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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
PASSING FRAUDULENT CHECKS.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSgl

KINGSTON, n. Y. Nov. 0.-TwO or three days
ago claiming to be Charles Bolc appeared at the
Ulster County National Bank In this city, and presented
check $26 the First National Bank Of Rome, New
York 1t was signed by W. w. Rogers and purported TO
be certified by the teller OF that bank II payable
Charles Boic bearer and dated October 10, 1888
1t being about both president and cashier were out
After objections to the clerks demand for few
cents exchange, the finally paid and the
man was seen no To-day the check was returned
protested. The Rome Bank says similar check for
like amount reached them few days ago from which 1t
appears that Boci Ia working along the river. lie II
short 1eshy man, age about twentythIec, with quiet,
pleasant manners and II gOOd-lO0klng
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An 1yFrRIlrED HUSBANDS TEycEANCE.
THE WIFE AND HER TWO FRIENDS SERIOUSLY
BEATEN.

THE WIFE AND HER TWO FRIENDS SERIOUSLY
BEATEN.
BOsTON, Nov. 9.-Early this morning Officer
Kimba hearing n womans cries from Bartletplace en-
tered the house No l. where in corner Of the room,
was Mr. Macintosh, the occupant Of the tenement su
fering from severe bruises inflicted with rOweroiler
which was afterward found in adjoining alley. His
wife was lying in the middle Of the with her fore
head broken in in two places and several bruises about
her face and head evidently inflicted with sharp
instrument. Close by her lay Mrs. "Frank" Barkley,
severely cut about the face and in exhausted cOnd
ton.
After DR.. Elliot had been summoned to care for
the wounded persons search was instituted for Frank
Barley who is said to have committed the assault He
WAS found I'm an alley in the OF the house He has
lived at South End with his wife until about week ago,
hut his cruel treatment toward her drove her 10 leave
him and she went her friend Macintosh for tempo
rary shelter Last evening Barley his wife on tho
street and followed her home Early in the morning, IL
il alleged he entered the house and committed the as
saut Mrs Macintosh is soon TO become mother and
now lies critical condition from the effects OF the ID
urcs she received In the Municipal Court to-day Bark
ley was held in $1,000 for hearing on Wednesday
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1LoroR LLcENsEs ~ CHLCAGO.

A DECISION REGARDING FEEs ADVERSE ~ 'TN
TAIN DEALERS
CuICAGO. Nov. "a new move was maue
today to te ST the validity Of llquorsens licenses isSu'u
nv thc cty ot slO3 each few days before the State law
making the amount $500 went into effect Inc Ct=ch7
League brought suit against firm Of grocerS ana qor
dealers who were in fact friendly defendants Every
al device In the defence resorted TO- except uey,
IN order To make 4 strong case The court uccuou ''
,,cn 4, W., franchise and gave Judgment of custer
,nlps, tue defendants prohibiting them from selhng
Il,,or uud,r city license An appeal was TAKEN ana
Within four hours after the suit was begun TN tne %
was on It's way The Supreme Court Wholo t bo % ec,rea
before the first of April next IL will Involve hE pay en'
bY liauOr seeTa 70 the city OF over lhllnoh uo0'
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SEEKING A MISSING WIFE.
A YOUNG FEEScHMAN's srORY-DEsERrED FOR AN
ARTIST.
inv TrLrGRAPH TO TnE TRIbUNE.

fry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
BIYGHAMroN, n. Y, Nov. "a young, rlch
and handsome Frenchman who has been travelling
,broucb the Eastern and Middle States in search OF
faithIess wife arrived here edncsday. He gave MS
namo as Reginald Foueville and told romantic story OIL
his love and marriage in France, and OF his wes eop
rnent with an artist He also produced photograph OF
b,s wife which showed her 10 be handsome woman Ills
story is as follows; ,,
"For wears had been successlui
merchant on the outskirts of Paris, and had happy'
pleasan home My family consisted OF my WIG ana wv"
pretty little gfrs Everything went along smoothy "
this home until 1880, when an American processing 10 10
an artist called upon us and wanted to rent room. lie
was n Incorporating man, and outwardly perIe'I
gentleman His name, he said was Edward c. Lewis
roo was rented him and he became great favoto
in the family lie claimed he bachelor possessed
~ great wealth and had simply left America to ENJOY
period of rest Paris and ENJOY H Deaues' ho ~
" 0pe niSh2 when went home my wife missing
but there was note acknowledging guilt ana statii5
that she dearly loved the artist and had resolved 10
coInnany him TO America. rushed out To the pfcIcct VI
police to ala TO arrest the lueiuve7 DnI , Gg
evaded us in Paris and have never seen hoI he" 'A
them since. ,,-, -, ,o,b,r ,,rcot
misfortune NY two little girls were taken sick ana Do
died and were buried within one week leaving me ,O 50
late home could not remain in IL ana thoughts oi NY
trlant wife haunted me by day and by night i
closed up my business when could stand ~
no longer. sold all my property, determine @
m sprnd every dollar If necessary, searching for my
wife. She Is attractive that IN promenade upon Wv
streets she would be singled OaI Dees,'o Vl , n ~
mira, and most all OF the cities and towns oi INC
state ,,,,4
bearing the name OF the pretended atus hSru CI, @
but on reaching Binghamton he found that ne wa. on
with intention OF continuing his search II necessary
through other Western cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
An ARG UMENT FOR STIND4RD TINE

