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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-31
warming the auaystone STATE.

From the Chicago News.
Maj. Moses p. Handy, editor of the
Philadelphia News. will take the stump
next month in behalf of Col. NJ. S. Quay.
the Republican candidate for treasurer of
Pennsylvania. This will be Mai. Handy's
first appearance upon any political plat
form since the Blaine campaign. he was
one of the ablest speakers enlisted in Mr..
Blaine's behalf. and it is said that Republi-
can success in Maine last November was
almost wholly due to the mastery manner
in which he conducted the canvass at Bar
Harbor. Aside from his remarkable apti-
tude as political manipulation, Mai. Handy
is htterateur of extraordinary merit His
poems, albeit they are invariably Of SOM
bre character, are immensely popular, and
the work OF no other American versiier en-
joys wider circulation. Touching the
Quay campaign, however. it may be said
that it will be an intensely hot one from the
very moment that Maj. Handy's outrageous
red side whiskeTs become identified with il.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-31

rights will be offered upon so share lots of
Chicago. Burlington K Quincy instead of
100. Each holder of so Chicago, Burlington
Il Quincy shares will have the right to pur-
chase for 1855 one 500 bond and three
shares of stock of the new company,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-31
Threatened bY Indians.

DEVILS LAKE, Oak, July 30.-There
are rumOrs here that the Turtle Mountain
Indians threaten to drive the whites from
the lands recently opened for settlement.
The militia at Fort Totten are fully pre-
pared to summarily put down any attempt
at revolt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-31
KiIIed in N OuarreI.

Dies MONIES, Ia, July S0.-John Main
and A. w. Coffman of Avoca. Ia, engaged
In fight last night. and Main knocked
Cnffman down. Regaining his feet. Coff-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-31

man drew a revolver and shot Main dead.
Coffman is an old resident of Avoca, and
man of property and prominence.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-31

The newest Partisan parasols are of silk
OF delicate tint. pulled on the inside as a
lining. 1t is placed smoothly on the out
side and covered with black lace, through
which golden CLEANS corruscate in the sun
light.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-31
SIXTY-TWO SUICIDES.
Intemperance the Leading Cause and
Shooting the Most Popular.
Fermentation Generally Actuates
the Bloody Deed.
More Men Than Women--No Day,
No Weather, Favored.
Cincinnati Ennnire,.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
If policeman or mcrgue attendant were
asked on what sort of weather suicides
select as the most favorable to open the
door and go out, he would most likely an
swer dark, murky, gloomy, rainy days,
when the weather depresseS the spirits as
low as the mercury in the barometer. ''But
that's where L think he'd be doing
wrong" observed Coroner Carrick, as he
sat III his office yesterday waiting for the
witnesses lii case where man who had
overloaded his stomach with beer, and ow-
ing to over-SqueamiShneSS went out amt
unloaded his stomach over the low iron
railing, lost his balance and stove in his
skull. instead of using the f!oor; "I've found
that when people get ready to commit sui
eide they don't wait either for the sunshine
or clouds, but go ahead and do it. There
is
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-31
THE NORTHWEST.

Defense of Riel Opened by Expert Testi-
mOny Bearing Upon the Prison
er's Sanity.
he Exhibits Signs Of Anger as the Vari-
Gus Physicians Give in Their
Testimony.
Rumors That the Turtle Mountain
Indians VIII Make Trouble
With Settlers.
News From Various Points In the
Northwest Cleaned by Globe
Correspondents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-31

Demosthenes had peculiar legs, which
made his walk shutting and stumbling.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-31
HOOKS STORY

Ever hear Theodore Hooks story. which
fOrcibly illustrates the personal effect of
losses III money? It's good one. One day
while on visit to LOrd Hartford. at Lud-
bourne, he fell into familiar chat with his
only companion in the coach. a melancholy
man. with querulOus voice, given out in
tones of aggrieved complaint, Sir said the
stranger, you may have known unfortunate
men, perhaps, i'll your day; YOU NAV for
aught L know, be an unfortunate man YOUR
self; but l do not believe there is such an
other unfortunate man as am in the whole
world. No man ever had more brilliant
prospects than have had in my time, and
every one of them on the eve of fuItillment
has been blighted. Twas but the other dav
that thought would buy ticket i'm the
lottery. / did so, stupid ass that / was
and took sixteenth. Sir, / had no sooner
bought it than | repented of nv folly. and
feeling convinced that it would be a blank
/ got rid of it to friend who knew would
thank me for the favor, and at the same
time save me from another disappointment.
By JOvei sir, would you believe it? / know
you wont, but it's true-it turned I'D $780,
000.' Heaven and earth, exclaimed Hook.
1t is Incredible. If it had happened to me
l should certainly have cut my throat.
Well said the stranger. OF course YOU
would, and so did L. and barring his neck
he exposed to Hooks horror-stricken gaze a
freshly healed wound that reached from ear
to ear"
SUICIDE AMONG WOMEN.
A remarkable feature of suicide by women
IS the painful manner in which they elect
10 end their existence. When once the
mind is made up to die. the method is of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
Moore were taken to the Ninety ninth Street Hos
pitaI. both suffering from fractured ankles.
BROOKLYN.

