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New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
cRusHEp BY FALLING ROCKS.

ITHACA, Aug. 13 (SpeciaD.-At McKinney's,
1--WE miles from here the Cayuga Lake Railroad three
men were in stapty killed and others seriously hurt In
the storm this afternoon. Six men who were working
IN the vicinity refuge in shed at the base OF
perpendicular ledge which forms the paiisade along nc
east side Cayuga Lake The rain descended In Tor
rents and in some way loosened several OF the great
stopes oyerhanging the cabin into which the men had
fled shelter These fell, completely demohsnhs .ne
wooden structure and instantly crushing TO death
Michael Mack foreman Of section gang on the Cayuga
Lake Railroad Patrick Mahon and Michael fshee Two
or the escaped with few scratches Dut tne
imternally SO that he will all probability die.
Eahee and Mahon were both married
The New-York Central Railway Office was beseged
yesterday by anxious qurers to the fate OF passen-
rers not only along line, but also its northern
connections Inquiry also made concerning num-
ber OF beneciaries Of THE TRIBUNE FreshAr Fund who
are detained beyond Amsterdam. superintendent JohS
NJ Toucey hastened the OF destruction yeser-t
day The dispatcher Informed last nght tnae
the rain continuous and was making IL lmpossoIo
enormous washouts beyond Amsterdam, two milef
apart. He stated that the Iron bridges Q
the West Shore were swept away there
and no relief cOuld be had by that road. he
which the storm had destroyed everything In Its path
The Central has never been SO obstruced since ~ was
built Trains started out on time yesterday, WIN Tue
exception OF the Chicago fast express, and some OF the
took their chances were transferred pu
the majority were held in Amsterdam where they
could for The 9I5 train started on time last
night with many passengers. IL got no further thn
Amsterdam IL is thought that connections may be es
tabshed early to-day although the continuation OF the
storm through night delay the progress of the
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
MINERS SAVED FROM sUFFooATYoy.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Aug 13 Intense ex-
cement was created last night at No. cosry oper-
ated by Pardee Co.. Hazeton. by the report that
two miners Bernard McMonagal and William Butler, had
been by fall OF rock aud coal which had carried
with 1t many props shutting OF all communication be-
tween imprisoned aud the other miners In the
slope Soon nearly four hundred men. women and chill
dren gathered about the mouth OF the shaft rcscuing
party organized and In about two hours had sue
ceeded in removing thirty tons more OF fallen rock.
when tho OF the imprisoned could be heard
An hour later they reached and we're brought to
the surface In an exhausted condition.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
CEySURIyGA A RAILROAD COhPAyY.
)r. James Douglass, the coroner of Morris

DON6ANcct
County, N. j., resumed the inquest 81
Chatham yesterday In tho case OF the
accident at Bonners Crossing Of the Della
warc Lackawanns and Western Railroad ia which three
persons killed and two Others seriously injured.
Among those who listened to the testimony James
Armstrong lawyer Of this city. who said to repre-
sent the interests OF tho Brown families. II was
expected that tho evidence Of Mrs. Irvs
ing H. Brown, one of 9s victims
lar bone and Of her ribs mad been broken and hey
bowels paralyzed. IL would be fatal TO move her and
child, Helen, two. who swung out Of the
riage the moment OF the collision by her mother had
recovered and was running about Five witnesses wero
examined, three Of them women living IN Chatham who
at the crossing after the collision occurred.
They conradicted fatty the evidence Of the brakeman
iu which he said that Mrs. Brown who killed.
remarked to him as he held her "Oh. why did
drive upon the track T. Tho witness testified
that they did not SEQ the brakeman and that Mrs.
Brown did not speak to any person. After further evi
denco the jury consulted and agreed upon the follow
ing verdict:
{. We 1nd the Delaware Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company has for long time left number Of
empty each side Of said crossing obstructne
the view Of passing trains. and which makes this point
extremely dangerous to the travelling public and with
out using any means to protect human life BY placing
hagmen or gates at said point We believe that thie
negligence OF the aforesaid Delaware Lackawanns ana
Western Company In not protecting said crossing wae
the sole cause Of said cosien. aud that the said com
pany censurab for the but thst the employees
ON said train No. % are In no way liable"
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
4 CALIFORNIA BANK ROBBED or slo.oo'