BosToN, Nov. 9.-An elaborate report has
been submitted by WocOtt Gibbs General Francis A.
Walker and Rayner Edmands TO the president OF tho
American Academy Of Arts and Sciences, advocating the
adoption by the people generally of the proposed mean
time" which establishes uniform standard In each OF
five sections into which 1t is proposed to divide tns
country IL rehearses the various arguments nhefJo
adduced In favor Of the scheme reces the previous ana
successful experiments already made In TINS mreclon
and calls upon brokers' bankers manufacturers lawyers
and other business men TO prepare for the change
CHICAGO Nov 9.A railroads running out of this city
will adopt the schedule of standard time beginning
next Sunday with the possible exception OF the burning
ton Road which has not yet decided.
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RESCUED FROM PECULIAR PERL.
EBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRDUSE.l

Boston, Nov. "a singular accident occurred
to Henry @. Osgood asemnary student at East Hainp
ton Wednesday evening. OsgOod and two of his fellow"
students went up the mountain in the afternoon and
in the evening they attempted TO make short cut by
coming down at point where the mountain Is very steep
and rocky In doing sO 0sgood lost his fOothod and slid
down some forty the loose rock but caught twg
lust in time to escape death by going precpice
His friends could do nothing for him without help so,
building fire that their might ind them IN the
darkness one remained 10 encourage him TO hold on
while the other went 10 the village for help. Men went
10 the mountain with ropes and before morning nc WIS
rescued from his peTilOua position.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA DEADLOCK.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 9.-The Republican men,
hers of the House and Senate held conference today
and decided to demand the acceptance OF the senate
apportionment bills and early final adjournment OF o
Legislature The Democratic Senator'S also held an III
formal consultation, and it decided to hold o,ns m
consmItation OF the Senate and House Democrats on
TUESDAY next The opinion expressed Dy those pssea
Was that the Republican utlmatum could not be accepe
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ALLIANCE OF GERMANY AND SPAIN

me CROWN PRINCES INTENDED VISIT TO sPAIN
RECEIVES POPULAR APPROVAL.
BERLIN, Nov. 9.-The journals here warmly
approve Of the visit of the Crown Prince Frederick
william TO King Alfonso Of Spain and lay stress upon its
political importance The VOsSsche Zeit00 says the
friendship between Germany and Spain thus receives a
fresh guarantee and that Spain is determined to join
Germanys peaceful policy. The journey OF the Crown
Prince Madrid furnishes, IL says an additional pledge
that Germany win throw erinuence in favor OF making
France the only power that shall cherish her proclyes
for revenge and In favor Of the maintenance OF the
worlds peace.
The Crown Prince Frederick William has arrived here
from Wiesbaden. He has given audience to Count
eolms-Sonnenwade the German Ambassador 10 Spain,
and Count Won Hatzfcldt Minister OF Foreign Affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
ELECTION FRAUDS IN VIRGINIA.

