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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
CLEVELAND AND HILL
That Wrangle Over the Presi-
dency Of 1888.
HILL DENIES BEING 4 CANDIDATE.
A Sensational Story Published by ihs
Washington " Gazette" Saying
That Cleveland and Hill are
Like Cooing Doves,

WAsHiNeroN. Sept % The Sunday
Gazstfs publishes 20 day a document read
ing article under tie caption OF "slgnif-
cant, iE which il asserts that President
Cleveland and Governor Hill are in hearty
accord, and that the latter is not preslden.
Iial candidate. There has" the Ga-effe
says, been a good deaf of talk on certain
quarters aud not little parade
in certain newspapers over which
has been styled "a clash Of interests between
President Cleveland and Governor Hill.
IL has been asserted that the latter has THE
presidential bee in his bonnet and he il
deliberately trying his best 10 lift himself
10 the executive chair al the expense Of
Mr. Cleveland; all this aud much more OF
the same tenor has been said and published
unul quite pretty little hub
bub has been raised. The gazette Is
plessed TO announce that il has
the best authority Tor denying
IN toto the truth of these. or any similar
stories. and makes the contraction ia the
most full and emphatic terms. NO man,
the Gazette informant says. protests
more than Governor Hill against the use of
bis name in connection with the Presidency
by the small body of disappointed politi
clans throughout the country" Gov. Hills
ambi ion, according 10 the GGseffes au-
thOrity, Is TO keep the state of
New York. with all the decor
dant elements incident 10 the
politics aud large communities in the Dem
ocratic line, and TO run again for Governor
in 1855. He Is not, and will not be a caDdi-
date for President in 1883. He il yet a
yOnng man and be knows mo one, too,
knows better than he, that if public senti-
ment does not force the denomination of
Mr. Cleveland the next Democratic
candidate for the Presidency will
not be New York man. The
article concludes as follows: "Notwith-
standing the attempt to prove the contrary.
we are IN position To state unQualifedly
that Cleveland and Hill are working in per-
feet harmony, and in no manner can any
contest involving either one be brought
about in the newspapers. We repeat again,
and upon unquesuoned authority, that the
relations between President Cleveland
and Governor Hill are of the most
friendly character, and will continue
TO be so. There is no conflict of interests;
no want of harmony in the Democratic
party in New York, except such as are un-
avoidaoly incident TO purely local affairs,
which will not interfere with any national
questions or movements. Any calculations
based upon a different state of affairs will
surely come TO grief
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27


New York is to have four batteries next
season.
Detroi; has paid MsnninR'k salary rcgu-
larry since be va. injured and disabled 0n
Decoration Day.
Boston gave The Quakers a boosi towards
third place fhiiadsl pbis is nov only feuf
games beAis6 ihe Nes YORK giants.
The only league game scheduled for today
is Chicago a; Philadelphia. bui II is probable
the other clubs wlu play p0siponee
gaHlea.
Daniel DAILY. MIDDLE weight champion Of
the 81. has issued sweeping challenge
TO fght any American poeaisi - itt
reuods fighting weight
TIE sweepstakes Of fbe yacht race az Iol-
edo next Ifurtdsy between tie yschfs
Tanchon and Aiios Enristt ~ Toledo. and
sylvia. g Detroit. amount - $40.
~ The trial of the psuaeers - the CoDey
Island Jockey Club for SLOWING betting
OF their efcuuds lssi Saturday tie jufy
disagreed and ihe case vas d1opFFd.
Many ~ fbe oidsifne base bali PLAYERS
viii retire from tbe dian opt - sire end ~
this season More changes xiiI be made IN
ihe Chicago club tilsn Ia any Of The other
prominent cinbs
Whiffsker. of Chioaro. in q hiecie fsee
sesinsi time iasf F5idsy suaaf loo miles in
hours minutes sne - seconds. i,tztiue
ths world rtcrc tf hoef minutes end
Z second. 81 CTavfaEe essliie. ind.
Al tie rhfisdelp phis frtciIers srf disabled
eKre5si FeTGusan - aff. rftsinf i'.s pitch
ers Manager Wrttf found ons hafDed
strike f.ameiF - tie kineeton clnb IN
the kev 1o'k Sfate ienrEe He
prf.f.ai,ir be eneefed if.f flsf i.eiantsl q fbe
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Rev. Jehn Graham Commences lis
Second Year ftsfe = ifh Earnest
Christian DiSeoar<e.

