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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-08-20

Mr.. a. Dekay is building an Office
at his elevator.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-08-20

The army of chickens was demon
allied on Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-08-20

If you are judge of tea try som e
If Spurs basket or cans. If
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-08-20

Look for Spur if you want bar
gains in groceries. If.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-08-20

EBROWN',5 VALLEY TRAINS.
Leave. Arrive.
Morris, 2 IS p. 1t-. Browns Valley, 05 p. m.
Browns Valley S15 a. m. morris, IL 35 a. III.
A NAIVE, Gen. Manager.
C. II. WARREN 5.G Gen. Pass. Agt.
w. M. RoMINE. Local Agent.
Arrival AMI Departure Of Mails.
Alexandria s, <ge arrives Monday and Fri
day; departs Tuesday and Saturday. Post
Office opens at IA. NJ, closes at 8 r. NJ, except
Sunday. Opens Sunday from - NJ. to p. NJ.
Mail closed at ~ M for East: at SIP. M, for East
and West; at 2:5itIp. m, for Brow lis Valley. at
s:35 a. m for Northern Pacific.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-08-20

THURSDAY, AUG, 20 1885. No. 40
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-08-20
SUN 3 EAM S.
The grain is all cut.

Sallie Waters is the latest dance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
AccIDPNrs At SEA.

Bo,roN, Nov. l5.-Thc Norwegian bark
Znoba at this port from MANILA. reports that 'ho en-
conntered a strong gale OF the Cap" ~ Good Hope
which pn,,ed September o The gal" continued
FIVE ,y. with a high .ca Her decks hoodcd hrr
unii,yard was carried away and The main rigging AMI
sp,r damaged She crossed the Equator on October 20
m Longitude Sc on November she fell In VITA gaze
from tho southwest ycering O. Ithc northwest ana
,.t..out,vr.t and lasting five days during which the
weasel lbor,d heavily and shipped Lrg" quantities "t
w,tcr she hal her bukwarks stove aud main rigging
damaged.
KI., Wr,r FlJ., Nov. lj-fhe following ad,lce'
,yc bc.u received from Nassau: The steamer Blinch
IIep.er-u from Philadelphia. broke h'r shaft on No.
vcu,b-r . and was lowed Ia anchorage at WmluES
t-ld y fhr steamer CITY of Para. where she awaits
assistance. The -chounrr Jacob j. Hu1-man, from Now
York for Baranquilla put here on November 10 l"ak-
,t Tue Uner Rrbcccd Of Mdi!etown, put In here
lcaLiuE Nuycub ~.
rroVtpI~cr, Sow lJ-Captaiu Mason, oi tho steamer
NJ Hathaway, which arrived al TyertOn % -dutdhy'
rpnrt. nudug wreck OF small vessel sunk 10 Long
Island sound The vessel about thTty ynvc fcct
long Captain Mason brought her spars TO liveri0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
CROWDING 10 HEAR PASTOR DOWNS.

BosToN, Nov. ID (SpccidIl .-Bowdoin Square
Church was crowded to-day. Tho chief incrcrt how
cvcr sfslt i'm tho evening service, when hundreds
were turned away from tl1 doors In the preliminary
uerformances the Rcy NJ Downs declared that he ala
NOT care what his enemies said about him, hut he pro
tested against the slurs against his people. Some other
church members had characterized the Eowdoin square
cnuor.catiou as "A rabbc. Mr. Downs began TO culognc
L.. b.,rers "a a nne body Of men and women. Ho said
II WAS proposed 20 hold a series of meetings ia the chnrc
ana bo requested all to arise who approved oil tilt
rntrrprise Nearly all the congregation rose pinWnuY'
ArcnrtnpIy Mr. ID wus announced meetings FOR Tues
DAY Wcdncsdiy, Thursday and Friday evenings oi thS
week MI Downs then announced tLat % collection
WoId be- taArn up. IL not for him but for the Dcnc
m OF his trusting creditors. Mr. Downs rrtrcd 10 MS
study while Da Scripture took tle collection inc
anncnt WAS productive OF about Sl5 aftcrward. MT.
Downs returned the church ana preached an eloquent
sermun on a Message from the Lord"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
EVIDENCE ~ TIE BALDWIN MCRDER cASE.

