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New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
SEIzLNe 4 RESERHArI0N pRINrLNn nrr1cr

ST. PAUL, March % lSpecidD.-G. II. Beau
eu Of the White Earth Indian Reservation is in this
city obtain legal advice ana his brother pur-
chased printing press aud entire outfit for starting
weekly paper the Their intention was
publish paper devoted to the OF the Indians
the reservation. Shortly after they socursd their
stock and opened their office j. sheehan agent al tho
reservation. wrote. ordering them proceed with
their enterprise. The given were that they bad
gone ahead without obtaining permission from the Gov
ernment authorities aud that they had different time,
stirred up discomfort among the Indians Beaueu paid
no attention the order On Wednesday inst as the
first issue OF the paper was ready to pres Sheehan
panied by police walked the Office and s.IeJ
the entire outfit Beaueu thinks Shoehans action was
prompted by fear that the paper might place him In An
unenyiablo light by showing mp his recoru. Being
habreed, BeAuieu cannot bring suit against Shcrhan
to recover damages lie has lived the reservation
about years lie has telegraphed TO Washington for
Information.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
CRUSHED BY FALLING SIX STORIES.
SUICIDE or GERMAN WHO HAD FORTUNE IN


SUICIDE or A GERMAN WHO HAD A FORTUNE IN
TRUST.
Charles De Weis came to America when a
youug man, about eleven years ago. from Eiseholm
Germany His homo there pleasant, his parents be
ing wealthy, but hs was ambitious and thought that
this country Afforded better field grow in than the
slow-going old town whore his youth spent He
well educated, aud his father being physician
naturally sought have his follow thi. Profession
the young studied medicine for time with his
parent ana also medical university. His parents
were willing that ne should here. and to aid him ia
his undertaking made trust fund, appointing their
sOnu-law trustee, whereby tho would receive an
income OF 81 1 a month. After coming this country
Wes found bright picture he had cherished
did not exist reality ami he could we'll get used
American ways AZ rise IN tho world. The Income he
received from home not sufficient to enable him 10
continue his medic stu lies AMI he compelled to
hut did get along we'll lie finally became waiter.
lie wOud not let his relatives know no he was situated,
because OF his PRIDE and at times he sick aud dsst
ute soon afler coming mere ne went 20 Ooard
with Mrs. Catharine MrtI. OF 40. % Orchard-st She
hefrended him in many hnt lie would away for
- long time ana come bdcK IN raG] whenever nc hah
other place to 70 he would come back To her house
lie owed her $500 for board and to pay this he
had been trying To obtain from us Orother-ilaW 4OOO
marks part Of the principal OF tho trust fund, as
loan for about year He could not get the money, and
for the last few weeks had been despondsnt He had
him. and he told Mira Metz that she wonld find note
his effects acknowed sng his indobednc-s 70 her
and mat she could collect IL from his inheritance. Ho
seemed to bo unusually melancholy yesterday. Mrs.
Metz tried TO cheer hin up but could not do 80 while
denly, jumped over bed that stood close by rear
window swung himself ont or the window, and whsn
window TO catch him He saw her coming anu letting
hold with Wild yol fell TO the yard about six
.toric. below Ht and legs we're broken aud his
skull fractured. He died Instantly His body was taken
TO an undertakeTs AT NO. 80 StdutOn-St.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
ALMOST 4 PAyICAT CHURCH

CHICAGO. March 2S.-While the Rev. DR..
Kittredge pastor OF the Third Presbyterian Church,
was describing ia sermon this morning how
there were red-handed anarchists lurking about
the city ready to burn or otherwise destroy
escaping steam began 10 issue from
the pipes OF tho organ just back OF tho pulpit.
moment later the entire congregation was scurryng
through the aisle. pointing at wnat they thought
TO be smoke when the audience tho
verge OF panic Dr. Kittredge turned about
and quietly announced that thero was no danger.
that he Was iOny forciby sdmOnished "to put more
steam in his sermons" This had the effect OF asyiDg
AL fears, and order was restored
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
MAss-MEErING OF KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

GALVESTON, March 28.-The Knights Of
Labor held an outdoor masSmeotng last night which
was attended by fully 1000 Knights and citizens. J..
Moler. shipbroker. presided aud made temperate
address reviewing the situation Speeches made
by W. A. Shaw, publisher; Sampson Hederheimer. a
grocer and John Dwyer. Knight OF Labor.
Resolutions were adopted heartily approving ths
circulars issued by Grand Master Workman Powderly
in his efforts to secure settlement Of this
existing labor troubles. and pledgns him aid in his
laudable purpose The resolutions condemn the action
OF Tn 5Se citizens wh9 soat telegram to vice sdent
H0Iie. The strike of employees on the Gould lines Ia
approved tho resolutions declaring: 1--WE believe their
cause 10 I've just aud honorable the managers Of said
railroads have violated their agreement with their
pOycs on numerous occasions" The action Of tho
United States Marshals severely condemned for
removing arrested persons from their place Of resi-
dence and taking them TO adjacent cities for trial
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
FX-sPEAKER saEARD ON STRIKES

