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sHOT DOWN ON THE sfNDs.
Attacked by n Robber ON the bench Near
Roekaway-A Bullet In His Brain.

The surgeons of st. Catharine's Hospital,
Brooklyn. are puzzled over the case Of ayoung
man who ia lying most Of the time comaiose.
with bullet in his brain. Coroner Nolan took
his ante-mortem statement last night. H. gave
1t clearly. and then reapsei into insensbility.
His name Is jacob Fcltrlein of 33l Eighth
avenue. II years old On SUNDAY last he and
Jefferson and Henry Bernstein of Ninth ave-
nue.. and Louis Arnold oi 1896 West Thris-.rst
street. went 20 kockaway in the Plymouth Rock.
After bathing and dining, his comralcS re-
turned 10 Now York. ana h. remained II" say
that he wandered On tho beach until dgrk and
then started for Far li0 kaway. When ar1ut
ha!i way he net a stranger. II" Whs "a robust
man, about five ieei eight hes in height with
nnrI complexion and rather il~- ipatrd hook.
II asked the time. As Fcderlein puile out his
watch the man tried T. snatch II. FHderl IN
drew Il revolver and told him To- stand back The
stranger. without word grasprd the youth and
threw hlm several feet away, al the SAM Time
securing and cocking the rev liver. He thru
fired nj Fctrrleln the bullet striking him in the
right temple and Unloading itself IN his brain.
The youth recovered himself to find that the
surf was beating over him, and by great eNer-
tiOns b. managed to reach kreuschers Hotel.
without hat. coat. or boots. and covered with
blood. He fell senscl,'s- nt the door. Some
brandy was given hun. and ne Was placed ~ an
outnous" for the night. no one seeming. even
after telling his story, 10 believe that he WIS
dangerously hurt. A Queens county official
took him 10 IT. GATHERINGS Hospital on Monday
niglt. F".lerein was employed as u proof
reader in Frank Leslie's establishment.
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PTRSUING THE INDT.fys.
Gen. Gibbon to Follow Them at the Rate OF
Thirty. five Miles Day.

HELENA, Mon, Aug. l. Adviccs from Mis-
soula to the morning OF the 9th say that Gen.
Gibbon. with 200 regular infantry in wagons.
left Mssoula Post t. follow the hostiles at
o'clock on Saturday afternoon. He designed
making thirty-nye miles day. The hostilcs
were at Doolittle Ranch on Friday night sew
entyiye miles from Mlssoua and within ten
miles of the trai to Ross's Hole. Chief Charles
declined t. lend his warriors To- Gen. Gibbon,
hut Will fight the Me- Pcrcc- on his own account.
The hostilcs were moving with more celebrity on
Friday Steyensyiile had adyices ON saturday
that 100 or $50 men were coming from Bannock
To intercept the Indians. Gen. Howard is not
yet heard from. Lent. the courier. had not re-
turned on sunday. and anxiety was felt Tor his
safety AS two Me- per'rs had come over the
trail A considerable number of the Mlssoula
county volunteers have proposed To advance
with. but independent ~. thc Irs ulnIs.
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ST1BBTNG 4 WOMiN.
Petty Qunrreis Between children Extending
TO the Parents Probably ~ Murder.

At midnight Mrs. Mary Tate Of 577 Green
wich stree, was sent to the Prince street police
station dying from stab wound In the abdo-
men. inflicted 10y John Warren. who lives in the
same house. Capt Mcdonnell ascribcs the
cause OF the murder to u quarrel originating
between the children Of both families. Tho
Warren children called Mrs Tate's children
imlrOp.r names.
int, his rhilir,n tr tnlk i'm tInt manner War
rem turned upon Mrs. Tate and told her that
she deserved the accusation. Then blows were
struck. md Warren picked w u knife and
stabbed Mrs. Tate.
Police Surgeon Cook says that she cannot
live. She WAS sent 10 the Fifteenth Street Hos
pital. Oilcer O'k-lly arrested Warren.
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MURDER AT LONG BRANCH.
A COlCIMiN KILLED IN 4 EJGHT WITH
THE yILL1GE ROUGIfS.
A Conflict In Front Of the Mansion House
StabIcs-Two Coachmen and Dog settling
m D,.pute-'rhe Dog sentenced TO Death.

