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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
ErrrSLyG 70 FILL ONO COZ coNTRA CTS

REFTING 70 Fill ONO COiL CONTACTS
PITTsBURG. Nov. 20 (Spccial.-At number
Of coa mines along the Pitsbnrg. Cincinnati and -.
Louis Railroad and tho CHARTERS Valley Branch cars TO
be loa ed for Hooking valley operators have been side
tracked recently Al the Cherry Mines the men refused
TO III the simaracton Is expected at other mines
Secretary FanGcry has issued address to theSnners,
IA which he Our advice to the Panhandle miners
u To refuse m Hooking NGlcy contracts. However t
doe. not follow that 10 III Ioskiu. Valley cars would be
nIiuy those contracts. Inc Hooking Valley contracts
be- brd Toy the u-c or Panhandle cars. or tnose OF
un, u her railroad that would rent tdrn for Use 70 our
operators lt mine committees consult the transpOrta
dockctS get such other Information "a Will pre-
that would result IN beut III To tho
Ohip thrch detrimental 10 tile ttrt = Of our
DISTRICT" The circular adds that Ot tic Panhandle
operators have iutinatcd that u the Hooking Valley
strike rs successful the Pttsbutg operators WIN be
ablcd 10 advance TIE price Of miuiuS.
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ryGn1IyG wouEy or rHr siLrA7Ioy Arur

NASTICOKE, Penn, Nov. 20 tSpccioN. Mag
gie Evans and Mary Jano Davis, young women OF tho
alyltlon Army, h'd quarrel last uIeht about
trivial allusion hid made the other Thoy onIht
vigorously until separated After benz released by tho
pcacemaker Mise E'ais plckoi upa large stone. aud
rushing toward Ms1 Davis buried IN tho latcs fLcc
knocking her To tho ground unconscious. Tho of
the crl hldlf and Dlcd freely Aft'r hard
labor slic urcl TO cOhsciousncs. but too
weak tnIt oi the rau lrddIis to tho
bat AftrrHard he was attacked with and ttiut
Ing spells ana removed tn te home 81 her parents
aui has hech conscious only al intervals since. To-
night her condition vas regarded as dangerous.
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NlAAIs ov I'VE sL1rGAIrRAo 0r lNuMLN

EIEBIS OF me 81 tTGHTEEiNr or l'iNILN
PuLADELrurA, Nov. 20 Npecioh.-Inc Jew
i-h ilhb' hay" issued a circular ~ which they -ly
"toycft open attacks made upon The method used
hy our pcops IN Staying animals whose fesh We are
allowed to cl fu moro than ON instance -earch into
tha, method Ia, boon committed 90 competent persons
and the decision IN ts favor scientists 1Zrced that
the quick cut OF tho gullc and Wmdp!pc with sharp
knife Immediately attended by faut aud total loss
of scn-ation. Tho adoption OF the system followed by
non srdclltes would defeat tho ends Oi tn Mosaic law.
ia order 10 let the bloJi dow upon the earth Ike water
must ayOd the or hammer. which may cap-c tho
sudden CUIrraling OF the vital nuld. Besides " IS al
uhttei u the report Ot c committee ol the Socl-
0r the Prevention OF Cruelty 20 Animals that trc-
Qusutiy than hiow l. nrc--ary 70 XII beast,
aud tupt animal, wrllhlnY hftrcn or twenty
minute, after the hoS. while Wu cannot too strongly
runmcud tlu continuance Uf tue traditional method AN
hrlns effective Of tho on tcui-d bv Holy Writ. Ne
ruOn exceeding care O. prevent rOHsh usage oi tho
animal before tho operation
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SHOT BY ~ ASSASSIN.
tX-SIAyOR BOWMAN, OF EAST ST. LOUIS, KILLED
ESCAPE OF THE MURDERER.

