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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
DIEING ROBBERY or 4 GOLD B1R
GRABBING ONE WORTH SJo0-ErNNiNG TIP STAIRS
UPON A FIRE ESCAPE AND Down A ~CrTIL%
4 gnnl- l-looking. well.drc..cd man. who an-

GRkFBrvG ONE WORTH SJoO-Er NNING UP STAIRS
rPoN FIRE ESCAPE AND DOWN ~CrTTLE.
4 good-lookinc. well-drcsscd man. who ap-
prared IKE rc-u"ct'" mechanic. entered the office oI
Martin Euuvou bei,or-. at N0 100 Broadway ye~fer
dl1 at 1880 p In and walking sIrciy mp TO- tho coun-
icr which f. enclosed with au iron network except for
two feet and haI. a r tc door, asked u pleasant and
innocent tone:
"Wm You ueru.. iue 20 look M oue Of those gold
bar-t g." uodllug his head toward tie window, where
there were a number of them.
A, such a request i- frequently made hy inqui-itFe
eoule genera .ya thc country. who have never seen
r,d u such form. nothing was thought
,sf+ and -. ,t f. rlt~ selected uar worth $500. and
udeditto tho stranger he tested tAe weight " II by
..if.tr- II in bis h.ud. turned 10 over and crt-
,auv exauirod IT, II. asked ole of
The clerks d" What ac these marks stamped on u
ior" referring g. tAc Identification and VcI-ffmafks
Tho clerk did not answer him Tie stood, as n
awaiting a. reuly, until tho clerks attention was
a.raeteI 20 the rear of tho office. when he darei sud-
denly out Ot tine door, dropping me gar lhl" " -%iS %
broadway closely followed by the clerk who mad raped
0 .tn. ir+.rrf1 t.r-Dl Hf.r ..f 1.t 1890. fh utug
sp5a sgp '1.st AKA aB1n1Eord Egd' ad 'H' ba5ar heard
ne .hoi... 'iiaei 'hc clerk and dashed into
.".rr to tir too hoor ar ahead D.. li- p1r-u.rs oa
re,I tine law office ot r. li 'on''". X. hii
-,,,-. rI dis tHr.rcuoV" n, -teup, through the 0p'n
window 600 20 tle hie c-'arc fin lH'N' gown 'i i''i'
.i,'p.l into tlr uIdu- u.terure-. o.,t- mi
nrt,,- t.0n" a'tr im a' h''
lt'ro ra,,o,th. dnns HI.t o'H4 Doe f.a.a Ihee
%, N. 6or-ia--anl -aI 20 MS ,r't: "I a,nr Hroran
and want f0 O." un iNr i.' '''i
s' %'"' .ls '.l g'.' a.ht' sa 1ae p'a agd, or ro.
1ul -ta. ,I ohon' nn ho1- un If'l n.'n'ie @, ai-
,l,,rmf yr.p.n, rorrnr n. .,ir orain rrn' 0n'
..t . UF o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
MORE INCENDIARISM IN CLErELAND.
FIVE NEw CASES REPoRTTD-ANoNYMoUs THREATS
-GENFRAL ALARM.
rBY rELrGRArH TO rug rRmuvr.l

lbi ihL''"N" ~ ~,
CLEVELAND, Sept. 27.--Ihe reign OF terror
,cb @ h,,,,r horn thr,n ue,ls a 20 by fire bugs Is 40
80. , ,t.,.i,,d ,o.ntgbt
ts climax. and not AN inhabiiant ot '"N'h" t""s''
a. froo go for the safety Of hi- property
,.'...,. 49, -, ory,ctv prryoils
iF'I9 N"''" "' "'''' -.
and extra precautions nrc heng taN'h
,or ,bo ,,r,,octlon ~ nronerfv Five uccndary
-, t.. ,,., ro.,,r,,1 Yesterday At
hf'1 hhN' o''WI'" 'l"'' '""'' ''F'''' a.,
II o'clock last ugt dense volumes ot smoke "'r" us
,,r., t..,,t,, ,r,,,, tho buudiu0 of strauss Miller
y, - a,nort,rs, Al
"rih' dealers lh dry F"'l' ~ No 80 '"P''''' " "
the time the street crowded with spectators NltWhE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TIE NEW CENTRAL BONDS.
In regard to the new issue of bonds authors

