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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-11

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-11

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New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
THREATS OF LIQUOR DEALERS.
PIrTsBURG MINISTER RECEIVES WARNING LET
TER-NO HEED GIVEN 1T.

PITTsBURG MINISTER RECEIVES A WARNING LET
TER-NO HEED GIVEN 1T.
PITTsBURG, Penn. Aug. 8 Special. MANY
friends OF tho Rev. J. 7. McCreery. loading
clergyman Of the United Presbyterian denomi-
nation In this city, havo became alarmed for his
safety the publication Of the OF the fassassi
nation Of tho Row. G. C. Hoddoek by the iquordealers
ct Sioux City. Iowa. Mr. McCreery s not
only an ardent Prohibtonist but an avowed
enemy to Sunday desccratiop. II was
chiefly through his efforts that selling LIQUOR Sunday
was suspended in the Eleventh Ward a largo section
OF the city the hi and OF the saloon Keepers
driven out Of business by his
move against them. Recently no received
o letter by mail making the following threat: We
understand your sly wskey suckers have reorgan-
ized and are going to enforce the Sunday laws Take
my advice, attend your own business. and you Will
have much to do attend to and let others
alone. II not. beware Of the dead"
Instead OF the sgnature there appears lead pencil pic
lures OF tho skull and cross bones and TWO c0nns each
manshp miserable. 1t had apparently been written
by foreigner Of the lower grade OF Intelligence
The paper sheet OF ordinary size note paper but
very dirty Tho Rev. Mr. McCreery was not frightened
He only laughed but still he preserved the letter FOR
future reference. Snce the assassination OF the
Rev. Mr.: I1oddock some OF hs friends nave counseed
ings he says: ~ am not afraid. This letter thinK
emanated from the source that got another from
that was sent me shortly after the Rev Rather
to Pttsburg. IL got letter. the: penmanship
threatening mo Indirectly with violence
for ging tho Reformed Catholic priest TO TINS city
Inever gave the m.sive a second thought and never
heard or the author again or or any OF MS eVl
intcntona This last message Is forcibo example OF
the desperate resotted 10 by the
IN Pttsbur. defy the laws which we Chrlsuahs are
only cOnscentiOuSy trying TO entOrce
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
SOLDIERS sEHT TO BELFAST.

DuBLiN, Aug. Sin response to urgent tel
egrams received Belfast this evening 400 infantry
soldirr. somo OF thoin being on furlough sum
moncd by bigo IN tho streets and were dispatched In
haste 10 u. fast by special train. body OF 300 dra
yoons and infantry Wi leave for Belfast At O'Clock to-
morrow mornIng Tho police Of Belfast VIII bc super
sc ded by the militia
This morning riotng broke out in Old Lodge Road and
he police were Obliged t. fire In order to dsperse the
rioters This aiicrroo the riong was renewed with
great lolence O Lodge GrosvcnOr and Sprin geld
roads Many persons with gunshot wounds have been
sent TO hospitals AIitiDnal troops nave been tc!c-
erapned for Tho aspect Of affairs Ia serious Tho
presided to-day Al three hours meeting or tho
Exccutiy, Committee. TEerc are rrmors current Of
many fat.litirs bat dlrul To obtain accurate &C
counts A panic selling the peacoablc Inhabitants.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
4 STRIKE THAT.LED TO 4 RIOT.

