davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
HIS THROAT cur BY HIS CELL NATE

Sr. LOUIS, July II tSpeciaD Patrick Eagan,
the East ST. Louis politician who indicted for COM
pcity in the robbery of the East St. Louis treasurers
vault was attacked by his cell mate in the Beeville.
ILL.,. Jail this morning and received two deep cuts In
the throat which will prove fatal Eagan was arrested
with Lieutenant Duffy, Of the police. for robbing tho
vaul, Of $40 ooO Duffy was convicted days ago and
was sentenced to five years imprison-
ment. and Eagan was awaiting trial. He
wa. locked up with ed Kane" thief This
morning Eugan requested the sheriff TO give him razor
IN shaye himself The was handed 10 him ana ne
shaved and placed the on small shelf when ne
sni.bed lie Law down his cot to sleep and what
happened no one knows The turnkey heard cries
from tho and running up found Eagan on the noor
Kane stood over him with the bloody razor In his hand
He dropped the weapon at the command Of the TURNKEY
ana the wounded man taken out. lie was weak
from loss OF blood and is sinking rapidly Kano refuses
tn say any thug about the cutting.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
THE TEMPERATURES IN OTHER PLACES.

EAsrox, Penn, July II tSpeciaD.-A hot
ways struck the Lehgh Valley to-day and sent tho
mercury well up the rneties in the shade Easton
registered 1929 in the shade Its highest NAZARETH
1929; Bethlehem. 99o Allentown, 1000. Many laborers
quit work.
KINGSTON, " Y. July II tSpeedp. the neat mas oeeo
e.treme here te-day The mercury marked $50 In tho
shade AT this afternoon with strong breeze Dlowine
Nearly All open air work suspended. Many persons
ing hay fields.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE mercury at O'Clock 10
day indicated 94o in the shade An absence Of electricity
In the atmosphere made the heat Oppressive.
PHILADELPHIA, July II tSpecIaD.-rhis has been tno
hottest day of the year. At p m. thermometer on
the shady side Of Chestnutst registered 910, and IN
other places the mercury said to have reached loi'
A number OF persons overcome ana taken 10 tao
hospltals.
CIyAJoUARIE July II (Specidn,-The heat through
this section OF the Mohawk Valley this afternoon has
beeu intense, 1000 inthe shade.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
THE NAVY OF GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July IA deputation, headed by
the Lord Mayor. called upon Lord George Hamilton.
First Lord OF the Admiralty to-day aud urged the
atty OF siren gthening the British Navy.
Lord George Hamilton said that tho Government
intended the best professional opinion to
the actual condition OF the Navy. II the advisors
decided that the Navy at present efficient, the
Government would give that to the public TO
aay alarm IT, the other hand. II should be found
by the advisors that the Navy lacked In efficiency and
that active steps necessary 10 strengthen IT, the
Government would not hesitate TO ask Parliament Tor
funds necessary to place England foremost among
the maritime
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
uuRpER CHARGED TO TRAMPs.

UNION CITY, Penn. July II (Specsap.-
Albert Longstreth. young man popular In society
went out TO attend some duties on his fatners iarm
yesterday morning and was not again seen shve' Ae1
long search his body found this norningin
,h,.s., n baf mile from his home The neck had been
broken By severe blow from club II ,S .SppSSsS1 SSm
ths il infested The resdens are scouS'
ins the country and arrssung AL Suspicious persona
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
KuREzzLEp sl47.soo AYD GETS FoUR rEARs

PHILADELPHIA, July II Especial. D.-Joseph f.
Coringer who indicted yesterday for the embezzlc
ment OF Sl7 and the forgery stock certificates OF
the Pennsylvania Transportation Company. pleaded
guilty this morning before Judge ferkes and asked for
mercy II was shown that large part OF the stock
overissued by the defendant twelve thirteen years
AGO and hat the 0verissuc paid In dividends at
per year TO persons who received the stock He
prodted little by the transactions lie began I'm q small
way and kept up In order 10 hide his first fraud Judge
Yokes sentenced him to four years solitary imprson-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
E1op1yG WITH HIS DEAD wIFEs SISTER.

