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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trims Leave Enkswood Chester Pternont and Nysek
$50 1000 am, As9 sso go $50 go i r,,I p. q
50 minutes later Saturday nghfs $500 ..o
Manuel spring Valley and Aonssy 100 loV3 = NJ 100
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INpIAN CNNseIRACY
To XIII IspOtted TaiI,-ArEeSt Of the AluT
derer and AceompIieea, .'


WASHINGTON, Aug, l5.-The Indian Bu.
reau, to-day, received another report from
Agent Cook, at Rosebud Agency, about
the killing Of Spotted Tail, He had or.
rested "Crow Dog" tho murderer, and
"Black Crow" an aOCompliCe, and sent
them TO Fort Niobrara Tor confinement
until the arrival OF an United States Mar.
Hhal to lake charge Of them. They will
be tried for murGsr by the laws Of tbA!
territory, ..............,--,.
Agent Cook reports that "Black Orow'
sspired 10 be chief In ibe place OF Spotted
Tall" and had organized gang Of adhe.
reutsi that "Crow Dog" was bis chief as.
siBtant, and that the murder Of spotted
Tailp was the result Of regular oonspir.
acy to get him outsIf the way and put
"Black Grow" In his place. "BlaCk Grow"
made no Concealment OF this, but boasted
Of 1t. Cook appointed "WhiIe Thunderer"
ne Temporary chief 10 succeed "Spotted
TAIL" and recommended that "Spotted
Tsil's" son be appointed by the Interior
Department to succeed his father.
Cook reports that the prompt arrest Of
the murdeFers broke up the conspiracy,
and all 10 quiet at the agency.
The following report, containing add.
tional details Of The killing ol Spotted
Tail, together with important suSgestions
proposing changing the local Indian
Government, was received at the Interiot
Department to-day frSm Rosebud Agency
"siR:-As stated In my letter Of yester.
day, the murder Of Spotted Tail by
'Ofow Dog and an acCompilCe named
Black Grow, both head men of the Brule
Sioux, Was the result OF Q standing
feud. While this 10 undoubtedly true,
new evidence has developed which throws
some more light upon the affair. II
seems an object ol long and we'll matured
pIans 10 rid themselves Of Spotted Tail.
Tho Conspirators were few, but Of deS
perate characters, who had fully made up
their minds " the chief would not resign
they would kill him. The ring leader WA
Back Grow, who now makes no
secret OF bis intention. His ambition was
10 hold Spotted Tails position and
II II could not be accomplished by fair
means they did not want 10 scruple 10
assassinate him or use any coWardly
means. Upon learning these facts l had
Black Grow arrested as accessory to the
murder and sent him to bear Grow, Dog
company. With their lesder gone, the
di.aTs will rapidly disperSv and ne
longer exist as an organization.
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ruEHArloNs WARDS.
How They arc Acting In New Me1IcO
Bioodshed and Murder.


Los VEGAS, N. NJ. August l5.-Meagre
news reached here this evening at very
late hour that the Apaches have swooped
down on A small village, eight miles from
Rio Puerto, on the attaches in Office and
murdered twenty.seven Oh. Of twenty.
eight.
The two Mexicans who made good their
escape we're nearly exhausted when they
reached the railroad, and bad their horses
shot from under them before getting out
OF reach Of the Indians. From the sCanty
news attainable on account oil broken tele.
graphic communication, itappears that the
Apaches completely surrounded the vii.
lage, thus making escape for them impos.
ei6le.
The track Of the Indians through the
wilderness is continually marked with
murder and bloodshed, and the Justly In
dlgnant citizens oil this section Of the
cou ntry demand that the government put
a large force oil troops 10 the field immedi.
a,elv and wipe entirely out ot existence
the red devils who are committing the ter.
rlble slaughter and atrocities among the
whites aud Mexicans.
SANTA FE, August 15 Mr. Charles s.
Cough catns 10 this town yesterday after.
ternoon with the re port that he was attack.
ed by seven Apache Indians sixteen miles
from here, On the road 70 Wallace; that he
killed oha aud wounded three others, es.
Gaping without wound, but bic hat WAS
fail holes. The Sheriff aud a posse oi
men have gone out 10 the scene oil the
q sht and will report tomorrow,
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RErrER TMAN POLICE.
a NPWspapeF Reporter CaHsss the A
rest or . BAieh OTSl. LOuis nuFdeFeFl.

