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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
TIE SEALING DISASTER.

A GREATER loss OF LIFE IF THE MEN HND
BEEN SCATTERED OVER THE FLOEs
HEAVY CATCHES REPORTED.
:, Johns y F April s--The steamer Ne7tune
CAPTAIN Blanerord. The commodore OF the sealing
see, arrived here to-dar with twenty-five thou
sand seals Captain Bardford says that ne'er
before N an experience o. fOc'y-six years amid the
ice foes did he encounter such a hurricane az the
NEPTUNE wea;hered on the night OF March =, when
fortv-eght OF the Greerlard's crew persisted. But
10Y tho fact that mos; % the feet were hosting
seals aboard and that the crews were. cons"-
ouertly not spread over the ice fields, ne believes
that two thousand men would have persisted or
been dangerously fros:btten
TIE steamer Aurora. Captain kean. which ar
rived tonight brought twenty-five thousand seals
she had twenty-five men frostbitten on the night
o. the Greeo,and disaster.
These steamers report that the Walrus has taken
1900 seals the Diana 1900. the Hope 500 the
N,rn-od lo6oo and the Vanguard 500. Other ships
have smaller fares.
The Vanguard Is bringing back three dead men
the Leonard two and the Labrador two. all 81
whom persisted on the ice foes on the night OF
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CARS WAITING FOR MILITIA.
DISTRIBUTED At DIFFERENT STATIONS ~ CO.
NECTICUT-A PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE.

DISTRIBUTED At DIFFERENT STATIONS IN con
NECTICUT-A PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE
New-Haven. Conn, April G.-The Consolidated
Road has begun to distribute cars to the different
stations In the State where militia companies
organized and the IS considered be OF great
significance. The move began 10 he noticed In diff
ferent cities in the State last evening when several
passenger cars were sidetracked at the stations
Emptes" were left at New Britain Meriden and
Mddletown yesterday afternoon and also a long
Inc Of extra cars was left standing the tracks
al the Hartford station orders were lefl with the
station agents a. All these points 10 hold the
until further orders. This morning other cars were
run 70 other towns tho Valley and Naugatuck
division. ard the distribution will go on Era duaily
need special cars.
The news has stirred ~ the militia IN the State
~ cons,f"rtole excitement. + vas said at tho
'ou.oidaiet Roads yards to-day that 4 special
tram was waiting in the yard. all made up and
READY 10 10 pIt into service a. a moments notice
tn" Consolidated Road j. sending the cars around
- preca ltionary measure. intTation, X *
understood. from Hartford that the militia viii
probably No called out
Colonel Morgan. Assistant Quartermaster-Ie General
saii; J. is entirely precautionary measure, ana
J. due 10 no SPECIAL or rush orders Of kind The
situation may warrant nc move later. and 1t may
moi We or" Simply preparing TO make sudden
call easier for ne.
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RECEPTION FOX Mr.. CROKER

The reception FOR Richard Croker. which Will take
Mace on April iG a: the Democratic club. will be
~. aret large function held I'm the clubhouse since
NJ croker assumed virtual control OF the club.
rnasmuch a. all tho Tammany district leaders have
rlsces on the various committees. IL IL expected
thnt large number Of members Or IN" organization
,rif ne present - do honor to thr leader col
ia.io, with plenty Of liquid refreshments. vii!
rrnish arnusefner- for the larger par OF the as
sernblage while those whose minds run 70 hlghcr
thir 20 can regac Themselves on music and contem-
nlar.I features % Nh Croker looking ont
F,orn a gili frame Mr.. croker T. sitting 20 \. Pen
ziger for mis- portrait Mt Hehzg"r' VINO came
- This country a few months ago. mas afraiy
made portraits OF President Mckinney and Vice
Hob
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FREDERICK MTLNE SENTENCED.
THE BROOKLYN c1rY WORKS DEPARTMENT EM
PIoYE GETS SIX MONTHS n THE TENi
TENTIARY AND A rINL OF 500

