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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE TRIAL or FR4AK JAMES.

ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL BEGUN-"DICK" LlDDELL
TAKEN TO PLACE OF SAFETY.
GALLATIN, Mo-, Sept. 3.-At the opening OF
the court this morning Frank James looked nervous
aud haggard. The Judge decided to give tho prosecu-
tion ten and the defence twelve hours In which TO pre-
sent their arguments The instructions for the State ana
the defendant were then read Tbo Instructions ior
murder in the second degree do not amount to muci
The instructions as the credbity OF witnesses were
clear aud favorable the defense, the jury being in
structed that the testimony OF associates In crime re-
auires cOrroboration 10 tne exten, Of certainty.
W. ID. Hamilton. prosecuting attorney OF Davies
cunty oueued the case for tho State and was followed
by John Glover for the defence, Mr. Glover dlscnssed
the testimony Of "Dck" Lidde aud the fords ana a-
tempted TO BY statements OF the nine reputable
witnesses only four men were Ia tho WINSTON foo
berry, ,,..,
Marshal Lang ghoru. who has charge OF Dick" Lidde
concluded rather unexpectedly to-day TO return ms
prisoner TO Kansas CITY, He had been tobl tuat MS
prisoner was not safe In Galatn Tnere was very ntIe
10 base such fears upon but hs guard concluded 10 take
no cnances anu they departed with the prisoner last
night IL noticed tnat the inOrmer declined 10 get
out ut Cameron. the supper station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Sept. 3-The Bishop and Town Council OF
Avon strennousy opposed the e1humA-
tton OF the remains OF shakespeare
Ioxpoy Sept. 3-rhe Russian Government has Issued
an edct forbiddng the Poles from celebrating the b
centenary OF sobiesks raising the siege OF Vienna, on
the 12Lh instant
pans Sent 3-Admiral Pierre is en- route home from
Mad.oascar having been attacked by serious Illness
BERLIN Sept. 3-rhe anniversary OF the battle OF
Sedan passed OF quietly Emperor William. accompanied
nv Count Won Motke, visited q panorama c.Inmemora-
tive OF that battle just completed Dy Anton werner
Inxnos Sent. 3-One hundred aud fifty persons died
.,or, cboera Yesterday In Upper Egypt There were
i've deaths by cholera IN Alexandria yesterday
PALERMO, Sept. 3.-rwo hundred persons have been
arrested in the province OF Grgenti on charges oi
brtgandage Among arrested are priest several
,andowuers a nd mem Ders OF Communal Councils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE TROUBLES IN HUNGARY.

AGRAM, Sept. 3-The citizens Of this place have
resolved to drape their houses with black. shut
their shops and stop all traffic II the hungarian
escutcheons are restored i'll public places.
PEsIH, Sept 3.-Some peasants attending inc
market at Gorican have destroyed the Hungarian
,scptcheon at the post Office and the barracks In
tho melee one man was killed and several were
wounded.
VIENNA. Sept 3.-The Ban of Croatia is to be re-
nlaced by Baron Won Rambcrg, who is 10 remain IN
power until the question of the Hungarian
escutcheons is settled.
SzrGErvAR, Hungary. Sept 3.-Serious anti
.Jew,sh roting occurred here during the night, the
mob committing terrible havoc upon property
'rroons have been summoned and are ell route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
AN INSOLVENT FIRMS AFFAIRS.

SMALL AMOUNT OF ASSETS OF WRIGHT. WOOSTER
co OF BosToN-THE CREDITORS MEETING.
BosToN. Scot. 3.-Ihe unsatisfactory state
- On. ag,irs or wright Wooster Il Co. was made mani
feat In tneir creditors this afternoon The liabilities
were shown to be $4,000. and the available assets
s1os 600 The latter, instead OF having been turned
over 10 the creditors. been placed In the hands OF
Henry c. Hutcnius, the attorney for tho hrm' ana py
his vice no transfer has been made Charles e. Ray
,,,ond ~ IN. investigating COMMITTEE said that the
,s u,on which the creditors had any hold consisted
of two roll.top desks and somc office furniture The
committee recommends the bringing Of insolvency pro-
ceedngs Mr.. Wright. one of ;ho members OF ne nrn.
antagonso to the creditors OF tue nr but
af ne mad sought legal COUNSEL aud nad done wnat he
h hv advice ut not with any idea OF thwartins the
desres of nis creditors He also stated that MS rm haa
tlea a petition III insolvency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE pennsylvania C4MPAIGM
AN ATTACK UPON THE REPUBLICANS BY MR' hENsEi-
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

