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Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-18

Key West, Buesen, Benton.
Fannie Tatum, Townsend, St Louis ..-.-.
DBPARTID:
CK Peck, Yankton
Arkansas, Tongue River
Benton, ,iMcGarry, Benton
Fannie Tatum, Townsend, Tons1e River
Fanchon-Tongue River
Western, -, Yellow..one.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
!SDeciaz to the Bismarck Tribune.
DEADWOOD.

= - -
ST. PAUL, June 18th. "a De%dW d
special Of Friday, says report reaches
that city ola fight between the Indians
and party, Of 9S miners and two ladies,
who left Deadwood two weeks ago for
the Big Horn, at the head Of the South
Fork of the Little Missouri on the 9TH Of
Juhe. The party was attacked by large
band of dismountedS Indians about fyf
o'clock in the afternoon. The mihera
threw up breast works and the fight
lasted until nighfall, when sthe Indians
xithdfew, iealing 2
oar HUaDRirD 1a1; 81 AID s1xtrxrx KILLED,
mostly shot in! the head, and eighteen o.
their pack horses were killed. This re.
port % !tlfJTf ~. Lie
D1scoURAcKs SENATOR SPENCER
and three hundred miners who were
about 10 start from Deadwood for the
Big Horn country.
MOST RENARKABLE SUICIDE
is reported from Rockwell, Texas. Geo
w. Garner, convicted Of murder, was
condemned to death and was to have
been hanged on Friday asst. After con
IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23

TIE HURNING COIL MINE.
stayin the spread or the Flames without
Flooding the Shaft.

SCRANTON, Oct. 22.-Thc fire In Jcrnyn's
mine continued last night with undated vigor.
It was rapidly making it, way into the solid
coal and owing to the Obstrudions which the
nrcmen were forced to encounter. 1t was feared
that it would be impossible to stay the spfcad of
the flames unless the mine was Hooded. Tris
morning. however the workmen succeeded In
removing the piles Of rock which had falen
and the FIRE was soon surrounded. Three pow
crfu streams were poured upon the burning
mass. and the flames were kept from spread
ing. The fire il still burning with considerable
force. The workmcn say that II cannot spread.
but that II will he three or four days before the
famcs can be- subdued The rock above the fire
has h,en falling all day from the effect Of tho
h"nt. Thomas Fox. lnbnrer. was struck hy
pirco of the rock and seriously injured. There
were several narrow escapes from instant
death. On account " tn" yappr and gascs
which aris" from the fire. the workmcn have an
arduous and sickoning task. and have To hc re-
lcvrd nt short intervals. The loss has already
reached u large figure but 1t cannot be cstl-
mated al present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23

Thomas appointed to clcctrify Maryland. VIII
be n very much more difficult matter and be
peculiarly unpleasant one. At ...,....
The Illinois delegation met this evening nt
Senator Oglesbys rooms to decide upon line
of policy but after two hours stormy confer
cncc adjourned without, reaching any urilni,e
reault and feeling wholly discouraged as to
tho possibility OF any agreement u
The intimate confidential friends OF Hayes
deny emphaticaly that John Sherman had any
authority from the President to cal afonierencc, ,
of Vnpuhlican Congressman ut his house last
Friday night They say that !! was simply tn.
desire of Sherman to keep, himself IN ncc9ru
Viii thc Marty that induced him to got up this
little nxpnriencc meeting Mt his house.
Hayes IL repres'r.,- v-iny y-ry nNn hmnu. ,e.,l
Nc WI s,,r tn,nc n he is he will probably take
Il odt on sherman, but venture me preuie,loIn
that Hayes and John sherman VII not quarrel
Neither will Hayes quarrel with Marcy & &rvs,rI
who wrote the invitations 70 the mrm,monrs 70
attend the experience meeting ut sherman
house. a., T., -- ,-s.
way about his flrmncss and his determination
To stand 10y the civil service order. nu, thls oniy
shows that he feels kccnly the situation ne ~ IN
nnd very naturally Is mad hut by and by hc
will discover that even fraudulent President
cannot get along without some sort oi party
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
THE EPIscOraL CONTENTION
Trying to Solve the Indian Probiem-A New
Goxernment Bureau sugEe.ted.

