Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1881, Page 2

THE CHICAGG- TRIBUNE. SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 188I—SIXTEEN PAGES. Atthe last Cabinet Council, at which King WASHINGTON. The Fever of the President Not Yet Under Con- trol At 7 Last Evening His Palse Was 102 and His Temperature 101.8, The Great Heat of the Day Caused These Not. Wholly Fortunate Symp- toms. Beyond Their Discomfort, However, They Are Claimed to Have No Significance. Chalmers as 2 Greenbacker—The Chi- nese Students — Cabinet Officers. THE PRESIDENT. HIGHER F! Svectat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune. Wasiuncron, D.C. Aug. 6.—The great heat during the day has troubled the Pre dent somewhat, in spite of the cooling appa- ratus. As a result, his pulse and temperature ure trifle higher than the rage for the | week at the evening dressing. Tu-night the | heat has moderated considerably, and a com- fortable nighi is expected. nothing to excite any anxiety in the Presi- dent's condition to-day, The surgeons, at- tendants, and members of the family all ¢ tinue to speak of his recovery with ¢) contidence. siceping sw without the anodyne. This morning he is all indications promise another favorable day, Pulse, #2; temperature. respiration, 18. D.W. Bir Pr oM. dent passed a cumfurtable morning, his symptoms and general condition being quite satisfactory. At I: his pulse was 100; temperature, jon, 19. Dur- respir: ing the afternoon he coimplained somewhat of the weather, the external heat being such that it was found finpossible to keep the temperature of his roum mueh below 99 B out closing. the windows and doors, whieh Was not thought prudent. The afternoon ise of temperature bean as late as yester- day, but has been higher, though miaccom- panied by dryness of the Ati p.m his pulse. was 102; temperature, 105.5: res- piraton, 19. The appearance of the wound atthe evening dressing was, however, govd, | 2nd there has been no interruption to flow of pus, D.W. Biss, JK Bar: J.J. Woopwann, Upto about 5 o'clock this afternoon the President had a very satisfactory day, al- though the extreme heat caused hima good ; deal of discomfort, and acted to some extent unfavorably upon his general eoudition. On account of the strong hot wind from the south, tit was found impracticable, even at ihe full work:ng capacity of the’ refrizerat- ines, to keep the temperature of the patient's Toom down, without closing the dvors and windows, and this it wis not thought prudent to de. Cold air enough was farnished by the nae but, instead of filling the room and crowding out the heated air, as it had heretofore dot on warm days, the cold air itself was swept away almost as fast as it came from the pipes by the hot south wind which blew strongly throughout the The thermometer in the patient's room, there- fore, for the first time in several wecks, ranged from $5 10%. This temperature, of course, operated to the President’s disadvan- tage in his present weak condition, and his afternoon fever was higher than usual. There was no indication, however, of any other cause for inereased febrile rise. The discharge of pus at the evening dressing was satisfactory. There were no symptoms of imalaria, and, with s the sinzle exception of a higher bodily temperature, the condition of the patient at 7 o'clock seemed quite as good as if not better. Soon after the evening examination, the icver began to abate, the President went to steep naturally, without anodynes , and has rested quietly defore 10 o’clock the febrile y subsided, and, at this hour, “the patient’s pulse is again below 100, and iis temperature is normal. Ie is sleeping peacefully, and, as the weather has grown cooler, with a refreshing rain, there is every probability that he will have a good night. CHALMERS. DEMOCRATIC BELIEF. Spectal Vispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Wasnnetox, D, ts. 6.—Some of the Democrats here are very uncharitable in their expressions regarding Gen. Chalmers and his attempt to secure Greenback influ- eneein Mississippi. The expressed belief among members of his own ty here is that he is" playing this game with a view of capturing the Greenback members of the House and so securing their votes in the cun- Lest that Js sure to arise uver his seat, CONFIRMED. To the Western Aseoctated Press, Wasninerox, D. C., Ang. 6.—It is con- firmed here that Gen. Chalmers has an- nounced himself as r ick candidate for the United State: Mississippi. in opposition to L: Th some indignation amon; the Demorrats here, some 3 move of Chalmers to get of Greenbackers in the House of PRepresentat to keep him in his seat, which is contested by I ‘Heap, Chargé @ Affaires of the United States Legation at Constantinople, writes the Departinent of State that the Turkish decree against the importation of American pork into the Otto- man dominions has passed into obtivion, and become virtually a dead-letier. “A large consigumunent of American hams, which ar- rived shortly after the date of the deeree, was, after passing the Custom-House inspec- tion and paying the duties, entered tor con- summpuion. STAR ROUTES. Second-Assistant Postmaster-General El- mer reports a uet reduction in the star-route and steamboat mail service during July amounting to SSG, and that the total by reduction and discon- March 4, is SECRETARY BLAI expects to leave Monday for a short visit to New England. SECRETARY LINCOLN return to Rye Beach to-morrow after- noon, accompanied by his wife. who will re- main there some wee! Secretary