AN ATTACK UPON THE REPUBLICANS bf Mn' hINsI1
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBusE.l
RrpFoRp. Penn, Sept. 3.-The pohtca'
caupaisu in Pennsylvania opens at Bedford this wees'
T,niynt Chairman HeDsel delivered an ADDRESS 10
Democradc meeting the court house,iand tonorr""
night Chairman Cooper aud Senators Mcfariine ano
Ioneeneek r will open the campain for the hepuon
cans III lie same place
Chairnau Hinsel, in his speech tonight claimed
,o., the Democracy of Pennsylvania had carried ous
,bs informs promised in the last canPa'sn s"~' '.S'
Damocradc House had turned oug | 'rSs ouno'r ot
.sss officials whilst the Republican Senate had NOS
a,smi.sed any, that a large saving had been maze :"
,hs contingent fund.- advertising for supplies ahu ior
,hs .u,pe, themselves. He claimed also that 'no
eo,a,e did not want an apporuoh"eh''
and he advocated dstricting the state IN
ooo,dance with the strength OF the Respective
Ras,s,ture tne Kepub leans paced every oostracu
NJ conld i'm the way OF an apportionnrh| ne uS
cI,ra lhat aimee tine Constitution was auovsoe
r. nunlican Governor, Republican legislators aou
~ liam cuur, nd refused TO carry OUT tuS
=, ,na Consruon, He denounced tue firu'n ooara ~
Rennhlcau Governors and reierrru 10 tue Pau,o , G
In e and his coufederates after ticy "efe
~ no emitentiary by Republican JUICE. ne paorv p,
~ ,o hlame for the failure 10 pass tue Appoi .iouoa
s,s an tae Republican Senate lie SAID tha toere "ou
n no bills passed uilli aiter tuc
aocton wnen tue atc party, wnicn now nsu VA"
Covernor and House, would get conro Vi tno oeuse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE DAMAGE TO The FISHING FLEET.

CHICHESTER, Mass, Sept. 3.-Vessels arrlv-
,n ,ro,n he Grand Bank report the STORM az very
ever, II began Oh Wednesday at sunrise continuing
. o nin, nourt from the southeast, when 1t changed
,orortuwcst. making a tremendously heavy sea Ine
.,o,ner Matthew NJ. Murray Loaf her mausaiL Inc
49, ~ .n,s ran nine hours under bare poles curing
=, = haav,ast ol the gale Tne schooner Augusta H.
,hp.on. f. L. Mayo and Welcome mad their on" "asas hs
s1uy, ana Lost tlicir dories, anu hcary u" VIZ O'
vessels re ,,ori or less uauldSc. -, p.u~ eoo,
S, anSiey rs elr for the safety OF the Bank nee,
and it Is feared rhat the vessels wnicn "oi0 P
bottom up Georges Bank oeionEeu "o'0' -
tuu,x n s.. Sept 3-rhe brigantine s. s. Musson'
-, - to.d,y from Jamaica lnagua, reports
having felt the storm seserey wnen on TIE nor'uc'n
- -, corg,,s Banks on Thursday. Tne day following
"A vessel bottom up passed. anu soon a''oi '
Riding LII ght was picRei up
Oh. creS uf tho schooner j. w. Russell. OF Mahohe
p, 1vhic wes lost sixty miles off sambro III "euhes'
60 storm were Captain Aieh Ernest, HuDeri Ernest
r,,v,, Ernest Beuauin Ktiser. James Westhaven'
Henry Seioent William Snare. Ezra Nader, and Isaac
r,,,,cover One of these men alter being wash"u Oh
IN, vs- II SWAN back 70 tile wreck again. There were
four men cnsing the rigging out tney couu r'"uo'
hun assistance. A..
ST Johns. NJ f., Sept 3-Cap;ain Nickerson' OF the
.chooner gessy lust arrived from the Grand BANK
accrites passng through perfect sea OF shat1ereu
dories broken booms spars gaffs and other gear oi
ashiug vessels. The Bessy narrowly escapeu gome
down with all hands
rhe Englsh big Edith Eleanor with salt, was driven
ssuors dnring the ga o Thursday at Kings Cove Bona
visa Bay. - :,
to,ei,acnce received from Trepassy this evening Is
20 tne eject that several New woun9aho aesscs 10 IS
srS rter casks dOrtes and punts are hourly driven
Ashore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
LIFE ENDANGERED BY FIRE.
A CINCINNATI WAREHOUSE BURNED.

