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New-York tribune., 1895-06-12

OTHER YACHTING CONTESTS HhfEADo' o.
The annual regatta OF the Columbia facht Ciuo
vas held yesterday afternoon over course 'a,u OIL
the clubhouse at Eighty y-sixth-st. and the North
pivar The wind was fresh from the northeast
The Iurlne won IN Glass c. with |eta good
second. frankie A. and Zamiel finished first ana
second respectively in the cabin cat class lhe
@ r Wills won In the class for open catboats
The Williamsburg Yacht club gave Its twenty
fourth annual regatta yesterday. There were iour-
teen starters, The winners: Class 4. sJoop Bel
Ami " Martin: Glass y, Leontne: Class G, Pas
time lanes Schuessele; Class E. Frank. H. Eard-
low. class F. Razzle- Dazzle. Caleb Barker.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
ADDITIONAL NAIL SERVICE ON LONG
ISLAND.

Superintendent Jackson. OF the Railway Mail Ser
vice. has arranged for additional service by
postal clerk the Long Island Railroad between
Long Island City and Sag Harbor. beginning to-
morrow. The train will leave Long Island City at
b15 a.. m. Jamaica $40. Babylon 626. Patchogue
72o. Southampton $40. and arrive al Sag Harbor
at 90l and Amagansett 932.
This will afford mail facilities which Long Island
has never had before. The New-York mails will ar
rive at their destination, east OF Babylon. nearly
four hours earlier than heretofore, and will enable
the New-York morning papers TO supply their pa
irons and newsdealers nearly four hours earlier.
This shows much enterprise and liberaity on the
part Of the Railway Mail Service.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
1906 Laundry Soap
the best and purest
Colgate & Co.
TO DISARM THE BEDOUINS
BRITISH, FRENCH AND RUSSIAN AMBAs'
sADORs MAKE A FORMAL REQUEST.

AN INDEMNITY ALSO DEMANDED FROM THE
poRrE-CANoN NICoLL CALLS TO SEE LORD
RosEBERY ANENT THE ARMENIAN AFFAIR
Constantinop.e June 1.-THE British, French anu
Russian Ambassadors to Turkey have formally de-
manded that the Porte shall disarm the Bedouhs
at Jeddah and pay an indemnity for the attack on
the foreign Consulates at that place 1t Is uhder-
stood that the Porte In reply. has urged the eH-
treme difficulty that would be encountered IN an
attempt to disarm the Bedouins. The Ambassa-
dors will hold conference to consider what
further action shall be taken.
London, June n.-Canon Nicou paid visit 10
Lord Rosebery this morning to see the Premier IN
regard to the situation in Armenia The Canon Is
an ardent advocate Of British intervention In behaf
of Armenia CT, 1-s.ara
Grey Parliamentary Secretary to the Foreign VI
flee said the text OF the Portes reply 10 the pro
posal of France. Russia and England regardng re-
forms in Armenia had been received only witnin
the last few days. and that. until the three Powers
had had time 20 consider the rep,y ana decide what
action should be taken. no statement would De
made. IT, ,,,, . dis
''The Standard" tomorrow Will pupnsn u's -
match from its Berlin correspondent saying IL Is
feared that II the Turkish Government VIII NOT
agree 10 the demands of the Powers In regard 10
the desired reforms in Armenia. Russia VIII march
her frontier troops into Armenia establish Chrs-
tan Governor in the country and pursue pohcy
similar to that followed in the Balkans
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
RESCUING ENTOMBED MINERS.

