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New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
INCIDENTS IN FAIL RIVER.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 10 (Speclab.-
Charles Dewhurst q we-known. veterinary surgeon
died suddenly this morning OF paralysis. He was about
fty years OF age and coachman TO General Butler
prior to the breaking out OF tho Rebellion.
The bubble has burst and the cloth market to-day Is
on the ragged edge OF uncertainty The bright hopes
OF better prices have been shortened by the
action OF themselves, aud prices are re-
ported at cents less cent for Gas and rs cents
nomually for Sos. The OF the sudden fall Is the
selling Of large quantity of cloth by the
agent Of the Narragansett Mil at figures
below quotations Much feeling 10 exhibited by other
mill treasurers the haste OF Mr. Waring, and their
ian is anything but moderate. Since the fact be-
came known "A movement has been started TO organize
pool OF the mills and appoint general selling agens
after the manner of the railroad pools Leading mill men
are behind the movement. II 10 designed TO do away
with all brokers and to vide the profits
Whether the plan will be successful depends on the
agents them Tho following shows tho condition
of the market: Production, 100000 pieces deliveries
100000 pieces stock, 25o,0o0 pieces sales, 10000
pieces. , .... A.. 49,
athletic contest which took place between T. L. sullivan
and James McDermott The prize was purse OF $lOo
and gate receipts In the running hop step and jump
McDornlott won, clearing 46 feet inch, to sulivans
as feet. sullivan won the long jump making the won
derful OF % feet 22 inches the best jump pre-
yious being 81 foet 6l2 inches, made In Canada NC
Dermott cleared 81 feet, inches McDermott took the
high jump and money, making feet, inches.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
ASKING THE sBARMENr OF A LAWYER.

BosroN, Sept. 10 (SpeciaD.-A petition was
entered to-day In the Suffolk County Superior Court
praylpg for the disbarment of Edward Brown, we'll
known lawyer The petition is in behalf OF tho Norway
p aims Savings Bank OF Rochester, N H. Brown ~
charged with gross fraud and malpractice. Tho petition
in brief charges that 1875 former treasurer OF tho
bank gave TO Brown claim against j. b. Moors' Jndg-
entered and execution Issued Tor tne sum Oh
sa a26 I'm 1883 anc the same was paid and recepted
for by Brown For long after Brown represented
10 the officers Of the bank at the case was
hut last March the bank officials asceTtained nat Brown
had received the money They called upon MN ana NO
admitted that had obtained the money ana hppro0r-
sted n 10 his own use and unable TO pay IL or any
mart OF H. and petitioner prayed that Brown be el
PEELED from the bar Brown ~ widely Enown on account
~ his necton with the celebrated TewRsbury Aims
House case He opposed Butler vigorously AT the nves-
teafion In the State House, and subsequently TOOK an
active part in tho campaign against Butier
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MURDER CONFESSED AFTER -FOUR YEARS
| A MorTsTREEr THIEF AND RuFFIAN WHO sTABBEu
FOUR ITALIANS KILLIN0 ONE.

