisfy the varying inter
csts concerned II is believed the party VIII De
dlsrupted II an attempt be made TO retrench nan
million dollars. as Colonial secretary bo"u has
promiseO
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

Boston June 7.-Rlchard Golden the actor. took
the poor debtors oath in the Municipal Court to-
day. Golden was co-defendant In n suit OF tho
Springer Ilthographlc Company. OF NewYork. for
1900 brought In action OF contract against
Charles McGeachy and Golden. OF the "Old Jed
Prouty" company. Golden stated In court to-day
that he had not a cent In tina worh
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

The steamer Nonawanuc. Captain Tookcr. from
Port jefferson Tor Bridgeport having on board
100 rc-scelcrs. broke her shaft yesterday
while In Long Island Sound several miles from
shore There was considerable excitement on tho
steamer. She was taken in tow by the oyster
steamer Eta May and towed TO Bridgeport
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
KILLED By THE CLOUDBURsT.

Stuttgart. June 7-Telegrams received this morn
-ync from the Black Forest District OF WnrteT-
berg. which was deluged by a cloucburst ana IN
undated by the consequent OVERLOOKING OF the River
Eyach Wednesday night. state that hity persons
were killed In Balingcn district. and all OF the
bridges spanning the river were carried away
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
A TOWN SUBMERGED IN HUNGARY.
HOUSES SWEET AWAY LIKE TOYS-MANY IN
UABITANTS MISSING.

London. June IA dispatch to "The Daily News"
which will be published tomorrow. says that a
storm Yesterday caused flood In the Roberndorf
Valley near Oedenburg. Western Hungary. All tho
houses in the valley swept away like toys In
the torrent More than hundred Of the Inhabitants
are missing Eighteen bodies have been recovered.
The town Of Roberndorf was submerged r.
The dispatch adds that hailstorms In me valley
OF the Leitha have destroyed all hopes Of a har-
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

LOVE LETTERS TO NINE REcAMIER BRING $1,000
AT AUCTION WEALTHY LONDON CLUBS
cT1Roropfsrs FOR THE GERMAN ARMY.
No less than 1l6 men will take part in the
nava. pageant at Kic this month. and it Is
curious fact that perhaps with one or two ex-
ceptons not one OF these splendid cruisers mas
ever been called upon TO fire singe shot against
CnrnN.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
GERMANS DEFEAT THE BAKoKo.

London. juno IA dispatch from Berlin TO The
Pail Mall Gazette says the Governor OF the cam
aroons Africa. tslegraphs that the Germans have
stormed four forts belonging TO the rebcllious hi-
koks tribes on the lower Sassace River The hght-
ing was OF the most desperate character TWO
hundred natives were Killed. many wounded ana n
large number taken prisoners The German loss
VAS twelve killed and forty-seven wounded AZ a
result OF the battle trading In that region has been
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

London. June 1.-THE Post tomorrow VIII pub
lish dispatch from Rome saying that 1t Is semi
oficially announced that Monsgnor Satolli the
Papal Delegate to the United States and Arch
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
MRS. WCOTRTS r92D BIRTHDAY

Pawtucket r. l.. June Mrs Mary McCourt. OF
this city reached her lo2d birthday to-day. She was
born In County Tyrone Ireland. and was married
there Her husband died nifty years ago She was
Ill to-day and there was no observance or the 90
a.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

London June Lord Bacarres. heir TO the Earl
dom of Crawford and Balcarres. has been elected
to Parliament for the Chorey Division OF Norih
I.anca shire. in place OF General H. j. Fe!den' de-
| ceased Lord Balcarres Is "A Conservative as Was
| also General Feldon. Neither was opposed at the
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
HARVARD MAN TO TEACH AT MGiLL.

Montreal June 7-Dr. c. w Colby. an Old gradu-
ate and honorary Ii. D. OF Harvard. has been ap-
pointed to the chair OF history in McGlll Uni
here
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

Paris. June THE OAK and Pau districts In tho
south OF France are flooded by heavy transforms
and overfowing streams. Large tracts OF territory
ars suhmereed factories are stopped and railway
traffic is almost entirely suspended No loss OF ile
| Is reported
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

hIshon Ualler. Of Salzburg will be made Cardinals
at the next Papal conslstory
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

The Duke OF Orleans Is now sufficiently recovered
from the effects of the injuries which he sustained
at Seville to be moved TO England. lie has been
conveyed on board tho yacht Of his brother-n-law'
the King of Portugal. from Seville to Gibraltar.
whence he VIII proceed in one OF the Messatrtie ,
Stowe House In time for his sisters wedding to the
Duke OF AOsta
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
STILL TRYING TO TRACE THE MrRDzRER.

Central once detectives are still at work on the
clews presented to them in the murder OF Ferdinand
Harris NJ G.. u. Borien's colored butler. The pos
slbility II their tracing the murderer. however.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
MACCIo ORDERED TO CHILL.