Tbera were ak deaths from typhoid fever last week.
II from diphthcria and IL from scarlet Ie'er'
The new Board OF Charities will inset TO organize on
New Years Day. II il expected thgt W. H. la! win 10
made president and +. W. Hynes treasurer
Henry ~ Comst0ck pilot who died at MS nome ~
1o5 lie wis-aye on SATURDAY, buried yesterday ~
the Cemetery Of the Evergreens nc was 9'AVS ''"''
old and left "A wife aud daughter.
William A. McD,well late president OF the Newly ork
and Sea Reach Railroad Co npany. hed lien against
that Yesterday 7S OCO for his SERVICES
The customary parting resolutions ana enIsNe
speeches marked the last meeting or the boaru VI io
men TOR 1873 s5 yesterday. They called upon he po,co
strictly TO enforce the ordnance requiring uae al III"
muzz, ed dos running at large shall be killed
Nicolo Angelo sana:oro, who convicted last week
OF man slaughter in the hrst degree Ia Killing eoW
Italian Tonssso Giorltni, wa, sentenoeup y 1"ueo
Moore Yesterday TO fifteen years IN the oa'o Ii'o
Reyenue officers found an Illicit still at Presidential
and Abany-tvr. yesterday morning ana arrested wv
men VINO were charge Of IT, The owner was ho' iounu'
Property worth 81 900 was seized
Bridget Manning who WIS fatally burned on Friday az
the kitchen range in No 1876 Baltics died yesterday al
St. Peters Hospital.
Policeman Edward Gallagher OF the Seventh Precinct
was complmeutsd yesterday by superintendent Cllnp
bell for his rescuing several persons ohuah
gered by the No. Al MInhatJn-lYe on SunuaJ'
Coroner Menningcr asked yesterday 10 invest
gate the cause Of death of George edlt, OF No -.
Jny-s who's physician refused to give death ceIti-
cafe owing TO "A slight wound IN his head, wnlcn nc
Thought in licate fracture or the SKULL t was
found iusensibie the sidewalk near MS hoIc Htei
visiting barbtrshOp on December ~ Dut no "eIS ~
attcrwdri and said he fel dccluehtaiiJ' io "'u ' "
i'll health
Coroner Henry ]. IIesse presented last evening
with gold badge OF office by the undHrtak"rs Oh tho
Eastern District of Brooklyn The presentation tooA
mace at No $40 North SecOndst, large NUMBER o CITY
officials being present.
Democratic caucus OF Supervisors has selected John
Y NJ sane OF Gayesani ~ ca dim1n pro Irn, VI .o
Board OF Supervisors 9s6 in which the Democrats
have "A IuaUTlty,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
1oNAs STRAUSS BEQrEsTs.

BY the will of Jonas Strauss the worthy dry
goods merchant. filed yesterday. Ia. ~. .c. sophia
Sfrau.s receives the income OF SijOu,OOp Tor No.
81 D 900 absolutely, the house and lot No. 200 West
Fourteenth-st. tor lie and all rs diamonds
iaWlrv and hon ,cb Old elects ab ,olutely. He gives
81 800 TO the Hebrew Benevolent aud Orphan
Asylum Society OF this city,. and directs his
executors to distribute 5000 Nam'nC such other
benevolent or charitable institutions irrespective
of sect in thu city ot Ncw.York as they shall
select" lie leaves to each Of his children. Henry
W.. Louis and Scvilll. or such OF them as are
unmarried nj the time Of his death, $1,000. The
rest of ms estate including Intimately the trust
funds and house. is to be- equally divided among his
children. Has brother, Lei strauss, Ci san
FrnucIsco his sons Nathan and Henry ". aud his
son-In-hw Jacob w. Highlander, are the executor,
of the will which was signed september D, lNN3, IN
the presence OF Henry Wallach, Jacob Laudauer
and BENJAMIN +. Einstc!n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
NETS RON TIE SUBURBS.
,pt,rop , nEIrrAL wIFE.MURDERER.