In regard to the new issue of bonds authorized
hy the directors ~ the NcwYork Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company at amceiing on THURSDAY TN"
following statement was made yesterday by J. Hcpout
Morgan one Of the members of the boarl
Between the years 1871 and 1883 inclusive the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company cN-
pended for construction and FOR the purchase ~ stocks
owned hy the company the ann ~ T5j 100000 Duriug
this anc period the bonded debt was Increased ri3'
OOO leaving an excess OF expenditure of T2oopooVo
Townrd this excess the company has u.td thc sum "i
600 OF surplus earnings over and above ~" per
cent dividend paid to the stockholders during the
porind named: also Income aud earnings nom o'h'r
Sources amounting 10 5000 600. leaving balance oi
So lOOO which rcprcs'utcdhy temporary ohiFA-
lions The company with "a ricw to fund this amount,
hn4 authorized the i.suc Of %lOOOOOoO tWeutyycar
per cent dcbcuturc- rGbOOooo have been sold 10 j. =
~ 500 ar rr-rN cd hnd Hpppropra ed exclusively Tor
The retirement OF Hudson River Railroad second nn'tencc
houds due ip l~-5. -I35O,OOO, and NrW-Nork Central
~, due December 5 l-~7 81 10000. IN issuing these
dchcnturrs the company hH- stipulated That no hcN
mort gage shall Doe created prior 10 1907, which shall u"
iucIud, the drhcuturrs issued. These trncutuU7
are o 10, issued n pnnd- of $1,000 each with coupons
attached. ur certificates OF $1,000, registered
Am fho name of the holders and transferable ON the
these dcbcutur- being kept within the limit now author
ircd they contain clause that they shall not Doe 'Hhd
unless counter-sucd 10y the Union Trust Company rs
registrar
The price at which the bonds We're taken hy J. s. Nor
gan Co. was not made public bIt 10 IT. understood that
tb. 100 par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
ElrALLY WoUNDED BY ms PRISONER
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rm rGllUSEl

SENECA CITY, ). c., Sept. 27.-One day ten
years ago white man, Osborne, riding by the
house OF Mr. Compton, wcllto-do farmer m Oconcc
Countv and as the dog ia Tie yard barking at himhc
drew a revolver and fired into the Compton prcm-c,.
The bullet struck Mr-. Compton aui killed her Instantly
Osborne Was arrested. tried at Wahaa, convicted Of
an.aughter and sentenced 10 four years IN the state
peuentiary lie was subsequently leased out with other
convicts 10 work Oh "a railroad lie soon succeeded IN
making his escape and went 10 pc"fpl" reward "i
80 vas offered for his arrest hut nothing WAS accom-
pt,hed uutll a day or Two ago when Georgia officer
recognized Osborne and ted him Ia that state The
officer brought his prisoner to seneca CITY Yesterday ana
started 10 walk with him 10 Nalhalla They walked o
together some distance the officer ncgctng Ia hhhd
Gun lis man. suddenly Osborne picked uph I"'A a4I
struck his captOr blow on the head koc kE MN 90. h
Osborne then beat him unncrcfuLy, robbed ulu u Lis
pistol money and other articles or FHluo ana lr ln
helpless the roadside The officer recovered slcenty
get back City and tel his story but IL 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
HoyorNc JoHy " GAnRErrs NEuorr

