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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
FIFTEEN CONFLICTS ESCAPE.
JAIL DELIVERY AT LEAVENwORTH KAN
LEADER OF THE MUTINy OVER
TAKEN AND SHOT

Leavenworth. Kan. June Fifteen convicts
overpowered the guards and escaped from the
United States penitent'ary here to-day james
Musgrove. leader OF the mutiny. was surrounded IN
the woods by, and shot to death.
Eighty convicts were being sent 10 the stockades
OF the prison. where they have been working for
several days. Eight guards. heavily armed
marched with them. When the stockades we're
reached. six OF the guards mounted the towers
The convcts waited until they were at safe dis
lance. and quickly overpowering the two remaining
guards. they made rush for the gates. Mus.
grove headed the column. holding on each side OF
him a captive guard 10 prevent being shot Nheh
the gates We're reached most OF the convicts re-
pented OF their hasty action. and turned back
Fifteen made a dash for liberty. however. and
succeeded In reaching the woodland near by. fur-
suit was given, and after hours chase MusgroVe
was surrounded. He carried a rife taken from
guard, and was just about TO IRE INTO the posse
when a shot from tho rear brought him 10 me
ground. Mrsgrove's companions SCATTERED IN every
direction, and il is feared they will not be over
taken. They all outlaws from the Indian
Territory and were serving long terms for counter
feiting and highway robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Chicago June IA dispatch to THE Times Her;
oIlT from Chamberlain. :. d. says; Sarnuei
camnbeU better known "a Chaska. the Indian hus-
hand of Cora Belle Fellows, who was snort time
ago reported by Running Water ; D. disPa dc
as having made a successful attempt at suicide; Is
alive and well. as his attempt at ending his lie
proved failure.
Des Mones. Iowa June 1.Warren Beckwitn
OF Robert T. Lincoln. has enlisted with the iowa
National Guard for the purpose OF gong 10 ths
front.
Montreal June 1.-THE case against Detective
Keller. charged with stealing a letter from Lieu
tenant Carranza. naval attache OF the FORMER
spanish Legation at Washington. has been ad-
jOurned until Tomorrow.
Nashua ~ H. June Judge Lewis w. Clark
was sworn In as Chief Justice OF the New-ltamp-
shire Supreme Court here this noon ny Judge
Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
A LIVELY CONTEST AT HARRISBURG.
THE Pennsylvania REPUBLICAN, STATE coz
vr-NrIoN WILL BE HELD TO-DAY.

THE Pennsylvania REPUBLICAN, STATE coz
vrNTIoN WILL RE HELD TO-DAY.
harrisburg Juno The contcs, ,or arst place
on tn. state Republican ticket Il ms warm as the
weather william \. Stone. ~ Allegheny. Is still
the ravoritc with Charles y. stone. ~ Warren =
close second John Waraua kor IS making "
strong nght and VIII poll large vote Congress
man william Connel. OF Scranton. and N-'on-
gresham John Leisenrng. OF IIazioton. have with
drawn. and their delegates VIII be divided h"
tween the two Stones Connclls ton delegates ana
six OF Leisenring's viii vote FOR w. A stone. and
the remainder for G. ". Stone. There has been
uttlc or no contest for the other places on tn"
ticket General j. = S Goblin. Of Lebanon. VIII
be nominated FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. General
James " Latta OF Philadelphia. FOR Secretary OF
Internal Affairs: Galusha \ Grow. ~ Susquehanna.
and Samuel A Davenport. Of Erie. FOR Congress-
,n.n-a,-larre and judge william Porter OF Phia-
delnhia for Superior Court Judge United States
Senator Penrose will be temporary chairman. ana
Ma Tor Mcdowell OF Mercer. clerk OF the Nhfohh
House OF Representatives. permanent chairman
There was an air Of confidence about the head
quarters OF william a Stone yesterday that was
reassuring TO his friends Mr.. stone says he VIII
win on the first ballot. and that the opposition
cannot form a combination TO defeat him Tn" ant.
W Stone people have made numerous erort'
to amalgamate their delegates In favor or MS
Warren namcsake without success. And yet the
latter II as hopeful a. MS Congressional colleague
His managers said tonight that he would have
ls5 votes on the first ballot. two more than are
needed 10 nominate him.
Mr. Wanamaker's managers are tonight claim
Ing 40 votes on the first ballot.
This has been OF the busiest days or Sen
ator Quay's life He has been besieged by frlehas
NJ the two Stones importuning him for his sup
,,or, To all he said that he had taken no part
In the contest and would not. The Senator VIII
rat,,rn 10 Washington in the morning before the
convention IL called TO order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
THE REV. J. HAVEYS RICHARDS I'LL.

