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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

TL,s total of $22I added the amount already col
ected tnrouxb tni: o9e source: make. msses 2 tos. %
sud S5OO will 10 sent t0"dsy usvcr saw sAtd
Father Msous, such noble array OF workers as have
tain great crowds 0f lrishmen by any meaps snd
never before saw such . liberal Response Ducreut
shAaes Of politicians have helped W., DsmocAts Ano
Kepu uvcans alike but lot ~ give nouor where honor
10 due say IIAt FROM the ranks Of the kspuolic.n
party have far received tho largest subscrpuons
Father 81. J. Malone presided ut meeting of 81 Co
cilia Branch st No. 80 Horbertst, Br00klva Pstrck
Criliy WHO dsrxAo 70 tne oenIs ~ CoanS, n y, @ ~
sent ireland the hight nad IN reality. ony 'eRuu SUI
might protr.oted FOR year, After adrssss. w cunt
TnoM.s ]. U'suilivsn presided at . mneunx Of the
Hall Hudson aud DesbrVsses.st, ~ hear tns eYolN
the org uiz~s uppviUtsd " dneren districts
ward aud 10 MAKE srrange U. MS ior tao
National Convention at Ch,caeo. Arthur ksursv. wuo
turned In $lvO that no had Collected himse va:
ixIiy thauxcd, aud Secretary fatrck McCartnsy
reported having forwarded to Treasurer Kennedy VI
me Munlcp.i Council 800 lat Tuesday, snd said an
other 800 would w turned n to.lnorrow svsnuA. q,
Dsyitt Branch No lS5 whcn took psco ~ the mAh ~
taChed ~ tne Churcn VI Tue HOY In.ocSs s -
took tne nsmss several new members Aua suosehp'
tIons amounting ~ $50 were handed IN
Ldvxr,i Mvvnhau cnAtrmA0 or tue meeting 0x
the meens Oi Psrns Brsech No. IL which wAs nol 10
the bnarm nt Of 81 Bid cts Church, TempknssquAfA
sp.sehes we're @sS: oy ns snI
All the brADches are now buoy arranging Ioc she eso
ton Of !hsr de!sxatSs 70 saS Sn.SAxy ,..s ~
Cn,ied Ireland aud Ok u. r. for County ryrous. vu
arrive her~re within ten dsya .. deefa.ec ~ Me Svn
of the MuEicipAi Coanc aud Gsner~l Aioh~e ksrvies
the ststs VI the League ~ ~ Snoeher na so
mitIee, which 10 Patrick Eg.Ds commiss.e ~ sns.ss
should rscclye then, ati remsIus unssttIeo. hsea'
Whto General Korwin has written NJ. k1eo. ssy'uS ~
viii take no further steps until hs hesss trew him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
TIE TRAGEDY At CAPE SABINE.
coyNELL,s STATEMENTS PRONOUNCED FALSE DY
FRRDERICKs.