OF THE SEVENTY-SlN BODIES IAhhN rHo'i
COUNT HENEKELs SHAFTS FIFTY HAVE
BEEN REVIVED
Berlin June 1.-THE fire in the mining pit near
Antonenhutte Prussan sesa. Is still raging but
its extension to other parts OF the mine has been
prevented Fifty OF the entombed miners were
taken out unconscious during the night. but all oi
them were resusciated.
Up to noon to-day twenty-sx bodies had been re-
covered Nobody appears 10 know. even approxi-
mately how many men there were in the mine at
the time OF the disaster, but it Is believed tnai
many bodies dead or alive. remain below oui;t
Uenekel the owner Of the mine IL personally di-
rectlng the rescuing parties and mas ordeted @ ,ha.
OF those who are yet living ana TO rescue the
hod n dead
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
FRANCE AT KEEL.
HOW THE PRESENCE OF HER SHIPS AS GUESTS
or. crpMANY REGARpED BY PAEISIANS

HOW THE PRESENCE OF HER SHIPS As GUESTS
OF GERMANY is REGARDED BY PARIsIANs.
Paris June 1.-THE Republican newspapers are
highly satisfied with the speech delivered by Min
lister Hanotaux in the Chamber OF Deputies yes
terday but the Radical and Socialist press are
unanimous in denouncing the Governments action
In sending French warships to kiei characterlz-
ing 1t as wholly un1us'ihable
Instead of the Republican newspapers" it would
have been perhaps more correct TO say that the
Ministerial newspapers" are highly satisfied with
NJ Hanotauxs speech The fact Is that his
former address. delivered fortnight ago In de-
fence of the Cabinets cooperation in the Kie
ceremonies. was attacked not only by the Radical
Socialists but also by moderate Republican jour
nails like La Patrie" we'll as by those express
ing the views OF other political parties. The prin-
cipal rather the only argument OF NJ. Hano-
taux, was that France was bound to accept courte-
ousy the international invitation rendered by Ger
many. and that such an acceptation did not mean
an acknowledgment Of the dire consequences Of the
last between the two countries. French
patriots answered that the alleged duties Of inter-
national courtesy had not prevented the Govern
ment from declining the invitation recently made
to President Faure 10 visit London at a time
when Anglo-French relations were somewhat
strained.
Other considerations were adduced to show that
no danger would have resulted from polite re-
fusal, since the German Government Itself had de-
cned the invitation to take part In the Paris Ex-
pedition OF lss AZ any rate IT Is TO be hoped nat
the presence OF the French naval squadron AT hle
will not be the occasion OF any act calculated 70
disturb the present peaceful relations OF France and
Germany. notwithstanding the appeals to the pa
trlosm Of the French sailors, and to the Minister
of the Navy. Rear-Admiral Besnard. who Is re-
quested by some journals to send In his resignation
In Paris a grand protesting demonstration Is or
ganized. to take place on June lS Committees have
issued an appeal TO the citizens, calling upon them
TO proceed on that day. when the French guns
shall salute the German nag at Kel." 10 the Place
de "a Concorde where stands the statue OF Stras-
bourg. In order to avoid police interference. the
citizens requested to display banner. and 10
go individually, and not members OF any clubs
or organizations. to deposit flowers and other en-
blems around the statue. which has areaiy wit
messed similar demonstrations. II these appeals are
responded to by the Parsians and II the police at
tempt to interfere the capital OF France may not
be very quiet next week.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.
A STATIONARY HIGH OVER SOUTHERN NEW.
ENGLAND

STATIONARY HIGH OVER SOUTHERN NEW
ENGLAND
Washington 1.-THE of high pressure cetua'
over southern remains stationary, ana inc
pressure has risen slightly along the Middle Auah"c
seaboard The secondary OF low pressure eehuu
over the Carolina coas, continues with diminishing enef
II has accompanied by cloudy weather and ram oa
NewJersey 70 Northern Florida. The pressure IN inc
cen,r. Of the country remains stationary. with
feeble low over Southern Illinois An area OF hgh press
ure continues the northern plateau and an area Oh
low pressure is moving slowly scuheastery from A'oe'A
The temperature has remained about stationary over me
EASTERN half OF the country the vest
ern half II has also along the Immediate Auan'io
coast, Thunders,orms have occurred at washington
Charleston Chattanooga Chicago. Milwaukee. Green b,y
- Louis shreveport Little Rock. Fort Smith, sprinsneo
Mo Rsmarck Miles City and 81. vincent lhun1s,-
storms and unsettled her indicated for the Middle
and Soh Atlantic states and throughout the Mississippi
and Ohio valleys Fair and warmer wehtheT u 'o'Ss'eo
for the Western half Of the country.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
VICEROY LIC Is BLAMED.