TRIAL OF 4 BRUTAL WIFE-MU KDEkEh.
Tho trial of Geor.e H. Disquc. FOR the murIer OF MS
wifi, Miune was yesterday in tue Court "I olrI
and TrrmIuer cf Hudson County, y. j. JUICE mail
and A,rCcate-Justicc Teach were ON the hench ~
trict Attorney winfield represented the State ana t'
pr souer wa defended by cNJudgc a y pai IctSun
William d. DAILY and Henry FASTER IN opening Iol W.
state Mr. Wuicid said that the defendant was marrlu
to Minnie SiegmHu IN August ~ l@so hhu l",,S nhn
Iced IN I!obokcn siuCr that time. they hdd thier
children the Youngest of them being about hNr mohtuH
old al the tine OF the murder during lhc pas year.
a thr Statc proposed 70 show, the conduct OF Dqhc
to,y,ri h!, wife was marked 10y extreme btnldH}'
ON Gc obrr g. AZ about p Dl. ne cueitd thc HOMO
ken Police Ueaduuaricrs and cody informed Rounds
man Jucobus duty, that ne nan XII, us
vie. Mrs Disque's body was found ~ her home N"0'
Ad,ms-st., the HDur ~ pool Of blood Her tI"it
was cur from ear 10 aud her he'd nearly severed
from r body. lrr infant ION was hy her size "uIIE
in the blood ms hands and lace stained ana his c!oihHg
saturated with H. , ....-
Cou.ty Physician Converse was the first witness
call aud he testified To IN character OF the womb
pr.. was caused by h,moftHJg" resulting from me
wounds i the utcK aud probably took place our or I'VE
months after the, we're inflicted Eouuismau Jac"bu-
testified hat pIsuuc INTO Police HrhuquttrrS AW
that he t 10 give Himself up, h' hr Adl hHe'
his Wifc he s1id added the witness. 81 cht nor hl
,ut her good" Othcr witnesses testified To tiir ne"
gu quar- rl, between the couple 10 the hh""E oil the
body AMI tu rs tpp' trdrcc. ,,
Ih- closed the ease FOR the state and eXJudgc
G4rrf ID ai that fU- defence wuuii cudrdN"f tn SHOW
that WIS not dell rate. prrurd thiri muir Ter Ih'
defendant would ur Iui on The stand hud WnuId maxi
statement that WrCu he went home that at th"" h-
wife at ,krd hu with knife, an. ~ thr EFFORT 10 ger
the weapon away nom her the fatal wounds were Ut
N,ieI uinu her Al On" conclusion oi Tins address h'
c,urt aUilgru,I uufI to-day. Dl~lur st 90 a 'uNt
during the diV and u.tcacd Ia the testimony without
PRECISION. which nat nose AMI rccedns forehead adu
Pmpul.l4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
Nru.IrHsEN TONNs.