BALTIMORE, Sept. PA meeting of the
Corn and aud Flour cv,han-o held today 20 take ac-
tio u regard 20 tr death Of John ". Garrett Prc-d'u.
George H. Eacr m announcing the death o Nj Garrett
paid nigh trbIteto DIS great energy and foresight
committee composed OF Charles D Fisher, J. j. Middle"
ton and j. Ou.y Norris appointed and resolutions
were adopted Np~-i,c of the SENSE Of the Corn ana
Flour LNcau-c of th, lo-~, which, in common with al
other Interests 800 tuc city, mat body had sustained hy
tIr death OF -o useful q citizen. \ committee was app
pointed to represent thr exchange nt thr funeral
-prpt futc IIu- ot ihc mayor and city C"uhth Wt-
held f noon Nuru Atfor lirubc anuOiUcrl the drhiH
of Alr Garrett lud -pukr of hi- great usefulness lh me-
A committee VH- appointed which reported resolutions
o regret u tUc d,aiu SIR Garrett and pad tribute q"
Die memory. The entire body VIII attend the i"i'I q"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
AN ENGLISH VIEW OF NEw-YORK.

LONDON, Sept. 21.-Ihe Octobcr huuoc' VI
The Nineteenth Century contains an article 10y hH7 mar
lottc OBrlcn entitled "Thc Emiraut In America MISS
OBions article describes her personal experiences "'
tenement life In Ncw-Yor after she had gone "'r" III
the stccrngc ~ n mail steamer She say" ihAt 'n'
streets which the average cmicraut hndH III
the lower part Of Ncw-York are irdoS'rh'hy
filthy Thcy are filled u the summer time with children
whose scanty attire has prctcuco Of dcnc} sho "o
nounccs especially the overlooking refuse boxes "hch
occv half ~ the narrow sidewalks and are rarely emp
tied The Internal arrangements or the houses IN "hoh
the Immigrant are hcrrd as horrible as the "u-"'
fifth. I'm summer the temperature IN these com
partmcnts Is such that sleep If iMpossibIe'
In the winter The condition of the poor l. even worse
They either suffer from intense cold or they bake
In the opinion of Miss OBucn, this Is the great
cviI-that the children Of Irishmen and English
men going to America bound 10 grow
up ricIcty diseased and depravcd. She say
that She was ignorant of what dctc7taton Of English
rule meant until she went 20 America ana hlN'u WIN
the cXrS thrrc. IL is true that many iuShnrn ave a'
0uircd wealth and rouorSpc positions ID AnclI'l hIi
whateNcrsucccs~ attends hcIr~h Immigrant To thh conn
try is due. not 10 the poisoned aims oI England ni l
that tender love which never fnrGc's th' t'- u hI"'
Miss OBrcu next pays her respects 10 ih"s ID -uh'
who. having grown rich in tGc Vow World, leave u.
newly arrived counlryI4gu 10 suffer all tht horrors SIZE
has scr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
KILLED from 4 UIyDoW
m rlltanAru To- THE rnmr>r-

-uY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rHiBrNr'
BO,roN. sept. 27.-Arhnr y. " hitting. wide
Is known u th- oi. accidentally f"'l t'',u V.nd'" m
tue Parker House e'fly hour h. uorlin@ and V'-
instantly ru.i IT, retired to bis room about fIfpa.f
lou'l. .-t ui-nt. Prom tho appearance ~ tAc body
when found and 'le condition oi tho room i- supposed
that OBJ. r..,rfr- hi- apartment hc SIT down 2"
read. n.l nI asleep The ro"m getting worm
hc went to tie window ar1 thioW f. up and iu d'.r-
eo Doc o-t DIS balance and fe. 70 The she'd in an open
space b.tvaen th. Parker House and Park Hotel. ti-
flucc of thirty l.t. The occupants of Park Il"'.
heard the window up and Immediately after heard
heavy thuI. surprising that accident nal happened
the shed was Visited and the body Of Nr Whiting "i-
found iIc va- removed tH park- Tot 7nd Ir emerson
wac o'H.d un yluin"'ion ii TI7 i"ind Iil' .li p.
tir.- u,at was broken a'd That drith 0a- "1-
lr WHITING .I. a.- about forty yasr- OF .- tI- '"'
iu W.trrfD.I. anl v1- She eon nf A..IHni'I
WhiH- 81 ue death of b. h.h.r -'n.
.,uf- ..n Fl. Whiting became ffn.'.. "'
hi. rr.r. r-t.t. ard h- .o.n hr-'r'.. iH- '".H DOB
,lr, lf f. Ir-. tuunUt ut irI r-'t'" "H.t ..iH 90
mart I. tIU f.... ANln' -it Hr.t- H.H $780, |.I.'
aif.a,I f.u,H. Ir.n ll.d and .'n,r 'hrn Hr '.''
l.i..n. tiu rl'..r House o.. leaves mo.l'i "''
f.u ..f- rhn 1f. California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
A FRENCH CABINEr MEETING.

