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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
A NEW DAKOTA ROAD.

ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct. ia dispatch to
tn, Piou,s Press from Sioux Falls, Dakota, gives the ar
t,lr- Of incorporation of railroad company. 1t Is
called the Iowa. Sioux FAILS and Northern Railroad, andis
composed Of wealthy The capita stock Is
S5OUOOOO. Tie lncoporaurs propose to at once secure
the right way and begin the construction of the road,
which viii extend from point In Iowa on the Illinois
Central through Sioux Falls To jamestown, Dakota ana
pa-z through the counties Of Lincoln, Muurhaha, Lake
Miner, klng-bury. Clark sphinx, Day, Brown, Dickcy,
Lqmourc and Siut-mun. The length Of the road j. 10 be
500 mlcz. Among the ncorporators are CN.Deogate r.
f. PctgTCw and A. c. s,ucy. Tie stock la being taK'h
rupdly by capitalists both along the ne ana I'm the East
surveys 10 be made at once, and that portion OF ic
road extending nom Sioux Falls into Central Iowa VIII
he COMPLETED al the earliest possible date u order To ai
ford relief from determinations imposed upon southeast
cru Dakota hy the roads holding control OF the b1l
ness The new compauy has ample capital aud IS In
ILILN-f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
DESTRUCTION BY EARTHQUAKES.

Ioypoy. Oct. 19-LOrd Granville, Foreign Secrc-
tsrv, has received dispatch from Lord Duferin'
the British Ambassador at COustautiuople saying
that the British Consul at Chios reports that LOCO
persons on the mainland were killed and wounded
bv the recent earthquake and that assistance Is
urgently required. Lord Dufferin also recounts the
effects of the earthquake in the Archipelago and
Anatolia. Lord Granville has sent the dispatch to
receive aud transmit subscriptions for the relief Of
the sufferers.
ATHENS, Oct. 10.-Tho Grccian Government has
sent two mcn-of-war to the scene Of the recent
earthquake in the Grecian Archipelago with sup
plies for the sufferers 1t is reported that l2O bodies
have been recovered in the villages near Chesne in
Anatolia. which were ruined by the earthquake;
The earth opened near Atlatasa and swallowed
houses and people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
RAPIDLr MAKING CITIZENS.
HOW ALIENS ARR NATUrAiIZED IN MASsACHu, IT'S
II BUTLrEs ISTERE-r
fl,.r rp I'M

lb1 lLLLHEAlH 10 llib TRIBUNE
BOSTON, Oct 19.-Thc journal says that the
ctzonnakng muchlu. at the United states Court House
in th, city doing queer work At the Court House
this morning there arrived Butler phuaux OF about 200
from Fan River, marshaod by W. J. Hurley and
simon NJ Sherman political leaders OF that city 10 has
many times been explained that naturalization papers
can be obtained u any State court easily and rs
legally by coming the United courts but IN
stead Of applying to the Superior Court In Fan
River, for occult tho Butler
managers paid tho fare, about 81 90 q man.
T. bring them the Clerks Office Of the United states
Circuit Court in this city Mr. Hurley once announced
that he would pay the naturalization foe FOR tho crowd
80 cach-whIch IL allowed the Clerk OF Court McssTs
Hurley and Sherman offered themselves as the legal wit
IA large proportion Of the cases. Each Of these
witnesses must that he has known the applicant
for naturalization FOR hgc years In this country.
The Republican City Committee and corps sdlful do
tcctyos hnnd, and evidence was secured which
viii lead 10 arrests in Il few days
In the United States Circuit Court this morning judge
Lowell trying patent case but in another corner OF
the clerk making citizens fast the
bcd formula could De- gone through with This, II
claimed, fulfilled the requirement OF tho law, thgt appl
Giants should appear before Judge The same Witnesses
being taken In scores OF cases, and bg business IA
being done.
gentleman who Is well Informed on the subject said
to-day: The dangers Cf Illegal registration will not
being pCrpctated In the United States Circuit Court The
frauds outrageous. II IL positively dshcartculng
after all the precautions taking in Boston
the law CvddCd that the clerk OF court realize 3
1000 men have been naturallzcd in both tho cour,s
Within few weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