LITTLE FAIe-A dog. apparently ~ a. bit seven other
docs on saturday. party k."l go" r4old hhi""
4 rec o tic dosS bitten were kIll'd H.-".
T., R-,v-Threc hurrari'1 am 1uc attempted bur
gliry, two highway rrbbrrirs ani one sneak robbery
vrrt rcrnrrd u the ponce yr-ter lay morning "a hay
inc orcnrrel the day or night before lit was drh
intel, learned yesterday th,t the bnrrl" WI! broke
ouc ma rnbIcd the ,ale OF f. g. Van DIX co.'s 1ru-
ttrr .f,r OF last Ihur.itr night took besides 500 30
c,.l belonging To the Hru 5000 "a Pt--ac Water Com
nan. hnud- size prpucrts the WIDOW OF Garrett Bltu
V.lt winch -hc cutrI,t"l 70 Mr.. Van Dfk for safe
keru.u- rnrle are OF llruttfying IN" bonds.
AZ tiny nave never registered Iui tue numbers are
not known.
rIfl,rrrl--A me.tin. Of tho C!tr Council was h"li
done m regard 10 the late GER tr1dOlo or the settle
mtnt o. tue city debt.
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t. vary CONTROLLED by the automaton oneioqt nurns
VII bnrn one font and I've five feet so we snail nave
sape means knowing what We are consuming WD'Ie
as now may burn sI feet, and ilye twenty
according 10 v"r:dtOu OF pressure.
The . itness admitted that the gas companies
We're obliged to curry high pressure IN order 70
supply consumers with the qlantlty oil gas de,
mandel Defining the term camille power ana
describing The bar phOtOhleier, be SAID
Ne comIare STANDARD candle, consuming 100 grams
Of surrm hour with an English bduddru al S"h'
bjrn.c nsunng live cubic feet OF stS per Iotr ,I'o 80
n,oa. lrcl al a temperature of CO. FHIr. scaic, ny
arranging the two lights In n liue ny ELMER emu u
ale beam The sctr-baam having sliding nteN nnoh
Ciiei is placed double screen prOVlleu WIN tF4AS
lnccut sDnts We cause rays ~ light 10 pass mo o
screen: We then move the screen uutll me uHn9no
movers OF both lighs eqnaized, mus eNtho sHns
mon the scale beam fucfuIn Of difference IN the
uanetriug pDyyrr this fucrum or difference SHOWS ny
icver.re be number OF candles ana lfactlotI
portions thereof the gdSi:ht Is equal 10 u tlo ,
OppOSi C. according 20 the apity ot our eyes ~
the screen properly the sc'lc-heanl luIlue , t
Translucent sp0t- he equal This INSTRUMENT IL chi
d bar phOtOuleter and is the only one kho" VI wn@n
pho:nyneters when judge the candle power Dy Ine
height OF the flame the passing mderaeINen J
through fixed Orirco but they are lnc1fret ]n ,''l
utterly 20 give the penetrating or dlHsNe fo"oi Vi WV
light ,a, 49, -, od
o. Can n gas company derive any benefit by an a.
mixture of air with the Gas A Nome WhaIeN"r' az
O. engineers sfuhionSy vOi adniXing or VITA gas IL
deerior.teS the illuminating power whe app cu eNcI
ia small ousntiiips aud l. suicidal III the extreme
should as soon expect mau to prolnce Deau'iil
work OF ait and thcn put his loot throGh II ny way u
urOvemCnt. An GhniNture 81 ar renters ShS -.
and difficult to distribute. HHd causes IL 4" p"
with less speed through the meter ana burner. h'a
every reason why the manufacturer ShOulu NOT ehPi'J
it and no reason why he shO1ld.
The committee adjourned until tomorrow at IL
A. M, when the final session will he he'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
WANTED TO GIVE his WIFE \ SCARE.

A letter in the German Language, addressed t.
Ponce Headquarters. wts received "' SuJetihtrnd-
eut Murray yesterday morning. ltwdo translated
as follows.
lam tireI of life and. all considered, don't want 70
live any longer I am known at No. - Acn-si.. 20 MI
WitcucG and at No. IS7 Ancn-~t. to Mr. FIhk. Nos
% and 43G North Fourteen thSt. - L"Us, j. ~
lrc-s Ny wife. II stlI alive. STALL forgive me LOT
This | Will be forId dr 81 IN tho last River ana fui
prey to the d.sScctlng bur. h'n 10 trirN' myself
now that avn not III fIi possession o. nv srh-'s.
bec st. Louis papers 10 copy. -
Yun canals notify Police Captain HJeber. lie dnoWs
me- and nav" told MIN OF my troubles lie knows mat
have been foully treated in ST Louis. oi course.
pITIE DoGLWl o.,
1a3f. ii: 3 North Fnnrt~, A.. ~. Loh~. No.
When an found. send notice to -. Louis; NY uthc
and address are a. above. Out OF grief over ny WIc
have SIT hdrawu from the world.
The name Dollwett was not known at the place
in Aleu-st. Mr. Nittencr, who keeps a lag'r-h,cr
shop SAID that man calling himself Peter had
been in the shop frequently within a fortnight.
Tie mau clai ned to be carpet ter from Cuncin-
natl and said that be had left h- home bccau q
his wife hdd been ultiithiui 10 nm. lie wanted TO
give her a scare, he said. The police expressed
dOubts OF the mans suicide and suspected that the
letter was only part ol the scare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
NETWORK CITY.