vIScENNEs, Ind, July IL (SpeciaD.-At Pax
ton Ind John w. Rogers eloped with Sarah waters
she sister of his first wife. who s dead Tho ehtaord
nary mart Of the affair is that few weeks ago Rogers
married Alice Boom lived with her fourteen days. then
sent her away and helped her to get divorce from him.
As the decree was eranted he ran sWsy win
Nss Walters who intimate friend OF MISS Boon.
It turns out that the second marriage and divorce was
planned TO help the eopement and to throw tue
ef Miss Walters who opposed TO Rogers on their
guard The death Of Rogerss first wife occurred only
lev months ago Miss Walters s ouy seventeen years
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

GEyEsEo, ILL.,, July 1.-THE large dairy
barn OF Malcolm Hay. in Annawan Township was struck
by lightning yesterday and burned, together with
valuable cows farm machinery, hay and grain. Loss.
$1,000.
CHARLESTON s. c., July 17-Yesterday. at Lancaster,
three buildings belonging to ]. r. Hunter NJ. A. Carl
ton and g. shafer were burned. The brick buildings
OF f. &. Payseur aud Sniyth Alger were uunageu All
war. fully insured.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
DAMAGE IN A BROADWAY STORE.

fire in the building Nos. 543 and DOL
Broadway shortly after G3O p. yesterday gave out
little smoke but did considerable damage. The flames
broke out on the sixth floor. which occupied By
Dietzel * Green dealers in millinery and fancy trim
nings and was confined that floor where the damage
was 900 The damage sustained by the other occu-
pants of the building WAS from water. B sturman d
Son. dealers in clothing occupied the fourth floor Their
goods, on the second floor, lost $1,000. and Henry
Rogers, importer OF fans and Paris novelties 5000
Mr. Rogers lost large amount OF stock some months
ago by a fire In the sub-cellar OF his store.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
.s,a, JONES ON TIE "wILLIPUs wALLOPUa"

Sr. LOUIS, July II tSpeciaD. -" Sam" Jones,
the reyivast arrived In St. Louis this morning and
goes TO Pattsburg No., tonight, where he VIII begin
great revival He says: 81 have long held the opinion
s, M,ssour WAS badly in need Of my services. This
have converted 10000 people, and 90 per cent OF
them remain true their professions don't profess 70
methods and when asked them say that
am perfectly willing to swap methods with any one,
~ arr more shcient They have lots OF Methods put
the test Of the fisherman his string of fish, aud not the
number of good bites he receives m
e. or what class were your converts: .,
Observation-Disclosures. doctors. merchants. Judges.
mayors. tell you, when the great wnpus uSp u
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
SUGAR INTERESTS OF ENGLAND.

LONDON, July IA conference Of sugar
rehners, at which nearly the whole trade was repre-
sented. was held to-day. resolution unanimously
adopted pettoning the Marquis Of Salisbury to make
tour Of the country and bring before the people the
alleged injustice of the American Government In paying
bounty throug its tariff laws to American exporters
refined sugars. The refners declared this bounty Is
running the sugar industry Of Great Britain
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
THE cgyyEyyEs STILL QUIET

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. July ia Fort Reno
a,snatch states Generals Sheridan and Miles reached
this place on Wednesday night after severe journey.
conference was held yesterday with AGENT Dyer In
spector Armstrong and Coonels Potter and summer
General sheridan will remain for several days nvssu
eating matters Quiet prevails at the agency All tns
vounr Cheyenues are out and are said TO be hunting
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
LONG HoCRs OF LABOR At IRE MINT.

PHILADELPHIA, July II tSpeciaD.-The wlfo
~ Keeper Dorau, whom Joseph Taylor murdered has
been appointed to a place In the Mint Mr. Fox issneo
orders today that the hours OF labor snouid oe .c
O. IN ,oe n. m. and in some departments the force
will he compelled work fourteen hours untii tue Pt
en order from the Treasury Department for sssndsss
dollars is filled.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
FILLED BYARRA CrroUs HORSE.

