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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
KILLED RY .LIGHTNING.

FIVE LIVES LOST ~ A LOUISIANA RICE ZELDA
PrNNsYLvANlA WOMAN STRUCK IN THE NFcK.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. p (SpccjdI)-DurlnG 4
thunder storm at noon todAya gAnS Of coOred men
employed in cutting rice on the Loguc plantation. In
ST. Charles Parish sixteen miles above this city sought
shelter from a shower Of rain beneath an oak tree.
Lightning struck the the entire party, consist
u OF i've men, wero killed. The names OF the dead
Harrison scott James scott. Jrian TOncy, John Web
sfrr and LOUIS Chapman. A cOIOrct boy VINO was ap-
prnarhHg the tree and ten feet irOmlt when t was
up ho was found 10 hAyo lrGe lump on his head as II
he lad boon struck with -loue. He Is IN critical
condition but 10 is believed 10 Will recover
EiMiRA. Aug. Il (Npee,Gi.-A Canoe Camp, Tioga
c.. ~ Pcunsylvauis, I. J. Jcline, station agent
Of "a Emira and state Limo Railroad at that place.
was standing on tho depot platform under the telegraph
wire. this afternoon and sudden storm coming up he
was struck ny lightning and instantly Killed. BERNARD
Wutttakcr, who standing about three feet from
Jelife was slightly injured Tho platform badly
wrecked. There wers uO marks Oh JeIInc's body.
TrU-yULg, Penn, Aug Il (Spcc'aD.-A severe
thunder storm passed over the city this afternoon,
lightning striking the residence OF Mr.. Chambers, IN
passing through the roof taking in its
gun hanging on tho wall Jumping Oh that it struck
Mrs Chambers u tho neck killing hcr almost Instantly,
from hor foot Mrs. Chambers supposed he sit
ting her bed nursing wO-nonth~ bane with second
child asleep In cradle IN falling on the bed the baby
was thrown under H. When the husband returned from
he found both babies crying and MS vile dead.
The body had already turned black.
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Louisville. Aug.2I.. Ihc wmskcy ds'.iicry
o. rhom.a g. ROY ..'on 40 Iisuod. ''"'s nin" mi."
frcro fs-. u.I- I..r.d rUff'.fg l-r tD.s .. r.''i
in-urau., about A4 z ti.t .In.
CArn>,Iffr. Il. Au- -l.-t4r. yo-''rdnf burned
three frame tuII.uet hrrc, occupied ~7 follows. j.
Torcn, rro.~r5 joss g 0Op; Insured for 5000 in ''
German. .Auoic.u and Icuutfl'tu.a j. -. -tc~nit
photerr,pncr n- - 800; Insurance 5000 ll on" oa"
of N.v-lofs Ior"r,. 'ad'.ofy ans hrrrr'7. -o-' "
.,,ct - 600. insurance 900 boo 'uo NorA AutI.i
huildius wi- DANA scl %-.'o, ta.irsuc" 1000 H"hI
DsIor- Two bu.iurs were damaged % TIE extent "'
$1,000. m-uIauDr eIloo 80 OBJ" N"tlA YEN Ih "i'"'
Compang The u4o wa. ~ cIdi'Iy oH-in
NiInA-H, ,iIr. NcD, Aug cl.-Ine build .He use. as
county .hou-c was burned yr-i"rlF. - ihr B."
mates c-,apod Los 5000 insurance. $1,000
B,r,r CprfE. M.h, Aur. 2'.-foo barns, With
farmu ne implements and large quantity e. grAiu were
.itr. f-- ulgl ou Richard .;eNmau- farm, Arie.
Io-- $500. fully !u-ur'd
T,-r s.et.Aw. Mich. Aug ol-1hc Mi,h.sa. Central
Railroad fc-ht hou" lu -t cnsr'e. aud tlsce freight
car- wen" burned yesterday. L"rs - 600
rutc..o AuF % Inc o-tcnsve hido wool and t1l
low housr+ ~ Ohcrue lo.cA & Co.. 81 IL @tcavc nad
Miclf,au.' p,-c sct on fire hY lghninvaf $50 o'clock
u,l. Inoruin. A. the time mentioned The two watch
men were s-icep lu the 'ecoRd story Of no omdin-
vhcn H. fnit afo.cs high 90 bt-emcnl o. 7 thoI-ht
the ln-s y,ili uo between 9l",VOO ana F|no'p Iu1J
covered bY ln-ufIuc~.
Bt.Gon. Ne Aug. - .1lo lumber and spool min,
spool shcd and other budins, Of John Mcpresor, ~
-, ,th Lincoln were burned this morning. There uu-
dcr.ood 20 be ln- rance ~ e2uOu on the property.
Stv-Opfrtye Au4 - Fire az Tetarkana, Ark. thi'
morning destroyed the Arlington Hotel TIE telephone
office tho po.toa.c tho Pacific aud Southern Express
office. and the Western Union Telegraph ofico. Two
a,u.t. o the Aikau.. side were also destroyed Tho
oss e ,.fluatcd nt $4,000. Tho Insurance f. not
known. Colonel q. - Dixon, tho proprietor of the A.
ungfon. was badly burned and Oth~rwl-e injured.
Patrick Dorian wa struck By ~ falling ycranda AID
dmsclOu-ly Injured
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BISMARCK'S REPLY TO SPAIN.
IMMIGRATION AT GERMANY's ACTION.
TIE DISPUTE OVER THE POSSESSION OF THE oA"-
oLINE ISLANDS.

