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AN OLD FRAUD
Again Turns up With q New
Trick-The Latest Dodge of
Mine.Salter Tichenor.

SAN Francisco, September IA dis
patch from Calistoge says:
Great excitement has existed in this
vicinity for the past two weeks over the
report that the Hot Springs here carry
large quantities of gold in salution. A.
9. Tichner, who recently bought the
Hot Springs Hotel property. has been
at work for the past two weeks extract.
ing the gold from the water by process
known only to himself. The "clear up
yesterday evening showed that he has
succeeded in extracting 81 $50 from ten
barrels Of water. The gold is of the
highest grade Of fineness, and as the
springs in the locality are very numer.
Gus and the volume of water exceeding.
ly large, it would be useless to attempt
to estimate their value il they continue
to yield as rich returns as the expert
ments have proved thus far.
CHICAGO, September ll.-Some facts
OF interest are learned this morning in
connection with a San Francisco dis.
patch announcing the discovery AT
Calistoga OF gold bearing spring. water,
from ten barrels OF which 81 ,060 in gold
was extracted by q process known only
TO the proprietor, one A. @. Tichenor
When the antecents of this individual
are understood the statements in this
dispatch will be taken for what they are
worth.
Tichenor has genius for mining
swindles, his particular forte being the
sailing process. Two years ago he or.
ganlzed in Chicago company to work a
gold mine alleged to have been dis.
covered by him in Pulaski county, Ark,
near Little Rock. He had previously
taken pains, as was afterward learned,
to salt the mine with gOld-tillings and
chloride of gold, 80 when the tour of in
spection was made the property gave
every evidence to the casual observer OF
being indeed bonanza. On the strength
of the report OF this inspection Tichenor
was able to get considerable quantity
of stock subscribed and paid for, and
was in a fair way to gather
in the suckers TO the ex-
tent OF several thousand dollars
more, when suspicion as to the mine
was aroused, and fresh investigations
were made, with the result Of ascsr-
tanning hey eyondlquestion that T che
had bought Tor little or nothing an aban-
doned mine in Arkansas, and had fixed
it up in the manner described. When
the explosion came Tichenr qui etly lit
out, and the victimized investors have
never set eyes on him from that day to
this. Now he turns up as the discover.
er Of process whereby gold can be ex-
tracted from spring water at the rate Of
little over 500 per barrel, and the peo-
pie of the Far West, ignorant of the
true character oi the man, are liable 10
take stock in Tichenor's latest fake, and
to repeat the experience of his Chicsgo
victims.
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FOREIGN.
THE CRISIS.

Which is Fast Approaching on the
Shores of the Adriatic-Albania Will
DuOIIiIt.
LoxDoX, September 1.-THE Times,
in leading article, discussing the ru-
mors that England and Russia would
aiopt isolated action on the None
tenegrin question, says: Not only Is
there no reason for anticipating such
course on the part OF England, but
there is the strongest reason Tor pro-
nouncing it impossible.
A Vienna dispatch to the Times says:
1t is believed in diplomatic circles here
that an understanding was arrived at
between the powers on Thursday last,
bv which the Montenegrin question
may be considered as settled.
LONDON, Sept. ia Constan tinonle
telegram says that the naval demon.
stration has been postponed for lew
days.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Sept. 1.-THE meet
ing OF the Albanian chiefs at Argyrc-
castra resolved rather to de-
clare Albania Independent of the Porte
than to permit the cession OF Dulclgno
TO montenegro.
CoHsrANTINopLE, September 1.-THE
naval demonstration has been post
poned for few days as the Ambassadors
OF the Powers will recognize the good
will OF the Porte and the difficulties be-
setting the surrender OF Duleigno. Rus
sia favored immediate action against
Turkey, but was induced by England to
share the more moderate views OF Aus.
tria and accede to the postponement OF
the demonstration. Ria Pasha has as
sembled the nOtables OF Dulcigno and
explained to them the necessity for the
surrender OF the place. The Sultan, he
said, would reimburse them from his
personal revenue for the cost OF the Tor
tifications they had erected.
RAGUsA, September 1.-THE Albanian
volunteers having momentarily quilted
their positions near DulclgnO, they were
occupied by regular Turkish troops;
The volunteers afterwards endeavored
TO regain their positions but were re-
rulsel with the loss oi few wounded.
LONDON, September IA telegram
from RaguSa was read at Paris this even
ING stating that six thousand Montene-
crins, with eight cannon, are on their
wav 10 DulcignO, and are resolved to
fight ii resisted.
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OLD MAN DEATH
SWINGING HIS SCYTHE OUT THE BAL
TlM0Re ROAD.
Saturdays Victims Of the Iron Horse
Three Lives Crushed Out Under
the Wheels-An Engineer
Fatally Injured.
MEN ROASTED ALIVE IN MISSOURI.