Frederick Milne. WHO us'G 20 be assistant ~
rinoer n tho brooklyn Department - Nai"r sup
ply. ard who Was thc first " the indicted oHl-
ciais % plead Fu'lfy. Wa sentenced yesterday ty
JudE" Hurd in tho County Court. 10 TX months
I'm the porrertiary and inc - En' lie might
have been sorf % tho pcuientary f"r three years
ard fined 8 ~" There were three indictm"n's
against Milne. charging him with felony IN coun-
tersign.ng Bills which he knew were fraudulent
Tho punishment on each charge might have been
go Juer" Iurd with tho pIs'r'c'-Anorn"y
acqulesccnoe. accepted p Plea 81 mi-demearor from
Nluo 20 each indictment. tho "N'i"fn" l''"ii} i'r
misdcmearor beng years imprisonment ana
go fine
ON h.s arra,Ermcr' yesterday Milne conducted
hmsef nodcs'ly and seemed to realize his posi-
ton keorly He SAID he ls twcrty -clcnt }Fars old
married.. and 'ntt 20 lrc- A. 20 ~ Sterling iiHc"
r + MrCroe4ln ldw partner u u. l. Towns. 'h"
defendants counsel mnde n brief plea for mercy
on tho ground OF Milne good character.
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" HONOR or UNION COMMANDERS.
FURTHER DETAILS FOR THE GRAND ARMY IF
THE RrPIBIIC RECEPTION TO MAJOR
GENERALS AND ApMIRALs IN THE
frlr1

Members q tie Grand Army OF the Republic and
kindred organizations ne, last night tho Hotel
Majestic 20 Discuss plans ,or :he proposed reception
20 surviving Union ma jor rerals and admirals
Charter Day. Colonel II H. Adams. the prime
mover en- INC project. said that = should not
be declared the reception would oe held Prepare
tions FOR & have gone FAR enough 10 make that
certain. The reception and attendant ceremonies
had nothing whatever to 90 with the proposed
Charter Day celebration. and he TACT that the
latter had been abandoned would not affect the
Grand ARM AFFAIR I'm tho Least.
Tho date OF tho celebration has been changed 20
Ma 3 and 4 from May and g. as originally
planned. in order TO take advantage OF he holiday
OF MAY 4 reques, viii 10 sent 10 commanders
% q. A. r. posts and kindred organizations ~
New-Ycrk and - vicinity TO report AZ a meeting
10 bo held ~ III, Hot" Majestic April is whether
or not ther organizations VIII axe par; In the
ceremonies. i VS. decided last night 70 include
rcighborine patr.otlc ORGANIZATIONS among those
invited to take pert
The plan now outlined. Is 70 hold A reception
for tho generals and adnli-als AZ the Majestic on
MAY @ on tho afternoon u MAY 4 pilgrimage =
10 mad, - tira-:s tomb. and IL IL proposed 20
laI~ a parade oi q. \ T. posts and others as hu
escort to visiting officers rwen'y-eigh' major
generals. ".Shi aLnrais and nNr'n governors 'i
Stafes hav" already accepted Invitations 20 be
present Besides these several Confederate gen
era have been invited to be present ana have ex-
pressed their Willingness TO do 20. Il & not me
do. Of the projectors o. tho AFFAIR 70 make !, 500
;loltl u any sense. -.
Another messing vii he hold ~ The Hotel Ma
tes'. next Wednesday night TO make further az
RI ge:nents for carrying ont tho plan.
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DIED.