WEST CHINA MISSIONARIES ESCAPE FROM THE
MOB BUT THEIR PROPERTY Is DESTROYED.
London June ia dispatch from Shanghai to
.'The pail Mall Gazette says kilograms received
from Sinking report that the property OF the for
efgn missions Kiating Yochou and Cheng-Tu
has been completely destroyed by rioters The Off
ca.s at those places refused TO afford any protec,
tion 10 the missionaries until the mob had finished
their work of destruction. The Niceroy, Liu, Is
chiefly blamed for the action OF the mob
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
STATUE OF LUTHER UNVEILED.

Berlin June 1.-THE statue OF Martin Luther.
which has been a long time in course OF erection.
was unveiled in the Neumarkt to-day Prince
Frederick Leopold Of Prussia. uncle OF the Kaiser.
was present the Emperor's representative and
delivered an address Chancellor Hohenlohe and
members Of the Ministry. together with the munich
pal and other authorities. were IN attendance and
took part In the procession The church bells were
rung in honor OF the occasion and various choral
societies sang the Luther hymn.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
A DENIAL BY NEw-HAvEN OFFICIAL

Boston, June 1.-THE Boston News Bureau quotes
. New-York. New-Haven and Hartford oficial as
saying. regarding reports that controlling inter-
est in the New-York and New-England Railroad
has been purchased recently by men closely asso-
ciated with the New-Haven and Hartford road:
There Is no truth whatever In the story. / should
know II anything OF the sort was being done. and
/ can say In the most positive manner that no
one directly or indirectly connected with our road
Is engaged In such arrangement. ! regard the
stories as speculative creations intended to affect
market.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
Ar,sTRIA,s FOREIGN POLICY.

Vienna June I-Count Go,uchowsky the success
sor to Count Kanoky Austrian Minister OF For
eign Affairs declared before the Delegations today
that there would be change in the system hiih-
er,o pursuel Austria he said would firmly main
tain her alliance with Germany and Italy, as VOL as
her friendship with a., OF the Powers TAe prlhcl-
nai aim he declared would be to develop the coun-
rvs commercial policy and relations In the Far
East. Tho committee accepted the Ministry 5
budget without debate.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
HOW RETRENCHMENT WILL OPERATE

NEWFOUNDLAND ALLEGATIONS CUT BY WHOLE
sALE-sIR ROGER GoLDswORTHY MAY
SUCCEED OBRIEN.
ST Johns y. F. June 1l.-Governor OBrien $
term expires at the end o. this month and he caves
for England on the steamer sailing on June ~.
Sir Roger Goldsworthy. formerly Governor OF Brit
ish Honduras. will probably be the successor OF
Governor OBrien.
The Government expects 10 be prepared to meet
the Legislature on Thursday next. COLONIAL Secre-
tary Bond will probably arrive in London to-mor-
row and conclude arrangements with the bankers >
on Thursday. 80 10 enable final announcement
TO be made at the evening session. me feiIench-
ment bill provides for reduction OF every sa.ary
from that Of the Chief Justice downward and every
alloca ton for pubic services The increased duties
on all luxuries. together with this reduction WIZ
give a sum sufficient pay the Interest ana proyde
Tor a reduction OF a portion or tnis speciai ueO'
yearly until all is refunded.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
AUSTRIAN SQUADRON AT KEEL.

Kiel, June 1.-THE Austrian squadron Of war
ships which Is to take part In the naval pageant
the occasion OF the opening OF the Baltic Sea Canal
arrived here this morning. The vessels saluted
by the German forts and the ships In the harbor
to which salutation the Austrian ships replied As
the Austrian fleet steamed into the harbor the
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
FRENCH spoI.s OF THE CHINA WAR.