Rev John Graham commenced tie
second year "a bis pasior@ls sF Fihe Division
81. n. T. church last night After tew
woris. expressing his pleasure al the ~
turn and determination a. o0Bifnne labor
ing f5r lbe Master. tie text 90 toe evening
was announced as AcIs N8yI - The
sfeakcr said that - most persons tie
words oi ihe text spfe2rea "a be sE0iisfieal.
bat that such Was nog The case, ueyatise
hr8gging words were not la keeping ~lin
the character 0f hin Who uttered them.
They were the simple words ~ one lHhued
with the spirit 81 Christianity. The cen-
trai thought of The discourse was hat
people should be altogether Christian and
occupy no middle ground in taking stand
upon the great issue Of human life. Moth
ing is 50 unsatisfactory as one who cOnuuu.
ously Is almost a christian, aud who tries
10 be Of God and the world IS nchronoussy.
such a one, Mr.. Graham said, Il cOI.siser
the most anomalous character / can ina
gine. There is good, there are true chris
lians in every church, and Jesus saves these
who accept him be they even Roman
Catholics. There must be some central
idea in every church and that Is, Jesus
Christ came into the world TO save sinners
and all VINO receive him are the saved. Ii
wOald be by far better ii the representa-
tives OF the various cIeeds would stop pick
ing flaws in each others belief aud get to-
gether TO worship Goo and save sinners.
The reality of mans religion may not be
denied because defects are found attaching
10 him. And Yet some men. ike Scotch
thistles, which prick IN every direction,
Judge religion and Christianity from
the defects OF frsil humanity.
The church is kind OF hos
pital where men are morally healed, and
too much should not be expected from the
patients. The true Christian should trust
in Christ and follow after him as pattern.
initiate him, and the fruits Will be saliva
ton, eternal life and ultimate Justification;
tor love TO God comes from trusting him
loving leads 10 obe,iience and obedience 10
the spiritual rewards promised in holy
writ. Let each do the best be can. and
trust God for the rest this constitutes IAN
altogether Christian
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
He KILLED HIS MAN.
Waltels :, Of the New Orleans
Item" Kills Joe Baker.
IN ELICIlOH DISPUTE THE CAUSE.
The Tragedy Taxes Place in Street
Car ard Baker Proves a Miserable
6hot-The Reporter Ua-
injured

NEs ORLgaSs. sept 26.-The primary
election Of yesterday resulted in tragedy
today. IN which prominent politician was
killed By newspaper reporter
Frank Walters, Of the C,sg ITEM, an even
ing paper. indI ged in some structures on
the part taken By The police in the contest
of the Eighth Ward. As be was on his way
down '9Wn in a street ear to-day he wa.
hailed by Joseph Baker. leader Of the dom
inant faction IN the Eighth Ward. who
inquired II lie Vas author of the
article Waters replied that be was, where
upon Baker called him liar. Waters re-
sponded with blow and Baker drew his
revolver Waters was only second or two
later with his weapon and his shot followed
Bakers almost Instantly. After the first
shot the two men backed away from each
other and Baker fired two more shots
Waters not responding Waters was unin-
jured, bat Baker received ball through
the abdomen and bladder and will probably
die 10 night
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
SPLIT THE L|MP|D AIR
A Baltimore & Ohio Locomo-
tive Explodes.
SEVERAL PASSENGERS ARE INJURED
The Rebound OF the Engine Telescopes
the Baggage Car-fhe Engineer
and Fireman irjUreo-Ihe
Latter vii Die.