NON-UNION LABORERS ArTACK.D-A HOTEL
wRECKEp-ARgrsrs BY THE POLICE.
BosroN, Aug. Especial. There was a riot
in the town OF Peabody On Saturday afternoon Tue
strike employees OF the Peabody tanneres has not
ye: been adjusted and tho Knights OF Labor have maD
tested an ugly disposition toward tho union mon
who have taken the strikers places.
On SATURDAY noon mob OF a thousand men, boys aud
women took possession Fosterst. just the nom
union men from Boston out from the Franklin Us
borne tannery Just bark wagon containing the Oh
ectonahe men drove the yard, the excitement III
creased. As the wagon. the way 10 tue poaroiHS-
house drove down Foster st., 1t was ioiowea ny noo
OF hundreds. The police pursued tuo crown '' ocio'
the wagon was tty feet from the factory urNns III
breakueck speed some one threw stone III tue driver
rn,s was the signal for voey OF missiles which fell
thick and last around the wagon Ihe police were DOW
cress 10 maintain order and the crowd kept on Though
,h ,u,rc. the wagon not stopping at the hotel. The
crow .urmislns Il at the union men were 60 be car
red 10 Fowers boarding house III Bowdch Court, took
n ne railroad track. whcn was the shortest way 10 gee
,h.,o The team, however, reached the place before tho
crowd Tho crowd soon began to gp there AMI When
,,out 800 were present small boy threw rock
y,i,b sruck the house. Mr.. Fellows rushed out with
rsynysr In his hand aud said Don't throw other rock
here ar ,u are dead. This eKasperacd the crowd all
tha more and shower OF stones ratified against tho
@ h"uss breaking the windows and going througl tne
omen iovr Just this point the police drove ~ ana
mani he was assisted by Chief Peasley. The crowd
wAyed around the officers and their captive aud wero
annnt TO release him when the officers drew their revolt
vers aud threatened shoot the rst person who az
nroached them. Three were arrested, ani rem
tnrcemeats coming roD Salem the rioters dsleis-
sJ On sunday . law and order meeting was held In
the town hall TnOse present 5were largely strikers Snu
members of the Knights OF Labor Re olntons were
read dcnouncine riots aud prononncng In favor OF .w
and order but they were voted down and tho meeting
really pronounced 10 favor Of riots The police 81 .ss
licvei that or'ier will be maintained.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
SHOTIIAG FOR INIRCHI>M.
SEEDE AND SCHMIDT uARANGUEING 1000 PIC
NICkEEs.

SEEDE AND SCHMIDT uARANGUEGNG 1000 PIC
NlCKEIs.
Chicago, Aug. S.-Twcnty- three passenger
car, wero chartered the SOciasc Publishing Com
pany this morning by tho Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway. Into these cars men, women anu
children packed ike AZ many hrrrins% Tie party
WAS bound for Sheffield Ind, and the proceeds OF
tho enterprise to go toward delraylhg tho
costs OF defending tho Anarchists now Oh Uial
Tho numbered 5000 5000. Beer howed freely
ani there iess disorder. DR.. Faust schmidt
mounted an mprovised platform and addressed tho
pcnckcrs. His subject was the anarchist ti". III
Schmidt called upon his hearers 10 stand by the doctrine
OF socialism and transmit Il 10 their Children lho men
on trial were sclf-consttuted martyrs and shoud
he upheld and encouraged. lie had no uouo'
that even "a jury composed Tor the mast
part OF capitalists woud vindicato tho
cause OF Socialism And Its advocates now on triai
their lives The speaker was Justify chrored ana y,
he Jumped down slrlli OF " Neene oscar Nccpc'
up. That wortny-the only dcfendant out on
the outskirts o! the crowd, ana an atte-
listener to the doctors discourse lie was prompt
cspci ami carried to the foo on the shoulders OF
enthusiastic admirers IL was some tins booto qulet
restored. 1ho sight OF tho man seemed TO crahe
Neebe too mnch overcome by the mental strain OF
the trial to mako much of an address Neeoe thrh
branchsd OF into trade against capitalist: ana no
capital press and the meeting wound UP WIN
defendant Anarchist still on tho stand shouting
Z" long live the doctrine OF Socialism"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
WIS THERE FOUL PLAIP
BLooDSrAINs IN BOAT AT LONG BRANCf-THE |
OWNER DISAPPEARS.