BosTON, Oct. 22.-At the session of tha
Episcopal General Convention to-day the at
tendance was small 1t was decided that thu
Convention adjourn sine die on Wednesday
night. The Bishops Of Delaware. Easton and
Pittsburgh. Dr. Lawson Of Maryland. DR. Good
win of New York. DR.. Coppce Of central New
York. Mr. Conover Of New York. and Mr.
Browne OF New Jersey were appointed stand
ing committee on godly discipline OF the laity.
To- rcport at the next General Convention. Mes
sacre were received IRON the House nf Bishope
announcing the nomination Of the Rev. DAVID
H. KnickcrbOcker as Missionary Bishopoi Now
Mexico and Arizona.
for the use of the Lctonary Of the church 10
England by the church in th.s country until tile
next General Convention. was adopted altnos'
Hnimolsly. - A., -,
On motion II Mr.. Hubbard 81 Now Hamp.
shire il WAS voted that clrrgymcn nave power 10
use the table of lessons reported by tho "pm.
mitter in connection with tho Lc'ilonary ioi
Irnt This action does not Affect the table ol
lessons heretofore used
Mr. Welsh Of Pennsylvania presented re-
| port recommending the formation oi m lnuian
| bureau composed Of ono OF the Cabinet ON
! rrrs ns Chairman the Commissioner of Indian
| n,h below the rank Of Colonel. and two emf
| nrit civilians: all but the Cabinet officer to N
| appointed for live or ten years. subject to ro
| nuyill Tor cause.
At y. +. NJ. tho Convention won't into seoro
! s,~Sinn the nomination ot Mi. hnickcrb'oAe
| N. missionary bishop vi New Mexico anu Ari
! Xbut WIS concur rcd IN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
ANOTHER FRIEND REw.iRDED.
An AppoIntment that Surprised and Dis"p-
pointed Gov. Kidder Of Dakota.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Gov. kiddcr of Da-
kota Territory Is disappointed. He received
telegram from Yankton last saturday telling
him that the United States District Attorney for
that Territory had suddenly died. He called
upon the do facto President and informed him
Of the intelligence lie had received. and said
that at the proper time he would suggest the
name Of a gentleman resident OF the Terri
tory who would have the unanimous endorse
ment Of the bar for the vacancy. Hayes
stopped Kdder. and told him that he
had already named District Attorney Pound :
successor. The Governor was surprised;
doubly SURPRISED. He could not UNDERSTAND
how HAYES could have received the pcws OF
Pounds death before he did. and how he came
70 name his successor 50 soon; but Hayes tod
him that he Learned tho sad news OF Pound
death on Friday. and the same day appointed
ns his successor Hugh J. CampheIl 81 Louis,
lana who Brother Hayes said Ia kiddcr. had
rendered the party great service ho'h before
and after the election last year. Campbell was
the author OF the Louisiana Election law o
1872. and has always conducted the Republican
side " Congressional Investigations III tha
I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
TiuMtyY's OPPONENTS.
Tn. Candidates Selected aud Ratified BY Ons
Organization.