THE DISPUTE OVER THE POSSESSION OF IhG NH"
oLINE ISLANDS.
u,nR,D. Aug. 21.-The reply of Germany 10
o,n,s protest in reference to the former
..ha aroliue Islands has been received Dy lhe "o'
ont here II is cOuched in friendly terms anu " -
" cornan Government offers to submit the claims OF
-, IN the Carolines to q fair examination. It's re-
,d hare that two Spanish warshps have occupied
or the chief island Of the Caroline group The Ieei
A.. =; Madrid against Germany because OF her assump-
on Of possession Of these Islands is so hter rs 70
alarn Ata meeting Of the Geographical Society IasV
n,cht various members made speeches vioieht'3 ue
orpcnc the action Of Germany. Their remarks "eIo
recetved with applause. Fears are entertained 'ha'
hostile demon traton win be made against tue DoI'
rmhassy and in consequence a body OF Pohcen'eh ~
,oon detailed TO guard that building
rho irritation against Germany increases hourly Inc
oal nress is more indignant over the seInre Oh tno
Carone Islands than tho opposition press Inc he"S
napers generally advocate reprisals'
count Won solms-Sonnc walde, German Ambassador 10
enain now abstains from attending the tuestres an
avoids the public promcnadeS ana places OF an a.
T, ~ ev,i-ofcally stated that the Government lulc7
- rnture the commercial and diplomatic re4a. Va
Ssting LetWceu spain and Germany unless 1eIl"""'
sbsndons her claims to the CarOlnes. . ,-, a.,
Sssor Carvalal, IN address before the opauslnini
oan to-day, denounced Germany lot utspas-
mon spanish rights. The society h"s ucGt Ght S"atn
assemble and pass resolutions deuh' It t'e -, ~
lake energetic action against ueIIb""'
Pr%rC Bsmnrcks reply the Spanish protest IS con
sidered evasiye and unsatisfactory, aIthouSn ~ -
fesees TO be Wiling 10 submit Sp"'" N-"- ~
animation OF Hrbtrators. ,,-.-..,. ,,t,i tt is
natrOtic demonstration AGAINST Germany "lA' IL -
e,uecled. be made here next sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEws

CALCUTTA. Aug. 2l.-Colonol LOckhart arrived at
Gilgt on July 20 and given enthusiastic Ieeep-
ton.
PARIS Aug 2l.lt is stated that the French Govern
has ordered that the minuest inquiries be made
into the circunsances the death Of O1yler Pam.
1he result viii Influence Frances attitude toward
England.
PARIS. Aug. 2l.-The Bishop OF QuinbOD in Anain.
the scene the recent Dassdcos Of Christians lmplorcs
liberal assistance. lie reports that 10000 Christian
refugees are starving.
DUBLIS, Aug. 2I.-The Joint Cork and Dublin commit
tee charged with work OF recOnstructng the Mum
ster Bank, had Il meeting today but were unable TO
sgrcel upon a directorate for the bank. At n
second meeting however Tho committee succeeded in
appointing board directors commanding the fullest
confidence. prospectus, with tho Of the
directors, will appear on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
CHOLERA CASES INCREASING.
THF DEATH RATE GROwING IN hAkshI Lis NN'
IN THE CANARY ISLANDS.