CONNELLS
FREDERICKs.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 25.-Recent state
meuts msdo by Maurice Connela member Of tho Greely
expedition we're to-day shown to Julius r Fredercks.
0 member of tho expedition, who 10 now engaged
In business in this city. Tho siatements Of Connell
wore to the enect that was doubtful II the American
nag WAS really placed further north than tho English
nag that Greedy himself suspected OF stealing tho
food that Henry and DIR. Pavey were falsely accused
of doing so Groely caused Henry to DO shot
for an offence which he condoned In Others
To reporter of The Journal Frodercks said
with some warmth Tho statements arc almost entirely
false myself Honry stealing food on throe dner-
en occasions and the party demanded bis life on three
different occasions bsforo Greedy wsuld allow 1t to be
taken. Henry was prisoner during tho greater
part of the winter because OF his thofts
ana tho guard was takcn away from him
only when 90 many had died that It was impossible
TO guard him longer I am satisned that Dr. Pavey
stole some OF the food and Whistler that
he had done so Some OF tho men suspected that
oreey also stole fooa. but nosody had any direct sv
truth tho state that Greey condonsd the
Tho statement that there 10 doubt Of the party hav-
up S 1as
We % found the record: Of .n. ,n. a.4 Ensl,:a
.. d: and u.Ss n
ob:erv.son' a. the highest point reached oy them were
reduced By Edward Israel. Astronomer OF tne party
and who was educated at Harvard and
Berlin. and / don't SEQ how ,hsrc would
bA any mistake ab0nt It. AZ to the
mutsied bodies he knew just as much - the rest OF
He says he was unconscious and didn't know any
thing about It. I know that he was unconscious for
only about hours before the rescue don't be.
leve that any Of the survivors know VINO made tho
nutilations unless It ono who used the nesh Tor
"What do you consider tho motive of Councils state
mentsr
"Isuppose 1t 10 jealousy. He had unfrsndly word,
wss promoted to the rsuk Of serseant On the way
back TO CApo Sabine no made come threats against
Greedy ana for doing % reduced to the rank OF
private This Of course made him mad. He was al
wars sort Of an obstrnctionist"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
A QUIET DAYAr OONEY IsLANn

The threatening skies kept many at homo
Yesterday who would have visited Coney Island he
suu had shone brightly but nevertheless every sest 10
front OF the music stsad at Brighton Beach Hotel
"a. oce,pied n tue afternoon and ooacers "
Capus's 1th Regiment band Al Manhattan Beach
sod tho Oriental Hotel there we're comparatively 'ew
transient vist0 T. Tie permanent guests ~ e.ch VI
Il.s hotels a uumerona The Rev. Dr. " u InsnLs
of philn lei uus la the moi nine II t.o
paviliou at Manhattan Beach GilMoro ccnduc.ea& & as
cnsrrrariOnai siuxtns, The Warren u. AIoots Ciuns
c,n)SssL of ~muivycs Of . Bio kyn 8rewery and tae
scnnovrr Cab oi Mo'rssni Visited the slsua ana we
memt ers 0i the former ecgnse1 " & tS's'' " PsS'~'
or the stnniler hotels ~ tho West Euo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
TRYING TO INITIATE BRODIE.
A BAxTER-sT. BOY READY 10 JuxP.

