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New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
4 CHICAGO POLICEMAN IN 4 TRAP.
But HE GETS OUT AFTER A THRiLiING ExPERts
ENcE WITH RuFFiANs AND PISTOLS.

BUT HE GETS OUT APTER A THRiLIISG ExPERr'
ENcE WITH RUFFiANs AND PisroLs
CHICAGO Nov S.-Ofiicers Alfred Krantz
and John F. Gustafsop met last night These two pa
trolmen long had their posts In North Marketst
the quarter Of the Northern Division. In tho
course of the they have made within
months they have frequently been forced TO resort
to their weapons only the assertion OF their
thority but as matter Of self defence. number Of
the "toughs been wounded aud these. with their
friends have sworn oaths o. the dircst vengeance.
About 2 o'clock this morning officer Krsniz stood 10
Locust and Market sts.. when he perceived drunken
man approaching him from the s0u;a at staggering
pace The man was exceedingly drank aud the officer
stopped him. nqulring where he lived
The inebriate fell against tho fence. but managed TO
lisp "I63 Oak-st, rear"
As this address close st hand the policeman car
ried the man thither knock promptly brought an old
woman to the door, Krantz turned to assist his man
when drunksrd suddenly Strengthened up to his full
length selzns the officer by tue throat hurlei him
into the house. Krantz fell at full length into the mid
die OF rOom the door flew Shut the Old woman
vanished and thTec with clubs and pistols spraba
from dark OF the chamber As ne reclaimed
feet Krann struck half dozen blows over tne
head aud body Staggered with pain the ocer was st
able to produce his pistol He lrei without hestauon
heavy bodies fell to the floor.
4 wild scene follow we'd. Pistol shots began TO ring
from The flashes came from tue level OF
the floor and officer responded by drccLlng MS shos
downward Into the darkness By preeoneeftsd sianss %
ment the had thrown themselves upon ther
stomachs and were hring upward. Tie no Sc OF tho
fusade reached the ears or Onlcer Gnstais'n Two
blocks away and guided by the sound, he reached tho
scene The door boted; he cried out. lie hesrd
Kranz reply through the rattle OF arms appealing ior
help ....--- -, d, ,..,.-, A..
Gustafson the door of lis hinges and DASHED IN
The shots the and the three nen nsde
rush for safety. GustafsOn fired the face of the
rsi man aud fell back though wounded lhe Two
oft the remaining villains and desperate
fight folio we'd. The neignborhood Dy that Time Vas
aroused and several citizens came 10 the AID o, ,ue
policemen. Tue would-J. murders OF krantz were tnen
oyerpowered without further delay. AT the Last Chi-
cago Avenue Station they gave the names OF lnoWas
Cronin Patrick Hsaley and Francis Mccarthy Al IN
yenory OF the results found the walls anu noos OF ths
house rdde1 with bullets Onicer hrdnL was psuIseo
and cut In many places and Croain and heaiey we're
beaten almost beyond recognition. ,..
The three men we're arraigned before Justice kerstsn
this morning charged with assault with intent 70 si
and their were continued Ten dsysI 70 give '"s
| nolica tme 70 reveal the conspiracy.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
THE PLUMBERS STRIKE UYsETTI

conference held yesterday between the mas'
ter-plumbers and the journeymen Each side asserts
that the other made the first overtures A long dis
cussion held, but 10 decision was reached. and
the conference ended with the strike apparently a.
far from a settlement as ever. The journeymen re-
fused absolutely 70 withdraw the demands in regari
apprentices and masters would treat under no other
conditions. Strikes Will be orlercd 10 day on tho
Equ table and Washington build ngs.
NOn-union plumbers. s-btters and electric w.ro
men are employed on the house being built for Cyrus
W. FeH's son in Fast Twenty first St, and tho
Ioarl OF Walking Delegates OF the Building Trades
have resolved Orler all union men OF the building
day.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
GUARDING TALLY.sHEETs IN INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. S-The first step
looking ty an investigation OF the alleged tally
sheet frauds in this county was taken to-
day. Tho United States District Attorney
stated In court that the business OF the court
was I'm such shape that could not call the
of tho Grand Jury to the matter until next week ano
by mutual agreement OF the parties Interested all the
tally sheets and other papers relating to the late cleo
ton In Marion County were transierrea 70
tho custody OF the clerk OF tnS oni,ra ,Sa
States Court, 90 as 10 precnuo tno
posbIty OF further tampering with them The papers
were photographed and inventoried, and locked in
vsuIt 10 which are two DOORS Noble G. Butar CLERK OF
tho Federal Court rep carried one key ana conplns
tion and Tarple Dem) the other ana
neither can enter tie vault without the help OF tne
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
THE u.yBArTAy sAFEAyD SOUND