Tho Rev. J. Havens Richards president or George
town College has been obliged 20 retire from that
rlsce ovang 20 ll-healih. He has been president o.
the institution since 1889 succeeding the Rev James
A. Doonan. : J. Under the direction ~ Nj tich-
ards mo college building erected by his predeces
- IS rofnDet ed he also added fh" Rigs IL
hrarv and Museum equipped the ohserFat tory with
,+s r-.a- telescope and buit The Dahlcr"n Memo
rial Cbape' lie has been At Atlantic cry. ana II
t. honed that he VIII soon be restored 10 health
and ne able 70 resume his duties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
GEORGE VI. VANDERBILT Welded.
THE CIVIL MARRIAGE N PARIS Yr-sTERDAY-Rp-
ILGIoUs CEREMONY TO-DAY.

ParIs, June l-The cfvfI marriage OF MISS EDITH
Stuyvesant Dresser TO George ". Vanderbilt &C.
Cured o'clock this afternoon IN the Town
Hall OF the Eighth District OF Paris on the Rue
Anjou. The Deputy Mayor ofrclated. There were
fifteen persons present. The witnesse. Corne-
lus Vanderbilt. Hamilton Mckay Twomoly Dan
Tel Leroy Dresser and John Nicholas Brown. Of
Providence There was no marriage contract wha =
ever and the ceremony lasted only fifteen minutes,
NJ Vanderbilt presented 80 francs 70 the three
clerks OF the Town Hall. and ne also gave $50
francs for the Of the orphans OF that district,
for which a the end Of the ceremony the Deputy
Mayor expressed his thanks.
The rei.sious ceremony will occur tomorrow IN
the American Church. on the Rue Alma. The
ushers Will oe ", y. Ossood Field. Joseph Rowland
Hunt. Count Antoine Sala. Rutgers Leroy and
Frank Andrews The bridosmalds Will Dc Miss
Tlorence Rod and Mss Daisv % Montsaunit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
NOT ONE VOTE TO SPARE.
FRENCH MINISTRY SHOWN TO HAVE ONLY
RARE MAJORITY ~ THE NEW CHAMBER

rnrNcu MINreTRY SHOWN 70 HAVE ONLY 4
Rare MAJORITY ~ THE NEW CHAMBER
Paris. June The Chamber % Deputies war -
opened to-day with n hg attendance of ne" mem
bers The galleries were allied Tn" hoNse "
oe~ded =. tho election OF a president me cahu'-
da,es were " Deschanel and Vi. Brisson. the lat
ter being the former President VI peschanel' I"
former Vice fresident Of The Chamber. was mo
Governmsnts candidate The haliotng resulted ~
a majority or one for II. posohane.. me N0'"
standing 81 ,or VI Deschan~l 90 20 for NJ h''sSo"
Tho narrow majority caused uproar. th-
va.,cols loudly asserting that n bar- majority Of
ono did 10, invest Deschanel with adequate
authority An angry camor. accompanied by M"
banging OF desks ensu"a. ard the temporary Fresi-
dent wa. Obliged 90 suspend the sitting without mo
matter being settled.
.rne C,barnh.- subsequently decided upon a rc-
ballot FOR President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
TTALYS VIEW CABINET.