A CINCINNATI WAREHOUSE BURNED.
FLIGHT OF MEN AND W MEN BEFORE rHE FLAMES
FIRE WOMEN MISSING AND THREE PERSONS
INJURED.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept 81 Shortly before o'clock
this afternoon fire broke out on tue first hoor OF
the rag and paper warehouse of Henry Dreman u
Co., No. 232 Walnut-st With remarkable swift
ness the flames ran up through the five stories OF
the double-front warehouse and communicated
with The Tn,es-Star building adjoining it on the
south side. In less than fifteen minutes both
buildings were mass of flames.
Mary Flynn, working on the third floor of the rag
warehouse, jumped to the ground, breaking her leg
and sustaining other injuries. Augustus Huber
also employed on the third floor, managed to get
down the stairway but fell unconscious on the first
floor. His head aud face were burned almost to
crisp. and he cannot recover. Marv Meinges and
Stella Meirs were cut off from the stairway on the
second floor, but jumped to the pavement safely.
They said that another girl was on the same foor
and was afraid to jump
Grave fears are entertained for the safety OF five
employees of the rag warehouse-Mrs. ODonnoil.
Rosa Liddle, Mary Burke Annie Lynch and
Nellie Kelly. They had not reported at their
homes at the usual hour and thought to be in
IN the ruins.
Henry Harretch, a spectator. was crushed against
wall by hook and ladder wagon and fatalyfn
jured. portion of wall fell while several fire.
men were on ladders placed against it. One of the
men was knocked OFF by another aud fell twenty
fee sustaining painful but not IA al Injuries; ~
The rag warehouse completely ruined. The
loss on the building is estimated at $35O0O; on
stock, $780, 900; partly insured: The building was
owned by the heirs of Robert Crawford. The three
upoer stories of The 1inleS-otdr building. lucluuiDg
the composin room, were en- rely destroyed. The
loss to the company is $4,000. The building was
owned by g. b. Hollister. whose loss Is $4,000
The losses are fully covered by insurance.
A. Strauss. Son & Co., whlskey rectitiers, whose
establishment adjolns Dreman's, suffered loss on
stock of 1000; insured. The 1imes-Stdr re-
celyed kind Offers of assistance from other news
pap rs and ex poets to proceei with Its publication
as usual Tomorrow The VOtkes6tdH VIII do the
printing aud The Enquirer has offered to lend the
type.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERIC1.
THE ELECTION IN COLOMBIA.

inv THE CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
PANAMA, Sept. 3, via Galveston.--The Presl-
dsutaI election took place yesterday and passed OH
quietly in Panama At one tine affairs looked somewhat
threatening and the police were ordered to load their
carbnes The voting in Panama would Indicate that
DIR. Nnnez has been elected By large majority
The result at Colon and Buenaventura was In favor OF
nr Nu6ez Everything passed of peaceaoly No au-
,hont,c reys from the interior has yet been received
INCIDENTS BEFoRE THE ELECTION.
P.xIMA Aug. 25.-Advices from Bogota to the oth
that political riots consequent Oh the approach
M IN, eec1on have occurred and were at
tended with loss OF life. Nulez and Witches had been
the only candidates until o few weeks ago. wnen tue
snds n, president Otalora put him for reelection
The Nunez PARTY were furious. One OF them sen'r
Becerra declared that revolution was meditaed 10
Panama in which the Colombian Guard would
take part owing to its being bought ovor. lie
srske Of tho danger 10 the Republic because the CanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
REpUBLICAN ASSOCIATION MEETINGS.