a NFWspaPeF Reporter CauSss the Ar
rest Of . Bateh OTst. Louis nuFdsEeFl.
ST, LOUIS, August l5.-Patriek Early
William and Oscar Zlcharitz, two obrotheEs
and William E. Z4ehArilS, their cousin
and Louis Mueller, all boys ranging ttou
II to % years old, were arrested between
three and Eve O'Clock this morning tol
the murder Of William LaudeImAn last
Tuesday night. Patrick Early 70 said to
have fred the fatal shot,
Ths arrests were brought aboutthrough
information furnished to the police BY
one Of the local reporters Of the RfpIIbItead,
who had been quietly working on the
case several days, and that paper has an
account OF the circumstances and develop
mants which eliminated in the arrests,
P. Early, or "PGtsy," az he 10 called has
confessed that he did the shooting, and
he and the other boys cay that the cir
cumstances which led 10 II are, briefly,
that they were at the Canterbury Theatre
during the Thursday night that Lander
man was In room talking 70 some girl.
engaged In The place; that they "0uyed"
him aud he called them rats and tTAmps
and applied other harsh words to them,
making them angry, When LRudermau
left the Canterbury young Early, the two
seachTist boys and Mueller followed him
and when at the corner OF
Chestnut and Sixth streets they
asked him what he meant by
calling them hard names at the theatre.
LsudeEmap replied very roughly and
pulled q police billy out OF his pocket and
struck one OF them on tho head, knocking
him down. Hsthen struck Early glanc
log blow on the head and while attemPs-
ing TO strike him o second time, Early
drew pistol and fred,
This comedies pretty nearly with some
oil the testimony given at the coTonor's
inquest about LaudeTmAn striking one OF
q party on the corner, and bears out most
ot the evidence given by Wolf, who was
held Rs accessory. II appears that : local
reporter OF the ReSlIecH Post was the
first person To get clue 10 the affair, which
he did through his lAndladY, whose
young son was q chance witness Of the
shooting and knew almost all oil the boys
eDgsged In It, This reporter then con.
suited 0 reporter on the Republican and
the two worked the case up until 2 O'Clock
this morning, when they laid their IN.
formation aud facts before Acting Chief
Of Police Huebler, and In two hours a
the boys we're found, arrested and locked
up. ....
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ranhEM oAnLEa.
Advantages Which fbsy Possess Ovei
All other trahsatlAntic LInes.

Advantages which Thsy Possess over
All other Transatlantic LInes.
NEw YORK, August i5.-The following
extract 10 from Nj. Jennings cable letter
10 the New Yoik World! Z ~
ons special feature oi the new Amsi.
can cables attracts much attention here,
and is very iAvotably commented OF by
business men. They are the HtSt tfans.
atlantic cables which have been landed in
EuslAnd. The two 90 called English cables
are In fact Irish cables. The two
French cables are landed al Best,
from which point they connect
with London by small cables under the
channel and land iines from Plymouth.
II tesultA from this that messages BY the
existing cables must undergo more Trans.
mission than by the new American cableA.
The direct cable messages are subject 10
four tfansmissiohs, the Btlapgaf messageG
to Eve ttahsmissiOna, and the Pouyet
q leGtief mespAges 10 ave lfansmiseions.
The new American cable messages be.
log landed directly al White Sand Bay, ID
Cornwall, will undergo but three trans
missions for the frst time, therefore Lon.
don and New York will be put Into WhaI
may be called direct communication bJ
The new AneiiCan enterprise,
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nATRInONIAL NIX.
TIVE wives OuAFrsling OysF the PrOpert
0fA Dead Husband.


sTEuBRsvILLE, o., August IA rathel
interesting case has been brought to liRht
recently, in which parties well known
hgure to some extent. Not unlike all
other such cases, there Is 80 woman in
Il" but We have discovered, in fact, thai
there are two women in this singular and
hitherto unknown trRnSaction.