PARIS, Sept. PA meeting of the French
Cabinet held to-day Prime Minister Ferry submitted
the identical note presented to Nlbar Pacha The Egypt
ian Prime Minister, los the Representatives OF the Nus-
sau, German, Australian and French Governments, pro
testing against the suspension OF the sinking fund Mr.
Ferry informed his colleagues that Admiral Courbct
had elegraphed that the French preparations for
sumption Of warkc operations against the Chinese
complete The cabinet resolved 10 summon the chambers
10 meet October a. The Government has resolved 10
rcfrcnth it, expenditure In the year I--5 The cefi
mates viii be cut down 10 the extent OF 10000 OOO
francs.
LONDON, Sept 27.Advccs from China state that large
numbers Of Chinese troops are sslu- AT Lk-ou, Cor
bang and LOl-kaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
rsH4rlllno mn roAls fnrhfnrafhfr
NM VuNWMuu bns GIVE CLEAR AoCotNI-
or lHflH MuytNfNI--iHi ClGAH BON.
in

uf WANWmutu bun7 uiNt ,ltAh ACCOUNTS
or IHfH NuytNfNl--iuL CIGAR bon.
Tow, RIVER, \. j., 27.-Inc corOners IN
o.t-tlut Tue Nuuilut murder vase Nu- continued u-d}
charlie, Naur-ht Was the 1r-t wtt-s lir gave ral--
factory account of his movements between Ac saturday
morning preceding the murder and the following Ncdnt7
dav Hc identified the axe which the detective brought 3D..
on "Wednesday t- RockWc.. The ln} 7teuoI- r-'r h"N
wa, found Oh the maltcp piece ot The Wainwright hons.
contain. h-AIu- tackle and other tn-- ainoH- them
being some lead ,iulcr- few OF which have been cut
II - said that one OF The pieces Of lead taken from ain
wright, body l. -llg cut from piece ot lead "ih d"
knife and the suspicion tna the ,u- came from one o
,l.. .tDk,r. In the box. Chuic, denied that be-
ever made any shot. run bullets, or cu -Iu--
Ceor-c Wainwright wa- sworn. Iic gave his testimony
in AL open straightforward manner and n tone oi voice
that J,tokcncd either cou-ciod,nr-- of innocence
or "A belief tuat he secure lrou betrayal
he a- asked = hc knew who killed his father amt am
-v-r,d -: II did would tell YOU. whether II were my
mother. luy brother. OF whoever 70 m-ht De-. don
want 10 suspect ans one don't know oi am suc VINO hu
yllIlgc against BIN. He had grud-e AGAINST man
In Mis- Rockwell lido suspect him. ait a"i dp df''t
the wagon was tracked around the house and learned
hat there were uo other trtDk-.'
TcT' Thompson told consistent story ut ms 90
ing- o -uula, anL Monday. accounting tor hi~ move
rut- 81 the time the murder s supposed lo nave "''
committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
4 B4sEbILL UupIEE ASSAULTED.


