New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12

10 Hungary. intends 70 propagate reports q an
pairing the success Of the milicnnai festivities %
The Kingdom Of ST. stephen
In order 70 understand tho appalling difficulties
with which the, italian Government had 70 contend
IN II. against Ahyss!nia. I, "a necessary 10 ex-
pain that nearly all the drinking water used oy
King Hunber's forces ~ Massossh had to be
brought from Naples. Ana all the wells on the
Italian line Of march in tho interior having been
destroyed or poisoned the troops had 20 carry
their supply OF water with them from Mas-pwah
Typhus o. the most malignant character IL raging
In tho latter place. where the heat is always even
IN tho shade considerably over loo degrees. ana the
.Ss fssp,,al amoants TO Zcci II nss typhns too
ami not tho Abyssinians. that caused the Italians
~. coast, Genera! Paitissera's force having been
rodu~ by ;he fell disease from 3,"" 10 Np" men
during thu march from Masso~ah 70 Alisrat.
II would be Interesting 20 ascertain the IDEAS that
prevail in Wales with regard TO the religious conii-
ton Of the United States. Al public sale at swan
the other day. number Of family Bibles were
put up FOR auction on the gro' nj that Their owners
had no further use tor them. because they were
emigrating TO America
Il IL on Saturday. June =. that the celebration
begins In London OF the Jubilee ot the Evangelical
Alliance The latter was foundc! IA 1916 10 pro
mote Christian union throughout the world. and has
become one u the most powerful religious orsanza-
,ion- in existence. This VIII be nc tenth OF tho
y ich have fakcn place In turn at Paris. Berlin.
Geneva. Amsterdam. COPENHAGEN and New-York.
over four hundred foreign delegates Will oe present
including 10 from the United states. and the meet
iuss are 10 take place under the presidency OF
Lord Powarth.
The United States Is likely to be extensively rep
resented In the international IRE brigade tourna-
ment which takes place in London next month. AMI
elaborate preparations are being made FOR the en-
eut Of ~
severa! OF the towns and cities such for Instance
as brighton and Birmingham. having started pub
NJ subscriptions Tor the purpose OF according Mt
ting welcome to the foreign guests
II was by a mere chance that the Bocr Govern
mcnt secured possession o. the key 10 those
famous cipher dispatches the publication OF v hitch
has proved such a source OF embarrassment to the
British authorities. II seems that while Or Jane
son and his friends still confined In the Pre-
toria jail u criminal who had served his time Was
discharged from prison. and on departing took with
him Captain Whites overcoat instead OF his own.
Ho soon discovered his mist axe, but II was not
until several weeks after the departure OF Dr.
Jameson and Captain White for Nnsland that his
sewed in the lining disappointed in hts expecta-
ton OF finding banknotes. he however. hit upon
Boer Government. whose officials no sooner set
eyes upon them than they realized that they had
secured posseas!on OF the key OF the cipher dis
patches which had passed between the SPECIALIZED
Reform Committee at johannesburg and the lead
ers OF tho raid.
Francisquc Sarcey, the famous Partisan critic
and journalist. IL doing all that he to call tho
attention OF his feow-countrymen to a new sys-
OF life assurance which has recently sprung
up In n large number OF French towns II seems
that benefit clubs being formed under the title
Of ia Fourmic" (the anD. for tho purpose OF
enabling workingmen TO secure a small payment
fer Their families at their death Tho scheme
differs from others OF the same kind In that the
a he he becn nj tIsl
to. In return FOR the payment Of 81 II month. 600
IL paid to his heirs n he dies before the age OF
thirty 500 II he dies before the age OF forty.
and 80 on the sum diminishing unt.l /, becomes
only $3.50 II he dies at nifty. The object Is TO
an immediate benefit larger than could he OBJ
tanned under the old scheme; and II is rockoncd
that II man dies young his children In
sumably they mostly able to Their living.
CHANGES or WARD LINE OFFICERS.
owing to the resignation OF Captain Hoffman, OF
the Ward Line steamship Seguranca who retires to
engage In business In Mexico. there have been sew
eral changes among the officers Of the line Captain
Alexander Hanson Will be transferred from the
Yumuri 10 the Seguranca. and Captain Frederick
Boyce from the Saratoga TO the Yumuri, while FIRST
officer Edward +. Buds Is promoted 10 be captain OF
the Saratoga.
THREE NEGROES LYNCHED IN TEXAS.
Houston. Tex. June 1l.-Ious Whitehead. George
Johnson and Jim" Reddick. three negroes were
taken from the jail at Bryan 100 miles north of
here last night. and hanged. Whitehead and John
son were charged with attempting to assault the