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New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
uoNrREAL SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC.

MONTREAL, Sept. II Especial. There were
twelve deaths from smallpox In tho city yesterday and
hve in st. Jean Bapuste village or the new
ported twenty-six authenticated There weretwo
derths the Civic Hospital Eight patients
admitted and discharged leaving sxtynine In the
institution, OF which nfty-seyen doing well There
were l74 ntermenis in tho Catholic Cemetery during
the week ending to-day or this number there III
deaths from smallpox. sensation was caused IN
OF the to-day. foureenyear-old girl walking
along Notre Dame-st with parcel was met by small
boy with tho disease plainly marked on his face The
small boy stared at her and she dropped her parcel and
At meeting OF the Provincial Board Of Health
regulation passed granting 10 all health officials aud
medical full power 90 enter all houses where small
pox might be supposed 70 exist, as well as aetores
mills and other establishments, and 10 order any
ures which they may deem advisable 70 prevent the
spreading OF the epidemic The Civic Hospital viii be
taken charge Of on Monday by the Grey Nuns. Their
remuneration Will be 500 year each
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ~ tSpeciaD. - The
Board OF Health learning that smallpox prova-
lent at Spring Mills. small village with two hundred
inhabitants and only few miles from the city. sent
physician the place and this afternoon report
read to the effect that since the disease appeared in
April there have been eleven Seven OF these
occurred IN one family. There are no at
present. The houses where the disease had occurred
disinfected aud quantity OF disnfeotants ais
tributed for The use OF the people.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
UuRT BY RUNAWAY HORSE

HURT BY RUNAWAY HORSES.
EUGENE CITY, Ore, Sept l2.-Mrs. !. NJ. forcn ano
Mr. Thompson her mother, while out riding yesterday
were thrown from their dog.cart The skulls OF both
women were fractured.
DROWNED IN A GALE
MUSHROOM Mich. Sept l2.-Clarenco ana herDer!
Morrison OF this city, went to South Haven In small
saboat and left that place for home on Tuesday morn
ing before the big set In. They were accompanied
by two other young Nothing has been heard from
them since.
CLAIMING LARGE PART OF DETROIT.
DETROIT Mch Sept. 12.-Margaret Imhoh, OF Toledo.
has be gun legal proceedings TO establish her title 10 Tie
greater portion that part OF Detroit Known the
Dequindre farm Of the value OF several million doara
The plaintiff claims be lineal descendant OF Antono
aud Catbarne DeQuindre. founders OF the old Detroit
French family OF that name. to whom the United States
Government granted the land In question In 1907.
LYNCHED FOR FREE USE OF A RIFLE:
BIsBEE, Arizona, Sept ia haht occurred In
gambling house on Thursday night In which an ui,-
About 4:3O o'clock on Friday morning he made his ap-
pearance with repeating rlhe aud shot Dave Hickey,
James Kehoe George soles Jack" WEIGH and FRANK
Gardiner He disappeared In the canyon, but was cap
tured In the morning and was lynched.
A POST OFFICE ROBBED.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. ia dispatch to Ihe I,nss
from Marysyilie, Kansas, Gays; Burglars last nghe
entered the pos office forced open the safe and secured
Government funds TO the amount OF 2000"
GETTING THE FIGHT He WENT FOR
FALMOUTH. Ky, Sept l2.- Yesterday afternoon Jonn
Mc(srain went with Edward Johnston TO the house @
Robert Wolfe mile from town, and began 70 Qnarrst
with Wolfe McGrsin struck Wolfe In the fsce Wheres
npon the latter drew knife and killed AsGrxans
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
Uoprye FOR AID pRoM ". o. rRoMpsoy.

The Brooklyn Democratic reformers" can't
understand why 1t is that 20 per of the Federal
oceholders, being Republicans, are permitted 10 re-
main. but encouraged because Of the rumor that
Hubert o. Thompson coming to their assistance In the
matter OF appointments in the Navy YARD.
Secretary Whitney closeted with Commodore
Chandler at the Yard for an hour yesterday about
the commandant said IN the morning that he had
orders from Washington to use all dispatch IN repairing
and fitting the vessels In the Yard. The
signed for the nonpayment OF tho men on Monday
tie omission In the rolls TO include the day on which
General Grants funeral took place. When the lists
forwarded TO Washington the error was discovered aud
an,order sent back TO make out supplemental rolA
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
FRAGMENTS OF GABLE NEWS.