LoYa BRANCH, Aug. John Murphy q
coachman in the employ OF Thomas Mntford
OF New York. who has been spending the sum-
mer ut the Mansion House horc, died this even
ing from blow received soon aftcr midnight
this morning. Tho man who killed him was
one Of party that had been carousng in the
village during the previous part Of the night.
but his exact identity has not been established
with certainty They had attracted attention in
the evening by driving furiously in Ocean ave-
nuc. and drinking freely in the few barrooms
that are permitted here. They are mostly resi-
dents Of the village and its neghborhood. and
loafers by habits They arrived Mt the Mansion
House at about o'clock. In front Of the stables
attached tofhc hotel several coachmcn and other
employees were standing. Words were banded
between the two. Jocosey at first. and then an
grily.
The feeling between the village roughs and
the men who are brought here in the employ OF
summer visitors Is always far from cordial. and
conflicts between the two classes are not un-
common. In this case. the villagers being al
ready excited by drink were quickly aggres-
sive. They pulled palngs from tho fence and
made an attack on the h9te men. In the mcloe
Murphy was struck on the head. and u nail pen
ctratcd to his brain. He fingered all day and
was able before he died TO describe his assail-
ant. Jas. Kennedy. william Van Brunt Philip
McGory James Powers and Edward farran Of
the attacking party have been arrested. An ex-
animation was begun before Justice Pitcher this
evening. but no evidence was taken liking the
crime on any particular one Of the men men
toned. All are held The fight is described as
"A general one engaging nearly twenty men. and
resulting in many blackcncd eyes and bruised
faces. but nobody save Murphy was seriously
injured.
Thomas Baker and Richard Beach, coach
men employed by visitors who are staying at
Howlands Hotel. had II fight yesterday about
the space that their horses We're allotted in tho
stable. A biz bulldog. owned by Boach. on see
ing his master struck, Immediately Joined in
the fray. and bit Baker In six places The three
participants in the disturbance Were before
| Justice Pitcher to-day The magistrate. after
hearing great quantity Of testimony. sen. .
tcnced the bulldog 10 death. and Baker and
Beach TO give bail for future appearance. Tho
! dog was taken away 10y an officer 20 be shot. but
! 1t is rumored this evening thai he has. through
! the aid - friends. escaped to New York.
Young shark. five feet long was caught here
/ to-day
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TIE HOITLE .IGIIN.
\ Drunken and Cruel Husband. an Insane
VI other. md Ielplr.s Children.

In May last George = Wheeler hired the
house at 3j3 Graham avenue. Brooklyn. L. d.
His family consisted OF his wife. three children
ono a baby-and his grandmother. aged S.
His wife soon made friends among the neigh
hors. Wheeler who appeared to have nothing
To- DO was seen 10 visit the harrooms in the
neighborhooi frequently The gossps OF the
neghborhood wondered whore the money came
from for his pro,ractcd drunkenness and dis
covered that hc had Just received $1,000 ~ the
first installment on the sale OF "A house in New
York. and that a second lrStnllmeut of 81 300
was due ON thu ~ inst With al his lntrmper-
anrr. he was quiet AMI lnlif"nSlVr until dis
turhance- were heard in the house and Ia"
yil,st epith"is that were ever uttered b. woman
hurled At h.s wife Mrs. Wheeler grew paalrr
and thin. and 'ho nursing baby puny. The
neilhhorS interiercd. and one Of them, gem
tlenan OF cons .derahie property. took Mrs.
Wheeler TO Justice Gurks court 20 max" IA
complaint aguin-t her husband. When there.
her heart faied her; she said he was still her
husband. aud she could make 10 complaint
Two or ihroe weeks ago the .ncighbors saw
that Mrs. Mheclrr had changed much IN her
manner. She was much disturbed and inoo-
Il rent in her conversation, and the rumor ran
that she WIS growing rrnzy On one occasion
shn ran int n neighhurs house. and with tho
cause the fic- bothered her so, that they would
drive her mad. To overy suggestion to put her
swered. "Ohl NJ. no! He is still my husband"
Wheeler never struck his, wife. but h. often
drove her from me mouse, da( ana night, ana
when she was preparing food for her hungry
children would stand guard over the stove and
prevent her coming near IT, This constant
strain upon her nerves eliminated on Monday
evening. Al about IL 4. o'clock she ran shrek
INK from the house. crying, Fire. and bran
dishins Ssrosrne LAMP; me neienDers ran an
seen. II was evident that ner brain was turned.
Al the suggestion OF Mr.. Henry Beales. Com
for the poor, 10 visit her, He prescribed quiet
and rest. but how She is to obtain IT, with crazy
drunken hrut" in the house, he did not say
The ncighbors fear that rs Wheeler ir grow
ing moro violent every day. he may kill one
Of his children or his wife. and that, IA the
actions she may commit some violent act.
Dr. Creamer says that il is only case Of mania
hysteria. or mania hypOchondria; that Mrs
Whcclers nerves are completely unsuung ana
she Ony requires rest II she Is not improved
to-day he Will have her taken 10 the as ylum.
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STRIKERS GOING TO WORK.
THE SHENfNDOAH MEN FORMILLY
YOTING TO RESUME
Boys From Mehsnoy city scooped In-Ths
Men Declaring the strike n Farce-A Large
Meeting ut smiths Farm Yet Undecided.