NEw-bEDFoRD, Mass. July II (SpecsdD'-
Jobu Ttou, Of Nantucket drove horse belonging 70
Frank MITCHELL Of that place, 10 another part Oh sne
Island to-day and taking the bride on began 70 teoa
him Some time after this Tilton found lying dea
IL il supposed that the horse became nactous ano
astting away from Tiltsn tramped him 70 death.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
rp,rpuox.s FOR THE USE OF yYRENEN

rELEPHoEks FOR THE USE OF FIREAEN.
PHILADELPHIA, July II (SpeciaD.-The work
of the different fire stations by has
ham nnshed Seventy Of wire have been stretched
The Fire Department headquarters arc now In drees
Communication with thtyone engine and seven truck
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

drowning Of three young men. Fournour, Allard and
Duclos, and young woman. GUuere, NJ ST. Aers des
Mont, County Masknongc
Henry Allen, OF New-York and Mr.. st. Ayr, who were
charged by the Government to accompany Messrs.
Bender an LOrtic have returned from the xpl0rati0n
OF the Gulf OF St. Lawrence having gone far the
Strait OF Belle isle. Mr.. Allan Ia president Of COM
pany which proposes to prosecute tho fisheries large
scale. The men believe that the fisheries OF the Cult
will produce gratifying results IL il their intention to
begin operations next spring with the seal fisheries
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

uTRYIyG TO OATCR CAPTAIN CoXSBRs DOG!
A dog-catcher, Philip Mann, grabbed non
thu Of the d. James Hotel last evening the Ov
skys terrier dog Of Captain william H. conner tss PFC
srrested On the charge sf grand larceny ana - ~
locked up.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
FOUND ExHA listed on A MOUNTAIN TOP.

LEBANON, Penn, July II (Spec'dD.-John
Baker, of Indiantown Gap. disappeared from home on
July L. and 1t was generally believed that no naa gone
w.s, Last evening, while party Of boys picking
Baker was found top Of the mountain
near fremont In an exhausted condition He said that
mere skeleton and Is believed to be insane.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
PROBABLE WIPE MURDER.

John Gaunt, a carpenter, living No. 134 Gar
den-st Jersey CITY, in quarrel with his wife last nigh
sabbed her twice in the neck and side. She will prob
ably die Gaunt was arrested
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

AFFAlEs OF THE KOMAN LAIHULIC VIIU IsCfI
ROME, July 1.-THE decision of the Baltimore
Council will be given the members OF the Congrega
to OF the Propaganda Eide Oh July 30 forconsideration
The Sacred College of Cardinals will meet August IL
Ia revise the decisions and the final
approval will be given in September Archbishop
Moran. the Popes desire will consecrae the Rev Dr.
Walsh a. Archbishop OF Dublin Augusta. Archbishop
Moran will then return TO sydney.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
UNABLE TO TELL wHEsE SHE HAD BEEN.

EoRRIsrowN, Penn, July II tSpecidi.-Miss
Emma Smith, age seventeen. disappeared from her home
y Green Lane last Sunday 1t thought that she nad
Been drowned while boating the dam near BY ana
section of Grin Battery went from Phoenixve TO the
eam and fired number Of shots from its banks. Tho
sng Of the cannon however. failed to bring up the
assirR body. To-day the young woman returned nome
dszcd condition and give 10 explanation OF her
e1eence Il IL believes that she was abducted by tranps
I'D dsuggcd
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
ARRESTED FOR RUNNING SUNDAY TRAINS