BLooDsrAlYs IN a. BOAT AT long DRANcE-THE
OWNER DISAPPEARS.
LONG BRAXCIr, Aug. S.-Thc thrOng upon
the Iron Pier at Long Branch was startled yesterday
morning about o'clock by the sght OF man dressed
only in his unergarments who was sailing whitehall
boat through the breakers toward the beach suddenly
the capaszod and Frank sauniers Louis saunders
and George COugier. three heachcombers, manned
skill and succeeded after much difficulty in resculnS the
oarsman lie SAID that hs name was Robinson, that he
was a barber employed Greenwich and Vesoy sts.
New York. no had maie bet OF $3.50 that he
could row from New-York to Long Branch. ln the
meantime the boat hat been hauled up on the
beach and Robinson after dressing himself with
light suit and straw nat disappeared
and not seen again. The boat was painted lsht
blue with A red streak below the gunwale and red
inside bottom. on the wero stamped the letcrs
slsnl There also four three OF which were
new and unpantci and the other OF blue INT one OF
tAe seats Was stained with dark liquid which Detective
Fuller after careful investigation pronounced TO be
blood. Hidden away In tho bow were blue hannel
coat ani light Derby hat.
" certainly think" said Detective Fuller, that
crime has committed. The two pairs OF oars and
tho clothing tonud certainly indicate that the boat WAS
hired by two persons
II was also learned that the boat hal been seen few
hours previously or Atlanticvte. IL then contained
only occupant who standing mp on the seat u-
dressing himself The rescued man described as being
short and slim. with sandy mustachc. Inc toat and
other articles In charge OF Detective taer awaiting
llcutlur at
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

WAR FEVER IN TrXAs-wHAT CUTTING HAS TO SAY
FOR HIMSELF.

WAR FEVER IN TEXAs-wiIAT CUTTING HAS TO SAY
FOR HIMSELF.
Ell PAso, Tex, Aug. s tSpec,ah. After Cut
ting rece we'd his IHg TRIBUNE correspondent
had a talk with him AMI ho appeared to bc
much depressed. said he: " havo bcen subjected to
the yiIcst insults all privileges my
rest. My appc ais to the Government been
tenptuousy quoted in spanish ami ridiculed. am not
allowed TO write, and have to subsst sig cents n
day on account OF the tone OF the Texas have
Deen atened with ASSASSINATION but don't mind the
cowardy dogs feel confident that the people OF Texas
will see justice done II tho Government at Washington
does not ac'"
WllI YOU obey the orders OF tho Mexicans whom put
to work !"
Iwill but expect Tcxa, to act before 90 TO the
convict camp
Since the OF Cutting tho greatest cxcitem
prsvails here. Warlike preparations being made
both sides OF the river and secret meetings being
held Intelligence received Tonight that two com
pauics OF volunteers numbering 90 men, had organized
at Lareio Texas. and were their here to protect
The merchants and local authorities from all parts OF
the state asking II men needed to rcpcl invasion.
Uostilities expected to occur al any moment.
81 LOrIs, Aug GSpecio D.-COngressmrn Mills and
LanhA OF Texas passed through this city tonight on
their way home Thy very emphatic IN tAoir vicws
ON the Cutting case. Wehave got to fight some time,
std Mr.. Mil. and want It right now. Theses M'xi-
can murderers and thieves will have 10 he taught les
aon." Mr. Lanham held the same views. and SAID he
woud not he surprised II Congress convened in
week to axe action on tho troubles
aispach from Rio Grand- CITY, Tex. says n heavy
force OF Mexican revolutioniss crossed the river into
Texas on Thursday night. troop ~ the sth United
st,tos Cavalry WAS ordered yesterday from Rnggold
harrack, to pursue and disarin them
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
CHOLERA IN JAPAN.
LARGE NUMBER OF CAsE--FOEEIGNEEs EscAP
INN-IIIH NV IKEAIY.

A LARGE NUMBER or CASE--FOEEIGNEnS EsCAP-
ISG-ruE NLw TREATY.
san FRANCIsCO, Cal, Aug. S.-Thc steamer
san Pablo. which arrived here TO-DAY. brings advces
rom Hong Kong to July 10. aud NoKOhama to July -
Cholera Is ragDs in the cities OF Yokohama and
Toxic In the former disease than before
known. between July - and 20 the cases averaged
hundred daily aud the deaths hfiy
There II every reason to fea- that tho disease
will spread further tho atmospheric conditions
at The present time favorable to tho propagation OF
cplcnic.. Tho weather Is tho hottest experienced
1871. Up To date only two Tor
cIgner, have been attacked by the
both of these whose names aro unknown.
dir The better clts-e. OF Foreigners and natives
cOmparaiiyey cxompt from the disease.
IN. Treaty Conference at Yokohama hal
a iourned TO October .. rho negotiations
nave reached point where successful
onicoIne seems assured. and the completion Of new
treaties be; wcon Japan ~nd the treaty powers WILL on
the reassembns OF tao Conference. be only alter OF
"A suOrt time.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