SAN JOSE, CAL, Aug. 13.-A sensation was
caused here yesterday by the bold robbery OF the San
Jose Safe Deposit Bank Of Savings In the afternoon
man entered the bank and obtained bill OF exchange
for Se5 So The cashier and manager were IN the pak
At the time few minutes after the stranger departed
the cashier John T. Aucercas. missed tray containing
glO 600 in twenty-dollar gold pieces An alarm was
Immediately gwen and search was made but without
rssnlt II is believed that two or more men were en-
in the theft and that whe the attention OF the
bank ooers was engaged by the man IN front the others
sipped inside tho counter and stole the money Ihe
bank has sered reward OF 600 fo h> arrest oi tne
thieves or the return OF the money.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
Tim" MCCARTHY IN TROUBLE AGAIN
A WOMAN SAYS THAT HE KNOCKED HER DOWN
srAIps-uH nExIEs IL


srAIRs-HE DENIES HER STORY.
ragged woman, her face covered with
blood and her hair streaming down her back rushed
the Oak street Police Station last night
gered up against the railing, which she seized to keep
herself from falling. Tho blood trickling
down the side Of her face from several ugly In the
back OF head. When Sergeant Farley spoke to her
at first faint to reply but after her wounds
had lbeen dressed she said In answer to his ques-
tions that she had received her injuries from Tim
Mccarthy at his dram shop No Al Oak-st She went in
there to q friend and while talking with her
friend in the dark hallway, Mccarthy out aud or.
dered her to go away Before she could 90.
abe says. he struck her In the back Of
the head, throwing her headlong down the
stairway. She was unconscious for timo
and when she recovered the door to the
street was open aud she at once to
tho police station. The woman gave her name az
Lizzie Rosebrook twentysx years old natl of Ire
land. married but without any home.
An officer sent at to McCarthyss
place. but he not to be found. A
few minutes after midnight officer Thomas Lawler
again and reused Mccarthy and took him to
the station. He denied all knowledge OF the affair
and wished TO be confronted with the woman When told
he declared that it trick set up him.
Its too bloody thin. you know, Sergeant, said
he" I've been over to the work'us all
day aud never knew the woman
at all But II the people wants to hang they'll do L.
Only don't want any funny business"
morning The police say that the woman Rosebrook
has for some time been frequentsr OF McCarthys place.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
PLANS OF oEoRo1A FARMERS.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 13.-The Agricultural
Convention of Georgia, in session at Marietta has
elected L. Livingstone president The general report
vas that the crops are excellent Resolutions were
adopted providing that the Georgia Agricultural Society
shal be represented at the American Exposition TO be
held In London In 1850, by commission whose duty II
shsi be gather information from all possible sources
Or s agricultural and mechanical matters and to report
ly on those subjeets report upon the progress q
agrcuture In England and upon the continents TO ad
~ far a. possible In the establishment OF direct trade
between European and Georgia ports.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES TELEGRAPH.