VIENNA, Oct. 19.-Two bands Of mounted gypsos en-
camped near Weissenburg became involved in fight In
which both women and children joined -Four Of the par
Elephants were killed and many wounded.
LONDON, Oct. 19-The report that Count Won Motke
was seriously I'll is denied.
ROME, Oct. 19.-Mgr. vannutel has been appointed
Papal NunciO to Portugal.
CAPE Town. Oct ia strike has occurred among the
miners Kimberley and has assumed serious character
The men have made demonstration and much damage
has been done TO property COnsabes fired at the rioters
and shot two natives
BERLIN Oct. 19.-Eecons for the second class Of the
Common Council were held to-day and resulted in the
return Of forty-two Liberals from all the fourteen
districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
TOPICS IN THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, Oct. I'D. l.. Mcpherson has r9u
signed President Of the Senate and appOntOa
Minister OF the Interior Sir John A. Macdonald takes
the position of President Of the Council retaining the
ONCE OF Of Indian Affairs and the
control of the Northwest Mounted Police
MONTREAL, Oct ia rumOr is current here that a
prominent dry goods firm in financial trouble and that
Is bankers DO no not come 20 its aid assignment VIII
'ake place The stock market weak this morning.
FROM the opening OF navigation 20 October the aTTi
s OF seagong vessels at this port 3S6 steam
Ps tonnage 5Ol 1885, 52l sailing vessels tonnage 54S,
period was 4 424O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

ALBANY, Oct. l9.-Ihe Railroad OohIillSSloh
passing the application of citizens Of schenectady Tor
improved depot facilities 10 be furnished by the New
York Central and Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
panca sny the present depot Is unit for use The Com
mission recommend that tho two roads, ~ soon s pfacu
cable provide II suitable depot
CISCISNAr, Oct. 1n.-Rcpcscntatiyc5 Of the Toledo
Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad have been in session
here to-day trying In vain 10 agree upon settlement Ok
the various interests of that corporation Decisions upon
Of the points before the courts are expected 'oor
PHILADELPHIA, oct. 19.-Inqulry at the ohicc OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company this morning cucits an
emphatic and positive denial Of the mors that the road
had issued orders 10 meet the cut In Western passenger
N was Furthermore stated that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company intended 10 stand by the present H,riEclnci
CHICAGO, oct lO.-Rcprcsent1llNes OF tho mmnd7H'
Illinois Central, Chicago and Eastern Illinois,
Peoria Decatur and Evansville and IcTrC Hlutc ana
Evansville railroad companies, comprising the lines IN
tersectcd I'm Cairo and Evansville business met mere 10
day and decided to cooperate With the ONO IlNct h-
road company I'm the maintenance Oi tleT PooL "A C2lI
mltee rates appointed to meet mere on Lhusu"y
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
NEEDS or THE LIB0RING CLASSES,

Boston, Oct. 19.-BefOre the Senate Sub
Committee on Labor and Education to-day John keogh'
formerly wcllmOwn operative at Fan RIVER COM
plalncd OF the ventilation OF tho mills ana
close confinement Of the operatives. Robert
Howard OF Fall River, presented some stalls
ties showing that tho amount Of daily wages
paid the mill operatives in the state averaged 81 cents
per day
Mr. Williams of Manchester England, praised the
technical schools unsurpassed anywhere IN Euols
nt thcv Uern nnt ne .od within the reach OF the work.
ing people Charles H. Dalton, cotton manufacture sa
he was not of any causes OF ssaIsIcuoh 'AiSE
ing among working people at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
IN ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDERER IN JAIL
THE HUSBAND LOCKED UP AS A PRISONER AND THE
WIFE AS A WITNESS

WIFE AS A WITNESS.
MoRRIsTOwN, n. j., Oct. 19.-Samuel s.
Gray, New-York printer who attempted last Monday to
kill his wife this town. captured at Mertden yes
teray and brought here He transferred yesterday
morning to the County Prison at Morristown His appear
ance s anything but that Of desperate, for he is small
weighing about II pounds and Is about thirty years Of
age. He said to the officer who took him TO prisons People
may talk AZ they please, but 1 would never have at
tempted to kill Mary If had not been provoked" This
Is regarded as full confession 1t considered that
Mrs Gray sufficiently recovered to be handed over
to Justice the witness In the case and being unable to
give bonds she locked up In cell her hus
band that he recognized her hystcrca shrieks. He
shouted MARY Maryw and passiOuatcly begged the
guard TO allow him TO see her.
A TRIBUNE reporter found Mrs. Gray IN an excited
condition, weeping and sObbing hystericaly. She said
My husband was Jealous Of Of other men, but
jealous that did not love him he loved me- He quar-
relied with because did not pet him and fondle him.
When he lost his place said to him that could not make
enough for two Then he went into the spita on Black
wells Island to get cured OF the rheumatism and made
IN mine between Dover and Meriden where he had
worked before. Then we went TO Dover, and when we
walked together the trouble occurred But tell me- can
they compel wife to give testimony against her hus
bandl | thought they could not and that the law said
don't care They may keep me here until die, but
will never say word against Sam would rather
die thousand times than do say anything that would
hurt him. He Is my husband and could never hurt
him"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
UHEAT INJURED RY Frost.