4 WONAN'S FATAL FAIL DOWN AN AIR SHAFT
Little Charley Ness, the three -year-old son
Of sigawad Ness tailor, lives on tho top floor OF tho
tenement.house No. lOi East TWENTY iescr
day the boy crawed out OF the rooms anu up
stairway to the roof Of tho house. He had often becn
there before and had been warned to keep away from
the edge OF tho roof Mrs. Emly Ready. the wife OF
William H. Ready \ Washington Market butcher, saw
the little fellow going up to tho roof ana after no nau
beeu up there while she remembered that tho scutto
OF tho air shafts IN tho building had been re-
moved Thinking that It might be dangerous for him
there warn him from II. As shc stepped
on the roof she the boy crawling Oh the top OF
partition wall between the houses IL was only about
inches hign but tho boy was going In the
direction OF the open shaft aud was moving unstcay.
she toward him. Seeing her coming he rolled on on
adjoining roof aud when Mrs Ready got to the wall
q WAS creeping Reaching over the wall she
grabbed him aud tried 30 lt him. But he kicked anu
struggled and tried to get away from her. she was
standing by the ge OF the shaft and she finally
raised hoy up. si struggling. sho lost her balance
her all xirty tho boy and fell hoadlonB down
tho shaft with the little fellow IN her arms.
Going down the struck several beams wncn
shaft and the hoy WAS knocked from her
grasp and foil upon side or partition whlch
divides the shaft the centre Oh the first noor ana the
landed the other SIDE Mrs. Ready gasped
few after the neghb0rs had picked her up ana
then died. The boy not unconscious when loupu:
There few b uses on his head anu shoulders snu
fnot internally injured he Will not suffer puch from Mo
flight from the roof.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
LIBERALS NOI DIsHEAKTENED.
A NASIFfsIo 10 vorrKs-MH.GIADs SUPPORT
BY III PALII.

III, 10 TO NOIIItSWI.' AII- I'INI 7 7 III-
BY HI P@LII.
LONDoS, Aug. s.-1hc National Liberal Fed
cratou the outrrDwih ot Mr. Chambcrlain's forsakcn
caucus has issued = manifesto. sayins:
"Athough result OF tho elections has not realized
our hopes the situation Is onconrarns tho supporters
OF half measures being the smallest group IN Parliament
Mr. Gladstone has secured the support oi vast MAJOR
ity OF the Liberals Liberal orsaniz.tOns A. iar "a
the Federation concerned. the results o the appeal
tho country completely Justify tie coutsr taken
by It's council Greatly regret our losses. the
which Liberals responded 70 Nr. GlAi-tOu-'s
appeal proves that to Federation represents the real
opinion Of the Liberal party. HAT party being COM
mitted circiins union between In aud ard ireland
Will abandon That object until The goa. mas been
reached. 40 progress - possible IN Liberal work until
has hccn settled. Nor will the Conservatives bc able
indulge Ia cOnEcAlal inactivity. IL i to imperative
duty OF Liberals to obtain AZ ts earliest possible
ment explicit statement Of tho Tory policy IN re-
gard lIclanl The Gladstone policy ,tI yes. aud l,s
ultimate Triumph IS assured"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
FOUND DEAD IN 4 BOX.
HE INITIATED BODY OF A MAN NAILED UP AND
HID IN TIE BUSHES.

