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The Republican journal., 1885-05-14

A battle began Saturday morning between
Middleton's and Ries forces at Batouche, in
Canada Northwest. Canadian reports state that
neither side was victorious. Captain Howard,
formerly of the United States Army, perform
ed elective service with the Gatliug gun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

HUNTINGDON, Ind, Oct. 5.-The Touring
mill of David Myers In the southern part Of tho coart
was burned yesterday morning mo loss Is about
$1,000; insurance $1,000.
BLooMISGroN, Ill, oct 5.-rhe vinegar factory ana
mill owned by Augustus Gchsrt. damaged by fire
Yesterday the extent OF $1,000; Insurance S2oJo
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 5-A fire broke out In the rear OF a
grocery store at Mil and Eleventh sts last night The
damage was 81 400 The adjoining buildings were dam-
aged TO the extent 900 The prlcipa losers are
Knetzger & Weber. Ihoy wero insured Inc origin o.
the nre is unknown.
FoRr WAYNE Ind, oct 5-Late last night some Of tho
sheds and stables at the Far Grounds set fire
by drunken tramps Several wero burned involving u
loss of 81 900 the fire cXtinguished burned
body WAS found which supposed To 10 that Of one or
tie trainps who was too drunk TO escape.
Hull Mass. oct. 5A fire last night destroyed four
cottages carragchouso and two stables. situated on
strawberry Hill. and belonging TO Elisha Thayer, Of
BraEtrec aud David Cushing, OF bingham. The homo
stead OF H. T. Ltchhed was left standing hut I'm such
condition IA TO be unlnhababe c. H. Shirley. who
cuped the cottages boarding housos lost consdefa-
blc by and The total damage Is estimated at
$4,000 which supposed TO bo covered 10y insurance.
The IRE u1fDuotGdv OF inre1 ilry Origin. Al at
tempt was made before 10 burn tho property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
JoTTIyGs HERE AND THERE.

NIAGARA FALLS, Oct. 5.-A body WAS found
in the whirlpool rapids yesterday. which has been
identified as that of James Thompson, OF BastOn who
has been missing for some time.
ROME Oct 5.-A large crowd present In court
at Herkmer this morning expecting 20 hear sentence
of death pronounced Mrs. Druse convicted OF tho
murder OF her husband. Sentence will bc pronounced
tomorrow.
BUFFALO, Oct. 5-P. B. McNullen. q police officer
attached TO No. station, has fallen heir 10 between
$4,000 and S75, 900 by the death Of his uncle. Hugh
Blayney, OF Dublin. rich vintnor and grocer who In
his will bequeaths almost 100000 To charitable OBJ
ects. officer McAullen appointed In 1888.
The body Of a man was found In the Niagara River
at Black Rock yesterday II was Identified to-day rs
that OF John Frederics shoemaker, age sixty
He had been missing since Tuesday, and whom ho left
home lie told his wife he going where she would
never him again. stone weighing six pounds was
found In one OF his pockets.
SYRACUSE. oct 5.-Mrs Bua completed the fifty
sixth day OF her fast to-day. This morning sho swal-
lowed half teaspoonfu OF liquo7 strange feature
OF tho Is that the mas stretched several
inches IN length since her fast began. She Is growing
weaker and recognizes no one but hef daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
THE EPIDEMIC IN QUEBEC.