FN-hAiOR BOWNAN, OF EAST ST. LOUIS, hIlLLD-
ESCAPE OF THE MURDERER.
ST Louis, Nov. 20 SpecioD.-ExMayO
john b. Bowman. of East St Louis. ILL.,, assassi-
naeda few feet from hrs own door this evening. Ho
was returning home with satchal In his hand and q
man was seen walking behind him. As Mr. Bowman
reached hs gate the man walked UP aud placing re-
yOyer the back Of his neck frod. Tic exMlyor fell
aud died instantly. Tho murderer escaped ana the
police have clcw to his Identity. Mr. Bowman was
best known politicians in Southern Illinois,
and warm friend of Congressman MorrieOn. The news
murder spread with rapidty on both sides OF the
river and squad OF policemen from this city started
for the scene Of the crime For ten years MI Bowman
had full control of the municipal government OF East
- Louis. The city government was divided into two
ho.lil" factions and IN l97s Bowman at tho head Of Que
faction and Weider at the head vi he other appealed to
arms. They fought in the streets and twO men wcro
kille aud many wounded. There l. dOubt that his
Is political assassination.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FIREMEN HURT BY A FALLING WALL.
DTropD rnnn Nov DO-At New Br

HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. 20.-At New Britain
this morning Brand Brothers factory in E!mst caught
fire ou the top floor considerable portion Of tie
building was destroyed. While several nremen
near top OF long ladder portion Of tue wall fell
out and Henry T. Latham struck by brick and
knocked TO the ground thirty nvo feet below He vas
badly cut and bruised. Fireman Bun nham caught
by the roof fell and badly bruised. third man
was slightly hurt. The building occupied by stock
company for tue manufacture OF piano aud organ Harl.
ware the Companion Sewing Machine Company, aud
the kcmpshtll Button Fastener Compauy Forty men
are thruwm out OF employment. Tho loss IL aDous
S3O,O 900 Iusuraucs, $4,000.
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ryDIyG rYy RoDr or / DErAULrER.

LANCASTER, Penn, Nov. 20 SDecND.-Ben-
ilnin h. Lougoneckcr whose sudden disappearance
from this y February caused SENSATION has bo"i
heard The body man, supposed 10 DO me- was
found ia the mountains neal Los Angeles. Cal Ihn
nan had apparently boon dead fUt months Attrr
Iuugrncckrs dcparLuro, II discovered itt no hHi
-qua iicrri lOnOO iutrI-tct - ms ric 10y Miss bar
bart Bcckcr ~ Maur Township Ho had also borrowed
cN cNfrIININNlN lInn ntllnr4.
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DrnAYDra 4 lARIlF 0N EAW MArERL4L.

Bo>ToN. Nov. 20 (Spccian.-Thc National
Crandc. Patrons OF HusbandrY thi declared
the pncy the Government shouid be Ia give
protection 10 every Industry Oi the county that
Is much American industry 10 pro iuce tho
maeIIsl to naHuflcture II and protested against
present policy nf the American manufacturers pursu-
a trade policy the admi>Hou pl .torLd
AMI hisl lGOtcof ton Htuuihr'uIc- 3uch dl
rrcy America "a farmers and prJiu-sli Ol natsr
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MAcKLN AZ woRK CrrrLNG AI0NE.

Chicago, Nov. 20 lSpccioU.-Josrph e..
N4ckn, WHO wcntto tho Joliet rouitenuary yesterday
ont his term Tor participation ia tho Chicago
election frauds has been assigned the stone shop.
This morning he furnished with chisol ahd nIot
and put IN charge OF huge. but soodmttursd convict
called Big joe" who dung o Hcntenco tor innr
der aud has unK stone shop that o acts
fOrciniu Thp WORK III this shop II hot ~pr'lhS
afduous aud said to be- popular with tho cOhViuts
than most OF the other contracts.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