BtkER7At ~ Masi.on April 1898 James Hervsy
sv vice ga at year Grace g, N chaseh Madison sua.,
afternoon. April Q. at $50 o'clock.
'n Dr. W" meet r. r. tain leaving NeVf0k o'clock
BIssELL.on Wednesday. April g. 1895 after a lingering
Illness Helen second daughter OF Eugene and Mary v.
Interment Woodlawn
IA psI1,S. n'an aasshs: ?, ceOy.
West 52d-st.. April 6. 1925
DANrEI~on April 3 is9s at Liberty. " Y. Irving
DaneI Of Painaed n j. IN the Bath year Of his
FooT-A Springfield. Mass. April g. Homer Foot. II
Funeral at Springfield. Saturday. April o
HAYDoCK-On Fourth Day. Fourth Month. 9th George
hayoc H. In IT,, the an yer q his age
Inerment private.
HILDRETH-on April 5 Maria L.. wife Of Augustus a.
Funeral services viii held late residence. No.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
NA.H,"p wed1s.iay Aprl isas a, the residences q
stephen = and catherine McI>an NASH
a dn srd a hrd at T 10 ~ csss west
PIyMTT0on Tge.iay. Apr $ isss a, Madison y J..
var Helen Me,fe weow - Eo-nefer Plat Of New"
Fgssral i,oF ,ae re'd.nc. q asr nice Mr.. " W.
i1terment AZ Eoomaeld. y J.
RIrHARD-On Wednesday. April G. Jane Anna scrym-
SCI ~ao" o' William Henry Prichard. in her s'th
services At The residence her SON Rev Angus
ms 49, prchan3 NJ ~ Van scklen-av. Brooklyn, m
day. April : - = o'clock. ard AZ Pleasant VALLEY.
Duchess county y. Y. Saturday. az IL 80 O'Clock.
noughseepsie papers please copy.
kindly omit flowers
EOBERTSONOn Wednesday. Aprn q a his home Ne
:'G9 9Th ave. Milton II. Robertson. IN the ga q
his
Funeral private.
SplEGELBERG-A. Mersn Austria. March 10. 1894
solomon Jacob SpegAherg IN the 14th year OF his
Funeral VIII AXE place from Temple Emanuel. Gomez
3ih ard l3i -. April :. ls9s a. $50 a. m
TAREE-A' san Ios-. cal. 9Th inst. Augustus Taber.
formerly = N"w-York city
TIREII--At her residence Wednesday. April Martha
Ann daughter % the ate thar.es and Elizabeth Page
Turell.
Funeral services vii h aei chrysos,om Chapel.
39th-sr and 7hare.. saturday morning. April .. II
10 o'c.1ck.
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited 70 attend
WELcH-On Welnesiay April 8. AZ Morrtstown. y. y
Archibald II. WEIGH. lr his 6aih
Funeral hts are residence. No p Fra1klin-st, Nor
ristown Friday. April :. At : D.
Special train caves loot = Barclay and Christopher Ga
az - p
WESTERNELT-On the 5th inst. Catherine J. Westsf-
welt. aged II yesrs months II DAYS
Relatives and friends also members Of the Fordham
Church and tho Board OF Managers of ,he Horn. are
respectfully invited attend funeral services ~
the Methodist Episcopal Church Home. Amsterdam ave-
and 92f st. 'o-dsv a. !: 40 ?.
rntermen- Wootlaw WI.
A.-The Kensico Cemetery.-Private station, Has:
,em Railroad ~ minutes ride from the Grand CentrH
Depot. once. 10 East +2d-st.
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GENERAL rCULLOUGH RETIRES.
REFUSES TO BECOME \ CONTESTANT FOR THE
GOVERNORSHIP OF VERMONT

GOvERNoRSHIP OF VERMONT.
burlington. Vt, April (specaD.-The promised
struggle between Colonel r. G. Smith. Of ST. Al
bans. and General J. q. Mccullough. Of Bennng-
ton. Tor the Republican nomination tor Governor
OF Vermont will no: take Place owing to the with
drawa OF General Mccullough leaving the field
r'e TO Colonel smith The withdrawal has been
announced in the following letter published yes
'erdav IN III" Burlington Free Press:
Hall Farm. North Bennington. Y. April I. 1895.
Ny Dear Sir. Ny name has 5-e, nentior"i frc-
a. .b unt.s IN" iLst ieW nom,n, as a c,nuiaaI-
nation FOR the high Office ~ Governor Of Vermont:
ana l. have received ma1y assurances 81 support
such as would justify me in expecting the nomina-
Ton My position from tho first has been that II II
Slo'lu com" 10 ne with reasonable approach 70
undhlinliy IN the convention ana with general ap-
proya among the people. ! should esteem II
Msh honor and should gratefully accept IL.
But an not willing 70 engage in an unscerly
not think that q struggle OF that sort as IL might
State or beneficial 20 the Republican party. more
especillly I'm IN" present year wheH the COUNTRY Is
picking problems I'M IT'S history. and whom I - II -
important that the party should be- strongly unite
c,sr~s Po 49,, g = l ~ ,bc oriicrc o. the
Republicans Of Vermont to give their fir, emphatic
o,ber s..,s ., 81, e.i -,r,,,r.e ~ 1.ir duty
as he ringing voice from Tho Vernon nils has so
often doae in the past. WIEN voters ese% here nave
porfauce 20 the Republic
must therefore decline 20 hc regarded as can
diiate. or 30 throw any obstacle 80 Tho way o. en-
tire larmony in the party ,-
In taklnr ihis course wish - assure my friends
throughout Flo state tha, an n no sens. m,
grateful 20 them f,r thor ,ondicn % an1 proNered
sn9poGi when .'Tc p'f~d me- rn o oF M ,hot
avoiding t1is tine every scraance o' party Dis
. N'Cr'TT.Or'GU.
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aspects OF affairs. In the public view President
McKinley's supposed solicitation Of mediation
naturally created an impression very satisfac-
tory TO the Spaniards. being interpreted as
nearly akin to an admission that the Ohlteu
states Government never intended TO go oeyono
words in its protest and glad 10 accept an
opportunity which would remove the necessity
o. making those words good by action.
Lieutenant General Correa. the Minister or
war is reported 20 have expressed himself as
disguised with the stuation
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7.pAN EXCITED AT LAST.
nrP OVER BRITISH OCCUPATION OF
wFI-fA1-WEL