Paris June 1.-THE Dix Neuveme SiNc.e" asserts
that the Chinese Government has ccced 70 France
A port IN the Pescadorc Islands. The Journal adds
that France will probably acquire the whole Pesca-
lores group a. a result of her Interference con-
Jointly with Germany and Russia TO prevent Japan
from pursuing ner policy OF territorial rapaciiy IN
her negotiations with China for war Indemnity.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
NEW GREEK MINISTRY SUBMITTED

Athens June 1l.-Theodore Delyannis. as the re-
suit OF his audience with the King last evening
submitted to-day the following Ministry:
Theodore Deyannis. Premier and Minister o. ~
nance; NJ Skonsecs. Minister OF Foreign Anars
NJ Mavromchas Minister OF the Interior; Co.onel
Smo.enitz Minister OF War. VI. Levded. Minister
OF Marine: NJ Petrides. Minister OF instruction. and
NJ Varvoglis, Minister OF Justice
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
JIRBD FLAGo. JR UNDER ARREST

Jared Flagg jr.. the real-estate dealer Of No 227
West EIghteenth-st upon whose testimony the Ex-
traordinary Grand Jury found indictments against
Police Captains Price and Donohue. taken a
prisoner before Justice Taintor, in the Jefferson
Market Court. yesterday morning, charged with
renting has for immoral purposes. Flags Ia al
ready under indictment for similar offence. but
has never been brought 10 trial.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
THE FACTORY BILL CONSIDERED.

London, June lin the House OF Commons to-
day the Trade Committee. having the Factory bill
under consideration. reported in favor OF substitut
Ing fourteen years for sixteen years as the age
limit for employment In factories. The Liberal
and Conservative members OF the committee pressed
Home Secretary Asquith to assent TO the change.
Mr. Asouith assented 10 the proposal. and 1t was
carried by the committee by a vote OF 10 TO a. The
Radical members OF the committee protested
against the change.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
THE ELBE DISASTER INQUIRY.

London. June 1.-THE inquiry Instituted by the
Board OF Trade into the circumstances Of the loss
OF the North German Lloyd steamship E.bc by
coming into collision with the British steamer
Crathie has been concluded. and judgment will be
rendered Monday.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12

TO FORM \ NEW NORWEGIAN CABINET.
stockholm June ll.-In accordance with the re-
quest ielegraphcl by the members OF the Stang
Ministry to King oscar II that he should come TO
Christiania and form new Cabinet, His Majesty.
accompanied By the Queen and crown Prince.
started FOR the Norwegian capital to-day.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
PASSED THE ST. LOUIS IN A FOG.

Queenstown. June 1.-THE White Star Line steam
er Teutonic. Captain Cameron. from New-York for
Liverpool. reports that she passed the American
Line steamer st. Louis just inside OF Sandy Hook
the latter being anchored on account Of fog.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
GLADSTONE ON HIS WAY TO KEEL

London. June u.-Mr and Mrs. Gladstone left
Hawarden for London at 9:55 a. m. to-day. They
will proceed directly to Gravesend. where they will
go on board the steamer Tantallon Castle. Mr. and
Mrs. Gladstone. who are the guests OF Sir Donald
Currie the owner OF the steamer, will sleep
board the vessel tonight and sail for Kei to-mor-
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine fair: southerly winds.
For New Hamphi and Vermont. fair; variable winda
For Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and last
ern New-York fair. southeriy winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. fair; eastcriy winds
For w-Jersey showers. eastery winds.
For District Columbia, Maryland and Delaware. un-
settled weather possibly thunder showers In the evening;
slight changes In temperature: easterly winds.
For Virginia thunder showers easterly winds.
For West Virginia increasing cloudiness, possibly
thunder showers In the evening eastery winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. fair easterly winds. .
For Western New-York increasing coudIness. possibly
thunder showers In the afternoon: southeastery winds
For Ohio increasing cloudiness with thunder-showers;
sou sstcrly winds.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram n continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Trbunss self
recording barometer The dotted Inns represents the
perature recorded At Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune once. June IL a. m.The weather yesterday
fair and The temperature ranged between Is
SO degrees the 7c being l degrees higher
than Monday and Qss degrees lower the cor
responding day last year.
The weather to-day is likely to be fair with little
change In temperature
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
ANOTHER BRITISH POSSESSION