Ex-Speaker Titus Sheard, of Little Falls. who
was In the city yesterday when asked for political
said that he paying attention TO business and
tho possibility Of strikes aud the settlement OF striker
than 10 politics.
"I am afraid to mako any long contract. for the ds.
livery or goods said he "for fear may have .trkar
GU my hands and not be able carry out We
had no strike yet al place. but kno win
what may happen when tho latter setA so general u
am gong 10 Cohoes morrow To meet with the execu.1
une committee OF tho National KntCoods
OF INC knights ot Labor Inc intention TO try 10 COM
pose tue strlko thero'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
oRIcKET AND ROArING ~ PHILADEAPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March % (SpectaD.-This
week the cricket grounds OF the prominent clubs
will be put IN frsclSss condition and piay among tho
local elevens will begin the second week IN April.
Preparations grand scale making for the reoep
ton Of the English and Australian teams and during
thoir stay in Philadelphia they will have a constant
round OF pleasure including ball In their honor
Of tho suburban hotels
The sOuleFs OF the schuylklll Navy were to have
begun the yes.rday but in consequence OF the
storm the opening postponed rll Saturday.
II been deerninAd to abandon the
above Fiat Hook Ot its iDoon vneHcc and tho
National Amateur ooarss from the Falls Br1go 10 Rock
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 2S.-Neiswanger's
livery stable, at Eighth and Walnut ss burned this
morning. Thirty eight horses were burned and en-
plOye John FOm-r, persisted IN the flames The insur
al CT on the property is light.
CHICAGO, March 2s.-A dispatch to The Hlter-OccaH
from Peoria H. says: "The Peoria County Poorhouse
nearly destroyed ny fire. to-day None OF tho inmates
were injured Loss, $4,000 insurance, $4,000.
NDIASAPoLIs, Ind, March 2s.-The Wabash, 81. Louis
and Pacific elevator at Wlliamspor Ind, was burned
this afternoon The building contained 900 bushels OF
wheat 500 bushels Of corn and 800 bushels OF
There Is 5000 Insurance on the grain The building
was valued al $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
MURDERED BY HExIC4N OrJLtWS

GALVESTON, Tex, March 2s.-A dispatch to
The News from San Antonio says a private dispatch
received here yesterday tile Intelligence Of the
assassination by Mexican outlaws OF Lewis Fetner in
banta cara Canon Mex. while the way from jim
oioo 10 ihesVer mines In the State OF Durango The
murdered man was 1T one time wealthy resident Of
Chicago For the last six years was engaged in the
mining busiuess in Mexico. He was the lessee OF the
AZul mines, owned by persons San Antonio. This
makes the third American murdered the canon TIN.
year william Is. Frey, master mechanic OF tue Gal
weston, Harrisburg ana Henderson Railroad a. Calves
ton and Rocky Matthews were murdered In the same
place Oh January Is last by bandits"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
sewing in all is branches Tho Manual Training School
Will send specimens OF its first years WORK In Carpentry
joining and wood carving.
SAVED WITH TIE SURF BOAT
BRITISH SHIP STRANDED NEAR SPRING LAKE,
NKw-JERsEY.


MANAsoUAN. n. j., March 2S (SpecidD.-The
fu-rgged Britsh ship Ternogor OF 252 tons burden
commanded by Captain A. H. Walker and manned by a
crew OF twenty men, struck beach IL o'clock last
night mile south OF Life Saving Station No g, at
Spring Lake. Although o northeast storm RACED fur
iousy along the Jersey coast the dim lights OF the life
could be they patroled their beats.
Patromen Pearce and Thorn OF Station No. 8. after
having faced the storm for four hours we're at their
station to be relieved by two iellowsurfmen. Thorns
attention attracted to light down the beach which
seemed to be that OF vessel stranded and in distress
He hurried to the place followed by Keeper Joseph
ScheiOle and his willing well directed shot from
the Lyle gun threw line the ship Owing 10 the
intense darkness the ships could not
find the line and several others were shot
before one was made fast The breehes buoy was
sent out and the ships carpenter brought ashore The
ships crew being In ignorance OF the OF the buoy,
the man was landed almost drowned. He was soon re-
vlved and started for NewYOrk convey messages from
the captain In the meantime the surf boat had been
brought from the station and superintendent Havens
scheble also one with the shpscapsin by means Of the
brooches buoy. 1t was thought unsafe TO
land tho men with the buoy in It's pres
ready. The crow from Station No. 9 had arrived. and
with their assistance the surf boat launched Two
trips were made aud all the men the wreck were
from HaVre France and seems to have encountered bad
weather throughout her whole voyage. in consequence
the captain lost bis reckoning Ihe vessel lies one hun
dTed yards from the beach In nine feet OF water Win
eight feet Of her hold The vessel is eight years
old. was built at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, and Is owned
in France. The Merritt Wrockng Company Is already at
weather The ship laden with 5000 oil barrels FOR
Snow IL Burgess, New -fhrk.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
4 LOVELY CLERK LIKES pnLS0Y