Lineoln wiil be away bata few d: however. THE CHINESE. Jt is reported that instruetions have been received from the:Chinese Government mod- wz the original order for the return of the Chinese students in this country. It is belicyed, at any rate, that this order will ulti mately be reconsidered. There fs a sus- picion that the ri 1 of our Government to permit Chinese yout hs to enter our military Schools in large numbers had something to do with the recent action of the home Goy- ernment, Then it is true that the boys showed an insubordinate disposition, which rather alanned the Special Commissioner. MATL-BAG: The agents of the Post-Office Department who were ordered to investigate United States mail-ba ed the cities of St. Johns, 1 Quebec, Toronto, SOT, w eonferred with the Doininion C Is. They found that a large majority ail pouches in use belonged to: t United States. The Canadian authori convinced that the 1 determined to break up this custom, and they are now, manufacturing a large number of bags for their own use. The dnsentie allan shows that nine-tenths of the tbelong to the United "The reports of the agents show that dian Government not hitherto y new bags, but has relied almost entirely upon the United s bags. A report has been started here that Post- master-General James contemplated resign- ing to accept the Presidency of a Loan and ust Company, to be organiz Vander- bilt in New York. Gen. James says there is no truth in itj—that he has no thought of re- signing. CRIMIN/ EW: D VANDALS. GOTTIS A> ‘oTT, On! Au A party of tramps, numbering twelve, arrived taday, ving boarded a freight-train_at Brockville, reached their destination despite the re- rances of the conductor and hands on . Upon arri » they proceeded to ge throngh the freigint-shei ing te articles stowed therein, ‘They threatened to resent ferenee. and, fora time, did as they pl ‘The arrival. uf several train: teron, with their complement of inen, in- ired confidence among those ia charze, a eel ee assistanee, the trumps were 1 le the woods, and. dri all ‘the tramps were armed. RIDDLED WITH BUCKSTOT. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tridune. Nasnvinnn, Tenn, Aug. &—A McKenzie ul to the ener that on the baa of Nearly e and h n Osborne and hi son were arrested, charged with assault with intent to kill, They were also dounder bonds te keep the peace, and were to have been tried on vile th inst. Both were in town Yester lea baut sandown for home. Is of thelr unknown riddled bs ack with sixtevn and the be With Seentcilinte: Both died instantly. ARR TED FOR MURDE! Speciat Vispatea to The Chicago Tritune. Tot-rpe O., Aug. 6&.—Late to-night de- rrived in the city in charge of John and William Harrisen, who are murderers of Ira M. ‘Tound in Swan Creek on “Wednesday. The first supposition was that Kelsey's was) a case, of suicide, but certain © marks of external folence on the body led te an investization, wh entio ned resus ‘F) he per rein the hia about the city, part of thet the det etives that they will rescue them frem Ure | the law it the Court commits hein. i ined. ¥ ifty-eight are su niuoned RFEIPED ox, UL. COUNT: RREST- D. Broomix Gra we Laviesine ceeeat County, are. now thowent to be connterfeiters. plete kit of coun with some well-executed: specimens “coney money, were found where they re- side—a neixhbor hood dt Ja feiters’ tools place is wazou- road com i Hinary ex- amination will take place next week. ROBBERS. vy. Crittenden It with the railroad of aplan for St. Lour has arriv men regarding some det to giveany further information to the public. Hv says, however, that measures are in progress which he hopes will result in the arrest of the robbers, TERRIBLE FATE OF TWO MUR- DERERS. Neisco, Cal., Aug. &—A Tueson (Ari) dispatch says: “Two human bodies, mangled beyond recognition by coyotes, were found ten miles from this city yesterday. cone are supposed tobe those of the two raquis, who, about a month ago, committed a Bae here, fled, were tollowed, captured, and lynched, scheim, of Washington County, a few days ago, inafitof rage, shot his daughter, in- flieting a painful, though not dangerous wound. He then fled to the woods and com- mitted suicide. A BAD SCUFFLE. Nasuviniy, Tenn., Aug. among uiiners at Tracy City and Street was seven times treet is now ina dying condition. e slightly wounded. SAFE BLOWN OPEN 4 Aug. 6&.—A. special says: Chase & Cardey’s safe at Janesville, this State, was blown open and $1,000 cash stolen. DANIEL O'CONNELL, Celebrating the One Hundred and sixth Anniversary of His Birthday. Spectu. Dispatch to The Chicago Trivune. Hasirrox, Aug. 6.—To-day being the i anniversary of the birth of Daniel O'Connell, the frish agitator, it is being celebrated by the Emerald Benefi¢ial Asso- tion, ‘he members of the Torento branches of the Order, accompanied by their fine band and by Brother James Bretton, Grand President of the Order, — ar- rived here to-day by the — steamer Empress of India and were received by the Hamilton branches and escorted to Dundern Park, where a picnic and games were held, During the afternoon speeches appropriate to the occasion were made. Brother Britton advised the members of the Association to follow O'Connell's e: ng grievances redressed by pe itutional agitation. Extended pa- Fades Were tiresome, and the obstruction of the trafic of public highw x culated to offend the fee ection of their fellow S. ed that) = in future celebration there should) be ono — extended rade, but. that the money expended n ed tothe bene Ile in