London. June IA dispatch from Cape Colony
says that the Assembly to-day, by vote OF n to
e. adopted the resolution introduced by Premier
Rhodes to annex Bechuanaland
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12

oil such statements preserved by him present be-
l.re lnr bOaru OF Canvassers during all the time
the canvass is being made.
Section 1.Sas is amended by providing that the
election inspectors shall make tripcate statements
OF the result OF the canvass and estimate OF the
vote which shall state the result OF the canvass
exactly as 1t is stated in the statement delivered
to the patrolman.
WORK ON THE CAPITOL.
TO BE RESUMED NEXT wEDNEsDAY-CoMMIs-
sIoNER PERRY's MEN DISCHARGED
Albany, June l1.-At a meeting Of the Capitol
Commission this afternoon Henry E. Smith. OF
Nyack. was appointed clerk He was backed by
Senator Lexow.
The Commission considered plans. submitted by
Commissioner Perry for completing the eastern
approach Commissioner Perry suggested the con-
struction of a portico to overlook the new ap-
proach from the third floor. This would involve
a charge in the eastern wall and a reconstruction
at an expense OF $780, CO., This part OF the plan was
disapproved as too expensive.
The Commissioners decided to continue work
the approach by days labor and small force Of
men will be placed work next week Wednesday,
The force will be increased the necessary
stone arrives from the q1arries Commissioner
Perry will submit list Of applicants for work to
the Supervising Commissioners, and they will select
the men 20 be employed.
The Attorney General to-day advised the Commits
sion that 1t not necessary to advertise for bids
to finish the Capitol by contract until after the
plans and specifications are ready.
- The Comm ssion ordered that the services Of all
ent TO the number of thirty-sx. be dispensed with
This number includes the draughtsrnen in Mr.
has been Cabitol Commissioner. nearly ten years
the watchmen and foremen and all the clerks in
his department so that all that remains of the old
regime s Mr. Perry
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12


blood. Il had indigestion
so badly that was all
run down and could hard
ly walk. Had no appetite
and could not sleep. I be-
gan taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and before / had
taken a fourth Of a bottle
/ was very much better.
! also used Hoods Pills
and found them splendid.
very mild. yet effective. I
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
A VICTORY FOR THE GOVERNMENT.


s1GNoR VILLA ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE ITAI-
IAN CHAMBER.
Rome June IA caucus OF Deputies was held
last evening at which there was an attendance OF
4sc OF this number 25l acceded TO Premier Crispfs
appeal for the formation OF coalition to eject
President and a bureau for the new Chamber
The Governments candidate for the Presidency Is
SIgnor villa and the Opposition candidate the Duke
OF Caetani.
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day the cand-
dates for the Presidency Of that body selected by
last evenings caucus were presented for election
Signor Villa, the Government candidate. received
2cs votes. and the Duke Of Caetani. the candidate
of the Opposition. 1876 Some OF the Socialist Depu-
ties voted for Signor Barbato. the Socialist can
didate for seat in the Chamber. who was defeat
ed in the Rmini constituency by the late Signor
Ferrari. who was shot on June by unknown per-
The result is regarded as a great victory
for the Government. as several Deputies ana mem
bers Of the Ministry were wholly out OF sympathy
with Signor Villa 500,
The announcement OF the election OF Signor Viila
received with prolonged applause
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
AboMm9ns
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE VATERS."-
NOW SUPPLIED
IN "SPLITs."
Ask for "Splits " at the
Restaurants and Bars.
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"