On the 26:h Of March, 1857, into the
toEn Of WellsburR, W. Va, came one W,
U, Russell, Of Carroll county, this State,
accompanied by Ella O. Richardson, 4
bluhhinR damael, oi old Jefferson county,
and the certificate now In the posses6ion
Of an attorney In this city does read that
they then and thele were made one by
Rev. ]. A. Pearce, st this time q well
known minister reading in Beaver, Now
II does seem seem, from the history OF the
case, that w. Q. Russell, alter the birth
Of their first child, left for parts unknoWn.
In the course Of time W. o. met a Iady
named Maria Marshall, and the result va
2 union, which continued until separated
by death some months ago.
Mrs. Russell No. left her child, a
bright little girl, with her father, will.
liam Richardson, Of this city, with whom
the little girl, now eleven years old, still
resides, went 10 Philadelphia, and was
there married 10 Q man named Huff.
By wife No. Q there were NO children,
and upon the death OF Mr. Russell wife
No. ! commenced suit to recover what
little pToperty her first husband had, for
the benefit Of her little daughter. She
OlaimS that they were never divorced,
while wife No. 2 sets up the plea that
they were never married, and that the
deceased husband never knew any other
woman as his wife. There is no doubt but
that the little girl is q daughter Of Mr..
Russell, 40 he had written lslters to her
and presented her with ring. Yester,
day wife No. 2, who resides In Carroll
county, put In an appearance, and meet |
Ing the little girl, Maggie 2. Russell, upon
the BtIeet, induced her to give up the |
ring, that heI father had given her. Asl
there 10 considerable property at stake In |
this singular mix, every effort 10 being
made BY both wives 10 prove their right
10 possession. MessB. AndreWs and Er.
Bkin, Of this city, represent wife No. ],
and the case with all lts intriCaces will be
brought to trial OF the October term OF |
court 10 be held at OArrollton,
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ca cAso, August i6.-Elour quiet and firm
Wheat active hrm and higher; No. 2rsd win
yer 81 "a; No. 2 Chioig0 spnpR 81 so cash and
August; 81 ls}S1fal 10 September; 81 l9<I
! lsk october; u IS year; Sales 81 2sai 81
August 81 lSxal l9K September; 81 1875
! 20N October; u l7kal I9H year; No,
81 OK; rejected S0asIc. Corn excited and
higher like VII at, but prices were not main
tanned; 60liab01<o cash and August; 69Ab9ISC
september 6Ofo October; t9Kc November
sales, b7Na69fo August; 69a6lc September
rejected 692Hc. 0aN excited and higher
hICtuAted wildly at 35IfaS6o cash S6KC
August 861Sc b ptetnbsri a0I98J<c October
sales; 3IfaS6c September. Rye strong and
higher At 92Hc. B.rley easier at 800. Flax
seed 81 q. Pork strolg and higher at SIS Ok
cash; Sl7 90 September SlS W October
Sl6 IS year, sales, Si7 97HaiS 90 October
Lard strong and higher, but closed weak al
III 45al / 81 cash; $Il 471iAli 30 September
$ll 6)al 0lk October; 81 2Oail 22h year
Gales, 81 67Ifall s. October. Bulk meats &c
tiye, firm and higher shoulders 80 w; shorl
rib " 66i short clear S77S. Whisky stronl
and higher at 81 IA.
The following shows the fluctuations In th.
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday
q reported by John n. Hoon a Co., brokars
No, Il60 Main Htfeat
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TRADE REPORT.
CONDITION. or vARlOUs nAakHra,
Raliag Prices In all tAs Staples as The
Leading Commercial Ciliss q the
CounIFy-LiVs stoeh, Grais.
Pork PFOdusts, Ae.
Nov York lIoaey aaa stooll.

NEW YoRE, August Market
easy at Sa4 par cent cloGng at4 per cant
Primo mercantile paper SKa5 per cant. Hterl.
ing E1ehaRge bAnkers' bills steady at n 80;
demand n s4k.
GoVERHEEHr BoHpS-WsGk and generally
Il per cent lower
.. g. ts sTtsndedlo U, g. g, extended d,....IO1K
Paelhe q Of .,,,,,ls0
RAILROAD BoHDa - Irregular on . light
volume Of business,
srAFE sEcURtfIEs Dull and nom inal.
