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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE ANNUAL BICYCLE MEET.

THE ANNUAL BICYCLE MEET.
PurADEIPnIA sept S-rhe Paramount Park
received application TO day from the Ames
can League Wheeuen he Of tho park dnrng the
annual meet on september 20. 1888. IL was granted.
SUING AN INSOLvENT CABLE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, sept. o.-lne western union
Tee9rau an Conrany begun suit against the Manly
Cable Telegraph Company TO recover s2UO al yanced IN
1s as Ielninary upon contract for the lay
ing Che tnuist between InId and let
The WORK do and the company uecame hsoNoh|
CONFLICT OF EXPRESS COMPANIES.
SEATTLE Y Sept s.-As IN. INSTANCE OF Inc
Northern Pacific Express Company the Wells Fargo TX.
besn enJoncu from eStoisns "soHio'
In Washington, Idaho aud atOrsdhL
TAKING THE MANHATTAN 10 NANIoOhEi
SHOALS.
PORTLAND, Me. Sept s-Ihe revenue steamer ,, nUv
sone .e1mer Manhattan, Captain George w AoOre. IN
crnoany After tane the Manhattan as lar as
COAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
ALL REPUBLICANS MAY VOTE.

,,esr,n last evening at Republican Hall for the
nurpose OF receiving report concerning the amenumeh'
70 artcle IL Of tnc constitution THIS anenu'nen''
as has heretofore been seated, was i -"
-, 80 ~ arlowing all Republicans who voted
,@a ecoubIeao Presidential ticket In 1850 to take
in ,ne forthcoming primaries for the election OF
delegate, to the approaching state Convention Presi
DEM oBren announced that twenty-one OF the t"eny
four Assembly District Associations had adopted inc
amendu,ent and 1t vas therefore part OF the oohSu
ton President O'Bren cane" .ao .",as,
IN tho provisions OF the new primary eect9n
aouge mat notarles shall be present on the nsn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
THE ANTI.MAGYAR AGITATION.

AGRAM, Sept. S.-An aDtI-Magyar mob ass
sembed here last evening and smashed the windows OF
the Government offices which the Hungarian es
cutcheon replaced YESTERDAY The troops we're
ordered out and the dispersed at the point
OF the bayonet Monster meetings OF the aptMagyars
arc for to-day and and II IL feared tdat
The pea will JON the mob. battalion OF troops
dispatched 10 Zagoren where trouble Is aso
pected.
LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch from Vienna to The
Daiy Ners says that the leaders OF the anti Magyar
agitation ia Croatia have induced the peasantr, TO
beiieve that the attacks the Hungarans meet tue
annroyal OF the authorities at Vienna, and that the
Auslriab soldiers have been forbidden TO use arms
against the Croatians.
VIENNA Sept sThe lower classes In this city are in
q state OF ferment, which has Deen cohsiusoy III
creased by socialist agitators. copy OF Herr Moats
paper the Ffehel toand upon one OF tne asatOrs
1lo mas arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
KING ALFONsWs JOURNEY.

LONDON, Sept. 8.-The correspondent of The
Times at Paris says that King Afonsos first intention
as to his projected journey was to visit England Bel
gum, Austria aud Germany, and return TO Madrid by
way OF France but Victoria sent request to the
King begging him defer his visit TO England owing to
the precarious of Her Mestys health. The dis
parca also states that owing to the recent political
events in Spain the Journey King shortened
allowing only OF a visit Austria, Germany and
France.
MUNICH, Sept s.-King Alfonso, with his suite, ar
rived mere last evening" and cordially received lie
continued MS journey to Vienna to-day
PARIS, Sept Sat au interview yesterday between
King Al onso and VI, ChallemelLacour, the French
Minister OF Foreign Affairs the latter assurances 10
the King that the OF the Freuch papers, OF winch
Spain complained during the rising iD that country.
sonld not attributed to the Government OF th- Re
pubic, which had never ceased TO show Its earnest
desire for peace IN spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
DISASTERS At SEA.
ACCIDENTS TO STEAMERS AND sHIPs-Two SAILORS
LOSE THEIR LIVES.