Men Declaring the strike n Farce-A Large
Meeting mt smith's Farm xet Undecided. 4
SHENANDOAH, Aug. IA crowd OF several
hundred boys. with sprinkllng OF bearded
men. came into this place from Mahanoy City
last night at about II o'clock and gave series
OF Communstic cheers. They had q drum.
which they kept beating. and amid the confu-
sion could be heard youth Of seventeen suns
mers. inviting everybody and anybody to par
tlcipate in tho excursion. They had not gono
very far before twenty eight OF the leaders wera
scooped In by the authorities. After giving
them somo healthy advice they were sent home
sadder. II not wiser, specimens Of peculiar
kind Of tho genus homo. They have not been
heard from since.
This morning several hundred Of the strikers
in this vicinity met on Duns Hill for the pur-
pose OF asccrtaining whether It would be politio
to continue the farce called strike" Pierce
Walker was duly elected President Tho Hon.
John w. Morgan made a very sensible speech.
and advised tho men TO consult thoir own
interests and 20 10 work. Another one said it
was certainly at variance with common sense
to stay out any longer. when all the other
go to work" curty exclaimed a striker.
Tho motion was not Immediately seconded. IL
was apparent, however. that all present DE-
ating to acknowledge defeat in one brief week.
" second that notion shouted a man WHO
suddenly dropped to the ground as though
finally put 10 the meeting and was carried. In
u few moments the news spread throughout the
entire valley. IL was everywhere received with
much good grace.
Dispatches just received from Mahanoy
City say that the men in that vicinity held a
meeting this evening at Smiths Farm but came
to no definite conclusion They adjourned with
the understanding that large mass meeting
will be held tomorrow morning at o'clock.
They are all ut work there with the exception oil
the st. Nicholas collery, but since this colliory
strikes on an average of five times every year.
L. - hnA Anllanl IL n AIrnrIan
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THE KE.fDING RIOT.
The Soldiers Acquitted OF NIL liinms, and the
Kioter. Made Responsibie.