Rome June The following IL The personnel OF
the Cabinet.
Pre.d-n, ~ the ans Minister OF N. Interior
Marquis ~ Rl'DrSl.
Minister ~ Iustic--Sicnor RONAffl
Minister % the Treasury : gnor l.. II LHAT'Il.
Minister az Finance-SignoT A. RRANCA.
Minister ~ Marine imirai NJ CASFF Afo
Minister %, Nar-sirnor SANMAFZANp.
Minister % Foreign Affairs slenor CortI'l.l ,,,-r,.
o., Public Wo-ks-Sicnor AFAN DE XIV ffA
Niri..e- ~ Public Instruction Sisno- CRFNoNA-
Minister %, F0sfr and Tcl-Eraph~ SiFnor FfpI-A
Minister q. Agrirulture-Signor SERENA
7, is a colorless combination. and is likely 10
have difficulty IN finding majority IN tho
Chamber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAYS FoRDAsr
Washington. June The weather conditions nre very
much unsettled Of the Missouri and Lower MISSISSIPPI
u.y. disturbance % slight energy central on tho
Southern Sew-England coast and low areas are central
IN Utah ana Ontario The pressure II high over Ne"
,ouncand AID on Mide Pacific coast showers nave
occurred In tho upper lake region. Middle and Upper
Nss'seru ana Lower Missouri Valley The i"npefhNie
ia risen the central Rocky Mountain tope ana N
generally fallen IN ne 6ul siAer. ana
hoq remained nearly stationary elsewhere conditions
f.,-o-,ble fhunderF'0TWs exist IN the rover
regl,r and Atlantic States. Increasing clouAness ana
showers on the Middle Rocky Mountain slope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
poprcAsr IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For New England and Eastern Eew-York. showers
variable WINDS.
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and DelawArA
threatening weather the morning. thundern'o~ers
Thursday afternoon; variable winds
For the District II Columbia. Maryland anc virginia
.howsrs in tho afternoon variable winds
T-or North and South Carolina threatening weather. WIN
Io.sf western POI lions. variable WINDS
Yves, virginia light local showers. eas"rly "ihds
ror Western New York and western Pennsy Fania
- c,o,dv weather preceded by light local showers
fburs6ay morning fresh southeast to sounwe'ty WHO'S
For ONO parity cloudy weather PRECEDED 10y Hsht
,.'-o-. INC ,ake. 20 southeast WINDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
DIR. COE ELECTED PRESIDENT.
OPENING SESSION OF THE SYNOD OF THE RE
FORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA

Asoury Park. y. j.. June (SpeciaD.-The annual
Synod Of the Reformed Church in America met this
afternoon III the Grand Avenue Reformed Church
mere were present nearly three hundred ministers
and lay delegates from all parts OF the country
The sessions will continue eight days The president
OF the Synod. the Rev. Dr. Charles W Fritts. Of
Fishki!. y. Y. presided at the opening session.
when the following officers were chosen: President
Inc kev. Edward y. COe OF New ork: vce-presi-
gent. the Rev Samuel VI. Seeman a missionary
from ASIA The stated and regular clerks will be
elected tomorrow
This evening, In the Reformed Church Dr. Fritts
the retiring president, preached the annual sermon
from the text. They Saw His Glory"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
rprATy MAKING IN SOUTH AMERICA.

Lima Peru. June IA treaty as 70 the limits .,
.s,ar,, ana customs duties between Peru and
prayu has been concluded The protocoi VIII
shortly be submitted to Congress
An oficial organ OF this city publishes the text OF
q protocol between Peru and Chill. and the paper
adds tina. 1, guarantee the approval OF the
protocol by Congress-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
InSEPN CARTLAND.