HDYoUNoER B1orHKR WARNS THE PoIICR--9p1uDs
ixo TIE NloHr IN 4 PoLIcx STATION.
The 6rst imitator Of Brodie, who successfuIly
jumped non shs Bridge % Friday. was fsusd ysssssS
day 10 Henry Sweeney. aes ssvsutsea. g Ne. 1t9
Baxtsrst Aftss rsadag ee Bsediss tees hs We Ard
With amhittee 70 equal L. sEd msds up he nsnd 70 ~
Last evening Hs lsfS his home abous Sslssk wish
yeuseer brother Casiss 49, foursss aad thsy wsksl
down 70 the Bridge On rsaohing ~ sassaaes shsy
started along the promenade The younger hrssA.
ous for Henry - hs he'd talked sbous
jumpise from the Bridge. and hs tried - pse.
susds him 70 70 bsck. Bot Henry went On sad Vhea
near the NswYofk tower he oinbsd trussss
Of the rsroad track and down - the south roalv ~
Tne younger brother hadne that hs sesd net cell ~
brother back ss full speed 70 the tower vhses -
met Policeman Kane.
"A man down there 10 going 70 jump o." TIE ~
shout>d pointing to the roadway The policemen m
to the nearest lsmppost who're plank spsnosd ~
truss, and erossiag climbed down 70 the resdr
vay But the little boy lad bsstsa hin
and found his brother he'd taken IL hb
eoat trouasr and white SHIRT and vas usfastsninG bic
shoes Tue stle fellow rAbbsd him by the ls9 bat The
elder brother too strong for him 70 hold ssd
pullpR him toward the railing when the poiiseoan -.
peared and arrested him.
The prisoner taken TO the Bridge Police esasios
in Brooklyn. When Sergeant Phillips Qusstionsd hin
he struck an attitude and ssid:
my father 10 very poor and I wanted % mako somo
money for the family. thought that I could bsas
Brodis and make more money than I could in aay
other way and % set my father up IN busnesA" TIE
following letter was In young svcsusys pocket -.
drcssed TO "ME and Mrs Sweeney. No. ll3 BaxtsrsG:
NEw-YORK July 23. SO
III be drowned my name 10 Ed dwsrd swesney. while
trying to beat Brodis. an lost pleass inform ny
psrenta Ny address 10 1l3 Baxterst. New York Cay.
HEN
When asksd how he expected 10 ees ashore II hs he'd
dropped from the Bridge yoAux sweeney said 10 shouskt
he could SWIM He worked 10 the sash and blind factory
Of Bradley Curry, ss Huison and sprinssts He wss
taken the York Street Police Station and locked
for tho night The father vss seas for
and went to the Bridge Police Station. Hs
said: Henry little troubled 10 the heal, bus hs
was always good boy. He has been much interested
reading about Brodie aad thought he could beat him.
was n Jersey with the younger boy to-day. sad
when GOT homo Henry was just going out
] told Charles to 60 with him. Henry
10 the support Of the family can't work and tho other
boy 10 too young. They oil the children I hsvs.
though had fifteen I servei sixteeu years In the
United States army I don't want any money got by
jumping from the Bridge" Mr. sweeney appeared mucA
grieved ~ plight his 10 and said Vas The
nrst time in bis life he vas ever 10 station house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
GRAND ARMY MEN BETOND THE MISSISSIPPI

ST. LOUIS, July 25.-Between 5OU and 6UO
members Of the Grand Army from New,Jersey, Dela-
ware, New.York Vermont New-HAmpshire. Massachu-
setts Indiana Illinois and Michigan arrived here yes
tersy loft last night in two special trains-oue By
tho Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific and the other BY
tho Chicago and Alton and tas Topeka sud Santa F6-
for San Francisco About afty members OF st Louis
Posts also loft night with General John Nc.
Nell commander Of tho Department Of Missouri at their
head They will mako special forts 10 have b. Louis
chosen - tho place Of holding tho encsmpment next
year. -. -. ..
TOPEKA Kan. July 25.-A special train OF thir con
with tho ONO delegates reached here q ?. iL
yrsterdsy and midnight. Tho party 10 headed
by General A. L. Augor. department commander. ana
General J. ii. Ko0ntL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
FOB CAUSING TIE DEATH OF his WIFE.
ARRIsr OF DRUGGIST In CINciNNArf AyT8R
THREE MONTHS or MARRIED LIFE

ARRIsr OF A DRUGGIST IN cINorNNArr AyTIR
THREE MONTHS or MARRIED LIFE
CINCINNATI. July 26 (Speciah
winklsmsu druggist to-day arrested b. order of
the Coroner the charge Of having the death
OF his wif only about three months after her marriage
This afternoon hs released on bond Of 5000 u
10 said that wukleman married his wife solely 70 est
possession Of her property. 6ns gave him 900 In
United States bonds inst before their Wedding and that
he meant that she should have heir disturb
him in the enjoyment Of the money. and was pleased
whom she died, Her maiden nsme was Emma Miller.
Hor father mother and sisters had all oied and left her
alone with property estimated at about e17.000
few months ago she met wenkleman and fell in love
with him. She was quiet aneotionats girl Friends
advised her against the marriage but to purpose
Two days befere the Wedding she gave him package Of
$4,000 IN bends No having insisted that she should
eonvers property into those securities. He bought
out HE brothers drug spent money laNshy.
neg,ecting his bride for other women. On July
she died Of blood poisoning the result It altered OF
malpractice on his part Hsr relatives were not in-
when she almost unconscious 4 nurse had been
called only two days before. Tho wife had expressed
vish mako . viii but Wa surrounded By her hos.
bands relatives and hindered from douR Her body
was buriod tho Walnut Hs Cemetery snd the grave
was solidiy oemented 30 that It could nos be es.y
ct last wont to the Coroner with their suspoons
with the result that winkemsu to-day erreeted.
The body will be exhumod and postmortem examna'
ton NADIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
DAMAGE BY BAIL IN DAKOTA.