FRAYKFoKT. Sept l2-Tho police officials OF this city
have written an apology to the English tourists who
recently arrested here suspicion OF being the
persons wanted IN connection with bank robbery com
nitted last June They have also given copy Of the
apology to the British Consul In this city.
PARIS, Sept. l2.-Numerous German spies have re.
Gently invaded the various fortified plaecs eastern
part OF France IL ia stated that German general and
two officers arrested at Belfor the capital OF the
frontier department OF Haut-Rh while IA act OF
taking plans OF the various fortified positions, and
escorted to the frontier
DUBLIN, Sept l2.Thc Earl OF CarnarvOn, Lord Lieu
tenant OF Ireland and Lady Carnaryon have arrived al
Londonderry and enthusiastic reception has been
corded them. number OF addresses OF welcome have
presented TO the Earl by the municipal authorities
and tue various organizations OF the city.
BRUSSELS, Sept 12.-An official dispatch from Cape
Town denies the story telegraphed september that
several stations OF the African international Association
had been attacked by Congo cannibas and q number Of
white settlers roasted and devoured.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13

Lyceum Theatre has been newly decorated and
the boxes and stalls in part rearranged at the loss
of many Seats but all for the comfort Of visitors
Faust is to follow Olivia" but it is clear the
latter will run for some time.
Advocates Of marriage with deceased wife's
sister are about TO invoke the aid of the stage
Macdonald Green has just written play for the
Olympic Theatre showing the injustice of English
law on this subject.
Another long novel, Alive or Dead" written by
Fargus Hugh Conway, will be published in several
English newspapers next January.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
s234,7sS

Mr. Warner Is awaiting TRANQUILITY the result Of tho
Holt Warner suit. He is man of medium height Is
about forty years old and has keen penetrating e{e
He visits his office No. Wast. almost daily. He
was found yesterday by TRIBUNE reporter at work
in his Office. He received his visitor pleasantly, but
stated that he not willing to talk ON this matter.
He said In answer 10 an inquiry that he had been
spending the in cottage at the seaside, but
had been coming TO town often had been In town moet
Willingness 10 speak ON the Holly Warner litigation
based on the fact that bis now before tho
courts and that he did not think IL respectful TO the
court or deco discuss It, He expressed his con-
fdence that when the evidence once in and tho
facts before the court he wond be found to have .
complete defence, and that it would be one which
it that he had done nothing for which any could
be criticised unfavOrably,
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
A MINISTER ABUSED BIZ BRIDGE POLICEMAN.

The insulting Bridge policeman has been at
his work again About p IN. on Friday the Rev. q. 6.
williams pastor OF the Washington Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. Brooklyn. was standing on the plat
form waiting TO enter q train, when he was
hustled by a big. burly man. He took hold
Of the railing and stood his ground. The big
man persisted In his efforts to push him when he ro-
monstrated with him aud finally ordered him TO 90
took the by man away Mr.. Williams entered tho car
and was followed by Stenen who said be had mind TO
arrest him When asked what for. he began to us0
abusive language. Mr.. Williams asked him for his
name but he refused TO give H.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Williams made complaint a.
the Bridge police headquarters In sandest. superin-
tendent Martin sent for Stefou and Mr. Williams identi-
lied him. An investigation will be made.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
BECALMED AT THE START.
LIGHT WINDS AND NO YACHT RACE.

AFTER THREE HOURS DRIFTING, THE YACHTS
GIVE IT UP-DEcLARING THE RACE OFF.
A fourth unsuccessful attempt to sail the
first of the international races for the Americas
cup was made yesterday. The Genesta and
Puritan lay drifting all the forenoon on long,
CLASSY swell off the Scotland Lightship, but no
wind came to fll their sails and the race was
not started. The race of twenty miles to wind
ward aud return. which was TO be sailed
yesterday will be sailed, If there is wind
enough on Tuesday. omorrow one of the
series of races for the Americas cup will be
sailed over the inside course of the New-York
Yacht Club.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
NOT WARNER ALONE REAPED.
OTHERS PRoF1rED FROM WARDS WORK.
ACCOUNTS OF wELL-Esows MEN WITH rHs

