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New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Saturday, April %, 1882
The betting on the HanlanIhckett race which Is TO
ata "c,. m Nav l. is four III favor al IIanan.
the Times SAWS it is supposed that the budget to be
nrcsented in the House OF Commons on Monday VIII be
lie last that Mr. Gladstone will submit.
The Ant.slavery Society pubshes letter rom FRED
erick Gerhard Rohlfs the welEnOwn African traveller
aud the representative Of the King Of ADyssinia again
imrlOIing England 10 mediate between EgypV ana
dispatch from sebastopol, Friday evening says;
The steamer Rochdae has been beached She Is parly
flooded and Is fire The cotton in tho after part
oi the steamer will be saved IN damaged condinou
QUEBEC April 22-The oOroner's inquest on the body
OF Mrs. Angers resulted In verdict Of wilful murder
against Francis Xavier Meteryier.
HALIFAX, ~ s.. Aprl 22--John Pollock, sioerage
passenger on the steamer orcassan, from Portland for
Liverpool committed suicide shory after the staamer
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
TIE AGITATION N IRELAND.

LoHDON, April 22.-The Standard confidently as
serts that there is no foundation in international
law for suggesting that the British Government has
exceeded its nights in regard to the Imprisonment OF
American suspects, that the United States havea
shadow of ground for addressing either complaint
or 1cmonsrance in regard to their imprisonment to
the Ministers Of the Crown.
The American Legation denies that there is any
authority for the report published here of alleged
interview between Mr. Forster and Mr.. Lowell,
touching the release Of Americans imprisoned III
Ireland
Mr Smyth, Member of Parliament for Tipperary,
in reply 10 a vote Of censnre passed on him by the
priests of Tpperary for not supporting the Land
League, violently denounccs the League, and de
clares thar until lis conspiracy is demolished, root
and brauch, Ireland will have peace.
The Standard says Mr.. Panell will surrender him
self al kllDainham Jail to-day. dispatch TO the
Press Association from Dublin states that Mr: Par
nell did not arrive by to-day mail tram. lie Is eX-
pectcd on Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
Trying TO FORM TRADE UNIONS.

The labor troIbles in this city have de-
crcascdduring the last week. although several minor
strikes st in progress some of which have existed
f0y several weeks, with little prospect OF satsfac
tory adjustment AT their beginning The
plumbers will strike tomorrow unless the "bosses
agree to pay them 81 per day. mass meeting OF the
men held last night at the Tcutona Assembly
Rooms, in Thrdaye., at which 1t stated that most
Of the employers had promised to pay the Increase 1t
was thought that there would De necessity for making
strike Last week the pumbers and gsstters Of Brook
lyn made demand for 50 30 day instead OF S3. Last
night the men hold meeting a. No II Ioyst, when it
stated that fryhyc o the leading shops OF brooklyn
had 10 pay the advance and that the rest would
probably do SOON There are about 100 shops In ne
Eastern and Western Districts employing 500 men In
oil the shops which refuse 70 give ne advance on Mon
day morning the men will go Oh strike.
large meeting Of the jewellers held last night at
the Germania Assembly Rooms, I'm the BOwCry. An
effort is being made TO organize union under the aus
pces of the Knights OF Labor. The electrical and mathe
matical instrument maker, trying TO form union
that they demand higher wages. \ meeting was
held last night, No 81 KivingtOnat., al which the
first steps toward organization were taken.
The lOrs IN some Of the custom shops met last night
al No 10 stanton St. and measures were adopted 10 en-
force prceist which viii give them an increase
in wages OF about 10 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.