Denis in the Avenue BosaSet Paris rse bV the
NJ WWarnvIsa Who is n daughter OF the English adven-
ure who in the o seryse ,bs Sdsen o5 tho Of
stableboy to that Of Prime Minister
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
DINING CARS On ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Two additional trains the Royal Blue Line to
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington have been
equipped with dining cars. making five In all. Tho
dinins-car service the Royal Blue Line Is noted
for Its excellence Trains leave New York from sta
ton Central Railroad OF New-Jersey. foot Liberty.
81 See time table In this paper. =.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
FRENCH BANKS And THE CHINESE LON:

Paris June II Five French banks have signed
an agreement 10 raise Chinas loan o. 100000 un-
der "A Russian guarantee.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
Long Island Railroad

The Shelter Island and HamptOns express ''Tran 100
VIII be run on Fridays and eaturdays commencing June
~ leaving Long Island city 1900 and BROOKLYN n,
zoo NJ After June ~ this train daily exoe D,
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
Indigestion

Yields readily to Hoods Sarsaparilla. because 1t
tones and strengthens the stomach and aids d.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12

Colonel North. OF nitrate fame IS reported u oe
~ Tho head OF syndicate which is now buying
nm all the camphor In the market In view OF the
inevitable decrease in the export of that product
from Formosa, which constitutes the prnc.pSfi Of
insurrectIon and much time must elapse betore
peace is restored in the island Camphor being tne
most important ingredient In the manufacture OF
smokeIcss powder now used by European afrIiies;
the corner Is likely to affect the possiDihties Oh
peace and war for some time TO come.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12

The trial Is now In progress at Toledo, IN spain,
OF the Dominican monk Corbato. VINO IS charseo
with leze majesty in connection with the puoica-
,,or =, q namnhiet in which he endeavored to prove
that the Queen Regent affliated with the
Freemasonry movement, and that she was naV,hs th
craft Father Corbato Is Carist ana maze sen ns iS
tho cves OF all good Catholics who regard CONT
mental Freema sonry as synonymous with Atheism
and even devil worship
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
HYMNS while the bands on Doaru the Austria"
vessels played Prussian airs

JAPAN-RUSSIAN TREATY SIGNED.
.C-rrcaIIy THE SAME AS THAT NEGOTIATED
WITH THE UNITED STATES
Washington June 1.-THE new commercial treaty
between Japan and Russia, which was signed al 81.
Petersburg to-day is the fourth which Japan mas
secured with the leading countries or the world
Great Britain was the first TO make treaty o"
tho now lines proposed by Japan the United States
vas second and Italy third. The treaty with
Russia is practically the same as those negotiated
with the United States. Italy and Great Britain;
one OF it's principal features Is the abrogauon OF
tha rights which foreign countries
have enjoyed In Japan. which permitted offences
perpetraed by citizens OF these countries TO be tren
bv q consular court Under the arrangements.
ali infractions OF the law in Japan will be referred
10 the native courts after certain specified period
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12

gymnasium baths, etc. on the ground am .as ~ 20
doors In only three are arrangements mauo :"
out the gymnasium at the top OF the building -
IL Is at present.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12

Owing to the occasional damage done TO the
nshermens nets by what appeared to be rag
ments Of masonry in the sea of the Italian PENN
sua OF Istria the city authorities Of Robigno sent
down a diver the other day to investigate. AZ a
depth OF ninety feet he found himself IN SUP
merged city with streets and squares laid OUT tne
doors and windows Of the half-ruined houses beihs
gists Identify this lost city with the island and
City OF Cissa described by Pliny. and OF which no
trace had been found since the days OF the
New-York tribune., 1895-06-12

Prince Henry OF Orleans. concerning whose safety
much apprehension has been felt since he left
Cochin China en- route for Tibet. has just been
heard from by his father. the Duo de Charities, In
A letter dated from Talifu, In the Province of Yum
nan which he reached after crossing most dis
turbed and dangerous district