lBY TELEGRAPH Io 1HE TBlBUNEl
WORCESTER. Sept. 27.-John H. Gaiiuev base
ball umlrc. was assaulted lv john Ward, captain
of the Nc-York League Club, ia the main hall Of the
Gcncscc House. at Buffalo. Wednesday evening
lie arrived home 10 day with bad cu the lett
eye, which will doubtless prevent his umpiring ior
week or more. Ili- story Of III. afray l. .uh-tan-
italy A. follows: Wednesdays game bctweou thc
Bunalo- and New-YoIh- resulted u score of % IN
favor ur the Huilao> aud Wa- ended az the seventh
inning the umpire calling the game on account of dark
ness Ward had played Il poor game. aud wa- annoyed
al the defeat of his club When lac met Cafiucy the
hotel hc found tagt with the latter Tor calling the
game, saving there plenty of light to continue
playing. Gatiney replied plea sutly when Ward ap-
piled an approhu0u- cplhrt 10 Gaiiuey's umprng.
The latter responded by charnctcIizmg Ward. playug
hv the Of tine same term Ward then struck
Gatncy in the check. knocking him int" q char. and
he rising struck him again over the eye. cutng
"A deep cash from which the blood flowed in "rcam-.
Gafncy not anticipating the attack. had no THE to de-
fcnd himself and did not offer to do -o. Ward Wis
apologize after the occurrence. Ilc insisted 0n accom
panymg Gainey 10 surgeon and paid for having the
wound dressed The cut was probably made by
ring, Wards hand cut az the same time.
Gafney umpircd the game next dav at Wards earnest
request, bat lis cye rapidly grew worse and every
time he put his mask OF took II Oh the wound
opened. so he decided 10 come home he has made no
charges against and. and does not propose do
he thinks Ward should al least bc made 20 pay for the
time he l. forced To be idle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.

ROME, Sept. 27.-Ibe reports from the
cholera infected districts Of Italy for the last twenty
four hours give Of $50 aud 50 deaths,
including ll6 cases and 90 deaths in Naples Cardinal
Fan Felice has arrived at Kcsina. Upon seeing mum
Der Of the GsTibaldiRns, who the historical red
Shirts succOrng cholera patients De approached them
and shook hands with tLom warmly, He much
moved and Expressed his admiration OF their action The
people who Witnessed the loudly cAeeTed the Car
diual and the GarDHlaiGns.
WAsHNGToN. sept 27.-Emie Frey. Minister OF the
Awiss Confederation has fnrnsd the wing declaT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28

ation dated Geneva September l. signed by the Ooss
General Of Brazil France and Greece, and the Consu7 Vi
Germany Great Britain, Belgium, Costa hlca pcni"" D"
spain. the United states Mexico Peru and Portugal;
In view of the false reports published by TIC Lur2pea
press relative to the sanitary condition OF W g.
Geneva the undersigned Consuls consider " t'n u"!
tn testify 10 the facts In of such Eene al
and 70 declare publicly aud formally that since INC ~
t,oarncc of the plague I'm Europe there ha' h''l III W,
Canton of Geneva hut ease of Asauc cholera ~ W.
On Iulv 1Sth last at NcrsoiN near Geneva Nhl'h 80
had bocn imported from Marscillcs. and h' Hl'o . W
time no other case has appeared. either IA ht Guy ~ "
the Canton. where the present state or h'''i '' ' WV
igfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
TBF CElNBEERY CROP.
lrr rrlrorArn b InE TamCNLl

Bosrox. Sept. 27.-The cranberry picking has
be.r begun I'm Pl,uodtu County, and on Cape Cot ana
IL found that the June trusts Gl les INJURY Una" vas
,.,,.I ,.tb,u,t u some localities, the damage l.
r,,. TN. -r.,t meadow 80 NA-h-ce, viii not yield
f'irth of IT. ustn. crop The same may be- sal oi many
of tht hpgs lu Dennis, llaf"l,h, anu LI'"''''' i' "
Plyuo.th there Will ht a good crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
FEDERAL LAW REclEDWc cHNANEX

NAN FNANClsDO, N'pt. : I.-JUuSt FItIu yes-
t.,dy the Chinese hiIci, corpus ease being argI-
tn,nf b. fore him expressed verbal opinion ,hat the
tcuto of Congress u passing tIc Chinese amended act
OF --4 ,a- 20 exclude parole evidence thus shutting
oar a the Chinese vino lru tAr United states previous
to th, passage tine act ot --2 Judges sawyer uOr
nan and ~ablu had previously ruled otherwise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28