GREENPoRT l.. l., Nov. tSpecab.-lho
United States Revenue Cutter attain, which was
rspor,ed TO nave sunk lust outsds OF NewHsven hat
bor I'm heavy storm yesterday morning. arrived here
late yesterday afternoon u good condition ana with all
the crew in good health. After fow slisat damage
susained during the had boon repaired tho cutter
started on an extended cruise to- lay. ..s
No Las tban four pe TO having seen ths
cutter suddenly disappear The signal service observer
ar Nav SAYS the wind was blowing from the
nj the rate Of forty miles hour when tue cutter
weighed anchor and steamed out into the SOUND appa
sntlv ess OF danger signals hosted oh the
New Haven Lighthouse II Is presumed that when the
man on oyster Point lost sight OF her she wA In face
from by the lighthouse and breakwater.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
THE PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY.

The Progressive Democracy he name taken by the Henry
George party going work earnest in the matter OF re-
organzaton Already many of the election districts nave
organized In the lid Assembly Dise' propoeo
10 have clubs parts OF the district so that the young
men NAV be kept the gn-mills and instructed IN te
duties OF citizenship. central district cuD VIII also De
formed and will have where billiards. domlnOes et,
NAV be played by the members 1t proposed IN ts nsct
10 district Delegates w Oe sent 10 IN
Ass,mby District Committee and this VIII elect 1eles.'es IS
County Committee The same plan VIII oe ~
othr dstrcts Every Will be made To elect as many
dcepates as possDe Constitutional Convention.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
MIR. GLADSTONE on BULGARIA.

to the kilograms OF Bulgarian Deputies says:
My opinions and desires concerning the enlah
cipated or autonomous provinces OF the ottoman
Empire have always been the same s, Inc
| consider to be intended for their own use
and benefit and It not proper that they shOuId pe
handed over in whole or part TO any body else IL
was q noble act late Car to obtain the freedom
OF Bulgaria, but II she Ia 10 ian ihtV ~
the act disappears cling 10 the hope that tue present
Car will br faithful 10 the TRADITIONS "alch oa.hou
honor And errtItude for his lanented predecessor
nave never thought IL my duty rase my voice on the
present occasion, because believe there Is no "
Of nupion I'm England on the subject aud no reason 10
doubt mat the sentiment OF the Nauon 10 IanIuy rev
resented IN the councils OF Europe oy Lord iuieseien
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
FIRE IN THE GRAN CATHEDRAL.

NARROW ESCAPE OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT MOD
ERN BUILDING IN HUNGARY.
GRAN, Hungary, Nov S.-A fire has occurred
in the cathedral here destroying several pictures anu
damaging the interior badly The cdhce hai harro"
escape from total destruction This cathedrai 10 con
sidered the most mag n,ncent modern building in Hun
gary
The cathedral was completed and embellished py
Cardinal j. sImor Archbishop Of Gran and Primate OF
Hungary who last month celebrated the jubilee Oh n.s
ordination IIo has lavished money upon IL wltnoue
stint, spending In the last year alone Woro 'u""
81, ,OO0. 600 for furniture aud decorations
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
odore Ksatnge was arrasned to-day aud was sent back
to jail to await trial
THE SMALL SALARY MOST GOT. :

BERLIN, Nov. s.-The Leipsic Gericht Zeitung
publishes letter from Bruno Reinsdorf, New'fork
Socialist to tho convicted compositor Drobner stating
that owing to Of Most and schsnck the Fret
he will bo transferred to NewJersey. He says that
the authorities In America ale worse towaru Anarcnsu
than are tho German police that the Anarchisu are IN
bitter of money, aud that Most edited ana man
aged the Freihet for $5 week.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
SELLING HIS INTEREST IN WIFE AND CHILD