A MorT-sTREEr THIEF AND RUFFIAN WHO sTABBEn
FOUR ITALIANS KILLING ONE.
John J. Mccarthy, young thief and ruftians
Of No. 233 Mottst, is prisoner a
Police Headquarters charged with committing
murder nearly four years ago. Four Italians,
who lived in the Mottst. barracks" in the rear d
Police Headquarters, were stabbed on the even
ing of December 20, 1881. Pasauale Laverinl
wa, cut in tho abdomen aud died II
few minutes. His brother. Antonio Laveriut
received o dangerous wound In the shoulder, but hS
recovered Felce Iaparolla was stabbed IN the baet
seyerely and Francisco Romero cut slightly In the
shoulder survtors said that they were stabbed By
one but they dd no know hin and he had escaped
tried 10 trace the murderer but they were not able TO Get
evidence until few days ago, when they noticed TIVE
witnesses OF the murder In the company OF Mccarthy.
bartholomew OConnor. young plumber OF No. 26i
Mott-st aud Frank Lee youth OF No. 295 Tenth ave,
admitted that they had Mccarthy stab the Italans.
mccarthy was arrested on Friday evening and wa(
remandea until to-day at the request OF nspecor Byrne
nsht and they made statements to Inspector hyrno6
which we're written down. They also repeated the otate
ments In the presence OF mccarthy VINO tneh made =
MCCARTHY said that he was passing No. 3os Mottst,
on the evening Of the murder and several Italians on the
sidewalk crowded him One OF them stabbed him IN the
thigh He to Fannngs grocery at NO 2o2 Mott sts
In the street he encountered the Italians again and
stabbed Of them In the stomach The others crowded
about him and he slashed rght and left until ho had
cut his way out Of the crowd He took the knife back
to grocery but afterward threw 1t into closet %
o' sSa. The s.csrSg sSSs1'' ,sssa.sas S Ss
Eili Lee after tho octa cssaSeing; ~. snd IA alsc M
Inspector Byrnes said last night that after stsbbIno
Italians Mccarthy got into !s,dS ashs rs with Sos1y
%s he sS . ss o
nsH sss se% where has
| dstcctios Tor VARIOUS orimsA
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
ONE WOnAY ouARpLxa yAIL.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 10 (SpecidD The
Jail at Camden has for a long time been considered
insecure for this the prisoners recently
been kept in their cells The tailor IA cripple. His
duties have been attended 10 by lis daughter. Miss
GasGlp on Friosy night prison'rs we're received
at the jail and the prison already crowded nine
OF them loci ed old cell which had not been
used for time. In the night Of the prisoners
managed get out Of the cell into the corridor and by
some procured piece OF iron with which he broke
the loo md released the other eight They immo
diately began pryirg on tho bars from OF the win
dows and In few ninutes all OF them would have been
free At tus uncture however. Miss Gaskhs heard the
noise. She at picked up bar OF irOn unlocked the
outer door and rushed into the corridor where the
prisoners working at the window. she drove them
back their cells aud kept guard at the door until the
sheriff arrived and took charge Of the al ana mannced
the prisoners several OF whom noted desper
death.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
TIE FIRE RECORD.
DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES IN JERSEY CITY.