HARrIsoNBURG, Va, Nov. 9.--Counsel for
the Democratic candidates to-day discovered that at Con-
RAIDS Store precinct alone yeigh votes were cast by
pcrsons whose names were not upon the registration
books The irregularities in the names of candidates
upon the returns OF the judges of election were discussed
before the Board of County Canvassers The board de-
cded to make the without change, when VIII
certainly gve certificates Of election to Keeze tDen)
for the Senate and SOule Dem for the House. ana pos
sibly to Grattan (DeIn) for the House
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THE POLITICAL RIOT AT WAKEFTELD.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 9.--W. IL. Morris,
proprietor OF hotel at Wakefield who has been missing
since the political disturbance at that place on the night
of election and who was thought by many TO have been
rouy dealt WITH has given himself up the authorities.
Last evening he had an examination before the court
magistrates and his case sent on to the December
term of the court for trial The charge against Morris IS
that OF participating in the riot and dlschargng pistol
onc sh6t of which wounded II. W. White. Morris made
his escape and slept part OF the night In hollow tree
The trouble was caused by Morris, who Is Realus'ef
nrrusin, White Democrat OF stuifng DallOt-DOX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
4 LOTTERY DEALER ARRESTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. On. SimsOn, young
man. was to-day held by United States Commissioners
Gibbons in $500 bail upon charge of using the mails In
connection with lottery business. William d. Dubois
New York ettercarrer testified TO having delivered let
ters TO smson No 66l Broadway aud had once assn
Anthony Comstock the agent OF the Society Tor the sup
preston of Vice, was Instrumental III prmging poseo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10

Of Dover about IL o'clock His dress was that Of
clergyman, but he had suspicious look They stepped
into the car and after few minutes being satisfied that
he "crOOked," they took him in charge. Floyd Is
rather recent but acknowledges that he Is tcketor
leave from England. He has been in this country
only two years, and had made Philadelphia his home He
has been sentenced there for picking pockets well as In
Chicago. He denied having been in Boston before
and this the officer beleyes but his photograph adOrns
the rOgues gallery in most Of the cities Unless com
plant is made against him he will be sent out Of the
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An EXPERT PIcKPOCKET CAUGHT.
rpy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE !

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE'l
BosToN, Nov. 0.-During the past lew d"ys
the number Of arcenes OF watches and pocketpooAS
mitted on tho street has been largely lncreasou
Chief Inspector Ham accordingly detailed Inspectors
ch and Hanscom TO watch for the thieves. This fore
noon they caught william Floyd alias "English BILL
one Of tho most noted pickpockets in the country
ssw welldressed man stepping On car On IremonEs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
CHINA. FRANCE IND ToNQUN.

PARIS Nov. 9.-Tbe Figaro asserts that Prime
Minister Ferry has instructed the French Charge
d'Atfaires at Pekin to summon the Chinese Govern
mcnt TO declare whether it intends to support the
garrison at Bac-Ninh in Tonquin.
The Temps says that during recent skinnish in
the direction of Bac-Nnh, a japanese officer who
secompanied the French detachment clearly saw
tbs banners of Chinese regulars among the troops
OccupyinQ Bac-Ninh.
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An EDITOR KNOCKED INTO THE CUTTER.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 9.-C0lonel j. L. Mac
gowan Editor Of The Daily Times Of this city, this
evening assaulted the street by Alderman Charles c.
Snyder late candidate for Mayor because an editorial
in Times rejecting on the actions OF negro
ton before the municipal election Snyder being the Re
publican nominee Mcgowan knocked into the gut
ter and somewhat bruised but was not seriously
iurad
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CHURCH AND STATE IN PRUSSIA.

LONDON, Nov, GA dispatch to The Tines
from Rome says the Pope has informed DR.. Won
sehoezer Prussian Minister TO the Vatican, that the
question Of the removal OF Cardinal LedOchowsk and
Archbishop Melchers from the ArchbishOprcs of
and Cologne respectively was a matter which could
be solved until the question of the liberty of education Of
The clergy In Prussia settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
RESULTS or A RACE-TRACK QUARREL.

