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New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

CHICAGO, Oct 23.-Thc jury i'll Judge Smiths
cour before whom tried the case Of the Burlington
Railroad Company againsts former paymaser Charles
: Hartlett returned verdict day In March, 1ss4,
while BARTLETT was ont of the office for few minutes
Ling luuch $50 600 was stolen from the open safe
Tie couny held him and his suretes responsible for
r loss bat the Jury decided that Bartlett having once
accounted for the money could not Lc held responsible
FOR loss by theft.
CLEVELAND, Ohio Oct 23.-It is stated here on good
authority that vo Vanderbilt fast freight lines VIII
soon be consolidated. Tho Red White and Mldlahu
lines have already been united under the management
or g. r. sherman, with headquarters at Buffalo. inc
North shore and Merchants Despatch lines VIII De con
soated with these, the details TO be arranged herc
after. ~,
SANTIAGO, Chilli Oct. 23-The debt of Chill FOR the
construction OF raiwayss S2is70,000. In 1883 these
railroads earned OF S6,5l6.049 on capta OF
originally loss than 500 O0O O0O which is now reduced
o 500 30 900 The railways of the Argentne hePups
lie are ON the average earning all annual dividend Oh
La upr
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
END or THE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

TRENTON, \. j., Oct. % tSpcci1D D.-Thc State
Convention Of the Womcns Christian Temperance Union
d tonight An hour was given This afternoon to
discussion OF the question whether 1t would DE advisable
10 petition the Legislature fol restoration OF the
old law giving The right of suf~'ge. That and
all other legislative questions were finally referred to
Mrs selbrook ofKeypOrt, who is the state supcrnlcnd
cit and lobbyist Of considerable influence and ability
The convention passed resolution also the effect
hat while the Union recognized every agency political
otherwise that Thought to bear on tho common foe
could giyo approval only to the party which carries
alOft the white banner of prohibition.
HUNuNcDDS PenD Oct. % (Spec'dD.-The closing
session OF the WOmans Christian Temperance Union
held to-day. Nearly the whole day WAS occupied by
discussion which terminated In the adoption of rcso
luton offered by Mrs. William Patton. Of Philaduphin
10 the effect that the WOmcn's Christian Temperance
Union OF Pennsylvaua desired TO % record unit
In favor Of prohibition, differing only 10 the bcst
method Of securing IL.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
proTIyG IN LITTLE VILLAGE.

SYRACUSE, Oct. % (SpeciaD.-ln Camiilus'
village eight miles Of this city, to-day 1t was an
nouuccd that indictments had been found by
the Grand Jury against ten young men
of the place on three counts burglary riot aud larceny
Tho oicuco was committed last week. Mrs. OHve
Wlcdou j. widow who HVCs on
a farm TWO miles from Camiuus. ADout
niinght on October II, Mira. Whedon was aroused Dy
"A kuork tt the door. She was asked II Mr. ana lrs'
BurriIl Howell were there. Nr-. Nhedou refused 10
am ycr or To the door aud u was broken IN l the
mrautma Mr. and Mrs. Howell bad -ccrctcd themselves.
Not finding them the naraudrIs subjected NIT
WhcdoU TO gross insults. The house was ran
sacked, stove, were tipped over together with II
table nIlcd with dishes. dozen pans or milk were
thrown over the ceilings ami hOo?, ana furniture was
broken All thiS time rotten eggs were thrown ~ pc
tufc- and STONES were hurled through the windows ny
crowd outside. Tho house was wreck when the meD
LEFT IT, The reason for tue outrage was the presence IN
mo house oi Mr. end Mrs. Howels, the latter
OF whom "a Nrs. Wheduns dIugh;er Tie young col-
p. b.,i some trouble while AMI she went away
win q sch. OltDachcr to Buffalo She had $1,000 Inc
srlllf,.chrr stole the money AMI Ned Then she re-
turrci to her husband. who took her back 1t IS said
tb.t "a urigib1r got the men intoxicated ana then
induced them 20 commit the outrage. \ quantity Ol
.llvrrwarc and Icwclry was stolen by the rioters.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
BoRRrpC CAVE IN CHJctG0.