LANCASTER, Nov. s (SpeciaD.-Six years ago
James Gallagher deserted his wife in this city lie re-
turned home several months ago to ind that MS "Io
was living with another man, Benjamin +. hien' 70
whom she had been welded To-day the TWO mon
s.ttled tho matter Gallagher agreeing TO pay Nom
o.r,.ir ann OF money Kiehl IN turn surrenderlng an
ea, ,o tho furpiturs in wltcs house also the vic
and his own child to Gallaghsrs keepns tne w1
ar..no 10 care for the child though ~ was ~ V
~. syreement was drawn up by Alderman me"S""
and 10 now satisncd-
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
rp.ourNrs OF CABLE NEWS

OF NhA'f1h|
ROME, Nov e.-It 10 Officially aDnounoeI tua' sIna
ment will be convened November 25' inere VIII DC
no speech from the throne.
MUNICH Nov. s--Princs Jaime, the eldest son OF Don
Carlos 10 again critically III with fever.
BRRIIs Nov. 8-The nuptals OF Princess Elizabeth
NJ sax Neimar and the Duke OF Mocklenourg have
taken place In the palace chapel at Meimar. Among
th.se prsscnt we're tho Crown Prince Frederick William
aud tho Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Vladimir Oh
Russia
DUBLIN, Now e.-Arthur Mereton, alias the Rev. inc
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
IxnrcrMENTs IN The CYPRESS ROBBERY CASE

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 8 Especial.
Damsel and Robert A. Fullerton appeared before
tho grand jury to-day and, upon tho testimony they
submitted three indictments found tho express
robbery CASE tho messenger Indicted
Tho charge said to be conspiracy Another indctmens
ia against ono jun Cummings Tho name OF the tniru
man is secret Mira Root the messengers mothcf tn.s
morning appeared Ia the circuit Court aud neu peT
tiou for writ Of habcas corpus In oehaI % nes ,h
sets forth that FotheringhAm 10 conn"se nnv - sS
Southern Hotel by the Adsms na"sss .r, arSsssSs
NOS. m a. tha 10 Illegal fho Court eosrS1
the vrit to ssue rsturpAbis tomorrow inoannE ~
ao sss ,.s iii appear IN court and be discnafkeu u9
nee Ia r.srresred on cspias from tho criminal
court
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF NEW-JERSEY.
THE DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY FOR GOVERNOR S,O63
THE LEGISLATURE.

THE LEGISLATURE.
The official returns of the recent election in
New-Jsrsey have all been fled with tho Secretary OF
State but the official has been completed I'm oil
the counties The for Governor declared by the
County Boards OF Canvassers is given below with the
official vote for Governor IN 1888 The State Canvass
ara will count tho vote on che 23d instant The total
vote this year 16 is 2414s greater than the vote
in 1885, and the Democratic plurality 5000 is 12o4
araater than Governor Abbetts plurality in 1859:
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

ASKING FOR ANOTHER TRIAL FOR TITUS
TRENTON N j. Nov 8.-Argumehts were begun In the su
preme Court to-day by j. O. shpmah anu son 10. nc" s
Tor Jantor James tus the convicted murderer Oh lo
Smith,
DEFAULTING PENSION CLERK sENrENCkn
PIITsBUR0 Noy ssamue OIL X. Gay. the defauitlng che
pension clerk pleaded guilty TO twelve ndctme ~
aud orgsrs was sentenced today 70
imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
prrIrRys FROM CONGRESS DISTRICTS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-COngressman Frank Law
ler sm) s reelected the It'd Illinois District Inc
orca canyass was completed this evening He has six
more votes than his opponent-Glesson UNITED Lapor'
CHAhLEsroN. w. Va. Nov. s.-snyder Dem.) 10 re-
elected to Congress from the lid District.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
DECAY OF A BRITISH COLONY.
If ENGLAND DOESN'T LOOK AFTER JAMAICA III
ISLAND MAY LOOK TO AMERICA.