MONTREAL, Oct. (SpocidD There were III
deaths In this city aud adjoining municipalities from
smallpox on saturday and Sunday Of which % were
within the city limits. Tho want OF hospital accotnmo-
daton IL st sadly felt aud although another wins OF
tho smallpox hospital is to be ready tonight there viii
~ be anything Ike for all the patients who desire
TO be removed 20 tho hospital until the exhibition build
iugs are ready which will not be for week Seventy
four new cases reported IN tho last two days An
undertaken the East End. who made contract o re-
move bodies for certain has been collecting them
I'm certain place until he hai six seven to make one
convenient load Early this morning Brineau.
who few days ago jumped ont out OF n win
doS Of his house. Ia II. Louls-st, made his
escape in a state OF dclrium from tho Civic
Hospital After wandering about for somo time he at
tempted 10 open tho door OF grocery. several neigh
bors we're attracted TO the spot and mtaklng the man
FOR "A burglar they gave hlm good thrashnR ana sent
FOR the police on the arrival OF constable hght wa
procured aud then found that the man was suffer
ing FROM smallpox. o taken back 10 the hospital
Orrngc Oct. "a barge arrived mere from Montreal
day nc captain ashore nc Cape Bano TO attend
mae but the pupuacc compelled him to return To tho
ha rc aud mOve into tEo middle Of the river Am
other case from Montreal. that Of nurse GIRL mas also
been removed 10 the hospital. few weeks ago a
woman took her child. who was suffering from smallpox
Ia Cupo ~ Ignacc forty i've miles cast OF Quebec In
which place there less than sixteen houses
with smallpox each II Is said that there are forty or
NIFTY cases IN the parish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
PAINTINGS SroAES ny 4 BCRGLAR.

BosToX, Oct. . CSpecidb.-1hcre was much
excitement Frederick L. Ames's house at North EaS
ton this morning when evidence ofa visit by burglars
was discovered. Ia the drawiHgrOOm four empty
frames. which yesterday held four choice pictures.
showed the object OF the visit Tho pictures had been
removed from their frames IL evidently tho work
of "a connosseur Tho pictures. though small, were
among the choicest In the extensive gallery ono was
the work OF Meyer Bremen, 5NO inches In size !;
another by J. T. Mlllot 7i2Kl3 third by Theodore
Rousseau, llN7i: the fourth by Foybek, llXl41 y.
The theft probably committed about mid
night. Members OF tho family who were at work at
that tiuc hcarla disc oil the ground nOor but thought
nothing OF IT, the house IL cared for by dozen
persons and guare by dOgs The thief entered ono Of
the lower windows. IIo evidently well ac
quantod with the arrhng emcnta OF tho house and had
decided what pictures lao wanted. few articles OF
brica-brac tho table and nantlcplccc were taken.
This Is believed TO be tho first timo such robbery has
been committed n this state. The pictures we'll
known artists and buyers. The pictures valued
several thousand dollars. Each OF them cost over
~ 900. Mr. Amos went 10 Now-York on SUNDAY night
lie Is OILY who give any infOrna on rs
to their history and real value. He IA probably tho
wcathiest man In New-England. lilo Is u nephew OF
Oakos Anes, and cousin OF Lieutcnan tGovcrnor
Ames
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
GRIMES AND CASUlLTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

FROM BLACKWELLS ISLAND TO BOSTON JAIL.
Boston, Oct 5.-Emma Lee IL udson, the wellknown
confidence operator who has just served sentence on
Backwes Island, N. Y, and who was brought here on
last Friday to-day held In $500 bonds on charge
OF larceny and sent 70 jail in default OF BAIL
TWO VICTIMS OF THE PITTsBURG EXPLOSION.
PITTSBURG Oct. 5.-Jacob Bender and Cowley Stoin.
who injured by the boiler explosion on last Friday,
died last night This makes four deaths from the acoi-
dent thus far. Henderson, Haywood and Lavender are
stl In condition. but Henderson VIII proba-
bly, recover
A DEsPONDENT FARMER KILLS HIMSELF.
HUNTERS POINT, l.. l., Oct, 6-Hermann Eloischmann.
age thirty ve farmer and storekeeper of
committed suicide this morning by shooting himself
through loss OF crops Is supposed to be tho
cause.
HIRAM BAKER CHARGED WITH ARSON.
SrEUBEN, Me-, Oct. 5.-Wthn threo weeks hye houses
and barns have hro aud destroyed by nosn-
diaries. In spite of the utmost watchfunoss by the
neighbors the perpetator remained unknown The ser
vices OF Portland detective secured and as re-
suit Hiram Baker, OF SeuDon, has been arrested ana
held In $1,000 bonds for trial.
RAIDING A BOSTON OPIUM JOINT.
Boston, oct 5.-An opium joint, run In connection
with laundry by Hop Yuen, at No. 80 Howardst, was
rnided last night. Nineteen Cinnamon were captured
GOING TO FINISH THE JOB IN THE RIVER.
WAsIISGroN, Oct. 5.-Augestus Hoose, Nsw-Yorh
maker of mathematical Instruments made desperate
attempt to commit suicide at Myers Hotel, on Pennsy
vaniaave, this morning. by cutting his throat WITH
razor. After committing the deed he went from MS
ing to the bartender Which way is the Poto
mac Rivori lie was sent the Providence Hospital
SHOT DEAD IN HIS TRACKS.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct o.-Captain John Lane ana
County became Involved in . difficulty at the house o.
the latter AS Captain Lane was taking his leave e
Lamb tho latter shot him dead In his tracks In the
presence OF his family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
CLEARING OFT rWENTr.sETENTH-sE
OWNERS OF DIsGEPUIABLE PLACES AFRAID or
EXPOSURE.