ST. PAUL. July 25 (SpeciaD.-Dispatches to
The Pioneer Pres xve accounts OF very destructive
hastorm Last night In Dakota and Minnesots. At May
vile the storm Of Friday 10 reported to have
destroyed 100000 scres OF grain. The storm
tho VILLAGE Of st. Thomas, D.k Il divided into
two parts, ono travelling westward and the other
part ournsyus eastward This storm destroyed every.
thing its path from 81 Thomas across the
Rad River into Minnesota, four to six miles In width
the damage from the storm is incalculable
ct tho presens time. but viii reach $5o0.oO0
tirsiy oastituts. MxrshAl Counto. MINI. vas
also visited last night with - terrible
six mss vide. The storm began about two miles vest
OF Argyle and stretched across the towns OF Middle
Rver Alma Toldo and Comstock. ana perhaps fursher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

WATERBURY,, Conn.,, July z5 (Special).-
Chsrss Lock wood, tho murderer Of Matte Randall Of
Morris was found by two boys to-day hanging BY the
neck from maple 200 feet from tue house which
yesterday he broke for food He took his life
ana saved the indignant peopls the trouble. The dts
covsry wss the sguA for tho firing OF nsariy 600 sho
Over 500 persons Joined In the search this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
PoLITICs IN A LABOR DISPUTE.

RICHMOND, Va, July % (SpeciaD. l..
Roysi Who has boon employed rs counsel to prevent
IN. Knlshts Of Labor from boycottnG . nrm In the
.,,v has sent copy OF yesterdays Labor Herald TO
Judro H. l. Bond, IN Baltimore that he may decide II
that paper violate tho conditions Of tho inunc
,ous ssued last wesk tho Judge 70 prevent the pub
,,caton of the list Judse Bond decidss the
editor Of tho paper will probably be arrested Tor oon
,,nnt There Ia much excitement in the city, where
rSsre are about 6OOO Knights who favor the position
ssS.n by Ae Heraid rne Democrats not belongiux to
80 ,shor CHARGED with having begun
sSts var Ths gives the movo political feature
Snioh will aid strength 70 the Republican party 10 this
t.c,s sraastousl DistrcL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
sgJCrDS or AN UNKNOWN NAN.

The 9:3O q. m. train out OF Groouw0Vu Tor
nsv l.,.ua over tns Prespsct Park aud Coasy siAnd
Ro.a was gong q u speed S';~:s: Fr.Sss,.,S as ":
AUD threw hi9sef front of The engine.
Tue ,rA.u s.oppsd eot ~! p. u sns .sa 90 y.
snc .rucka Tue body VA cut tutO . aVzsu OF mSre
Mscss Tue nAxmAn st Cuurchs Laus noticed tue wAa
Inn IN the huvw, vut paid atlsut,oa " HIN ~ tse
Mace h Shs retreat wxik,p< vssWcsa fsravS
sni (,resu wool Thers isttsr 0e paper W we
Sriv neitusr Was she elOlhtug married.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
GAG LAW IN ENGLAND.
A SOCIAL DEMOCRAT SENTENCED.
,,,vwrNr pnEyExrs voR PROSECUTING SOCIAL
,srs-A TALK WITH WILLIAM MORRIS.