AIEADyILE A MERCHANT SHOT AND KILLED
Boston, Aug. 13.-Priyate adyioes from Lcadville
have been received by the parents OF b. O. Peabody,
native of stonebam. Mass briefly announcing the shoot
Ing and death a Leadyille OF their Mr.
Peabody was thirty ninc and OF Daniel Peabody.
OF soneham. He carried on successful shoe business
IN Lsadville.
A MARRIED MAN AND A SHOP GIRL MISSING.
NEw-HAyES, Aug l3.-The relatives OF Miss Eliza
Bald wln age eighteen OF Mddletown saic are sat
isnsd that she sloped Tuesday with W. l. Chapman
the manager OF the candy store In which sho worked
Chapman thirtynyc and has wife and two children
SUICIDE OF Ex-JUDGE TURNER
sAy FRANCISCO, Aug 13.-George Turner, ex-United
States District Judge OF Virginia and exChef Justice
OF the Supreme Court Of Nevada committed suicide yes
terday afternoon by shooting himself through the head
with revolver at the Lick House. He left letter stat
ing that Illheah the OF his act He leaves
widow and children OF late he had been practising
law In this city.
WENT TO SLEEP UNDER THE CARS.
HARrYORp Conn, Aug. 13.-While s0me cars wcro
being drawn out of the New-York and New-Epgland
ward 10 make up traiL the body OF little son OF Pro-
lessor r. K Rizy found beside the track. IL ssnp-
posed that he went TO sleep under the cars.
MURDER AND LYNCHING AT A LOGGING CAMP.
SAN FRAScIsco, Aug. 13.-On Mad River. Humboldt
County Tuesday evening Amanda NJ. Towno, who was
cookng at logging camp, murdered In her cabin,
having her throat cut from TO Suspicion rested
on Henry g. Bcnner who formerly lived with tho woman
IA her husband. lie arrested but was taken from
the ofcers by crowd woodsnen and perforated with
bullets
BOUND IN BED AND KILLED
KAysAs CIrY, No., Aug. 13.-John Oates, a. farmers
age seventy OF Missouri City, who lived alone. was
found murdered his bed last evening. His hands aud
feet were bound and the wound" w're found on his head
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
souooyrR suyK BYA STEAMER.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.-The schooner
Amelia @. Ireland, previously reported sunk on the
Delaware River, bound for Richmond. Maine. with
l70 tons of coal She was in collision with the
steamer British Princess about three miles below New
Castle The captain Of the schooner X j. McDaid. who
was the Wheel the danger and called to the crew
20 be ready TO themselves, should they be run
down. The schooner struck fairly IN the stefn ana
the rigging and thus saved their lives The vessel now
hes the channel in about ve fahoms OF Wster
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
ACTIVITY OF THE CUBAN INSURGENTS.

HAVANA, Aug. 13.-The insurgents are max
ing such headway the island alarm tho Govern
ment General Maestro with $50 aud four pieces Of
artillery effected landing recently Santiago and
formed junction with the nsurgent forces. British
steamer from Key West recently landed the coast
several thousand stand Of aud large quantity Of
ammunition. she had q load OF mahogany ostensibly,
the arms and ammunition being concealed beneath It.
Santiago aud Baracoa In the hands OF the revolution
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
HAVANA RECEIVES NO NEw-YoRK MAILS.

HAVANA, Aug. 13.-The steamer Thomas j.
Cochrane, which arrived here to-day from Key West
brought mails. This was great disappointment to
those who have been led to understand that this vessel
which Is advertised to make two trips week from Key
West. would bring the NewYork mails heretofore sent
on Thursdays and Saturdays by the Alexandre aud
Ward lines OF steamers. The result Is that Will DO
week before any mails advices from NewYork are
received excepting those brought by courtesy on the
New York stelncrl
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Aug. 13.-The president OF the
local Board OF Health declares that smallpox is now
epidemic here. The Civic Hospital is crowded with
thriysIx patients and new wing is in progress Of
erection in which will hold hty more patients. 1t is
not known how many suffering from the disease In
private dwellings Four deaths reported yester-
day in ST. Jean Baptlss village. the continuation Of
THIS city.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

A PHoTOGRAPHERs PROMPT C0URTsHIP
ANERIcus, Ga, Aug. 13 (SpectdD.-"l would
IKE 20 own that face the remark made by Robert
Dsweiss travelling photographer from sprngned' Ill.,
:. Nj. s,.a stotes the daughter Of merchant, as he
Looked at her for the time through the camera Inc
sdy bushed and to-day consented to come 70 town WIN
him ana get married.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
END OF THE MomoAs 1uxBEaxETs STRIKE

