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ON BOARD THE NEMESIS.
Deaths of Children in'the Storage OF Another
Rotterdam Steamer.

DR.. George M. Tuttle physician in chief OF
the emgrant hospital on Wards Island has written to
Secretary Jackson of the Emigration Commission about
the condition Of tho immigrants who arrived the
royal Netherlands steamship Nemesis from Rotterdam
May - lie says: 1T condition Of the children
ceived from the ship wreched, Ave Of them dying
almost Immediately after admission and many others
being in q weak and dangerous condition. The pas.
making complaints against those in charge
Of them the trip and they all testify that for several
days the water furnished to drink salt and bad and
sickness Immediately broke out among the children and
The sickness was chiefly measles or diarr9a The pas
sengers also complain ~ neglect the part OF the ship
surgeon. think hat as whole we have not received
ships load in such wretched and bad condition"
Complaints have been made against four OF the vessels
OF the Roy Netherlands line the last being that against
the Surrey, which was investigated By Commissioner
Starr on Friday and dismissed.
Nina Ahlsweh, young German woman, who arrived
on the steamship Rhine, May IL, has not yet been
able to obtain her trunk from barney Bign's baggage
express bureau ut Castle Garden She that 1t
contained $3.50 in cash. Mr.. Bign said ycsterday that
he thought she had accidentally changed checks with
fellow passenger as no trunk bearing the number of her
check, such she described could be found among
the baggage III his charge
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ANNIHILATIN9 THE APdCHEs.
Mexisans killing "a of Juh's Band-Trcubis
Threatened mt San Carlos.


DENVER. June 3-The Tribune's Santa Fe
correspondent has advlces from chihuahua
giving a more detailed account Of the attack
made by Gen. Puero. conn., ander Of the Nexi-
can troops in Chihuc.nua. and 400 Mev,.;car
cavalry on Juh's oand OF renegade Apache,
early on the morning Of the 25th ult.. near
o..-"e do Santiago The Indians were whipped
unmsrc,fui,.- Thirty bucks were killed
and tan taken priso'- Ars. Besides this the en-
tire camp outfit, including 'tY nead OF stock.
was captured. The Mexicans loo. one onlcer
and eight men killed. and two officer and
twelve men wounded. This. with tho losses
sustained in previous fights with United States
and Mexican troops. leaves the hostiles badly
=, TUCSON Ariz,. June s.-,A despatch from Fort
Thomas says: Orders have been despatched
to all tho dctachments Of troops in the field to
concentrate at once at San Carlos. as trouble is
anticipated. 1t il stated on good authority
have been received at the agency. giving rise
on Ash Creek have been increased by four COM
panies. This is the pass the Indians generally
go through when leaving the reservation"
WAsHINGToN. June 3.-Major J. =. Witcher,
President OF the board appointed to investigate
as to the number OF persons killed and the
amount OF property stolen or destroyed during
the recent Indian outbreak in Arizona, reports
that the total number killed was forty-two, in
GLIDING three unknown MeXicans. Five In all
were wounded. The depredations committed
as reported to the board by citizens involved
total loss to stock and other property Of $780,
$50. the principal sufferers being Reuben Pur-
dy. o. H. Smythe., Ramon Gonzales DR.. ]. p,
WEIGH. and Mrs. 3. b. York.
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halter OF long experience. acute powers Of
observation, and strong interest in his business pro-
vded his memory of the best and he had he al
small details might possibly something this
summers straw hats. Such a halter was found by
Sur reporter, wins drew from him the inform alton thai
Mackinaw sailor hats are to be the egning headgear
All are low and fiat crowned and rather brimmcd.
and the brms OF some turn while those OF others
fiat. They to sell for from 81 to 81 each The
porter saw all kinds and took the hners word for u
that they slightly different from those sum
mer; For heavy men. pompous men, and men OF the
sodest sort there are some big hghcrowned hats with
Manila They are the shape OF the latest felt Derby but
bigger and Hat on top. They weigh about much
small me asure OF swans down, and cost IS each Tbs
polka dot band has at last disappeared
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DEATH or GdRIBxLDL
King Wumbert Expressing Gricf-The French
Chamber OF Deputies Adiourns.