BALTIMORE Sept. 26-The passenger
train on the Philadelphia extension Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad coming south
this evening, met with serious accident.
When the train reached point on Eighth
St, near Third-ave Canton, abou. o clock,
the locomotive, No. 776. exploded with ter
rife force. The train came To a sudden stop
and when the steam cleared away. Il was
found that the locomotive was ruined and
the force Of the concnssion was 80
great that the baggage car had telescoped
the foremost passenger coach. injunng It's
two occupants slightly. Their names
could not be learned Engineer
Morningstar of No. s53 Hanover-st.. re
ceived an ugly and severe scalp wound,
while fireman. Charles Lizer. was terribly
scalded snd will die. Had the foremost
passenger coach been filled with passengers,
the loss of life must have been great.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
GOBBLE0 A MILLION
A Virginia Canal Company
Cheats Uncle Sam
THEEE ElHlsil IHGgl no SIglH
Ffo~ the Scheme Mas Mo- ked- Lccss-
ness Apparent SomsNhere
IN 49, Treasury q
plrtn-nt.

CMlsao. sept ~ A Washington special
fo TIE Irb.a.e says. ~Yssisfc2y General
Rosecrals. tbe Resssss discovered that
there Ess nearly SssaO go due lhe Gov
eminent from a mou.apoi= ia tAis district
that has been dalnshinz lor nearly lag
ysars May so $50. al aet of Congress
sas approved erealag corporation 80
l4id canai from oe1r-et9xu f0 A.
eEaldTis. Va eltlc1tF being given
~ c4rry CD Pee -anle alfu,S the R0f0mac Dg
means ot ga 4f4eiuet The suA of one
hundred ihoasand dollars Kas donated b.
Congress fo Assist ln che work lu 1851
She secretary oi fLe Treasury xzs autaoriz-
rl t0 ilau $50 80 90 the cana. company
il ORDER Io e0mp ele the cana and bridge.
10 secure ilis .oau tHe corporate suth0u-
Ties ll A.eAaIdria Nsre required
o. deposit TIE stock held by ttem
.l tie canal company iu the hands
~ The Secretary ef tEe Treasury tie
same 90 b. sold n.ni when ia ais iud smenE
the proper TINE had arrived aud lhe gov
erameul lhus le re-im blr-ed flT tle lean.
Under Ibis aei ,Ae Jalisd Siaies paid over
% toe Canal Company ia 1897. Sl5Ueo in
1855. slto clo. bob 1888. $1,000. bur never
received any certificates of stock To i>ol.
lease Was entered into by The presi-
dent n The Canal Company b. which
al he eausl ard us works were based Tor a
period Oh nineig nine years al The rate %
$40 co Per year This lease ~as supposed
% have neen duly auihorizsd ty vote OF a
majority oi ihe stockholders 81 the COM
psnv particularly The corporate All
ihouiies II Alexandria the authori-
lies representing and voting the
sioCk which Was pledged Ca
lh~ Secretary of the Trsasury and upon
which the ioan of 500 coo hed been OBJ
famed forty years before. The lessees pro
ceecrd ss soon a. they had secured theii
Jesse % e1Eeud SCOUT s-5e eco in repairs
ana have ever since been enjoying a Let
profit of from Sl2 go % SIS 600 per aErun
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Base Hiis-CiDcinuau. q Biootiyn. s.
Errors-Cincinnaii. s brooklyn. 3.
Pitchers Mullen aud Henderson.
Umpire-Mc0uaie
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

a Tsfrible stofy fron -hsih5 viiis. Illinois
ssrtHYvt1E IT, sept -6-Wiliam
Reynolds a iarmer lgiug hse miles north
of lbis Place. has just loss bis child. SIX
months of see. in most terrible manner.
The infant was placed 10 ifs crib in room
occupied bv ifs parents A lady n an ad-
Joining room heard The ctiid CRY toward
u0rning. but supposing the parents were
sNake said nothing IN the morning Mrs
REYNOLDS discovered that her babe was
dead Rats. which sre very numerous
about the premises bad killed the child
snd literally ds-n1ded the bones Of the face
and otherwise terribly mutila.ed The body
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