ArcnIsoS, Kan, Nov. - (Specidb.- The
baldwin case Is absorbing topic the streets this
morning because OF the publication IN tho morning
apcrs OF the letter that the judge excluded yesterday
Mary writing 10 her mother on june %. 1881 says:
"Willie was here sunday for money lie has given
tho public the Impression by word aud deed mat he uo's
not intend to stop unt by strategy or other means he
has all his uothers money and much Of mine rs he
can get"
MIR. Baldwin. responding on July q. says:
"Wilc seems unnatural son and brother but we
must pray for the cannot change the re-
Auothcr letter from Mr.. Baldwin. ou july y says;
Pour unhappy children! You are both onVIcd ny
hundred. and Onght 10 b. happy aud contentci Atrr
telling Mary to give him check Tor 5000 rho ad1>
lie is wild aud expects me to advance mOney Or h'
viii lose his house He Ia IN sweat and must nave
money by saturday night
THIS was mailed To Mary on the day OF the murder ana
she never rcreivel IT, THESE letters show the state O
hIiliam Baldwin, finances. The verdict VIII not DC
reached until Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
oRowLJyG Ir COMMISSIONER spARRa

MrNNEAPoLIs, Nov. ID (SpeciaD.- A dispatch
from Butte CITY. Mont says that the indignation against
Commissioner Sparks's orders regarding the cutting o
timber Oh public lands has caused panic. Buttewhch
has the largest smelling and reducing works Ia inc
world depends entirely on It's timber supply Tho WORKS
cannot run one hour without It, and there Is no timer
there except on public lands The mountains are uHu
yeyed and by laws Of the United States ia imposs-
bic TO acquire the tlo TO lands. The lands arc uScc
except for timber The mneOwnorS, therefore, ahu NV
,,r,.tors Of sm.lterrs muAt cut timber from pubic
laudr or shut down The livelihood OF lOOoo peol1 ~
pends the pension Of these orders Bntto WIN Az
nraIyz.d IN lew days and deserted III few weeks. Az
Indignation meeting held yesterday Icick,''n 'a
were sent TO Secretary Lamar asking suspesVn ~ @
io Washington To present petitions against tle i Tnia
suatcles from Helena and other points IN tho Ae
tory show that the excitement Is growing there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
yEoKors wmrrfD ~ TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. ID (SpeciaD.-A dispatch
from Tracy CITY mining town III Grnndy Comfy one
hundred miles from this cy states thd. last nght q
dozen armed with guns aud pisoisbrntay "h'pped
two persons and compelled others to leave the place.
The mob first woke two negroes aud compelled them to
show where others lived who had given offence Thcy
warned two OF excOnvicts, 10 whom the coal cou
pany had given employ yment and @hO the Law and Or
der Committee had agreed should stay depart this
,,ornuo ON main of death. The mob went 10 a col
nrd man Cory NoOh and gave HIM fifteen lasbes They
also w 4 pped "A coOrcd woman. Sue Mayhcnand warned
urr never to return The disguised with masks
ma gowns II II sand tina several persons are Know H.
The coOrr people excited and frightened that
they refuse to talk about the affair Politics hdd nothing
TO do with the outrage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
RAISING AID F0R SrRIKERS.

The Central l. lbor Union met yesterday
afternoon at No. 1872 Thrdaye. communication was
received from Mr. Duryea OF the Glen Cove starch
Works stating the four who were discharged
on election day, it is alleged for voting had Oeeh TO
instated Mr. Duryea denied that tnat was the cause
for their dIschar-e. delegate from the gngha Moas
ers of lOncester City. NJ J reported that loVo nen
womeu and children were strike from the factory ~
Chew a Co They had been reduced 80 per cert ~ ts
last year and the highest average earnings III w, nc ,.
torv IN now 80 so u week Some children "OIk q. w,
spindle for eighty cents week. Assl,tauce was piv @
sed The oarprt-worgers reported ttt tney , ' 49, ~
dercd nne OF ~ for any or theI nc ~, Sis strrcs
chased furniture carpets any OF INC ad
alter D. M The engineers reported tn, o'p rna .,is
Tor AN advance IN wages hal been saecessiuL lhe
wsavers' committee reported that tn"y naa nov WI,
girls support and requested n1sna,,ou ,aeenx
Oh this account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
rUr LAST Hops oFA DEMOCRATIC PERJCRER