The Netherland Steamship Company's pier,
adjoining the ferry houses of the Pennsylvania Railroad
in Jersey CITY was discovered to be fire at o. IN
Yesterday. Half hour latcr general alarm was
sent out and tho entire fire department OF the
city In few minutes ut work.
IL the meantime the Rotterdam steamer w. A. SchOlten
which was moOred by the Dock had been towed out in
mldstream The entire wharf from top to bottom was
wrapped in flames rapidly did the fire spread, aud
the adjoining ferry houses and depot oft he Pennsylvania
Railroad were threatened with destruction Nine steam
tugs OF the Pennsylvania Company were Immediately
summoned and were throwing streams of water on
the fire As the scholten TO sail yesterday the
wh4rf was stored with cargo aud merchandise waiting
10 be loaded The wires Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company pass under the dock connecting New-York
and Jersey city. As the fire originated under the pier
IL ia supposed that 1t caused by spark from one Of
the wires iguitns tho yellow pine floor from gas
The dock was covered with sheet iron and was sup
destruction by lire OF ferryhouse and
is owned by the railroad company It Is tho custom OF
he company itself by setting aside an amount
equal one-haf OF the original cost AT io5o oclocx
the flames were all e1ngui,hed. It ia difficult to esti-
mate the loss until an Investigation has been made II
the png Is seriously damaged rs thought to he the
case. the loss tho pier Will DO from $4,000 to
$4,000, otherwise 4 Will be about Si0ooo3i
AZ from $4,000 to $4,000 The Western Union
Telegraph Company report that liz OF their
syiyania Railroad Company have lost hfty-four. The
New-Y0rk and New-Jersey Telephone Company had
ftyour wires destroyed and communication between
This city and Now-Yor temporarily interrupted The
cable opposite the pier is also broken and telegrapho
communication between New-Iork aud NewJersey last
night could only be had by way Of Wehawken.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
DEATHS FROM SMALLPOX IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Sept 19.-The Official report
made at the Health once to-day shows that therc were
hreo deaths from poI in this city yeste riay.
six cases were reported at BAssomption, somo miles
down tho river sorel The Provincial Board
ordered that all the inmates OF the city prisons DO
vaccrnated.
WASHINGTON Sept. 19.-In order that no precaution
shall neglected guard against the introduction OF
smallpox into tho United States from Canadian ports
tho Treasury Department has Issued special Instructions
to the commanding officers OF tho following named
revenue steamers TO speak all vessels coming from In
ected orts and prevent tho landing In the United
States OF all do show cluan bills OF health The
Woodbury. at Enstport Dallas, at POrtlandi Gallatin
at Boston Dexter. at Hewporti Grant, at Now-fork
Hamilton, at Philadelphia; Blob. on Lake ontario |;
Perry on Lake Erie Fessenden Lakes Superior ana
Huron and tho johnson, on Lake Michigan
CHICAGO. Sept. 19-watson Butler, age sixteen, who
arrived here yesterday as cabin hoy on the schooner
Cuba from Montreal, was found to be suffering from
mild type OF smallpox He was sent TO the smallpox
Hospa and the crew of tho schooner vaccinated
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them. and when these arc completed tie heathcns will
Il TRUSTEES RIGHT TO COMPENSATION
AN IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE CASE OF WILL
lam IURNBULL AND OTHERS.

lam TURNBULL AND OTHERS.
BosToN, Sept 10 (SpeciaD.-A rescript has
been sent down by the Supreme Court for Berkshire
County IN the Of William Turnbull AMI others
against Slas II. Pomeroy and Others which was suit 70
decide the right OF the plaintiff Turnhu 10 certain sums
of money received by him while trustee OF the estate OF
Theodore B. Pomeroy. The has been OF great
interest in Berkshire County and eminent counsel nave
teen engaged both sides. including Senator Dawes
George NJ stearns, Secretary Endeot Frank p Gould
ing and others. In the opinion OF Judge Holmes Wia
Turnbu OF five partners making up the nrm OF
william Turnbul Co., of New York. and was also one
OF the trustes under the will Of Theodore Poeroy OF
Pttsfed, who left estate valued at abou Soooooo
The question submitted to the court was whether con-
siderable sum paid to the firm or Turnbun 20. ior
commissions and guaranty sales OF goods manufac-
tured by the trustees under Mr.. Pomeroys VIII was
properly paid or whether the whole or some part OF IL
ought be accounted for assets OF the trust peng
remembered that Turnbu being n trustee had also q
large interest In the firm OF lurnDul Co. Az lhc iimo
OF the death OF the esator had long been his haOlt 10
william Turnbull & Co.. allowing them commission anu
guaranty In the manner as done by the trustees
II should be added that the tesatOr member OF h
firm and that by his will his estate remained lntereseu
I'm IL Tor somc time after his death.
Upon these facts the Court finds that chargs lot
commissions and guaranty may be allowed TO IurnpuI
4 Co., and that William rurnbull may bc allowed hs
share OF such charge without controveInR any genera
proposition touching allowances to trustees. inc
decision Is important one, involving ~ IL does
receive more compensation than would be ordihariiy
allowed by law.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
CHOLERA INCREASING IN ITALY.