..v,vxMrNr PRETExTs FOR PROSECUTING SOCIAL
,srs-A TALK WITH WILLIAM MORRIS.
tBY CABLE 10 THE TRDUNK.l
c,ryrioM, 1885 NertA Amsrtco~ cdsts Mess u .,
LONDON, July 25.-William Morris the wen.
80 uo.t author Of "The Earthly Paradise ana oae
.t,n. ,ecoen d leaders OF the Social Democratic fso'
..,,on vas yesterday nned the sum OF one snin. ,0
.u,red obstruction Of street traac. caused oy ooo
.p.u,ar me s,,ne held in Bslss. on the Edesws.e
rvo welLkuown speakers OF tne
.crc arrested and committed FOR u'ea - ~.
std,c.ex Sessions. The steady increasing po~'.
=, ,ho soc,ai Democratic Federation ms.o'
,n,. nro,ecutiou whicn has been undertaken ~ 'as
co,erumert particularly important as mo"eu' w.
. Tory Administration 10 coming into powe1
..ried BY the Tory leaders a. an attemps ~ .. v
ropular prejudice in advance AGAINST tne no. .
rh,ch would bs Obliged 70 take up the prosecutor
.,h.r drop it At the risk Of irritating the m'ou''
...... or push W ct tho nsA
u,r, tha democratic messea Mr. MOTIFS Wv
"a. seen to-day by THE TRIBUNE corfespo"oeu ~
sh,rm,nE homo at Hsmmsrsmi'h. authorizes Wv
t,~ abatement of hrs views 10 regard u tno
.rhe police wsre beaten last year In tno'r aso"p.
nm, hovn our open air meetings. This year sooy n.
-n.-.a the attack It 10 . Government prosecutor
but they arc apxious to avoid tue 49,
a, ataexine opinions and therefore use 'ue
sharge Of obstruction - prete4s W 80
the socialist leourins in the streets II inc puoo
ha brought TO see that this 10 the case tosy ~.
II.
-, n.,,.cr,,ou bccause Of opinion. The soelshs~
ao M, v,.h to causs any obstruction OF poono usa0
ard they hold their meetings where sna' YOU. ~
avoided bot when the police essemo'0 "ssH us .'
80. At .urvelsnee the collection Of large crowds WIN
fair percentage of the awess elements the naturs.
sut Hence it 10 the police themselves VINO cause W
obstrucon they charge against To attack 10
cover Of police regulations u oowardly. our mse'k
are opsu.air opinions and published In our pape.~
IT, therefore, the Government desire 70 prosecute u or
..dtou they Will have no ditnoulty in ohta'o'ng svr
dance. We arc ready 70 face that issue. ous suon
prosecution would fail misersby. especially Sneer
Tory Administration for EnRlishmen oelieve sn.sn
better opinions to 6e freely nnn st
eg,ons and temperance meetings aud Jet Interfere
Sith socialist mestings There should Do IIceoo" ol
,nrecL irrespective Of the opinions enunciated A a..
"Tbe socialists are determined 70 forco the nEns ~
AeIau of their right TO hold meetngs ana pr0pseeN
their opinions without regard 20 the particular an
msnt which attempts to interfere with tnem IL ~ su
that 10 the elections their symathes
Inclined rather O the Conservative than the 0iadsonan
s.nd,atse owing 70 action OF Mr. Chtdore, wno y
Home secreory OF the late Governmen inSneo sn .ns
dpIeasure Of the working cassos et tho S"o VI 'A'
TrsfalCsr Square riots and subsequently,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
sAILoRs sHor IN A NUrfNY.