NEW-ORLEANS RACES POSTPONED.
NEW-ORI-ANS, Apnl 22.-lhe races which wero
70 have paro hcc to-day we've postponed unth Mon
day, account Ot ram
LABORERS REFUSING TO WORK.
Long BRANCH, April 22.-lne Italian liborcrs en-
Moved Oh The Green's Pond improvement, IN Oceanavc.
aut 100 IN number refused 70 work to-day because OF re-
ductOn ia their wages
CHURCH TO BE REBUILT
TONS RIVER y. j., April 22.-Ihc church at Ger
mautpvn Toms River which was blown down 10y the
recent gale, Is to bc rebuilt 1t once.
MEETING or CREDITORS.
RosTON April IA mccilng vi the creditors of
Inrls & boot ANA shoe dealers of LOuijslo n.y. "as
e In this city to-day. Nj Ingalls, present and eeool
nt To- his showing liabies 0i the m Ie about s7OOOO
The assets aggregate @2o,OOU.
A SATISFACTORY AGREEMENT MADE.
PHILADELPHIA. April 22.-Ihe operators AT Sc
ll oobolrds mills at Manayunk. Who had d,clUod 10
strike on a cunt Ieduotn OF 10 per cent nave como 10
atsactr agree with their employer, and IN oonse
ouence there viii De- no stlAo
VERDICT IN FAVOR OF TOWN
Vxr11tK n H. Apu 22.-ln tire ease of W. ID.
hrane who sued the Town Of Exeter for 1000 damages
m having slipped The leo iio Grsat Brdge IN Jannsiy
i and br0en his leg. jury In the supreme court this
mo rendered vei,lict IN favor Oi Tie to"n-
MRS DOW RELEASED FROM PRISON.
ptuADFLPIIIA April 22.-Ihls afternoon Mrs.
nn The brokcr vas discharged from custody by the Su
,rrne CONT Dow has been n prison for four months
rn capiase. against her by number o women oes
. who we're Vic Ecd IN stoe ~c a4lnS failsactons "llh
Aer.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
CANADIAN COMMERCIAL TREATIES.

OTTAWA, Ont. April OH the debate last night
in the House of Commons on the desirablllty OF
Canada negotiating her own commercial treaties
directly and not as at present through the British
Foreign Office Mr. Mackenzie. said be believed
that such course would strengthen the bonds of
union between the two countries. He thought
Canada was as fully capable of managing her own
affairs as the Parliament Of Great Britain. H. as the
leader of the Government said, an English Anbas-
sador could carry on Canada's business well enough
why was Sir Alexander T. Gait sent TO England TO
90 in at the back door, while other Ambassadors
went in at the frontY Sir Alexanders position was
snch that when any diplomatic arguments were
going on in which Canada was Interested, hc was
,nrnitted TO sit In an anterOOm. TO he called III by
ihn Ambassador when it desired 10 ask HIM
ANYTHING. Mr.. DOugall also supported the resoiu-
tiou Al . a. III. a vote taken winch resulted
as follows: For the resolution 5S, against 1T 1OI.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
A JURY FINDS WHEN SPRING BEGINS

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-In the suit Of Ed
ward Samuel & Co. against the PhGnix Iron Company
for breach of receive 175O of old iron
rails purchased by the PhGnix iron Company from Ed
ward Samuel CO., the jury to-day rendered verdict
for the full amount of damages claimed SOS 935 33, in
favor Of samuel & Co. This st has been of much
iniere the trade and to the legal profession it
being one of number arising out of what is commonly
known "a the iron "boOm" The issue upon whether
the shipments made in accordance with the con-
tract which specified for the early spring the PhGnix
Iron Company endeavOring TO establish the fact that
sprng began March l, the plaintiffs cODtending that
there was only one meaning aud that that sprug
bcyan on March 20 and ended juno 20 or u. There
defence except upon this technical meaning Of
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
TuE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
AND IRISH AFFAIRS.