,ro Up OVER BRITISH OCCUPATION OFF
wEI-HA1-WEi
,..o, April The EoSohama correspondents
=, The Tines says
Fo' -. .,,od There S no general opposition
hene --.,, o,.u,atlor II Wei-IIa-We.. bu. there
70 ,..,,r that Japan must assert herself and
IS s,-ne other foothold tho As'atc Conii-
nen:. f., ho-,.a-od r,. Hnao.t,l COW
'..o.s HIT will probably be obliged to yea
SUI, ,-essure Sober people aid me o0clA's
70 r-arv favor British occupation of Wei-iiai-
g. a., an Anglo-Japanese entente pourpA'.eTs
~, ,.,cb are progressing favo-aoiy
~, Daily Mai says tbs morning
~ learn from an authoritative source MAJ
-,,,d and Japan are in complete accord regard
r.eiuai-Wei: hut secrecy is eniaied unu'
,o,. settlement has been achieved. which II Is
,,a,ed oiu include an arrangement whereby Eng
,.a uiu advance the money 20 ensoie CHINA 10
To- ,ss indemnity in full ard t.us 20 obtain
IIaoo,ess evacuation OF Wei-Hai-Wei"
TIE standard" says: IN some quarters II IS be-
..re5 "a, ne Government VIII arrange FOR gar
-.so,,,r Wei-Hai-We' with japanese troops. as
800 by British marines and under control o.:
English officers
TIE Standard" SAYS also II IS expected that Lord
Salisbury will resume his duties az the Foreign o.
&c IN few weeks.
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HIOTS IN EASTER HOLIDAYS FEARED
THE STATE DEPARTMENT CONCERNED FOR THE
SAFETY OF AMERICANS ~ SPAIN AND CUBA
Washington. April 6-State Department off,
Gals are anticipating with much interest and
considerable apprehension the coming Easter
holidays in Spain and cuba. At such times the
people especially when great national questions
are uppermOst IN the public mind. are apt TO
give way 70 their feelings. and indulge in riot
Gus demonstrations These holidays begin to-
morrow. which is Holy Thursday. and continue
for several days. Most 81 the business houses
and all the places Of amusement are closed from
Thursday to Sunday. and consequently many
idle people assemble at public places and in the
streets on Sunday many OF the shops are
opened FOR half day. being closed az noon 70
permit the employees to Indulge In various sports
and - attend the bullAghts which are so popu-
lar In both Spain and Cuba In view OF the
strained relations existing between Spain and
the United States the assemblage u large
crowds IN public places may II is feared. lead 70
uprsings and demonstrations against American
citizens IN spain or Cuoa
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AFRICAN MAIL STEAMER ANHOhk.

PASSENGERS AND CREW LANDED Ply ROCKET
LINE AND LiFEBOAT.
London April s.-Ths West African mall steam
at, Dahouev. which arrived az Liverpool from the
West Coast OF Africa March p, ard was ou'"aru
hound IL ashore near Holyhead
The passengers and crew have been 'anded oy
rocke,-line and lifeboat.
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rvo pr,hit,iionists and PopIiH were eiecten IN
cos 90 $50 m 1sSs They classified az leiAocrau
elected ~ NoNefni-f I'o' NM
are NJ Included N this iab.e ,.... d., Soverbc,
Two = De- i'-' IN Jtiif'''"" q"
1857 and not included iu This table ,., a., ..,y.r,
,-pervsofs in P,ugnkeevsie 20 b- elected IN N''e"
ber. 1855. 49,, ,.,oo &, ,;ov.,,b.r 1897 ana
~ In ~ remainder OF tho county elec'eu IN
,.,.r.f.r 1897 ara not i.c!uded In this tspl-
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HAWAITAN POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
4 CLAIM THAT AH%EXATToN AID REsToRATI7T
ARE BOTH DEAD