CAMDEN, N. j., July II SPECIALIZATION the
Reading Railroad bought the narrow gauge road from
Camden TO Gloucester City and Mount Ephriain some
time ago. IL was announced that Sunday trains would be
rum Three weeks ago the track was broadened into
standard gauge. Meanwhile some OF the residents VI
|,ouo..,sr have worked up an opposition TO Sunday
trains and yesterday Justice Wright issued warrants LOT
TIE arrest OF William Fuitz, the conductor ana Sahuei
prss the engineer of ono of tAe trains, and Joseph
ncker the Gloucester City ticket agent on the charge
Of violating the statue prohibiting the running OF Trains
lnn
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
A RUN ON THE HIBERNIAN BANK OF DUBLIN.
DEPOsIToRs REQUIRED TO GIVE SEVEN DAYS
NOTICE BEFORE Withdrawing.
RAILWAY PAYMAsTER ROBBED.

VICTORIA, b. c., July 17.-There was
heavy robbery the Inland Railway this morning. Mr..
Riley paymaster OF the railway contractors, who was
on his way to pay the employees, confronted by
masked men pointed revolvers at him and demanded
his money. Riley demurred but when threatened with
death gave up the money The amount Is not yet known
but is said to be large.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
SIX CHILDREN PERISH BY FIRE.
BURNED BEFORE THEIR PARENTS EYES.

THEIR FATHER UNABLE TO RESCUE THEM FROM
81 THE FLAMES OF HIS LOG CABIN.
PITTsBURG, July 17.-Last night about ii
o'clock the house OF Josiah NJ. Evans, q small, two
story log hut three miles from Grayhamton Clearhed
County was destroyed by fire and six of his Children
ranging In age from six to fteen years persisted In the
flames. Evans awakened by strange noises
and under the impression that burglars were about took
his gun and outside to investigate To his horror
he discovered his humble dwelling In flames. Hc quickly
gave the ALARM but before he could reach his six chill
drcn, who were sleeping on the second floor.
tho roof fell in, and In few minutes
the building all ablaze. His wife
and three younger children, sleeping the lower floor
the Others burned before their eyes The father insists
that the undoubtedly the Of incendlary
and IN this opinion others share.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

country 1t to form portion Of the structural work
for the Barthoid Monument. II weighs 10000 pounds.
and will be shipped the Buffalo, New-York ana
Philadelphia road and will require two cars The plates
from which the constructed were rolled al the
spang Steel Works, and marvellous In the way OF
steel rolling.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
rg,Eyss.po A NEAT PIECE OF BusIxEss

PHILADELPHIA, July II lspecsdp.-Inree
men entered the bdde hardware store In Commercese
this morning While engaged c'erk In converse
ton each Of the others picked up package OK nns cue
rv ana valked out The theft not discovered un.
nj All three Lad disappeared Tue goods werc valued -
x30u.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

NEARLY 1000 NEW CASES OF CHOLERA.
MADRID, July 17.-In Spain yesterday there
were l,62g new cases OF cholera and 672 deaths.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
THE IRISH LAND PURCHASE BILL.
LORD AsHBouRNE PRESENTS THE MEASURE IN THF
HOUSE OF LORDS,