CHICAGO, Oct % (Speci2D There isavacant
lot at the OF Twenty and CaumetaVe.
which has long been unromastic and unintcrestins
spot to the residents OF fashionable locality. Yes
terday morning however when john B. Drake, OF the
Grand Pacific Hotel. and some of his neshbors saw y
little wreath OF smoke curling up from the middle OF u
the lot began TO be interesting Investigation revealed
the that sJmcbody-appArcnty party OF robbers
had built subterranean hiding place there which was
divided into two and furnished MP with tho booty
obtained on their various mcursions. The hoors
covered with and mats and the place was generally
furnished mp way that indicated that It used
a living place rs wen 9 u room. \ stove fur
nishrd heat and had made the smoke which led 10 the
discovery OF the place. Tho police carried away the FUR
nisniug OF The rooms.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
SUPPORTING TIE DANISH PREMIER.

COPENHAGEN. Oct. 23.-The Land5thinG or
Cpper House Of Parliament has unanimously approved
The policy of NJ Eslrupp President Of tine Couuc' and
has denounced the recent attempt to assassinae him
The LaHdsthing consists Of siXtySiH members O thesc
twelve are nominated for life by ths Crcwa from acna
or former representatives of the Kingdom The others
serve for the term OF eight years The choice is given To
electoral DO lies composed partly o the largest tA-
nSyers in tho country districts partly % deputies OF tc
LARGEST taXpayers IN Cites and partly Of deputies from
The totaltV OF citizens possessing the FRANCHISE Tue
jaudshing beng an arlstocrac body has the
measures OF the Estrupp Cabinet while the tJk thlhg
composed of lO2 members elected hy universal suffrage
fnr the term OF three years has been ber IN s dfnn
ca ion Of Premier and hiS colleagues ana mas Ic
fn-rI Z Vofe the
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
a BULLET THROUGH HIS WIFES HEART
ANOTHER FOR HIMsELF-RAsH ACT OF JEALOUS
HTSBAND.

ANOTHER FOR HIMsFLF-RAsH ACT OF A JEALOUS
HUSBAND.
AUBURN Oct % (Specidn.-Two pistol SHOTS III
quick succession this afternoon quicbened the sluggish
blood in the veins of the villagers OF Moravla egee
miles south of this city. piercing scream ioho"eu
the sharp report and the whole population was soon III
the streets Instinct led the people to frame nou9o
in Aurora-st I'm the kitchen in the rear stretched Oh
TIE floor few feet from the stove was the boqy OF MITE
Henry NJ Dickinson in the last throcs OF death'
Blood spurted from wound in her breast and smeared
the floor and furniture. Less than yard away WAS
her husband writhing in agony and wildly ciutchhg al
his breast where another bullet had tapped life blood
Mrs Dickinson had ceased to breathe before medical
and could be summoned. Dickinson was conscious
and doctors Cox and Kellogg gave hun their attention.
From him if was learned mat jealousy had prompted
him TO attempt the destruction of himself ana wiie
Last summer several laborcrs boarded mt )cklnson
honse and among them an Italian who liNcd III
New-York Mrs Dickinson, who is tfty-hVe years cia
became slnitten with him and when he returned 10 hs
home CORES poned with him This aroused the ire OF
Dickinson and his feelings were not sooned Wheh nv
saw the Italian in the street Yesterday hearlnS 'L
he had come 10 visit Mrs. Dickinson, he went dlreey
IN hi, housc where he found his wife and her ssthrh
law Mrs Charles Dickinson. He demonstrated WIN
Mrs Dickinson for her intimacy with the Itallah aud
receiving an evasive reply whipped out ls plstO anu
without " ord sent a bullet through her n'aTt linen
Tuning the weapon toward himself he tred again
The last bullet was not so true 10 It's marx Io' II
Dasscd inst below the heart Ii carried death VII IT,
however for the murderer cannot live until morning.
DicSInson and his wife lived IN Moravil ana always
enioycd a good reputation The shooting cXcltes much
wonder both owing 10 the age of the paopr ana the
pleasant relations always seeming to CAST between
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
RAILROAD IATERESTS.
ARGUING OVER TIE SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA

ARGUING OVER TIE SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA
HARRIsBURG, Penn, Oct. 23.-The argument
in the South Pennsylvania suit prevent the oida-
ton OF competing lines OF railroad in this state began
this morning before Judges Smonton and Mcpherson.
All the attorneys both sides were present and the
venerable exJudgc Pearson occupied seat on tho
bench Deputy Attorney General SnOigrass opened for
the Commonwealth 10y recital of the ut Issue. and
by an argument 70 show that the fourth section or the
Constitute ion had been violated 10y the SALE Wayne Mac
Neag opened the defence and spoke for over Two
hours lie read the charter OF the Pcnusy Vana Com
many granted by the STATE in 1870, which gave that
conpluy the rht purchase the bonds ana stocks or
lease any other line OF railroad. lie argued H such
chartered rights were given by the state before the
adoption Of the Constitution the company had the same
right now.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
CRIMES And CASUALTES-Br TELEGRAPl
iMrHnEREn nY LII, SON.IN.LA

KSOXyhLE. Tenn. oct. 23.-Ncar Rockford. fifteen
miles south OF Knoxville. this morning Peter Bfnhepil'
q wealthy farmer. was killed 10y his sOn-In-law, william
Bca The quarrel or ginated over family matters Ale
shooting the ola man Zeal bado his family good-Dy unu
made his escape.
BOOkkEEPER WHO DIDN'T ADD CORKECIl'l'
UTICA, y, oct 23-J. Wesley iOughtOn, bonkkrcP-
er Tor L. Mcllds, furniture dealer OF OgenSbhrR hs7
been arrested for embtzLlcnent The thefts were con
ceaed by false tngs IN tho ledger Tho discrepancy
lar asccrtincd amounts 10 ~ 000 llought0n was
respected ana trusted ctizen and his arrest caseu
sensation.
DYNAMITE EXPLODING AHEAD OF TINE.
WAsiINGrON, oct. 2J.-An explosion OF dy ynamlto cur
tridges, used In bastng tie rock IN ihe NashlIston
Aqueduct Tunnel occurred this morning by when Jaes
Mcdonald killed pht, another probably IhtaiJ
Injured and several others hurt
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
RAvAGE1 OF THE SMALLPOX.

MONTREAL, Oct. 90 (SpeciaO.-A few weeks
ago Lawrence Griffin, an engine driver, married Miss
Albert. Of Ottawa. and the newly. married couple came
10 Mo0tIea their wedding ttip. The young husband
while here took tho SMALLPOX and u the hos
pit. his wife returning to her friends ia Ottawa To-
Gay the husband died. Mrs. WOpdrnGe WIN lost her
husband and two children lay smallpox, taken 10
Tongue Point Asylum to-day and it is feared She Will
not recover her reason Smallpox Is reported to o IN
ereasiug in ST. Gabriel villsg" "a suburb Of Montreal
Thsre SO cases at Cap ST Ignace. There were 81
deaths from smallpox yesterday 80 In the city ana 3 in
adjoining municipalities This makes 2s2 for the six
days ending last night seventyeight new cases were
reported There were 81 men engaged Ia guarding in
fected houses to-day.
OTTAWA Oct. 23-A chill In st. Patrick st died fe ~
daJs ag0. The undertaken called in physician whC
stated t0lt the death was from smallpox Two other
esdrer suffering from the 1is"ase found secrete
ma cupboard.
RsssIsGToN. Oct. 23-The Marine Hospi 81 Bureau is
A'ngu.ed that ths Sanitary INSPECTORS IN the Burlington
", DISTRICT vaccinatiCs passengers from GaH@Ga AT
the rate u $50 aday
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
EENEGIyG 4 rHlEr ~ AZ oUrAOrSE

OMAHA, Oct 23.-Ycsterday morning llGr-
rson Warner, living in sarpy County, discovered two
thieves attempting to steal several valuable horses from
his stable. one thief into the woods The other
who had Winchester rifle. around the house. old
man warEer had the aid Of his son, rcd 1T
TINS aforementioned thief. tn latter then ran into an
outhouse, from which he fred and shattered the old
mans arm near the wrist Two other sons now came TO
the assistance OF young Harrison. and the three red
humorous shots into the Outhousc. which were as
promptly responded TO by the thief Finally by a
stcalthy manGuvre they succeeded in setting the out
mouse fire with bail Of cotton saturated with kerO
scnc The thief ont firing he ran but Young
Harrison shot him down putting An ounce bal IN his
thigh. He has been turned over to the authorities.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
THE FIRE RECORD.