HE MUTiLATED BODY OF MAN NAILED uf AND
HID IN TIE BUSHES.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 8 (SpeciaD. .-Edward Ter
rill while berrying IN a mp Wangfori today
found u about four feet long. peculiar smell
came from the box and thinking that something was
wrong he summoned assistance and pred on the cover.
The body OF man minus head, legs and arms WAS re
vealcd The inside OF the box lined with tar paper
Medical Examiner McGaughcy thinks tho man WAS
young anu weighed about l75 pounds. The body was
not badly decomposed and death must have oceurr'u
within few days. probably within fortyeighs hours
Nothing could be found tho box to indicate where IL
from There Is question but what foul murder
has been committed. but who the victim Is cannot DO
surmiscd. as no ono has been reported missing INC
body was removed TO the morguc and kilograms have
n all directions in tho hope that some Glow 10
tho mystery may he obtained The spot where tho oouy
was found is three miles from house and sixteen
rods from O crOaarOad.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
EIEvAr0R AyD wAREH0UsE CURVED.

CHAMBERSBURG, Penn, Aug. s.-Last night
tho large frame elevator and warehouse OF the western
Maryland Railroad IN this place was destroyed by fire.
Loss 81 900: insurance, $500. Tho elevator was
occupied by stOncr & Stitey, who ran in connection
with II a Touring mill Their oss Is sl75Oo: insurance
- 900 The loss OF merchants OF the town who hai
goods In the warehouse Will amount 10 ~3,oOo ms
morning body OF Harry "ingert. young man wio
was assisting the removal OF goods. waa found III tho
ruins, burned almost TO n crisp.
Two other men are missing aud they are supposed
TO have met tho fate as young Wlngart.
who WAS accidrnty Imprisoned In the burning
bulldng After Wlngcrt had ontcrsi tho bu'lling the
nrcm-n closed anI fastened the doors to prevent ITO
tire from spreading they beius Unaware OF his
nnt
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
FOIL DRIyKING WATER ~ PIrTSBCRG

PITTsBURG, Aug. S.-Dr. Gcrncr, president OF
the state Board Health IL In the city investigating the
causes the typhoid fever epidemic raging on tho
sourh side e reports tho scworagc.0ai snd tho water
impure Beck's Run, tho banks OF which are TWO
,chnderics was found to be In hor
rib.e condition. Tho water WAS putrid
and at various places were fouhd
the carcasscs OF animals in alva stages or decom
position. This empties into tho Monongshela hiVer
which supplies the residents Of the afflicted section WIN
water lie has ordered tie schiud"ri"s to suspend
ouerations other arrangements are made Tor tne
disuos!tiOu OF their refuse matter.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
TIE IEI,H LEUGUE DELEGATES.

QUEENsTOwS, Aug. S.-Ihrec thousand per-
SONS assembled to-day to bid goodbye
to tho delegates TO the meeting OF the
irish National League OF America Mr. O'Brien
in reply to address said that he was 90
ing 10 confer with the greater Ireland across
the ocean the political situation. Should CO
ercOn be attempted. he said. ireland would
he ready to meet II undauntcd. In tho meaptme ho
advised every rishman 10 maintain psace ia order not
20 give q pret.It for coercion. Mr Redmond. in n
speech, said that nothing less than Mr.. GlsdstOne's
measure would satisfy ireland.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
FrAGyENrs OF CABLE NEWS.

G,srlIN. Aug. -.-Eunprror Francis Joseph warmly
welcomed .upeI william on his arrival here to-day,
l.. zee embracing the German Emperor. Tho monarchs
remain here for "a conference.
ROME Aug. slnr Pope has written letter to l'resi.
dcur trIyy ia whicn hr stys that the China Incident
VIII rather promote than prejudice french Interests ana
expresses the belief that tho gooi fcIhohs ootweeh
France and tho Vatican viii he maintained
EErssfIs, Aug. -.-lOiay l.GOO wnfknen marcheh
In an orderly procession through the principal .tteon
carrying rel ~ - aud slngng the Narsriliasr me
1rnoustrtOu preliminary 10 That held ON tue l1'h
Inst
ALrxAxpbIA Auc. The Proiuce Association an
nouurcs mat he cot aud maize are hornais
but twelve days Iau owing " The Iowness Of the Niie
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
4 HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR DIAMOND

CRUSHED OFT OF A PAvING-sToNE IN CISCtNNATr.
CISCINNATI Aug. S (Special.-A morning
paper publishes the story OF Charles Russell aborer
finding lMt Tuesday. while attendnga boulder-crushing
machine In the street. ond Weighing s2a carats
said to be worth over 100000. The conjecture is
raised that tho diamond lost at Blehnerhassett
Island In by Mrs. Clark who visited there with
Aaron Burr described by Burr IN published letter
TO daughter the theory being that the stone became
enbsdded in a boulder. which aftcrward was brought
here for paving.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
CABLE AcROss TIE ST. LAWRENCE.