a CLAIM THAT AN%EXAIToN ASD REsToRATl'N
both DEAD
Honolulu March 90. by way o, San Fran 'isco.
April G-Thc old royalis' party ~ Hawaii ls hope
lcssly divided and n-fcel.ng between tie Two FAC
tons 3 becoming more and more Intense. Friend
ships o, long standing have been greatly strained
within the asst i"w days roy"4ist meeting "as
hold last night but aGher~1ts ., tAc ex-Qucen diI
,ot ATTEND l. those present being Iiawallans aho
,,,or Princes KaIulaui The Ola party aih"res
N-rnl, 70 LNluOkaltn and restoration II declined
IN recognize any other platform ~ So. - principles
!, is the largest and most powerful faction.
This faction bias deno.nccd 4 native named
La,,lio member ~ the hawaiian Commits ion, just
rer.lrr.I from Washington. ka1iA Claims tnat
restoration and annexation are both dead. ani n"
sd,tscs me HaWllue 70 unite ~ support ~ he Tc-
Trhfi. take the oath o. aNcgiaE. o.. register arl
narticpato In the politics - 'hr country. one o.
t.iias friends states that fne * -lOncr -
r,bifiou- IN ID potI 'ai way. and mat lc would 10
n'nd,da,e for the office - President u Hawaii II
az election is held under the laws o, the pr"'en;
&c
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uraPJyG or THE ELDRiDGE BILL

Albany April s-Governor Black gave neh,,ns
-, che biz Of Assemblyman Eidridee
amending the railroad law relative 10 inc p0"y "
and privileges of street ra.iro '" =, he bill, and
F,ed rTE II Allen rep.essnnygo M Eugene r
Union arr W. ,,no the Edison Electric Coinphy.
df TNsw.fork frank aTyey frd CITY appeared
az and J. v v Olcott. OF New-io'n ~'''
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ORlTrARY NOTES.


Springfield Mas April s-Colonel Homer Foot
ne veteran bushes. man o., in.s city, d-i about
O'Clock this morning io had been In feeble health
for the lasf three or four years
Saratoga. April G-Albert !. Blood. prominent
citizen Of R4ilston Spa and well known In knights
TeInpiar circles throughout me STATE. Is dead II"
was sevcnty-six years Cd Isaiah Ho1i. late S'aie
Senator was his brother.
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RESULT or THE SPRING Election.

DEMOCRATIC GAINS ~ ALI. BIT ELEVEN '''N
TIES OFT or THE SIXTY.
Albany. Aprn Special Tho elections wh'oh
were held yesterday II Queens schenectady "H'-
ren ana Su~olk colrtes make the spring lis' com
.,..o u.i.b tho execution o. the Albany election.
VIII, vii BE- hold or TUESDAY. Though almost al
counties show Democratic gains. he resui' VIII al
feet TIE local government IN only Jew cases Ss
most OF the gains were insufficient 70 overcome
the Republican majo-!t'es IN the Boards
rho folloH.rg iahle show the Iesults IN de,al-.
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A LETTER FROM GENERAL wooDFoRD

4 LETTER FROM GENERAL wOODFORD
Tho Republican Executive Committee 81 Kings
County has received rom General Stewart l.
Woodford n cordial letter acknowledging the res
o!ution passed by tho General Committee az IT,
last meeting commanding him FOR his success IN
performing hts duties Minister 20 Spain. Cen
era Wp.lrprd lays that * Strengthens him 70
h.ar such words Of ENCOURAGEMENT from his Re-
publican friends when he IS 60 FAR from home.
u have done" ho says and am doing the
best can and shall work 10 the last FOR peace
with Sra.r Justice 20 cuba. and protection OF
American interests Under tho brave, wise. ard
strong leadership % President Mckinley. have
falfh In final success "
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FOREIGN ErCBlYGEs TO CLOSE.