The Conference committees " the polt-
iral organizations opposed to Tammany held
their final meeting yesterday. Tho Democratic
Committees having objected to the nomination
of cx Collector Thomas Murphy for Register
the Republican Committee withdrew his name
and submitted that OF jacob Hess. This nomi
nation was satisfactory to all of the committees
The Anti -Tammany Commiucet then withdrew
Mr.. 4. Sanger as a nominee for Marine Court
Justice. and named Allan Macdonald for that
Office and the Independent Democrats named
Loui4 VI. Doschcr for the office of Alderman
nj Large. in the place pl Henry Clausen. VINO
had declined to be II candidate. These changes
were agreed to. and the conference adjourned
The Bixby-H Hart Anti-Tammany Democracy
was the first of tho anizitons opposing
Tammany to nominate the ticket made ny the
conference committees. Their County Con.
yention assembled in the large hall ~ the
Cooper Institute last evening. Mr.. Ira Shaiet
reported that the conference committees had
seic,ted jacob Hess for the Office OF Register.
| Joseph Koch and Allan Macdonald for Marina
| Court Justices and Andrew ii. Green, Louis "A
| Doscher JosephN. Pine kney. and William IL
| Gedney for Aldermen NJ large. The report wa
| adopted, and the gentlemen named were De
| clnr,,d To be the nominees OF the COnyention.
| Mr. Hess Gen. Plnckney. and MIR. ti"dney Mt
! Custom House licpublicans. vi. Noon ana pit
| Macdonald belong to tho BiNhy Hart Anu
| Taminany Democratic organ lzaton. ana An
| drew ii. Green and Mr.. Doscher to the lnde
! pondcut Democracy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
HiYEs's cIvIL sERvICE REFORM
The Antecedents Of his Nominee for Naval
Omcer nt Boston.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22-Capt. Dan Hall ~
New Hamp.hlre has been nominated for III"
important post Of Naval Onicol oi Boston lio
was toward tho close Of the wa. Just when the
troops wcro hurriedly raised an rushed to the
front Provost Marshal Mt Ports mouth. While
holding this Office he was responsible for the
issuance Of clothing To now recruits. and also
for the effects Of the soldiers left In his custody
1t is charged that he. through middle men WHO
were closely connected with him. sold Govern
mont shoes by the ease, and thai he disposed of
in the same manner the ctiznns' clothing l"lt IN
his charge 10y the enlisted men. \ strong enur.
Will he mnde to defeat Halls confirmation, hnn
the proof tn sustain the above charges VIII hr
furnished II il said that he made large sum
Of money by dcfrnudlng both the d"yernmeht
and the soldiers In the manner above described.
ono Of the gentlemen who ls moving IN ms
matter charges. over his own signature, INA,
Hall supplied second hand clothes dealers Tor
more than II wear nfer he wont out ~ me Iro-
yost Marshal's Office with the. citlHcns' clothes
which tho enlisted men had lett with nm 10 pe
forwarded to their homes.
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surGGLTNG ny 4 WOMtv
Detection and Flight OF Mary Nu,iignn from
Montreal Known In New York

MONTREAL. oct. 22-Mary Mulligan,
we'll known dressmakcr OF Broadway. came
here in July as superintendent of the dress
making department OF one OF the largest drS
goods firms that Ia much patroniHed by Amerl-
cans She gave satisfaction. IA her b"comh.
manners and excellent knowledge OF dress
making greatly added TO the summer business
Of the firm. Latterly. considerable quantities
u silk goods were missing including fine webs
and dress silk.
Watch was set and n detective employed but
tho thief could not be discovered AZ last me
and Instructed tho detective TO search her
chambers in prlyat" iaahlonahle Motel ohe
was indignant The detective was overcome
parent innocence and he reported III" lnformh-
| ton unfuunded. But an American III tho saIno
| house wns convinced that she had the goods.
! lie asked an interview. and ordered her to
| deliver up all goods not belonging to her within
hai an hour at the same time Gying ms w9td
! leave the city but II she remained beyond that
time he would MOI be responsible for per saiety
| She threatened legal proceedings. IN" Am'Il-
can merely turned on his heel, rcmnlk king he
| would do as he snid.
web Of silk. valued at 300. from the naitrs.S OF
her bed, othor goods worm about tloO; oNt Wori re
away on the same night on n Now York trnn
The goods wore handed oyer TO the firm by ih'
ein@d and solicited Mary MqlIgan 10 remain il
his service. Ii il believed that she intends Il
sail for Europe by the next steamer
'"E "Enr vears mat under n French aias. she hai
sucnrssfully acted rs agent for milliners IN th
United siates In Juno Last $SOoo ISp %qTM me
Arm WAS seized by customs officers. They At i
rsmnin unclaimed Fearing discovery. sh
came TO this city and actively engaged in SNUG
Cling silks for Montreal firms. until ARRESTS
at Ogdensburgh with $500 worth OF SILK an
seal skins on her person, She ia very pL9po77
sessing. and at times ~ fond OF drink Hhs
| tnbl pDpnnptDd
WEALTHY contractor OF HsW York. and Ia We
| Known 10 SAerid ItoluY and n'haIs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
THE REtDIyG RIOTERS.
\ Biased Juror withdrawn-Two Bridge
Burners Sentenced.