MR. LOWELL AND ln''m .,rp,c.N - SUSPECTS
ASKING THE RELEASE OF pn la%soss
-mDIcI orlSlUH OPP c,,,Tr.u rr u TRIALS COMPARED
MMrrr ,.rTrrs OF GENERAL Interest . -
Mr. sSs ho~s I'll again urged ID Mr. FGTn'sT amsT,dO to
waive 'he oo m Lave the country. Medical
suspects quo" ;no mistaken in regard to DR..
opinion iena' ~ase the leading medical journals
tirmins hsSG his responsibility Mr.; Smiths peas
ant ant propretOrship resolution aWakeGs some piO
iic % and private opposition on the ConSerVa'lIe
side. Englishmen contrast with eompiacency ,lio
trials of MacLean and Gmteau' All spccui'c
CONS CONS respecting the political significance OF
nOrmo,I,s release have been abandoned. Mr.
Gladstone is suffering from an irritation in the
.I.root and his illness is more serious than has
been publicly stated. Darwlns death mas
broucbt out tributes to him as the foremost
modern man of science.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB MEETING.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 22.-The improve
ments the Louisville Jockey Club grounds nre rapidly
approaching completion, ana by May the steepecbase
course will be entirely finished Horses arriving from
every part OF the country OHIO, Illinois, Tennessee,
Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi Georgia. South Caro-
linU Missouri and Kentucky already have representa-
lives numbering nearly two hundred while stabng for
over three hundred has already been engaged. The
tire Nashville clan viii arrive May l, while next
week the entire delegation that participated In the recent
meeting at NewOreaDs will arrive aud prepare for the
coming great meeting. which opens with free Derby
day May rs, continuing eleven days. HndOO, Luke
Blackburn, Runnymedc and Charlie GOrhain will COM
prise the string or the DWyeS AID they are already on
their way to Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
GRIMES And DC1SUALrIES-BY TELEGE1PI

A CHfLr.MUEDEREG TO BE HANGED.
RfguFn.D IT., April 22.-Icters the child
murderer, executed Friday next. I7 wife Il A.
been sencnccd 10 ten years Imprisonment IN The fctth-
u4TJ.
RAILROAD ROBBERS ARRESTED.
SYRACUSE, April 22.-AaItin Ryan and George
Smith arrested last night for roDDig rcsh cars on
The Syracu., Bnghamton RarOad. 1heir bOiy a
large quantity Of cigars
COLOKED MAN MURDERED
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, April 22.-" Dave Cook,
coored was shot killed ihis morning at Whcside sta
fiou this city, by white min, - "a CmdIess WHO
Las not yet arrested 1t cod.bOoded murder
FATALLY INJURED BY A TRAIN
TROY ApTil 22.-Henry Wolf and son. while
crossing Troy Boston Railway track at Merose IN
wagon afternoon into BY train ana fatally
injured. Wos skull fractured and the boy legs eIe
cut OIL.
SUICIDE OF AN OLD MAN.
PROVIDENCE, k. l., Apnl 22.-Peleg Peek, age
sixy.hye Of Central Fails committed suicide tis morning
bv sboong himself the head lie leaves wife and four
daughters lie dcspOndent because OF III health aud
inability 10 work.
4 LETTEK.CARRIER CHARGED WITH THEFT.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-N liam Watt letter
of embezzng from the malls Marke money stolen
fTom Letters fully Identified aud traced 10 him lie was
held in VI 900 bail for trial
SENTENCED AND FINED FOR BRUTALITY
BORpENTOwN, ~ j.. April 22.-Davd g. wall,
the farmer living NewEgypt Ocean County Who was
tcEle on Rachel Lay has been nntd W
he court 800 costs which will amount ~ about toOO
TIRED OF THIS WORLD.
RALEIGH y. c., April 22.-Dr. Guss, an aged and
- c te nan committed suicide In No. 10 Township
Sbarris County taking morphine lio had spoken o al
Of the world and VIA tired of IT, For fifteen years he
had lad an extcneiye practice Ia Charleston D. Z.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
THE PRoyIDEycE TOOL COMPANY.

PROVIDENCE, April 22.-A meeting of the
creditors OF the Providence Tool Company held to-
day. statement presented showing liabilities Of
81 IOOO59l 80 including $Sj3 G33 70 notes payable.
The assets are placed at S2690,lll, including real
estate valucd 1902. machinery worth 81 329i2
and S9l 4O3 copanys stock. The latter is worth
less nOw. A committee was appointed 10
anime the statement and report III print TO
creditors. The committee was also author
lied the cash assets in finishing tho
stock process ana make It marketable The com
nittce consists of II. X. Nightingale, Robert Knight
Ii. Thomas Albert G. Tcnny and j. III. Robinson The
meeting adj Iurnrd to the call Of the committee The
amount Of Indebtedness larger than anticipated
The Providence banks hold about quarter Of million
do rs al H.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