N.psE1IIFs. Aug. 21.-The situation mere i
yo,Vnc worse Between a. m. and . p N To-Day NV
dotb we're reported Of which Nifty were from choer D.
There are over 100 patients in the rharo Hospital
bere were twcutynve deaths here from the disease
last night 49,,
The total number OF deaths from cholera IA lh7 clll
for the last q hours Is 69 There were 10 deaths id
The Pharo Hospital The total number OF deaths 'hco
the outbreak Of the epidemic IS d0o The disease $40"
no sign sf abatement.
MADRID. Aug. 2I.-The excitement among the peoPc
OF the Canary Islands caused by fear Of chocI"
amounts TO panic. They now refuse TO permit any
n -ons from spain TO land They made an exception III
f.vor of the new Governor and allowed MIN 70 como
asbore but received him with rotous demon ratons Hnd
threw stones at him. Tie local authorities nave re'
signed and many people ed 10 the interior N Tear
of puroeh OF the disease To-day soldiers occupy
the streets and all the public buildings ~ .
ThrOuuhout spain yesterday tJcIe wee ''I", az ~,
cases and ,G4f deaths. In tie twelve honI- ehcu ~
midnight last night ii new cases ana Ieatn9
reporlel in this city, and IL cases ana a uedH
in the province, outside Of the city. ,,
Gu,HALr4l Aug. 2l.-Ihr seven deaths rom choi't Z"
winch have occurred here uptO date were all Withh e
Spanish Ines The government Of GhrA TAR Is dp"t 70
inuose A two days quarantine against al arrivals IIVh
the country Il 10 reported that II tG- "e uohc tho
iards IN spite Of the opposition OF thelf cVcIhuen
VIII retaiate by cutting Gibraltar OH nom al 7uIPiio
from The towns. ,-- -. 49,
TOUfOS, Aug 1.-Two new cases OF cIlucI" nav "N -
reported IN this city to-day. . .,t. ....
Two deaths fIOm cholera were reported I'D th' GU!
to-day. ,., 81 b.,
the troops 10 The garrison here be dispersed ana that e
recently equipped mcnOf- leave the harhor making
Brest the point OF departure Tor tblha ana H"u's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
THE cRAYD REPUBLlc STRIKES i BAEK
CARRIED AROUND BY me TIDE PERIL OF A
FRIGHTENED Young WOMAN.

CARRIED AROUND BY IuE TlDE-PEnIL OF A
FEiGHrENED YOUNG WOMAN.
When the steamboat Grand Republic tried
o mako fast nt Jowes Wharf her roturn trip from
Rockaway about y. IN. ycstcrday sho was caught by
an eddy and her stern Rwung fOrcibly around
ain-t the stern OF tho Norwegian bark King Sverrn,
which WAS lying at Martin's stores. The spaLker boom
OF the Inter vessel toro away two stanchions and
the netting on the promenade deck of the Grand Re
ublc and two stanchions and tho netting the main
deck were also wrecked by the stern rl OF tEo bark
A young woman who was on the promenade deck be
camo frightened and lenpcd o landing astrde OF the
boom she to andfro In her efforts to
hold on while the and her horrhod parents an
two sisters watched her with clhsptd
horIs and hated breath Just as she
was going TO fall on the swiftly running water
upon tno wheel ouso and catching her IN his arms
litcd her safely to the deck Policeman James o"r'-
urr N lo had ruu out on Martins wharf when he saw
the impending. led horout mto furman-st where
her father and mother met hcr Nhoh they saw hol
thr father rushed forward and he took her
I'm his arms she suddenly tainted, but recovered
almost Immediately aud went home She refused 70
gvs npme The railing OF the bark was hrohch on
and tho hracing Of the -tarbOard hNWaerhulr was
wr.nrhod from lts fasteniugs. The DAMAGE amounted
10 about go. Tho damage To the Grand Nepu'Ho Will
not lie than $50. ,, ,,
IN. cnpt,in OF the Grand Republic said :
or course there was Some screaming ny thc women
about 700 on board bni ihtl
one always hears whom aud truck srlho
each other 70 entirely me tdut OF the baih l"l
she proIected beyond the end Of her pier while the law
rays boat must lie not nearer thah len leeI 10 INC
end OF "a pier
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/, THE FIRE RECORD.
BURNING OF OLD MEN-OF-WAR.
SIX CONDEMNED VESSELS AND TWO sCHooNERs
CONSUMED At PLUM BEACH.