Boston, July 25 (Special).-Captain Church
hirs wife, OF LAmoins. Me-. has recsysd letter from
her husband ct the banks 70 the seot that
in mutiny board Captain Angus Niehoseu's vesse
the astsr SHOT one Of his crow dead and fatally
wounded Two other men. Moro definite information 10
AxpeotAd daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
A BoasxyIx BADLY sLAsHsR

Joseph Hmasai, . Bohsmiau. was tsrrelv
stabDcd and beaten IN . nshs q Pas brssk. y.
J., on Friday He wss brought y AsssiAa N Nswsn
saly Lass nishs. The nan sssrv a~sss
He face b . nsss sf ssssssssss 80 sssA
Ono eat sxtsnds from The eye hsee evss -
hsad - he bass Of ~ beosA ooesaFe
asss,lauH vss Fr,st Nasik Re eAue fevo osesoeq
vWh Frask'e sissrP asd Ws.esd - uassy - ~
tlssA ~ che lAss s.ssssse y? tsee es1AA - - -
6anam an1 W. hso>Aos easvea ~. - 49, ,...t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
SUICIDE OF A VETERAN.

LocKPORT, July 25 (Speciah.-RObert Hamil-
ton of this oity committed suicide his
by cutting throat with He IN tho
member of the 2Sth New-York Infantry and the 18th
Nev.York Cavalry. Ho leaves widow, an unmarried
and Two married dsughers No IL known for the
OF the rash act. his family relations wcre
pleaaaut but health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
A DESPERATE sfxrooLE w1ra 4 SxeRo

Peter White, . negro Of Mt. Vernon. was
committed 10 white Psins iail yesterday On charge
Of attempting to sin nis wife and 0nesr saat& White
occupies quarters in oil hotel oaisdn1 q sse NJ
Vernon. Mary Hamey. muiattc. left her huseand t9
le73 aud avAy win wutc.with wlon se hss " 90
ever snss, beving ~eeauy tu~n anrrsl ~ has. !eey
hal shs uu Ssturlny night a v1icL Mary sh0uted if
help Oicee ehuie touRd tha :rvup.e lockad ~ dreay
sm6sAeA was dssLirsd sn hin aad sho attack W.
Q vixssvus eaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
osuxngp BE1wsgx RAILROAD CARE

PErrRsBUR0 July 25 lSpeoiaN w. &. Lums-
as. an. Of tss vsaishess residents Of P~srsbars
erushsd Between The dspet of the
anal ws,aos RailrssA ysstsrday rscsivins Injuries from
vhssA ~ atsd as early heas the iuerninE He vaa
rm q srso tree vesks kssA He va sb0ut afty yesr:
n ~ I'D vns psssasss VI the ernevosns n.shanSse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
coppER FOUND IN rRE soUTHKEsC

COPPER FOUND IN THg soUIHwssE
LITTLE Rock, July 25 (SpeciaA. A.-The finding
Of copper mine In Boston Mountains. near Aarsha'
hss orvatsd excitement especially amosg persons inter-
estsd In MINING An assay Of specimens from the mine
xas made at ths place yesterday evsninE Tho orc 10
pronounced richer tnan that from Michigan copper
minea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

9. :ss ,a:s s' '. ..:s :sr'a .a.s II !.
aorn:a &. .!o.. n :. ;. dss .:.s &
ssr ps Of Ss d:ss How he esn:s. 90 ." oVss sSs
II wtll never be Known In this world can't 6finG ny
sslf e believe that te took HE own NE intsstonaly.
he may have leaned over and loss his baianss There
II was aw tu . have % break the news tie son He
INST us q he dock having come down from Newport e
General james n. Van SSU. Wss ~ ~. soc 81 ).
Van Aen, the hch New.YoFk merchant and his mother
wasa Miss Trumb Ill . member Of ths Connsstlcut
tnsmiy: Tne General Ns wealthy ani never devetsd
worthy example to other rich mso. He raised and
Vent 70 the tcas Sinssi Hs E Vas % sppoosss % y the
Governor OF New York 70 the rank OF
on April TO- 1882 and resigned July H. ls63 owi1s 70
Va in jans Iaea and on hs IIts Of tAat month ssusd
IN order dreetnG that all ne4roes In his department
or osss.wss should hoo % under TIE imms
beloved by the negroes and in many ways relieved their
fsgment equipped By him. the Van Alien Cavalry, wss
engaged IN pumerous important engagements
Tho following extract s taken from copy Of The U
orta Erpsss. Q little paper publishsd on shp-ooard
twice during ssch voyage:
DEATH or 0ENERAL VAN ALIEN AT SEA.
with prctound regret have TO record the melancholy
Esn %S sS. and ssnsmsn
,rsd 20 ssss :, usual H hi; Mr. s q.
search Of the ship was st once made ey
the unforunste gentleman had the
best health sprtshe reported necs OF bis son
sudden nt OF pros.raton he had risen dans hs
closing round him while the tempest sang it, requiem
over the ocean grave Of the unfortunate gentleman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
.RREsrAD FOR soYoor7IX0 IN sALsH.