/. NJ. Frank sends 81 to this office for the fund
for the unfortunate families OF Nant coke miners.
The Rev. Wayland Hoyt addressed the Baptist
ministers yesterday on Suggestions from dates Of
the New testament"
TIE funeral of Benjamin latham. ex-Indinn Com
missioner and weli-known merchant, TOOK place
Yesterday at his house, o. SO StuYNcsant-St. Inc
services were conducted BY the Society OF Friends.
conference of women in the rooms of the Char
ity OrganIz ton Society, No. 81 University place,
Yesterday dlscus3e ln1iscgi innate m'-gIvlng'
The meeting was OF an informal character.
Anne Dauccl. age fifteen months. was drowned
Yesterday at NO. 739 East ODe.hundfcd-and-ior'y
secOnd-st. BY falling INTO IA waSn-bolIer mat had
been filled with water and left on the iioor.
special committee OF the Naval Stores and To-
bacco Exchange reported Yesterday that there
were legal objections in the way OF uniting with
the Maritime Exchange.
Az UNEXPLAINED SUICIDE.
Valentine Dreisch, a German, age fOrty-scven,
blew his brains out with "A shotgun IN as home at
No 597 Court.andt-avc. yesterday afternoon. The
police Of the ThIr y-thrd Precinct made AN inveS-
tgaton and reported that they could not ascertain
the cause of his suicide.
sOUvE>IRS OF THE JAPANESE VILLAGE.
Souvenirs of the japanese Village will be pre-
seuted to every woman and cid visitor during this
week and next week. For his week they Will be
distributed as follows: tuesday, bamboo baskets;
Wednesday, floating ducks Thursday kakemonoS
or panels Friday, beautiful japanese birds; Sat
urday. magic SNAKES or ducks
ARREST OF A BROKER.
Edward LivermOTe a broker, was arrested vester-
gay, cnaTRci WIN HdNllR ItHl polllctdlcu w dDd'u
bonds and stock TO tIe amount of $4,000 placed
III ais hands by James NJ. Freeman, aud converted
the proceeds to MS ONn use. Several months ago
Mr. Freeman obtained judgment against him for
$l6,530. Mr. LlvrrnOre failed In 1879 He re-
Gently began proceedings TO be discharged from fur
ther liability, and made affidavit that his liabilities
were about 100000.
ACCIDENT TO HOOK AND LADDER TRUCK
xWhle Hook and Ladder Truck No. II was on its
way TO a hire at No. $50 East One-hundred-and-
fsrtyffth-st last ght. QUO of the wheels struck
heap OF mortar In front of No 728 East One-nun-
dred-and-forty -ffth-st. and the truck was upset.
Captain Connolly was sightly injured and was
taken homo. Fremen Jacob Nanny and Theodore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
THE pAsroRirE or ST. PAULS OHURcL

At a recent meeting Of the trustees of st.
Pt Methodist EpIsropI church the question of extend
iu. a can 10 a new paHOr was warmly discussed The
Rev Dr. Az whose term expires TN, .prng has received
call. To tho Washington square -thodi.t Church and To
Tuulty Church at NcwbIrG IIa viii probably 80 TO
Neybnrg 4 call Wa extended by ST Ptu,s - rrOirs.
so cod iiugon Of tho University Of Syracuse. but lac
WIS unable 10 accept tho charge Dr. Newman has
number ~ Influential friends the church who desire Ia
secure him. After some Il scus-On motion 10 extend
a call 10 him wa and II decided call the Rev
DR. f. McChcsuey. who Is / Germany. lie has
rcu The pastor the leading Methodist church ia Troy
and Il regarded ~ a minister OF marked ability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
UOUL NE Us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Windsor

Windsor Hotel-SenatOr Leland Stanford,
OF California .....Ft6h AreaU, HO''i-'rHaior IMAM
I Sewcil OF New-JerSey senator GEORGE ;. Bout
well and Curtis Guild, Of Massachusetts, President G.
X. Adams. OF Corneh University ,nd Nay NdcNeAgl.
Jonn H. Ketchan. Of Dover Plains. y y, Professor
Robins,u If Providence .. PARK rcnue HOiei-Stdte
Treasurer H. a. Maxwell sld Insurance superintendent
J,hn A Mccall, H. OF Albany ...... HOiH Br0HSTicE-
Daniel Dou liberty Of Phliaie Idseg louise
senator T. b. Thomas. OF NOr wien, y. Y...... 81 fumes
Hotei-Samue Spencer vice president OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Co npany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