THE REPORTS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN ExAG-
GrRATED.
DULUTH, Mimi, Oct. 19.-Interyicws with
Duluth grain men show that it is the opinion here that
the reports from Minneapolis about frosted wheat
greatly exaggerated OF all the wheat received here this
fall, amouutugto to 100000 bushels, there have been
only 10000 bushels rejected condemned, and Mr..
Ripley superintendent of elevators says that not 10000
bushels have been condemned on Of FROST though
more has been dropped grade two on that account
+. s. Munger one Of the managers Of the elevators,
says "Of the total amount OF wheat received from the
Northern Pacific Road per cent Of has been frosted
Very little wheat from the province Of Manitoba has been
received and the proportion Of that injured by rOst was
much larger" one grain operator, \ j. sawyer thinks
ugrd by trU-tlug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
THE SVJTCHMENS STRIKE.
EAST ST. LOUIS STRIKERS DEFIANT-A STRIKE OF
OTHER swITCHMEN THREATENED.

EAST ST. LOUIS STRIKERS DEFlANT-A STRIKE OF
OTHER swITCHMEN THREATENED.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-The switchmen held q
meeting at Turner'S Hall last night and decided to
tnue the strike far serous trouble is feared by
railroad men. Five men, representing the swchmen Of
Kansas City, Atchison, St. Joseph and Omaha arrived
here yesterday and circulated quietly among the strikers
encouraging them in their movement and stating that II
they held out two or three days longer all the wtchmen
in the places named will join in the strike unless the rail-
road companies agree TO pay them Chicago wages II Is
further asserted by the strikers here that the yardmen
az ee Haute Indianapolis and other places east OF the
Mississippi discoutented and could be easily induced
10 Join the movement. The Western committee claims
that the they represent determined In their pur
pose, and that II the railway do not advance
their wages, Saturday Monday will see them all out
There are 200 swclmen employed at Kansas City, and
fifty at each Of the other places mentioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20

MADRID, Oct. 19.-The circular Of General Lopez
Domuguez, Minister of War, TO the Captains-Gen-
eral of the Army, which II was announced on
Wednesday was about TO be issued, is officially pub
lished The War Minister dwells upon the great
necessity for extensive army reforms and asks the
army TO rally round the King He expresses the
hope that the Captans-General will cooperate
with him in perfccting the organization and dis
cipiine of the army, by which they will earn the
gratitude Of their country and inspire foreign MAJ
tiOns with respect for Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
MoNSIGN0P CAPEDS PIHpHLEE.
FORTHCOMING APPEAL TO THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuNE.I

EflSCOPAL CONN IN llON
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19-IHe Press will print
the following from special correspondent In
New York
Monsignor Capc returned yesterday from Utica, n. T.,
where he has been paying yingvist to Senator Ker-
nan The Monslgnor Is at work on a pamphlet which
Is expected to fall ike thmdcrDOt heretcM heads
The eminent priest has followed with considerable interest
the proceedings of the Episcopal Convention now in
session IN Philadelphia.
my pamphlet will DC short and 10 the point" said
Mousguor Capcl, yesterdays "you Americans like to
take bird.cyc view Of subject So certainly shall not
discount IT, value, II II be considered to have any by
giving you the contents I'm advance. You say, how
ever tnat my desire j. 70 put before the American
public the true nature OF the CathOncty
Of my Church. My pamphlet, which expect
to have ready early next week, will be Ell
titled Catholic the essential quality and necessary mark
the true Cburrh appeal TO the good OF the
Protestant Episcopal Convention now IN session"
The pamphlet suggested by the recent discussion
I'm Ep-cOhai Convention I'm regard 10 the title Prot
Crtaut Episcopal whether or not should be changed TO
- Holy Catholic"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
4 F1r4L lFfR4Y IN GEORGIA.