MONTREAL, Aug. Spccilh The Canadian
pac,tc telegraph Company ill cable across the deep
va,er channel OF tho 81. Lawrence River to-day 10 It.
ueens and ana thence by Of wires stfung
., ,our or five large poles the south shore OF the
liver ObsiLei connection with Neg-i YORK. Consratu-
,t,nns were eXchtngcd the new connection W!th
The Office or the aackay.Bcnnett Cable Company.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
PRorRACTED STRUGGLE WITH MINERS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-The Huntsville, Mo-
coal miners have prepared . circular set"ns
forth their views Oh tho strike begun ON
May 1, OIL account Of the reduction III tue
price OF mining from "a cents to 80 cents 'on'
The sr IN has been refused By tho Operator
aud war to the kne declared AGAINST the ns men
cording to the latters etstement OF tue case; and
prOtracted struggle viii ensue
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
POLIrICs AMOy0 THE CHEROKEES.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. (SpeciaD. D.-To-morrow
the Cherokee Indians hold their nominating conventions
There two great parties IN the nation' ono 'ho
National and the other tho Downing Chief bushyhcau'
chief Of the National party. Is candidate ior re
election. also Rabbit Bunch. assistant chiet ann
leading member OF tho samo party The DOWNING P'1
Will probably nominate j. L. Thompson or ineio" D'
Bell There Will also be- an independent oAnd'aato'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
DISAPPEARANCE or 4 sUPERIyTEyDEyE

CHICAGO, Aug. Specialize. j. F. Bradley,
superntcndent OF the Pullman Company's extensive
works at Pullman, has disappeared. The resignation
of Mr. Bradley accepted last week, and bsiDg heav-
y IN dent II IA feared that Le have committed sui
eide lie lived cIpensvcly and had beautiful home.
is accounts with the Pullman Company are declared 10
br IN pcrlect shape.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LoSbON, Aug. 2. 1856
Reach To- Row WAILAC: Kos-.-iicach, tho Australian
o,rs,u,u - ARRANGING "A match with " aace Ross for
5000 -ld Ross aui leo have issued u challenge for
double scnll race with any Two mcn in the world Tor
xDJO side
A UoxrutSr 10 kigK .uAw.-A meeting Of National
iss WI. held a. Crr~k LELAND yesterday for tho pur
nose of raising s3puo Tor the erection of IIonuucn
over the grave u k!rKsnaw, the fcnian poet anu
IIa.4a.U III
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
DROWyTNG OF A WYER.t

SAxprsKY. Ohio, Aug. 8 (SpecidD. Philp
g. Scbenke, of the law firm OF Coiver SchchAci "n'
OF this city, was drowned to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

posed that, Congress having adjourned. Fir. Randall
will give some indication his preference with re-
gard to tho Democratic nomination for Governor. As
yet he has said nothing 1t s said that he could control
nearly the whole Philadelphia delegation.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
PANAMA CANAL SHARES LOWER.

PARIS. Aug S.-Plnama Canal shares were
steady W.T., aGay relapse tue pat week, closing yes
tcIday - francs lower.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
SIR DONALD 4. SWIM RUN AWAY WITH

SIR DONALD A. SNIIH Kun AWAY WIN.
Sir Donald A. Smith and two friends were
run away with while driving on Riverside
Drive YESTERDAY Mounted Policeman Price
caug ght the frig tened horses nehundred andth
teerth-s the gentlemen were enabled to return 10
the Windsor Hotel uninJurei.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

WAITING FOR RANDALL 10 SPEAK.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3 (Specidl).-lt Is sup
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
sEnIous ILLNESS or THE PORE.

PARIS, Aug S.-Thc journal dcs Debdts says
that the Pope Is danserousy H. aud thai his HE Is
dcnpalrci OF.