>.,or, Mas. June l-Joseph Garland. a
all Lroun member OF the Society OF Friends, died
suddenly OF heart disease in this city. ne was
eghty-eisht years old and native OF r Meare
\ II He was formerly president Q. ny r,r.,S
Whittier. principal OF the Friends school at Prov
ln,fanH.s body will be buried beside that OF the
Ap,.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
TWO DEAD FROM DRINKING ALcOHVb'

MarbIehead Mass. June Thomas Monhnhn an"
Jobn Watts. OF this town. died suddenly THIS morn.
ing from drinking wood alcohol Monahan dropped
dead az he was about to rise from bed ana watts
died under similar circumstances man haihro
Kenney who also drank the liquid Is dangerously
I'll The men were employed as laborers on a
s,,.,,oer house AT Marblehead Neck Painters were
al work on the house also. and Monahan ana
" ats ohtained access the painters supplies ana
took three plnts OF wood alcohol. which they drank
trif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
WILLIAM DE GROOT.

william De Groot. who died at Nice. France on
Nav Il was born In this civ in 1875 His boyhood
was spent partly in England and partly IN New
York In early lie he became junior partner N
c.cdcd by that OF De Groot 4 Peck Mr he Groot
had heeu a trustee OF the Seamars Savings BANK
ard Of inc Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company.
a.. was also the nrst president OF the Hudson
River Bank. For number q, iNsrs ne had I'VE"
.lrnll -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
DISASTER TO A PARTY or GoLDsErKERS
FEVER AND scUKvr ATTACK AZ EXPEDITION TO
THE SOLOMON ISLANDS.

THE SOLOMON ISLANDS
Apin. Samoa. May ~ via San Francisco June -
The schooner sophy Sutherland arrived her" on
MAY II from the Solomon Islands. Win me pas
sengers and crow IN horrible condition rom 'c'or
o,a .curvv The Sutherland l"ft san Francisco
=, ,so1 with party Of eleven prospcctors and n
r-.w 81 four. 70 search for gold IN the Solomon
islands.
A. Florida Island fever broke out. and ~"
schooner sailed FOR Apa FOR medical all -Four men
~, .~c.o. two we're too ill 20 move. ana when
"a sc6ooner renchcd Ap!a the captain WAS N"
only one able 20 WORK. For Gays IT. "o'"'' ''''
vessel alone. ., ..,,-,.,. ,-oks ~,
- fo,,- man died AT They were named hohh
- ,iso, C;oldsuldt and Dewitt The snrNiNoTS
40 ir n hospi,al her. and probably VIII recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
TrtcHERs- COLLEGE CLUB CONCERT

The Clee club 81 the Teachers College gave A
concert I'm the Horace Mann school auditorium.
boulevard and One-hundred and twentie,h-st. last
night About six hundred persons attended. The
class numbered fhirtyscycn members. ana all took
r'srf IN Inc programme. In addition thore We're
solos by Miss Emily Hail pianist " Theodore
y Pever-Tane. 'celst. Nj Nchl. the conductor
~ the Gloe club directed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
All ADOr-T TIE PRIMARIES.

~. Tribune publishes to-day on another page
.ho ro,lce prepared by the Bureau OF Elections
,or the Repuh and Democrats primary elections
which ara % be held IN the ciy next Tuesday.
Emil Information IS given IN tho notice a. 20 tho
ri,ces a., which the primaries ara 20 he held IN
,.scr,hlv districts and election districts. and as
80 me number - Democratic and Republican d'l"-
rofos 10 he elected IN each district 20 committees
srd conventions The notice VIII be ~ value Tor
reference 20 many voters who expect 20 attend
~ min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
RICHMOND ~ TIE COUNTY COMMITTEE.
JUSTICE SLOWER ASKED TO DECIDE THE DISPUTE
As To TIE INIT or REPREsnNTATIoN

J7|'4 y = ''|' III '''3E'7
As TO THE UNIT or REPRESENTATION.
The dispute between tho independent and or
gnniza,lon Republicans OF Richmond was brought
up n 'he Supreme Court yesterday. when Louis
II Achilles. \ voter Of no FIRST war; OF ma
borough asked Justice Stov,r 20 make an ORDER al
ro-rtr- rho Police Board Gust iiar or primary
ra.1rls f0 rerouyele and chang" fnr Nhi 'i ''P-
Assembly district 90 the nve wards ot no nofouEh-
The applicant Wa r"pr"s"niti ~ ituL - -.
,he Primary Election law. IN counties wni,n
oro co,.rruiro.. with hoiOugha. especially proElles
81, no ~oiirf, ouutt-e~@ shall %" apportiorei
among ,he several wards ~ furh borough q q,
Uu..- of tho Corporation COunsel's Office. h"ld
IA, no action % fhr Police poard was pei y
i.sal and mat mo unit OF representation IN RI -h-
.,,,.t ef.a1here. mo Assembly, district
.-he nov ci.v % New York. counsel SAID. was aS
vet TOO yoaug 20 have central committee 20 max"
'--..rc,rer-- for fhe whole city. and until then
b. t'o.r~rt county committees were the arhitcrs
~ ne area ~ rrIr"scn alton.
" 1,.,ire Stover reserved decision the applira-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02