AN OLD FEUD RENEwED-THE AGGREssoR KILLED
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. ia dispatch from Fort
Gaines to The Constitution saysi Yesterday b. A.
Jester was going to his homo on horseback when no
was met the road by j. F. IIudspcth There mat eA
tcd fcud between them and the quarrel was removed
Hudspcth seized piece Of fence rail- ana struck JeSE
when the ter spIang from his horse ana stnbbcd MS
as.nant In the region og the heart udSpeth thth drew
pistol and fired two shots, one or when struck jester ~
OF the head Jester agtiu closed with his enemy ana
stabbed him IN the right breast, Ehch iu"speVn& & iH "
almost Immediately expired Jester mas hoI ocen "I-
ted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
ARREST or COUN1ERFEI1EPS.

MINT AT MOBME-THE SILVER DOLLAR COUN-
1ERFEITED.
MOBILE, Ala, Oct 19.-Dctcctives entered a
house In this city this morning information that three
countcrfeiters named Thomas BOhaunOn, Oliver Bohan-
and James HOllOwcll concealed there Thomas
Bohmnon attempted 10 escape through n window and
wounded and captured The other two secured
I'm the house At the same time captured plaster
moulds composition metal, acids, battery, etc, all In
the time Of the raid. and also III counterfeit one
dollar pieces. Oliver BOhlnnOn Is supposed to be an cx-
convict. Thomas BOhannon was formerly telegraph
operator at Fort Morgan great deal Of spurious money
has been put in circulation by the gang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
SHOOTING HIMSLLF ~ THE PARK

Park Policeman Bell heard a pistol
shot in Central Park at p. ~ yesterday. He
found a lying at the Ninety-nfth-st and
Eghth-avc entrance. To was inscusibc and
blood tricklcd from his mouth revolver lay by his
side. The removed to tho Arsenal and taken
thence 10 the Nincty-ninth Street Hospital where
II was stated that ne had shot himself I'm
the mouth after taking poison He Tccprcrcd
sufficiently TO describe himself Solomon = scau-urs
age orty-lvc OF No. 3i7 West F0ry-uiuth,t His fe
and daughter called at the hospital and identified him,
hut would gay nothing TO the probable reason Of tho
attempted suicide. lie may recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
A COLLISION BETWEEN FERRYBo4TS.
A collision occurred on the North River las

A collision occurred on the North River last
night between the Pennsylvania Railroad fcrryboat
New Brunswick and the Brooklyn and jersey City annex
boat No g. The annex boat had about ten feet of the
forward guard-rail Of the Ccntlcmen's cabin torn
away while the Ncw-Brmswick managed to cs-
cane without any other damage than a broken Hddcr
Al both boats were running slowly the collision was
SLIGHT and there excitement either boat The
Annex returned TO her slip and her passengers were
transferred 10 another boat. The Hew-BTmswcK
found no difficulty in reaching her slip and after dis
charging her passengers laid up for repairs. Captain
BloO!nsburg the superintendent of the Pennsylvania
ferries said 10 reporter that the collision was unayOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
Fatal. EXPLOSION IN A COLLIERY.

LONDON, Oct 19.-An explosion occurred at
midnight in the Whanclile-Carlt colliery, near
Barusley, Yorkshire. Five men rushed to the
bottom of the shaft of the pit and were drawn up
alive. All the other men in the pit, numbering
twenty, were lost. Three bodies Of the victims
have been recovered and large force is at work
exploring the mne in search of the rest The fall
n i'm of the roof of the pit has delayed the work of
the searchers. 1t is supposed that the explosion
was caused by blast shot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
KILLED By RAILROAD ACCIDENTS

DENVER, Col, Oct ia dispatch to The
Tribune from Delta Col, says: Yesterday morning
the Salt Lake express the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad, ran into landslide here, wrcctng tho
locomotive, killing the engineer Z. A. Godfrey, and scr
ousy niuiny the fireman and mail agent The passengers
escaped uniuiuTed"
NEw-ORLEANs, oct ia construction train on tho
Tcrrc BTuf Railroad jumped the track to-day and ten
men were wounded, three fatally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
RACING AT sANDOWN PARK.