READING, Aug THE Coroner's jury In
the recent riot case rendered a verdict this az.
ternoon. after fourteen days investigation:
Frst-That the person, Killed nisht oi the 2ld
ulumo came q their death by the hrins 0 the military up
on she rloturs
SecnnI-rhcy uit the soldiers conno sing the Fourth
Re .imeni the Nnonnl Guard Of Fcnn~ lsauia of
blame, and say would hc expecting much Of human
nature especially the part u unframed soldiers
fire uni, the icnrul pcul IN which they We're placed
ant thv Jury cannot ccnsurt them Tor the manner 10
which they acted.
Thrd-Iu tu the presence n the military tho
Jury saws that Mnort Bolton was doubtless acting
under the auihur, ot u, states and tnnt he
muuicated tu Brsalirr-Gcu Rredrr. ustrucung him "a
report tho sherin. Mayor Reading Railroad 1cals
that D'u RUclrr ON reaching Reading. nui nltr uui
neither the Shcrit nor MAJ or. requested iy kcaT
Railroad uirt O. release ps-~s -rr train from ths
hand. 0i the Wuh. AMI Willie complying with that re-
the frius took place The iu.y furhcr say that ten
Rccdet acting under instructions and n any blame
attaches 90 the military must be- borne by Bolton
fuurh-linNin- a.ccrtain,d how the persons were kill
ed the Jury nud that tho rcspon,D. i0r the terrible
the lawless hy ass uhlei near the corner o seventh
aud Penn streets, who were nsugaunv the roious PRO
cosdnss, and The mob T. primarily responsible TOT all 'ht
subsequent r0uilo and hloodshcd
run Tho mumcipal authorities are cNonera'ed ~.
faithful dl>A Aase Of duty. and sherin Yors'y declared
10 hv ~ measure responsible Tor the events which iol
lowed his arrival IN town at A on Monday, the zJd
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IHoMis HENRY CLARK's JIcIIM.
Mrs. Frank Holmes Hefuses 10 Give In Detail
the Cause Of the Assault

Capt Murphy kept several officers en-
ployed yesterday in searching for Thomas
Henry Clark. Who hrutqly assaulted Mrs. Frank
Holmes at219 Lexington avenue. with hatchet
Oh Monday afternoon. because she had refused
to marry him. They failed to get any trace Of
him from the gime OF his disappearance i'm
moimt.y after the assault. 1t was lealned That
ho Wa- q ~ arrears nt the house in East Ninth
street whore he hnd been boarding. Capt.
Murphy hoid 90 his belief that Clark had
drowned himself in the East river Ms. Holmes
is tho widow of an engineer who died about
four years ago. Her condition last evening
wl- thought 10 be improved. hut Dr. Bruce
would not say thnt she would recover In her
Hnte-mortcm deposition before the Coroner.
Mrs. Holmes said:
AsIwas returning home about r. on August q. |
say q man. wiH-c namc rciuso o. give az urr.yn nt.
-tutug i the doorway o the stable next door hut one
g. ihc Auus' ir which reside lmmcdat,> uiou r,a h.
.nl my door hc followed me. opened ami pnrihhy
cl1,'d the door. and De pushed It open. ASKED him
VIVA. Do, wanted ie al lsci the outer duur Iceland hn,
nul ncu .trL o. The head with sor sharp iistru.
m,nt Mon became UNCONSCIOUS This 4 al have To
communicate. her
FRAscrs HOLMES
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THE TROUBLES NOR ENDED.
stopping the Passage Of Coal Train-A
strike Predicted.