SIX CONDEMNED VESSELS AND TWO sCHooNERs
CONSUMED At PLUM BEACH
A large fire causing a loss of Sl00,0 600 broke
out on board the Colorado, lying of Plum Beach, near
Port Washington, Long island last evening The flames
spread from the Colorado tO,the following shps all OF
which burned 20 the waters edge and sunk MIN
nesota susouehanna. Congress. South Carolina Iowa
Lota Grant and Fairplay. All with tho exception OF
the two formerly belonged to tho United states
Navy. They had been conlomued and wero bought
from the Government by Stanuard Co, who were 10
break them up for whatever Old iron and pldnks comd
be got out OF item.
She oatcd about fifty yards from and, after
trembling for n minnie, kcclcd over nnd sank Tue
South Carolina and Iowa quick. followed her 10 the
bottom, but before the Iowa went down the
flames spread from her 10 TIE Lotta Grant
and Fairplay, two schOoncrs lying near the
shore they Who the owners OF the schoon'
er were could not be asccrtainci tho crew becae
scattered "a h crowd OF spectators that they coo
not he found II was uotun.i the lastyesge OF heburn
ing boats had disappeared That the yagers went home
The Gre broke tho forward deck OF tho Colorado
where men were AZ work burning up panks to get the
spikes out. on tho right ~ the Colorado the Su--
ouehaurn, 20 which The namcs spread rapidly BEFORE
either OF tho vessels could bo toVed ont, tho flames ma
caught the other ships. They al burned like uud'r
and the Ky red FOR miles around. The bright hgt
hrou glt hundreds tho villagers ~ rho bcnch Who
valc' IN wonder az the f'ariuDy bc-nuful
slght. Tic hstt WIS 70 iutcuso that IL
was impossible 10 ro near TIE burning SHIPS
white 'hr cracking of thc fame sounded Ike te s-'ip
report OFF r kerry The n.mc. crtp, along tho d,ch-
and hu. yark. oftlo hu-rin- ships aHd climbed mp The
mats into DO. RIGGING TIE picture ~ .hr eight burning
vessels outlined AGAINST bank of iuly ,!oaas N-a one
90 Doc remembered flg . hte uuc. From as iA'
as u-hlug tlc yIs,f- .rrl to The SCENE. expecting
% Lad soue ro- '--l- hamlet m a-'r-. While wen al
ror,-vav whore f,~ ri horizon v,s plainly Visible. 10
s., ..|f lam u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
REc0TERr or 1HE WOUNDED AERoYlrL

CmcAGo, Aug. 2l lSpeciah.-A. /. TolDcrt
the aerouaut who fell on August some loo Feet by
the collapse Of his balloon south Of t- city in
race with W. ". smith II SIN confined "a his cot n ~
Lukes Hospiia but expects 20 be able 70 he removed
his home al Kankakeo IN week or 80. Iie o"@- wei
and his back IL intact Iic says that spwc orc taui-
pered with the Ot the balloon beior" the a'cen
sion IN order 10 mai. 81 burst before 10 lc tho nd
and thereby give The 10 his rival Iha cloth, ue
says, ali night, but one scam wa1 ripDed from one
end other dnd he cannot sc' h.w this could navo
h.uurucd unless some one had cut the thread frr
places He e1presses desire yet 10 meet Smith, and "
he declares That lie viii MAZE another a-ccn
sion Ills partial recovery ~ considered remarkable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
1nnnlHMh noayhss cAnAoA aLlNna AY MN

RO-TON, Aug. I tSpecl0u.- The tccIlng
IN The Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
IA relation TO tho scandal affecting the
pa.tor the Rev. Mr. Dovu4s, Is strongly iu
favor of no clergyman. This shown tonight az
the regular Friday night prayofncrting Tao
crowded and several members of tho church spoke
strongIy sympAthiling with Mr. DOwnos IN hi, eu-
barr.ssme position and eIprc-sng disb~lief ~ the
norris d. efrlmrul 10 hts good "anc Mr. Dowurs spoke
n, considerable lcu4tL and related Incidents where
,yu.u had nscu grossly inalgued aud mIsrcpre-ented
,lle ,ug.erd IN Administering consolation TO strk and
dvy Women The feeling Ia The ouufch quite generally
maj 0f tho men Nh0 broke the door
uf Mn. Illci WAS entirely uulu-tinbc ard thai
n yas .iupy continuation of the persecution whicB
va. begtlu s0ne time by The Uld members OF the
church Tue clsc will come to tral about tho middle OF
HeptcuIbFT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
SrsrEcrrp SrIcIpK OF sALEsllM