LoNDoN, April GA dispatch to The Times from
Constantinople says; Mr.. Foster the director Of
the Ottoman Bank, who has been conducting nego-
taions with the Porte the subject of the Turkish
bonded debt states that if the question OF the posi-
ton which the Russian war indemnity is to occupy
with reference 70 the debt is not solved before hs
departure for London the 9th inst, he viii ad-
wise his Government to insist upon the creation of
an international financial commission, as recon-
nenocd by the Berlin Congress-
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
FRAGMEN1S or WESTERy NEWS.
FATAL. rxPLosfos OF A BoILEi

FATAL EXPLOSION OF A BOILER.
SpRIvCFIELD. April 22.-JOhn ShOat, far
rner wa killed yesterday b. he explosion of the boiler
of II steam saw mill near CataWba.
HORSE DISEASES IN CHICAGO STABLES.
CurCAGO, April pa form of the epizOotc
or ppkcye IN. appeared at many stables here AMI some
-tinatrs make the number Of horses Infected D. hSn
"a. on.-hird of all In the city. The disease, II detected
early, II readily trcated-
A PRISONERS STATEMENT DIsCREoIrED.
CHICAGO, April 22.-lhe police aHhoiltles
ber M moi cfcd, the statement Of Reynolds, who Is I'M
der arrest ia London Tor completely In The laton Gar
den Post OAce robbery, that his home j. IN Chicago
I, ..v fLer. In only Reynolds of crooked pTOpcn
sifs knoW here and that he IA serving term at sing
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
THE GARFIELD FLOR1L TRIBUTES

CHICAGO, April 22.-Thc magnificent floral
tributes presented by Queen Victoria and the Emperor
of Brazil upon the occasion OF President G1reldA
cra brought here from Cleveland TO be cmbalmed,
the woman who secured the work being allowed IN re-
the privilege OF exhibiting them and selling pho
togrnphs Of them. The Garfield Monument Committee
cut short the time OF exhibition, compelling the
to borrow money 10 complete the work One OF the
leaders getting tired oi waiting for payment got
writ OF Tcplcyln and the flowers slowed in
the dusty Of police justice where tbey
Eminent legal talent has been secured each sid aud
the case up W ccA from today
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
MR. DIVENPORT IN MARYL1ND

BALTIMORE, April 22.-A Sun dispatch from
Cumberland, dated April p, says "It discovered
tonight that John Davenport, OF Ecw-York Cfy paid
"a quick visit Cumberland yesterday. What his bust
ness here il known but Is generally supposed
10 be in reference the Robert Lindsay branch OF the
ttgaung. Tho alleged persons 10 the Robert Lindsay
affair 1--we N and about Cumberland. Davenport lett
here fo<inV
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
RACING In ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 22-The race for an Experimental
Unnters' Flat Race Plate, at Sandown Park to-
day. was won by r. CannOn's hve-year-od chest
nut gcldng Jolly Sir john H. f. Boyd's six-vear-
old chestnut gelding Barnweil was second and Col
oncl Barlow's five-ycar-old Floating Feather, third
Ten horses ran. The Grand International Steeple-
chase was won By j. B. LeigiIs siX-yeaI-old The
Scot f Gretton'S AutIcnt Pistol was second ana
j. GnbbInss MIld Lady, tllrd seven horses ran.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
RrVEWTD DISCONTENT IN BULGARIA..

PInuIpPOPOIs, April 22--TelegraIns received
here indicate renewed discomfort i'll Bulgaria. Sew
cral dcVu,atons haveaTived III Soma to make repre-
sentations 10 Prince Alexander. Five OF the
members of the deputatons have been I'M
prisoncd and some of the Others have been
escorted TO their homes The wives of the i'm
prisoned members have solicited an audience with
the Prince to request him to guarantee their hus-
l,.1r,1lai liNp
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
THE kSHANTECS AND GAMANS.

LONDON Apn IA dispatch from Cape Coast
Castle under date of April %, says: Commissioner
Lonsdac has been intrusted with the task OF settl-
ing the dispute between the Ashantees and Gamans,
and will start for Comassie OH the 81 mst with an
escort of forty-nve Houssas. He will thence pro-
coed TO the chief town of the Gamans In the mean
time the King of ASbantcc has sent several thou
sand roops 10 attack the Gamaus. ALI the roads Ill
1l.. it1flr arnh hlncled.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
A CIRCUS RIDERS DEATH.