THE LIST HDPE Or 4 DEIIO' HiAi' I'M" '''''''
CmcAGo, Nov. - (SpcciaL The Supreme
Court at Ottawa ILL.,, yesterday affirmed tho decision OF
be lower court In the OF Joseph c. Mhckin for per
mry The principal claim Of the defendant WAS that The
indictment for perjury being found by special grand
ry while The regular grand jury was still In existence
vo irregular and that the defendant could not legally
be convicted under It, The supreme Court yesterday de
cdc with the lower that the Indictment was Vald
and now nothing except possible, but exceedingly I'M
nrobable act OF clcmcncy by the Governor STANDS pc
tween the election mnnpulator aud h' sentence ol hVe
years In the pcncntiary Al the last Senate election oil
Illinois IL was discovered that large number OF spur
ou ballots had been printed ana cast IN favor oi kuoph
rn for >tnte Senator. In the Investigation WHICH io
lowed sufficient evidence was produced 10 c'nVct
Nnrkiu of thy crime and he was sentenced oy Juusc
udrott TO two years in the penitentnry ana tne pay
meut nf 4 nue OF T5 900. MacRins attorneys AZ ouco
rrr,,d the cusc 10 the supreme Court oI Tue '.c"
Siates Following his conviction Ht 'h3 Cnltcu t'o5
cnurt for tnnperng with "allotS' Mackn was unc'eu
v The state Grand Jury Tor perjury III swearing tnS' Nv
had NOT ordered nor received the spurious Ddou'; III
,hIs Grim, nc was convicted as above stated ana VIII
now probably pay the penalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
SUICIDE ~ SING SING PRISON.
CONVICT UNDER FOUR YEARS SENTENCE
FOR LARCENY sTRANGLES HIM,ELF.

CONVICT UNDER FOUR YEARS SENTENCE
FOR LARCENY sTRASGLEs HIM'ELF.
Convict Joseph Connolly was distributing
the cells Of the convics ia the Sing Sing Prison
shortly after yesterday when he paused before cell
No. ,O6j 20 hand out cup TO William Thompson, .
single man, twcntyfouI years Old whO was sentenced
to hard four years September "A for grand
larceny. Thompson appeared to be be lying psrty On
his cot his head raised and his face averted Connolly
called TO him, but received no answer. second and
third call elected response Connolly, suspecting
something wrong. hurried away and hunted mp Keeper
Carvey who az to the cell, opened the graf.
Ing and touched Thompson. The man was dead. A
hatinch rope, some eighteen inches long, was drawn
tightly about the conycs neck, and the lOose end
attached to further hook TO which the strap fas-
tened which holds the cot in place. The body was limp
but nearly cold.
Thompson had risen usual IN the morning, had
caten his breakfast and had attended chapel returning
to his cell at 1920 Nothing peculiar had been OBJ.
served In his and he had given indications Of
,,v snfrts or moodiuoss The body was halfsupporei
nhoye H. Thompson had evidently fastened the rope 70
his neck aud thea tho hook and had slowly stranxed
Principal Keeper Conuaughton said that the man nighe
easily have got the Iope III the Workshop ihis was the
hrst suicide in the prison In years . - -
Thomu son WAS q shoemaker ami lived at No. zig
Thrdave. IN this city when sentenced He lad served
o,Is sentence in sing sing Prison OF four years
and six months for burglary under the name OF Ihomas
sullivan and got Out only last March. He had BROTH
err Michael sullivan. who Is now serving term OF seven
wears months In the sing SIM Prison under sen.
feure prououuccd April -, 1854. Thompson had
been employed the State shop mending clothes the
body was sent the hospital Mr.. Cathsrine Barclay
~ IA 90 East Twenty inth.st, this city, the per-
son named Thompson on entering tue prison as ono
whom ho wished DO informed OF HE Illness or dea.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY MrELLIGENcE'