The Ist Assembly District Republican
aoa,,on held ,ts regular monthly meeting at No 2S
vartck st. last evening, Charles H. Irsinor In 'n"
chain commune alton was received IRON Tue 'o"'ra
Committee submitting the proposed aneianen' W s"o
constut,ou OF the Republican Associations permitting
IN r,.rs ,Sho yoted the Republican ticket at the
,a.t Presidential election to vote at kepuoioan
,o,,.s whether borne on the ron OF
~ o..ocatiou or not. Colonel Matthew
~,...ort stated that ne had opposed the motion
9, the Central Committee but having p'en over
ruled by the majority. he should accept tne
aoc,,,ou. and ho therefore heartily seconded the
,,rono.ea amendment as It now stood Tho
,ot,oo was then carried unanimously. severa
n ,oeuhers were proposed and the meeting adjourned
80 tho trst Monday in October. The new rooms VIII
N. omen every night OF the week hereafter.
Az the meeting OF the vIItn Assembly Disrlct hepuo
cAns Eed last evonlns ~ o,,pluS the primaries 20
s,l Rspubcan was adopted. sixteen nane' "'ro
pSpS's5x xs iGr Assembly District Republican Associa
tion Lrld us regular m0saly nSnnli Jona j.
at ths arssiag Alter dsposng OF several unmpor.
rant matters speecncs were ntue ~, >" nan aiiawsd
an , auuta of dees ates tho County Co"yeh,onsa ~
pr, ylous elec IL was aecuc9 ~ sS,i,,,nna dele
nv sc ~ next convention. An amendment 90 .me
sans tuition by which all Repuoncns, sSe Repnbcan
oi tue at the esedo os w ass 20
ailowed 10 participate III the prs ,,s 10 Inc safe
gates conventions W W A'N
"h Williams presided at the meeting o. Sela ast
Assembly No 202 East sevcnfy-srvent1-se
Alter the usual ro%t'ne 'nemmeud,Ds conmissonsr
eTs Maso Of tue law ~ ss resarS 0,dv 70
sne Of + o. 70 the
tee tesu rss mace and carried The res9a.oe WAS
warus 20 dstrict In protesting against allowing
no. member Of ssUSSn .sS sssS oy
toh, W WV oWcKenna provided that tho presi.
dent appontsd sG%%sss o a.sSe tne delegates Ss
Iequ tram paying Central Committee tue
sa % sa1 Of S. fhe resolution was voted aown
and the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
4 YOUNG WOMAN n URDERED

ROSE CLARK CHoKED 10 DEATH NEAR briiAIfoRD
CONN., WHILE ON HEg WAY HOME.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept 3.-Rose Clark
age twenty daughter Of Nathan w. Clark OF STRAIT
ford was found dead this morning near her Iathers
ence some two miles north OF stratiord Depot
Finger her throat Indicated that sue h" pecn
cnoked TO death he was to bavo been married about
,o ,yeek from this time TO William LoOms OF STRAIT
fora and was visit his house, which she
did last evening.
Sue started TO 60 home about o'clock, which was the
last seen OF her allve. colored man. known as
Boston White who was 80 prominent ngufe IN ihe
Rrusn murder case, is suspected OF the crime Au iu
auest was neld afternoon, and several wtnosses
Irsuned relave TO the bhuIng OF tne Dody Inc post
,nor,c animation revealed the fact tnht tue deceased
haa been outrA geouay assaulted Tue Dody ahd nmos
bear many bruises AMI othcr urks OF vlOledce' inoa
mo rate cncntcr several other persons Desiues
Boston" White are Suspected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
MURDERED BY HIS MISTRESS.
A REyENGEFUL WOMAN AssAssINArEs MAN FRoA
WINDOW.

A REvENGEFUL WOMAN AssAssiNArEs MAN FROM
A WINDOW.
PHILADELPHIA, sept 3.-AbOut $50 o'clock
this morning, wuLle Winam j. Menow, aye twenty
eight living AZ No. 1919 North frontst, was on nis
wav IN work I'm company witn fathcr Mrs Emma
Rckpl went into "a house at No 1,O5J North front-st
nosted the window and just Menow was passing nred
two shots at him from pistol Both OF the bullets en-
tered his boly above tie heart lie was carred INTO
neiebborng store aud died IN fifteen minutes Inc
,ourderes- was arrested The woman Is twenty-seycn
wears old Her husband died five years ago. and since
then Menow has been supporting her, They nad quar-
rel mont ago. resulted IN Memo" suc'ert-
ng MS mlsircss. attempted 10 shoot hm Oh oA'uI-
dny nIgnt, nut 9 wrcsted the pistol nom hef
The woman after running out OF the parlor hastened
Ia tne r ar Of the house attempted To make hcr
escape by the alryway, but wa. captured oy onirer
M,Iyey Of tne Ientu Ponce District. 5"o was Ncry
Iuucn excited at time aud had the weapon iion
w,ca she nal bred the Iatal shot Ia her pochet lhe
nisnI wa. a sryen.snuOcr OF tnn Victoria pattern Two
rusmorrs OF waicn empty. Que mas frequently
threatened MenOw. There seems some uOuo' vs. W
Wnetuer the couple were married or not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE CALAMITY IN JAVA.

