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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
DELUGED BY A CLOUDBURST.
NUREMBERG INUNDATED AND THE
RIVER EYACH OvERFLOWS.

HOUSES AND People ARE SWEPT AWAY By THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO ESTIMATE THE
Full EXTENT OF MORTALITY.
Stuttgart June s--The Black Forest district o.
Wurernberp was deluged by a coudburst last night.
inunda,ing a vast tract OF territory. large num-
Der OF persons were drowned and almost incalcua-
bic damage was done 10 property The volume OF
falling water caused the River Eyach TO overflow.
and a hundred or more Of houses in the villages
along the river bank swept away. one house
at Balingcn with nine occupants was carried away.
and as yet trace OF Il has been found Four
houses were destroyed in Frommern and fifteen OF
the persons xho occupied them are missing
\ dispatch received this afternoon says that zen
persons are Known have been drowned in ffain-
gen seven In Frommcrn. fifteen In iaufen and sew
cral IN other villages. Besides these. many others
are missing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
THE SULTAN SETTLES Up.

HE PAYS INDEMNITY IN AN ASSAULT CASE-TIIE
BEDOvINs DESTROY A CHOLERA HOSPITAL.
Constantinople June 6-The Porte has settled the
claim Of the French Ambassador growing out OF
the wounding of one OF the officers Of a French
steamer by Turkish officer. passenger by pay
,nc indemnity TO the French officer and Furnishing
his assaant.
Said Pasha. Minister OF Foreign Affairs. made
two visits to Sir Philip CIrrie British Ambassa-
dor. on June T. and 1t IS announced that as a re-
suit OF those visits there is prospect of a speedy
settlement of the Armenian difficulty.
Jeddah. June G.-The Bedouins have attacked and
destroyed the pilgrims cholera hospital at this
place. and TO prevent further attacks 2Jo soldiers
will be Immediately added TO the Turkish garrison
here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

ENTERTAINED BY THE LORD MAYOR.

NASRUI.LA KHAN SAYS THE FRIENDSHIP BE-
TWEEN THE ENGLISH AND AtGliANs
Is LASTING.
London June C--Thc Lord Mayor. Sir Joseph
Eenais and Lady Renals drove In state in an open
carriage TO the Guiliha) Of p. M. to-day. where
they gave a reception and luncheon In honor OF the
AFGHAN Prince Nasrra Khan. The Recorder
presented Nasrulla with an address Of welcome en-
closed in a golden casket. The Prince made a
speech In Persian in reply TO the address in pro-
posing a toast to the Lord Mayor. he said that the
friendship existing between the English and the
Afrhans rested upon sure foundation. All Of their
old auarres had been cleared up. and he hoped tina
his visit London would strengthen their bonds
OF union.
Traffic was suspended and the streets were
crowded with siChtSoers. force OF cavalry was
stationed around ST Paus and along CheapsiAo
TO guard the route TO Guildhal. The Prince ar
rived in an open carriage drawn by four horses
and attended by re,inue in native costume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
HARVARD'S CREW AT RED TOP
THE C3IMsONs OARsMEN AT WORK
ON THE THAMES.
TROUBLES THAT HAVE INTERPRETED VIII"
TRAINING CHANGES IL METHODIST

TRAINING CHANGES IN METHODS A
LIGHT CREW.
New-London Conn lure (specaD.-The Har-
ward crew arrived asst SATURDAY evening al their
quarters At Red Top. on the Thames. Ten men
and the usual notlla OF boats were brought The
men were CAPTAIN Buarl. Fcnressey. Watrss.
Wrichtington HOLSTER. Chairman Shepard. Lewis.
StiIlynan and Damon. But only one racing shell
anpcar ed cedar boat. designed by Eliot Of New
York Thus apparently. Coach Watson has settled
on the boat which ls 10 be used in the race lie
has also. with one possible exception. settled the
order in which the Will row. Lewis at DO"
may possibly be displaced by Damon but II IS nov
likely The permanent order viii in all probability
be: Stroke Bullard: T. Tenncsscy; 6. Watriss; ..
Wrlgbflngton; 4 HOLSTER: 3. chatham: Q Shepard;
bow Lewis: substitutes, Damon and Siman;
coyswa.n. Rust.
The interest attached to this crew Is something
unusual For the last ten years Harvard mas al
most Invariably lost the race. This has been at
tribu,ed 10 many things, but for the most part
20 the system of Harvard coaching In general. and
10 the Harvard stroke In particular. And ar'er
last years crushing defeat. there was no doubt
but that something must be done Accordingly a
new coach was secured Mr.. Watson. who had
coached the winning crews OF ~. IS and ~. but
who had the misfortune to hs In charge OF the
badly beaten 'SS crew. was put In complete charge
for three years This So crew had induced a GER
tain prejudice agans. Mr. Watson. and IL was
in the face o. considerable opposition that he
began work Il was thus OF the utmost importance
for him to turn out this year. If not a winning nj
least n respectable crew He has accordingly put
his best energies into the task.
Tho work. however. has beer carried on In the
face not Only OF external opposition. but also OF IN
ternal difficulty. First Captain Fennossey. who
was by all locked one OF the best oaTsmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
THE CORNELL. CREW REACH HENLEY.