ROME, Sept. 19.-In the last twenty-four
hours 224 new cases OF cholera and 160 deaths from
the disease reported In Palermo, large increase
over the preceding twenty-four hours.
There were thirteen of cholera and six
deaths from the disease reported I'm Parma to-day, two
new cases and death In Reggie nell Emilia and one
new case each n Genoa Leghorn and Mass di Carrara
The Direo states that In tho last twentyfour hours
there were $40 OF the disease and 6o deaths
In Palermo.
LONDON. Sept. 19.-The italian ports havo Increased
the Of their quarantine regulations against
Sicily. The quarantine nc Palermo has been abolished
MADRID, sept. 19.-Throughout Span yesterday there
were 09S OF cholera reported and 337 deaths
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
THROUGH NEW.YORK STATE.
A MINISTER AMONG THIEVES.

GLovERsvILLE, Sept. 10 Specidb.-Religious
circles have on tptoe of excitement for several
days the report the Rev. W. r. Puson, pastor OF
the First Methodist Church. had lost $50 the thin
soap trick operated by shapers at the county fair Mr.
Puison arrived at home on Thursday and at prayer
meeting admitted his guilt and said: 81 saw group OF
Fonda and joined the group. singled out and
asked TO do the small favor Of dropping packet, In
which had proesed to wrapupa tendoar bill, into
a box which contained many others. I did desired
inwardy saying. you think you have n victim. but
guess not Now said the sharper Il Will pick two.
aud viii you do me the kindness to pick third con
scnted Nov, said be, give me 20 for tho three
packets and will give you So for one said: "No,
have 40 50 for you Give me So said he: you take
responsibility then gave him the s.. Then he
said: Now let keep this 80 aud you may keep the
three packets or will give you ths back for one pack
age Up To this moment had thought OF yielding
thought knew the packet dropped In. and did.
Voices In the rear said Keep IT, keep IT, yielded 10
the temptation" He was forgiven BY the church.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
ooAL IN DEMAND AND PRICES GOING UP.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10. - Although the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company has
not yet given public notice Of advance in prices Of
coal for shpme from Port Richmond officer OF the
company says have materially stnened and
the trade is greatly improved condition. when
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany cut prices" he said reduced stove coal 10 to
Is cents ton. Broken and egg coal have remained un-
changed We expect restore the old rates and when
prices are advanced beyond the last published figures
we will then announce new rates" The last circular
was Issued on June and the prices OF white ash coal a
Port Richmond then 81 for lump and steamboat
80 20 for and SO IS for stoves s3 40 for
chestnut and 81 80 for pea Since then prices have
averaged ID cents ton lower TO the trade Contracts
below these figures made with manufacturers but
they arc abont all filed The usual fall activity gener
ally about September is. when there - run on
sc sizes IL IL rather later TINS
year The rush and all sizes for Domestic
use in strong inquiry, that for broken peng un'
aeele
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
THE APACHES BLOODY TRAIL.
NARROW ESCAPE OF BRAVE MRS. ALLEN AND HER
TWO CHILDREN.