Specol cutie dispa'c 10 The Nec iOrt EceninG Iccqam
PARIS. April 22.-Emiile LOisset, the circus
ider was killed in the full Hush Of youth and beauty at
the raue Dto the other day by iall from her horse
- Y pcngr during a rehearsal Sho was the sister oil
utor famous circus rider ClOtilde, the Princess
Won Ecnss Like her, sho mlgnt have been princess
go icere admirers Prince Ieuss walked at the head OF
be norners aud among the scndcrs Oi thc ZoO wealhs
and bouquets wich concealeh inc heaso "ere o"Oels
t,l,o nj France.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
MEMoRL1L or THE CHINESE QUESTION.

SAN FRANCISCO April 22.-A memorial to
President Arthur. reviewing the local aspect Of the
Chinese question and asking his signature to the csric
tive lill has been adopted by The Republican state Com
ittec the Republican Lc0slc, prominent business men,
Governor Perkins ana Mayo Blake and "lil De Tor
Wardcd by mail to-day.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
APOLLLNARIS JgATER SUITS.

BOsTON, April 22.--In the United States
Circuit Court several suits have been begun by the
Ap0llinars Company 0imei) Of London against several
we-knOwn Boston dealers in mineral waters to test
their right 10 use the trademark ApOlinaris upon
packages and bottles Of water artihcIy manufactured
Roscoe COnklng appears counsel for the complain
ants.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
TIE ABOLITION QUESTION n CUBA

HAVANA, April S.-Thc Conservative slave
boacs are greatly exaspcraed at the propagation OF
A,oionist doctrines which the Liberal, strongly
foentlng In SPAIN knowing that instantaneous abOl
tinn would produce changes which would be Oi very
questionable benefit 10 the white population.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
EFFECTS or THE MISSOURI CYCLONE.

CHICAGO, April 22.-SlayOr Harrison received
a letter this morning from Mayor Rcaves, Of Browns
VILE Mo- saving that the loss to that town by the recent
cyclone waa S2JOOOO aud that many people are home
|, - and destitute account Of H.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
An ASSISTANT BLSH0P ELECTED.

VICKsBURG, Miss, April 22.-The Protestant
Epscopal Council Of the old age and increasing
nhrnities Of Bishop Green which have disabled him
frou thc discharge Of Episcopal duties has elected
bishop Wingiei, Of California, Assistant Bishop OF the
Illnn-.an If AlLssls.Lnui.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
TWO CIRCUS TIGERS KILLED.

BoRDENrowN, y. j., April 22.-TwO tigers
belonging TO the Circus Royal, Their way from Cam
dcn 10 Mount Holly the Amb division Of the Penn
sylyania Railroad this morning escaped from their
cages. The keepers unable TO capture them alive,
1 b ff.If I fbcrul hat
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
4 MINISTRIES DEATH FROW SM4LLPOK.

FALL RIVER, Mass, April 22.-The Rev.
Ralph Fotlergil, Of the Primitive Methodist Church,
died night Of smallpox, aud four OF his children are
sick with the disease. opposed to vaccination,
aud would allow himself his iamily to be vacci-
fnl
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
DUEL TO BE FOUGHT IN MARYLAND.

MONTREAL, April pit is reported that q
due will take place between NJ. des Rosters, advocate,
and NJ Benvcnue editor of La PGfre arising ont Of
din.rrnce of opinion on the Canadian independence
uu,sliou Ihe Issue viii Ue fought cut III May land
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
SALE or THE HENRIETTE NINE.

LEADvILLE. Col, April 22.-Thc Hcnriette
Nine. owned BY Messrs. Tabor. Blaine Chalcc, Moiat
Wilson and Kassle been sold TO English and French
cautasts for 100000. The value Oi lie Oic IN sghI
il said to be -7OOOOO
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23

that Mr. Thompson. the Mayors employer, who Is
said to be very wealthy did not furnish the entire
amOunt
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23