ACCOUNTS or wELL-gNowS MEN WITH THB
BROKEN FIRM-ENoRMoUs GAINS.
The Holt Warner litigation before Referee Hamilton
Cole bids fair to be thseurcc OF exceedingly interest
ing revelations, if not astonishing ones relative to the
relations of Ferdinand Ward to the entire contract
business conducted by through and around him. Tho
suit is ostensiby that of George c. Holt the assignee
Of Ward to set aside the transfers Of 100000
Of property made by Ward to William s. Warner on
the Gay of the Grant Ward failure. Mr. Holt
charges in the complaint that the transfer was made
by Ward under durcss and that the alleged equiv
alent claims surrendered to him were the result Of
usury instead of "profts.v Mr.. Ward has testified
that he under the influence of choral when hs
sented to the transfer The actual transfer however,
did not occur until the next morning, when his
opponents claim the effects Of the drug had passed
away and when Mr. Ward must have known what he
doing. 1t is strenuously denied that the profits
usury, 1t being alleged that they legitimate
business results Mr. Holt appears the compainant
in the and Ward a witness. Yet he has mads
FIRE }uent excursions to the Office OF Butler. StIlman e.
been closeted with him for hours at time In the Lud
low Street JAIL This has led to the charge that Ward
is witness hostile to Mr.. Warner,
One fact bearing upon this relation of Ward TO w. 3.
Warner Is that the testimony of Ward that the
why he was unwilling to hand over his private men,
oranda to Mr. Warner was that transactions with others
than Mr.. Warner recorded therein The books Of
Grant & Ward, which have been carefully guarded
heretofore have been, however exposed to inspection
In the trial. They reveal other than those Of
Mr.. Warner as Mr.. Ward stated In his testimony. A.
an indication of the accounts with corresponding
profits invested through Ward or by other persons
than Mr.. Warner three accounts have been obtained
which shed a light on such transactions These
accounts, numbered J. 2 and 3, are given herewith.
Numbers and transactions with men we'll
known In financial circles in this city, They not
myth the names are recorded on the books, and ara
among those which Mr.. Ward unwilling should
the light through the transfer Of his memoranda 10
Mr. Warner. The accounts run as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
RELATIONS OF SPAIN AND GERMANY.

MADRID, Sept. 12.-The Government has re-
fused accept the resignation OF Admiral Topee Under
Secretary of the Marine Baron des Mches the French
Ambassador has telcgraghed 20 NJ de Freycinet, the
French Minister OF Foreign Affairs that he fears the
dispute between Germany and Spain respecting the
Caroline Islands will be prOtracted one.
MADRID, Sept. l2.-The German Legation In this city
Ia si guarded by soldiers. At the birthday reception
the Princess OF the Asures at the royal palace last
night King Alfonso had a long conversation with Count
sOlms-Sonne wslde. the German Ambassador
Baron des Miches. the French Ambassador, has tele
graphed 20 NJ. de Freycinet the French Minister Of
Foreign Affairs that the situation here has improved
and that the danger OF q conflict has decreased
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
THE ELIZA ARMSTRONG ABDUCTION CASE.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE examination of Mr..
Stead, Editor Of The Pail Mall Gdsche Mrs. Jarrett,
Bramwell Booth. Mrs. Coombe. Mr. Jacques and Mrs.
Maury the defendants iu the Eliza Armstrong abduction
case, resumed at the Bow Street Police Court to-
day Mr. Russell counsel for the defence continued the
crossexamlnation OF the mother OF Eliza Armstrong.
Mrs Armstrong adhered to her recent denias that she
had sold her child 10 Mr. Stead any else for i'm
moral purposes. Counsel for the defence then asked
few questions tending to that the selling OF the
child was not known to the father that witness kept the
matter q secret from her husband.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
PRELLERS BODY AGAIN IDENTIFIED.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. y lSpeSeE.-JOhn A. Fro
zier an artist and photographer OF Toronto. Canada
arrived in the city yesterday for the purpose Of identify
ing the body OF O. A. Prelcr Mr.. Frozer became inti
natey acquainted with him at the Rossin House, In
Toronto last spring He said that thero wassa clearly
defined perpendicular the right eye The body
was exhuined at Bellefontane Cemetery, and
found to be In good state OF preservation when IL
was inferred. An examination over the right eye
showed the scar The coffin then propped up against
tree and series OF photographs OF the body taken
which will be used at the trial. The prosecution
considers perfect, and says thar there is
cnpe for Max well.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
PASSENGER CARS WRECKED

DENVER, Sept. 12.-News reached here this
morning of wreck on the Denver South Park and Pa
cnc Railroad two miles east OF Como The train nhe
Leadglc express approaching slight down grade
when the engineer discovered that the arbrakes would
not work. With greatly increased speed the train
struck sharp downgrade curve when the two coaches
broke loose from the engine jumped the track and piled
In the ditch complete wreck All OF the ten
miraculously escaped serious injury except Mrs.
Cronkhits OF Denver who sustained fracture OF both
arms and internal inurcs.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
TRIAL OF THE MARQUIS DE MoREs.