END OF THE MICHIGAN LUxBERMEEs STRIKE.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. 13.-The strike
IN the saginaw River was practically ended by the
ason Of the employees yesterday in Offering to accept
the conditions which the mill owners willing at
rst 70 concode namely. ten hours and proportionats
rsduoticn in wages. Many Of the mon wiu prefer
eleven hours and extra pay and the mills wil be 20
sceuf reduced pst Only four ten-hour mills rYp-
sins warrant bss been issued IN sSsnsw % CITY for
~ s. Rust Eaton Compsnys mill.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
FRAGMENTS OF cARLE NEWS.

PARIS. Aug 13-Advices from Tamatave say that 600
French reinforcements have arrived there The Italian
Consul at Tamatave has gone tolAntananarno for tho
third time to mediate for peace between the French
and the Hovus.
BERLIN, Aug 13-The session OF the Telegraph Con-
ference to-day taken up with debate tarins.
There agrecment Of opinion that an alteration
OF tho present charges Is necessary.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
KILLED BIZ AN ANGRY BOZ

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. IS (SpecidD Joseph Carlin,
named John CoughlIn gang Of ton bricklayors were
ct work house No. $40 South secondst sdoinins
the house Of Carln Tncy piled mp brick and In
yard Of Can. and when they quit work for the dag
Mrs Carlin requested them to the dcbrA They
refused and one OF them jckinGy caught Mrs Carlin
sitting on the porch, asked the to desis and vas
procured revolver and fired shcts Into the crowd
killing Ccugaln. The mother and her son werS
arreatod.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

YxCURsIos OF PHILADELPHIA OFFICIALS
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is (SpeciaD.-Mayor
smth accompanied by Chief Of Police Stewart exrax
Rscaivsr Thomas ]. Smith. James L Miles, Frank y.
prirhtly Isaac H. Shields, Dr. Z. o. 6hakspeare an ana
fjr. M ]. French started on trip TO een summit
prffalo and Niagara Falls this morning.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
THE GOVERNMENT ACTIVE ON THE IsrnMUs.

THE GOVERNMENT ACIlNE ON IhE lSIhMoo.
PANAMA, Aug 5.-General SantO Domingo
villa left here for Caragena to take command Of the
Army of the Atlantic. The Government now has $4,000
men the field. The Panama Star aud Herald the only
paper published the Isthmus has been asked by the
Government to cease to foment dscord while the war
lasts This paper has always been the friend of the rebel
Aizpuru and of the canal scheme Advces from Saliva
dor show that Msncndiz has established firm govern
ment there and that the country quiet All contracts
made by Zafdivars Government have been suspended
until they can be Investigated The volcano OF Cotopax
In Ecuador Is In state OF active eruption In the city
OF oacunga situated ut the base Of the mountain 100
houses have been destroyed by the streams o lava from
tho volcano. The eruptfen began July % ana was
accompanied by terrible explosions and showers OF
stone molten lava and hot WATER At Quito the clouds
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
Of cnders In the afr made the day like night ana &C
Gnyaqui $50 miles away, the people ran from their
houses ALARM thinking that artillery was laundering
A PETITION FOR REDs LIFE.