ROME, June 9..-The death Of Gen. Carl
baldi has produced an Immense impression.
The session Of the Municipal Council last night
adjourned on the arrival Of the news and the
performances In the theatres were stopped. A
great popular demonstration OF sorrow will be
arranged. Tho Chamber Of Deputies will I'D
journ. King Humbert has sent despatch to
Menotti Gnribaldi expressing griof at the
event and the loss his family and the country
have sustained.
The Municipal Council has adjourned until
the 18th inst. and will send deputation to
Caprcra to attend Garbadi's funeral. The
Bourses OF Rome. Genoa. and Naples have
closed. subscription has been opened by
political and workngmon's societies to raise
funds for the erection OF monument to Carl
baldi. The Chamber Of Deputies was crowded
to excess to-day. President Farini delivered
panegyrc on the deceased General during
which tho whole House remained standing.
Signor Depretis. President of the Council pre-
sentcd two bills, one postponing the national
fete till the 18th inst. and decreeing funeral
honors. and tho other providing for the cree.
tion o1 monument to Garibaldi ut the cost OF
the ~ state. and the payment Of pensions of
70 600 lire to his widow and each OF his five
chiidrcn. President Farini moved resolutions
that the Cham Der adjourn until tho 18th inst.
that the members attend in q body the popular
demonstrations in honor OF Garibaldi. and
tnat population 80 to Caprera to be present
Ct the funeral. Both of tho bills and the reso-
buttons were adopted. Tho Senate commence
rated Garibadi's death in similar manner.
MADDALENA Juno 3.-During the attack OF
bronchitis to which Gen. Garibaldi succumbed
he several times inquired If the steamer bring
ing Dr. Albancsi to Caprcra had been sighted.
and on being, answered in the negative he
seemed disturbed. He also asked for news OF
his son Manlio. and soon nfterward quietly OK
pred his features appearing as in sleep. The
death chamber ia arranged a mortuary
chapel. The body of the deceased General is
dressed in the white poncho and Embroidered
cap he habtually wore. body Of marines is
posted in the chamber as q guard Of honor
PARIS, June 3.-In the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day III. Borrglione expressed the grief of
the Republicans at the death of Garibaldi. NJ.
hi,pessan reminded the House OF tho help Gar
nldi had afforded France in her misfortunes
and moved an adjournment as sign OF mourn
ing. Despite the protest of the Right the mo-
ton to adjourn was carried by vote OF 301 to
l46. amid the cheers of the Left.
LONDON. June 3.-The Times in It's obituary
on Garibaldi. says: All his deeds will bear
criticism. 1t would have been happy If lie had
spoken less and written nothing"
Gen. Garibaldi's will orders that his body be
cremated and the ashes preserved in n por-
phyry urn near tho tomb OF his dead child Mt
Saprera. The will is dated Sept. II, 1881. and
intrusts the execution OF his wishes to his
wife. DR.. Albanese arrived only this morning.
the steamer having been delayed owing to q
dense log.
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Mrs. Francis Mehl. residing in Avenue A.
near Eighty sixth street committed to the insane
hospital on Blackwclrs Island weeks ago by Jus.
tice otorbourg, in tho Yorkyille Police Court on the
ahdavt OF John Lights Of Jersey City Heights tho
mans brother Mrs Elizabeth Lights Of 22s West Fifty.
NTH street Mrs Mehls sister in law was Witness ana
said she believed her sister to be without means Jus
tee otterbourg was subsequently Informed that Mrs
Mehl possessed some property, and yesterday he
moned John Lights Elizabeth Lights and others before
NM Mrs mehs attorney testified that she worth
between 5000 and 81 900 in mortgages and money.
Mrs Lights admitted that she possession OF her
sisters bank book and mortgage but said Mira Mehl let
them With her fo safe keeping she neglected to inform
tai because tho documents were In box which sls had
not opened Justice Oterbourg said evident that
ya,e hospital and spoke severely Of the haste with
the insane without doing anything for protection Of
her home furniture. other The matter
brought the attention OF the Commits sionera az
Charities and Correction.
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MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
A Bullet Found In n Boys Brain who was
Supposed to have Died Of - Fall.

