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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
THE BUFFALO POLICE QUARREL.
my TELEGRAPH re TaR rErRuSEf

BUFFALO, July 31.-Tho police trouble still
cont nucs To-day superintendent Curtin mt letter to
the Commissioners In which he rcfu-cd to resign,
giving as his reasons that the records OF the
department show since his cncumbcucy mat crime
has been ssencd, larger percentage Of stolen prop
ery recovered than before and Tat ne has always
pcfurneI hi4 duties efficiently. In tho letter hr says
that apeCinc has been made and thiUks the
of the request t te mostly feeling OF one mem
her uf the boa Il. lnOug Mayo SclNc dd not rcturo
Commissioners Grassy ana Newell took action aud re-
moved Curtin. Assistant Superintendent Philips was
appointed temporary supcrlntendcni ana VIII Hk'y ne
permanent,
Commissioner Newell WIS served to-day with papers
charging hm WITH mtrIH1n into Office, on the = ound
IN / he l. an alien Newell has brought suit for so 600
damages aguius Justice King for issuing hc warrant for
N.ALlI.
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A MURDER CONCEALED BY FIFE.
rnr TELEGRAPH TO rmK rnnryr.


BELLAIRE, Ohio, July 31.-The southern por-
ton OF this county fever OF excitement over the
Disappearance II farmer named John Williams Mrs
Williams has a by former husband named John a
webb. After her marriage with Williams, the boy leit
home. Nothing had bccn heard Of mm for four or hye
years but ne returned about the mddl, OF June sud-
denly Williams not to be found, aud no one kne"
anything about him This about july l. Young
webb when hc home said that he had secured the
agency County TO sell patent fruit dryer
and he managed 10 sell several or these dryers hhh
secured money that witn which II" de-
cainped on SATURDAY Soon after Wiiamss disappear
aroc became matter Of comment among the n"ighbois
the subject ~ the feu' that existed between HIN aud MS
stcpsOu revived.
few days later large pile o. tanbark that had ben
built hl Williams his place nrd ana blInrd 10
the ground. Ncigibors visited tho pnce, aud iound
that the ashes had an been rnkcd with MI ordinary
harvest rake of the tcch of which wcrc found hCy
once jumped 10 the conclusion That Wluamst body
had been burned carried away nud buried. Ih"y took
81 thc ashes and mad them nnnyIi and tncy were
pronounced to be tho ashes Of H. h, bOdo ana an
ivory button or two were also found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

that the Asatic cholera brought hithcr from Louon'
has been distributed. and taken root throughout ls
The cholera epidemic of ls63 began on ,ne m ruo rC, a.
June. and for six weeks underwent period o lhcuna
ton the deaths previous TO the LIST OF August lgis
from only 10 five per day. on the 2lst OF h&uSus &
they had risen to thirty per day. ana on the lotu
September the death rate attained its maNfnun sky
three From that time II gradually subsidized uiu! tnc
disease disappeared inthc following I3coempcr' rn @
appears that the attack the cholera has been TINS year
far vigorous and fatal than II was IN me great c
demc of nineteen years ago, aud all present h'loito
point to summer OF gloom ana sHlrrllE LOT lle lue
~ Tuuun Marscillcs.. The scaeoihg commerce "
Marscillrs is for the time almost entirely suspended
italy, spain. Tnns and Algeria Impose Patahlln@fS @ VI
10 fifteen days upon ali Ncs~'lh iIoHi t'
two infected ports ottoman ports 6ansoutrH lci"S.
entry 10 such vessels upon any ana an o.,
strict quarantine of divs has been established on
The land frontiers OF Italy and Spain against all persons
coming from France, and ho conditions OF these IIohlhI
quarantincsi in respect 10 baggage ana merchanSe arc
daily becoming rcld and eXacting ndtr theSe
hopeless conditions nearly az the steamship iIVS % %
tween Marsecs and other Mediterranean ana Eastern
ports have suspended operations ana nave OF WI SUN
close their Offices In Marsclllcs ON tnc frcmcn 7Ia'
OF Corsica vessel from Touon or Marsc'lrs Is per
mttcd to land passengers, baggage or mcrchadlse III
Lyons and at the Paris terminus Of the PARIS Lyons m
Mediterranean Railway, all passengers, baggage ana
reights. well "a 'cars coming from Malsellcs' are
umgatcd. dsineccd and subjected 10 the slrccst sur
veancc.
In compliance with instructions from the department
this consulate has asceraincd from official sources a'
emgTants have recently left either Touon or HiaI
scles by for the United states. II should ie addict
however, that few emg1ants for American ports ever
embark here, the steamers leaving MarscIcs nsds
touch at more Mediterranean stations pcloc Ie
ing their final point OF departure ana cmlGaltN u
for the United states II Is therefore respectfully s
the United states from Bordeaux llayre' lAEochcIig
any other French port not yet dtcaicd IN nl,'r," @
should be subjected upon their arrival 10 the csV o'
ful SAINT regulations --
Clean bills of health have been refused at TINS con-
suatc all vessels clearing for ports IN the Olu
States since the 25th of June and none snch " III Dt
granted until Marscillcs is officially declared Tree ron
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ARATE WAR ALONG TIE HUDSON.