Saturday was an unfortunate day on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, no less
than three serious accidents occurring,
resulting in the almost instant death OF
two men, the mangling OF another be-
yond hope OF recovery, and the severe
injury OF fourth. The most serious OF
these mishaps was at Hardman switch,
where freight train struck two track
walkers, cutting OF the head of one and
intiicting wounds upon the other which
caused death in a short time afterwards.
At SteubenviiIe a boy was seriously, and
perhaps fatally hurt, while attempting
to board a freight train, Terrible beyond
expression must have been the suffer
ings OF the three wretches who lost their
lives by the explosion OF wooden still
at Independence, Mo-, Saturday. Four
persons were killed AMI thirty injured
by an accident near London, England.
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HAVING A GOOD TINE.
The Citizens of Baltimore Ac-
lively Engaged in Celebrating
the Anniversaries of ImpOr-
tant Events.

BALTIMORE, September l2.-To-day
is the anniversary OF tue battle OF North
Point. The old defenders, numbering
nine, were conveyed in carriages TO the
Trinity NJ. + Church and listened to
the annual discourse. Tomorrow the
defenders will meet at City Hall and
march around the battle monument,
and afterwards dine at Druid Hill Park.
There are now seventeen survivors, the
oldest being ninety-four and the young
est eighty-three years OF age.
The 18th of September being holi
day all public offices will be closed to-
morrow, and 4 national salute will be
fired from Fort McHenry, the 18th be-
ing the anniversary OF the bombardment
OF that fort.
Active preparations are being made
for a grand celebration of the fifteenth
anniversary OF the founding OF the Bal
timore Festival, which will commence
October llth and continue five days.
Mayor Latrobe to morrow issues proc
lamatiOn formally announcing the event.
requesting all citizens to unite in the
commemOration and inviting all friends
of the city from distance to participate.
The first day there will be grand pro-
cession, IN which all trades will take
part, followed by parades OF military.
police and the fire department. Thirty
five thousand pupils OF the public
schools will be in line. Mayor Latrobe
and other gentlemen will attend the
celebration OF the 250th anniversary OF
the settlement of Boston.
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A SATURNALIA OF CRIME
THE DAILY GLIMPSE OF THE DARK
SIDE OF LIFE.
The lawIess Acts of Deprayed Mankind
for the Past Forty-Eight Hours
Duly ChrOncIed for keg-
ister Readers.
AMERICAN MORALS OUT OF REPAIR.

1t looks as though it would again be-
come necessary to place Leadville under
martial law. Murders are OF almost
daily occurrence, and the old vigilance
committee threatens to come forward
and take hand in the administration
OF justice. Burglars made a pretty good
haul at Martinsburg, Knox county,
Ohio, securing 81 1926 for their trouble.
A quintette OF Texas stage robbers are
on their way to the Chester, Illinois,
Penitentiary. A brief account OF a ter
rible domestic tragedy comes from the
Pacific slope, Although sentenced to
imprisonment tor life, Ransom Wade
and his sister, OF Hickman, Kentucky,
scarcely get their deserts. Hunter
Lawrence, a Covington, Kentucky, po-
liceman, killed negro named Sanders,
Saturday night, while attempting TO
make an arrest.
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mittee on Appropriations for $1,000 to
the De Golyer Pavement Ring, to aid
them in securing contract from
the Board OF Public Works of the Dis
trict OF Columbia; selling his influence
to aid said Ring in imposing upon the
people OF said district pavement which
is almost worthless, at a price three
times its cost, as sworn to by one of the
contractors; selling his influence TO aid
said Ring in procuring contract, to
procure which it cOrruptly paid $4,000
''for Influence" selling his influence in
u matter that involved no question of
law, upon the shallow pretext that he
was acting as lawyer; selling his influ-
ence in manner so palpable and clear
rs to be so found and declared by an
impartial and competent court upon an
issue solemnly tried
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MAN THE VICTOR
In the Extraordinary Race at
Chicago Wonderful Record of
Byrne The Horses Badly
Used UD.