OWNERS OF DIsgEPUTABLE PLACES AFRAID OF
EXPOSURE.
The article in yesterday TRIBUNE in regard
TO the efforts to purify West Twenty was
the theme considerable discussion among the residents
OF that region aHl throughout tho city during tue day
Tho respectable business and property owrcrs
around there greatly pleased wh It aud predicted
good results from the publication 81 the article ono
gcntIetnat who has property IN the street, said
THE TRIBUNE has adopted the only enectual course
for curing the evil by fong Tor the landlords rather
than tue tenants hitherto crusadcs ~ this character
have In the mnn been directed against tho latter and
what been the RESULT Why. simf ~ 70 drive out one
lot OF dsreputabe persons 10 be replaced by others
e1uay hal I'm few dngs or weeks No ono tn0uEbt
of accusing tho owners. because they were generally
men Of influence had completely hid thcmsrlses
behind dummies Scarly all OF tho nal owners oi
the list i~or cTy houses published day are cfHnus
who move ia respectable bn-nc-s anl social circrs
Natanc sanchez and two more are about the oy
executions this. Yet thr-O owners arr rnSiou-ib"
for the wrtchc condition OF things IN THIS district Tar
seventh and every Uf the other hhd streets Mnuhl
hero cnld be- cleaned ont 90 morrow. these rsp"cthbe
Landlords would c" OF crate VIII "a ia t,is
homo tue names of cv,ry one "i them Ap car l
prut tnat what thoy drcad moro than ANYTHING else
IL. II. Chlitendcn. lawyer of NO 100 broalWay' wlp
has property interests In twenty scNcnlh-st, sild;
There reason why tho nuisance should he tolerated
any longer. Ny father ln-law DR. Peters, bought "A
stable thcro long aud h, coachinh respccta-
bic colDr,d man. lives H. hut the surroundings are
vile that afraid ho Will no; be able - stay there
n place 10 bring M chuhrvn ana u fLouu nave
been clciuCd out long ago.
A rcprcsrntatlyc OF buchanan winthrop who owns
property IN the street stated that Nj winthrop wn-
heartily favor Of the movement ana would spare no
palms IT, some of tie authorities are inclined To
make light OF the matter aud point 10 TIE fact that the
j. not bad IL was two or three years ago IL
Is certainly bad enough.
The meeting Of the association VIII D. beId to-hght
Instead OF last Night as announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
THE FIRE RECORD.
FIERCE FLAMES IN JERSEY CITY