TUV U'sTIOFVU TW' " 7-'--'-
Nos 80 to g3 Dcyoc--t- bro"hyh' '"Iif 9'-'''4'F
morning The building was u-'' ~ " '"'''''''' ''' '.'
49,. t., q ,,l.,,,, a. Co. The flames spread so rapidly
,i. ,t ,l,. yr,- yltt,d iu short time The loss ON
.,,,t and machinery i- estimated at $1,000 insured
fiI,E In yarioI. coupluir-. Fireman D. thhns' "I
.r y, r. f.ff through the -A} -Nf ~ dl "l" ilh-
i.,i-,5 and y,- severely injured lie Nt- th'h nome
d t,resuuofuf lu "a aiI Illllhtt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
4 pPIG CAPSIZCD.

LONDON, Sept. pa brig. supposed ~ be
the Ornen Captain Bor-h from savannah on August
for HAMBURG has cap-lzcd OF the Island oc Norl Incy n
thc North sea- 4 life buoy upr&c1 Orncu and number
of corks marked Savannah have been picked u near TIE
spot where the vessel Cap.iIed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

IT. paul, Sept 27.-kcuogg Johnson
boot and .Aoc factory destroyed o hT' tu' morning
Tho Joss ON thr binding i- 9""'"' "" 'i' '' '''''
- 600 and OF the stock 500 "'o lh' H-"' ""''N'i''
-at- that the building Wl- -ti "' 'I''
PENSACOLA, sept --.-rAc Episcopal parish ''noo' tH'
Pr,.bvterItn parsonage and Two other HOUSES were
i.,,r,.d .r ',I,ct tut- morning. Loss : ,VVp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
THE Trust TrYD CASE ~ BOSTON

BosroN, Sept PIT is said that the amount
missing from the Trust Fund In the Security safe
Deposit vault To which Charles L. stevens had access
is about and that the total amount Of the fund
j. about 100000 which Is held for the beuedt OF the
two daughters OF William II. O'Brien, OF the firm OF
Jordan Marsh a co. Young stevens IA reported 90 be
IN Europe and II Is believed that he took only about
- y. With him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
THE w0ryDED PRINTER DEAD.

WAsHINGToN, sept. 27.-Wilham Mcmahon.
the composor The Post 0ho- throat "a- last night
cut by Gcorgr Hou.h. died az O'Clock thi- morning.
McNIahous friend, live ln Buffalo. Hoa-h is also u
printer and halls originally from AcNandrla but he has
t,orl,I iu Nv York and u tbc south. lie bears tho
,Itafl,r ot b,ln. "a lare aud DAM gerOUs man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28

SEVERAL FREIGHT TRAINS II CoLIIsloN-PEEsoSs
INJUEFD-CtE, WRECKED

CmcAGo SEPT. 27.-Ad dispatch 10 IheJ0Urndt
from Peoria I says that three freight trains ei Rock
Island about the same time last night over the Peoria
and Rock Island roads. The FIRST train was unable 10
,eco1uuii,h the ascent Of heavy grade near Dunlap
itauc aided ht the cu-ur OF tho second train, @lguu
wa- sent back thc thrd tram bnt ID Wl- h yp
served and the went crashing INTO the rear OF inc
second train The eu-lucrr of the thd engine MIchaf
Radgau was Instantly killed, the hfrlndh "t the same
,u zinc and .tockuau on the second train were bady
tni7ref Tbe rutlr, second tram badly wrecked
.d one car containing cattle, Was consumed " me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
KNOCKED FRou HER HORSE 4ED BEI1EN
A rrFrIAN's BRUTAL ASSAULT oN a GIRL ~ THE
HIGHWAY.