audience witch had evideniiv made ap ils
Euina 10 II pieassd juasiag from ibs liberal
applause bestowed 1pon eAcl aud eFefy
number Qf ihs samex lai ienelhy prs
gramme il would re unfair q criticize
tie plaxiaE oi TIE Students Ifam masie.l
stana5.oiui. when q j. iaken inie oansider4-
non tAaf that the se1teflc play enurels b.
ear bot lhey pleas. 8 tie audience present
and ~ere very gracious in eckIoN le1einE
encores Nbich Hefe numerous Is little
more attention were EiFea 60 the expression
and Shading - iDeir selections fkf iack ~
which was more particularly uoficeatle u
the beautiful strains ffoia frags1ore. if
N0uid add much % iht pleasure given by
their paving Mr. Hazsy Aa'z shoNed
considerable skii' in his violin solo ald re-
oeised most hearty APPLAUSE
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

a Receiver Appointed IN Illinois fnr i's
Property There.
Cursso. Sept zs-in The superior Court
yesterday q r. Tvier. insurance Commis-
sionsr f5r Counectcut. Gisd a bili 10 have a
reesivsr sopoinied in this STATE Tor tbe
tharfer oas Life lnsufsoce Company. 81
Hartford vhrse president Bartholomew is
now a Fugitive ir Gsrafa. The company bss
rri tore snv business I'D Illinois far years.
trt lt owns real estate IN this Coos county
sslaed a. @Nl llo. srd has slaiHS sgai1s'
flinais people for sl- fo r. n Hammo1d
he sufs. 1an7s s1eur h lhnois. vas sp-
pointed receiver ard Esre ho1a n So tfu
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

f.ist 4enBessse snd S.sllhsssieFu Airsiniz.
nae-ec Hose. whose palerEzi uncle las
been president iof eight terms ~ leading
female summary 81 tlr4ilia aud
slslse tllse kilired have been
conspicuous ln the clergy gi Virginia anu
Tennessee oa4riea fFlil yesterday, egI-
IDENTIFY ln zrfal excitement. Shortly AFTER
she Fss seea te eat1r tle toilet room, and
lea-4lnfi tlere IlHf 81 hour ,gsplcious
Eere faapssl sn8 4 frs al0nenis Afterwards
a neHls born babe Nas seen % drop % The
-rlca Tie irllu sss 81 once stopped and
the infant recovered aul restored 90 lis
mother
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
The uhlieinc Defanlter.

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. 26.-Ietters have
been received from Mr. Bartholomew, dated
Montreal, saying that it was always his be
lief that he could liquidate bis own oblIga-
tions, and that it was bis opinion that the
corporations whose paper he was endorsing
would eventually make themselves. good,
meanwhile he loaned them bis credit He
offers to do all in his power TO help bis
creditors to realize on his assets. The hope
less bankruptcy Of the Hartford Silk Com
panv is shown bv its statement. The Union
Manufacturing Company's statement Is not
y II rnn1r
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
N.vada Kepuhl,csn STATE rieket.

CARSON, New. Sept. 2o.--In the Republi-
F. Fluffy was nominated for treasurer; /.
NJ. Corner, Tor secretary of State and J. +.
Hallack for comptroller. The convention
adopted resolutions cOndeming the pension
vetoes: upbraiding the administration for
neglecting the rights of our citizens abroad;
opposing the Presidents silver views. favor
ing a protective tariff. and The restoration
Of the wool duty OF 1867 Favoring un-
limited gold and silver coinage and restruc-
iion Of Chinese emigration.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
Ell PASO PEOPLE PLEASED
Fort Bliss To Become Strong Militar
Post and Headquarters

Fort Bliss To Become Strong Military
Post and Headquarters
Ell PAso, Tex. Sept. 26-The recent en-
broglio with Mexico in the Cutting matter
has called particular attention throughout
the country 10 the importance Of Fort Bliss
as center of Military forces in the south
west, and a supply center of the war mate
rial of commissary and quarter master
stores As one of the fiIst results of the at
tention thus called tue force at Fort Bliss
has already been largely augmented. Col.
Douglas, who is AT present in command,
will make it his regimental headquarters
The aCjGtant cOmmIssary and quarter mas
ter will also make their headquarters there
and post-trader has just been appointed
and Will open large store in a few days
Fort Bliss is one mile above FL Paso right
on the banks of the Rio Grande river at the
southern end of the canyon, which gives It's
name TO the city, and is capable of being
strongly fortified.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