NEwBURG, \. Y, July 3l.-Thc West
shore RAJ way Company beZtu to-day tie selling OF
excursion tickets between t- place ami New.York
good dy dys after date Tor II -, which is lower than
tie regu rate way, the .0cu rte beu II l6, and
the former ur-on rate - 25 The NeR-Yorl Central
has met reduction, ana the Ee VIII prob bly, do tha
same Il understood in rload circle, h re- that thu
local agents ot the Central have orders 10 meet al raet
by the Wcst Shore, and TO 20 p cents lower than
-uch rstc. lively h-hi l. eNprct,d IL ~ reported
that tie VS. shore Intends Oh ln1 sp'ciu sc-lat *
tutsIou from far " St a. CIuao11tlr, which
" DE made ab Iut half III local rate to ~ York Ot
about - + the round Trip nom tauaohar". Tho West
shore 81 ing tickets Scwburg fo COuty Island
and Long Branch and return for ~ 30 and Mtends
oicri Z An excursion rate Of II 10 Newport, Including
-tato-IOOm Oh The Steamboat
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wnnt do yon lhlnk ~ lhc cho'cra ="
TIE AFFAIRS OF EGYPT.
A CONFERENCE IN IONDoN-NEws FROM DoNGC
AND AEABIA.

A CONFEELNCE IN IONDON-NENS IRoM poNhOLA
AND ARABIA.
LONDON. July 3l.-The Egyptian Conference
at the egn Office to-day There no hitch in
the progress Of and it thought pr02ale
that an a,Tang will BE- agreed upon The Con-
ference al ourncd T. rcassemble saturday
IN the House Of l. rds, Earl Granville Foreign Secre-
ary OF state SAID with reference 10 the Conference that
the French Ambassador not yet we'd insu tions
from his Government
The Times has received from Alexandria tn" following
translation OF Arabic telegram GATED Donsoa, July
%: "1he Mudir, with two bata ions Of Bashlidz'uk',
a detachment OF mounted infantry SOM guns and 1000
armed volunteers, attacked ami defeated rebel shckh
named Ahmct4lIodt, wnl was en- rcnchcd n ih" AmDu-
kOl district among the TllIs iu the noun ans. me
rebels driven completely ont " The province ana
Dougola f. noN safe and Tranquil. ~ s-tr-cr from
General Gordon hs arrived win letter ir a. Mudlr
and Is waiting a reply"
NAESA. July 3l.-A serious upris Is reported at
YEN Il. The iusur;cn hav declared for the Mahdi and
have captur several yillIg 3. mclud NJ saua. Ten
thousand pS have been ordered from JcGddh to sup
l.4r ftfF
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EFFECT on THE DRUG MARKET.