WILKEsDARRE, Aug. AT Wanamie, last
night Charles Parrish attempted TO move sew.
eral trains Of loaded coal and bring in
empty ones. so that the miners. few OF whom
were willing might work but the strikers un.
coupled the engine and made the engineer "a
away. To-day Deputy Sheriff Rhoades with
posse went there. backed by company Of
United States troops. He run out all the load
ed cars without being interfcred with. A pas:
senger train on the Valley road was stoned NJ
Sugar Notch. also ono on the Lehign and Sus-
Quehanna. at Parsons, last night.
MAUCH CHUNK. Aug. 1.-Irulns on both roads
are running regularly to-day.
WASHINGTON, Aug. THE men along tina
line OF the Baltimore and Ohio predlc, another
strike next Thursday or Friday. No violence
will be used. but the engineers. nremcn and
brak kesmen on the freight trains will leave work
in a body, II is reported but this needs coniir-
nation. that the manager of trans portatOn has
received "a notice from the intending strikers To
take no porishable freight after the 10th inst
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a Stock Broker shot Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. John l.. Daily,
stock broker. was shot and killed to-day by Leslie q.
Hanks Committeeman tor Guatemala in this city The
trouble grew of tins disagreement last saturday
between Hanks and Emil kuranda Dailys partner.
Daily took up the quarrel Yesterday and worsi.d Hanks
personal encounter By ystaniers say that Hanks APP
preached Daily from behind AMI shot mm without
warning Hanks claims that DAliN approached him
trtatcungly with heavy cane, and that Dee hrcd IN
scliivionse Hanks l. m connncment awMuuE exam.
nation Daily was formerly broker IN Sew \ ork aud
ha, a family in Sew Haven. llanks wa. FORMERLY
member oi ilc shipping ntm Of J. e. merrill Go Both
men occupied high social positions, and were IN rasy
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WAITING FOR INFORM1TION.
samoa Applying 10 Hayes and Queen Victoria
for Protection.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 7.-Despatches have been
received at the Department OF siae Consol
Samoa. announcing that the SAMOA Government has
formally applied both 10 the Pr sidcnt the United
States through Consul. and TO the Queen Of Great
Britain. through tho British Consul for protection and
assistance enable them to maintain their peace ami
iule pendcnce ~ official confirmation has been
co,cd OF the statements already published, that suh,c
qucnt to making this Application the sanans hosted the
American tag At the Cabinet meeting to-day the sub
ect used At length and the despatch OF
Mr. Gritiin Consul at samoa, read IN null II WAS
then laid aside until urther Information shall have been
fx.I
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Chopping Down High Salaries.

Tho Kings County Supervisors have adopted
the following ns tho salaries of the Nauou, county ON
which makes large reduction IN the salary account
thereby Ditrct Attorney 500" First Assistant DIS
trict Attorney SION, Second Assistant District Ator
tnmni. ,inntr, m thAuurs, siNll eat thi SuffFaM
terf stp CLERK ui flr board O Supervisors, ~ ppl
County Irt NsGrtr - I Deputy Treasurer e@.pi ihlc
thIk. Treasurer Ouice s4Npp titA Court ttrk ptiH
rumun- ui luru,. s4.6p County fhylcilm saiHn
law llihun, F+,NN A riiur uun W from Slto ~ 300
MAa lMAAA W mo .llAIll. VI lll. ulnAI unl-NLa
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A w,re.. Gu,it-Murder and Suicide.

MONMOUTH H.. Aug. AT an early hour yes
icriay morning Howard Reynolds a contractor and
builder returning home Unexpectedly from Springfield.
H. dis oycred his wife and Charles krk grain dealer
together Kirk made good his escape Reynolds went to
tbs stand drawer, and getting revolver shot hs wiic
kilung her instantly The noise ui the Nflns attracted
tlr attention u nllkman who was lu the bach part Of
the hOu,e and he Ia the where REYNOLDS was
The latter turned AMI fred a him. and hcu shot himself
through the temple causng death instantly When the
Coroner summoned Yesterday morning all three
were iuuni wutcrius iu blood Reynolds Wa, wealthy
man lie had ior some time past entertained suspicious
concerning his vale and klrk
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No hq II has as yet been accepted in tho case Of
Mr Barney !. Dunahue. lie SAID yesterday I'll were
To act Individually IN this matter could cafiy procure
a,cettnhle hn Ia the amount of slpluol II required
prctr however, a. leave the matter 70 my ronis us Il
l. much their cause mine They do not ndclniand
the Ap hinauos oi the law Hnd hence there de-.
las about the furnishing ol bail am confident. how.
ever that 1t Will be- furnished within a day Or two"
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The Row Fulhor Patrick Mccarthy, pastor of
the church of The Ioy cross. at 1886 West Forty second
street died yesterday lie had for long time suffered
from o cafhuncc ou ms back. Father Nj Cartly was
h,rnh Monroe street Sew York, and was MY one years
age H. priest iNr twenty sN years AMI once
hAi 3nfn IcrsHu. lu hs parish. but when the parish
wa dN.icd II ,lt lun only about .Vn lie knew none
lui tic poor Ou the twenty MIN Anniversary u his
priesthood, lc WINS made the cTccm,nt of pur% ui SOD
Mould keep tie watch and chain but the money would
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William Graham killed himself yesterday Ia
aroom In the 81 Peters oelat II West Eleventh street
He wa an agent large dry goods store England
and arrived IN the steamship Canada the 23d Of June
last At O'Clock IA the afternoon. the chamtrrmaii
knot kod az r door uf hl- room. but received 900 Hu-Mrr
Lat,r, an attendant climbed over tho rau-uu AMI ic
hAD k, cNrlAlmlug " H., awful 4" Orlerr StNnuWr0 A.,
cutru tho room and found the buiy GrnhHW rie
ted Hr hai cut ms throat ~ .t rn<ur, whi wa. h'h
firmly together ly .tru. The uulN iAfsr- found
among hi, effect, were betting books and cards Iou IAs
jockey Club
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Ann Dowl. aged 30. who lives in tho same
house with Fire Commissioner Mcehan got drunk ye'icr
day and u,ultcd Mr.. Merhau The Commissioner inter
icrcd ami Mrs Dpwi struck him on the head with Il
heavy Stone pitcher Mr M,rNan then liiD Dhcued Ms
powdseyc. Mrs powd hut him again wih the pitcher,
cNtuus an ugly gAsh on hls hose hnd forehead, ANA
smashing the rltch,r An attempt was ui'u made in
eject the woman from the house She fastened her
fDth DO. wrist, ami cut cash iu - arm with lcce
VI M. lliohnr. She WAs hmAlIl Arrr.lDl.
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Gen. bank. Mixed Up In n Divorce Case.

