The Buffalo Express, 1869-06-30

              buffalo express vol xxiv wednesday june 30 1889 no 80017 new york lew •" ueptfsilors by the n-e»ii bank kobbrry morc of the fh.libu«ti ftc **. *°- tw yokk june 2\t the in aj iepo»itor by tk robbery of / the kxmu hrok i bdi«t»i to xceed uh m , tnfl in th is,uuo i camnt un.u in l<liu o«w,oou in n.gotial'w uondi ■ pjd whick vh b»»k h«d m»-t lwiu mimuotim aronjor g^*-3z _. r i liw rifu ny ; ■ r.v i iurertwl of the cufaea expejition re ft —^ col roger a i'ryonrill it is naid «^- u , , iinucteil for atb'm|.ti:i = ' t violate neutrality laws oeu oicmiria has lh>eu beid to bail in %:•!*») toauawcr the uhargc agaioat hiiu »:■ 3.1000 to k«ep the peaoe home ay the expedition hjui actually f t n to tea on the fcker 4jity while uted sum aiitk»ritu:a ukrt aaatmlj it in undar bur\*iellanc within two hud<lrtrd milx of new york washington a baar kail player ma liu l.i'a broken thi two johnsons *»., 4 .*» w'aallls toy june m iww it >« unilnrmood th»t the olijcct of th tint of kcvrnly l«tmw to washington n to have ft iv il nettleiiii-nt of his ac'*onnt with thu stftt i tt j,;ir liiunt h [> al ' ii.fm inumia ac.'i'ldit mcurrwi thia fter ur.on luriiik the g»nil of ia«e lmll l«l«i v tin pantiuih cm if i'.iltinii.rf an.l tl olymipwi of tlui city liy whnli tlie atuln-i ii the form r cmmm hia 1.15 i nkeii ju»t bi-low tlio kni-e tin acri.lt-nt whiih occuircil aliout tl.v hixth iliniu wah oc-i:lmit.ui;d by one oi tin yni)iic muwi anoint lum in a horn mil an<l of i-ujm put au end to hm the uijurnl luanv it'k wan ml liy a i»ur fjeoli in a fuw uiinutem ufter the aculfu:jit am'v in nti':ipatir.n 01 a n]«erh iroui &• t'r««ii't"t inline.n a huinl lumlier of j*-r mm attr«-tdl to hi hi.wl li t tin ' •«• iliu|ip<iiiit«l th»re ikiiiik "" mt.ii:ul or otlitr i!i nioiihtratiou up to half i»a .-'■ ii to night cable news th ki-liiaii hw "»' toloiw-l r mi's lillilm-ur mmbd the mew cuban governor c fcfc ** h.uas.i lime i don 1.-pinar late acting ' aptain general wave a tlinn r vm terday in bonnrof cen dl hodaß i if utter made • speech aad declared tli.it he ame to the inland hm«il on the aid o fifty thousand volunteers in thu hffnam of the rebellion complete harmony exist between the new captaiu-i leiienl nd tlie volunteers the spaniah admiral lia re turned from a cruise leu lese.i ih ac tively pursuing the bandh f insur^.-nta ii the cn.cc villas district and hau fre.|ucnt encmiuters with them the hart hay lie places the vdlnntei-i cavalry mmns t native cul.anm in tin front rank aa tin dafaalan of the intc h rit of the island it is supposed that the in urgenta cxecnuid the entire oemany (.: hpauifth holtliei-s ca|)tlirtid at sal.ana nlleve the iiharri'd mffl of a spaninh olli l r ws fouad in the ruiuti of one of the houses oi x umuh t niu 1,,m'0.n ijune-'.l the ■*>/''" to-»l;iy com niii.tin x ' on the reported departure from new tint of 101 kyaii ex,»-diti.m fo cuba brink he uillimilmnn to l«ar upon the ouest.o "' ">• ila.ms vow pend ing lh,twe.'n the ' d mates vnd bnal bnuin it saysr h •*» iiiwrmtril m the conduct of the i kill-1 state govern mant in th matter amwim now in rel tion to i'ului imrllj »• knulan.l ifad in relation to the soutli.-n < oulcderaev h«r neutrality laws miiat be liorou^lil and ellectually eufon-i'd or ska will low the hold flhe hai gained m pi.blli opinion kw | insures the 1 mir ennsuteratioii ot the ala bama claims the alabama ep aped unarmed with an ordinary merchantman's mm on l.oard and we are ustly held to have in.