Prr,BuRG, Sept PA most daring assault
aud robbery occurred tu- afternoon ou the hanuluy
turapkc. four miles from rharp.nurs Mis- eirom
daughter of vc-kuovu and respected farmer was rid
ius along hc road ou valuable horse, when -he "a-
stopped by ,luauou- looking tramp Who ordered her
90 dmouut She refused to do and tried 20 urge hcr
horse forward but the rIiian seized The bride "n"
.,.t oath. and iuur,,at.0u. aud told her 20 give
mn hc animal ucsc,ah'y or 10 would bc
worse FOR her The girl refused and screamed
fnr heIu This augcred him. and hc made
a., ,,,t.,,f upo1 tnr crl With 10 blow nom As h-t he
ltc, h.r FROM fhr hor-e and Dee b'd hcr -t'dgry on
fbr rnnud Hc then mounted the horse ana rode rap
tllr ,t, II vac lot long before tAr fellow. Who gave
M name a- Hugh Adams. wd- captured and taken to
-har-hurg Hc said tLt Al, only object was robbery
rrt of ,1ulug were uadr and Adams was lclu0t cd
fo flc County jail Iu thl~ cli}.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
, BrSJyEss NAN FATALLY SHOT

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. PA lines dis
va,eh from Magnolia, La Rue County, says that James
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
TELEGRAPH NOTES.


THE LADNEt.s ADMITTED TO BAIL
PUIfAuiIIuIA, sept Z!.-Judgo lhact delivered an
opinion tod u] -u-ninug tine position iaktd ny ,""h,
for tine Ialucr brothers, the suspended n"hAtIe. nc
discharged thr defendants upon common nominal Dali I
thc fifteen or twenty oapldH proceedings brought against
them.
THREE HUNDRED HANDS OFT OF WORK.
NV 30 ENta'Er. Mass. sept. 27-Ihe cotton manner
department of fhr ocean M shut down nt noon I" hH
indefinite period, throwing 800 hands out Of enp'!-
mcut.
PROBABLY MURDERED BY HER LOVER.
MAuI~uN. Ind, sept 29.-LOn lmcl, hNlng ht h''
Camp, decored Mics Crimson, with whom hc-'h 'en W
tlmafr. l4tu thr woods aud attempted iU uuurI H4'
l,aFiuL h,r fur dead. she found in au uh''-''-
condition. with three I- broken aud oihrfNl-r lu'
-lic VIII probably aIr.
FATALLY SHOT BA 4 POLICE OF - lis
BO-IEN. sept. 45.lHtIuluau Jeremiah . bhIfI OF 'l'
Fifteenth Precinct ChallcstoVn Police, early thl- morn
.ng shot and k, Thomas Callahan one oi "a party A9
attempted Cornelius Cft-cE whom The "H''i h
900 charge for Drunkenness Tie "ii'er Was "--a"-''
knocked down and struck with brick
LAUNCH OF THE ELDORADo. ,.
PHfLADEIrIut. sept 27-lhc large IRON -teNL-H'F -
dorado The a.t three cOaswl-e vessels uu!l ".
the Morgan Line successfully launcnro t''3 q, -,
Cramps rIpyaId Ia The presonce u Large cIO"u Va
people.
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shipp shot and mOrtally wounded u. j. Eavers' wen
known business man. to-day shipp IS q man OF bad |
character who had been ordered to leave the county Dy
InlmlfnreN
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FRIsBE lHE DEFAULTER SENTENCED.

PORTLAND Ore, sept 27.Frank Frisbie the defaaltee
was sentenced yesterday 10 one year Imprisonment
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feared that hl- injuries will prove fatal posse hunt
iup for
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A DEFAULT ON c. NTRAL CAR TRUST.

PHILADELPHIA Sept 27.-Thc Reading Rail
road Comrau, l- given notice Of default nn jersey
Central t.r TRUST
, 1884-07-23

furniture sold to pay the liquor bill,
or to meet loans of which the liquor
bill was the chief cause? We are
quite aware, of course, that the ma
iority Of our readers do not need this
lecture, but some doubtless do, and
will one day feel grateful to us if
these few words are allowed to have
their intended effect.