LONDON, Sept. 3.-Thc Government OF na'aWl@
has voted e.. 900 and the Government of Java mas
pven sI 900 for the relief OF the sufferers py 'ho
recent volcanic eruptIons
Itis believed 10 Amsterdam that the loss OF lie III
North Ban tam Is 100000.
rhree British men-of- war have ben ordered 10
the Strait OF Sunda to make survey OF tne GnaneeS
H., RT,tIsn Sleam vigauion Company mas
we'd nlvIces ny telegraph from us agent ~ ~
RaIavIa that commanders ot vessels snou'd I o9 ~
1yarne 10 avoid the passage between tue ls,anus
Kraka. oa and Sbese, and informed tnat Sio %
n.s,tgs between Krakatoa and Princes lsland Is
navIgaDe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
SEQUEL TO THE WAR IN ANAM.

LONDON, Sept. 3.-A dispatch to The Times from
Hon. Kong states that it is reported that 10000
Chinese troops have crossed the Mongkai and are
proceeding TO Naldnong. squadron of vessels Is
loading at Shanghai with troops, ammunition and
torpedoes.
A dispatch to The Standard from Hong Kong states
that the French General Bouet has demanded OF the
War Department an additional reinforcement OF
5000 men, The country is still suffering from
floods. ,,
The Frerch Admiral has issued a notice declaring
ali the ports of Anam, incudng Saigon, III state
of block ade. -
fleet will proceed To China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
cTORMS AND EARTHQUAKES.

,vpoRTs OF DAMAGE AND LOSS OF LIFE
.o,,vr NJ sroRMs AT SEVERAL POINTS - AN
yARrnQUAKE AND HURRICANE.
ports on the Mediterranean have suiiereo
-, severe storm. At town near Naples
tonas v beipg undermined. collapsed and killed
nva l,"n"r nersons. A violent storm also raged IN
Austria, one of its freaks being to over'arow
Two lofty electric light stands In iront o, 'he
s"Iih,t,on building in Vienna. Much alarm
~as caused in Frascat. near Rome, on sun
SaS % nv an earthquake. Eleven lives were 'ost
=" & the wreck OF the British bark G. j. Jones near
D,n.ance. " hurricane passed over Paris on
sunday. Further details OF the damage 10 inc
Ssh;nc fleet off Newfoundland and Nova ocoua
are given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
KING ALFONSO AND HIS SUBJECTS.

CoRUYNA, Sept. SIN speech at Monforte,
while on hs way to this place, King Alfonso thanked tho
French directors who buit the railway, which be hoped
would become an added link OF union between France
aDo Spain.
The King Alfonso arrived here to-day lie was
received here and on the route with many de-
mops,rations OF enthusiasm.
the King has issued decree restoring constitutional
guarantees TO all his subjects ,., . A.,
eMApRID. Sept 3.-The royal order In relation 10 inc
late nsrrectionary vements provides hat deIy OF
one month for officers and week for sergeans snai DO
Sranted 10 allow an appeal for royal cemency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
A RUNAWAY WIFE ARRESTED.
PURSUED BY A HUSBAND FOR THREE YEARs-fooNp
AT HEADING. PENN.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNE.I