RIcIfu0Sp-The vii. ~ william Page. the artist, and
f,rur, president Of the National Acttcmy 81 ID sign,
vts frr Yesterday before ~nrrusr stephens Tor
probate The ~ written on half sheet OF paper.
and cave, the entire estate, consisting principally 81
n,tutiup. To the widow H. T.. NacH ,,trr appeared aS
attorney f,r Anne Rose ant Emma watson. Mr. Mac
Master desired die oh cctOn' to the prObtt" OF III"
WI on eia 81 hI- clients. An adjournment until Jan
utry wa granted.
TorTENvItLE The Rev Thomas b. Bott. yesterday
brguu -i ~ tn supreme COu"t against the trustees
FIN. South Rtp.i. Church 10 recover $500 salary.
winch the trustees have refused to pay. Mr. Bott al-o
h,a a sur pending AGAINST the trd,fers to recover
$40 900 dam Z Tor false uur,pumcHt. lie Will con
i,uuc TO hold service every sunday III = hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
SEATS 10 BE SoLO ro2 PREMIUMS.

The choice Of seats in the Call Room of the
Prcdu TX .ninge for enc year. Wi! b" sold next Wed
uesiiy The al OF tur,- sed.s - Nrd - each
and they are rented for cKcuye occupancy during the
pu6c calls only of product dealt IN On tho Exchange
and 1T al times free. The premiums offered
-nsle seat only bat member may select from
one four seats AZ the premium hi by him, ami for his
own use: combination of bdS Is to be permitted
When sold last the Call Room
perfect uprosr Of barty and fun and IL Will probably
he tho tins Ncar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

An inquest was begun yesterday ~ Newark IN thr
f., IpiomcW I.c. who WAS ftfdN Huot 10 t''
back hy Tifnlmsu john Banner on lIvrr-,t. thursday
ni-ht. Whine ruuuIu. away with - kce OF Deer b'uu'r
claimed tld. u- ur,. 80 the ground 10 luihlht' '''
and that the ball drlc-ird upNUi from a stone
In the iuquc-t Yesterday Comfy FhysIciiu Hewlett
who Ntu.iu.d tr wound. tr,iu"l That ih~ hulrt wa
made OF soft lr.tiIui could r' nav" Gen dnHrrid in"
- piece Of wool ui stone w.tuOut showing drhi. 70
lice SURGEON iirctte ~u,.u testified To- 10" direction
taken 30, the uU., and sad o. c'uli not nave ln'''
-u, % a wound a tcltctcd from The -r'Inl. Coroner
GU"Iturr. u lu,nIIIiu- tho inquest san thi1 tA'4o
would Doe other 10 pOgtiut '"-flupty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
INCREASE IN THE HOSPITAL SUNDAY FUND

in he churches as far as received by Charles
Ianier, the general treasurer. No. p NasSau-'t.,
indie lte an unusual success. In many instances
the offerings we're fully twice large rs last year,
and i'm ali bat one instance a substantial increase
is reported. Up to last evening the following
churches had sent in their checks To me treasurer
and the amounts contributed ara compared with
nst wear OF fourteen ch"-cieS thus reporting II
VIII he scen that fng- dld not contribute anything
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
WHIT is CONF ON TO.DAY.

Board of Estimate and ApDoruonmont city Hall, II
n. m.
warner, Work and Tobcy cases before Judge BENEDICT
W,uans reference before Referee Nash.
Meetings of Health tnd Police Boards.
Meeting Of the BOiri OF Aldermen.
Professor Davidson " The Missing Social Link" be-
fore Nineteenth Century CluD. NJ. East Twenty
thirdsi., 9 p IN.
Meeting ~ canalme" No. IL SOuthst.. p. III.
New.Jersey state Teachers Association convention,
Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

Papers fou in The -achc ~ the man who shot hin
scf u ,hc u -torc OF jacob ~onry ou SATURDAY Ilf"t
had lrG 10 h, identification. IL was Daniel Hunt ~
Gl..iI.lur.. p So atd leaves WIFE, VINO hf'- mere.
Ia, rlp.rs show ilIt iu $50 hc WIS rhdrerd nom
tho Southwest Mounted Police. at Manitoba. lie su-'
oueutly went south Al'ct and served IN The Cape
NtOmanIy from 81 To $50.