A fire broke out at 1870 p. NJ. yesterday IN
TAYLOR & Sons machine shop o tho shore OF the gar at
the foot OF Warren ST., AM spread to N. H. ODonnes
cooperage store house which filled with shooKs'
barrels and barrel heads When these caught hre inc
DANES caused IA brilliant illumination which couiu DO
seen at great distance. From tho cooperage the hre
spread TO Jones & Whtmores and GoIcy d sons Iiy
docks and burned the offices and toOl-houses INC
docks themselves saved by submcrging them pu
before that was dOne they partly burned seveit
boats which were in imminent danger were saved py tue
tugboas OF the Penusy railroad irc meet ney
toWed out the tugs Eagle, Forrest and John sini;h h
the United revenue steamer Falcon. Inc iie ire
was nut under control after IL had reached ana ary
destrcved the blacksmith shop connected with j. II.
Thomi,sOn a. CO.'S extensive steel works. OD0nhch "
soma mad l5OOO shocks D their building anu tlo loss
on these and the other stock Is fixed 1T S3OOOO wch
fnllv injured Taylor X sons loss on machinery ana
nuliLiug Is $4,000 partially insured. Gokoy sOhs
who mad two dry docks lose about $4,000 when Is
partly covered by Insurance and the loss sustained 10y
Jones & Whitmurc will not exceed $4,000 which is Iuy
Insured The burned tercely for three hours ana az
one time two neghbOrng steel factories and MatessSu
& Co.'S extensive sugar rcinrry were In consdeiaDio
danger some of the Insurance companies whlch nay
risks on the property the Union OF hiladehu thc
LAncasiIrc tho Pennsyvsna, Of Philadelphia; the
Security OF New Haven. the Phoenix, OF loudIai the lu
lerial OF London and the Northern OF England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
TELEGR GRdPHIC NOTES.
BOARD OF TRADE ELECTIONS.

BALTIMORE, Oct 5.-The annual election OF tho Balt
moro Board of Trade took place this aiterno0i Ine
following officers elected President, William w
Spencer; viccprcsdonts, Henry Z. Smith. samuel T.
Thompson, J. Carey Cole aud JOsph ii. Rieman treas
urer, John r. Boemuter secretary, George U. Porter
Tho old board OF directors was re elected.
BOsToS Oct 5.-Ths Boston Board OF Trade this after
noon elected the following officers President, L. q
Cummings; directors. Alpheus II. Hardy. III. " Woods
s. q. Bush. Thomas T.. Proctor and q. D. warren
treasurer, Edward Sands.
THE OWNERSHIP OF 100000 ACRES SETTLED
OXFORD, Miss. Oct. 5-An important suit batweor
Colonel B. H. Evers, OF London, England, and Thoms'
Watson, OF Chicago involving tho ownership OF lOoo.
600 acres OF lands in this State finally disposed
In the Unted states District Court here last SATURDAY
Judge Hill directed that all the lands shall bo awardo
to aud revert back TO their original owners Coiens
Eyers and his associates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
THE ELECTION IN FRANCE.
UNEXPECTED CONSERVATIVE TRIUMPH.
TWO CABINET MINISTERS DEFEArED-RErURNs

TWO CABINET MIY1sTERS pEFEATED-RETURNs
FROM EiGHTY-oYE DEPARTMENTS.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-The Paris correspondent
OF The Daily Nes forecasts tho election OF 200 Royasts
aud 80 Radicals tho remainder bong moderate RepuD-
leans. lie adds: "Clemenceau is leading the soild
Radicals and becomes political power Of the first mag
nitude No Republican Government is possible without
him."
PARIS, Oct. Sat midnight the returns from eighty
one departments showed that 165 Conservatives and
l4l Republicans have been elected The Conservatives
have gained nnetyhree seats and lost FIVE 1t will be
necessary TO have 202 second ballots Six departments
still to be heard FROM The results Of the election
have created great surprise and chagrn among the
members OF the Cabinet and their colleagues. The Con
servatves, on tho other hand wild with enthusiasm
over the fact that they succeeded in polling
much larger vote than the sangune anticipated
and making changes in the Cabinet requisite. They
have beaten two Cabinet Ministers and made second
ballot necessary to decide tho fate Of two Others. The
Ministers defeated NJ Goblet, Minister OF Public In
structon, and VI. HoweMorgan. Minister OF Commerce.
In this city the result follows: NJ. BrissOn tho
Premier, aud NJ Aain-Targe, minister OF tho Interior
head the list with 10000 votes each NM Floquet,
Lockroy BorOdt Delafosse Clemenceau and Paul Bert
received from 1000 to 1000 votes each and NJ ~ dc
Cassagnac aud Hcrve Editor OF the Noie 5000 each
Tho OppOrtGnts have lost many seats which have been
gained by either the Radicals or Conservatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
THE TROUBLES IN THE EAST.
DIsAGREEISG OVER RoUMELIA-RUssIA COMPLAIN
ING OF TURKEY.