ro,do, Iu,c 1.-The Cornell crew. having re
n,ainel over ninht at the Western Hotel In south
ampton. started this morning with their po'ts IN
a special train for Henley. the crew occupying
saloon carriage They arrived IT Henley at ll'0
A. m ard carried their boats 20 tn" "at"rsfie
Tho boats were at cnc' conveyed ID the berkshire
sluc OF the river and placed in a DoathouSc. me
crow are expected 20 make their appearance on the
water some time this afternoon.
The Cornell took their initial spin at D r.
~ to-day above Henley Bridge cold wind was
blowln~ strongly against the current raising a
sea The comparative shoriness Of their stroke.
which first struck the onlookers Is entirely different
from the English mode. MI Courtney. the coach
Of the crew. took look at hi protcgcs but did
coach them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
ARE THANKFUL TO coUNf KALNoKy.
A PEACEFUL. SESSION OPENS FOR THE AUSTRIAN
uLNGARIAN nLLEGArIONS.

Vienna. June 6-The sesrion % the Austrian-lIrn-
rarian Delegations opened to-day. The presidents
Of both bodies expressed their gratitude fOr iHe
services in maintaining peace OF Count ha'roky'
who a short time ago resigned his office as Mini-
ter Of Foreign Affairs. and Of the Imperial House
for the who.- monarchy. and sa.u;eG no. .idiy III.
successor Count GouchowskL
The opening session Of the Aa'trlan-iiungaran
Delegations. which are the assembly representing
the two halves of the Dual Empire. looks like
sunshine coming after a storm. The political shy
had been lately much obscurei the banks OF the
Danube and the Leytha by the angry discussions
held in the separate Paramenis Of Vienna AMI
Budapest The question Of the Liberal Ecc'esiasti-
cal bills in Hungary ended finally. in the victory
OF the latter over Austria and Emperor Francis
Joseph had sacrifice Count hilnokN. 'le tDliihy"
Minister of Foreign Affairs for both portions 81 me
Empire SO long as the Magynrs en-, ~ mo-. ~
fairs they Will give their support 10 the linps:a.
Government and not demand. Ike The Ridlca NOT
vogans A separate Nins;ry or EOfrlgN NhhllS'
Although a Catholic country in a great majority.
Hungary IS liberal ana opposed TO any ihteii.,rnCJ
or undue yrerogative Of the Natica' ~ ~. ~ i
ming.ratian The MagyaiH hay" compeA'l 'h-I
King the Austro- uneaTian soV'r'Ei 'p ~, ''.
their new eccesasca. policy. noiW4'!ff ahAHs ''i.
ra-Cathoic sentiments After so. = i'r -
Delegation could aNord 10 CIV p'1tp,l', -
the overthrOwn Minister. Count lNahvhN: "',' 80
greet the advent Of the new one .Duht ''"t ~,
ski who IL one OF their own cOuntryIn'ii' Il ,.''."'
Ca;holic ard a pole tina. Is no. suspected 81 pro
Russian sympathics. This latter point - 90 10.
importance in the eyes Of the Magyar, wn3 NY
1919 their hopes for Independence ana iDlN't H
again under the Austrian yoke No" "ia,n
were partly emanctpateo 'nf,'Fn ,ro,h rn mere
| fore bv amnesty again; the Imperial iycin-
| ment and the Delegations viii discuss p,fi,.' ...3
| the divers questions OF common Interest," ""c" "''
| 1f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
YALE OARSMEN IN BETTER FORM.
THEIR WEIGHT REDUCED AID THEIR SPEED
SAID TO HAVE INCREASED.