A number of prominent druggists were
vse e,terdiy and their opinions sought In regard to
the cholera They are far from beng nj rmlsts. While
recommending care and caution all classes everywhere
they at the same timo ses probability o. an Immediate
invasion of the epidemic with the exception O. carbolc
acid there has been unusual increase IN the prico o
drugs on account Of Of the cholera
". II. Wckham, OF McKo.sOn& IL Robbins said " There
considerable demand for carb c acid. and as
has become son ha' scarce here and Tue pice
la almost doubled since the cholera scare be au on Of
peppermint ami opium also incrca cd I'm price, but
In 4 IS owing. may say to short crops Of tie herbs.
Opium W. get from Persia an1 smyrna oil Of peppermint
made iron, the peppermint herb which is grown chiefly
ir wayne County N " and the dry. cold weather with
some frosty nights has retarded the dcvclormcnt OF the
injured. CamphOr has increased somewhat ~ price.
hui II 1 st yory low aud there IN no Rca demand Tor
II"
what do yOu ihnk OF the chocraP
81 tluk people ought e. boil the water they drink ana
that rag ought 90 be kept Gu oi tlc cuuutrY'
william ~ q iall,, ~ W. II. lioflc.m Il CO., fnd {:
II hmk there Il cause for rca lnrin T1c emo era.
believe, T. come but don't thuk II Wil get
here before next year People are waking up 10 ihc
necessity Of better tauury nlonH ihtoushOu Oui Guy
and ouultry. There has been aud is cousdcrab" De
mund for dIrinfc"uts but II j. prem AZURE To thluk 81
buying curatVcs iusf now. Coneid fHDc chmphor n
bcins spld but TN cannot D. sii T. De an uuusu ]
d-mHnd, though the pr1c" has increased romr"hht |
mink tnat after awhile the prices % al the drugs We get
the Me lilcitauciu viii adyanc OIL acc uun OF the
cholera. W. nave Just rec lived letter from our core
spOudcut in ci VIII ch gives rath gloomy OUTLOOK
for H. Is Ii Tt.
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ALIQUoR DEALER PUNISHED.

NEwBURG, July 81. - George II. Blair, of
this city, who policeman threw cobb estones
through tn front windows OF A. 3. Gales drinking
on Broadway recently. because Gale would not stop
selling liquor his after he had been told 10 cease
the pra tce Gale had r arrested, and Blair was hued
committing the offence Gale then brought acyi suit
acaius air to damages done 90 his 'front.'
windows. Blair through friend, enlrcated Gaze 10 Sc
tie for &25 Gale subb rn aud SAID that he would
push Blair to the wall and make him suffer through the
The trial resulted IN favor Oi BAR tue jury
bringing i'm verdict of no cIuse of action Blair then
made up his mind to retaliite. aud and brought
suit to recover 800 under the act prOhlbltlhg
the sale Of intoxicating liquor to minors lie charged
twenty violations Of the law The case was tried yes
trrday and night before Judge Frst and jury.
The evidence showed that Gale had only store license,
and lat ht sold promscuousy. The boy testified mat
instead Of having drank twenty times he drank liquor IN
Gales 100 times He also SAID that ne had
PLAYED games with Gale for the liquor The charge of
Illegal selling also proved by Other witnesses VINO
had drank In Gales place. The jury returned verdict
ior the full amount 500 and now II IL reported tha
Galc4 license viii be revoked aud he thus dcbafred
FROM carrying on the business for three yodis.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PorrsyLLE, Penn, July 31.-lhc count to-
DAY fled decision ~ The injunction case ot tnr Pnia-
de pha aud Reading Railroad against tAe Radiug and
Pott,yl.lo Railroad The prciuiaar, itj1 clon was ds
oltcl so far restraining the Reading and Pot'syie
road FROM laying track concerned thou-h the iujuno
lion is continued until further hearing win regard te
the building or .iiu-s aud shops. Ihs 8, regarded
prlci ally 'hr termination ol tie lt'- u'n 'nd the
Reading and POtt-vle Company W4l begin Opcfd,l01s
AT once.
CISCISNATI, July 31.-J. J. Frey, for NUM-
Der OF years past Diyson sup riutendcHt o ia" Iron
Mountain road resigned that position 10 ace pt tha
post lon OF General Superintendent of the TXs and ST.
Lsm, Narrow Gaug" road. Nj Frey viii take up ms
new duli, August D.
RUTLAND, w., July 3l.-The Rutland Rail-
road Company la, elected tho following Board OF Dec
tors. Charles Clement John W Stewart. George w.
Barnard, ] imes o Sargent, Bradley b. -mdicy. William
Wells, JOhn L CoiiIge, q .Org5 H. Bal aud revival VI.
Clement TIE Board organized By elecun~ Charles
Clement pc, side It.
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THE yAGARIEs OF A LUNATIC.