ACCIDENTS TO STEAMERS AND sHIPs-Two SAILORS
LOSE THEIR LIVES.
BosToy, Sept. S.-The steamer Katahdin'
OF the Bangor ne struck Nahaut Rock this morning
In dense fog, and was slightly damaged
GLOUCESTER. Mass. Sept. s.-The schooner Mathew
NJ Murray Graud Bank. reports the loss OF two OIL
her crew-Robert Norris aud Samuel Newel-wnhe ou'
III a dory June "a, ovorhauling traul'
PLYMOUTH, Sept s-The Hamburg-Americon Lne
steamer Lessing. Captain Woes, from New-fork, Au'
gust o. for this port and Hamburg, has arr we'd here
he Iesng was spoken with her crank-snat broken on
28 but refused assistance Her AFT crank
is broken but otherwise she is uninued. She VIII pro
ceed direct 70 Hamburg tomerrow morning IN tow OF
tugboaL The accident occurred at midnight on Augus
27 The seaer driftcd eastward for fortveight hours
while the damage temporarily repaired. tno
weather during this timo was calm IHe sess, .u.
proceeded slowly toward her destination, on Auguss
broke ceal over her. Much anxiety was felt Tor tne
vessels safety, but fortunately no damage was sus
LoNpoN Sept s-Ihe Norwegian bark Bjorns;jerne-
BjoInsen Captain Larsen rom stettin, August "a Tor
Savannah hast arrived at stavanger cl clky The British
ship Eskdae, Captain Currie from Liverpool July 26'
for Portland. Ore, was spoken on Sept 4, In lat 4S
north, long. 100 vest partially dismasted.
The Italian bark Rosa Aurea. Captain vagge. at
Newport. ELg, from Mobile lost boats, rails Duwarks
ana stanchions, and Is leaky.
Boston. Sept s.-The returned bark Harad Haar
fager Norwegian. Captain Nielsen. which sailed hence
on August 20 for Wellington, n. T., reports that on
August 2S In the Gulf Stream, the ship experienced
heavy gale The bulwarks the starboard side were
stove In. and the sails were lost and split
HALIFAX, N g. Sept. 8. The American schooner W.
]. willard, from Philadelphia. with cargo OF petroleum.
for Wales arrived here to-day distress, having en-
countered gale August 20, In latitude A, Longitude
Sc The crew had many escapes One seaman
Joan :, Gromciwig was swept overheard aud drOwned
He was twenty-five years old and native OF Norway
Two otherq severely injured from being knocked
abOut N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
SLATE CONTENTION DELEGATES.
REPUBLICANS CHOSEN TO REPRESENT MoNTG0M-
ERY AND ALBANY CoUNTIEs-wAYNE COUNTY
DEMOCRATS.
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE!