-urrt-d a high degree of renponsibdity for the conse ijuknces i'he departure of a party of eight hundred men from new york harbor a far as can lie judged fr present account of the affair appears to he an infra<'tion nt neutrality just an arrant a tjie eweape i>f tl.t alabama and one which could have b«en uukk niore easily preveuted hfll amkkii'a l^tshon june v i'he french m:ul teamer from kio.lancno has arrived with dates to june s a revolution had broken out at montevideo caused by the disor^an ir.cd condition of the tiuai oiabaua had raised the itandanl oi msurrectiun in the provinces adviced from asuncion are to the l-lth o lay ihe allied forces na.t c-.ninicnc their inarch into the interior i u«y ha.l c iptured many pn.oners on the way an 4(^,^1^16 10 ttllßy by surpniic n.i parauu vaj>s had abandoned their posltt n t faunho c boston nomination of m ii hk-fchorn for tovernor by the trm iu ram c part harvard commencement fto 4c a roston june co <. ommt-uct-nient at harvard college to day attracted a large numu-r of visitors v nnual uov i uilm anil atatt escorted 1 > the national lsme«ri reached cambridge nbout 11 o'clock when tue nrix-ession con siltingof the gratluatiu cla.su hstinginshttl meats and the prrnuwnt and faculty of tti college ami others in^v.,l ami tlie ol icgv grouoilh tn the first pariah < uurch wherv the exercises of tcraluation mm held the church wu v,-h iille.l i the following honorary iie«r*-es wen sm erred doctor of laws john <; ( nl<.n iv frey of cambridge wni c'latlin f hftw ton mwter of arts—algernon onlio^r of boston john knowles paine of von bridge a a business meettok of the in l-rt kappa society the following were h »■ n oflgoen h the ernming yns>r : president j russell towell ; tim i'l.-si.l^nt k h dana jr secretary e r seav«r trftas orer henry u dewey it was voted to grant a charter to a andrews and seven other members of the jvnior class of < rti»-ll cnirersity f r the establuhment of a branch ocirty attorney tienerai hoar was p:*eb ent xkmi'era k the sutu temperance convention nvt her to-day two hundred delegates were present henry tollman of bath presiding he with most of the other speakers of the morning session strongly urged inilztwn dsnt t—iprrri it nominations for all omoaa from governor to town representatives in view of a temperauoe party being com pltti 1 mven delegates were appointed to ajtssad the national temi>ennue conten tion in chicago september ist on ths u«sbon of the appointment of a stats conuaio bslng msad fred n dow son of n«aj dow reigned his nosi ion on that oohuni uo hs oosuidsring the notion of ths convention as detriments to sh*sa*s htaj bsllijf of thd 6*th titne ew cornet ■§«*■ t...i rawiutioß i t'f i"''1 -, i « the table tur ff^g"l ——:?»«= the testimonial tj(.i wm thk jtcraoon was w««e coln cullence of tie performmm 1 «" the grand chonw numb t!ir.«n»nd voices witli mioo r t ad to th.t duru the early the pr'iirramuii i:uil>rai»l •*•*■ m t p»i.l>l»r mtortiom then t tk entliu.i.'m manifested in the o re^a'e-1 u-sty the p mx»lca critic prwent wa that i of given t tm re m.»re mm au4 es l,ren.!cre.rtuao»t ny previous mhe anvi choms with the nt bell ringing coomp»nuner.t to tntfl stur suanlile.l banner tti-»"u the c<i viie audience t a tretnenilouf jjit/jh of f-iitnusiamn th grand choral om hundred in which the entire udienc j'liced cloned the perfnrmaac mr lil morc will rvalue about sa^ooo from the miscellaneous rrou ullterrai l*»t the dwelling houst or john onklin near martindale in thn imvb of < a.verack n , wm struck by lightning monday aftcr mioii during one of the moat terrific thun der storm that ha ever vi»it**l that plaue the innint.i - ol the house were urn onk tm :.;.■! frank and mary uei^le frank wm knoikfl a jmmi