THEIR WEIGHT REDUCED AID THEIR SPEED
SAID TO HAVE INCREASED.
New Haven. June (SpeclaD. This isN busy week
with the Yale carsmcn. Besides the trouble Of get
ting oil their personal property ready for 'rinsporia
ton 10 New-I Ion on Saturday. they are being
worked unus1a,ig fard by Captain Armstrong.
Since bob" Co,..s VT two weeks ago strong
effort has been mad. - infuse fe into the poat.
rnsuccessful attempts have been made 10 lower the
mile record mad" by the crack 20 crew the e'SAt
are getting III, time well down - five M'nuteS Dat
they "A few seconds away from the record SIN.
The men have rowc1 over the four-mEe course seven
times under n watch. What the result has been 'hc
olrsnen have sworn not TO divuge. but spectators.
who have caught the start and nnish from the shore
along the harbor assert that the distance was on
one occasion least. made In better than twenty
two minutes.
The last fortnight has witnessed steady improve
ment In the crew. who now pulling sure Out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
VAIKYRIE III ALMOST READY.

WITH ENORMOUS SPREAD or SAIL AND HEAVY
RIGGING. HER INTERIOR FIT
TINGs ARE SIMPLE
Glasgow June 1.-THE new yacht |alkyre III has
all her spars I'm place. Her spread OF sails Is very
largo and the weight Of her wire rigging Is nearly
dorhe that Of the Valkyrc II. 1t is expected that
tia nov, boot will proceed to Grecnock to-day. II
viii require 4 week 10 complete the work of lifting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

girl in the attire of youthful gallant. ms 2
followed by the Sun and Noon dances IN wncn
nnore introduces novelties Of costumlng, posing
and electrical effect.
Wesley Rosenquest has resigned possession OF
the Bijou Theatre and 1t is now In the hahds OF
the owners Of the property
W 5. Hart will be the leading man OF Mme'
Nodieska's company next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
CANADA AND THE SEALING BILL.
THE DOMINION GOVERNMENT WILL PROTEST
IL FAvoRIrIsM BE SHOWN THE

THE DOMINION GOVERNMENT WILL PROTEST.
IL FAvoRITIsM BE SHOWN THE
UNITED STATES.
Ottawa, June Elm the Senate last night Senator
Mcdonald. OF Victoria. y. c.. inquired whether the
Government rad received a draft OF the new bill
now before the British Parliament 10 further regu-
late the fur-seal fishing in the North Pacific Ocean
He said, while he admired the Institutions OF the
mother country, he felt that far as the interests
OF Canada were concerned. they could not be pro-
tecied unless the closest scrutiny was observed es
pcciany In questions where the United States was
concerned.
Premier Bowel said the regulations agreed TO
at the Paris tribunal had not met with the ap-
prevail Of the Canadian Government, and objcc.iors
had been taken, and especially 10 those portions
which gave American fishermen rights not accorded
20 fishermen OF Canada The force o. some OF these
objections has been admitted by the Imperial Gov
erirncnt. but he not In position 70 say
whether any OF the changes suggested we're In
corporated In the bill referred TO- However. every
step taken In this matter by the British Govern
ment would be closely scrutnizcd by the Canadi
Government. and vigorous protests entered when
ever Canadian interests were unfairly dealt with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
THE hTCUISON REORGANIZATION.

The Protective Committee OF the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe Railway Company. which has been
an opponent OF the reorganization yesterday Issued
n Circular signed by Theodore W. Myers. chairman
81 the committee approving the new reorganization
plan prepared by the Joint Executive Rcorganza-
ton Committee. and urging all stockholders to
cept the terms offered and deposit their shares
with the designated depostar!os before June
TO- tho las. day named FOR dep,s.t!ne
The Joint Executive REORGANIZATION Committee Of
the Atrhis0n Railroad reports that upward Of
81 ON.o01 general mortgage Is have been deposited
with the Union Trust Company. Boston reports
large deposits there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
A GERMAN GuNBoAT TAKES A HAND.