DEMOCRATS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE!
AMSTERDAM n. Y, Sept. Sat the Mont
pomery County Republican Convention at FONDA this
ofternoon James II. Hurst. Hiram Thayer and william
Clark H. were chosen delegates TO the state ConVens
tor The delegates are comparatively new men, are
from both factions OF the party and were unnsruceu
The convention was harmonious w. L. Fsnderoergh
was chosen Us delegate to the Fourth Judica CohVeh'
tiop and will favor Frothingham Fish for supreme
Court Judge MIR. Fish given the selection OF the
d.eeste The Senatorial delegates elected are H. r.
Krne Stafford Mosher and A. II. Burteh
Albany Sept. s.-The Republicans OF the Fourth
Assembly District OF Albany County held convention
a, moan to-day in West Troy There was fuil
OF delegates No opposition arose 10 the
foI,ouine delegation to the State Convention; William
9 cuhert of Cohoes Robert II. GuDnard, oil Greens'
iaod FREDERICK Cleveland, of Albany George H. fItts'
n, Cohoes was chosen delegate to the judiciary Coh'en
tiou. -, A.,
P,LNYRA ~ Y, Sept S-The Democrats Oh tue
scopd Assembly District OF Wayne County have elected
te Iollowing delegates To the sDemocratic olate
Conven,ion: Charles McLOuth, George '" hho"ieS
and Aie1a. der Sayres.
IooKpour n Y Sept. 8-Ata convention to-uay oi
the enoerats OF The First Assembly District OF niagara
countv r. 4 Parker aud W T. Ransom were appoihtt q
L, the Democratic Stae Convention hesolu-
,ious were adoped approving Governor CieveianaI
aud censuring Stae Irehsurcr
for among other things, interfering Ia NiAs"" No'
ualiil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
INDIAN MURDERERS HANGED IN ALASKA
HOW AN EAsY-GoING JAILER LOST HIS LIFE-THE
WORK OF LIQUOR.


WORK OF LIQUOR.
WASHINGTON, Sept S.-COmmander Merri-
mau commanding the United States ship Adams re-
ports TO the Navy Department under da,e OF Sitka
Alaska August a. that he got under way from that port
on the 28tn Of July visit the different Indian villages
in the Territory ae learned from Juneau that white
men had been killed by Indians. He therefore aban-
doued the trip south and left wrangel on August
g. arriving at Juneau the next day There he learned
that on July Is Richard Rainey, rum-seler. had been
brutally dubbed by Indians known as "Seve and
"Charley" Green. steve" ana Indian named
Boxer who resisted the people arrested the next
day and ON July 20 Charley" Green was arrested.
They were put temporary jail TO await the
arrival OF Commander Merriman. On July 30 they
allowed them to Of their cells He took OF tho
irons and went out for few minutes. leaving the
Indians without irons and with two revolyers within
reach On his the indians came out OF their cells
and arrested Mr.. Denniss attention by asking him TO
explain passage In Testament and while he was er-
aiming IL he was shot from behind. The Indians then
ran. Nr. Grimes attem pied 10 arrest them single
handed. but he ehOt by "Sevc" aud struck ID the
back with AN by Boxer. "Charley Green aud
Boxer were captured aud after trial. one by Jury and
the other by mase-meetng. theY were hunR tfm
mander Merciman does not doubt that they deserved
banging, but thinks they ought to have oeen sent 10
Portland trial by due form OF law He inclOsrs
of a from the deputy collector OF customs at
Juneau giving detailed account Of the trouble. which
was caused by liquor or beer. Commander Merrtman
force OF men TO juneau, but did not
autcipate trouble The health OF the officers
aud crew OF the Adams ID ported good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
THE BETHLEHEH IRON COMPANY SUED

EAsroN, Penn, Sept. e.-Many former en-
Moves of the Bethlehem Iron Company have brought
ss against the company for wages claimed to be due
them The prosecutors had purchased supplies In the
Bethlehem Companys store, aud so mucn OF tneir
vaces "a their store bills amounted TO was kept back
,optbv bv the company. The Alderman and Justice OF
R.thleiem before whom similar suits were Drought,
gave Judgment in each case ior the iu aoun' VI 'no
clau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
A STRIKE BY ITALIAN LABORERS

WILMINGTON Del, Sept. S.-Ninety Italian
navves employed on sections thirtytwo and thrtythree
of the new Baltimore aud Philadelphia Railroad struck
this morning ~ 15 cents per day, Some
OF them went over section thirty 10 persuade tho
workmen there join IN the strike. Finding them un
willing 10 cease work sercaon ensued during when
one OF the strikers stabbed OF the men employed OH
sectinn thirty -four. inic ding q deep hesh wound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
THE STRAIT OF sJNDA CLEAR.