TWO CHILDREN.
SILVER CITY, N. NJ, Sept 10 (SpectaD.-The
Apaches again been their bloody work in South
western New-Mexico. Brigadier-General Nelson A.
Miles. commanding the military Department Of the
Missouri arrived ut Fort Bayard yesterday and will
push forward the pursuit nine bucks and eleven
squaws, part of old Chief Geronmos baud who have
been raidng the country In the last days this little
band OF Apaches has murdered six persons and
wounded Mexican sheep pherder Lake Valley, and
Mrs. s. Atlen of Upper Mimbres. Mcknight and Keths
ranch houses Lake Valley, destroyed by the
Indians.
Mrs. Allen was living on o ranch on the Upper MINI
bres with her three children. J. Hehey and from
Georgetown had gone up the Mimbres to Mrs. Hefeys
ranch to settlers along the route and had warned
Mrs Allen. sho paid further attention to the report
than to keep the lookout Her daughter, girl OF
twelve years the Indians coming and escaped down
to the woods hid them and returned to the house for
weapon. some of the Indians had. meanwhile. got into
the house ana raneacng It, One OF them saw her
coming back and made adash for her, Her dog came TO
her assistance and fought the buck while she ran around
the ouse Seeing revolver lying or the window Sill
inside. she dashed her hand through the glass and
She then escaped to the woods and taking
her two children got clear away.
Lieutenant Bulls has been in the southwest secret
mission for General Miles for six weeks. and s
thought that the General induced come out on the
recommendation of this Lieutenant and personally In
spect the affairs of the army In the Southwest There
not less than ten squads OF men In the field ncu
ing the militia companies under Captain Fleming or
Silver City, and Colonel Blake OF Socorre and why they
have not, this, scored sort OF victory is @
mystery to all bnt those who have positive knowledge
that must be overcome even TO get In sight OF the
Apaches, much less within gunshot range.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
AN ACTRESS PUYIsHEs A SUPPOSED RIVAL.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 10 lSpecidD.-A hand-tO-
hand encounter in the lobby OF the Syracuse Museum
late afternoon young woman
OF this city caused n great deal OF excitement
The audience was passing out OF tho house when Mrs
Morosco tho wife OF the anager Of the Morosco aud
Gardner Comedy Company. who goes under the stage
name OF "Kittle Gardner" attacEed Miss Emma
La France pulled her hair and struck her with her fists
battle continued Tor several inmates before
Que enereled Then gllegrs M ssGArdneIs
brother struck her several times on the head. Miss La
Franco gained tho street with her hair
dlsheyeled and IN unpleasant plight She made
her way straight 10 justice and warrant.
was Issued for Mlss Ggrdner's arrest As tho latter
was entering the theatre this evening, despite her
statement that Miss la France had been alto
gother too intimate with her husband.
she was taken To Police Headquarters.
She unable 20 secure bail IN to TO so the stage
for the evening performance, and so
left her diamonds FOR security for her
appearance Tomorrow. Miss Ia France says
that her only conversation with Mr. MorUsco Mss Gard.
ner's husband had hern To- AJAX him TO employ her
member OF the cou o IS company.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
SENDING BONES or CHINESE TO HoYG Koyo.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-The bodies of the
dead Chinese discovered fow days ago in collar In
Pacncs. In process Of prepaao for tho shipment Of
the bones TO China, were removed to-day from the
morgue by the Chinese Vice and transferred to the
steamer City Of Peking which sailed this afternoon for
Hong Kong. yice-Consul owyang signed q receipt for
the remains and also tho following agreement
hereby agreed that upon tho return Of tho bodies
and bones possession OF the In the public
morgue TO the Vice-COnsul OF the Cnlnese
Government that the law will In fut-
ure DO strictly complied with and fur
thermore, that no blame In attached TO the
action OF the coroner IN the premises I have heard
that violated by Chinese In this matter, and
should tho ike occur again. agree to givc up the per
petratOr or perpetrators Of the deed. satisfied that
The bodies and OF the Chinese In the
moi Inferred
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
, oopyrR eRAypPA RENTS.

BosroN, Sept. 10 Especial. Mrs. James An
drews. of Berlin, Mass. recently gave birth to son.
Tho young man. unconsclously has created corner In
grandmothers and grandfathers, He Is probably the
most grandparented urchin that exists upon TINS ter
re,t,sI snbere He does not score much 10 sisters,
cousins or aunts but on grandparents he terror He
is claimed in part less than eleven grandparents
divided as follows; Grandparens-Mr and Mrs. Thomas
Babcock and Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews great
nrs"Gnsrents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Babcock, Mr.. and
6rs fiartweli Sawyer Mrs. Rufus Howard and Mrs;
Psris hndrews; great great grandmother Mrs salnue-
Kendall Mrs. Kendall and Mrs. Andrews i've IN bos-
ton the other grand parents are Berlinites.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS Sept. 19-The circulation OF lie Petit Journal
In Lorraine has been prohibited by the German
Government
PARIS Sent 19-M Allain- large, Minister OF the In
terror has instructed all public officials contesng seats
in the Chamber OF Deputies to resign their posts.
BERLIN, Sept. I9.-General Van Heuduck. the cavalry
commander, been appointed TO the command or the
General Manteu1eL
VIENNA Sept 19.-The Emperor Francis Joseph has
created fourteen peers including Maior-General Peck,
chief OF stad; Baron ROdisch. Herr A. Won Beck,
director OF the Government printing office; Herr Won
Dumba member of the Rechsrath, and three profess
sors In the Prague, Cracow and Vienna Universities
PARIS Sept, 10 Nj. Paul Deroulede has declined the
Republican invitation to become candidate In Paris Tor
seat In the Chamber OF Deputies the ground that the
Patriotic League. OF which he is member stands aoof
from all the political parties.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
,yvpsrya1rJyg THE WYOMING RIOTS.