QUEBEC, Aug. 13.-An0ther meeting was held
in tsauveur at which 5000 assembled
to discuss the question OF the continuation OF Riers
sentence Resolutions were passed praying the Gov
@ 70 ~ % e saa to 20
mute his sentence
MONTREAL. Que, Aug 13.-Riel meetings continue to
be held at st. Henri suburb OF Montreal Last night
addresses were delivered and subscriptions were opened
Riel,s counsel have published an Important letter
from the Rev. Father Andre Catholic priest Of tho
Father Andre says AN Canada is proud of General
oce much the of the Nation that the rebellion
ended. We sternuously opposed fOreseeing all the
shocking General many HSGs love "S 's
mSsS they ao%%.a the
proclamation to the contrary do not speak from hear
the district around Bassuehs and can s%
rS OF 90 to S
offers picture of the most depressing desolation and
The be ali sssy ksa Ra'ssS ID ,ss tho ws S
goods end Clothes IN.
was humane and kind but he assisted impassvey at ali
ths around him despite hs In
a fine horse and vehicle belonging to one Manuel
Champagne which he made g present OF 70 Thomas mas
Militia Minister may affect ignorance much as he
peases they are not the less and true The result
Ss Of all this .s,. that sh.R POOR d,rss: as'resSi sSs
misery Iregret that General Middleton n az dd not com
as the latter would have q least spared US the painful
spectacle Of the prolonged agony we saw around"
the Government. He II must act with much pru-
dence this Northwest question: as the halfbrceds are
powerful element In that REGION exercising great IN
uence over the Indian tribes, aud therefore dangerous
to persstently irrltatc
ONE CHILD SUBSTITUTED FOR ANOTHER
MONTREAL, Aug. 13.-Mr. Frank. lead
ing lawyer OF Nebraska is expected here in few days
examine witnesses In involving the right to an
estate Iowa and Nebraska valued at half o million
dollars Several years ago Stephen Desnoyes, OF this
city, emigrated to the Western States with his wife and
boy about five years old. After time he retired
from business, having become owner Of large landed
property. In the meantime his son. q young msn.
became dissatisfied with afarmsrs life, aud sought new
fields Of occupation. After he had left his homo his
Dcsnoyes died, leaving WILL and hs applied for
and received letters OF administration. He was, how.
ever allowed remain in undsturbed possession Of
the estate, another relative, whQ in the event Of
young Desnoyess death tho egtiacy Of his birth,
forth that the young known as Desnoyes was not
the lawful OF the deceased that while baby In the
cradle here another child was substituted for Desnoye
by woman who was near neighbor. ana who had
adopted the rghtful and that after the
boy who stolen died and buried In the East,
while the child who put In the place OF the true son
difference between the children, their eyes and CON-
pie exons the IL Is said that witnesses here
have forward and confessed the crime They will
be examined on the part OF the plaintiff by Mr. Frank.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
STABBED BY AN INSANE MAN.

KINGSTON, Ont, Aug. 13.-While Drs. Met
calfe and Clark passing through ward OF the
Asylum here this afternoon inmate
named Maoney attacked the former with knife, plung
into his abdomen with such force to cause 1t 10
enter the abdominal cavity. The doctors condition Is
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
CHRISTIANS KILLED IN ANAM.

PARIS. Aug. 13.-The reports of the massa-
ere in Anam greatly exaggerated. Instead OF
10000. 1t is now stated that only few hundred
Christians killed.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

space In the Novelties Exhibition, which will open mex
month To-day applications were received for displays
OF stained glass unique night lamp. m ingenious nre
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
CONFESSION or A RIDSAPPER.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13 (SpccidD.-Mrs
Dary the colored under arrest for stealing little
Laura Claxton, this morning admitted her guilt.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
THE CONFERENCE Al KREMsIER.

VIENNA, Aug. 13.-The CZnrevltch, VI. ue
ers Russian Foreign Minister Count Kalnoky Austro-
Hungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs Count Won Paafe,
Austrian Prime Minister and Baron Bella dOrczy Hun
garian Mnister OF National Defence, Will attend the
meeting between the Car a0d the Emperor Francis
Josenh nj kremslcr
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
GERMAN SPIES IN FRANCE.