BISMARCK, Sept. ~ (SpeciaD.-All to-day
was consumed IN impsnelling jury for the trial Of
MARQUIS Dc Mores for murder The Marquis sat in
court during the day closely watching the jurors they
were summoned and examined. When the court ad-
Iourned this evening only FIVE had been secured Tue
defence perempory rejected ten OF the candidates and
prosecution rejected two. Tho jury will not be Sc
cured before Monday evening
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
EMpLorEs DrsoHA aoED FROM A MINT

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 12.-Ten cutters, an
neaiers and rollers employed in the United States Mint
said Chief Coner this morning that they would
quit work unless given that they would be
retained. This looked upon initial step IN a
strike. Intended 10 Impair the efficiency OF the service At
the Mint, aud the mea were at opco discharged.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
THE SEA BRIyes rIDIyos OIL WRECK.

CAPE MAY, N. D., Sept. 1.-THE following
came ashore in a bottle and picked up few days
ago In Jones's Greek, near this city:
Monday, Aug 3.-Brig Laura Murray. Captain Dates,
Portsmouth for Cuba heavy gale Off Hatteras lkey to
go 10 pieces vessel lays on her beam end. Two sailors
washed oyer-namcs George wilson and Harry Smith
We will all probably be lost CAPTAIN.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
ENGLISH cRIcKETERs AGAIN VICTORIOUS.

TORONTO Ont, Sept. 12.-The return cricket
match between the Gentlemen OF England aud the
Ontario team won by the former by inning and
81 The Ontaros in the first inning scored only
63 They then played their second inning scoring only
Ga. Saunders was the chief scorer. with 2s and his
play admirable. The bowling OF the BrtIshers
strong for the batting OF the Ontario and the
latter had large score, 225 TO surmOunt The Gentle
OF England start for Montreal Tomorrow night.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

0VII
Mr. GLADsroSE's CoNDTrIoS.-Mr. Gladstone, who Is
suffering from lumbago. Is reported to be worse.
STRIKERS sUCcEssPUI--The strike OF the 5000 work.
men employed at the Elswick gun ana machino works
OF Sir William George Armstrong, Newcastle, has been
settled favor the strikers. The foremen
iected 70 by the workmen discharged
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
ORDAINEp no me PRIEsTHoop

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 12.-At the Cathedral
this morning Archbishop Ryan conferred the dignity of
the priesthood upon the Rev. Jsmes Mccormick. OF
Brooklyn the Rev. Charles Gallagher. of Philadelphia;
the Rev. James McGowan OF Philadelphia and the Rev.
Jeremiah Eeyin, OF Frankford-
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
sn1oBr EXPLOSION oyA STEAMER

SLI0HT EXPLOSION on A STEAMER
A sharp explosion on the steamer Raleigh, as
she moved up the bay yesterday morning. startled the
passengers It was feared for moment that boiler
explosion was imminent An examination showed that
two the boiler had blown out without causing
mn damage.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
Ncic- York, septemb,
Ag ALLEGED FoRGER IN THE TREASURY