Rome. June 7.-sgnor Maccio has been appointed
Italian Minister 10 Chill.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
BY BALLOON TO THE NORTH POLE.
n. ANpREE WILL MAKE HIS AIRsHiP IN


Stockholm June IN. Andree will shortly go 10
Paris 10 oversee the making OF the balloon In when
he will attempt to reach the North Pole. Inc bai-
,oon will be made of double silk and will be capa-
he of floating in the air for thirty days at height
Of go metres.
1t will carry three persons instruments, ballast
four months provisions a sedge. sai!boat weapons
and ammunition. NJ. Andree hopes TO steer MS
% a., h, means Of sails and brake ropes dragging
on fhe earth when necessary. He proposes 10 start
IN July 1896. and hopes to return toward 'he III
habitet parts OF America Siberia.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

Russia In consequence Of Chlna's concess ,ons to
Hussio enabling her to extend the Siberian Railway
INTO Nanchur.a.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
WHY RUSSIA INDORSED CHINA.

London June lit Is learned that the Chinese
4 per cent loan OF 100000. which has just been
concluded by Pans bankers. was guaranteed by
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

Many Of the London clubs are very rich and pos
sessod Of much property in the shape OF real es-
tate and scrip Thus the Carton has just in
vested a sum OF $4,000 in consols. The carton Is
the only club in London which includes among its
items of expenditure pew rents. ." per anhun
being devoted TO that object AS there are some
500 members this does not speak very wei OF
the church going propcnsities OF British Iorydom
OF which this club Is the headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

The civil Service Commission to-day receiver
large crayon portrait of Dorman u. Ea'o'' %
York who was the frat pres'"n' "i "'
,f,rinc rlor rr.-llsn' Hayes un'l 'N' =
scn, our 1, existence owlag 10 IN" dlsco"t', M no
~. ,npropfiaiion The portrait WI. V .'"',e 49, ~
h,a "a nom and others may be added To II.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

p,s,masier- General Wilson to-day received '''''
from Edward Holm. director OF the l"''''''"''
bureau of the Universal Postal 'h'oh ~
switzerland. stating that he """'' '''''' " ,
1t, -. ,rcek beginning June lG 10 confer
.,,b b,,n ami th. officials ~ the foreign nal' Sr'
,ic, Win "A view 10 making pre.ni"A' a, ar t,f
,or Tho coming Postal Congress. ,"Il,h W.
a...,,,f,. a, Washington some I'm" fit,nS a. a.
year lsg7 Mr. Holm VIII upon MS "'N"' "'' "
~. date OF the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

Although England has never yet been known a'
a growing country yet the fact thnt WIZ
grown by the Marquis OF Butte on his estate al
Cardiff has just been sold in London az the ra,e o.
s23 n dozen points toward the possibility ol Eng
land entering into serious competition Win Ffahc"
Spain Italy and Germany as a proiucer OF WINE.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

According 10 recent decision o' Emperor WIZ
iam every infantry regiment in the German army
Is hencefOrth to have a chropodist In lts RANKS
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

The new Cabinet of Greece. formed hy VI. Del
vannis has determined TO re establish the heNehic
LEGATIONS abroad which had been abolished hy VI
Trlcoupis on the ground Of economy. VI Ion Cen
nadios so well known In this country HaS p'" ,I
",n,ro cd for The most OF GTccisn Envoy 10 Lon
don and Washington; VI. Rhaneahe Is TO go -, 10
berlin and the Scandinavian ctm,a'S, "n.'' p. VI
Nicholas Dcyannis, a distant relative oi me lIc-
,nior a. cazetted TO Paris Madrid and Lisbon.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

Argument was heard to-day by Judge hran'y' III
,ho n,s,r,ct Court on a motion for rule directing
c..,ory ucrhert 10 show why writ OF
,,ana.nus should not be issued compelling him to
ros,or, John NJ Quackenbush to h's former rank
40 commander In tho Navy. place him on the re-
,od list and insert his name In It's proper place IN
".rhe Naval Register" The petition on Which the
motion was based was filed about TWO weeks ago
,a ,oc,,cs at length the facts In connection with
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

In spite OF the general supposition to tho con
trary. tho male population ~ Great Britain Is
u,dor cortaln conditions subject 20 military con
scription for service IN the militia. II IL not oi
record however. that this right OF the GDverhineh
and OF the Crown has ever been exercised.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

Tho gold-minlng Industry which hour'shed "
olden days in Scotland Is now about to BE- revive
by the Duke Of Sutherland. who IS sinking sha,t
on his land at Kildonan In the hope OF Hhdihs 'h'
precious ore.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

Baron Roson. for many years Russian Con
sul-General in New-York and more recently 'he
Cars Envoy ut Mexico has Just been promoted
.. ,ho noe, n, Minister Peuipoientlary at Belgrai"
Another diplomatic transfer 81 nat OF '9uhl
Forcsia VINO. while at Washington, maItirl an
American lady lie is now appointed - the post
Of nrst secretary OF tho italian Embassy at farls
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

The Hotel dc VILE nj Paris has. Ike the houses
of Parliament AZ Brussels. now been provided WIN
n cycle depot where wheels are taken In and Kept
Ike canes and umbrellas checks stamped WIN a
number being handed TO the Ci;y Fathers 10 iden-
tify their machines.