SICK CHILDREN RESCUED WITH DIFFICULTY.
The house Of John Crawford, at No. 4ff
Pophamave., fremont. was partly destroyed oy INV
last evening The fire was caused by the overturnhs
of a kerosene lnmp Mrs Crawford alone In lhc
house with four sick children anu 1t was win dih'uit'
that she rescue them from the Htm's me housc va
summit of Mount Hope, and was valued at fo'oup I
covered by Insurance The furniture, valued al l'ooo
and uninsured, was totally ruined.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
PosrroNING THE EXECUTION OF RIEI.

TORONTO, Oct. 23.-A dispatch from Ottawa
sys: AT the cabinet meeting yesterday afternoon 1t
was decided to postpone IIels execution until Novcm
per IL. French Canadians st express confidence that
Mei Will nct be hanged. They base their hopes the
recommendation 10 mercy OF the Regina jury"
Referring 20 the decision of the Prvy Council The MdH
says; The only plea now left TO Ries friends one Of
insanity but the jury, which is the sole judge of
questions. could not lie convinced that Riel did not
oV mat De WAS doing wrong II follows that The
~ c~hhct now be changed the ground of the prs
eIs insanity, unless evidence has IN the meantime
e 70 hight Such thing 1t Is not pretended has hap
fAeu and we presume the seatence of the court Will
10 Iuiy carried out and Rel executed his crime"
n, tm otote says: " IL low remains with sir John A.
sarred out" ~
orfAwA Ont, Oct. 23-7he citizen. the Government
.ah In this city. heads its the Rel appeal
~sse with the word doomed" After recounag Gicrs
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
RUNNING AWAY ro HE MARRIED.

NlwBURG, O't. 23 (Spcciab. Ella Munger,
age twenty, daughter % James Munger. OF Carthage
I.iraia. c!oped with William A. Marshall, who IS en-
poyed Al TIC Now-Yogk AMI New En- gland depot al Fish
Lil Mu Munger had torbldlon tho young man to visit
MIA hoc. The pair ict candestnciy at the house oi
Miss Robinson an Intimate friend. ON "Wednesday
Marshall drove mp wl,h gentleman friend The ladies
got u cro,se over FishkIll, separated 20 ciude OBJ
s.fytn and ally met again ~ tHr house OF ile Kew
Charles w. Frtt. pastor of the Reformed thuicH, ana
wnrc married. tue friends acting IS bridesmaid ana
,,rupruauyu iLGu they took IN" New YORK anu New
Fupd train for Miss Robinson returned home
and informed Nj. Munger and his WIFE OF what had
tIErII nluIe
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
AMAyDAMCs on ma ToR SrAHLYEcKER

The city of Yonkers has SIX Aldermen.
They have been equally divided about the election
OF a president Of the Board who shall be acting
NJ ,vor I'm tho absence OF Congressman
SlaLlnecker. T.. j. Mitchell aud Michael Mooney have
been candidates months but each has secured
three votes ana has been election ON October
IA tho last trial was made and IL 10 claimed that Alder
man Mooney received four ballots. ono OK the
Mooney ballots out by the Mayor asdcfcctNe
Yesterday "a writ of mandamus served ON Mr. stah
ueckcr from Judge Pratt ordering him 10 SHOW cause
before Judge Dykman at the next special term, or
within twenty DAYS why the ballot which he rejected
sbould not be counted and Mr. Mooney declared prcs
drul of tie Board The knowledge OF the existence OF
this writ created a good deal 0I comment III lOnkcre
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
MR. WHITTIER DESCRIBES reo-sLlvrGI HoR