LSalsapa COuaOlG.,,. INlyirginIs q ,........ ~
hia,9uri S-,..,,..,,.,liS YirSiAlA ConSoll, az
" Joseph, ..,-,,."-sll2 mllurod COUPONS, Ol9f
FenniAee Cs,peW.",.,n SOaerOd.
sfoeES-The market opened weak and
prices declined Kalh Per cent, IiIinois Cen.
tEal: Missouri Pacific, Norwalk q Western
preterred, Texas Pacific, Michigan Central
and Denver Rio GIhndO were the most
prominent In the downward movement A
subsequent recovery Of Val per cent took
place, the latter in Missouri Pacific. During
the afternoon speculation again became
weak owing 70 the condition Of the Presi.
dent, and there was further decline OF ka2
Pef cent which was most marked In Nalh.
Vile q Chattanooga and Hannibal 4 st. Joe
preferred. In hnAlSales some shares recover.
I'd q fraction. but the general List closed
barely steady.
From the Commercial Bulletin: FoEiEn
Exchange heavy, and although the rates arc
nearly at point when gold will freely come
from Europe. they are not quite %, A lot OF
SEQ, 900 arrived, however, the ShIpment being
. special Transaction. The Shares dealt In were
tame and in the absence Of important trans-
actions by the leading Speoulaton the brokers
BolI prices down, they being AsslSted by the
untayorabls reports about tho condition Of
the President and by the diSoou1girg ont.
look for the settlement oi the Trunk Line
railroad diticuity.
Itlswsll understood an etiert 10 being made
10 induce Vanderbilt to agree to one or two
years money pool ofthS Trunk Line bunnoss,
and that he stands for Ave year pool on tlC
basis q last years business
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Who RsiaiIaitd on some had Boys with
a Load Of DuShAhOL

LOau OF DuoHonOI
New YoRK. August l5.-a man seventy
years Of uss, named George Trip, who ID
somewhat Of teclnGs, living Ia a shanty
At the foot Of iOS,h street, East River, wAl
yesterday atFaisned before Justice PAttsr.
son, In The Harlem Police Court, iof hav.
ius shot and seriously wounded Edward
Meredith, seventeen years old, and Thos.
McKenna, fifteen years Of sge, while they
were bathing near his abode Friday alter
noon.
For solne time past The aged hermit has
been greatly annoyed by the Harlem boys
who were constantly III the habit Of throw.
ihg stones al him. These Two youths
amused themselves after bathing In shying
stones q. the shanly. Thpp came out
aimed with long bArfeled duCkinR
gun, loaded with buGkshot, aud Hfed al
the boys. Some oi the shot penetrated
tbs calf Of the leg oi Meredith, while
other portions oil the load entered The
lbieh oi McKenna. A surgeon extracted
the ball from Mstedlth's leg. McKenhAl
wound, alter being ptobed without sue.
cesp, was considered dangerous,
Tie recluse said he had been ttoubled
lofg enough by the boys, ahd WAS sick oil
warning them 10 temAin ltom his place
10 he ihol anthem. Hswee committed "a
await ths issult otthe boys injuries.
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A. tho PreSldsnt'S BsdSids-Ihe Latest
intelligence.

A. The PFeBldent'a BSdAlde-1h0 Latest
InIeIlIgenee.
WARRINGTON, August Is There has
been the sreatest excitement here to-day
about the President since the day be
was shot. business was almost entirely
suspended and people were running
every where, hunting Tor the latest news.
The White House was filed up and
thronss pressed about the gates. The
excitement was started with the morn.
ing bulletin, which was considered very
unfavorAbls. The midday bulletin, In.
stead OF feassufing The people, increased
the uneasiness, and the night bulletin
made mAttera still worse Every body
wanted 10 hbd out what the surgeons
thought oi the case and what hopes
they had, bus this wGS rather difficult,
a. the AtfkeunA kept themselves oht Of
sight This added 10 the alarm, and at
night the whole population wSs on the
streets.
IT. SITUATION CRITICAL
The surgeons femalned close BY the
President aud though the Offices at the
White House were lhtonged but little
could be learned that could be called
definite. Those who had access to the
rooms near The President and the doctor
v uld say but little. Col. Cotbin said the
situation wAA critical. Attorney General
MacVeigh told Senator PUgh, of Alabama,
TO- night that II WAS useless ID disguise the
fact that the case WAS % grave as could be.