SHE COVERS THE RETREAT OF THE EX-PREsl-
DENT OF THE LATE FORMoSA REPUBLIC.
Hong Kong. June 6.-Advices which nave reaChon
here from the island of Formosa show that chaos
continues at Taipeh-Fu The native part OF the
town has been destroyed by fire. During the con-
fasra.ion the powder magazine exploded ard ninety
Chinese were killed
The German gunboat Hts bombarded the forts al
IJobe because tAe officials there detained steamer
In which were Ex-Governor Tany, who Tor a Tine
held the place of President OF the shoTt-lved Re
r1,hlic and large number OF other refugees Inc
forts we're s.lenced by the Tits the Chinese gun
1ers fleeing from their guns. The detained steamer
then proceeded TO her destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
LAI-ScU or THE VNOVEVO.

Bristol K. l. Iuar c.-Thcrc WAS quiet launch
at the Herr shoT works this morning. when the
i.-ritor N,rucro pat into the water The
Naunero is an exact reproduction of The ei-footcr
- the same name bullt In 1894 for - Il. Duryca
except the lines OF the bow This boat IS a 50 FOR
Nj DGryca. and s to be sent 70 England to COM
pc.r in tn races there this summer Her hull Is
Of mahogany. and she has cockpit that - quite
rnomy Tor The sire Of the boat. Attached TO the
fnaro.huy huh is "a I'm OF TObin bronze, To which
t. basisd = lead hulb several tons In weight. She
VIII be rugged with a malnsall ard stayslil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
TO rroRGANIZE \ STREET RAILWAY.

Frederick T. OlcOtt. Arnold Marcus. William Mel
son Cromwell and Charles W. Wetmore have been
appointed IA Committee OF REORGANIZATION for the
Milwaukee Street RInway Company, the chief asset
OF the North American Company. The Central
Trus; Company viii be the depository under the
plan. The plan contemplatcs the issue OF 100000
first mortgage per cent bonds and 100000 capital
stock Of the stock $4,000 will b. per pre-
fcrrcd stock and $4,000 common stock. OF the
s7oorO1O consoditcd bonds SlJ0'oO will be used -
retire prior iicrs ana the remaining $4,000 will be
distributed among the old consolidated mortgage
bondho,Lers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
TEN BATTALIONS FOR CUBA.

GENERAL CAMpOs INFORMS SPAIN OF FRESH
REVOLUTIONARY AGITATION.
Madrid. June C.-The dispatch received from
Captain-Gencra Martinez Campos, upon the con-
tents OF which conference between the Coionial
Minister and the Premier was held yesterday
Informed the Government that several rebel lead
ers were expected 70 land in Cuba almost imme-
diately and that fresh agitation was IN progress.
General Campos. in view of this state or al
fairs asked for six additional battaions OF troops
As the result Of a Ministerial conference the
Government will send ten battallons OF troops 10
Cuba without delay.
London June 6.-"The Post" will tomorrow
publish a Madrid dispatch. saving it is almost
certain that some general commanding an army
corps will so TO Cuba to assist Cap'aln-Neneia
Campos in oueng the instruction.
The Cuban war credit that the Government
Will ask the Chamber Of Deputies 10 grant VIII
be 1900 900 pcsatas.
1t is announced that Captain-Generai Canpos
has returned to Havana. and that tne Teoels
have been defeated in several combats WITH Eo'-
eminent troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
THREATENS TO WITHDRAW.

Ann Arbor. Mich June G-The Athletic Assocla-
ton Of the University Of Michigan has voted to
withdraw from the Western intercollegiate Asso-
c!a'lon unless the action relative to the expulsion
OF Han and i.troy Is voluntarily reconslderei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
A WESTERN TRAFFIC. ARR ANGEMENT

Denver. June G-Gercla. y. c. Dodge. Of the Rio
Grande and Western. lcft here for SAT- Lake las;
evening arrange for close traffic contract with
Receiver Egdn. OF the oregon Short Line 1t is
the urdcrst lnlng that tn" Eastern outlet will be
by Denver the W stern. Colorado Midland and
the Rock leland 10 Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
A CHINESE LOAN FLOATED.