H, Which the Lords regalia, ete., should be dev volent purposes of the Association. congratulated them upon the almost cert: passage of the Land bi t aniend, but and which was the fruit of the a: lon in- augurated over a century ago by O'Connell. ie concluded by advising them to pers hi nunigrants from Lreland to join the un, Whose motto was, * Lo: iy to ihe Gov euntuene under w iet they ed a and abhorrence of dynamite plunderers, such i Rossa and Crowe, a y dare not reject, FOREIGN. A Speech by Gladstone - Last Night a t the Mansion House Banquet. He Regards, Still the Land Bill as Uncertain of Pas- sage. Bradlaugh a Little the Worse for Wear and Ery: sipelas, but Still Belligerent. The Usual Sunday ‘Morning's Budget of British Gossip and News. Gambetta’s Critics—Spain and France —Small Crops—Fisheries— Irish Items, GREA “BAL Aug. play, “Baron Rt duced on Monday is declared to be an undoubted sucer author is fortuna to share the hono: as in the case of M has engaged Me nd Miles. Blane 1. BRITAIN. i) , mcial Cable. 6.—Lronson Howard's new udolph,”? which was pro- at the Theatre Royal, Hull, The ie in not being compelled rs With an English adapter, “The Banker's Daughter.” I WIRALPY Rignold and Macklin Henry and Ada Wilson, for “Michael Strogoif.” NOWARD PAUL, the Manager of -America per the steamer Britannic on the Athaubra, leaves for the Isth inst. in search of vocal and dramatic talent for his thes VICTOR editor of the Spurt Zeitung, le: autre been chosen umpire, and Mr. Ventin, of the American Legation, judge Vienna, The Ameri for the Cornell mateh at n crew drawn, the right side of the river, nearest the city. Mn. are about to leay JAMES RW 3 HORS: e Bedford Lodge. ewmar- ket, and will in future be trained by William Day, the trainer who recently wrote a book on the intnagement of 1: MR. WARRING who is in London at present, the sculptor, has been comini: bust of the late bers of the family. THE H rehorses. TON Woon, oned to make in marble a Dean Stanley for the mem- IOUSE OF LORDS has completed the Committee work. on the Land bill. willtake pl Commons w ments Tuesday. more ¢ however, to chau the Lill, ‘The Gu amendiaents te ‘The Lord hibi ‘The r the creati Vided the landlore amendinents. re; the landlord's power. i gives then tl <i the eflieacy of the ‘Lory leaders lett rect the chief tke evide is intetior Government attack asainst tie bill. Lord Beaconst eport and. the third reading ace Monday, and the Ilouse of it consider the Lords’ amend- The Lords have not made auges than was expected,—suticient, age largely the character of avernment accepted several ding to eluei ted a tendency are compensated. free sale and The disposal he right to appeal fromm the d ons of the Land Court, which ALLY DE Court for tenants, The the Duke of Argyll to di- The task, which is a discontented Lib- on of Lae Govern likely to stick, though & metaphor to that iu of extinet voleanoes. é cd to make some ii though it will Aufluential opinion — cunside that the bill imust . become a substantially inthe form in whieh it was created by tke struggle between the Chambers will be and will prolong: une last wee! September. LORD WILLIAM VE statement respecting the a ment ington Governn niachines gives House of. Commons. the session of Parliament to in August or the first week of HARCOURT’S ion of the Wash- regarding explosive si tion, It is re- ‘O% warded as significant and interesting that Jlartinann has found it ne ssiry to leave the United States. Englishmen do not consider that — the diabolical sehemes emanate from a political - movement worthy of the name, but believe them to be the acts of the sympath the Iri: of the so-called * & ga ‘of ng of desperadoes outside the American people. Even. $ eXpress an abhorrence dynamite war.” A cartoon in the Dublin national comie journal, Pat, represents Liber inite offered by a MIL co in the Colonial O faction to the W! but accords will poli Lord Re whichis generally status, but it is a new men shall serve an apprenticeship in the lower grades of oft service. An ex- ception was made in the case of Mr. Chamberlain, because of — pecu- jar Radical claims. — Seotchmen are highly gratified with Lord Rosebery's appointment. It }s generally eonsidered that Mr. Gladstone has higher work for him than that of a J He has resigned Committee, with the cession MiP that unless the 1 his seat vacant force his entrance into it. declines to say cials of the House a: guard against sur] under « The announcement of the intro- ext session is ex-" his casi moment. duction of the ¢ pected. It continue nich tinues with New ADLAUGIE TAS impo nia repelling a box of ‘dyna. skeleton, APPOINTMENT gives intense dis: and the Conserv fies higs it i Mr. Gladstone’s Colonial ebery accepted a position regarded as beneath his th Mr. Gladstone that rule y unior in -the Home OMee. the Presidency of the Greek hose work practically eloses of the territory HIVEN NOTICE Iouse of Conimons declares he will again endeavor to as he purposely when’ he will do so the offi- Using preparationsto prise. dovermnent has, onsideration at the present Jaths bill ble that the crisis can tongs degate, and there is a possi- bility of Mr. Bradlaugh’s losing his seat through Uenkiraptey, in the House of $ from Mr, Mr. “whip” for the Commons te other night was the premeditated result of communica- Dillon, who urged more Parnell issued a strong presence of his supporters during the debate on the Land bill Tuesday. SUPPLY. ‘The Gaseenihent is negotiating with the Opp ures “urgent.” sition leaders to m the