E3.ShehH Dageett, Of Brooklyn, who has
access 10 the personal attendants Of the
President, said Il was 90 bad As bad could
be. All this seemed To inctease the feel.
inR Of alarm, but II gave no tatlslsCyiun as
10 the sAte vi the case. II was blain al
day that the surgeons we're alafmed.
Thefs Was no cOhCealibE that fact. VA-
fiouJ fumufs we're Ahiat aud could be
heard At every tut6.
BLISS ACKSuwLAD0ks TBK DANGER
AbIul nine o'clock ight tho WeeLetn
AsscclA'ed Ptees agent got to see Dt. Bliss
He laid he was in hurry to gel back u
the President but would Say that this wal
d inoet ctiiicls iutn OF the P,esidsnti
mAlAdy. HO said Il vas a complication
that Eaa not Looked ioh Last niaht, sale
Df Bits. the Piesldents stcmrCh wen
bSck on him and entirely fetnted L
ppftotm any oil ite lnnG'ionB. The aut
genha II once became alarmed, a. thel
saw that Il WAS critical change. Thl
|, wound eAs d1ing oil Tight lheie vac a,
trouble from that. Itiad aditehareiug ifeel!
Q ell the pnA ihat IA teGfeled. The who'll
trouble laWith the a'OmICh. ThA PIeei
dent has been 4 suGetet with dJspeP1l
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LONDON, August 15.-The AOrieuitSr,
Gazette says, according to returns Of oul
correspondence, Of the number Of acres o.
wheat, about 81 per cent. give an average
yield and about Al per cent. give undel
and 8 per sent. over the average. Barley
will considerably exceed an ayersge
Oats IL very disappointing. BeSns and
groen crops are GENERALLY better than they
At one time promised.
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ARa GARriELD's ,HEALrn.
''n' iniotmatlOn About IL from on,elsi
BOuFets.

sources.
NV YOlr, August l5.-oficial inior.
"a @lSoa idtnishsd by the ptesldsnL,s family
Eulssla p makes The announcement Of a
,.s' as' which must greatly intensity. public
s%' ,..'''' 10 The ptesident's case, aud add
SIS' .,I.,' 'o''OEiul features Of II, il The E1.
,S.iI,. soats should % yet prove a victim to the
~ n; v This news relates 10 The Condi.
SSl;. NM ms afs' Garfield. This lady, as the
M NV alteady knows, has been very III
BSsIse BsIee her adventtto the White House.
az S'ttne's dates almost 10 inauguration
M si AZ ihe time the President WAS shot
a. SSAField,s condition was 90 otilic,l
IL, e g physicians who attended her al
s,,,t ofAnch Al but dsspAifed Of her fea
SIssi,, SIs, A!ief her recall 10 Washington
efSSTHsn's fSSSiTeHsn's crime, the heroic character
i'SsT,i i'Ssisqy Y Geitg 80 strongly appealed ID
iDS.,sS,i,ls sS ilsell and rom that time she haI
isso1suuy been much better. Il 10 nov
TSSaeeed TySueeed that II Il expected that il No
tonS ! t next M's, Garfield will again be
d I N, mother Mts Garfield Wa naGttiet
Ii,S' ,t! resident in 1858, in her twenty
4 ~ ~ and bis tWenly.seVenlh, Bhl
~" 10 heH lofty Aixth vRAF.
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PHILADELPHIA, August l6-Flour, shippers
are operating more freely; western extra
"a GHa4 10; Minnesota extra clear fair
6 49, good % 00; choice 90 25t straight 70 81 ;
Ohio family choice 60 50; Minnesota patent
81 U0a7 10; winter patent 50 S7ka7 rs. Rye
Il Iur quiet at a 60a6 90. Wheat excited and
higher; No. 2 red elevator 81 86; No. 2 red
August 81 38Hal S6N; September 81 38H
al S6X ooteber Il 3Sjtal S91G. Corn ex.
ci ed and higher; western mixed grain de.
pot 6eISc steamer and grain depot 66a67c; No.