WATERBURY,, Conn.,, Nov. 81. w. Alderidge
has brought suit against George W. Liuey for $1,000
damages received in collision while driving from the
Waerown races yesterday The ltgants are owners OK
rival troters and ON the track Ley bisset Aderidges
horse Words followed, and blows were struck The
quarrel was renewed the road home, and Luey IN az
fempting TO pass wrecked Aderidge's wagon Ine so
ciaI proninence of the men makes the scandal con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
JERSEY cITYS DEF1ULrING TREASURER.
MR. HAMILToN's UPS AND DOwNs-TENDING BAR
IN ILLINOIS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov. GA short time
ago stylish looking man, apparently thirty years of age
arrived in Bloomington, and in few days found employ
nent in a fashionable resort head bartender. An
Eastern travelling visited this establishment and
recognized the stranger the former Treasurer OF
Jersey City, N j. who disappeared years ago with
900 Of the funds belonging city; which occur
renee at the time created much excitement in
the country. Hamilton has since been rover
ali over the world After his defalcation
$4,000 reward offered for his apprehension
The erring went TO Europe and remained some time
after which he went TO Jersey City and repaid 10000
1t is claimed that he finally settled In the way
his defaCatOn. Hamilton embarked IN the sheep busi-
Less and had cattle ranch In Texas, making about
100000 which he lost by other hUudicOus Investments
When he arrived in Bloomington he was absolutely penn
less telling the proprietor that all he had in the world
was So and the clothes on his back.
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the rebel peasants from their position in every direction
SOFIA Nov. 9.-Numerous Servian insurgents nave
taken refuge in Bulgaria They win be dsarmed ana In
termed by the Bulgarian authorities.
VIENNA Nov. 9-At the session Of the Austrian Dele
cation to-day Count Kalnoly Minister Of Foreign Affairs
IN ronlv 70 question said the outbreak in Servia was
onlv of local character and had been suppressed The
credit on account of the occupation OF Bosnia ana erZc
goyina was then adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
LUTHER's CENTENARY CEIrRpArrn

BERLIN, Nov. "a festival was held at the
Berlin University to-day IN celebration OF the four hun
dredth anniversary OF the birth of Martin Luther Among
those were Herr Won B0tcher Secretary Of the
Imperial Office Of the Interior; Herr Won Gosslor
Prassian Minister Of Public Instruction and Fcclea
sa Affairs and other distinguished persons The eyer
tises began with the singing OF the hymn Pine Eost
Burg GOtt," after which DR. Keinerf nean 20
the Theological Faculty, delivered festa grafton VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
TILE pAKOT4 CONSTITUTION.

YANKTON, Nov. 9.-The total vote OF eleven
counties heard from entire and Of twelve partially heu
from amounts to 1000 aud Of this vote there is majority
90 < 600 for The Constitution. The State Executive Com
mtee figures 30 per cent of the votes have been
cast for the Constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
OLD CHARGES AGAINST 4 sENAroR-ELEcr
[BY TELEGRArH TO TIE rRInuNE.l

ERIE, Penn, Nov. g. The Democrats of
Youngstown Ohio have resolved TO contest OF
senatorelect A. d. Fassett Republican. They have had
the Court records searched and have got copy OF
Indictment charging Fasset with rObbng clothing store
here In 1868. He forfeited his bail. He
claims that he went into a burning building
10 save his own suit left for repairs, and In the
confusion took other goods with his own Friends say
that il he had stood trial he would have been acquitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
4 PrBLIC HALL TUMBLEs DOWN.

EIGHT PERSONS INJURED IN NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, Nov. 9.-At Laurinburg, in this
State today while gathering Of coored persons was In
McIeans Hall the floor gave way followed by the tnm
Hing down of the walls. wild scene Of excitement en-
snrd After ali had been cxtrcated from the Gns IL was
fouud that eight persons injured, two mortaly.
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PROMPT Trials IN NEJV-JERSEY.
TIE CoNsuTUTIoNALITY OF A POPULAR LAW
AFFIRMED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TmE TmBUNRJ

fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIIE TRGBUsE.l
TRENTON, Nov. 9.-Thc Supreme Court has
rendered decision in the OF Edwards against the
state, which decides mooed question TO the cOnsttu
tonality OF the law establishing Courts OF Special Ses-
sions by this law In certain counties. person COM
mtted for trial, and willing to plead guilty waive an
Indictment and trial by jury have his tried and
settled before the special session judge who sits
one day In every week Persons accused Of crime can
thus escape confinement In jail for several weeks or
months that may intervene before the regular term Of
court The law has been popular one anl s constitu
by the Supreme Court decision The decision holds
that only boys under sixteen years OF be sent TO
the Reform school.
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PRINCE BISMARCK Ill.