C,rLc COMPANIES DIS tGREE.-Th" conference ~ me
c,an1.crs ni tho Atlantic cdRle cunpt.cs hts bc' II
aLofivc. Both side. tue syniicdtc coup es "d 'ho
Commercial Cable Company. Irc defiant, ANA lhrI' arc
no sl,ns OF possible asrcclncHt war oi rates Is IN
pending
CAELYLr.GOFTHE LETIEES.-Thc complete correspond.
ence OF Carlyle with Goethe has been d-cONcIcl
I'm the Goethe Copies OF tnc original letters OI
Goethe 10 Carlyle were also discovered.
THE CALEDONIA A COLLfSIoN.-Iho Anchor Line
steamer Caledonia, Captain FOrsaw, which started on
November @ for Boston has returned with her star
board side much damaged having been IN collision Win
Z brig.
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p4Rr or 4 rouN TO BE som

HARRISBURG, Va, Nov. 20.-By decision
Of the supreme Court Of Virginia IN kcnmond ycster
day In the of Enngers executor against Hail. from
Rockingham County affirming the docieion Of the lower
court nearly fourth the properly in Harrisburg
Will be thrown upon the market To satisfy tho chm ot
the Hall hers. The property includes land ana improve
mputs auu IS worth about 100000.
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BEcKwIru SENTENCED 70 BE HANGED.

CHATHAM, Nov. 20 (SDeciau.-lhe jury in
the Bcckwnh case to-day rendered verdict OF
guilty OF murder in the hrst degree. Beckwitn took
prVmucnt place bcIOre tho large audience and with
outstretcbed hands he sIid 81 am not a Mason and
never was. demand my rights. | mover murdered
Nundercook lie was killed" After tie Judge hat
passed sentence he gave Beckw opportunity to pra1
Ine prisoner Grated his cOuns nsultcu IL q ur, and
piead fOr mercy. he handed some papers 10 Inc indie
To bc given to Governor Hall Hc tnaL nc w -, M,
Oid man ana Wdhtcu 10 nNe He was sentenced Ia
angcd January = loS0.
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TIE FALL RIVER cHrRcH CONTROVERSY

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 20-The following letter
has been recoNed by Bishop Hendnckcn cnbodyiDg tho
answer tho Roman Propaganda in the matter OF the
controversy tho pastoae OF the church OF Notre
Dame dc Iandrcs IN Fliut Village FAN River Mass.
Boston, Nov. IL, 1855.
DEAR SIR: by letters received from Rome dated
October 20. His Emincnce Cardinal sinooHl directs me
To say that you appoint whom you choose as
rector OF NUtrc Dtuo do Landrcs Fall River ami that
you give him rs assistant French Canadian priest until
such timc a. deem II Ia appoint French
Canadian rector. Yours very sincerely.
JOHN J. WILLIAMS, Archbishop Of Boston.
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DRowNIyG or rAR4A sa4MEN.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2O.-Captain John Abbott,
Robert TreaIOr, mate and Patrick Tally, hand, were
drowned yesterday afternoon near the mouth OF ehs
Patapsco River II Is said tnat they fell from tue dcck
OF the schooner John Nichols The said 10 have ali
fallen together aud all sunk at the same tme lne he
returned " port aud the police nave pesun Az n'VS
usaiIvn
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POOR WORK or 1 THIEF.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20 (SpecidD. The house
George Wells Point House road and stahper9 i'no
entered by thief in tho absence of tho famy yes
tcrdy aud roDoed OF gold watch two goid oreaS'""S
and othor articles Tho thief ransacked everything eN
%, u; the drawer OF bureau containing $1,000, WHICH
Mr. Wells mad drawn from bank thc day before
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rprNcu STRIKERS ~ 4 n1or.

PARIS. Nov. 20-The weavers in the various
mills at S. QGenticn have gone strike for h-hr
wages There riot this morning. and tie rioters
threatened the lives and property OF the rich aud broke
o rp,,hor NJ vi,dovs The gcndarncs were ~ nrst
pnwrrcSs TO quell the disturbance, bat on receiving
reinfOrcements succeeded IN nrrestnS several oi 'c
glc1ders.
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m1S NO1 MrRDERED.