ING OF TURKEY.
CONSTANTINoPLE, Oct. 5.-The Ambassadors
yesterday held conference the Roumelan question
lasting four hours. The discussion took wider range
than anticipated and provoked some difference Of
opinion which has not yet been settled This may de-
lay the delivery OF the identical note TO be addressed to
the respective Powers afterward submitted TO the
Porte. The Ambassadors agreed 10 ask instructions
from their respective Governments before approaching
the main questions. Loto will be dispatched
Greece and Seryia advising them to
disarm. Tow1k Paoha Turkish Minister at Athens.
has been appointed Ambassador to Germany
Fl. PETERSBURG, oct 5.-The continued raids OF
Turkish inaraudcrs. led by Turkish officers into Trans
caucasia have caused the Russian newspapers to advo
sending large OF Cossacks into Turkish terri
tory TO prevent such incursous. The Government OF
Erkeroum dcmoraizcG and powercss to prevent tue
raids
ATHENS, Oct. 5.-TwO classes OF the naval reserves
have been called out for service.
WAsHIsGToN. oct. 5-Tho Imperial Ottoman Legation
attributes the report cabed FROM COnstaninople aud
published this morning the effect that the sultan was
believed to be becoming demcncd 10 tho malice OI the
OF Turkey aud emphatieay denies that there
Is truth IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
MIR. PARNELL on HOME RULE.

DUBLIN, Oct. 5.-Tbe first Nationalist County
Convention for nominating candidates for seats III Par
lament was held at Wicklow today. Mr.. Psrnel. OH
tho opening Of the convention, delivered address, In
which he urged unity Of action and selsacrihce OF
tca ambitions selecting tho candidates OF the party
Tie remarks OF the Home Rule leader created great en-
thusia,m. The convention unanimously selected
william joseph Corbot. the present member OF Parlia-
peut Tor Wicklow and Mr.. Garrett Byrno Mr. Parnel,
speakng at Opcn-ar meeting after the convention,
sad that Home uo would stop all disoya proceedings
and outragrs aud tho thirst for dlsunivn Tho lTIsL, hc
claimed, would then become nko their countrymrn IN
tho British colonies loyal citizens and props to tho con
gtltutOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
MR. HENDRICKS on THE NEW COHMISSIOR

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 5. - Vice-Prosidcnt
Hendricks passed through this city Saturday night
In to the inquiry VIII the President appoint
Civil Service Commissioners who entertain the
views that characterized tho Eaton. Gregory and Tho
man Boardi Mr.. Hendricks replied "Eo. Dir. ]
think Mr.. Cleveland will appoint men who while pledged
to the principles OF Civil Service will have business
like conception of the duties Of their positions and ako
their rulings moro In harmony with the spirit that domi
mates political parties than the old board did"
q" VIII Thoman resign OF his accord will tho
President ask for mis- resignation T.
"Oh. presume Judge Thoman will relieve tho Presi-
dent OF the Of asking for his
because In the reorganization OF the board he
hope TO bc retained The resignation OF Messrs Eaton
and Gregory OF course means board, Judge
Thoman, think would not want 10 continue men-
Der after his colleagues 1T to place their
with the President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
BITTER FEELING IN TIE DANISH DIET.

CorENnAGES, Oct. 5.-Ihc Diet opened to-
day. and II Is probable the session will be tho most
stormy people Of Denmark have ever witnessed
An attempt will be made to force tho King 20 comply
with tho vote OF the Diet at tho previous session to
dismiss his Ministers, The King will probably
be a subject OF serious discussion for having levied
taxes by royal decree when the dot refused TO vote the
budrct and saying that he determined TO continue
10 do so until tho Representatives Of the people returned
to sense of what hs cOucoyes to be their duty. Tho
propc throughout Denmark are greatly excited at the
arbitrary action OF the King mayors a over tho cOun'
ry refused To levy the gal ATrsund humorous pOlt-
cal prosecutions have resulted from demonstrations
against the Goycrnmsnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06