IHI ITIF'HN" u 'IIH I'I"''H'
PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 3l.-An inmate of the
Hudson RIVER state Hospital, Charles MO-her OF Troy,
escaped his morning and walked down the ralrohd
track 10 this city. lie went lawyer. Office and asked
Tor at aehm mt pap r. saying thdt he nad escaped and
wanted L. secure his pr perry Ia tie hospital. The law
yer saw hlt Mosher insane and put him of I'll he
)icc. No her went q the Western Union
Telegraph office aud twenty dispatches somo to
friends I'm Troy banks and to rhe
Pfeslda OF h United The dispatches were not
accepted Thea hc went 20 leading lcsttnrnts ab nj
tlwn and ord. rcd dnucr including wine. Iheu ODD
Fellows procession passed. lie rushed Out and follow /
the Dauds. lie was .uud la ctOwt add arrested. lic
said that c mad converted all the patients n the hospital
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4 H0RsE-cIR wREcKEDBI 4 TRAM

BosroN, july 31.-An open horsc-'ar Of the
MiId'e-,x R,rja,i containing Ioz - s-3uscrs, was
run into aud demolished by heavily loaded irelShI
train Of tn Fitc'bar- Railroad ia Charle-towu last
night. Olly one pa ..cnzcl j II. Wiley WIS injured
The safety cJc- were up ia OF the horses we're
rovu down ana the dlv,r Wa, Aur I'd fifteen feet
number Of malc pas gers jumped from tie ear a'G
saved thcnis lives, but the women, some nI tirn WI
.a,rs i'm tvrir ann. rcmainri In tuc EN- uElY
psfayzcd VIVA fear Ih.y wcr romoY diJm tur "t''A
which was carried lbOJt gh ft.;N ltn"ut tpPdI''
i,iurv Mr. Wfl .y AVA, tlro,vl fiom fhr ear. Gr' g.
sol. dstanc, b.u.,tu the wreck. aud jahm 'S ust
a H. tl of in torn to tr'l- ana MS '-S
cera I'd. Iue KIN vas liter y torn fOm .ncm ~ tA'
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AZ AccIDENr ~ MAYOR N0RTM


HAgrfORD, July 3I.-At the exhibition Of
"Buntlo Bnls" show at Garter oak Park this after
noon there was nd rush OF hundred mounted In
dams cowboys aud scouts, according 10 regular pro-
erammr an going ut furious speed down the track.
Major Frank Soith Was thrown from hs hors" by tho
breaking o the saddle drtI TIE expert riders hind
him managed TO cl OF him "a he lay upon the grass
with one except on Indian riders horse planted his
o-e-foot on him. breaking six ribs He conscious
when removed, ani IN comfortable to- i.ht, though e
ha- suffered from weak lungs and the hook produce
hcmOr haze Major Norm gaiuel his tile q Irlne tie
cI. II war by coiumaudin; Indian scouis AMI II reco--
plZed a. etdrr OF the Gawucc trbc. lie Govern
ne & Ars long depended upon lin as IN Indian inter
pleter. IIc Is a men bcg of the Nebraska Lcg5 atu
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LoNDoN. July 81.
TIE CoYsURvN NrIvE UNIoN-The Ns,ional Conserva-
tive Union hH7 clcc ei Thy kgA Hon -r Mch3e. Hicks
i ach chairman, vice Lord Randolph Churchill re-
signed.
TnE CoNGo RyEa-Il The House Of Commons Lord
Edmond Ftzu tuuce. Under Secretary OF state for
the international African Association agreement Ot
precmpton on the Congo winch A'd not been o1'red
to gland.
A GIFT To wENlrYAys A P.r.on who moiesty hides
a theClo-icd library 10000 volumes. TIE member
ship Of the Wesleyan b'dy was Increased 1ui.ns the
past year by 900 new nam
TIE DYNAMITE THIAL-Tne trial OF the suspected
dyuau,curs, John ID tiy ana James E-aE was cOntln-
ued to-day at Warwick Th cautious were taken
10 guard me Court IT, Yesterday. Colonel Aiacndc,
Chief Inspector OF Explosives, tcstlh utha' Ddy ndd
his possession when arrested siI bottles of suphuc
Hcld and tour dynamite bombs. Tnc bombs only r'-
qulred The insertion OF su phurc acid TO produce an
explosion. IIe knew Of purpose sclcnth: or prnc-
tical, ior sucd bombs except 20 take lie,
EscArE or A sr2AMER-TIe British Steamer Gi!s-
IauJ Captalu Mtchei struck On TIE rocks near Peer
head, she afterward hoatrd and proceeded To the
Tyne She has a lar,c hole in her bow. Ine Gllsland
was at Shields Jul Il from Hagrc.
Mr. sTANLEYs MovEMrNrs.-Ieury VI. Stanley has
gone TO Ostend TO meet King Leopold Of Belgium and the
Directors OF the African nteraational Association Mr.
Stanley denies that amy discord exists between hun and
the Directors who. h have assembled al Ostend
specially 10 accord him a warm welcome.
MAPLEsONs PLASs.-Mr Mapleson IA negotiating for a
lease OF Her Maslys Theatre AID has under considera
tion the engagement OF both Patti and Nilsson
A BRITISH BARK sEIzED.-A dispatch from Moan
bquc states tnat the BiIsh bark oarah hobaf tapalD
Crocker has been detained there aud ho cargo seized on
pe euce that she has violated tine customs regu atoms
TIE people Indignant al the arbitrary proceedings
PRINCE GEoRGE.-The British man-ofwa canada,
with Pllucc Goor-c Oi Wales on pOHu, Has "4I''0N 0
the cci!Iy ISLANDS
le trr tins morning advocating match between
the Philadelphia ana the Australian cricket teams
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THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
THE IDENTITY OF A CORPSE.
WOMAN ALIVE AND WELL, But OFFICIALLY DEAD
AND BURIED.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrYE.l