BISMARCK. Nov. 20 (SpcciaD.-P. McCue, of
this city, who ia the regular army at Fort Wads-
worth III the spring OF 1870 denies tho report that Hole
thc- Day. the Indian chief. killed by Jealous tribes
who suspected him OF giving away their lands 10 secure
his Irish bride IIo says that he assisted Ia digging
IIoicn.thc. Day, grave Fort WtdswOrth. the chief
having died thcre Gf consumption The vito OF the
NJ .-.L. ILlan nII.l
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

FLESsBURG, Prussia, Nov. 2O.-ThielemHn. n German.
American lOcksIIih has been expelled from this place
oy the authorities He went to America IN ls72 aud
Returned 10 Germany IN 1883.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2O.-A laboror ono Kelly, has sought
police protection In this city. alleging thdt the F,bans
osd threatened him with DEATH unless lie shot eICrOwn
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AN ALBANY MERCHANT BEATEN.

PoCGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 20.-Julius A. Thurbcr,
a commission merchant OF Albany, as knocked down
badly beaten here this morning by two brothers OF
the name OF Lee. Ills assallaDts arrested IL Is
supposed tnnt robbery was inc object OF the Assault
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MADISON WIS, Nov 2o.-rho body OF Probate Jndge
A. \ SanhOrn was found IN Tho woods about four miles
lnud ,num told tho story OF his death lie at
on tuesday. IIc was undoubtedly Insane when he took
his llic
HURT BY A RUNAWAY HORSE.
PROVIDENCE, NOv. 2O-In Olncyville Square last
night horse attached {" wagon ran down Mantoil-
ave just aa Charles +. Dyer, cOndu,t tho Broad
way rontc. stepped from his car. As Dye turned the
runaway struck him, and OF Ill" shafts entered his
mouth decorating the right check te"ribg ell his nose
right eye aud IraoturinE the bones ~ the right side
his face
DAMAGING A HOUSE BY AN EXPLOSION.
NoRrn ADAMS. Mass, Nov. 2p.-A quanty OF explo-
svr material exp Oded last night about twenty
feet the hOusu IN Prospect-st. owned by Bernard
Boland, and occupied by Morris Williams. The WIZ
the house thrown about In tho night r.. a. Kama
* Sons powder house vas broken into uud twelvo
pounds Of powerful explosive called Miners Friend
and about tOrty Of fuso were stolen. Suspicion
rests On Edward Brown, who short time ago. vas ar
rested for assault tho Williams family Dut VINO
managed To escape punishment
HANGING OF A MURDERER.
TuoMNsToN Me-. Nov 2O-WikIusOn the murderer,
was hanged he re- to-day Tho criue for which he was
hanged was committed on Septcmher3' j. 1883, wien he
shot aud killed Ohcer william Lawrence, while resist
ing arrest for burglary.
STEALING ALL TIE CONTENTS OF A STORE.
LkBANoN. Penn, Nov. 20 (npccidD. Augustus Mall
fair Keeps u general sOro NJ tue CnlOh wafer WORKS
near Jamestown In THE county. Early this morning
robuors forced an entrance ana caEi'u tway WIN tnv
aid of teams, nearly Ills entire StVt, "houhS " u'ci
So 900 besides several hundred dOar' IN ASH
POISONED BY DRINKING From A WELL.
CoAT1sVILLE Penn. Nov. 20 tAptcidl.-frabk own
of TLomns Poole In Penn Township. 10 thresh hls srhlh
1he at old well waa used To supply tue eng no
The water seemed pure and Townsend, Mackey hnd u
daughter Of Mr.. POOr drank OF IT, ShOfuy ait"fWaiu
ali II,ree were taken violently ILL., Townscnd aud the
young wonnu died this morning and MJckey 10 in u
seritlcal CONDITION.
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c,CrrKs DEFEATED IN PERU.