supply mens: -\t present there are no signs that the Tories are helping the Govy- ernment. LORD DUFFERIN in making satisfactory progress nople. The terestin T lationship and poli trengthened Lord Dutteri hand for Armenian greatly improved the reforms. The report that Baker Pasha is going to ‘'ripoli disturbs the French rel wv seems conelusive Kiel are not int hilists, but, Pierola, of Peru. most probably, riment. S EROM BERLIN that the detained vessels, at ended for Fenians or: Ni- for President CHICAGO, Auch interest is felt here in the Irish meet- ‘The litigation con- ing at Chicago, though little information on the subject is at hand. MIL GLADSTONE’S A: last night encourages the hope of early re- form in the procedure of the House of Com- mons, ~ cal THE PROSECUTION OF -DE. JOSEPIE PARKER, of the City Temple, for gross libel ended by Dr. Parker’s most abject apology and a con- tribution of 100 gdinéas for charitable pur- poses. E THE AMENDMENTS ,TO THE LAND BILL passed by the House of Lords are deemed by the Ministry fatal to’ the principle of the measure. Mr. Gladstone has not hesitated to let the Lords know that he will not accept amendments striking at those sections sve- cially intended for the benefit of the tenant, Lord Salisbury, however, has persisted in his work of Uurowing out the most drastic clagses of the bill, and’ his majority in_ the Upper Llouse promises to stand by him. Lord Salisbury has not -hitherto cut much of afigure as a leauer. Ilis extraordinary conduct at the Berlin Conference, and his unfortunate faculty of saying one thing and meaning another have weakened him terri- bly. He seems to have made up his mind to make a heroie st: for Toryism on the Land vill, his nm oof which was merciless but shallow. But the cooler heads in that Chamber feel that he is_tread- ing on dangerons ground. ‘The Premier has spent too much time on/and given too much care to the bill to tolerate its mutilation by the Lords, ana he has a compact majority of 100 in the House of Commons that will support him through thick and thin ‘fhe country, moreover, is not in the humor to stand mad freaks on the part of the-hered- wi we itary legislators, anfia collision between that | parts of the world. ‘Ub Chamber and the popular branch could only | Congress of the Young have one result, ‘The Radicals are spoiling | tian Asssociation at Ex for a fight with the Upper House. Nest } prised. delegutes, week Lord Salisbury will be compelled to surrender many of tho most important | si nendinents which he has pressed, or to take the risk of involving the Lords in an unequal struggle with the Commons and tho people. PROPHESYING A PANIC FOR AMERICA, Several papers here refuse to abandon the hope of seeing a financial crisis in the United States. The Putt Malt Gazette, which in its financial jeremiads has prophe- sied ruin for every market in the world, contends that the economic condition of your country is essentially unsound. It isa debtor, it says, to the rest of the world, and has been trading on the assumption that the great sperity of recent years will last for an in- dcfinit time. The war of rates -on leading American roads has been= much dwelt upon in the Standard’s dispatehes and other quarters, English capitalists are warned against putting any more money, ¥ di 5 in; Sa un the science, learning, Cuyler pleasant excursions were made in and about London. Yesterday the mansion of Mr. was visited. Ar. enthusi; ildly tie, AN Some vehiclesof a car ounded by falling under th AN AMERICAN LN CONVEN ‘The week has becn one of ited 3, ssociitions, ork, ny evening, spoke, During th amuel Moreloy, M. P., nbounded. It was stated of the Continent. A man who fs to do any- thing in the world may see the Continent of Europe, but must see America, till the end of October no outward passage is to be had on any of the steamship lines for love or money. THE NEW SENSATIONAL. DOMESTIC DRAMA by Paul Merritt and entitled “Youth,” which was produced at the Drury Lane to-night, promises to be even agreater success than “The World.” reception of the piece especially Sensational scenes, which literally brought down the house every time. divided into eight tableaux, devoted to the Jife of a certain Frank Darlington, alias dugustus Harris, a young officer who is ruined by preferring the company, of a lady of questionable claracter instead of marry- ing his pretty cousin. y OMNIBUS COMPANY here is to advertiseshurtly in America for designs, appeared in the streets lately, with the en- trance in front and at the sides, proved a most successful of Juggernaut, having been killed and three or four others From now Augustus Harris, The was at times in the ‘The play was new form whieh have adaptation of one — person he wheels. ENTOR, Mr. Shaw, was given a banquet last evening at the Grand Hotel by a Leicester hosiery manufacturers in recogni- tion of his invention, by which they hopesuc- cessfully to compete w deputation of hi foreign wares. ‘TIONS. congresses and gatherings together of eminent genttemen of and philanthropy from all he International Men’s Chris- Hall. com- be- eter eighty ing from America, and altogether repre- 000 On the Interna- tional Committee were Messrs. Russel! Stur- xis, Jr, of Boston, and McBurney, of New The American delegates were re- ceived with great cordiality and took a prominent part in the proceedings, at the reception the delegates at the Mansion House, the Lord Mayor entered in state with Mrs. Will- jam E. Dodge, of New York, the Earl of aftesbary, and the Lady 3 Ou