., 65a88c; rejected 63a6 %; sail mixed August
68Ha67 Ho; september 6sa8Shc, Oats Ox.
cited and higher; No ? white 4eha47c; No,
3 IoKais: rejected 45hc. Provisions frmer
hams smoked $l2 90. Lard, city kettle $i2 90;
do steam $l2 25. Butter firm New York and
Bradford Co., Pa, extras 23A24c. Eggs firm
ut l6al7c. Cheese quiet and steady; full
cream 0Hc; fair 10 good SHS9c. Petroleum
quiet; refined 7Ho Whisky firm at o. 10.
BALTIMORE, August it. Flour higher for
high grades; low grades tirnl; western super.
fine q UOa4 rs; extra IS OOa5 76: family % 90
A875. Wheat, western excited, higher and
strong; No. winter red spot and August
81 S6K September 81 37af SIX; October
81 O9X; November 81 4oai 4OK. Corn, western
excited and highertnixed spot and August Go;
september 63ha7eo; October 70A70ho. No
yember II Ha72c. Oats steady and Arm west.
ern white 43a45c, latter store mixed 4la42c.
Rye dull at S0aS6c. Hay steady. Provisions
hrm; mess pork Sis 76i bulk meats, should.
ets and clear rib sides, packed 81 76al0 26i
bacon, shoulders 81 50: clear rib sides III 90;
bans SIS 0Oai8 Is. Lard, refined l2Nc. Butter
firm. Eges hrmer at i4ai6c. Petroleum dull.
Coffee irm lio cArgoes l0al2hc. Sugar
dull Whisky higher at 81 IlHa1 Is, for Job
lois.
CisuSxA7I, August 10 Cotton firm at
11Hc. Flour strong and higher; family 50 70
80 s.: fancy ts 6oaT TO- Wheat demand 40.
tive and prices have advanced; No! 2 red
Oats demand fair and market frm; No.
mixed SSaS9c. Rye strong and higher; No. 2,
ysc. Barley strong and higherNo Z fail 81 10
bid, 81 10 asked. Pork hightfSt Sls GOALS IS.
Lard demand fair and prices higher AZ q %
ali TH. Bulk meats nrni shoulders ~ 10
clear rib $40 Is: clear 80 26. Whisky active,
firm and higher al u IL Butter scarce and
fimi; advanced lc IN creamery; othets un.
changed.
ToLEpo, O., August l6.-Noon Board
Wheat excited and higher; NO red, Hpot
q SOX, August 81 30N September 81 S1N;
October 81 S2M; November u 84h bid De-
cembef 81 S6X year 81 BOX; No. 8 red 81 "a;
atipgt sn1 h,.tas ss.sirs Saisi. M octsbss
sst snu n'ssss' @ .SsIa nsts "ntst, M. . @Ic,
TInossSd TTIIos ~ WbsSi veal. No fed spot Il 2gN
4SSTSt % Il 3d. septembsf 81 SGX; October
4 SqI. Novsmb.r I'll SSNi, yeaf Si 29X
Corn pt veal; bigh mixed bSjiS lid, tgjS ask ed
No. 2 spot $50 bio. ted asked August 6sIa
bSNc.
BALTIMORE, August it.-.-hLEI ClT1ts-.
Eitfse !9ps iGsISe EssS ana ss SSe iSs osse Sl9et
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NIAGARA FALLS, August 15 The new
sixteen electric lighip, each Of 1900 can.
die. power, were in position tonight, with
a clear atmosphere and full moon. Com
btned with the electric lights Of the Pros.
pect Park Company they illuminate the
iallB grandly. Large numbers Of ylbitorsare
here, and are very much pleased with the
view. The American falls look more
beautiful than ever The lighD reach
with striking brilliancy Table Rock Point,
and three. .toutlhs Of The way scfosa
Horseshoe Falls. The deep, green wa.
ters, tiuged with white loan as II comes
tumbling over the Horseshoe, shooting
up great volumes Of struggling spray, With
10 900 candle power lights rejecting up.
on 1t, form q scene far too grand to be de-
stfibed,
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San Francisco, August Is The British
Ship Erin Isle, which arrived in this port
July 30 b, had on bard sixteen cases oil
Scutvy out Of q crew Of eighteen men.
Ons died, and four ale now OIL board
The res. a,e ConvAlesceni. The case was
reported lu iie Health Office to-day for
The fitsi time. The Erin Isle is from
Shields, E gland, aud ,hs tGutvy was
caused by bad Hnd Insufficient iood, Pad st