Liverpool April THE Grain and Provisions ex-
changes vii! observe the Easter holidays by closing
from O'Clock on THURSDAY OF this week until
the following Tuesday.
London April e-The Stock Exchange VIII be
closed Friday Saturday and Monday.
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STORY IN REGARD TO AyDREs INVENTED.
10 BASIS WHATEVER FOUND FOR IT

Victoria 3 g. April e.-Tne story tod by Carr.
Tire United States rnaiI-carrier mat he had news
from Andree the baloonisi. proves 20 be fake
pure ard simple Carr got the iea from a liitie
newspaper IN s.. Michaeis. which recently pun
NsaeG hghly improbable story regarding the mss
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WAR MUNITIONS BOUGHT ABROAD

PURCHASES ~ Franc AID LARGE SHIPMENT
FROM THE ET.SwG,T WORKS
Paris April 6.-The United States Government
has purchased in France a considerable guam
tty - ammunition and a number Of quick fir
Ing guns.
London. April The British steamer
Marengo. Captain Bingham. Of the Wilson Line
which sailed from Newcastle On March % FOR
New York had on board fourteen Of the rlost
modern guns. seventy-sx tons Of gun-carrages
ninstE-two tons of empty shells and eleven tons
%; empty cartridges. all from the Elswick works
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DERVIsH GENERAEs son KILLED.

LONDON. April IA dispatch 10 The Times
nom Cndabis. Nubis says that during the hght-
.hR on Tuesday between the Anglo Fgy ptlan
forces III reconnaissance and the Dcrvishes unoer
MaAmoGo Pasha. one Of the generals or the hha-
ma Mdlmoud's son was killed
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uovc KONG FLEET PREPARES FOR SEA.
,o,l. AND a SUPPLY SHIP PURCHASED Tor The
rsr OF THE AMERICAN SQUADRON.
Hong Kong. April THE United States feet
q preparing TO so 10 sea. and supplies Of coal
s-e being purchased for the use OF the American
varships.
The United States auth orities have purchased
the British steamer Nanshan, which Will be
used as a store ship.
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ATTEMPT To KILL PRINCE FERDINAND.

WRECK OF TRAIN on WHICH HE WAS TRAvEL-
LING PREVENTED BY A PEASANTS DISCOVERY
Berlin. April "a dispatch 10 the "Lokal Anzei-
ger from Sofa says that on March =. a. SEES
,r.rno Station. an attempt was made 10 wreck the
f-ain carryirr Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria
The attempt was discovered and frustrated by A.
peasant The culprit was arrested
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In his diagram the continuous white lire shows tho
In pressure indicated by The Triounes SELF
,.corIlng barometer The dotted line shows tho tenn
nerature al recorded at Perrys Pharmacy
Tribune once. April :. m.-The weather yesterday
was fair temperature ranged between y and ' de
34s degrees) being "a degrees higher
than on Tuesday and - degrees than the cor
responding day last year. 80
The weather and this city 70 day will probably
be
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THE CINCINNATI GOES AGROUND
Stuck FOR TWO HOURS on MuDRANK A

STI''k FOR TWO HotKS On MtDRANk At
KEY WEST.
Key West. Apr, G.-The United States cruiser
Cincinnati vent aground to-day in the middle
OF tho harbor. She returned from patrol duty
this morning and ran on a muibank directly
opposite the Government wharf After two
hours WORK the tugs Merritt and Leyden sue
cded in pulling the warship of. AS the cruiser
grounded at high water Il is believed she has
not sustained any damage. but a regular naval
inquiry Will te made
Tho United states gunboat Helena arrived
here this morning from Lisbon and anchored In
tho harDOr
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MARRIED..

LEwIs-srssoN-On Tuesday. April 8. 1893. By ~
Rev. W. G. Ivir Stella G. Sisson 10 Charles Lews.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
DREyFUs TRIAL MAY BE ANNULLED
SUCH A STATEMENT IS MADE IN PARIS NEWS
PAPER.

prvsseI. Ap-,l s-The "soir" Of this city. de-
eares that the Dreyfu. trial will shortly be an
ruNed by N. French Court Of Appeal on the same
grounds the lola trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
MILTON II. ROBERTSON.

Milton II Robertson died az his homo. 40 80,
Fl,ih-avr yesterday lie was ir rs hf'y-s>ront
year Mr. Robertson was member %. the Lotos
Cllb. The funeral wi! be private