READING. Oct. 22.-Thr court assembled at
10 o'clock this morning for the trial of thirty
seven persons indicted for rioting on Monday.
July 20. the day on which the military had the
fight with the mob. At the opening Of tho court
District Attorney Keller asked for the with
drawal Of Juror and the discharge OF the Jury
impnnellcd in the above cast. nn the ground Of
the bins maniicsted by two oi the jurors since
they had been selected and sworn. Tn" 9p;
plication was granted and the case rcmandcd
for subsequent trial
samuel liumphrics and Edmund Smith. who
both pleaded guilty to the burning OF the Leb-
anon Valley bridge were each sentenced tn an
Imprisonment OF i've years and to pay "A line oi
81 900
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The Grm Of Park CominL..soner Henry q nj, 6o'n'eI
rires to-day.
Entertainment ami ioe cream festival iuter DwJeit
0ospel Mission. ~ Harrow street. TINS evening
Robert shea, unnp VA. frni dead lr-urin> ~
'front.' m llj Mott street having lall'n IN ht hl' hr~
striking the curhhioD
Karl Rart,y Asc. 10 ~ ~ Baxter street wRs knNkc
down by a coach N BroaIua1 last et,inns. AMI had
three ui his ribs broken
Mr. Frederick Nopi, formerly ~ Wool Brothers rAr
rinsr manufacturers died in Br.iscport Conn on run
iuy ie WAS o. ACAr, o age.
The Mayor says he will not nomnatn Polce Cpr,.
missioner uutl the Rcpub leans have chosen ~
WHOM The Aldermen VIII c0nnIm
MI joseph ToWn@nd President OF the KnNkcrhVk
Fire Insurance Company dNd Yesterday IN his ho''c
N sixteenth street h" was :. years ago
In BrJAnts Opera Houne last evening mng,iihceni
programme ior thu week was inLNSiAsd hr Ar,l.es
Oovk teuVr. made US LoW. sud MAJ warmly reeeWol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
PRICE TWO CENTS.
TIE FIGHTING IN TIE EAST.
ETGHTEEv THOUSAND TURKS IND ~
CtNyON TAKEN ~ ASH.
The Vn.ueces.rui Assault on the Sr'v
Wedoubt--'rhe Turks srenrthcntns INV"
O.c.ucc. nj PIevna-A Fight mt sciensk.


LONDON. Oct. 22-Thc Duiv Ne~s says
that eighteen thousand mon and forty cannon
worn copturcd by the Russians In their rccem
victory over 0hazi Mukhtar Turkish revv,.,
of part Of their army holding out In fortified po-
sitions on Aladja-Dagh are unfounded. The
Russian loss in carrying Aladja-Dagh. on tho
18th inst. is officially reported to be Al killed.
and wounded. The losses on other parts OF tho
battlefield are not given.
A Russian official despatch. detailing Fridays
attack upon the second Grivica redoubt. says:
AT the first attack the Roumanians were ro-
pulsed before they gained the redoubt. AT tho
second attack the three foremost battalions
| lcapcd into the trenches and vainly endeavored
to carry the rcdoubt.
They remained one hour In the trenches.
which gave rise TO n premature report OF u
| capture. The Roumanians then withdrew with
the loss Of two officers and two hundred men
killed. aud twenty ofliccrs. and seven hundred
| and seven men wounded.
| Ucntpr's Constnntinople despatch says the
| Russians from Mcdji,lic are making daring re-
connoissnnccs as far as BmMriik and silistria
cnt in Ployna tclegrarhs that tho Turks ara
actively constructing new, Interior me OF lnr'
| midablc dcfcncra. Cases uf sickness are COM
| parativcly rare. Provisions have never failed
| but it is impossible To- provide fodder for thou
sands Of oxen and horses. g.,
| The same correspondent telcgraphs from
| sofia under date of sunday. as follows; six
| thousand provision carts nr" now on the road
To- plcvna. Osman pnsha hns ordered all CIR
cassiun irregulars. Bulgarinns, ana non-com-
baiant Mnhammcdnn- To quit PlrVna.
4 special Ia the Standard dated Shumla, Mon
day, snys: The Russians Httacked the Turk
ish positions at Solenik to-day. The result 10
unknown.
A correspondent of the Tines at Sistova tcle-
graphs tho following: The kussinn5 have
nndc contracts for tho ronstru fion of series
uf railways in Bulgaria Work will commences
on Oct ~,
Thr main line will run from SiStOve Ia Gorny
Studcn, with branches from there to Pl'' ma and
| Tirnuvu. The passage OF tho Dni 'Dc viii IN
ly ferry bonts ON Tia" American N. carrying
several railway carriages each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
THE LOUISIANA CONTESTS.
Opening Up the whole Question "s TO the
validity Of Packmrd's Government.