BosToN. June Sat about 6 P. N. on Monday
Charlie Ripley syears old who lived with his father
Jacob Ripley, at Dorchester Lower Mis- left the house
and went into rho barn of q neighbor named Crane,
where Eddie Crane years old aud Percy Iutchin
son, years old Not than inmates sferward
one Of the boys out to Mrs. Hutchinson who was
hanging ont cothtr tie barn. and tod her tina.
Charlie had fallen and hurt himself. She after
ward said that she heard the fan She went TO
tho barn, and found Charlie lying the floor
insensible, with a bullet hole In his temple, from
which tho blood was flowing. She carried him to his
pitchork found where the boy fell aud IL
supposed that he had fallen upon one OF the prongs
which had punctursd the brain aud caused his death
The funeral held on Wednesday and the body placed
in tomb
Yesterday noighbor was accosted by the Crane boy
who requested change for cents. on being asked
why he wanted the change he replied that he going
to buy cents worth OF caps The man followed him,
and saw that he bought the paper percussion caps used
with chidrens toy pistols This circumstance set the
and told tho facts and his suspicions Other neigh
b0rs urged autopsy and to-day the father consented
The body was sent to DR.. Draper, medical examiner
who found twenty-five cabrs bullet in the brain IL
rAt called Mr. Rpleys attention to the Crane bow
that when he hrst looked the body he was sure that
he saw the marks OF powder about tho wound. At the
time OF the accident or tragedy, the barn doors
open, and Ars Hutchinson declares positively that she
did not hear the report Of pistol
The two boys who were with the Ripley boy have told
somewhat conflicting stories The one they tell
aud stick TO is that they were sitting in OF the stalls
eating cake when the accident occurred. The Crane
boy father SAYS positively that his son never had
pistol Meantime while the investigation Is going
and the is enyeloped III mystery Mrs. Crane has
gone away on a visit and taken her boy with her.
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THE SULTAN TO THE POWERS.
Declaring that he IL AbIe to Manage Egypt
without a Conf rence.

CoNsTANTSoPLE June 3.-The Sultan has
informed the Marquis de Noaics, the French
Ambassador. that tho Porte is able to remove
the difficulties in Egypt without conference.
The Sultan said he expected his Commission
ers to be obeyed. He felt quite confident OF
being able to restore Egypt to her normal
state, He said that even should the Commits
sioners encounter obstacles. he felt confident
2: being able to surmount any difficulty and
e tho n0t mere aa .S S he
The Porte has informed the powers that
Dervisch pasha and I.ebib Bcy would start for
Egypt to-day with full powers.
LONDON June IA despatch to the Standard
from Berlin says that the conference of the
powers on the Egyptian question will probably
assemble on Tuesday.
The correspondent Of the Times at Cairo says
1t Is reported that Ali Sadck. Minister OF FL
nance. has become insane. owing to fear of TO-
lence from his colleagues. The disturbing
rumors from Soudun are not confirmed.
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MURDER IN MASSACHUSETTS,
A Boy Shooting his Companion and then Es-
Gaping to the Mountains.

GREENFIELD, Mass June 3.-Franklin
County is ngitated over another murder. this
time in Deerfeld. some six miles south OF this
place. The victim, Charles Bigelow. was an
illiterate young man Of 1S. who lived with his
parents near what is known as Bars Long Hill
Tho whole family are ignorant. and live in the
most abject poverty in a small tumble down
shanty. and comprises. besides the parents. four
children. The tragedy occurred at p
M. yesterday in Bigelows house. and was
witnessed by one OF the girls. who says
that her brother and his, murderer. Walter
Curtis. had been examining n rifle in the
KITCHEN. and that Curtis had amused him
self several times by pointing the weapon at
various members Of the family. At the time
OF tho shooting Bigelow stood about fifteen
feet from the kitchen door. and Curtis was
standing In tho door. All of q sudden Curtis
raised the. rifle and fired. the ball entering
Bigelow's left side above the hip, passing
through the main intestine and out at the back
near the spine; Bigelow dropped to the ground
exclaiming " I'm shot" Curtis threw down
the rifle, and ran for the woods without stop
ping to learn his victims condition
Bigclow was carried into the house and med
ical aid summoned. but the physicians saw ut
once that there was no hope. and told him that
he must die. Ho expired at midnight. Green
field officers seurched all night and all day to-
day for Curtis. without success. Curtis has
evidently taken to the mountains and escaped
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THE FEELING IN IRELAND.
A Released Suspects Speech In Kilkenny
Monument TO Hangsd.FenIans.

LONDON, June 3.-SIr. Brennan, Secretary
OF the Land League. after his release from
prison yesterday. addressed large assem-
bage in Kilkenny. He said his real jaers
were Mr.. Gladstone. Mr.. Bright. Mr.. Chamber
lain. and the whole crowd OF pseudo humani-
tarans and renegade republicans who COM
posed the British Cabinet. He hoped II the
800 suspects were called upon for real sacri-
fees, they would DO ready. IL necessary. to die
for their country. They had seen the Govern
ment acknowledge Michael Davitt as u con-
queror. Much remained to be done. They must
tear up the very roots OF landlordism.
The Irish residents Of Liverpool are arrang-
ing demonstration in honor Of Mr.. Davitt, to
take place on Tuesday noat, Mr.. Davitt and
Mr.. Dillon will sail for New York on tho
steamer Germanic on Thursday
Forty-si1 Liberals voted with the minority
in the House of Commons last evening on Mr..
Daveys amendment excluding cases of treason,
or treason felony. from trial by tho Special
Commission Courts.
4 monument to Allen. Larkin. and O'Brien
talias Could the Fenians who were hanged at
Stafford in 1867. was unveiled at Ennis.
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New stand PHO and Fir. E..,,,.