LIMA, Nov. 30, via Galve>tvn.-An Official
dispatch the Prc!ect OF Juaja states that Caecres
has been defeated by the First Division Of the Ivern-
mrnt force, which cut OF his retreat by IuGrLHupA
Caceres lost heavily IN killed and prisoners
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NINE PRISONERS ESCAPE FRoMJAIL.

DAYTON, Ono, Nov. 20 tSpeciaIy Iy.-At Green
ville Ohio TINS morning nine prisoners including two
murdercrs escaped from the all. The jail had stone
noor thick covered with sheet iron. Tho sheet
iron was removed and large stone in tho floor was
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DrNfANDTNG yI.ITs FOR 4 rOHTIrNr

Chicago, Nov. 2O--A Cular caso II on trial before
jude Tuiey Ia lh- city. MI.s Mary Vryinig DunbLm
property OF tho vtiu" al ~ 900 DaVd T.
bradley trhsl for hoi ne choW. Junn Dnnhan Rolo-
ill, u Robert W. Roio-du, condition tho
hoy should visit her stated tu-. It's father opposed
the visits bcCusC II II stated tLCl t"ndrd to achRIc The
unlcs~ hr makes the visits. and Tho
tee asks the 10 make order allowing thcn
RAIN OF GRAssIIOPPERs
HELENA. ARK. Nov. 2O.-fhe people al Helena were
ar0Hscd yesieIiny morning 10y wnat many 0r them
tbOaght 10 be Il ncIty ranhtOrm. Investigation proved
that The AR nllcd with gras. .Iuppcrs. They
passing from east 10 west.
THE AMERICAN HUMANE SOCIETY
81. LOUIS Mo-, Nov. 2O.-lhc Amer gican Humane so
Clcy to-day adopted resolutions III memOry the Earl
j. Levi X. OF PhImdephA. 4 resolution from T. J.
br wn Of Chicago, recommending the adoption the
lille Humane Society By all DrganlZatiOns formed for
the protection OF animals ana children was adopted
IRELAND AND ENGLISH PROTECTIVE LAWS.
LINCOIN, Nrb., Nov. 2O.-A mass merting rurnol
ynpahizcrs was held NIGHT with Mr. Patrick Egan
chairman. j. sterling Morton attributed lrcland's
misfOrlunes to the protective laws made by the English
Government years igO contribution OF H. 900 was
made 10 th. Parncll Fund.
LIVING LONG IN AN INSANE ASYLUM
ISDIASAPOLIs lnd Nov. 20. John +. Messelman d!od
I'm the staie Insane Hospital this city Yesterday.
He was from LOganhp'rt and atnertn-aw OF Knius
MOgr. Minister Ia wcdeD. fic u ono time worth
100000. Ills mint began 10 weaken nearly twenty
years ago He bought 1he LogaHsI,ort Pharos and
sailed ms supposed enemies through lie
also buit tie OguHspOrt Opcru House for pur'
pose Of ridicuing certain peobc In play which no
wrote anu called "LOEan-pOrt Reviewers"
WHIsKEY BOTTLES BESIDE HIS CORPsE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20 tNpecidb.-Fran Is. AickauH,
age " y-sI. from Huntingdon Pcnn was lound dead
In his bed this mOrning at Bergers Hotel, Fifteonth anu
FIbert s.s The COrdners messenger fonnd three Dot
ties that had contained liquor lying beside the corpse
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FIVE WOMEN BURNED TO DEATH.