Mr.. WHITITEG DESCRiEESA ( TEO-NLiVERi NOR
BosroN. oct - l>pccjdh.-Ihc following
letter wa read 90 the Garrison commomoratpn
OAK knoll, D,S,fl- 10Th month, H. ls-5.
l. W. POWELL
Dr.nSIu: have received tuy invitation to attend %
meeting In Boston the 4.t inst. the anniversary oi
the mob OF $50 .ip which the upW wIrii-1ouofcl VIII
IAN Lloyd Garrison narrowly escaped with his Itr
was 80 the time the Legislature at the state House
Hearing the mob la-tcncd 20 tho scene oi t found
the street hrongci and noisy with turbulent rcsg,ca
JIl,ty and unwaslcd rascalty. wls anxious for my
wang sister, who ( knew ~ tho anu-lIycry
meeting but learned tAt the ladies hld all LEFT there
and were safe rhc fury o! the mob s.a1el {" le 'l
,ac.,d against George Thnmp.on; hu. falling i' hna
him they seized upon Garrison. heard their shout oi
xnt,t,n and caught glimpse ~ their victim just e.
bc ,- r.euel uul driven oil % Lrvcrtit street jan.
ritnrr samuel i. May and ms-rf followed ana NtI.'d
him in tho prison. could 7ymIaiuilr win MN, Tor
iv short tifus before the Concord. y. H. mob, which
coud not got hold ol Thompson fell upon me- with stones
and missIlcs and my escape with nothing Wo-t NLH
few but.rs WAS something 10 bt thuu lul lor Inc
r.o.rs had iust rouchly used poor u,'itnE QUAKER
urearh,r quietly passing through tho town, Who hhl
Inc misfortune OF lug mistaken for myself II seemed
o be- "a case ~ suffering by proxy All around From our
present standpoint can pity and forgive no ACTORS
in those scenes. bat glad TO sc' tue c'lor'd Slt-
OF Boston faithful 10 the mruory AMI grateful Tor tho
noble work of The greI. Huti--Avcry pioneer Ii n- hr
tlauEful tbui times have changed. That Boston now
louor- her iiustruus citizen, whose bro" ~ image l rI
midst Will soon hc the witness Of her works meet lsT
rrncnt,tre" my friend. JoIiN G.. NHITIEE.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
TUE CRUELTY OF TIE NOoRs.

TANGIER, Oct 23.-Thc cruelties practiscd
by the authorities of Morocco attracting the serious
s.teUti 80 all Tie foreign representatives. Recently
one of the officials OF this city caused poor woman to
be 1,ggcd. The wOman's were tied together,
drawn her head and then the rope was fastened TO
a stake 20 hold her in that position Tie lashes were
lai heavily that blood flowed freely from the I'M
fortunate creatures back Her aged father and her hus
band compelled To witness her suherlugs. AFTER
the 10gging he woman taken To the house OF an
English laay where she is now kindly cared for The
foreign residents are shocked at these crue!es, and
have signed a petition for proectOIate.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % (Npccith. - Inc
Eastbuin Furniture Factory, at -. John ana Willow
s,s was destroyed by fire tonight Tho buildings were
stories M III aud Hl'eI with expensive furAitutc
Tho loss will probably exceed 10000
BEAVER FALLS. Penn. oct. GA ire this morning
completely destroyed the chain factory machine shops
warehouse aud Offices OF The Pt.bnrs Hinge and chau
WorKs. owned ami operated by oliver Brothers ~
Phtllirs The hing, department WAS not damaged The
me was eau 81 hy throwing too Wilc open tHc natural
. valve under the Dui ars thus forcing Tho ntn.- 20
fnc Ionr of the chain work. and Euitlug tho bu.."c
Ipss $4,000; iui;y insured
Boston. oct 2J - Loanior Groolcy's planning and
mouIlu. NIL iu CAmugd, port, was partially burned
tbs morning. Loss 10000, insurance c-u,upo.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
..sn .rnrcr1nN OLE EIIZA ARMSTRONG.

LONDON. Oct. 23.-The trial OF Mr. Stead
Editor Of The Pail EdH Ga-iie, Rehecca Jarrett Iran
well Booth, of the Salvation Army Mrs Comhe' SAhp'
.on Jacoues and Louse Mourey, defendants in the Eliza
,mrane abduction case began to-day before Justice
Ioces At the Central Criminal Court The defendants
are charged with nsdemeanOr instead OF felony :" as
N snsble them 70 testify in their own hat ana De
liberated on hail daring the progress OF the tal IHey
ni"sIed "Dot guilty" Justice iOpcs held that no
yfjves no matter how worthy their object, were sum
ri-nt Justify the taking of the ci without her parents
senseuf and II the consent had been obtained III 4"
fraudulent manner il no consent ia the eyes o. ihr
law Eliza Armstrong testified freely and clearly Inc
tral will probably last week.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
1 Yrw SIT BY AIroRyAr 0ANERAA GARLAND.