of diamonds, saying that he had MADE moro money ana
had purchaser his property $500. The firm
not inclined to send the full number OF diamonds
only giving him $1,s00 worth with promise
10 send the rest when his property sold week ago
he sent telegram TO Nssen 4 Co.. telling them to sup
the diamonds, lie had sent the money. THIS tHey
doubted when James sent thema check on the Farm
ers Bank for S3477 which was protested. The goods
however had been retained In the express olce III new
York and were taken out 10y the iirm. which sent rep
rcsentatve to this city 1t found that James
had any here and at tho time he sent tho
check had money the bank. Ito was arrested On
the charges OF false pretence and OF larceny as Daee
aud to Jail in default OF $500 ball James Is un
Euglishmau and has lived here about year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
SINKING OLA nISSISslPPI STEAMER.

CAFE GIRARDEAU, Mo-, Oct. o (SpeciaD.-
Tie Anchor Line steamer city of vicksburg ut the head
OF Devils Island miles above here last night at
o'clock struck a rock and sank. She struck with
sufficient force 20 uIshp her chmneys at the hurricane
dock Tue amount Of damage TO her hull is hard to
tell some Of the officers estimated the entire damage at
$4,000. She had heavy cargo bur was nOated into
sn, water aud hes with her lower deck high aud
ry The place where she struck Is that has always
been to pilos as the channel divides tnere ana
~ soc seasons the hest route IA side OF the island
and sDmetmes tue other aud low water, II Is uncer
tam AMI difficult point 10 pass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
HOLDING COUR1 INA COFFIN SHOP

WLKEsBARRE, Penn, Oct. (Speciab The
members OF the Salvation Army at Nantcoke who were
arrested the charge Of creating disturbance retaaod
by securing the arrest Of the burgess OF the borough
T. Green and four of his police officers charge OF
conspiracy and false Imprisonment Tho hearing took
place toda before Alderman Williams OF this city, and
the proceedings noisy owing TO the presence OF
one hundred members OF the Salvation Army. who inter
fersd every point. After noisy hearing OF about
two hours. the alderman jumped coffin (he being
an undertaken well as Aderman), which happened
be near and amid tho greatest confusion adjourned
the case Till Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06

HARRISBURG, Penn, Oct. (Speciab. Charles
g. James, of this city, arrested here this evening
a charge OF defrsudng Ludwig Nissen & Co., diamond
brokers of No. 1s Johnst, New York In June James
opened correspondence with Nissen Co., with view
purchasng diamonds representing that he worth
$4,000 on the strength OF this the firm sent him
g. 100 worth Of diamonds getting 700 in cash and his
note for $400. Of which $4,000 was in
real estate purchased at sheri1rs sale.
In September no purchased 5000 worth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
n1MrNsInNs or LAKE MIsATIssINI

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. "a. =. Low, OF the
Geological Museum. has returned from Lake Msatssni
where he completed the survey OF that shoot Of water
beaun in 1870 In 1884 another was commissioned to
make survey OF the lake. the work was not prop
crly performed. In March Mr.. Low was sent out 10
complete the survey and explore st. Ruperts Kiyer'
Instead OF tho lake being OF greater proportions tnan
ake superior he found afera careful survey that IL
was only 25 miles In length and from 1tesn TO- twenty
miles In width. st. Ruperts River IS rapid stream
with a volume OF water approaching that OF ho ottawa
IL CONNECTS Lake Misatissini with ST. James Bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
WHAT'S DOVE CAyyO7 Bg UyDOyE

PIrTsBURG. Oct 5.-Tho Pennsylvania SUI
prone Court rendered decision to-day the OF
the City OF PlttsJurg ag Henry Wnoeer, Of Philadcl
phia and Wilson McCandoss OF Pittsburg This Is what
is known tho " bond syndicate case" Tho CON
tracted with tho city to take S0,OO0.O0O In street
bonds AT par with per commits sion. The has
been pending years and the city has already sold 10
the syndicate fourth tho contract amount Of bonds.
The Court decided that tho Illegal but that
the said decisoD should not affect tho bonds already