The First social Sessi,s Of the Grand Rap
ids Lodge.
Grand Rapids Lodge B. p. o. Z, No. 4s
gave Its first social session last evening
at its lodge rooms in the Roy
al Arcanum Hall. The gathering which
was a very large one, was presided over by
Gus Williams. one Of the oldest kiks in
America. II is needless to say that the en-
lerfsinment was a delightful one, and
that il was witnessed bv a large
number of invited guests Prominent
among the features of the evening were the
selections given bv Prof. bswsons oTches-
ira. and The Hungarian Gypsy Students
band. The evening was altogether =
Jolly one and the local lodge
desires 10 render thanks - Mr.. Will
iams and eli who assisted in entertaining
the invited guests. The lodge i now in q
happy ard prosperous condition and vii
give social reunions sf regular intervals
during the Winter
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
FlRs FIENos IN MElNE.
Dastardly Attempt to Burn the Village
of Harrnonr

A Dastardly Attempt TO Burn the Village
OF Harmony
sKowHEGAN, Me, Sept. 26.-There is great
excitement in Harmony over the apparent
efforts of an incendiary to burn the town.
On Friday Ernest Wild's buildings were
burned; on Saturday the buildings of c. A.
Laughton, of Harmony, and John Dere and
Ethan Smiths buildings, in Wellington,
just over the Harmony line. were destroyed.
This makes six sets Of buildings burned in
Harmony since Monday, all in the day
time. At p. m. appearances indicate that
something like time fuse was used De
tective True, of Portland, has been sent for
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
Exnrsss Rohhsrs Caught.

DENISe, \. NJ. Sept. 26.-Harveys, who
was shot while pursuing the robbers of the
Mutt Station express robbery, died last
night. A posse captured two of the robbers
today, twenty miles from here. They are
Jim Gould and George Clarke, and also
have beene engaged lately in express rob
berries at Zspar Station aud from the King
ston coach. They we're taken 20 Silver City
to save them from lynching.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

GLOUCESTER, Sept. 26.-The fire which
broke out here early this morning and
threatened to develop into serious proper
ti0ns was got under control in time TO pre-
vent great damage The buildinss burned
are 277 Main-st occupied by Edward Hartz
as a carpenter. shop. and the adjoining
building occupied bv C. T. Grover. auction
eer. The loss will hardly exceed 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

LIVERPOOL. sept 26-Eaward Hanlan.
the American oarsman, arrived here today
in excellent form. and in full confidence
Of bis ability to defeat Beach should be
be successful in arranging . match.
Mrs. Parneil. mother Of the home rule
leader. arrived here Saturday She 9as met
on board the steamer By Mr. King the
Liverpool agent Of the National League.
and driven 90 the North western Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
ACl.veIand ramIIy oId Ladv.

sfzHvoFIzi.p. Mass. Sept 26.-Miss Olive
Cleveland Clarke. a relative Of President
Cleveland. to-day celebrated her 10ist birth
day. receiving calls from many relatives.
friends and neighbors Mrs Clarke is a
well preserved Old lady. reads easily and has
igi control II her various faculties She
expects 20 exceed her mothers age which
go fr1
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

NrwroHr, J sept 26.-Ena C. Hurl-
bart has applied for a divorce from her hus-
band. Henry A Huriburi. Jr. of New
York the grounds alleged being iBiempcr.
ance and nou-snpport. The parties belong
to prominent Nes York fsmi'ies
Il s. ssid shat tie famous Nic0ison d.
varce case bas been settled out 0f court.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

A keg Of beer IN = vheeibafrov wss found
standing on oftawa.st. near the J n g.
A building last evening and taken IN the
psirol vsRnn 20 police headquarters.
Although a number ~ spectators remarked
thar the of3 eers 81 hss3qusrsf-s would have
2 inbilee. a. 81 early bour this morning
ti.eg vere sii SHE - bold sheir respective
.,r.-ts..rS
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
a FOUL CAoo mUsOEs.
A Man Fours On on = Woman and Throw.
Her frofn a window