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Troy, July 31.-A woman who was reported
to be dead mas been found alive and In good health at
the willard Insane Asylum at Ovid Her name Is IIdn
nah Bloom in gdae. OF Lausingburg On December o.
1881. Warren c. BoOmlngdae. her son. was met by the
Of the poor OF Lansngburg and Informed tha
his lay dead the County Ious she had been
insane for fifteen in consequence Of religious eX-
element and was first confined az the Marshall lutrtn
AIRY. Warren made lngemeuts with the undertaken.
Joseph Burns aud the following day. with BIS father
and other members Of the family, he buried the body ~
BOOminggrOve Cemetery at Greeubush in the family
plot Two weeks ago Warreus nalf sister, Mrs. Eliza j..
Morrison IA former at the Marshall L uhrnary.
The nurse inquire after Hannah Bloomn gdaes health
Mr.. Morrison said, Hannah B Op uiugdi ale dled nearly
years ago.. The nurse Gecl are th she kn W Han-
nah BIZ mi igdale not dead warren BlnOmiugdale
10 OVID 10 uyesriga g. AMI decltes That he T.
u2lly his mother there, and thar sac inquired tOr
other members Of the family.
The records o. the County Supcrin endeut show that
Mr4 BOoningda died IN December 1851 Toe records
the town Of LlusngbIrg show that Mrs. Blooming
dale taken to ovid. An effort Is beng made to
solve tins riddle.
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CRIMES And CASUALTIES.
EMBEzzLING THE FUNDS OF A TOWN

EMBEZZLING THE FUNDS OF A TOWN
SoUIHBoKo Mas july 3l-FriDknn Este VINO for
twenty years Wa treasurer OF tnat town, Tesgniug IN
1888 rested Yesterday for The enbeZzIem OF
"a ,2s5, money borrowed by hun Tor by the town
1851:
FOUR GIRLS KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
BEATRICE. hrb July 3l.-A severe thunder storm
visit. .d ms region before daylight yesterday morning
The li-tnug struck the farmhouse OF Nathan Miller,
near M4ryVile Kan, hi Ing his four snt.rs while
they asleep.
TIE SUI IDE OF TWO SISTERS.
CHATTASoOGA. Juy 3l.-Lucy and Jenny Jpnss, age
nineteen and seventeen, living Gladsden Ala, com
mittcd eide The Younger WAS found hln-ing IA the
attic OF house aud the elder from In the yard
A MOB THAT WAS FOILED.
CH\RLOTTE-vIILE Va. July 3l.-A LARGE mob from
the DelghD0rhOod OF Buckeyeland, attempted this morn
lag 10 take John Roland who murdered james Fry on
the evening July % from the AlDemarle jail and
yuch nim Upon approaching the outskirts OF the town
they tound that the military aud ciuzeHs had been
warned vi their coming, and had taken possession OF the
jail.
ROBBED OF $4,000.
PITTsBURG, July 3l-A Dispatch To The ChrOHtcte-Iee-
,rauh from PCtrOia. Penn. says; Yesterday hItcr-
noon Three una ke1 men entered the home OF RhOdy
BOy e a farmer aud with revolvtts compelled him %
open lis sale and give them $4,000 wbiehIt Contained
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TOPEKA, Kan, July 31.-RcportS from nine-
teen different c)uate- H. trd southern ana 'ou'A
Yves Kansas ndicat, at Kan rs Ail add another 70
two com ecutiye ear, g.ea Gro is Clre al tnste'
ba the in air ddy 'are'hel luIcat' tiat to
wheat crop VII avcrl through the 'trlct' h'h,u-
nearly al % wich lie in the Arsansa' valley o "
husuel, per aore, and the qdIt l. re 1urtel goo &
new counties OF :. aO. D Pa w dF id % - Du'i
of wueat and bushels g. the acre. Inc 81 1P
oats tie count OF eNo' ent IIdlIl dn , me-
aytra-c - TO 30 bu hels 70 the rc me conan on
~ corn al better nan at TINS tAe 'as'
vrAr. Wlth .r..t-- s.as. d area.
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oPPosIyG HrRDS RENoNM4TI0N