THE HAGUE, Sept. SIT is officially an
ouncad tha IN. massage OF the strait of sunda is now
clear The only physical cnange being between Krakaoa
and sebockoe Tue lighthouse at Eerstepunt Is intact
The lighthouse at vlakehock will be rehghted within
week Advlces from Teok Belong, sunatra, say that
tne Dutcn house. the fortress and tue prison
are sill standing but everything else was destroyer p
the eruption No further details have been received
from the ostrcls where the destruction appears
TO have been general. Relief has been sent 10 several
xaofnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
CoMpULSoRY PILOTAGE LIMITED.
fny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. /

BosToN Sept. S.-A rescript has been re-
ceIyed at Salem the Supreme Court in the case Of
Jacob b. Chase licensed pilot OF Newburypor against
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company,
owners OF the steamer Achilles the captain of which
steamer refused his pilot into Newburyport
The defendants claimed that their seamf' called under
n coasting license and that no port Phiade-
nina The painiG sought TO SIS 9G. under the
act authorizing compulsory piotage. rhe jury found
for the defendants and the painGf took exceptions
ugmeut is now ordered upon the verdict OF the court
Mellow as tue vessel regularly employed In the coast
irg rade and her not liable for compulsory
mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
TIE QUARREL OVER TONQUIN.
CHINA HOPES FOR ARBITRATION.

LONDON, Sept. s.-The Daily Neps states that it
has reason to believe that the Marquis Tseng clings
as strongly ever TO the hope of European ar
bitraton between China and France IN view OF the
enormous preponderance Of the trade of England,
Germany, and even America, over that OF France IN
the East 1t is thought that the Cabinets OF the
neutraI Powers would be fully justified in offering
their fr:en lily services to France and China
A dispatch TO The Standard from Hong Kong states
that the absence of the British fleet at the present
time from Chinese waters excites the deepest in
dIgnaton among the English residents IL ere and at
other Chinese ports, the relations between the
Europeans and natives throughout China have
altogether changed since the opening of the French
policy of aggression in Tonqun. The recent re-
ports of reverses to the French arms have materi-
ally damaged the prestige of all foreigners in China
PARIS, Sept. Sit is reported that NJ. Pasenotre.
the French Minister at Stockholm will succeed M.
Tricou as Minister to China.
POINTS OF THE PROPOSED AGREEMENT,
PARIS Sept. S.-The Figaro publishes the following
as the principal points of the agreement proposed
by the Mafquis Tseng. the Chinese Ambassador, to
NJ. Challemel- Lacour the French Minister OF For
egn Affairs, for the settlement Of the Tonquin ques-
tion:
The French proectorare to ae hereafter confined to
the Delta and the Red River China to open the ravi
snail be tue only point open to trade with
the frontier at all other points to be closed by tue
establishment of a neutral zone. which shall De
garrisoned by the Anamites. Cbina undertakes 10
prevent urther lncurslons of the Black fIags. Inc
suzer inty of China over Anam is to he Recognized
bv mere act of homage, after which China VIII
recognize the tire ty of Hue. The French f0rce OF
occupation is TO be limited 10 a, 900 meu. -
| A council of Ministers will be held on Monday
| for the purpose of examining the proposals
| The Marquis rseng will return to Paris in week.
His object in going to England is merely to escort
| his wife to a seaside resort.
LONDON, Sept. ca dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company from Paris says member OF
the Chinese Embassy in Paris states that nothing in
the nature of treaty between France and China
has as vet been agreed upon. China has submitted
| her proposals, and now awaits counter proposals
from France. China demands that her suzeralnty
of Anam shall be sustained exactly as ~ hitherto
existed, and any idea of merely honorary suzer-
ainty will not be entertained by the Chinese Govern
mont This will be the keynote of all negotiations
that may be begun in relation to treaty between
the Two countries. Tho Marquis Tseug will leave
Paris for London Sunday, aud will not return
again until he has received the PROPOSALS OF France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09