LORD AsiBouRNE PRESENTS THE MEASURE In THE
. HOUSE OF LORDS
LONDON, July 17.-In the House of Lords this
evening Lord Ashbourne presented the Irish Land
Purchase BILL lie explained that owing to the limited
time at its disposal the Government directed its
gies to producing short workable, non-contentious
measure The bill provides for the advance OF three
fourths of the purchase money al per cent interest
for forty -npe years. Where needed the whole money
will be advanced on conditions which, while just and
generous, will not expose the Government to rick Of
loss 1t therefore proposed In such cases to retain
deposit of fifth of the purchase money at moderate
interest until the tenant has repaid by nstamens
equal sum- also to utilize the Irish Church surplus to
guarantee the State from ultimate loss but only after
the forfeiture of the onefth retained. The act to
be administered by the existing Land Commission,
which will be reinforced by two commissioners for
three years a salary of e. 900 year. The Govern
ment thought IL too late IN the session to appoint
entirely commission. IL is also proposed to create
a cheap and simple form for the conveyance OF land
Earl Spencer approved the measure. Replying to
questions Lord Ashbourne said that The Government
proposed tiO limit the amount of money to be ad-
vanced to f5 100000 The Church surplus Is est-
matedat f75OOOO. The bill passed its first reading
A RUN ON THE HIBERNIAN BANK OFDUBLIN.
DEPOsIToRs REQUIRED TO GIVE SEVEN DAYS
NOTICE BEFORE Withdrawing.
DUBLIN, July 1O.-The failure of the Mum
ster Bank has caused another Irish bank. The
Hbernian Bank has been compelled to require seven
days notice Of intention to draw deposits. The
shares Of this bank yesterday declined R2. IL shings
II crisis in the affairs OF the IIbernan Bank, 1t
IL probable that help III be given the institution by the
Bank ireland. The Earl Of Carnarvon, Lord Lsuten
ant, has publicly announced that he will recommend
that the Government give all reasonable help to the
Munster Bank.
CORK July 1.-THE committee Of shareholders Of the
Munster Bank appointed yesterday TO devise means for
adjusting the affairs Of the Institution have approved
proposal made by Mr.. Shaw to borrow sufficient money
IN England to liqudate the banks present indebtedness
Of the bank calling upon them to attend general meet
ing tomorrow Dublin, be held In support Of Mr.
shaw's proposal.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
MADAME PATTI DIVORCED.

PARIS, July ia decree dIvorcing the
Marquis dc Caux from Madame Patti has been pro-
nOuuced.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

houses the house the chief engineer and the head
quarters OF the fire patrol.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

sns LARGEST BEAN MADE IN THE COUNTRY.
frrsBUaG. July IL (6peciaD.-The Keystone
- Company today completed what IL believed to be
nest proaigious iron beam ever turned ost In this
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

Ex-00vEREOk KIEKEAD SICK IN ALASKA.
LANCASTER, Ohio. July II lSpeciaD.-A DIS
pasch received here to-day by Major J. G. Kinksad
.nouncing tho dying condition Of his brother. j. II.
Snkead Ex-Governor Of Alaska, who was an the point
aepartng for the United States when he was stricken
unh parslysa
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-08
PASSENGERS.

For lamakua per Iehua. April =
Mrs Brickwood and two children. Il A
Galicsbo and Is deck.
For Wahiawa, Koloa, Waimea. Ma
wiliwili and Kekaha per Planter. April
Miss Louisa Wilhelm, Miss L Rice.
Miss Ekelaiki, Miss l. Richards.
For Windward Ports per Kinau. April
ALEX Young, ST.. II G Austin, A w
Richardson. Hon Geo E Richardson,
Mrs Z Bachelor, II n Castle. Jr, E NJ
Walsh, S Ahuna, Y Alau, w SIZZLING.
From Kapaa per Jas Makee, April s.
Mr. and Mrs HOWE and child and 90
deck.
From San Francisco per Mariposa
April S-Nliss Minnie Young. l. G Ables
and wife, A Ehlers, j IL Bright and
wife. j Il Ward. Count Morebutter. l.
+ Il Ittman, Mrs II Maynard. Miss II
Houston, Francis Malcolm. Willie Sims,
"A II Smith. Miss W f Dargie, VIM
Hannivar, w III Lewis, A G Palfry, EX
Senator Booth, L 5 Adams. Alfred
Wills, Capt A Mey, L L Stetson and
wife, j r. Morrison and wife. Mrs + G
Small, p Rutledge. Geo Torbert, J B
+ Davis, S Ehrlich, Miss Bergh. w o
Smith, ii G Coke, RObt Laing and wife,
w III Pedlar, w A Williams. 26G Chi
nese and Europeans in Storage.
From San Francisco per Caibarien,
April S-NIrs c w Clark, Mr. G r Wood.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-08
A USEFUL INVENTION.