Ernest l. Allen. the president OF the Gerrnaf."'
American Insurance Company. al No 10 hroAu-
,vav dl.d late Yesterday afternoon at his home. NO
20 yveut Frhtv-sixfh-st He had been il! FOR long
time. " VT. 49,
Mr. Ahon Il member or the YORK At,s.
III. t'lub rho downtown Association and the
Iavvvors' club Tho funeral viii be held at his
-, IN slfnrhnY afternoon az O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
ON THE COACH PIONEER.

The public coach Pioneer was engaged for its
,-,n from tho Holland House TO Ardsey -on-the-
Hudson yesterday by the officers and board ~ The
Country club. Of Atlantic city The, The pasisenseTs
Tndicott Frederick Helnsley, Charles Evans. n
" Leeds James y. Reilly. q Jayson walters. j.
J5afnrs Ilrr,incott Edward : Lee. charlee Ma
earge Lewis Thomas Jefferson Dckerson ana wal
~ Y Edee Frederic bronson was the WHIP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
THE CENSOR.

From The Atlanta Constitution.
Have they met
Have they fought?
Has the Spaniard
Been caught?
Have they shclled him
And fcllcd him, -.
And buried and kncled hin'
The sphinx OF censor
Says naught!
"UaVe they met
Have they fought?
Has the havoc
Been wrought?
Have they tripped him
And nipped him, ,
And coilared and clipped himr
The sphinx of censor.
Says naughtl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
BR1VE POLICE CAPTAIN DEAD.
VIE ATTEMPTED no RESCUE MAN FROM BE
mo RUN OVER Br TRAIN

e,-,,rned Mass Juno IA special to me
r-,,oo" from Pittsfeld say-; police 'aP'h'h
Leonard died NJ $50 o'clock this morning I"ohH'"
,.tcno.ea 10 rescue Edward Lynch from beins run
over ~ n freight train great cro"o was ~ '"'
,a,,or waiting 20 greet the 9Th Massachusetts Vol
,,r,.e-a on their way South. Tn" freight tram
rilshed into the station a. high speed ana ,hp,tlh
Inonard ran down the track 10 warn tho peope-
Ivnch The man whom he waved. WIZ recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02

from The New-Orleans Times-Democrai

RON The New-Orleans Times Democrat.
.,seace hath ner victories no less than war. ana
s tIs venerable King Of Belgium is fully entitled 10
.ss ~ one OF the most important or such VIC
,1n ever registered. on March l6 the first loco
SS--oINt arrived at Dole. on Stanley Pool two nun
s.vu and fOrty miles above MatadI. where The nrst
~ was lad eight years before This wondt rful
Voment brings 2O9JcJJ or - 10000 people OF
. rle congo Free State within steam communication
WIN al The Civilized world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
CHARLES J. CHAPMAN.

Portland Me. June l.-Charles }. chapman oN
MAYOR of Portland and president OF the chapman
n-,,ou, Rank NJ this city died suddenly this
morning lie was seized with spasm IN n , SUI h
car and was removed To a doctors olhce' ""''' -"
died in a few minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
rJPr DESTROYS SIXTY Cattle.

Montreal June THE Western Abbattoir at ST.
Henry was burned this morning in addition 10
number OF slaughter houses belonging to Master
man Co and some icehouses Sixty cattle per-
ished Loss, 10000; insure nee. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
LANES C. ROBERTSON.