ROCHESTER, Nov. - lSpec'dO.-Ihere Is
great CONSERVATION among the conductors on .h' u
fereot divisions OF the NcwIork Central ana li"'soh
River Railroad running into Rochester, Every ""S o
the last week or moro OF thelr numo'r n"'o ~
,,,,s.od Tho eause Of tho removals IL said to DO the
disclosures made by Spoilers" These men are eh-
poyed By tho Duplex Ticket Company by tue reSuia'
aton. OF the road, conductors aro oDhgou W use ""
pex tickets when passengers nave not pnI'1%'u %
lar tckets One of the tickets II gwen TO tho
ger and the tub left IN the book na5 tno nci ~
irs ana the amount Of fare collected ,Ion i SOm t
,, ~ ,n,n,,sra Auopy thosu whO havo been dropped
M ~ H. ~ i, 2cw DAYS arc a number OF the oldest CON
ductors on the rond , 81, -
pm ,nrtrui,. Nov II (SuccitD.-rhe friends ot OK
President Goweo among the brokers in Th'rd'St' "
number OF whom arc deeply Interested III r''''oa"S
state that he has proxies assuring him tue suppo'C
10 900 shares OF stock They say that s7 % nnnngy in
-hnr,. will be voted at the annual election m hsr
consequences or the dislranciseinent ol - Dt artya
of shares That have changed hands III tho reco"' '
turn ia the market -.,....,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov l5 Clee'"p-H 10 ""A''-N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
TEN YEARS AMONG THE sIoUX.
inc LIFE OF : NEw-YoEKfG IN SITTING BULLS
CAMP

CAMP.
BUFFALO. Nov. II NpecdL Sebastian Beck
who spent the last ten years Of his life among the
Indians who composed sitting Bulls band Of sioux IS
In the city on MS way home Ncw-York The Govern
nrt paid his transportation a. FAR NJ Buffalo, ami from
here hc will be sent on by the State Poor authorities
lIo says that AZ the beginning Of $50. he MS hhiy
ami twenty.iour others who lived IN Chatham ana
Greenwich sis., Ncw-York decided 10 go 10 the Black
IIii-. Thoy helped build Deadwood and engaged III
tho mining business the cooperative plan IN the
nr,t three months their net earnings amounted to
siO~gj IN gold on July -. 1875, the H,e camp was
attacked BY sitting Bull aud his braves, who cipturSu
au hands couHscating the eold. provisions, horse''
WAGON. and otucr Effects oil the NogIorkcI~ In et.
ting HuI- camp Beck became separated from his family
auJ ms boon unable ir rud ont what bee 1mc oil them
The indians put war paint him and gave him asqnaw
10 marty lie srtlpci turty.hve Of sitting bulls enc
mic. anI vas mao chief Ongadou-gl ~ reward for
his bravery BccEs escape ~ ne calls ~ was made
with tho AID of Major walsh o the Northwest Mounted
p,ice lie wa~ glad got away, because lac II sky
sey,n year, oll and cannot stand the exposure. lie
added: -. .. .. t.,,.
cooked buffalo meat fried rattle snake -'hopp'r soup
tud such things. tea tue principal drlhk be-
sides water May times have gone two or thrco days
without eating ,.,...
hal been imposed upOu ~ Often mat lhcJ
dt,,rr-tcd an whits men and would lcll tncul
,.g.kaf,scnc," meaning 20 "rtay away u" -dld:
tuB Indians TOR burning Iti' ii''. A''oi
HAVING brcu sindled b. Villains Who were Gutcruucht
arcut-. II the officials treated thrm mat Way VIVA.
nuld thry naturally rNucrt ol the other whit" people
and after a VISIT ncrc hc Will to Washington 10 see
Sr..cfary Eudlcott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
SEEING THE GALrlS1oy FIRE ~ 4 DREAu.