CLEVELAND. Aug. 2l tSpecldN. dN.-Workmen
employed Strongs yards on Conrc-st. near ths
Cuyahoa River this morning found nat ana coat o.
cloth lying Of the docks The articles wsre
taken 10 the Central Police station An examination OF
tue papers found in the pockets OF the coat showed
that they belong to H. A smith, travelling salesman
for the Mayer Pottery Company Of Beaver Falls Penn
Among those documents was letter from tho nrn
sharply rebuging Smith for having mado report Ot
ms work and ordering him TO return at once 70 Beaver
Falls and explain his conduct lt IS supposed that fai
re 10 make sales and lack Of money induced ut OF
de- spOndency IN which smith ended his fe IN the riVer
IIls homs was M E..t LLterp0Ol. ONO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
4 sEARcH FOR 1 BERLE.

CLEVELAND. Ohio Aug. p (SpccidD. .-George
seeoEmau came to from switzerland during the
ttr part Of the seventeenth century He oought land
about the Blue Mountain fifteen miles from this city
lie had IN his possession Bible containing TIE family
record Mr. ,eechnau died in 1906 The possession or
the Bible is now necessary establish the family claim
to fortune amounting sOne S2Oo00,oOO. After the
death Of George SeechmdA the BiDc passed into the
ands OF Frederick Mayer. near relative who moved
20 Benz Valley. WilliamspJrt, many years ago.
MIycrs also dead and the Scechmaus In this ana al.
Joining counties now advertising with view of
tracing up the precious book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
pRObTBJuOSJSIS ~ ONE.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 21.-1hc Hamilton County
Prohibition Convention met here TO-DAY and nominated
fun ticket The platform declares that na-nucl 40 the
prohibition doctrine hd. not bcen recognized by either
the Democratic Republican party this year, t f. the
sense Of the that tho purposes % the party
are only TO be accomplished by ppcng In the Lcg-a-
who are friendly 70 the prohibition cause.
Special resolutions adopted cIDfc,ing the highest
fideuce tho ability aud sincerity Of DR. A. j.
Leonard the party candidate FOR Governor and The dis
belief IN tue asporsOns that have been odst against him
uerbOuAIly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
ARRESTED on SUSPICION or uCRDER

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-rne police have arrested
young man Patrick Carroll suspicion OF being the
murderer Of old Mrs Walsh, at No 600 Fulto-st Car
roll is "a brother-inaw OF Mrs schaefcr. the married
daughter OF Mrs Walsh. ana up eight weeks ago
employed nc ArmOur's packing house lie has been ont
OF work since July |. The murder of the Old woman
was supposed De for her money. Up 10 tic mur
der has been a complete mystery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
OOyYECTIN0 hEW-YORK AND OOBA.

SAVANNAH, Aug. 21 (SDecidb. 1t Is reported
here on high authority that limo OF steamers ~ to be
put on port and New YO. before the end
OF the year by the railroad system, which already
has direct communication between this city ana CUBA
over It's railroad and seaInshp lines py way Oh
Tamps The new link will complete direct coinmuhlca-
tton between NewYork and Cuba the line This ar
rangement will give the Plant system monopoly In
Florida traffic as well a tremendous business In
falls 10 the Georgia central anu Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
4 nHILD ORYiA0 IN IrN COFFIY

DETROIT, Aug. 21.-On Tuesday morning the
infant chud OF Charles Sullivan. OF this city apparently
died and prepared for burial fftccn hours after
the fupposed death, whllo tho family friend,
,theel about tho coin tho baby began cry fright
ening nearly from the house. The father re-
tucd hia and TOOK The child from the coffin aud
IN bas been since bettor health than for time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
MRQCIS DE- W0RES CHARGED WITH MURDER

BISMARCK, Oak, Aug. 21.-Alarquis de Mores,
tho monsiro cattieman, has been indicted on
charge OF murder by Grand jury In session al
Mandan. The charge has becn hanging over him FOX
than two years. When the Marquis drst set led in
the Bad Lands he fenced in largo tract The Sboys
objected and bad blood engendered. While IA Bis
marck day the Marquis received dispatch warning
against the cowboys who had threatened 70 XII
him on return Little Missouri He returned, bug
stepped from the north side OF the train while tho COW
boys awaited his arrival the s0L,h side. lie slc-
cccdcd citing home. wherein. on the cowboys sur-
rounded his promes The Marquis and Two friends lrt1
tue house and crcpt through the weeds To safe See
where they awaited their opportunity. Al favorahe
moment he three fred. OF the shots killing one Oc
the cowboys. IL IL not kn, Yn whose shot Killed ths
man. but the Marquis arrested. given hearing ana
discharged Marquis de MOres 10 sOun-law Of Baron
Won Eohman, OF Wall street. Ncw-lOlk. The Masquf
left this city Tor New York last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
PROTECTION or YoUNG GIRLS N LoSDov.