PARIS Aug. 13.-The French newspapers
comment on the great number Of German spies discov
cred recently various parts OF France 1t is reported
that the government has decdeto order the expulsion
from territory OF all Germans who can be proved
TO he spies or reasonably be suspected OF being
aueh
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

PARLIAMENT TO BE DISSOLVED.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-Parliament, lit Is def
nltey announced, will be prorogued tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
A NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-It is reported in financial
circles here that now Atlantic cable is projected.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
AFGHAYs MAssED AT HERAT.
RUsKIN IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-RepOrts are continually
being received here OF great massng OF Afghan troops
at Hcrat
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

STABBED IN A BUSINESS QUARREL
PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. IS Especial. Near
Enfield. N. c.. John Petit and Walter Beavans had
business quarrel Beavans received nine Knne wounds
ono q. them thirteen inches long. Petut has beeN
arrested.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

4 BoAsrYUL RAILsPLIrTER MURDERED.
NANDERsvILLE, Ca, Aug. 13.-ln this county
ssht0sesp daa's-s~ that hs could spiis moro fsa's
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

sPAoE IN TIE SovELTLEs EXHIBITION.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13 tSpectaD.-Every
h.v ths yraukin institute receives applications for
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
GREAT FIRE IN TURKEY.

PHILIPPoPoLIs, Aug 13.-This village was
the scene to-day of a great conhagraton Forty-nve
houses we're burned the around and two lost
their lives. The damage Is Immense.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

BERLIN, Aug. 13.-Tbe Emperor WiIIia
has arrived at Potsdam In excellent health
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM AT POrsDAM.

LONDON. Aug. 13.-Mr. John Ruskin's i'll
ness has become critical.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

THE DUKE OF RICHMOND's NEW OFFICE.
LONDON, Aug. 13-The Duke OF Richmond
has been appointed Secretary OF State for Scotland with
seat I'm the Cabinet fThe Duke OF Richmond already
OF Cabinet being President OF the Board Of
Trudcl
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
sIJIclDE OF Ex-JUDGE TURI
BOUND IN BED AND KILLED,

KAysls Cry No., Aug. 13.--John Oates, ~ farmer,
age seventy, OF Missouri City. who lived alone. was
found murdered In his bed last evening" His hands ana
feet bound and the wounds wsre found On his hes
, 1885-10-03

We are pleased to state that II. NJ.
Mccartney 4 Co.'S Steamer Ko1tenh,
is again making trips on the Colum-
ria. having been removed from the
rock on which she stranded on the
4th inst. She is found to have sue
tanned very little damage. Every
thing in connection with the work In
lifting the boat was accomplished
with the greatest success, though at
no incOnsiderable difficulty. The
whole Of the appliances necessary to-
gether with staff Of wreckers were
shipped from Portland. '<ssers II.
NJ. Mccartney 4 Co. ha, .dr heart
lest congratulations on tae successful
a, cOmpllshmen OF the work and we
hope that the buslne IS Of the boat
for the remainder Of Il o season may
be commensurate with their pul lie
spirited enterprise in this important
undertaking.
, 1885-10-03

Bell, the cOrne; grocer, can't be
knocked out on the first round to
any great extent, and when there is
to be a great crash in prices he COM
pels 'em to stand from under. To-
day he received 25O boxes Of apples
and drapped the prices down to Sl.OO
per box, break that created such a
demand for that class Of fruit never
before heard OF in this balliwirk.
Most Of the stock went to book from
the sidewalk. A few rustlers like
Bell would make the market pretty
lively, and keep things whOoping
in the selling line, and when 1t
comes to a rattle like the present
apple warfare the old man will get
there In good shape.
, 1885-10-03

90 Many bodily ills result from habitual
constipation, and a fine constitution may
be broken and ruined by simple neglect.
There is medicine equal to Ayers Pills to
corrrct the evil, and restore the organs to
natural, healthy and regular action.
- Father JaCquet returned yesterday
from Fort Spokane. He will hold his
usual services next Sunday. Mass at $50
mud 20 n,nlnnk
, 1885-10-03

f. Post will soon move to Rath-
drum from Spokane Falls. Mr.. Post
is an enterprising citizen and is an
honorable man in all his dealings.
lie is largely interested in property
here; the water works and saw mill,
besides great deal Of real estate be-
Ing owned by him. In coming to
Rathdrum he returns TO his first
love, having settled here before there
was single house in the town
RathdrUm Courier.