CHICAGO, September ll.-At mid
night the great contest OF l56 hours, be-
tween horses and men, ended and was
won by one OF the men. There were
entered for the race - men and 5 horses,
but at the close only 3 men and hGrses
on the track. One horse, Spectator,
was withdrawn after two days, and died
this morning, az hio owner claims, from
the effects OF poison.
The score stands: Byrne, 57S; krohne,
535; Colston, 529; Betsey Baker, 5BS;
Rose OF Texas, 5i5; Bathman Entry,
525. Therefore Byrne gets the first prize
OF =, 900, Betsey Baker (horse) the second
price OF 81 900; Rose of Texas third
prize of $500; Colston, fourth prize OF
$3.50; Bathman's entry, fifth prize OF
$3.50, and Dunn's entry, sixth prize, OF
$780,
Bryne is scarcely more than boy,
and his performance is considered won-
derful. lie covered 80 miles yesterday
and IS to-day, and il his nearest rival
had not stopped would have gone ten or
fifteen miles further. Betsey Baker was
very lame at the close, and in TACT all
the horses were in a very bad form at
the close. The exhibition was brutal
and the spectators were much disgusted
with the treatment OF the animals.
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IT'S A GIRL.
Tho Long Agony at Madrid Over at Last
and the World Breathes Free Again.

Tho Long Agony at Madrid Over at Last
ana the World Breathes Free Again.
MADRID. September 1.-THE Queen
has been safely delivered OF a daughter.
Both are doing well.
MADRID, September 10. The Princess
was born at about 9 O'Clock Saturday
night. According to ancient etiquette
the Ministers, Marshals, Grandees and
Diplomats awaited the event in the
ante chamber. The Duke of Sexto,
Grand Master OF the Palace, announced
the birth. Shortly after the King
brought out the infant and showed 1t to
the assemblase. The Minister Justice
drew up a deed attesting to the birth.
LoxDoS, September IA dispatch
from Madrid says tie infant will be
christened Mercedes and about dozen
other names. The birth was announced
to the city by artillery.
MADRID, September l2.-The bap.
tjsm OF the Princess has been fixed for
September IA. Ex-Queen Isabella will
be one Of the sponsors.
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A FEW MORE FIGURES.
From Last Weeks Election In
Vermont.

WHITE RIVER, June 1.-THE follow
ing compilation made from returns iQr-
warded by the town clerks and tele-
graph managers: Two hundred and ior-
ty towns give Farnham, Republican
47,S06; Phelps, DemoCfatlC'
2I,249; Heath, Greenbacker, l,i9S;
scattering Is: Increased Republican ma.
jolity over 1876, 1874; increase over
Republican vote OF four years ago.
3 OES. increase Democratic vote for the
same period, ElO. Congressional vote,
240 towns-First district, Joyce, 1851;
Randall. Democratic, 6,75S; Morten,
Greenbackers, l62; Joyce's plurality,
S,SSS; majority, S,72l. Second district
Tyler, Republican, 1898; Campbell,
Democratic, 6,694; Mead, Fusion, S31;
scattering SSl. Third district. Grant, Re
publican, II, ,lSS; Currier, Democratic
6,iSl; Tarbell, Greenback l,2S2; scatter
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RUN OVER AND KILLED.
An Old Irish Woman Who Had Plenty OF
Money, But No Friends

DAYTON, O., Sept. l2-An old Irish
woman named Kate Fitzgerald was run
over on the street in this city yesterday,
and was taken to the hospital, where
she died during the night from
injuries she had received. She
lived sort of recluse, alone
in an old house, and on searching the
rooms to-day some 81 500 was found be-
longing to her. She has been living in
Dayton twenty-five years, but has no
friends, though two brothers are living
somewhere in the country.
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Former Votes.
1t will be seenthat the largest of thos

1t will be seenthat the largest of those
majOrities was cast in 1868, and the
smallest in 1860. The average Republi-
can majority for Governor in September
at these six elections is 1916. Four
years ago it was 10, ,444, or just little
below the average.
Very Extraordinary EIertions
have been made for the past two
months, both in Vermont and Maine,
to swell the Republican vote in those
States. The contest in Vermont is
closed, and the Republicans are engag-
ing in the most extravagant exulta-
ton over the alleged fact that
they have increased their ma.
j,rity for Governor beyond
that which they cast at the correspond
ing election in 1876. The increase does
not hold the necessary proportion to
the whole vote cast; but, at all events,
the Vermont Republicans seem to have
made good their majority of four years
ago.
In View of the Desperate Efforts
which the Republicans have put forth
in Maine in this canvass, and looking
to their vast expenditures OF oratory
and money in every county, city, and
hamlet from the Saco to the Aroostook,
their political friends in other portions
OF the Union have the right to expect
that on the coming Monday they will
elect their Governor by
At Least as Heavy Majority
a they gave their candidate in Septem-
her, 1876; while those who have gone
into ecstac es over the result in Ner-
mont must be looking for an increase
that will carry the majority even beyond
the average oI the six elections above
mentioned.
Notwithstanding these glowing pro-
phecies OF their opponents, we advise
the Democrats to keep cool, and calml -
wait iOr the returns.
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A CARNIVAL OF CRIME.