LONDON, Oct 19.-At the Saudown PaIl,
Club autumn meeting to-day the Corinthan handicap
race was won by A. Motors veye-old horse Donald.
Sir c. Chetwynds three yearod chestnut gcdng Scales
came in second and p OraIds tbrccy chestnut
y Touch Mp-nOt third There other starters.
The betting at the start 10 against Donald 20
on Scales and 10 10 against TOucMc-NOt. The latter
made the running 10 the distance where Donald drew out
and won easily by two lengths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
AN INNOVATION IN BASEBALL.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Yhe american Sports will
announce tomorrow that the Chicago Baseball Club has
decided to engage for next auxiliary team OF
ten twelve young players from semi-proessonal and
amateur ranks, put them salary and keep them In
training under the direct supervision OF Captain Anson
with the view Of developing baseball talent to supply
places I'm emergencies aud increasing the supply of aya
bic men in the country. The effect Of the rule by which
each club reserve eleven men IS 10 make good uncn
gagged players
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
.~,,REIGN NEWS.
TOPICS FROM MANY LANDS.
-uv s1ruAT1oN IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
EARTHQUAKES

A fight is reported between the Hoyas anu
sakalavas in Madagascar Much DESTRUCTION
has been done at Chios and in Greece by ear'h-
ouakes. In the former place 1000 persons are
reported killed and wounded, and IN the ld''e'
100 bodies have been recovered from villages
Twenty persons were killed by an explosion IL
a colIicry near Barnsley, Eng. A hundred men
were in tbe severn Tunnel when it was flooded,
md thew barely escaped being drowned
Widbat Pocba, who was implicated in the as
sasainotion of Abdul Aziz, has been released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
ATRIIS BLOWN FROM The TRACE.

RAILWAY WRECK N TEXAs-sEvERAL PERSONS
SEVERELY NJURf d.
GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. ia dispatch from
TYLER to The N,cS saysi Intelligence has been re-
cclycd here Of wreck owing TO tornado
on the East Line Narrow Gauge Railroad
last night few miles east OF sulphur Springs One
lady and two children were severely injured.
There were number Of other passengers
on board several OF whom were badly hurt The wrecked
train was moving at the rate Of eighteen miles an hour
when il was struck By the storm and blown over being
aim p-f gOmulgtrly lrIuOli-heu.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
p1cuTING IN MADAGASCAR.

LONDON. Oct. ia Paris dispatch to the Ez-
o,onoa TeIegraph Company says that telegram
raceived from Zanzibar reports that
combat had taken place in Madagascar
between the Hovas and Sakalavas. Admiral
Galiber. who had arrived at Tamatave with
transports and troops from Toulon, was preparing
to resume offensive operations on the east coast OF
Madagascar, where the Hovas have recently re-
captpred several places. The English maya! au-
t6oTtes are described as being hostile in their at
titude toward the French.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
4 rEIEGRApH COMPANY WC1Rpoa1TED.

A certificate Of incorporation of the Postal
Telegraph and Cable Company filed yesterday IN
the Office Of the County Clerk The company announces
that its lines will extend throughout the United States
sud Canada also into Mexico aud beginning Green
mini L. L. will extend across the Atlantic TO London
liverpool and Paris. The capital stock Of the company
A. 81 300 divided into fifteen shares with the privilege
ipcrea &C. The incOrpOTdtors Henry Gardner
Iuther X. Marsh I. H. Dupuy, Andrew W. Kent aud
Dunont Clark, each holding three shares. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
FAMOUS HORSES At CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10. The Chicago Driving
Park management announces an extra day for next
Tuesday Jay-EycSce will attempt for purse OF 900
to beat the best ottng record, 2lO by Maud s. The
days sport will conclude with attempt tho part OF
the great PAGER Johnson record 21O 10 beat the three
heats, Oil 81, 2llA ll2l2, made by Commodore Kilt
sons Little Brown Jug which stand best threC con-
seCutye heats record The sale Of johnson 10 Com
mOdOre KittsOn has been enormously announced Tho
YafI OF ia al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
THE CIVIL SERVICE cOMPETIuONS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-At the request
Of the President, tie members Of the Cyil
Service Commission called at the White House
this afternoon and had long conversation with
him. The object Of the conference is not known and
the commissioners decline to state what took place Dor
b. Eaton, the president Of the Commission,
stated since that In his opinion the Commission would
not at present submit any rules In regard to competition
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
NO PLACARDs FOR DAvITTs LECTURE.

LONDON, Oct. 10 ne lessees of the bill
boards in London refuse 10 post pacards announcing the
lecture which Michael Davitt Is TO give I'm ST. Jamess
Hall on October 80 The friends OF Mr. Davitt viii
the csees In order TO test the legality OF their refusal