Hudson y Y. June (SpeciaD.-James C. Roger
go, who died at his residence. In this city yes'er
dav was for many years one OF the Leading haru
,.,re merchants In this section of the state; ne
vas also prominent in banking and church circless
Ills death will be a severe loss to TINS city, III
,rbch he spent nearly his entire life, and 10 whose
chorit,hle institutions he most Nberai sNei
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SPANS DESPERATE FINANcIERING.

IN Inc Louisville Courier-Journal
try's euesperation which characterizes the
70 pay n HHcleTlng is illustrated IN the proposition
and sf - itdncs the coupons OF the foreign debt on
can nrovn vctoocr only 10 such Dondhoders
donciieS .hhat they are foreigners and have been
prornnieu, abroad Tor six months previous 10 the
70 be- nssa OF this law. all other bondholders
oreadv az, ~ spanish currency This is reputation
'aaS. although 1t 10 thinly disguised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
ADVANTAGES OF THE NEW FRENCH
TREATY.


The French reciprocity treaty adds one more
MARKET 10 the WORK q Tie DlAgley tailf. Fcr M
zen years France has been excluding our fOOd
Eoclcts Diplomacy proved useless TO secure in'ir
e"rance. High duties on French goods have foiced
a reduction on our own and a large addition 20
We pronts % the farmer are secured AT the cost
~ SyN!eWnat lighter duties on luxurles. none OF
WIZ. MliN roc NJ AultacLl.rNa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
HENRY NoRMAN's OBSERVATION.

HON Tie 81. LOUIS KNpuOUc.
1T IS ohyious.' says Mr.. Norman That The only
s.atesrnaalke cource Of the Presid9n; IL 20 hnlsh
the nrst and let the policy take care OF Itself
Every real patriot IN this country heartily IN,
oo-ses this declara Ion. Every broad-m ndcd ana
unseish citizen VINO puts country above private
Interest hopes thai Mr. Norman has 1s correctly
Described the attitude % tho President IS he has
oes'rbed wha- that attitude ought 20 be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
COMMENT on CURRENT Events.
THE NEW MINISTER TO TURKEY

Oscar s S--aus. who represented us AZ Constan-
tinopls under Mr. Clevelsnd'5 nrs, ADMINISTRATION.
AID Is now 20 return there as the successor 10
Minister Angel Is well furnished for his work, and
MADE excellent record ia MS former torn OF
servlc- His appoin. men. VIII furnish q good OBJ
rcrtlnty 20 take up again those long deferred
claims tor The destruction Of mission property at
Ha-poot and elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune ONCE June 2 H. m'-lhe "ea'"'' 'V
80. ,.,- and warmer. temperature ranged pet"eeh
go 20 aeer.es IN. average az degrees) being ~. De
go higher than Tuesday hnG Ia u'blr'S "h"''
han on The corresponding day OF hst SehI III, ,shv
me weather in this city to DAY VIII po'""'
IL gbgtx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02

~ exports Of domestic manufactures from the
.,eu States VIII be greater IN the fiscal year 1893
M uu'ing any year In our history, by which is
incsenI OF course. greater In comparison Win the
TTise ase IN corresponding periods in other years.
f.ss.ss means that we are steadily absorbing the
ss,ness or Foreign rivals and coming nearer and
d;s,,HW 20 Nrst position among the producing and
N's'ributirg Powers of the earth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
GIVING SPAIN A LESSON IN cH1vALRY
From The Providence Journal

o'H INC Providence Journal.
.hr.s. opanidrds OF Manila reported 10 have
Few ~aSsiieu 10 shcot the commander of OF the
Rssx 'nnys wnich surrendered 10 the Americans.
ths, noHiral Dewey. Il IS said. has announced
4. .ta.e VIII administer justice ia summary f. shlOn
Ia ~ care 70 make way with him Such an act
de.,r,oeeu quite as noble that which secured the
pnss OrVh OF the Spanish power In the Philip
On, p me cnivalr!c element does not often crop
eethsr ars nowadays. but evidently 81 Is not alto