TOLEDO, July 31.-Fiye out of the fourteen
mcmbe 5 OF tine Lucas County Democratic Central Com
mittcc have botI tAo action oi the maj rty and today
ssu.d c1n FOR ward caucusos 10 b. held on August lG.
10 select delegates direct 10 he Congressional COM enon
The majority issue en- for under the Il Der
Law 10 Secure delegates to th, county convention To-
lcct Cor-r iOna delegates. The boilers rcpr sent
tc Il mcnt opposed 10 Frank HIr AID assert That he
Is ot in accord with the Democratic platform. Ihry
none 10 prevent soti Huri dele HtiDn at the Congress
sou4I Convent on by sending cOuteIdins dccg ,tiou
from Lucas Nuu itl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
ST4BBING MS SISTER-LN-LAW

Antonio SallomonO, a native of Italy lives,
when AZ home at 90 Rivngton-st. HIS sister in-law,
Pllomena Falata lives at 81 Crosby-st The relation
berSeen the two has been st aned for time, aud
about We ago there an open rupture over some
trivial NATTER cau-ing their feelings to become even
more embt cred. Antonio made call on tomena laso
night about o'clock aud got into quarrel with her
Which he ended by stabbng his sl-cr-Ctw IN the righs
thigh inctiBg ugly wound. The screams OF the in-
iurcd woman quickly sttTac. ed crowd, and Ofic"r
from The Fourth Precinct on the spot. win the
assistance ~ the bystdnders, tOurniquet was
improyised the flow OF blood stopped. An alnbu-
lance summoned aud the woman taken "a ~ VIA.
cents Hospital Antonio arrested aud was cOnnned
last night III the Mulberry street station
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QUARANTINE PRECAUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Ihe acting Secre-
ary of the Treasury has given instructions for the es
Enlistment OF a National quarantine AZ tho Delaware
Breakwater to guard The entrance to Delaware Bay,
aud has ordered the revenue steamer Ichch CpAc /"
duty on that station as quarantine steamer
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TUO NOTED ROBBERS CAUGHT.
Lnr rELrGnArn 10 TIE 1nInryg.


ALLIANCE, ONO, July 31.-Ihe Marshal OF
Lnctona passed throusI Alliance this morning on ms
way from Mineral Point, where he had captured George
Plulin all IS George wilkins and Francis Pauhn. alias
Francs Marks two Morg noWn gang Of robhcr-,
Who ran away wAur undar bail. This was one oi the
worst gang. IN Ohio noted for da ing mur rob5 ries,
D ru burning ctc. IN we're tn way t. NOung5-
tosu, 1hcr ey will be 10 g-d IN the VI mo Iins 60 my
Jd They wrr met 10y ". II. Ilet, chi of the
Galni. . valley Dctccy. Agency who ideutlf -I them
Wbll pursuit OF this gang ntly Trplct poi
.nn d md AAmC NOM lO.lnA bis .c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
THE ZONES OF 4 MURDERED WOMAN.

SALAMANCA, July 31.-On Monday while
three idr,H were playing at digging well IN fled
On the Mcdonnell farm East Mil Creek Township,
Ere County, Pennsy ylyauia, thy came upon a human
skeleton three feet below the surface. They reported
the discovery at the farmhouse and The skeleton was
dug up and removed. It was in slttag posture, and
was the skeleton of white woman. The sAul was
crushed In several places and the rOs SIDE Wc4e
ken The medical testimony yesterday before COOSeT
Randall, vino ordered Investigation, was unanimous
that tine injuries haI been inflicted while the woman was
living, and mast nave caused her death.