BosroN, Oct % >pccidh.-Attorncy General
Garland fled bill in equity la the Unted satos Court
The bill In the name Of the Attorney requests
the Court to aunul. the ground OF fraul patent
which was granted on May 10 to Icnas "rrenIof Holy
okc Mass Il i. alleged IN the bill that the defendant
svoro falsely n declaring that lie the original IN
yeutor of mineral GIiug composition used By paper
manufacturers. The AuOrncy-Gcucfal las appointed
j. l. Roberts -pcCM DistricAuOrncy To prosecute the
anti and the COur to-day ISSUED restraining order auI
summoned the defendant 20 show ciusc Oh NuNruhrr .,
why an Injunction should not issue. The bill Is ucd
under an old statute comforting the requisite power
upon tho Attorney General, bat such cases haV" been
unhcard OF IN recent years. warren j. the Treasure 7
and general manager Of the STANDARD Pulp Company, OF
-nrngfrII
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
HAS MIR. VANDERBILT CAPTURED THE READING
ROADI

PuuApELPuIA, Oct 23 (Specidt.l Tie latest
opnon among Thrds brokers IN reference to the re-
cant large safes of Reading Railroad stock is tia, Will
t, II Vanderbilt was back of the movement and Is
pdeayornc to secure control for the purpose of pre-
venting the use of tho Reading limo between this city
and Bound Brook by the Baltimore and Ohio Company
# ia understood that Vanderbilt holds 100000 out Of
fatal Of 700 900 shares and the idea is to make that
1oO 600 shares the controlling block "snch thlng
-nti a prominent broker to-day, "lS quite poSslnle
TTudcr lie circumstances at the January election ne
cnIJ slcct his own board OF managers, aud when The
inc II foreclosure they would have right TO be
heard and could demand TO be recognized III tho schce
n, r.ltu atiou.'
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
OFFICERS or THE AMERICAN ExHIH

ROsTON, Oct. 23.--Nlr. Whitley, the Lirector-
General the American Exhibition held I'm Lon.
don next year. is in this city. After consulting with
many Of the leading in the United states
in agriculture man u1faetures and commerce. NJ r. Whit
loy in behalf of the Executive Council decided
vice presidency Of the exhibition to Colonel Henry
:. Russell Of Boston. John Glncr Speed Will hence
fOrIh be secIctarY Of The exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
AIJTiiE CUT TO CHICAGO.

There was an indication of approaching
weakness in passenger rates Yesterday but railroad men
boped it would promptly checked by the higher man
nyrr. The Shore kaiToad reduced lts orts rate
fro,n Now York Chicago to Sll, and ls understood
thn tickets were sold at the Offices for 90 CONS less AT
~ The tnrr rate is Sl2 80 and Sl5 30 by the New
York Central The brokers have been cutting these
mics ~ 10 81 80 but the railroad officers nave becn up
3,' no urtll Yesterday Tho West shores cut
apuiirs pro portionately to points beyond chicago
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
s1rnrrLrE coKS oRnERED 10 BE KILLED

II. Satenslcin, Of No. % flestcr-st., keeps
milk store at No. d. He has dairy farm near Williams
bridge In westchestcr County which ho leases from te
IOrlard estate Recently his cows have been SICK ahd
hi. milk run short The Board OF Health Investigated
the sickness Yesterday and found that The cows were
suffering plcurO- pneumonia DR. Hurr. ol Nlhih-
st. and sccuadayc veterinary surgeon from the 'ai
OF Health examined the cows last evening ana ordered
slxti five of them Killed. While coming back from the
farm the hOrze ran away upsetting tho wagon ana
brc1king the doctors leg He brought 10 the CIV
and sent to Bellevue Hospital The cattle VIII prODapJ
BIC killed tins morning.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

TIE DECEITFULNESS or IA AUPEKS RICHES
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % (SpcciaD. Mary
Joseph Ianus native pf Turkey admitted to tho
Alinshouse as paupcr recently, and superintendent
Smith went through the usual OF examining her
baggage lie found concealed In two balls 81 warn S3oo
IN English sCvereigns They were sewed n canvas and
then neatly rolled in black She VIII be sent to her
native "