IL ENGLAND DOESN'T LOOK AFTER JAMAICA THE
ISLAND MAY LOOK TO AMERICA.
PANAMA. Oct. 31-Advices from Jamaica
The decay OF thus colony, which was once caiieu
'the brightest Jewel In the British Crowd, may DO
gathered from the following figures, which sho" NO"
sugar the great staple OF the country has deoloa III
cultivation during the periods named. The NUMBER OF
estates In 1882, 653 1si7 5l3; 1879 no. anu
1884, ls9 In reference to this decline and the gene
raj impression prevailing, Michael saomon proini-
nent member of the Legislative Council and largo
landed proprietor, proposed the following resolution
ReSolred, That the Legislative Council OF JAmaea,
assured tnat the continuation Of the Dountes W
ioresn Governments to producers of Deetroot susar
must before long prove runous to the cane sugar in
dustry OF the West Indies and OF very large nuuoc Va
tho Inhabitants or this Island. this Council trusts i
Exceiency tue Governor will, in view OF the proposou
conference on tho bounty question: bring these %
the notice OF Her Msesty's Government anu sohc,.s W
that II such bountes not shortly dscohunuou .no
Island DO permitted TO make arrangements win tno
United Statos OF North America with the sister Ooony
OF Can da on the bssis OF reciprocity la order tns our
sugar proiucts now seriously auected Dy the bounty
systsm In the English market, may find favorable OUT
let nearer home.
The resolution carried unanimously but the Gov
remarked that there very little chance OF It's
having any practical effect
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09

CHARLESTON g. c., Nov. s-Returns from all parts OF
the With District doubt of the election to Con-
gress OF Colonel William Elliott. tDem), over Robert
smalls RepJ by majority Of 500 to l,oOo This re,
suit ia due 10 negroes staying away from the polls ana
to q vigorous ID emocratic campaign.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
WARNING THE SOCIALISTS.
AN ORDER BY THE LONDON COMMISSIONER
OF POLICE.
NO SERIOUS TROUBLE EXPECTED TO-DAY AT THE
LORD MAYORS SHOW.


LORD MAYORS SHOW.
(Br CABLE TO THE rRrBUNE.1
Coprrfghti 1886 North american cable Tevs CO.
LONDON. Nov S.-Sir Charles Warren the Com
missioner Of Police, issued the following order to-
day:
No person, unless forming part OF the Lord May
ors procession. shall be allowed to deliver any pup
lie speech or exhibit placards or banners In any
eueet OF thoroughfare through wnich me LoIu
Mayors procession passes. or IN Trafalgar Square,
in any other street thoroughfarc leading to OF
IRON or IN the vicinity of the route OF the Lord
Mayors procession.
From this it will be seen that 1T is evident that
any incendlary demonstration by the Socialists
will be promptly suppressed. strong detachment
the First Life Guards will be sent from Windsor
early tomorrow morning for the purpose OF assist
ing IN the preservation of order during the LORD
Mayors procession. The detachment which is 10
consist of about $50 officers and troopers Is to par
ade shortly after o'clock. The soldiers Will DO
armed with sabres aud carbines and supplied with
the necessary ammunition.
torchlight meeting of the unemployed was held
on Albert Embankment this evening at when the
largest number OF persons present at any Time was
500, made up TO q great extent OF casual pedes-
tIians, and so far could be judged II inciuueu
comparatively few either of the out-of'worK CLASS
or of active supporters of the Socialist propaganda
SeVerai speeches were delivered III uelehco vi '"0
views held by the Social Democrats. aud desperate
appeals. were made to the workingmen to attend
tomorrow afternoon on Trafalgar Square to back
up Socialists in insisting on their right to make
demonstration in spite of all the brute force that
might be brought against them. The result, IL was
saId. would he the beginning of a new social reVo-
luton and OF O war of determination against
the scoundrels who have robbed the people
of all that makes life worth living. large force
of mounted and foot police patrolled the embank-
ment. 1t is not expected now that there VIII DO
serious trouble anywhere tomorrow, but thieves
aud ruffians innumerable will be ready to take ad-
vantage Of any opportunity that may present IL
| self for mischief
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
BISHOP DELANY DYING.

DUBLIN, Nov. S.-The Rev. William Deiany'
Bishop Of tho Catholic Diocese OF Cork, 10 dying.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
SOCIALISTS WILL NOT MEET TO-DAY.
THEY MAY TRY TO FORM PROCESSION AMI
M,pru To uynE PARK.

MARCH TO HYDE PARK.
LONDON, Nov. S.-The leaders of the Social
sts announce to-day that they have finally concluded
to abandon the idea OF holding meeting n trafalgar
Square to-norrow-Lord Mayors Day. They will prob
ably try to form procession and march ~ HYDE rark
The police will watch the routes west OF the PARK anu
will prevent the Socialists from gathering
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
ENGLAND ADVISED TO EvAcUATE EGYPT.