Wednesday evening the Rev. Mr. On Mon- en 10 ayoress follow- he week many at ‘Tunbridge, ‘The hospitality of London was, at luncheon at Loreley’s, by way of complaint.to Ameri- cans, thata young minister wlid had con- dueted them over the grounds, and whose in Aincrivan securities, In spite of allthis | Mame Was Washington, — traced a American securities, as a rule, are very | ‘irect connection with Gen. Washing- firmly held, and’ there is no fall to record in | ton. At the farewell meeting, to-da, the best description of bonds. A renewal of purehasing in New York would at any moment send up prices up here all round. Mi GOW 2 HERE, on Frida attended, but no uetinit solution of the diticulty reached, Iris thought probable that some settlements may be made with the MeCahnonts. Mr. Henry renews his demands fur information as to the disposition of the $30,000,000 raised here for Erie by him and transmitted M a att in all parts of the wi way, Member of Parliament, stone, the Rey, John Hall, r. Russell Sturges, of Boston, and others. The Convention has been a great suecces: ‘The stun of $4,600 was pledged wo inaugurate work in Great Britain simii ntercolonial Committee in PHA! It wa: teresting meetin of Pharn ld during to America and never accounted fe r He days of the week was eomp! publishes letters to-day declaring his de al by erin uit to search into the mystery until tional Medical Cougress. apis cleared De » ot the Congress was AVCIRCGLAB: tion vf a uni issued by the house of Melville, Evans & ys it is commonly charged and be lieved that a leading oficial of one of the trunk lines is responsible for the present hostilities between the American railway to ne the same strength, Si antic congener—the Int The main work 1 pharinacopa: is, one which shall contain all: the more Im- portant drugs reduced addresses were made by Sir John Kenna- Prot. Glad- of New York, lar to that of the S$ somewhat unfortunate that a most maceutists from y the first three letely overshad- the comp tht rly 23 possible Jot the Gov- ernments have already agreed to adopt any 7 , 2 such code as may be compiled by the various companies, and that he is ne titue | ational delegates, and some. steps have the largest seller of soeuri English been taken by a seetion of French public do not know who is alluded to. pharmaceuti toward realizing the. pro- RECLAMATION OF IRISH LAN: hor’ Ae che formed, of the country. uns Will be asked for England, } oy. but it very doubtful whether the response will be favorable.. The Gos erinent said to be favorable to the ex tinction by ¢ purchase of the titles of the w English companies holding land in Ireland. the At ihe time of the foundation of Ulster plantations, under the the great London guilds purchased for. vast tracts of land in that province which had been tuken by smumary process of atiainder and. confiscation from the native Irish own- ers, These guilds furmed the Irish Society, whose charter empowered them to people their estates with English and Seoteh emi- grants and keep out the Irish, but the latter v Posteur, Volkmann, F coast, Flint, and others of cqual eminence, called forth a perfeet ovetion. On ‘Thursday Alt the final sitting a ‘The Congre: stem rcopmias Of all countries. Of all ul form, together w mare! TIONAL MEDICAL has got through the best part of its work, ing a modicum of business mount of holiday. livered on the value of pathologi committee’ com- prised of two delegates from each vountry Was appointed to prepare a compil: which the strenzth of potent drugs should be equalized. ule that there should be a uniform ti Latin nomenctature for the phar- ton in also deemed it CONGRESS ith a large he addresses de- that in taver of vivi Virchow scems to most attention. The — dis- ed = Guriman appearance on the h Doctors Langenbeck, h, Knester, Pan- evening, at the banquet given by the Lord soon turned the tables upon the new colon- Mayor. to 300 representative members ists and absorbed those ‘they did not expel. | of the Congress at the Mansion ‘These estates are rented on life-leases to House, the majority of the guests middle-nen, so that the tenant’s enter being distinguished ~~ foreign — surzeons insecurity Ulster put to is paralyzed by rack-rent and of tenure. The Conservatives in are anxious to have an end Be aud physicians, the toast of “ Our Foreign isitors and Guests” was coupled with the names of Prof. Von Langenbeck for Ge this system, and it is quite probable that the many, Prof. ‘Treiat, fur Franee, D! Government will bring ina vl next session | pantaleone for Italy, and Dr. Aus. to ouy out the guilds, or, rather, the trish | tin Flint for the United States. On Society which acts for them, iday the general order of the MUCH UNEASINESS is still felt throughout England concerning the well-known fact that infernal machines have been successfully smuggled through several ports, and are probably. now in the hands of men who know how to use them. a Forty-three properly ay Was to listen to an ail Billings, of Washington. Literature.” caused by a decision of the C on Great to qual nit lady doctors dissatisfaction tress from Dr, “Our Medic: Congress not to the ineetings. ficd lady prac- Sir William Harcourt is kept continually on | titioners entered a prot against their the alert. le realizes the danger | exclusion from the practical meetings. Al- more keenly than the general pubtic, because | though ladies were admitted to the x pre- the facts are fully knownto him. Secretary Blaine’s inessage, communicated to the Foreign Oflice by