SANDUsKY, Ohio, Nov. 2U.-The COUNTY
Dfrmary near this city was partially destroyed By nro
Tonight Five women burned 70 death ana tha
superintendent was badly injured. There wcro ninety
e inmates
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SEARCHING FoR ms WIFE AND CHiLDREN

NIt IIII IT IT y @'"''7
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20 (SpecdO. w lllIam
studley. OF No. 81 Markets asked tho police TO-DAY 10
assist him IN finding his wife aud three children who he
bipks I'm this ctv abont October IL He says he
missed them becnuac started Ior England ABOUT tho
same time thcy left therr for this country
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TELEGEdPHIC NOTES.
4 RAPID STEAMSHIP yoyAGr

Nhw-ORLtANs, Nov. 2O.-fho steamship Louisiana,
from Nrw-IOrK November II, reached her wharf bcTo
midnight last Hisht The tine ot her pa-sase from
city i've. dHyE. ~iI hours ami MY minutes
The distance 500 nau'al mllrs 1hi- tlmo Is
hours quicker than the pcv!Ou, uncNcccd record
Z ftt Efg .tttpY
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family matter. Clark became enraged and, selling an
axe struck his wife on the head crushing the skull and
nfictng wound that the attending physician says
will prove fatal Clark was arrested.
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STRIKING MS WIFE WITH AN AXE.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 20 (Spe@d)-LaS'
night Geor.o Clark and Ls WHO quarTelled o'oF SUM
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Solicitor Bolton who secured the conviction OF so many
OF their friends for various offences.
BERLIN Nov. 20 Tho German Government has dc:
cded modify the bOunties for the manufacture OK
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SAFE or NEw-YORK AND SEw. ENGLAND BoSD-.