ST.. PAUL, Sept. II (SpeciaD. Theodore
Tyror. OF Albertea, Mimi, who has just received sn
appointment in the Treasury Department at Washing
ton has an unenviabe record In this ana other states
according 7he Pioneer Press which states that he
tered business in Buffalo Of the principals In
firm of manufacturers OF proprietary medicines. Tyrer
was tho active spirit in the concern and while he in
that city ne forged lot of commercial paper, which
Fastening to Buffalo delayed by snow-storm, the
paper protested and the forgery discovered On his
return he was arrested. indicted and upon being
raigned pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
fye years Imprisonment IN @Auburn Penitontary.
He served three years Of his sentence and
was pardoned In 1875 by Governor Tden. He
came Minnesota where he secured employment In the
office OF hts cousin, A. NJ Tyrer, OF the firm or Stacy
Tyrer at Absrtha Tyrer had full charge OF the land
In 1878. Theodore Tyrer continuing business with his
cousin. In 1880 A. NJ Tyrer and Theodore Iyrer,
acted as agents OF the Corbin Banking Company or
New-York aud the Farmers and Mechanics Savings
he suddenly decamped and it was Immediately
discovered that he had forged lot
paper which involved the above named corporations
f. J. Hodgesonof st. Paul. and others He started Tor
the Far West, but overtaken at Forest City, Iowa,
by the Sheriff OF Wlnnebago County and fetched back to
Albertca special train lie was indicted ten dis
and was sent TO saltwater for four years. and
leased In May by reason ofcommutaon OF time for good
behavior While In saltwater he wrote and caused 10 be
published In The Century Mdgdshe an article entitled
sayed 20 prove that the general dishonesty of the
chants OF the country direct incentive TO crime.
abn has been mentioned as one OF the possible
" iudorsers" OF Tyrer for the appointment but this
rumor lacks confirmation IL Is asserted by that
yrer owes his appointment TO President Cleveland
sonally, whom he knew we'll In Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
MR.. RIDDLE CONFIDENT OF MAKING MoYET

PITTsBURG, Sept. II tSpeciaD.-A hearing
was had to-day in the petition OF William n. Riddle
president of the defuno Pennsylvania Bank Mr. Riddle
was interrogated as follows:
"when you voluntarily assigned did you assign every
thing you hadT
Idd."
Have you not since that assignment been engaged
In money making transactionsf T.
"I have not"
Did you not assert that while In New York you made
$4,000 In stocksP
'" No, air; but did say would make that and more,
too" -
Have you not received money since you assigned T.
"Only what have had given to me and what have
borrowed When get my affairs Strengthened up shall
be $4,000 IN debt"
The conrt made order discharging Riddle from any
further liability for debt created In the past.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13

BIG BEAR GUILTY OF TREASON FELONY
WINNIPEG, Sept. 12.-Big Bear was tried at
Regina yesterday charge of treason-fclony and
found guilty Sentence was deferred.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13

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Crnnl,s mud nnrris Hold.

PARIS, March, Especial. The pro-
ceedings yesterday in the case of Crooks
and Harris were Of an unlmportant
character. Tho state introduced Miss
Laura Williams to prove that Middleton
stayed all night at her fathers house on
the night OF tho 18th. Black was killed
on the 18TH.
Detective Duncan was also placed upon
the stand to testify in regard To GER
tain letters written by him from
Eagle Ford and answered by Harris. At
the conclusion of his evidence the state
closed their case. The defense made no
argument in the case. Judge Hatha-
way reserved his decision until this
morning. Alto o'clock the defendants
we're brought into court and the Judge
stated that after careful examination
of the evidence, before him the proof is
sufficient TO detain the defendants q. NJ.
Crook and NewtT, Harris, in tho Gus.
tody of the sheriff OF Lunar county
without the right OF bail, to await tn,
action of the grand jury at the next reg
ular term of the district court, TO an
swer in SAID court any charge for muir
der Of j. II. Black, may be presented.
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Obituary.

GAINESVILLE, March, 5.-l0orrespond-
encel-Died, Sunday March l., 1885.
Miss Daisy Gribblo, daughter Of Mr. aud
Mrs II. d. Gcibble, aged l7lS years. Thus
has passed. away one OF the fairest and
most belOv eddaughters of Gainesville.
SLla died after protracted and palnfsl
Illness, surrounded by her grief strick-
on relatives and sorrowlng friends.
Her death has cast q gloom over this
city. She possessed rare qualities OF
heart and mind, no one could visit her
NJ her home, without being struck by
her uueenly hospitality, her generous
soul, and hor brilliant Intellect; of Il gen.
erous nature II was ever her delight
TO relieve suffering, and whom the lssI
| trumpet shall sound many of tho poor OF
this city will "rlse and call her blessed
| Her short life passed away like sum
NOR dream and in the morning OF life
ere sin and sorrow had touched her, her
pure spirit winged its flight 10 brighter
roalm. She has lett a void in the
hearts OF hosts o. friends that csnno
Ina filed,