Mr. Lowell, has given great satisfaction, and further convinced: the sovernment and people that the United States authorities will not fail in their duty. “A close watch is now being kept upon all Government offices and public la buildings, but It is felt that they ean do little | that he was — empowered to avert a danger which may fall aay | ine name of. the Queer day in an unexpected place. ‘The Speetutor of the Congress if of today thinks ‘that some — special legislation may bé required to meet this new enemy of civilization, and the Saturday Re- view sugegests the suspension of the Habeas- Corpus act in the ease of. all person peeted of being engaged in the dy: campaign. crops, Since the death of Mr. Mechi, the razor- strop inan, Mr. Clare Sewell Read has been recognized as the highest agricultural au- thority in England. He is well known in the United States, having visited you four ceding Congresses, the Lt isstated in a lettertothe Dally News that the decision of the Congress was ‘CED BY THE QUEEN. Ata preliminary meeting.of the Executive Committee the majority were in favor of 15 dies being admitted, but ruled by Sir William Jenner, who deel: —In the tof United State: rl Granville was years ago as a member of — the Agricultural Depréssion Committee, | was given to the Min and betongs to oan old family | Hons tosight. All the an in Norfotk, which has been engaged in farm- Cabinet were present rept ing the excellent land there tora couple of | and Sir Willi: Jiareourt. centuries. Mr. Read says tha vhile the | guests were wheat throughout England looks well, the” heads are poor aud thin, and the erop will be below the average. Roots of all k promise well, but if GRATN 15 Poon.’ This is corroborated go tar as the South of England is concerned. ‘In France the same to story is told, and: in Austria and Germany | jn the yield will scarcely reach the average. | Jo, tzports from Russia are conflicting, but the hi best reports say the crap will not be above the average. The number of ENGLISH VISITORS To “THE UNITED STATES is autumn will be very large. The Duke vl is reported tu be going next month. The Earl of Airlie will visit you, aecom- panied by his son, the genuine Lord Ogil: h gre or world. “renters nec proving gislative been tives of the people never before work book. GLADSTONE, IN. the Minis! which sometiaes di: ‘ed the nob legislative “This state of the condition instrament. that, though d, the result is most ‘eat incasure will be pl: The matter, he said, yat the unvei LOWELL'S DISPATC tern Associated Press, auf adequate measures for protest had no effect. they were over- ut to remove has a patron lady — doctors were adinitted to the medical meetings. ‘Lie principal members of the Congress were present at Fulkestane to-di by Prof. Owen, of the statue ‘of Harvey, the discoverer of the circulation of the blued. MIN Zo the We Loxpoy, Aug. louse of Com- L Minister Low- couched in the friendly tone he had anticipated. ‘Fhe state- ment was received with mucis cheering. 's atthe Mansion nainbers of the Lord Granville Among the Sir Garnet Wolseley and SirJdobn <A. Macdonald, Canadian Premic AN ADL dwelt upon the painful bied and dishon- assembly in the airs,” he sald, of this great The consequence the representa- disappoi: After deploring the necessity forthe Coercion bill, he expressed a hope, though he might be premature in saying so, that at least one still uncertain, ‘The Dake of Sutherland will return as s and depenis upon other hands, as his engagements will pernit. ‘The E: RE IGN POW inicé, of Dunraven s nekt week if the Land Gladstone said: “In spite of some miscar- bill is out of the way by that time, and hun- dreds of less known ‘persons are bound for the trans-Atlantic-‘tour, which is now taking the place of ‘the “grand tonr,” riages, we believe we are traveling in the way toward general peace. The A strife is a painful lesson, confirming the « cou Vietion that it was an error to break no that | fghan j united and independent Kingdom. We trust our couse will henceforth only leave in the Afghan mind impressions of our de- sire for their welfare.” Gladstone praised the loyalty of the Boers during the negotia~ tions. He said there was no reason why the ‘Transvual, under the shadow of British pro- tection, should not grow up in the enjoyment of the same advantages as the other colonies. Gladstone eulogized the action of Sir Georze Goschen in the Greck negotiations, and concluddd his remarks with reference to the } y British Colonies by saying there was no stutésiman worthy of the name but would almost oon think of renouncing the name of Englishman as of renouncing the great duties of England towards these real por- | t tions of the British Empire. INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES EXIMBITION. A meeting was held here yesterday to fur- ther the scheme of holding an international fisheri <hibition In London in 1833. The Marquis of Exeter presided. + h A BANQUET. ‘The Lord Mayor gave a banquet and recep- tion to the delegates of the International Medical! Congress last night. Y. MC. At the farewell mecting to-day of the World’s Convention of the Young Men’s Christian Assoviations, addresses were mad by Sir John Kenneway, member of Parlia- inent; Prof. one, the Rev. Dr. John Hall, of New York; Russell Sturges, of Bos- ton, and others, ne Convention has been a he thin: also be given by his Majesty’ aAmeer of Afgha and was lo arrive at Simla yesterday (Fri Viceroy of India, and bears a om wherein the Ameer reminds the Viceroy that he had earnestly