AT HEADING, PENN.
lBY TELEGRAPn TO TIE rRIBuSE.l
READING. Penn, Sept. 3-There was SEN
satou mere to-day when a beautiful young "omSn ss'a
10 be the runaway wife Of C. NJ seiders' OF slrnsne
uass was arrested ABOUT three mOntus ago Tall,
dark handsome man namcd f. d. hJoh''
forty.nye years old. accompanied by an aeeohp''".u
and attractive woman, age thirty-hve. IadyhAe III
annearanee and with dark eyes and hair. arriFeu III
Reading and opened sewing-inaehine h'oie i"0'
leased desirable the ground moor oppos'e 'no
Court House. Boarding was secured In hshioh"oio
house on South Filth-st. They passed rs m''
aud wife md the woman spent much
of her time in the store They did fair trade Ale"
days ago e. NJ. selders OF springfield, Mass ana pe'ec
rive gr,dgeman, OF Boston, arrived here Ihey con-
smiled tne police officials aud late last night The oeiaS
proceeded TO the boarding house, gdined a"iS''o"'
were directed the Of Lyons VINO at hrst "uo III
dignant at the intrusion at suoh an hou''
Wuen the glilty pair "a" ""o "
vts,tor, were the, were astoundcd and had nothing
10 say Lyons and Mrs seders were thcn taken AVA!
and locked up In the Merchants HOTEL MI eeiderSs
story IL as follows: was married 10 this woman IN
1874 and wed ia springh-ld. am IN comfortable Cur
culnstances aud had pleasant homo. Ayear hiter ou
marriage a daughter was born. We named hef Mapei'
Wneu the Guild i've years OF age, that IL three
vears ago this man Lyons ame 10 sprhs-
field from bridgeport Conn, where ne lett
,,fe and tso children. He became acquainted with
my wife induced her 10 run away Hoh no,no , ,r
lett INV house ia dead oil 1lght aud took our
with ner For tnrce years have urea IN every posse
way 20 tneD down, put IN VAN. ps,vnIa uo1u auv
through Massacnusotts, Eew.iUrk ana fehhsyN Na"'.
'lu nnally 1 received word tney were In hesiiDg.
waul NV cniid; LuA0 II AL wLnL nothing 20 40 wiz
tue xnIy pair all desire ID my daughter VINO Is ho"
eig Il years Ol age, ,, ,,.. aha
danghter yas in the Keeping OF ircnus IN NOrt huh
Mnss sue appeared deeply huullha,cl Iao
oirers decIei To take her to Missacuusctts III Tue
child s louud safe aAd well tue woman WIN o. gwen ucn
nberly Mr. aud MTs. Soldiers left Reading ths iOeHoon
for New.YOrk. and Lyons remains mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A SCHOONER cAPsIzED.

ATLANTIC CITY. sept 3-lne scnoonss Sc seavs nsr.on:
trnns " from this place TO Newaretna eap'tsa ne
,a .aah This morning. Tho passengers moio ri =
a sS yachs nen and brought TO TINS place iho
scnoonei We" arn TO re A WORK OF NECESSITY.
PnMAnELpnlA sept 3.Ine s ar,s,tsa rss sns
emnoy Of the Reading Railroad NM and dscharsed
lay ing so ,scidins the DO one oil necessity
'ne s,yTyE nRoIJTH IN SOUTHERN VIRGINIA.
ssrn,1,1 ssrGn Va sent 3-rho dr0ufh OF inc
IL causing great damage 70 the crops IN
southern Virginia In some a ssS'i' oA'' ~
soson or tobacco Will 10 raised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
LORD HEADLEY INJURED.

A FALL DOWN A YELLOWSTONE PARK PREcIPlCE-
INJuRIEs NOT SEVERE.
Cu1CIGO. Sept. 3.-Dispatches report that
Iori uiley who accompanied the Hatch excursion to
the Yeowsonc PARK into the wilderness IN search
of game, accompanied by two experienced hunters
renor reached the hotel at Mammoth Hot Springs yes
erday that Lord Headey had sustSined Injuries oy s,
niu,g Gown "A precipce while pursuing game. party
ns sent ont aud brought him 10 tho hotel last Night
Iis Injuries, though painful. are not serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE LAND ACT AND LANDLO ORDIsM.

DUBLIN, Sept Sat mass-meeting on Sunday
at Cappamore Michael Davitt said that by the
tyrannIcal operations of andlordism in Ireland
5000 householders had been deprived OF their
homes within the quarter ending on July 1. lie
contended that the question of the complete
abolition of landlordism must be kept before the
people, The Land act, he stated, if not failure at
the present time. is rapidly becoming so. and not
one-sxth of the tenant armeIs OF the country nave
vet succeeded In having their rents fixed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE PEACE PARTY IN PERU.

PANAMA, Aug. 25.-The power OF lSiesias
continues on increase Adhesions are receiver "
him from all sides and his nominees are occupying
after town. So convinced are the Chillans 'h". '"o
treaty will be carried out that they Will evacus"
on september l5 Iglesas Will enter tne CITY WIZ" '
men, and the convention will meet at once. ra q
Tue Cuban MontonerO Chief Pacheco too 81 his
attacked by some Chan cavalry ana hao ~" "