Rock SPRINGS. Wyoming, Sept 1S.-ln On
interview night Consn Bee stated that inc present
investigation will continue for week ten days tits
csrain that tho Chinese Government will demand in-
dsmnty from the United States but ne cannot yet even
guess the amount far all testimony had shown that
the Chinese had returned here Of their own free wil
after receiving official assurance from the President
that they would be protected II 1t took the whoe army
rhopoh the miners arc quiet and trouble threatens
auparenty soldiers mount guard over the
nroperty at different mines every night, ana strong
ert Ina is throw about freight III which the
khinsse are domciled. The Union Pacitcs apparently
frn In it, determination TO put the Chlnamen BACK Ia
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
oov,yG FROM AUSTRIA TO BE MARRIED.

COLUMBIA Sept. 10 (SpeciaD Six weeks ago
Franz Bordncr age twentythrec applied tho First Ma
tional Bank passage ticket from Hamburg Germany
TO New-York Tho ticket sent to Hoga Gerberoya,
age seventeen, OF Abina Austria. The young woman
here on Wednesday She could speak word OF
English and kindly cared for by tho people IL
Inc OF the authorities To send tho girl back
S.wYork last evening" but before the train arrived she
prodnced the letter In which the ticket incosed
fbis wns recognized by tho cashier OF the Bank and
Bordner was sent for The young couple were married
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
THE AARopIs DE MoREs ACQUITTED.

BISMARCK, Dak., Sept. 10 tSpeciaD.-
arguments In tho trial OF Marquis De Morrs for MUIR
der we're concluded to-day. The judges charge
was delivered between and o'clock The jury retired
at 24o and returned at with verdict OF acquitta
having been out just ten minutes. The jury
took one ballot and not q word was spoken
in the iuryroom The verdict Is received with great
satisfaction among the business men and In society
Tho MARQUIS has made immense investments In this
region aud has done more than any other one man
toward the development OF the country while the man
he killed ged TO band OF cowboy outlaws, who
attempted to intmdate him and threatened 10 take his
life IL he did not leave the Little Missouri
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
THE INDIANA TOWNSHIP WARRANT sWVDLE

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 19.-Jacob A.
shipley, Trustee of Gregg Township, Morgan County,
yas arrested this morning under Indictment by the
Grand Jury, charging him with Issuing fraudulent war
rants to the amount OF $500 shipley held in
S3 900 bond which unable to furnish and he
sent 10 jai These warrants were issued 70 X Is Pol.
lard for school supplies but matter OF fact no sup
niles whatever furnished. The arrest OF shpey
"a due 10 the exerous OF Walter Stanton, OF the firm OF
stanton d Coffin, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
spANIsu TROOPS IN YAP.

MADRID. Sept. I9.-lt is reported that it was
announced at tho Cabinet Counc held yesterday tha
Il q Spanish had occupied zap and that the Spanish
man-ofwar Vallent was 10 replace the Neasoo which
had been selected for the service Of carrying stores
10 that station. . ,
CoIoGNE Sept. lO.-The Cologne Gdrche says Cor
many ia willing have the Pope act rs arbitrator in the
Caroues dispute.