WAsHINGroN. Aug. THE name OF Cone
gresham Nathaniel + banks figures very unploasanuy
in an answer flcd IN the divorce of Thompson
against Thompson on trial in ts rib, rc"irnci upon
tho allegation. contained iu the answer decree having
previously been granted TO Ia. VIA.
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Divorce, not Aiimony. Wanted.

Mrs Rosina Van Opsal has sued for divorce
from John Ousti charslns unithiulncs' Her lawyer
moved before Judge Van Bruut yesterday Tor nlmony
nu counsel fee Mrs Opstas counsel said much 10 the
mrrrlmVut oi the court that he would iurrgu ali
mony II isunlrrsood that Mrs Opstal has phTate
estate, and docs nul care about AnOnJ, All slv wants,
10 she puts H., > "A divorce,
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ALBANY. Aug. 7.-Samuel G.. Rice. the Chain
man of ule Grconbaak pmtys state Central Committee,
has rultln meeting of the committee AMI of the moI
ave mrmher- n the party IN the state 10 bee held IN
lt, .,urr Thursday, Aug %, at nonu tor the iIr
pn- consulting and deciding In regard 10 n matters
NhllA may Nv Irr,enled lor oonsderal " And AclO.
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.


BELIAGIo. Aug 7-Ex- President Grant and
parry arrived here today, srani tote viii re sl'enih
his hnuuI.
Ross Aug 7-some American residents have sent a
congfa,uAtory address to cN,rresident Grant
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SOME W.fSHINGION TOPICs.
. FER Evidence to cony,c, the Louisiana Ring

WAsHISGToS. Aug Am effort has been
making Tor time In Louisiana 10 secure certain
counts and papers held by cxslate Auditor johnson II
is believed by the prosecuting authorities Of the saA
tha these papers imphcae kellogg in the schemes TOT
punlcrug the state. In pursuit ot similar evidence
Goy Nicholl, has sent detective to san Francisco to ar
rest Fulton, collector IA the nrst NeW orleans dis
trct who l. currently believed to have acted pay
master 10 the ring Fulton reaches New Orleans Tonight
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Thanking the SinccuIists.

At the meeting Of the Brooklyn taxpayers
last night Dr. fcaru, of the Committee ON S.necurc.
offered the following "Eesa~i That tho efforts of the
Commissioners of thc Board OF city Work. n.nus the
Peter Funk nsur,hcai Whois Forever telling there
ufc.' thtN have -uue. " IrthN of
cummeudatinu, nni are hereby hHa,rl uur ua.h,
Iht Potter Funk part uf the resolution omitted. nhi
Commissioner Aiam,s namr Inserted. He Was spoken
OF the biggest sinvcurc IA the department.