BERLIN, Nov. 9.-1he BOerSen Courier says
shat Prince Bismarck is suffering from attack OF
1aundice which is not serious but troublesome. Another
report Is current that Prince Bismarck is suffering
slderaby from the eseets of cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
BOSTON TIRED or MAYOR PALMER.
A POLITICAL FAILUEE-LooMNG FOR his sUCCrs-
sOR.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuSrl

THl TtIF'NNH III IT'L IHI'''''I
BOsTON, Nov. 9.-NOw that Butler has been
defeated the OF Boston, Of the better class will
turn their attention the city Hail. and clean out, 80
far a. II can be done III year The Post the Democratic
organ, says
Both the state aud city managers agree that Mayor
Palmer is a failure for all political purposes. lie could
not today receive the nomination OF the city Committee
and If he should receive II, he would DE 80
strongly opposed by the State Committeeman
that be could not be elected ut the polls The members
the City Committee cauNassing fOT an avail
able candidate, but have yet gone no further than 10
mention the OF benjamin Dean. On tho other hand,
a strong citizens movement II the carpet, the idea
being 10 accept the fact that the city IL Democratic and
then nominate the best available candidate for Mayor,
The name General A. o. Martin has been suggested
but is Understood that General Martin cannot afford To
leave his private business TO for a political Office.
Whoever may nominated by the Democrats citizens,
conclusion tO be almost unanimous that Mayor
Palmer Will not again be the Mayor Of Boston.
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MASKED BURGLARS IN NEW-JERSEY.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. l

HoPE, N. j., Nov. 9.-Four masked burglars
entered the dwelling Of Enoch BELLS, Warrington,
last Tuesday and after tying Mr. Bells and lady who
relative of that gentleman took 800 of her money
and some other valuaes They then sat down and ate
some apples before leaving This al occurred In the carly
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yEL1OW FEVER IN NEW-ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-An ltanan el.. uio~
on Tuesday at the Charity Hospital 'nree SanSnter
odmttonce Of yellow fever The girl was the dausa.os
40 1taen swlrrant who with Others here eSsia sfss5
SaSna Sh landed ut Vera Cruz where they aa ho'
employment
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mart n, the evening before the family had retired dhe
pp inmates of fhe house Mr. Bells and the ladJ
TnI a%ed ncople The burglars left their masks ana
cane Inc mark OF the teeth In an apple let shower
absence OF one tooth. II is supposed that the Dus'
came from Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
MURDERER DENIED 4 NEW TRI1L.

TRENTON, n. j.. Nov. 9.-ROber Martin shot
md killed his wife and baby In Newark In june 1851
o was tried for murder the following October and con-
,,ctod and sentenced TO be hanged Governor Ludlow
granted him respite and his counsel obtained WITT oil
from Chancellor Runyon and carried his case 10 te
supeme Court which to-day delivered an opinion uenS
Ing Martin new trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
NSURRECTION IN PERU.


LIMA, Nov. 9, via GalvestOn.-News comes
from the South to the effect that after the revolt OF Mon
oneros In Arequpa Colonel Raygado opposed the mu-
tneers killing seventy Of them including the Mayor OF
the city, General Canevaro killed by his own troops
Tho whole Gillian expeditonary force Is In Arequpa
The Bolivian army is concentrating near Orro MoterO
is now i'm Bolivia The Bolivian Envoy, Senior Gullarro
will leave Immediately for Tacna to treat for peace WIN
senior Lilo, the Gillian Envoy.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE WITHDRAWM.

YoNKERs, n. Y, Nov. 9.-Iho YOnkers States
MAJ, has withdrawn the charge recently made against
Mayor Swift of criminal action his part officer OF
this city. At the same time malice or lntenuonAi III
Justice In the article Is dlSoaimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
OBJECTIONS TO O'DONNELDs COUNSEL

LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Lao Journal saws
that although English barrsters in two instances were
Allowed to conduct in United States Courts these
were purely civil cases. The Lac Journal adds that with
The best win toward Mr. Pryor. the American counsel ~
Donne is extremely doubtful whether the Judge Of
resent the prisoner In his forthcoming trial " wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
THE ANTHRACITE coal TRADE.

PHILApELPHIA, Nov. 9.-lt is generally un-
derstood among anthracite coal operators that there VIII
be no suspension of mining until the close of navigation
Any movement in this direction would be resisted by the
PhIladelphia and Reading Company. The market Is
seady with fair demand, but there has recently Oeeh
an accumulation OF coal for shipment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
JEWS AssAILED IN HUNGARY.

PEsrH, Nov. GA mob attacked the Jews
Yesterday at ZalaOevoe. The police who were called
upon to protect the Jews fired on by the mob The
returned the fire. killing two and wOunding several OF
the rioters The mob then fed Three OF the men VINO
in the riot were arrested and have turned in
formers,