PARIS, Nov. S.-The Repubhque Francd'Se
says that In the interest Of cordial relations between
France and England. NJ Waddington has conveyea "
Lord Salisbury the opinion OF France that Ens's"u
would be we'll advised II shs would take the inl'iA'
and nx q date for the evacuation Of Egypt bsiore ~
Waddington was instructed to act shus NJ. DO - 49,,
sounded tho Cabinets Of Europe for their views % c,
proposed course Turkey and Russia IN nS Auatria
daily Endorsed Frances plan; Germany n,a xorahiy
maintained reserve, while Italy answsroo ""
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-27
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

The Santa Rosa Wooden Mills are work
ing overtime.
Work at the Newcastle coal mines has
started up again.
A COYOTE was shot and killed on one of
the principal streets OF Santa Barbara re-
Gently.
Marysville has laundry run by white
labor exclusively, and giving employment
to six persons.
A Judge at San Jose holds that healing
by magnetism is not practicing medicine
within the meaning of the law.
General BidweIl has decided to discharge
the Chinese on the Rancho Chico-between
forty and fifty in number-as fast as he can
get reliable white men to take their places.
The Salt Lake Tribune of the 10Th said
that not an orange was to be had in that
city, as all the shipments over the Central
Pacific were for Eastern points, and that
city was left out.
A California lion attempted to cross the
track in front of an Oregon and California
train near Albany, the other day, and was
hair was found on the pilot of the locomo-
tive when it reached Salem.
A San Bernardino hunter, while in the
lHOuutdiuo IcCciitiy caught SfSut Oh u lion
crouching for spring at him. He hastily
fired, the bullet striking the animal while
in mid-air and killingit. 1t measured over
eight feet from tip to tip. and weighed over
100 pounds.
Last year Colusa county built fine iron
bridge over Stony creek, but during the
present season the course of the stream
has been SO changed that the structure is
entirely useless. The water is now running
on each side of the bridge, and it cannot be
approached nearer than several hundred
yards.
The Austin New Reueille says that
Frank Dixon. while cutting logs for the
Manhattan Mining Company, came across
a freak of nature. He cut the trunk of q
tree, which was a foot in diameter into
slabs, and was surprised to see limb of
mountain mahogany running through the
center of it. The pine had grown COM
pletely around the hard wood and imbedded
it as solidly as if it were q part of it. How
1t got there is mystery.
The Perkins Baldwin jury. when they
went out last Friday. took one ballot TO as :
certain how they stood. This was unan-
imous for the plaintiff. They then bal
lotted as to the amount of damages to
award her. The first ballot cast to settle
this showed seven votes for $250,0O0 and
one for $4,000. The other four were for
from $4,000 to $4,000. On the second
ballot there were eight for Sl5o.0O0. The
$4,000 man would not vote at all ON the
second or third cast. 1t took four votes
to get the twelve jurors TO agree to the sum
finally brought in of $4,000.
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MINING NOTES.

Taylor mining district, Nevada, has been
doomed to such an extent that numbers of
miners are there out of employment.
Prospecting has been renewed at Jack
sonville with increased ardor, now that a
quartz mill is soon to be established in that
town.
Sulphurets from the Amador Queen mine
at Jackson, Amador county, are being
hauled through to Suffer Greek, where they
are reduced and the gold extracted.
There is considerable excitement in the
mining districts of Churchill county. Ne
vada. 1t is expected that some healthy de-
velopments will be made in | Y l. district
this summer.
The Tuolumne Independent SAYS Avery
rich strike has been made in John Snyder's
claim at Browns Flat, on Bald mountain
Some 81 500 were taken out, one piece
weighing $500.
The Uncle John mine at Spanish Dry
Diggins, Ell Dorado county, is coming to
the front as an excellent producer. A small
mill will soon be erected to work the ores,
which now run from $50 to $50 per ton.
Jack Jolly has struck good thing in
silver-bearing lode. which he discovered
south of Moose creek, near Butte, NJ. T.
The vein is twenty feet in width, and car
ries from fifty to sixty ounces in silver with
traces of gold.
The Walker Lake Bulletin says: An
other development has been made in the
Lapanta, the rich white quartz which APP
peared on the surface. and which is the
best in the mine, now shows in large
body in new place.
Some of the citizens Of Soledad are ex-
cited over the reported discovery of gold
and silver near that place. 1t is located up
the -gulch which starts near Carnahan's
ranch house, some three miles to the east
of Chalone Flat, and runs right back to the
hills. 1t is reported that strip of country
four miles in length has the same gold
bearing appearance.
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