WAsUIScToS Oct ~ For all the kin ~
foeling senator Iioar ought 10 have toward an
Administration that his vote on the Electoral
Commission counted in. he served II a very I'M
kind turn to-day in the Senate Committee o.
Elections Kellogg and Sponord appeared be-
fore the committee. and each opened his case.
Kellogg rccied his credentials. with the record
of the Packard Legislature and its minutes.
constituting as he claimed n commission from
tho only Wild Government ni Louisiana. spot
ford made verbal opening. in which he put
forward two pleas; First. that he was the Selec-
lion oi the only lc facO Legislature existing in
Louisiana and. second that the Iackhrd Logs
ature' by merglnG Ieii IN M ,ne NICHOLS LfGhS Lf H.
Inter Ben Hin moved tho adoption oi the fol-
lowing resolution. which. II viii he secn avoids
n inquiry into mo methods Oh Spoiioru o'o'-
tion;
wh.,-n. The couuoyer.is. herr,otrc cs',lns in Ne
Is' i est-ls .. o ,Ss STATE and a" to when %
val chumanr va. ne G"'ern@ % ~ sasl s,nv nsNV "Ii %
K.I u rha, the senate 40 recognize ami sccep said
Mr.. Honr. however. moved to lay this rcsolu-
ton on the. table. and II was 40 LAID by party
| vote Mr HOnr then moved the following
R.~,h,i That the parties he heart tomorrow mornins
II, lcmsci,cs their counsel at their eccuo and that
.i,4Ssd i,rSSd dISs S5sT ksioss il HI. yrIsn ssmmq@es,o
eH Mss ,os"s" y, s@Sc al, "s rc-ersS% un slSr sue" hear
spofrord has retained John II. Camphcl and
kcliogs shellabargcr and Wilson NJ. Hoar,s
rrs psI ny Of aIhsG Il" resora "n"s "pss hS wS
question OF the validity of the Packard Govern
ment when this record was made up, n,hongn on,,
then If the committee decide to stop there. II
Honr comes down To Sponord's case he must
,Ellogg hccnnc yalueless, Tho indications all
ooint t0 the ndnssion of Kellogg.
The friends of Eusts claim that hiS admission
il certain and insinuatc that his admission Will
hr tho predicate on which Kellogg Will rest his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
hudson COUNTY REPUBLIcdNs.
Naming their Candidates f"r senator and
FreehoIder In Jersey City.

The Republicans Of Hudson county met in
convention last evening in Library Hall. Jersey
City. TO nominate candidates for senator and
Director at Large Of the Board of Frceholders.
Immediately after the Convention organized.
Judge r. u. Seymour offered n resolution de-
clnrinr that II would be mpOlitr to nominate u
candidates for senator. Hls resol lution was voted
down. Subsequently cx,tiov. Newell tho, Re-
nuhlican candidate for Governor. entered the
hnll and made an address. On the call for nom,
inntions Frrcholder William COY oi Union liiil
was nominated for Director nt Large. ana Col
John j TOifey for 4, nntor Both gentlemen
Declined the honor. but thcy were pressed to ae-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
Nomination. for the senate and Assembly.

The custom IIou-e Republicans o ue Piith p"tr@
nominated Robert II strahhn Tor the senate, AMI the
RrrAi winners Icnsuc nominated Low lsahcsi 'hs
Si>th District and John Morr,-oN in the seventh III.
trirt
rhr Anti Custom lIou~c Republican, names thsnes
pIlh.uiu. fnr tho Assembly IN the seventh District
A,rir.w ! Campbell IN thu Slnn Dl,trct, ho"hrf
IInmn,rsl., IA the Eleventh District. Hni John ID MO
Lean IN the rhiri,, nth District The other 'onvr'lon
amounted committees t. Dnnirr witl Anu IhMnahl "
uui adjourned
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Mrs Emma MnrtiLot. wife OF "S-Dcte'tlve
Maruno, of Jones street went With TREND yc-triny
10 pr jane. Hricns hou,o At -. West Eleventh street
While therr she had alteration with im. AMI. ~iins
n chair broke the hockca-e. booking Hs', and otna
mtut, when Dr irdtcn tried tn cret hrr, she roasted
nnd he krLed her IN the abdomen lie was lwhri hpin
tr Charlr. street police station AMI Mr. Maunot was
mt tn the New York Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
Tho Law soa Murder In virginin.