LoNDoN, Aug. 21.-A public meeting to take
action with reference TO tr Criminal Law Amendment
ON was held ia - Jaiuess Han th,s evening and wn-
followed by conference o. nolai.y. only LOCO per
attended the citing Ihc Ouccts oi she meeting
were approved Boy tho National Vigilance society
A meeting of the National Conference To- proc
lection oi Young Girls was hold m So Jl-r@s
Htu today. George William Trs,arc Russell.
.Ou Of Ilrt Charles J fIurs = lueerN, ant
Radical Member 81 Par.luct for hyIc~hur, pres o"
Tie confer iauce resolved 90 form yclaucr COOS t'-
everywhere throughout the country % enforce 'he H
isur against im1orafy ard tp labor f'r 'hr im
provenont Of all legislation designed 20 rvprcf- minal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

When tho raco was ovor the ylchts made lot ue
rrow. and anchored peaccaby side 10y sito On StNpl"-
Ion 10 walt , to-day when there Will De another iIA
race over 70 trauS 1r outside course. l1c4'sneh al
,t tht vo.tcrilv s race put 10 beyond doubt as 10
what Yacht viii defend the Americas cup lhe boN'o
men who -aw tho race yesterday wore JunNant.
pn.fon unotasrtphcr who aboard the Judges boat
taking pictures or the race was not stirred Hko most q"
s and replied To some cXcitol reMbrAB Oi
N,w York man. " on. such things don't move ua dow
The death knril OF the American s.o'1 VIII not
IL a. nLI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
KJLLED IN 4 BAJLROAD WRECK.

PIrrsBURG, Aug. 21.-A dispatch from Mead
gile Penn. .ays: Freight train No lO7 on.ths Neg
York Pennsylvania and ONO Railroad was wrecked this
morning two miles below shenaneo aud james Berry a
brakeman. this city, KILLED. Harry Thomas ana
Iinde eherGcd brakemen, were baily injured hovontecu
cars we're wrecked aud The track torn quarter
Of a mile The accident caused by the tram par hg
and then coming together again on "a grade"
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oyITA LITTLE lUY ar THg STA res ExPEssE.

UNII 4 LIIILL FLN IT IIh bId y , EAFtN 70,
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug 2l.-There is among the
people Of the STATE general manifestation OF disgust "a
tho way In wh'ch legislation is heng carried on. Tia
present Lessatureis the worst Georgia has known for
many years. Instead o: attending 20 their legitimate
business and deyoting themselves u the interests oe
their constituents the members OF the House fool away
their time and s4uander the money OF the State IN tho
manufacture Of ridiculous bills which thoy Introduce,
discuss and withdraw for other purpose than 70 XIII
time The present session OF the Legislature Is costing
Georgia 81 600 day IN round numbers. nouSenscal
hill was introduced recently providing Tor annual tax
OF - 80 on all bachelors thirty ysars OF age Parts
several days taken mp IN the discussion O TIA
measure and might stl be before the House had nos
the distinguished member who introduced t secured
permission, IN the face OF considerable opposition, -
withdraw IL. He said that the whole thing was Joke
he only wanted 10 have little fun. The title Joke cos5
The tax payers Of the State about $1,000. IT'S probaDs
that when the election around many OF hess
seekers aftor FUN will be given the privilege Of hndnSs
At tAer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
LIE ESrATE OF 4 BANKRUPT.

LANCASTER, Penn, Aug. 2l.-Adminstrator
skies has filed the official schedule Of the bankrupt
estate Of the late Amos $ Henderson, the baukeE Tho
liabilities are 1881 $50 3s assets from personal property
S;I -9g a. Tho Court granted an order 10 sell the real
cstate OK which tho estimated value Is SlOO,OOO. IAe
depositors may realize 20 per cent.