Bismarck and NJ. Bratlano, the Roumanian Minister Oh
Foreign Affairs. with a view Of forming an alliance with
Germany, have been concluded. NJ. Bratiano Will
shortly resume negotiations with Count Kalnoky, the
Austro- ngarian Minister Of Foreign Affairs These
conferences oected to result In Rou mia enter
ing ihto relations with the Austro Hungarian ana the
German empires similar those Of Italy with these
nRrara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
NO JURISDICTION IN THE BUNNELL CASE

NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, Sept 8-The case
ooa,nst @. b. Bunnell OF NewYork charged with i'm.
nroper conduct OH railroad train, was to-day "nulled
because of want OF Jurisdiction The woman who made
the complaint threatened renew the case In Milford,
a few miles below here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
swARMs OF LoCUsTS IN MEXICO.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Surgeon General
Hamilton OF the Marine Hospital Service has received
report from Dr. Main Brownsville. Texas, stating that
itnas near raDpico Rio Verde Eastern and San Luis
Potos Al the aforementioned place he says the ocuss
occuny perfect parael0gran seven leagues long py
swo lea mes wide In solid rank. aud are travelling
no., hSa rd ex wing no verdure behind them In Coma
an inunda0n has caused maara lover anu uone se"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09

of election and administer the prescribed oath to the
supervisors of the primaries He added that their acon
was likely to be criticised and necessary tnat all
the provisions of the law should be rgidly complied
with.
~ Cregan moved that committee OF three be ap-
pointed to confer with officials OF the New-fork Gem
trail and Hudson River Railroad and other roads 10 see
what rates could be obtained the transportation OF
delegate es and others to State Convention Mr. Gre.
gan, Bernard Bign and SCION b. smith were appoinseo
as the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
NEARLY SUFFOCA7ED BY GAS.
THE FATE OF A STRANGER AT SCRANTON, PENN.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsEl

SCRANTON, Penn, Sept. S.-Between 8 and
10 o'clock last night man who registered a' George
s,ever but omitted his place OF residence, took room
in the wyoming House In this city. At O'Clock this
afternoon II was discovered that lie still In bed aud
that gas was escaping from tine room. Tue door was
broken open and gas poured out In large quantities. 10
was turned full mead fhe stranger was FOUND neary
snffocafed He removed 10 the City Hospital and
is NOT pected He is about thirty eight
years old and Of robust appearance Upon MS person
dated Kestug. Pehn. about 500 In money, and u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
MR. MITCHELL AND THE PATENT OFFICE

HE is NOT CANDIDATE FOR THE COMMISSIONERS
SHIP.
NEw-BRITAN, Conn, Sept. S.-1he Herdtd
of this evening says "Mr C. L. Mitchell states with
reference TO dispatches from Washington con
Meeting his name with the mmssIonershp OF Paents'
that they are doubtless due to the fact rs he under
stands it, that the President was Intending TO honor him
with the appointment when the last vacancy existed
Mr. Marble had not recalled his resignation He says he
ia not candidate for tue place, ana 80 far as nc
knows no effort being made In his behalf his friends
he prefers TO devote his time wholly
10 his profession"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
AN EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN PERU.

LIMA Sept 3, via Galveston Iex.-rro-
lonpe shocks of earthquake were felt IL O'Clock
n M. on september 6. MOntero has published decree
sanctonng the existence OF the military officers whose
were created by tho cxgences OF the war
and has de Jailed their names aud functions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
A FARMER FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED.

MATAwAN, n. Y, Sept. S.-John F;fzpat-
rick weltodo farmer, found dead in he'd at his
home In Worthwhile this place, early this morning.
II ia supposed his death caused by heart disease
lie was about sixly-lve years old, aud leaves wife
aud several children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
LARGE GIFTS 10 BISHOP RYAN.