combination Of stand pipe and fire escape
exhibited last evening the story building
81 North Moore street The IRE escape consists OF
comics each floor OF tho building ladders
leading to open exits. Tho flooring OF balcony IL
composed OF iron lattice work constructed that the
weight of person walking on it will break up any or.
binary collection OF ice that may form there threo-
inch stand pipe runs from the basement to the roof
with valve at each balcony which hose be
tached. Two 21i;inch streams were directed into the
stand Pipe under Battalion Chief Reeves's or.
ders yesterday and the united stream forced ninety
feet high IN the stand Pipe and $50 feet horizontally
man and Van Colt approved the working of the sp-
paratus. which is the Invention OF Mr. N. Benner or.
Chief Of the Chicago Fire Department The ladders
serve the nemen ~ well as the occupants Of the house.
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The Hoard OF Visitor. mt West Point.

PoUGHKEEPsIE June 3.-The weather was
fine at West Point today and larger number OF people
present than usual The Board OF Visitors held
session of two hours this afternoon, questioning Gen
Howard in regard to the general OF the de-
partment and soliciting suggestions. Two members of
the Board-Nessrs Pugh of Alabama and Tillman of
OF the opinion that something should he
done 10 fill up tile ranks OF the OF cadets which
now numbers 100 and when full 315 1t is stated that
cadets not graduated fast enough to MI THE vacancies
that occur the Out OF 100 start
second class now numbers only ~, the class having
been thus reduced by deficiencies in studies one
Der OF the Board suggested that apple Ads
sion and examinations be continued during the summer
months but, II is understood the Academic Board
opposed TO that course Invitations the number OF
800 have heon issued for the annual hop which
ne FRIDAY
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. arrlyca last wcck ls.o7n IMMIGRANT.

There arrived last week 1909 immigrants
President Arthur returned TO Washington yesterday
Manhattan Branch and the Ladies' Branch Of the Land
League Mill meet In BreYuort lall this evening
Bond "-Shotoyer, winner OF the Derby this year IL
all English hlly, Mr. Lorlard never owned her
An icewater tank OF tho Business Mems Moderation
society VIII soon be in operation at the Post ONCE.
=, Frank work Yesterday hled plans with the Bureau Of
buildings for large stable which he is about IN
oJ4 and 5O+ West SNty third street AT cost OF 5000
Judgments Of absolute divorce led Yesterday in
the following cases In the supreme Court MARY Stviber
from Charles Stoihcr aud IN ~" Court OF Common Pleas
Mary T. Lane from Theodore T. Lane.
Tea and grocery clerks viii meet IN WrndcIs Assem-.
ny knoins, 50 West Forty lonrth street at O'Clock
their stores at +. ". Saturdays excepted
one OF The large plate Glass windows I'm the top story OF
ue now I,i'4Ht building ON Frankfort street rel into
Tue street lhSI nNeWug narrowly missing mUWAn MhO
was passing Finding horselt uuhurt shs ran AWAY AZ
great spool without !VOAins back
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PORT W4RDEy SUMMERS INJURED.
A Fall Down IIatchwny DisIocates his
Spine and Causes Paralysis

Col. Moses Summers, Port Warden, SUI
fered a serious and. it is feared fatal accident
yesterday morning while officially inspect
ing the bark Royal Arthur. lying at the
foot OF Amty street. Brooklyn. He was
walking across beam to the forward part
Of the We 'scl and fell into the hold n distance
OF over twenty feet, and struck on his back on
Some hard ute. Io was unable to move. and
suffered Intense pain. On the arrival Of
AmbnIhn"e surgeon. w. i. spencer no was
and thon removed to the Long Island College
Hospital, whore it was found that no had sus-
famed partial diSlOcntiOn and fracture OF the
doIsal vrrt"rbrm. Te was completely para
lyned, and the slightest movement was attended
with gr"a' suffering. A consultation OF physi-
clans wae held. at which an operation was re-
Solved on.
Col Summers wns placed under the influence
OF ether. nud At 4 O'Clock the operation was
performed by, Prof. Dwight. assisted by other
ppny1'hiAS, The injuries are OF very serious
HatuIri amt should Col. Summers, survive
ne VIII, ir i. thought be paralyAed az long
as he l..o4, The accident has caused much
h{mh"NN Hud regrot among the largo circle
W we "' ,flunate mans friends. Col. Sum
ihrfI r"r..rs AZ ~ Delaney street in this city
maf IN syracuse, where he was connected
WIN 'h' syracuse SdIdd,J nearly forty years
MhGn hr was appointed 10 the Office OF Port
warden by Gov. Cornell he was the editor of
thai paper, he served through the war with
sea he was Qu@rtormnster in Gen. ii.
a. BarnGm's brigade. He went 10
inc Assembly one torn from Syracuse He
Is G2 wears Of age aud u widOwer At u late hour
last night tho attendant physician at the hos
pital reported that he was much easier than
during tho day, but he could not hold out much
nope OF his recovery.
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SPECIAL AGENT AYERS QUANDiRY.
Arrested while Trying to SoIze Valuable
Paintings for Customs Duties.