MADISON, Ind, Nov. 15 (Speciab On the
night of the great fire At Galveston o. V. Flora. Of tins
CITY, had u remarkably vivid dream. lie saw in his
vision the City Galveston in flames, men. women and
children fleeing before the FIRE. which licked up every
thing its path leaving dcsOlate track Of backcned
runs. The fre famed by fierce wind. lie could
feel intense heat When lac awOke, le was 10 I'M
pressed with the vision that he expected to ihd bre III
his immediate vicinity, his own house. When the
ldiny be related his dream ANA alter breakfast WIS.,
tied spapcr offices To see II any news OF Iss-
tous cOnfiagrttion mad been received. No news had
bcen received at tuat hOur. About O'Clock tho new
came the wires of the fire at Galveston, verifying
MI. FiOras description OF the scene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
FEATURES OF THE EPIDEMIC IN CANADA

MONTREAL, Nov. Is tSpecidO.-OLe Dupros,
employed in a here went into tile health o.
nce today and asked be sent to the smallpox hos
pitaL Bis face was covered with lustueS. French
Canadian clergyman in this city tells the following
story of how child cured Of the
smallpox says the chIiFs mother had
dream that her child would he cured If she we're To
take II to the tomb Of Archbishop Bourgot she accord
iuyly took II in a cab. which Was Injected. 10 the t0hb
and as she pray Ell the smallpox pustales Disappeared
,ue by Que until the chllds face was cntlrcIl
free from IL. A confined in smallpox
hosptal gave birth a child yesterday. The child i do
iny we With regard the two Ga mons II Is reported
that the indictment against them viii be Withdrawn o.
some other course adopted prevent the triAl from
coming on this term. This ST p. 1t is understood
will he taken OH account Of the Widespread
sympathy among the French Canadians. which h,s
BE- en- arouse by the vioe Il articles IN LeInOnde against
ths mayor ana constituted authority aud 1t IS feared
that IL the trial is proceeded with serious trouble na'
enSue.
MONTREAL, Nov. 10 (SpceidD.-A dispatch from
Charottetown tonight says that panic
ali the churches to-day in consequence OF an order
issned orbdding the opening Of the churches ana the
holding of all public meetings on account OF the
am lpox scare There have been eight new cases.
making eighteen in all The authorities Of Halifax have
issued orders TO quarantine all vessels coming from
CharlotIetOwn and sydney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
POSSIBLE MURDER BY AN ITALIAN.

William Reilly, young man living at No. 80
Clinton st ,made IL social call last evening on Miss
Shwnrtz who lives the second floor OF the
house at No 80 Rdget The first floor is occupied by
Italians. who we're making merry over wedding Of two
OF their number. Reilly had occasion to go
downstairs about o'clock, and when
Iadero one OF the Italians, apparently misaking him
n somc ore else rushed at hn and seized him by the
thrnnt Reilly made Il vigorous resistance ana hnally
Manfadero drawing razor slashed him over the head,
racturug the skull Reilly taken Ia Bellevue Hos
itai where he lies In q critical condition. The Italian
was arrested and taken also To the hospital lac was
suffering from n throat lie either cannot or will
mar give an explanation of his assault on Reilly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16

FRAUDS AGAINST THE STATE
FALSE VOUCHERS AUDITED AND PAID.
Is AFFECTING THE CHARACTER OF
NATIONAL GUARD CAPTAIN.