and repeatedly begged the indian Government to hold Candaha Alfonso presided, Sefior Sagasta declared that he blamed the Spanish pr titude it had taken in the dis Oran question, and stated that the people ar tached great importance to the friendship of Ly for the at- ‘ion of the cus ce, on account of North Africit, where, Mussulman fanatics are preparing ious war of races thatinust eventually spread to Morocco, and may then’ eall for active S| sh intervention. A cluse union with France might check the resis ance of England at ‘Tangiers and Gibraltar, He thought, too, King Alfonso would do well to visit not only Ferrol, but alsv Carthagena, San Fernando, and all” his arsenals autumn, to stimulate military and naval zation, to which a certain impetus will ‘3 Wark on the ury resources of Spain, just eom- h to mobilize some day, she might retain her old place as a great power, and give full scope to her ambitions plans in Morocco, AYVGHANISTAN, AN ENVOY FROM THE AMEER LAnore, Aug. n envoy from the tistan left here Wednesd: y)- Ile comes at the suggestion of the we fora great success. ‘The sum of $40,000 was | year in order to enable him to make his pusi- pledged to inaugurate a work in Great | tion secure. It is clear from the Enyoy’s Britain similar to that of the International | account that the Ameer bezan to lose heart Americ: Conunittee in 3 STATUR. ‘The principal members of the International Medical Congress, now in session in London, were present at Folkestone to-day at the une yeiling by Prot. Owen of a statue to Harvey, the discoverer of the circulation of the blood. SCARED, A rumor is iu circulation that tle Prince of Wales has been advised not to give din- ners on board his yacht at Osborne, which has been the usual custom during his stay at the Isle of Wight, because of supposed Fen- jan designs. AGRARIAN OUTRAGES, Lonpow, Aug. 6.—The number of agrarian outrages committed in Ireland during July was 250, including 4 firings at persons, If as- saults, 20 arsons, 17 eattle-maimings, 155 in- timidations, and 25 cases of injury to prop- erty. SUCCESSFUL STRIKERS, : Dupiiy, Aug. 6.—At Youghal yesterday the farmers agreed to pay the st we labor- ers two shillings per day during harvest-time with board, and give them huf an acre of Jand cach, and house-rent free. ‘he agree- ment was received with satisfaction, ALL AROUT A HID Aug. 6.—Vanity Pair “denies the the infaut son of the Duke of Norfolk is blind, NO DEPRESSION. The Times points out that the accounts of e leading London banks and discount com- a panies, recently published, contrast strauge- ly with the prevailing reports about tne de- in the year ending June, about pression of trade Iss, there has been an increase of £5,000,0uu in the ageregate depo: principal i) i the three prince’ E a corresponding inere uunt companies, with in louns and dis Tes and ant increase of £2,500,000 in pri- in ure Bank of England. vuliido much to put an end talk of depression. At the present ut there is no question about the in- ry of the country being very fully em- 01 EALGIOS SPEECH. id that, if his const continued to trast him, he would in the strigle as long as he lived. KeCD On Hie de nounced the condition of the House of Com- ed his determination to The mons, and expre: win. and to punish his opponents. speech was received with great cheers. FRANCE. THE HAE Lonpe ris correspondent of the Ei ccounts of the French harvest are_le: avorable, and it now appears the yield will bé less than last r, and seareely equal to an average one, vhile the crop woukt have to be over the wi when evacuation of Cand: that the Ameer Ta Chamanchanki road. says the vessels Dioge: bargoed at Keil, Pru: Gen. stigation of Montero Pierolas, a helpmate, ‘The owners of the vessels intend to proceed. note immediately ing to remove all grounds or cause for mis- understanding with France in regard to Tri- po poli is defended on the ground of necessity for the security and safety of the Tripolitans, locution is publi with great warmth upon the responsibility precedented. in the whole and 431,400 gallons rr he heard the news of the British thar. The Envoy denies sent his treasuze to shkend. Ayoub Khan’s troops now occupy to guard Candahar and the Kutipul, ‘The Viceroy of India telegraphs that a native messenger returned from Candahar reports an adv, Ayoob Khan making preparations for nce on Cabul. » Aug. 6—Tho "Ienperial family and Court arrived yesterday at the Peterhof Palace. DIPLOMATIC CILANGE. Sabouroff, Russian Ambassador at Berlin, isto succeed Labanoff as Ambassador to London. GERMANY. THE EMBARGOED WAL VESSELS. Lonnos, 4 Berlin correspondent es and Socrates, ei- ia, were ordered: for Pierola, ex-Dictator of Peru, at the in- gainst the Government for their detention, THE EAST. A NOTE TO THE POWERS, A, Aug. 6.—The Porte will delivera to the Powers, endeavor- VIE ‘The dispatch of Turkish troops to Tri- ITALY. THE POPE'S ALLOCUTION. Rome, Aug. he text of the Pope’s al- hed. The Pope comments f the Government for the recent disturb ances in Home, Havana, Aug. 6.