a Williamsport genius claims to
have invented buggy that, like the
boys whistle, goes itself-that is, it
does not require horse to make it
go. 1t is furnished with two upright
levers in front of the seat, by means
of which the rider can propel it with
great case six or seven miles an
hour. If he has feminine partner
be can use one lever and she the
other. If the weather and scenery
are delightful the riders can be as
deliberate as they please. They
can stop to rest if they want to un-
der a big shade tree without being
compelled to pull at the bit of an
impatient horse, or make themselves
hoarse shouting "whoa'' to him.
The new buggy will not scare and
run away, wrccking itself and ruin.
ing the feathers and fincry Of its
fair occupant. And there is no
horse with eyes to see and give away
any trilling improprieties that may
be INDUCED in. As to cheapness,
the new buggy does not eat, does
not have to be rubbed down four
times day, does not want new
set of blankets every fall and new
harness and whip once q year. In
short, the cost of the buggy, which
is about that of the modern bicycle,
is all the outlay required.
1t is evident from this description
that the Williamsport invention fills
a long-felt want. When the new
buggy has become popularized,
everybody will ride, of course, and
livery-stable keepers with their vexa-
tious bills will go out of fashion.
Romeo and Juliet as they take their
daily drive in the park, each work.
ing 4 lever of the new vehicle, will
be taking practical lessons in the art
of working in matrimonial harness.
If any would-be Juliet should prove
lazy to work her lever, Romeo would
understand at once that he had bet
ter be looking for new Juliet with
q more Industrious turn of mind.
The ordinary riders will ride for
pleasure and go as slow or as fast as
their muscles and surplus energy
dictate, instead of feeling compelled
as now, to drive like Jehu in order
to get their moneys worth out of a
hired horse or team.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-08
DIMOND'S LATEST CIRCULAR.

Sugar-New York Exchanges of
the 25th ulto. report the market. for
raws as dull and nominal. Centri-
fugals 95 percent, test 5 5-16 cents.
Consumers show no disposition to
replenish their stocks by purchases,
while holders have not sought to
press their offerings upon stagnant
market, and as the outlet for refined
does not improve the tendency is to
keep stocks of raw material, within
the narrowest possible limits.
Stocll-Importers' and re6ners'
stocks together, 5 percent increase
over same time last year.
London, March oath. Cane sugar
quiet, prices unchanged. Beet dull
and holders anxious to realize.
Stock in four ports U. X. 2S5, ZOO
tons against 100000 tons last year.
Beet SO percent test, lis 109d.
HAVANA, March 81. Stocks 81
600 tons, against $4,000 same time
last year.
Manila, March goth. Extra SUI
perior No. /, fl2 13s; March 3lst
f12 9s. Making basis 4.99.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-08
A PRIMITIVE BAROMETER.

The barometer used by the rem
nant of the Araucanian race, inhabit-
ing the southern province of Chlle'
consists of the castoff shell of q crab,
which is said to be extremely sensi-
tive to atmospheric changes, remain
ing quite white in fair, dry weather,
but indicating the approach of n
moist atmosphere by the approach of
small red spots, which grow both in
number and in size as the moisture
in the air increases, until finally,
with the actual occurrence of rain,
the shell becomes entirely red and
remains so throughout the rainy sea-
son.-PiNsburg Dispatch.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-08
A PICNIC.

Yesterday the boarders Of st.
Louis College, to the number Of
fifty, headed by the school band,
marched out to the residence of Mr..
t. A. Lloyd, Kalihi, to enjoy a
days picnic. On the way out the
boys who were accompanied by their
faithful instructors, the Brothers
and Father Leonore, went through
a number of evolutions which were
very creditable. Arriving at Kalihi
the day was spent in singing, play
ing games, bathing, and other ways.
A large number of friends of the
school went out, and one feature of
the day was the excellent playing of
the band. The boys had all they
wanted in the way of refreshments.
His Lordship the Bishop of Olba
paid visit to the merry party du-
ring the afternoon. At 4 O'Clock
all returned home delighted with
their holiday picnic.