Leadvills. Col, in the Hands of Vigi-
lance Committee-Judge Lynch to Con-
vene His Court.
DENVER, September lit is rumor-
ed that there is to be more lynching at
Leadville soon and much excitement
prevails there on account OF the increase
Of crime, there having been three mur-
derous and fatal assaults this week.
Sixty stands of arms have been taken
from the armory OF the Ritken's Guards,
it is thought for the purpose of arming
the vigilant committee. The police are
not expected to seriously interfere on
account OF the tardiness in Furnishing
Bakewell, who shot two policemen.
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rA. wv rrvr vpQ
Various Matters of General Interest from
LIE Grande RepublIque.

PARIS. September 1.-THE libel action
by Col. Young. OF the War office, ac-
cused by VI. Woestyne, of the Gduiois,
OF communicating documents to the
German government, has commenced.
VI. Woestvne has subpoenaed General
Farre, Minister OF War; General De
Cssey, ex.Minister OF War; Marshal
MacMahon, and Madame Young. The
Radicals declare the accusation origl-
ates in political spite.
LONDON, September IA Paris dis.
patch says: NJ. DeVes has called a
special meeting OF the Republican Left.
A formidable assault on Premier De
Fraycinet is organizing.
PARIS, September IA cabinet
council, under the presidency OF Grevy,
has been summoned by De Fraycinet
for the 18th inst. to decide on the course
to be pursued regarding non authorized
religious coniraternites.
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HIGH TONED 3RITSHER
Nabbed in Philadelphia fer Appropri
inn 40 n0n of Snmhndv Elsa's Mon,

Nabbed in Philadelphia fer hppropriat-
ing $4,000 OF SOMEBODY Else's Money.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. September r.
Joseph 1rpson, formerly secretary OF
the Metropolitan Railroad Company's
Provident Savings Bank, OF London,
England, was arrested here last night
on the charge of appropriating at diff
erent times during the past iour or five
years sums of money belonging
bank, aggregating about $4,000. lie
denied his identity at first, but upon
being confronted by Chief Inspector
Gordon, OF the Metropolitan Railroad
Coinpany's police, TO whom he was
known, he admitted his identity. He
will have hearing before the United
States Commissioner tomorrow.
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FUN AT A PICNIC.
A Crowd OF Boys Indulge in q Free
Fight, in Which the Inevitable Revol-
yer GIFTS in its WORK

"A SiO"u VI oOJa III EOO
Fight, in Which the Inevitable Revol-
yer GIFTS in its Work.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. ll.-An Owen
ton special to the COWisr.JO,Undi saws:
A very serious shooting affray oc-
Cured at a picnic, about twelve
miles from here, yesterday. The
ditliuclty arose between some drunk
en- boys about some trivial mat.
ter which, before it terminated, in.
vOlved three brothers named Smith and
three brothers named Hammond and a
hali-brother of the Hammond's named
Barnard Acree. The shooting was gen.
eral and INDUCED in by both
parties, but the Smiths proved
more expert with the weapons. Acree,
boy OF eighteen years, was shot in the
head and instantly killed, and his three
half brothers, the Hammond's, were all
wounded, two Of whom, Jonathan and
Sam, the attending physicians say
are mortally wounded. The Smiths
and Hammonds are cousins and Sam.
Hammond is a brother-in-law OF the
Smith boys. The parties who did the
,hoo,inr hnva avoided arrest They are
the SONS OF Il. V. Smith, Justice OF tie
Peace and very respectable and goo l
citizen
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PITTSBURGH, September ll.-Petrole-
um-Firm; crude 81 l5 at Parker's for
shipment; refined 9:s icr Philadelphia
delivery.
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HEAVY FAILURE.
Liabilities, S2OO,OOO Assets,
S9J, ZOO.

New YORK, September l2.-The fail
ure of IsidOre Rosenthat, wholesale
dealer in clothes and woolens. - Wal
ker street, who made an assignment to
Abraham Wolfgang with preferences
amounting to S43,l5S, His liabilities
are said to be about 100000, assests
worth probably $4,000. After paying
preferred creditors it is thought the as
sets will realize twenty-five cents on
the dollar to the general creditors.
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QUEEN CITY CITIZENS
Making Liberal subscriptions
Towards the Proposed Art
Museum.