—The heat continues un- He OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES land July 30 were 75,445 tons pectively, CASUALTIES, TORN BY MACHINERY. Speciat Disvatch to The Chicago Tribune, Desvave, Ia, Aug. 6—A horrible azcl- dent occurred last night about midnight at the sawmill of Ingrain, Kennedy & Day. Johnnie Welsh, 14 years old, had been put on lastevening to remove waste material from an endless chain at the rear end of the mill outside. A clogging up of the passage ith slabs of Wood induced the foreman. of the mill to go and see what was the matter, erage to meet the consumption, The sup- | When he found the boy doubied up in the ply will probably be ob , | Material, with one arm torn out by the roots and in view of the coming exports of wheat, | and his body frightfully mangled. When the Lank of St. Petersburg has been re- |, ad is reported to nes’ Worth ina fort- night. Three-fourths of this amount he reached Pa and has already been pur- chased for export to Ameriex in September.” THE FRENCH ARMY IN NORTH APIICA. At is calculated that 99,000 franc tireurs are scattered alony the North African coasts, It is proposeil to dispatch 50,000 troops to ica before October, ‘The French Government has requested a steamboat company to place at the disposal of the mi 'y authorities several steamers for the conveys nee of roots to Africa, Al Panis, the proposed dispatch a U, | O00 French treoiis to Africa before October is semi-otticially de- nied, the United States ex to France, has left Paris. He will sail from Liverpool on | t the 9h inst. for New York. S The Paris newspapers Journal de Dehats, the Nineteenth Century, the Paix, and the Parlement disapprove of Gambetta’s sugges tions in regard to the constitution uf the French Senat da JIARP CRITICISM. Lonpox, Aug. 6.—The Berlin correspond- ent of the Times,’ discussing Gambett speech at Tours, Thursday. nicht, : “The speeeh gives no real program. ‘The contradict his former utter- g ances. was one of the supreme resource: the country, and that its cor ts itv he impliedly ee. Wile to medify the mode of the election of the Sena life Senators or deprive the Senate of influence in ting Lau tion must not be touched, source of streng wi ny testions, Is its virtual ds t on Thursday by the Island. ‘Two ¢ sauk jimmediately #, to interfere with | Cc and pi the mill was stopped his sereams could be heard for several blocks. He was conveyed + home and lived in terrible agony till 10 this morning, when death relie’ suffering: boy haying engaged himself to do the work until his mangled body was brought home. ed him of his Mis mother was unaware of her TUE ELGIN CATASTROPHE. ‘Speciat Disvaten to The Chicago Tribune. .—Demand was madeon i}last evening by the attor- ylor and Frances Creighton, | ms of the ferry catastrophe, for $5,000 maxes in each ease. Letters of adiminis- i} Were taken-out in the County Court thers of each of the ldren and other preparations made for bringing suit m the next term of County Court, A’ VICTIM OF SNOW. Speciat Dispaten to The Chicago Tribune. JIL, Aug: 5—~William Gouby, for’ aity years an ineeron the Chicago & orthwestern Railroad, died at his home in rwork and exposure in the snow-dr tT Winter, He born in Cambridues land, was aged 55 years, and leaves and live children. A BAD FOG. port, R. 1, Aug. 6.—Dense fog in this working great damage to shipping. esels have gone ashore at Block me olf this morning, and POLITICAL. MISSISSIPPI. Speciat pale to The Cateaco Trung. Ww OF Aug. #.—It is positively known here that t ‘ol, Barksdale’s name was itudrawn from the Missi 1Ver ippi Democratic n with the distinet understanding ise of the Lowery support of Barks- ue for the Senatorial seat now held by abolition, Sueh si contradictions are | Lamar. The triumph of Lowery in the Con- not caleulated to clevale the political spirit | vention over Stone, the Incumbent, seems to of the country. It ism nt than ever | guarantee Liu defeat. ‘Lhe Greenback- that Gambetta must take a Ministeriaroftic ey and create that homogeneous Sajority which the country can only clect if it hasan avuwed and active chief to direct it and introduce the great reforms which ke says himself the country wants, and whieh le has too long | left to others the of providing.” SPAIN, ‘ tigated the circus of the capture of Sfax, adnpits that the Viee Consul, acting on the spur of the moment, unintentionally exaczerated the imiseonduct of the French troops: THE APPROAL! TSE eer are giving Sefior Sa: some anxiety, The Onpusltion shows in cTeasing boldness, and the patron- ized by se ‘every lukewarm. Sefior Sagasta has Sonseqitentiy: given the Home See rel leave of absence, amt will himself take charge of the Home Department until the eve of election. ‘The prosp: of the Creole election, and of that in Puorio Rico do uot satisfy the Cabinet. Gen. Blanco continues to aid the Cons lives and planters? rea tionary program in favor of the friends of ior Carovas, aud the foes of tariff! reform and abolition. C J ers Will hold the Republic it ti and one-cent donations to afund to be sent to Kennedy? Sh Director, George M: % convention on the 24th and ns on the 25th of August, and is predicted that they will put up a joint “Ketand give Lowery a lively campaign. sox, Mis: ‘The Democratie « Convention completed its ticket to-day ting H.C. Myers, Secretary of Temingway, T “Mttorn ein, Sinith, Superintendent of The platfurm of Isv7 was re ind the Convention at3 p.m, ade TOLEDO. Spectat Dispatch to The Chtrago Tribunn ff ug. 0.—The Republicans of | rt Convention to-day ket is acknéwledged on all sides, among the Democrats, to be an un-: ly strong one. An ainusing episode of % resolution introduced ied appointing some one to collect ing County, Ohio, when $433 The following nominations were sentatives, CL iL. Halloway a LU. Swayne, dr: Clerk of Court Quigele; Prosecuting Attorney, C. Le if, Albert Moore; Probate Eckert; Auditor, Join P. asurer, Jolin W. ‘Lollerton; Com- ener, C.D. Woodriit; infancy. Coroner, #. Hobly. aly of Le adee,