BosroN, July 70 lSpeciaD.-The first arrest
for soyseux In Massachusetts, Was made on s.surdAy
.,o,us ous Of the strike aud lockout IN the Salem aud
p..hoAv tennseisa Peter Ao0rough. OF Lynn, and
wu,,sm B. OKesfe, member OF tho Common Council
At sslsu we're arrested. The warrant eharrsd
sh.u with eousparnx njursthe business OF Cnafies
TSsV vsre sdmistssi bs In el. 900 earh Both are
S"3Lsrs of tAo Executive Board os pstrsss Assembly
sSss vsitod ths shos fAetOsy st Pymouth esd veted
a. shs urvpsstoe, nformisR him that ha muss nos nee
sssscs1 thst through their agency The cseemAkeee
70 Qus w0rk unees Ne NE es TIE easess W.
scSppe6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
THROUGH NER-YORK STATE.
MANGLED BY A TRAIN

SYRACUSE, July 25 (SpecidD.-A freight train
from Blnghsmton the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western road due in this city 2:35 a IN. to-day, ran
over tho body OF young woman In the eastern part Oh
the city The head WAS almost severed from the BODY.
Tho theory is that II was OF suicide At daylight
tue body recognized ss that OF Mrs. Henry Raner
The young husband identified the body. He SAYS that
he did not wife leave the bod BY some the case
10 looked upon with suspicon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
UNCONSCIOUS wIra WO1HD IN HIS Ann.
Anthony Karling, age nineteen. was found

hv his mother In hs roew ~ No ~ ChStOu-st sse
o,sht living iu q pool OF be d ls fPOm srxe
sssu on his left arm near -lbaw. He useOs.
Srioua An smbulssee VA summoned esa hs 80
ssEru 70 BslIsvue Hospitai who're u feanA that
Srsuch Of ss rauiAl artery bed besu aei hes
ths boy nearly dead kessorativse PROVED ssseS
nat Wheu he became e0nsctous ~ rUiased " esAD
how no had received The injury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
NATURALIZATION OF TURKISH SUBJECTS.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, July 25.-The Porte has
ssued circular Governors Of the various prov
nces instructne enforce the law which stipu
a,ss that the naturalization Of Turkish SUBJECTS abroad
shall recognized Tho Governors are requested
In the event of the Turkey Of tho GLASS referred
to TO continue to treat Turkish subjes and not
permit Intervention In their cases The is:a
aDce of tho circular at ths time 10 mainly directou
against the numerous Americans returning from tne
UDed states as naturalized citizens Of that country
xaahinRtOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
rxRszzn,xo HE xoxsY OF A RAILEoAn

LOUISVILLE. July 25.-C. ID. Mckenzie.
bookkssper the Ashland cosl and iron Railroad ss
Ashsod Ky 10 missinx and has written to President
John Mons that he 10 short In bis accounts $4,000
ana that hs mas been making fAlso sntrtes fos
m. me- 10 conceal bis lie Oilers To straighte0
Out ,hs books He 10 suppossd to es In Cansda.