PARIS BANKERS ARE SAID TO HAVE ARRANGED
IT on RCssIAs GUARANTEE.
London. June C.-The United Press learns from
the best London authority that Paris bankers nave
concluded a Chinese per cent sold loan or ilo'-
10000 guaranteed by Russia. The probapie issue
price il is said, viii be %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
CORR OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Saratoga. June G--In the Court OF Appears -"
in the case OF John Il. Devn. as aa'h,n's,." an
respondent agt the Mayor. etc. OF Ne"-'o'" ~,
pc.lants. the appeal was dismissed under rue '''
- The following is the calendar for Friday '''~
- s. 9ii A. GA 1914. POI and 2b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
AN EARTHQUAKE rocks TUSCANY.

Florence June G-Violent shocks OF earthquake
wero felt here at 20 a. m. to-day, and number
OF shocks were experienced throughout 'he TOM
nartmento OF Tuscany las; night. In 'oti Instances
Tho neonle became panic-siricken aid fed from
their houses. No damage was done IN me cry.
"Details from the rural districts have no' YET Dec"
received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
GUAYAQUH. CAPTURED BY INSURGENTS.

u = ! = =
SUCCESS or THE REvOIITIoNrsTs IN ECUADOR
EEpOETED Ry COMMANDER WATSON.
wo~binr,on June 6-Commander f. ". Watson.
of the United States cruiser Ranger which was
ordered 10 Guayaqgn. Ecuador. for the protection
OF American inter .sts sent the following cable mes
sage TO the Navy Department from tina. port to-day:
nuIl General Flores has resigned. Ignacio Robes.
a Liberal has been proclaimed civil and military
chief Everythins is quiet at present tOmmlnic1-
ton with Quito by cahe or telegraph is interrupted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

vowed In the projected cana 10 connect the Atlantic
Kiln the Meiit,rrancan. AM assured the delegates
Ia, The toyernient was greatly Interested in me
project and fully recognized The importance OF us
being carried ont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
FORK MAY VISIT VSTRALTA.

London June G-The Australian Governments
have Jointly addressed to the Duke and Duchess Of
York invitation to visit Australia next winter. 1t
Is believed that the Duke and Duchess VIII accept.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
A DECK BOAT FOR THE DEFENDER.

New-Hodford. Mass. Jun. G.-Charlc5 u. Beetle.
OF the Beetle i;-IIli,lng Company. has received
an order from c. Oliver lso,ln to build dcckboa.
FOR the DefcndcT TIL" boat will be II feet long.
1 feet wide ami IS inches deep She Will have
rakng STEM and VII weigh less than 100 pounds.
Tho craft Will be ready by June 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
SPANISH SHIPS SAIL FOR KEEL.

Madrid June G-The Spanish squadron when -
10 represent Spain In the naval pageant al hlc'
sailed from Ferrol for that port today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
CUBAN PATRIOTS BELIEVE MARTI LIVES.

While the Cuban patriots strenuously insist mat
Joss Marti is no, dead. reported they neverthe-
less are equally positive that he Is not IN ms Guy.
There were sensational stories aicat yesterday 70
the effect that Marti had made MS wa! 10 ,"iS
o,r,r,. and r.os nov, in hiding in Nev-York. When
BENJAMIN Guerra. treasurer OF the reVOutioi'StN,
was seen at his store. No. 1872 Water-st. YESTERDAY
sfternoou he repeated his former assertions that
Nar,I was alive, but said that il was absurd, 10
think he was IN New-York. Mr. Guerra INSISTS ma a.
Cuba and will BE- beard from at TIE proper Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
BARON Won RICHTHOFEN.

Berlin June 6--paroa Won Rich'hofen, Project
Of the Berlin police. died this morning from a
stroke OF apoplexy. His death occurred at Bonn
where he was spending his holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

FOR GREAT CANAL THROUGH FRANCE
Bordeaux. June C-PIes.ient Faure yesterday re-
ceived depltation represcnt!ng The interests In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

Bcccham's pills for consti-
patton Ioc. and CSC. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
THE STANDARD OIL IN NEW FIELDS.

Glasgow. June Cit was announced today that
the Scotch companies had entered into three
years agreement with the Standard on Company.
the effect OF which is advance the price Of candles
and scale the price OF oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

her throughout Her Internal fittings arc OF inc
Simplest KIND AMI her Interior presents an almost
entirely bare appearance. Her bukheai compari-
mcuts are Of canvas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

Annual sales mora TIA. oco. 600 possA