Her from a " inuoW
CHckG0. sept. z5.-About ? o'clock this
morning Jas. n ACCambriek came 20 bis home
at No. ~ Morgan st., and engaged in a
quarrel with the woman y ho passed as bis
wife Afer threatening Co shoot her be
poured ecii-Oil ga her linen and said be
would burn hsralsve. He ihen reached for
bis revolver and failing % fnd it, seized the
woman and threw her from an
0pen window % The ground eighteen
iset below. The Noman's back
Nas broken by the fall causing au injury
which Will result IA death. Ars Cline was
married % her husband tao ears ago and
until lasf July lived Wilh him Oh Cottage
Grove ave. lie then became So cruel
she could not endure him, and at last was
driven O. Mctam0nCk EhO offered her
shelter Mctanorick Is a rather good look
ing iell0N 5ui is brute when under the
influence % iquCr Mr.. Iiue is pretty
young woman - years 0i sge.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

a Farmer. His Wife and Daughter-in-
Law Killed by the Cars.

Law Killed by the Cars.
PR0vIDEScE. Sept. % About IL O'Clock
this morning a shocking accident occurred
On the New York, Providence & Boston
railroad, at the village of Paquonoc, Con-
neciicat Benjsmin Gardner, farmer. his
wife and the wife of his son, James, while
on their return from meeting in a wagon.
were struck by a west-bound express train
going at the rate Of fifty miles an
hour. The horse was killed and the
wagon demolished. Mr.. Gardner was
hurled forty feet from the crossing. receiv-
ing fatal injuries; bis wife was killed out
right, and Mrs. James Gardner died before
she could be removed The accident hap
pened at a crossing just west of a culvert, a
short distance from NOank. and as the rail
read is banked up at that place the engi-
neer, Charles Calhoun, did not see the party
until within ID yards of the crossing.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Ktvsas CRY. sept. Is 6-sssnlse Kemp
ner. young man who thought it funny to
mig ebestnut bell at The salvation Army
meeting. vas yestersy found guilty Of
disturbing The peace BY a jnry in Justice
W1rihen's court His fun cost bin JUST
S1s LID
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Bosrox Mass. Sepf B-The sam 81 a.
3-6. ~ss nctts3 for TIE Charleston fand ~
5 c0noeFf 81 fhe Roston theatre tonight
psav and the m8s'c ha8 promenade or-
r.r.r
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
FENlANS ABROAD,
Threatening to Burn HULA Newspaper
Warned.

Hull, Eng. Sept. 26.-The Eastern
Morning News, of this place, has re-
ceived a letter posimarked London,
and signed, "One OF them," announcing
that the Fenians intend to burn Hull by
setting fire to the town in twenty different
places, simultaneously. The writer de-
scribes himself as one disgusted with his
brother Fenians and enioins the Nelcs TO
keep secret the Information he imparts lest
he be murdered by members of the organi-
zafipu
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Erv YoRE sspi. H-Ths Brsuleti
H6ase several cottages sdjoirine the East
Ead Hete| Harper 4 stnmpis Hofei. 1sn-
nines shoe store. 3oinsant bari,ef shos.
sra fofring grocery store ~ kfrkaF ~
Beach were burned ihis srsninE Tetal
tres e@n fsF3
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

NsFLEs. sept. 26.-An anti Clerical meet
ing was interrupted by a crowd Of Clericals
and Liberals and the opposing factions
soon came 20 blows. The police. attracted
bg the noise. rusked il and arrested twenty
of the iuiruders. when the meeting pro-
cesied without further interruption.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

6sLvFlsov. sept. - The recelt steady
raizs IN The cotion belt of Texas Las sever
lg isnssed The crop in several counties.
fle Norm is also doing considerable dam
srs in Washington and aaiscsnt connties.
Nsea efen csftoe = reported whipped out
sad tamszei ~ tf.r rains
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
: SAIL BOAT RUN DOWN

A Schooner Wrecks Yachting Party and
One Man J. Drowned.
NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-The sailboat Emma
was run down and sunk in the East River
to-day by a schooner. which was being
towed up the stream. Two of the three
young men who were in the sailboat were
rescued, but the other, George Cooper, of
l26 Willett St, owner of the boat, was
drowned