CISCINSATI, September l1.-Subscrip-
tons are voluntarily coming in rapidly
to make good the gilt by c, W. West OF
one hundred thousand dollars for an art
museum. Jos. LongwOrth gives $40 900,
julius Dexter $4,000, estate OF Jas. A.
Frazer s. 600, &. X. Shalenberger 81 900,
p. K. Neff $1,000, aud other smaller
sums making an aggregate of Sc, 900.
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GERMAN FINANCES.
The Difficulties Which Beset the Imper-
iai Bank.

LONDON, September ll.-This week S
Economist, commenting on the position
OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany, says;
While We hardly think Germany would
improve her position by reverting to
the double standard, and it is clear that
unless the state OF commerce keeps the
balance OF trade in its favor, the Reich
stag bank will find it very difficult to
preserve the convertibilitv OF its notes,
meet its obligations in cash and main
tain sufficient specie reserve.
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BOILED ALIVE.

The Frightful Death Which Overlook
Three Missouri Men-Horrible Suffer-
ing.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, September IL
T.. b. Parson and son and a man named
Luster were working at Sawhaus' distil-
lerv yesterday when 4 large wooden
still, full OF boiling mash, burst and they
were completely cooked by the hot
liquid. They lived but Il few moments.
Their eyes were put out, the flesh fell
from their bones and their agony was
terrible. The other workmen were not
seriously injured.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoRK, September ll.-Drv Goods
Business continues active with jobbers
and commission houses are doing good
stead, trade. Cotton goods steadily held
by agents, and many makes OF brown
and colOred cottons are well sold up;
prints fairly active; dress ginghams IN
brisk request; mems woolens sluggish (;
foreign goods in better demand.
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New York Bank Statement.

New YORK, Sep. 1.-THE weekly
statement of the associated banks, iSsu'
ell from the Clearing House to-day,
shows the following changes: Loans,
increase Sl,773, 400; specie, increase
SOS, ,6O5; legals, decrease S593,2OO; de-
posits, increase Sl,l6S,700; circulation,
increase Sll, 800; reserve, increase s2i,-
475. The banks now hold S5,1O9,S'o IN
excess Of legal requirements.
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Cincinnati.
WOOL.
Boston.

Bosroy, September IL Wool-EI'
cept at concessions, more inquiry for
foreign wool Ohio, Pennsylvania, NN
and above 40aijc; Wisconsin eItrs
ani No. 39l@i ijc; leiaine and comb
ing 42lG54!c; unwashed do 2s@4Oci
Texas 2jtd 33c; Oregon 32CG34c; Terri
tory 2lG32c; Montevideo 33sG33!c
cash in bond l9,; Natalawake 4lG+jc
Sales for the week /, ,69l 900 bales.
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snccial Dlsnntch to the R,gister.
f..

LONG RUY, w. VA, September IL.
A brakeman named James Foby,
while in the act OF stepping from one
car to another on passing freight train,
at this station, to-day, slipped and fell be-
tween the cars and had both his legs
cut off. No hopes of his recovery are
entertained.
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TOLEDO. O., Sept. 1.-THE Tri'State
Fair opens Monday, September 49,
with the finest exhibit in all OF the e.
partments ever displayed. 1t is ex-
pected TO surpass all previous exhibit
tions. The grounds and track is in the
hest condition. Trotters and runners
are arriving on every train.
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Fpneral OF a Well Known Journalist

New YORK, September 1.-THE IN,
neral OF l.. Y. Oreilly, well known and
widely respected journalist, who was
connected with the Express and Times,
and at different times with otherpapers,
took place today at st. Bernard S
Church. Rev. John p. Stew art, OF st.
Marv's Church, Rochester, assisted by
Rev. q. A. Healy and other clergymen,
officiated. Mayor Cooper and almost
all the prominent city officials were
present and the pail bearers were mem
hers of the press. The remains were
inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
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p.o,,bIc Reduction of Wages.

FALL RIVER, Mass, September IL
A meeting of manufacturers was held
in the Board of Trade rooms this lore
noon, at which a committee was APP
pointed to consider the reducing OF wa
pas In view Of the present low price
Of nrint cloths, the probable result Will
be a general reduction OF ten per cent.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

A San Francisco Man Kills His Wife
and Then Shoots Himself
SAN Francisco, Sept. ll.-John Nc
Carthy, employed as carpenter in the
Mare Island navy yard, killed his vile
in this city to-day. and shot himself,
but not fatally. The cause, for the re-
iusal of his wife to live with him.