10y TkLkGRAFH TO TIE TKIBUNkI
ST. LOUIS, Sept. S.-Bishop Ryan, who starts
for Baltimore tomorrow hisway Rome. where he
will attend the convention OF Cardinals and Bishops WAS
nresented ast night with $4,000 by priests OF his
ticket To Eu by the members OF st. Johns Parish anu
diocese $50 rope and return by the Chrstah brotn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
PAYMENT or STATE TAXES BY CORPORA.
TIONS.

ALBANY, N. Y. Sept. Sup to the present
time SO have been received by the state for
taxes OH corporations. Comptroller Davenport expects
t5st the total year ending september 80 WILL
exceed 81, 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
woODS BURNIAG FOR d WEEK.

Boston, Sept. S.-The great iorest nrc w
Monday q now uuder coutcoL About 200 Of land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
ROUAANLA AND THE POWERS.

dAsrES, Sept S.-The negotiations that
ssve bean under consideration here between Prince
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
DETECTING TO THE POSTAL NOTES.

REFUSED BY CHICAGO BANKs-A CHANGE POSSIBLE
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-From the action OF the
local banks and the number of complains at the post.
Office appears that the postal notes issued to the puo
M lsst Monday are already deemed failure In this city
great many began 10 arrive here within day or Two
afier their rst issue, sent In lea OF draIs iof spa
amounts aud deposited the same as cnecks
ar ra IL Tnc numOeress mistakes that were made Dy
the po.tmasters sending them caused the banks 10
refnse 10 accept them, and tnis actlon was deemeo
tauIapount 10 destroying their usefulness lhe post
ocr officials also declare that the handns oil the posta
nafes aud the work recufyng errors have en an
nHus amount OF additional labor on the WORKING iorce
When Postmaster Pearson shown the Washington
dispatch gwen above. said that the banks OF New
York had made objections to receiving the pos'a
notes 40 far as lie knew Calling the superintendent OF
the Money Order Department Mr Pearson asked niin
,be matter and was told that tIe PARK Bank the
p,nk ot the Metropolis and many other banks had pre-
san,ed large numbers postal notes Tor redempuon
LII be,na paid yesterday TO tDem Tue fosIhaater
s,,d tat he had heard Of no complaints reguins .ne
of the notes Tue number OI postai noles
FOR ne week 40 10 noon yesterday. was SOI 70 tle
ynue If 81 "a During the same ne 700 money olueIs
were Issued. Many OF tue notes ue P"ioH"'0N -" '
osI:ies, ana are for two OF Three GEMS,
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CINCINNATI. Sept s.-A dspa ch from Usage Clt ~
stable rnntz aud his who had charge Oh the color
man Mingo who stabbed MnteD, and getting Mlngo aw'
from the u stabbed him six times MlhEo was brought
Jefsrson JAIL with sm m chances oil recovery
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have burned and much Of II was covered VIII
wood of from ten to twelve years growth Ine ioS'
heavy.
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cpn,Fs AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
ouor nv mrs nROrHER.IN.LAW.

WIMINGToN Del, Sept S.-Lewls List, Jr., and
George Taylor Drohersuaw, quarreed to-day over Lists
m tsstmrn of his wife, Taylors sister. During the dispute
ny shot Tayor nicung mortal wound List has been
arrested. TAYLOR young unmarried man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
KtcKEp TO DEATH BY A BoARDER

WATEKDURY, COnn., Sept. S.-NICuieI WdIsH,
who was kicked by Grace, boarer 10 hs house on
Wednesay nlg died the enects o ms
inuIies Bath men had been dlinK"g orAco Is "nue'
arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09

DYINO FROM SELF-INFICIED WUUNDo.
Troy A. Y Sept. S.-M jur NJ. - Teller, the
sandy Hin druggist who shot himself on Tuesday night died
Tins morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
~ ITALIAN MURDERED IN 7

BANGOR Me- Sept. .. LII fIIudy oIenu I n,,roaS si
pasGui an Italian employed on the snote LINZ 9o tns civ
hy N, known pel sons It Is supposed that nc n"u
a1d AZ ruDbery was tho motive ior Tue oiinie'