NATIONAL GUARD CAPTAIN.
ELMTRA, Nov. 10 tSpecidD. No little excite
to-day when was learned that charges
of deraudng the state Treasury by false vouchers were
made against Captain Eugene Root of the 26th Separate
Company, State National Guard. Trouble had been
brewing In the company for some time, and 1t oulmi
mated in the disclosures to-day The charges copies OF
which have been forwarded TO Governor Hill, General
Rogers, Of Buffalo, and General Beers, Of Emira, are
that In June 1884, Captain Root ordered OF HallocK
Cary Co. eghtyseven pairs OF white duck trousers for
the OF his company. lie charged the State at the
rate Of 50 30 pair when the actual prce paid to Hal
lock, Cary Co only 81 80 pair and that by raise
vouchers he defrauded the State out Of $l74 ti Ike
wise claimed that the voucher audited and paid Is now
IN the hands of J. Lowman Mcdowell treasurer OF
Chemang County 1t Is further charged that when the
eighty. seven pairs of trousers ordered there
only sixty-eight men on the mus
ter roll OF the company Another
charge that the captain in May. 1884 ordered from
Boylan ~ Co., OF NewYork sXty-eight bouses for the
use OF the company, and when the bill made out he
had S1S than the actual Of the bouses added
10 the bill. 10 Is charged further that IN December he
employed VI. X. Hurley TO do panngin the rooms
OF the companys amory and when the bill was rendered
added twenty-five cents day TO IL and caused fraudu-
lent voucher to bo made therefor that he re-
ceiycd from the stOncid estate $50 as Zee
for services in renting for them to the county
an extra room for the use of company, and that lie
has occasions rented the armOry OF the com
pdny to private pares, receiving rent when mas not
been accounted FOR either to the county or 10 the com
that the renting OF tho armory was IN violation
general orders He Is also charged with ucompttency
lie has been active ward pollician He supported
Governor lIi alter the company which had neen avs
org ,nizcd Root was candidate Tor the ap-
ponimcnt OF Adutant-Geucrll IN the place ot "ohci"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
EX-CAPTAIN LEARY IN DURESS.
SENT 70 BELLEVUE HOSPITAL AS POSSIBLY INSANE
FROM EXCESSIVE DRINKING.

FROM EXCESSIVE DRINKING.
Among the persons confined yesterday IN the
pavilion for the insane at Bellevue Hospital was a
strongybut nan, ffty-two years OF age, with dark,
flashing eyes and coablack hair His cheeks were
sunken and his general appearance gave evidence OF
dissp patton On the hospital books he was regis
tered NJ Lsary, but only a few persons about
the place knew that he the man who recently gave
up his authority captain Of police and was placed on
the pension roll Of the Police Department At the time
OF his retirement was known many persons in the
department that Captain Leary had been drinking heaV-
Iy and there were rumors ahoat that his action was
forced II said that his conduct while In command OF
a precinct had become intolerable on account or
drunkenness that the Board Of Police would have been
asked to remove him II he had not made application
be retired. Captain Leary lived at No. 1874 East One
hundred and thrteenthst which said to belong to
him. His wife aud Two of his four grOwn-up daughters
lived with him. His pension was 81 900 year.
" was said yesterday that exCaptan Leary's conhne
ment at Bellevue Hospital had been resorted TO as a
means OF preventing him from doing further harm 10
himself and family after he had driven his wife and
daughters out OF his house His arrest and commitment
the Of the Commissioners OF Charities and Cor
recUn had been accomplished quietly Win the assist
pealed 10 Justice White last week Tor pfoectOn staH
TINT she aud her daughters had been compelled TO lcaVc
tie house and seek temporary sne9I elseTrSe o ne
count UT her husbands violence Justice WDle sum
mOnCd the cx-cHptau To the Harlem Police Court on
Thursday told him that he must stop drinking ana
abusing his family lie would be dealt WIN severely.
Ieary promised 10 reform, hut Immediately went on
spre" ana while In condition D0rd Thx on uetIu nc
made threats Of suicide. lie said he wOud " DO some
thing" 20 his wife II she madc complaint against hln
and woJld drown himself atterwari
Friday I.eary taken TO the Twelfth PRECINCT
Police station prisoner members OF ms IamlIy nav
ing decided TO make complaint lie Decaue 20 !!o'Gn.
that he was locked ny on charge "I lnraniy' ~ tc
Harlem Police Court Justice White granted y private
Itary Will DO examined by medical experts to-day and
the question OF MS sanity Will be determined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
AID FOR SUFFERJyG TgLEGRlpHERs

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-lnfOrmauon was re
ceiyed here this evening That among those who lost
everything by the Galveston hrc ten OF the tee
aPh operators employed in the Galveston office, sew
cral Of whom have families Promptly their follow
ca itSuen here made upa subscription and Will send
Munger Chcsry. OF tho Western Union Company at
Galveston, liberal amount 10 Ia understood similar
Was tax Tonight IN 81. LOUIS, Cincinnati New
Orleans ana Oihcr !nrgc ci;les nf The West.