Angelo Brunacci and Lodovico Spridon OF
Rome, Italy, registered on Thursday at the Hoffman
House. box which they said contained valuable paint
ings part of their luggage, Early last evening
tall man with an official air sent his card to them and
was shown to their room. A few moments later he
appeared at the desk. said he customs ocer and
exhibited TO r. OConnor the clerk AN invoice made out
by the United states Consul ut Rome for the paintings
the possession OF the Italians, which he said had been
sinugged on false manifest lilo asked to exhibit
his badge, but said he had none. lie arrested
though protesting loudly and taken to the Thrteth
street station The Italians said there that their paint
ings were worth S25OO, and that they had paid the
custom House fees on the pier the an oun being S5.
few moments after the Italians had left the station
house Appraiser Howard, who had been for, ap.
pcaed aud Identified tho prisoner as Ira Aver special
custom house agent lie was released. In the mean
time the Italians had returned to their room at thu
Hoffman House, and loaded with several large, square
bundles, had left the hotel
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BROOkLIN.

The city Mission and Tract Society has designated the
Rev Charles W King To OhciHe Protestant CHAPLAIN
1T the Kings County Penitentary succeed the Rev
Job g. Bass, who WAS dlsplUccd because lie aud tic
warden were unable 10 agree.
A H. Daily the counsel for James Y Walsh who I.
sentenced I've hanged June ~ for the murder OF his
swc, theAT Barbara Grocuthal il obtaining signatures
for petition to the Governor for Communication the
sentence to imprisonment for life,
The orr oG gentleman connected with the BROOKLYN
Library Association to purchase NJ RuCtni the books
tie late Eastern District Library, which have been ofer
ed Tor sale puNl" that stl,ns place furnished
90 establish bl"noh 81 ta' BROOKLYN Library IN VII
linn ,hurTl Ia, u Ae'pr't Tie trF.rs OF IL. East
crn bstrci Library have yCct - hire room for Ihrra
years, AT ort not pNcreli@s Fjuph to DO used Rs
library and reading room,
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New York Capitalists Proposing to Purchase
NInrarn Falls Property.

BUFFALO. June ga special from Niagara
Falls Ont that during the past three days repre-
sentative OF Now York capitalists has been
the value of the popular Prospect House. Niagara Falls
Museum and Table Rock House property, with view Of
bnyiug the The property of the three enterprises
mentioned is charmingiy located Just below Horseshoe
Fall and commands the best view obtainable OF both
parts of the eetaync The land, which extends back
the blu hasa frontage OF about 500 feet the
prectpice forming the baak OF the river.
II IL said that the purpose OF the purchasers lie to
hancc the value OF The property by improvements which
fort OF visitors The Canadian Government engineer
has just finished the survey for the substantial iron
fence to be built along the edge Of the bank from Table
Rock to the railway suspension bridge. This will be
1anenta and furnish needed protection against acct
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Ordination OF PrIe.t. .nd De.con..

Troy. June Sat the semi annual ordination
at ST. Josephs Provincial Seminary to-day the Right
Rev. Bishop MacMahon of Hartford ordained the follow
ing priests The Revs. Michael j. Considine Michael j.
Feeley, archdiocese of New York; James b Conroy,
John j. Dillon Richard H. Gahan, John =. Howard
diocese OF Peoria
The following deacons ordained The Revs John
j. Carr. William II. Murphy, Henry y Xavier archdio
eese OF New York; Daniel T. Curtin, John W Dolan
william 4; Ryan, John j; To3mey diocese OF Albany
John J, Gleason, James A. Hickey, John +. Hopkins
James T. Herman, and Joseph G. Nagin, diocese OF
About forty priests besides those in the diocese of Al
bAuy i'll attendance