hlinalnnam to-day. All spcculatlonS rebpcct-
ing the political significance of his release
have been abandoned. The attempts to en-
tangle the Government in negotiations proved ut
tcrly futile.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Gladstone's illness is slightly moro serious
than has been publicly stated. He is suffering from
irritation in the throat and q cough and has
hnquished all his engagements for two days. In
Guiry this afternoon shows him to be much better.
Professor Tyndall contributes to The Times to-day
a luminous exposition of Kochs remarkable investi
cations of tubercular disease, demonstrating by
periments animals that the disease is caused and
propagated by living parasites.
Darwns death has brought out a series of trib-
utes English and Continental to him as the foremost
modern man of science. The Unanimity thus far
is unbroken even by ecclesiastical dissent
PRINCE WALES PREVENTS \ PANIC.
The performance of Patience" on Monday at
the Savoy Theatre begins the second year of con-
tinuous representation. Mr.. Sullivan conducts.
An explosion last night at the Court Theatre
caused great alarm. panic was averted by the
GOODNESS of the Prince of Wales, who ordered his
own patty to sit still and signalcd to the rest of
the house to preserve order Ii was discovered
that there was no danger. G. W 5.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23

left Portland. His body found yesterday morning
hanging TO q beam on the seerage deck
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23

NINE MINUTES FROM BERLIN TO wAsHINGToN-coN-
GRATULATORY DISPATCHES on THE OPENING OF
THE NEW LINE
New-York tribune., 1882-04-23

a CIILF.MUEDEREN TO BE HANGED.
RIcHFoRD, w.. April 22.-Pcter,, re chId
murderer viii executed Friday next Iiis wife Il
been sentenced ten years Imprisonment IN The fcnt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-03

THE Senate passed the Apportionmont
BIN On the 2I<t, and the House further
amended the Post-oflice hill. Adjourned
until 23i.
A LOCOMOTIVE boiler exploded in the
Wabash roundhouse AZ Ia Fayette, Ind,
on the Goth. The conclusion blew out the
walls and the roof crashed down on the
shapcIess ruins. The roundhouse and ex-
ploded engine were totally demolished. Fiji
teen locomotives were buried In the ruins.
The disaster created intense excitement.
Had Il occurred ten minutes later twenty
men would have been caught. A. Il was
seven men were buried under the wreck. %
whom three were unhurt. three slightly and
Michael Kunnuff dangerously wounded.
The Coroner's jury investigating the
death Or Mr.. Nelson, = Pittsburgh, Pa,
have rendered 4 verdict that she died IN con-
sequence Or fall while intoxicated, and not
| from beating BY her husband, . provi-
ously reported.
THE residence Of George Cunning
ham, Aineli2~hurg. Can, was DESTROYED BY
| fire on the 10Th, and his three children were
burned q death.
SOPHIE TURNER, Of s.. Adams. VT,
has been arrested FOR burning % death On :
hot stove . child q 3yezrs, son Of Peter
! Gerry.
THERE was desperate shooting
match In Louisville. Ky, On the 10Th, in
4 which Jahn Wyatt. the famous cx-Gogern-
ment Mar.hal, who has bagged more moon
sinners than any man IN the country, was
! probably fat NV wounded bv Jesse cnn-
4 ningham and Thomas J. Council. Two dep
utie- Or tho CITY Court, who hAd warrants
for biz arrest on . charged Of selling liquor 70
minors. Fourteen shots were exchanged.
wyatt receiving three wounds anil Csnnall
scratch Oh the temple
Tx court-martiaI 10 try Sergeant
Mason, who shot 81 Guiteau. adjourned u
procure diagram 81 the jail and surround
lngr. "A plea ~ "not guilty. was entered.
A YAEDMAx named Moses QuigleJ
was killed III Rock Island the other night.
bis neck being broken BY the collision 81
TWO freight cars.
A WRECK occurred On the Lake Shore
a Michigan Southern Road. near warrcn's
station, Ind, on the 10Th, caused By 4 train
running Into another section ahead of Il
The c4boose wa tele~copcd. the engine d.
mantlcd, and p. 3. johnson, brakeman,
seriously injured.
The sprague divorce suit i y Be set
tied. Mrs. sprague's petition FOR separation
end custody o. tho children will Be- grained
without aIImony.
DURizo the gale o. che 2oth the har'
Dor tux Uncle Buck was :wamped and sum-
q Evansville, Ind. Two boats we're wreck
end I've men,. two women end enc chilli
were drowned.