Bo,rO\. Nov. 20 tSpecidh. .-Th' SAFE of the
SlNi2o'0 oi -ccoad mur lI4o bonds OF th. Nov-iOrk
ana NcH-InGand hC.I bg the ConDou -C.th 70 30.
syndl, ate v', dr to-day. IN u.c 10 reoout pro
po- Tor h.d-. the Treasurer of tAa Common c.t
ccired two blts ono OF 9jis from Brewster, Cobb q
j. ronk. rcpIr- nt.rc NoA-lotx capitalists aud our
rather tgo from Frduo- J.. i-uson, rcprc-en ling
the friends co. the pse-rut ~ -,mrIt ~ the Nos York
iud New EpsIui x urDtl o." % fAI I'd. Oi tAe .t"r
syndicate was lf -. accompanied hy the pr1."st 20
take 30 pt cent 70 iir M a. '' bonds ls preferred
stock. aud "A second lI .. ant ~ ,.s' 10 nIfrb-r
- per oi tIc bIrlt iu tho preferred
s;ocE. The Guy.rl"r and rc authorized The tres-
urrr Zoo sell the ltJ- tn Nr ~. .eus 80 q hit -T.l ate
10 80 aIth At pgly ih tinY suh.crino Tor
2j pr cent oi o. r r vlc tle preferred st0cb OF
ihr N-w-luis l.l Nrw- -Eu tlal! Eu.ruuI The .,tipn
of mo Governor Jui Council t..i,lss tho h'-h.r Jd
for the bond, attracted much ''"'ou T. ., said tntt
thc NcN.Tolb capitalists wln af , ot tho hI 4cr b.d
comPr-' N..srs Ganli. Sac. Frld and other. whose
rr,I pIfIn-' We. r" "r The M g int'Ir-A u the iu~d
o. fhr oacr r.u M-.efs Br,v-"s Cobb & + tthip,h
ciGm ti1t they and th p,r'"s .rrI"l y tLrII have
been uufy trrtcl iu hr ttf,t u lfHir-' 20 "ui~r
. protest a-4iU-t tho a,t.rI Uf %" '''.c,rur ano
OtGtU'IL
L., nouis which tho C,giuouuealih have di-po.et
10! we've piai rd "fIi years ttu When the slate
chm .ei De ,ys /. he'd ll ihe N"w YORK AM N"w-
Eu.Hiud Tor tEp,u. IN cvrNru-~ M o. at 80
-har. tor iLo ~o.6 u uTu ut tlr Nau ~ pt. The
-itfc only direct interest 10 thr w.N'rk atd NrN
England Company after fh" ~ uti'r e %" huui. VII u'
cor q by the terminal boad- fpr ucu TIC t'"7 T'r-
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forced down into the cellar during the night There
were twelve prsOnors one OF the murderers as cap
tured near Union CITY, Indiana, to-day
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MR.. GARRET1'S Qualified ASSENT
SIGNING THE RAILROAD CONTRACT.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO TO BE CoNDIT1ONALLf
EXEMPT FROM THE PASSENGER PROVISIONS.
The signature of Rolert Garrett, president OF
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company, was affixed
TO tho trunk line presidents contract yesterday under
conditions, however which do not commit him TO the
provisions governing the passenger business Inc
duplicate agreements were brought back from Bat
mO-e in the afternoon by Commissioner Finks repre-
sentative who has been personally 70 SEQ President
Roberts OF the Pennsylvania, and President Garrett
Tie proyso attached ~ the signature OF hr Garrett
reads thus:
The Baltimore and Ohio signs this agreement snhinnt
~ tue reservation that 49, ouh ~ tue pro
thereof far relates % passenger tr1c only In case
It is member OF the trunk line rssaBEer division
Tho contract s signed and sealed 10y al tho com
panies the following accepting 10 unconditIoDaliy
Grand Trunk OF Canada, New-Y0rk Central, No~-iork
West shore aud Buffalo. Delawars, Lackawanna and
Western, New-York Lake Erie and Western, and Penn
sylvanla Railroad. Begrct Il expressed by railroad
h It The Baltimore and OHIO and tho PonnsyVNna
could not come to an aercc,sent rrgar'lng ths use oy
srngcr bus The disagreement loavcs the matter
of successful organization Of the passenger pool ana
the advance through fares to ba settlod
hereafter Whether tho proposed advance 10 the basis
Of $50 from hero to Chicago DO carried
rctt. in his communications w1'h the Commissioner
ana his fellow presidents has hTeathet spirit OF con
citation and IL may be possible that ho Will cooperate
in securing higher figures lron Sew-York and PhAdel
pha the sake OF local Bltimore traffic sncn Is
the sanguino held ny Mr. FINK, thJugh somo IL
road scepticS consider that the nltimore an Ohio will
not assent to tins until IA Restored 10 ts former posi-
ton NJ the NeNYork trunk lines sharing III the
pool divisions from this point. IL s COncCdei that,
having interest IN tho passenger organlIa-
road Naturally VIII nor
with tho rigUF no Irregularities
of subordinate officials OF connecting lines IA II
wOId do if pledged To- uphO.I the rate ANA pooling
ORGANIZATIONS M meeting consider ihe pssseus ger
situation has been called Il uudcr-tOOd that tho dis
-uu of thc Commissioner throw uOu the lilcs
WrIusrvcs the initiative ~ any mo'sneut to obtain
tenuntrHtise rates Mr. CARROTS siruinE az the
contract leaves tho r0tIs Trr pursue tho 1ViA OF
Ur-auilaliou IN the lret sht department.
PM tpULIIH>. Nov 20 t>pCcipi-The news that
President rrctt hll signed he Crlut Gc M
did ripple 80 Tniri-.t thi- afternoon Prices
remained r,thar steady thruugnOut the day. with
slight tendency backward, and lac rAct closed N;h-
Out sen.atr II a. development.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
CRIMES AND CASUILTIES.
Suicide or A PROBATE JUDGE

SUICIDE or A PROBATE JUDGE.
MADISON WIS, Nov. 2o.-Ihe body OF Probate Judge
\ SuhOIn was found IN Tho woods about four miles
from tho city last ovouiug An empty bottle laboed
nud ,num told tho story Of his death lie lat
ON Tuesday. lie undoubtedly lusaho when he took