HARRIsoSBuEo. Va. Oct % Tho Grand Jury
nf the circuit Court of this county to-day aver "rN rsh'
hours .son fai~l ~ mi true bl against sam hol
Ital , narAmour OF Louisa Lawson. Tor tho murder ~
DAVID q Lawson About twoni> Win So. weie ~
,rinrd Tia, respit. tho Governor n the Stat' inr
Mrs Louisa Law ami Sla- Morris unt Dee -, Was
prcdicntri probably, upon the a iinh w thls Jury NI'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23

WASHINGTON. oct. Ex-senator Blaine was
taken ,u iienly III with chill AMI slight cvcr last evs~
ins which prevented his departure for Augusta NJ lie
is much better this morning and his physician says that
he not seriously Al. ,...
rhe senator has had oonsiierahe fever today but "a
nght Il r. sting quietly II his toniiunn improves "
morrow he will start IN the evening Tor Augusta ~
sickness OerAsioned hy >rsrrr inalhrih aimct 4,
hrtshrncd hN the excitement pru-uccd 10y the Incrp.,n
VI tho telegram Announcing the accident 10 his daughter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
,uo..,u. ,,omoe.~,le Cand,date..

The Democrats of the Pifth District OF iiud-
Am county lat night nominated Bcul T. Haiue. os
member vi Assembly
Col DudL,y s steeLs ~ the Fourth Regiment National
Quart keu .Iersay nsnilHtsi Tor monf-'t oi A.
-mbly by Dri.Jcrax Of tle flrvs DSute1 Hudson
county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23

HAsNIBAI.. Mo. Oct. 22.-Sidncy McWlllams
took eneaie possession the HANNIBAL and 81 Joseph
ltarnad and all its general uticcs this morning As re
ceNcr lie irgraphed orders Ia all agents ami officers
10 make their rpOft, Ia h nouYing them OF the
appointment o ID MunsOn as Ucnora Agent ahi john !.
LalhInp as rreAsurrr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
Kat. WheeIar's Revenge.

Tho sharp report Of pistol. followed by the
shroking of "you vlninl You villain" hS am infurl
a,cd woman startled the shopkeeuers IN Canal street
t.nr broadway at T. N yesterday. Kate whcean,
n, drls nj 81, Cnrinine street chasing Corne.
IN. Mcswinoy. a Canal street saloon ke't't she had
nrrd tNo shot, Al hin o which piS-d through hi'
INT when Onicer Wall ARRESTED her h,hwiWN and the
woman Ind lived together ~ husband AMI Nir She
I that NcS~ incy had promised W marry her but had
ii-nr,ll her Tor another woman Justice Morgan cVm
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Greenwood Cemetery not 10 he Invaded.

Ir J. \. Ferry. controller ~ Greenwood Gem
w. sa,s that he has upt heard u any proposition io
xt.nh avenues through the erounis and that II any
.n,h scheme WAS IN enpiaun he would surely have
heard ~ IT, nnd he i,rs not bocNc that nmNh"N .Nw.i.
la mi .tr I, truugh the cemetery Nr Perry add, tia
similar runners have been t Hiinat hinr Win Nicw
ri hr lpins other burial eruuni, 10y creating sru-l ~
pcrmAurucr ui ,irrrn~oul cemetery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23

InNnON ON. ". The NNWmArkrl II0uEhU'H
,n,-. uns began to-day with tlo race tor tn 'ut r'"
.taLo. ue principal event ON n" programme 'h"
dash of -,s furonl. hr,Nrht out ncm ~ @s yonnt
49,. tl. "a inner uinng up ~ lori FHhh"ulh Jan
,-t,, count , de- Lagrange, tlomenti" uhsh'l Nl
nnd aud lnrd tn,r unrL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
Hold Auemp. to Rob "a Cashier.

ALBANY. OFT. 22-As Edwin ". Obcr. cashier
of the East New York Shoe COMPANY was on his way lo
the factory t. afternoon with box containing scvera
thousand dollars to pay on the hands he wa' attacked
nv two mem who threw cayennr prr ~ li- eyes, AMI
rndenvorrd to the money phtf resisted anu the
highw ~ men hed leaving the hos IN his possession