Late on Saturday night the noise of loud
breathing in the OF James Lines at 40 2l2 Last
one ehundred attracted the attention OF
several bOariers In the house being unusual When
the door OF the opened he was found uneon-
scous the bed and empty bottle labelled Laud.-
mum" was Oh chair near the bed. Lines was taken to
the Ninety y-nnth street Hospital where tho stomach
pump ard restOratlvrs wers used without avail. He
died without recovering consciousness AT yester.
day. Lines hfty-Oue years Of and a clerk lie
feeble and having been out OF work for no
became despUnd.nt and 10 ia supposed took the
with suicidal intent His wife died "A short ago.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
NO TRAINS AT ArCETsoN. KANSAS.

ArCHIsON, Kan, March % (Speciai ALI has
been quiet here to-day and been moving
Sheriff shaw has in twenty-five deputies and
his determination to the line tomorrow.
Governor Martin has promised to assist LIm in this
work with the power of the State If necessary.
All the people rejoicing the change in the situ-
to work tomorrow. The Knights OF LaDor hero
depore the OF violence that have been committed
and that the order Is not responsible for them Su-
Pagan has given orders receive feights
shippers Informing customers that be
hlled.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
EEw STREET CARS RUNNING IN pIrrsBuRa.

PIrTsBURG, March 2S.-Ns move was made
In the street car strike to-day by either party The com
panis did not TO any cars aud the strikers gene
rally tpent sunday thor homes Last nght the forty
employees OF the Central line informed that a. thsy
had left their they could consider themselves dis
charged The men received tho news good-naturedly
The hoters and other ssbemon ployed az the Pltts
burg Allegheny and Manchester Companys stabaa
joined the strike this morning They say that they will
remain out until the strike IL settled. Is reportsd
that attempt will Oe made by this line start card
tomorrow With noD-unlon aon Tho strikers threater
trouble II any cars are sent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
REQUEST ToA SCHo0L INVALID

CHICAGO, March 28 (SpeciaE. Judge Shep-
srds decision IN the case OF the ST. Clara Female Acad
emy AGAINST Sullivan and others has been reversed by
the Supreme Court sister Of Charity named sullivan
died at the Academy iu Grant County Wisconsin, eay
ing all her property to the Academy. The estate in
cluded the Block La Sallo aud Madison sts, n
this city Her relatives contested the viii, claiming II
was invalid In that It was beQuest foreign corpora
ton Judge Shepard sustained the WILL but the Supreme
10, aCida
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
OYERsnIPPING ITS QUOTA.

PHILADELPHIA, March % (SpeciaD. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company hnts itself, under the
operation OF the trunk line pool in the unpleasant posi-
uon Of having Oyerspped the quota nearly II per
This must be refunded 10 the other companies by pay
the bare cost Of TRANSPORTATION. Tho officers OF the
pany state that the greatest difficulty they
IN avoiding greater oyershpment OF quota than that
already meut med
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
DAMAGE SUITS BY DISCHARGED woRKMEN.

PIrTsBURG, March 29.-Six former employees
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad entered suit against
tho company yesterday for damages amounting 70
100000. Two other suits for $4,000 each will be
begun The names Of the plaintiffs are @. j.
Churchill, william Zachsriahs, James Keesey, J. E,
Sims Edward Boyle. John Norton. j. W. Weber ard
samuel Maysyile. The two latter will he their olams
tn the morning. The claims the result OF tho
double header" strike which took place in August.
1884, At Glen wood. All the named were arrested
and imprisoned The bill OF charges Ignored by the
grand Jury
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

ITHACA, n. Y, March 2S.-Professor Thurs
ton Cornell University director of sibley College
OF Mechanical Engineering and the Mechanic Arts has
addressed letter Grand Master Workman Powderly,
tho knights Of Labor in which he expression to
mis- views in relation 20 the strike OF the Missouri
Pacific Railroad employees Mr.. Thurston announces
himself friend OF all legitimate labor movements
for organizing labor for legitimate purposes. He
says lie regards Missouri Pacific strike one the
most unfortunate bunders yet committed by the men
crime against the members OF their own orgarxA.
tiop, their families and their cause.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
THE FIRST Rry OF DELAW4RE sH4D

PHILADELPHIA. March 2S SpeciaD Though
few Delaware shad have as yet been caught the market
has been full Of them. II Is said that Sodthen fish
after reaching here taken down the river washed on
and brought back home article and sold at h gh
tgures The first Of Delaware shad was caught yes
teriay. They numbere $50 and were captured with
Kill nets AT OF stow Greek below Ponns Grove.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEWS.

IIsBoN March 2s.-The Portuguese Government has
ssued decree authorizing free expectation of gold and
silver coin.
ATHENs March 2S-Four women OF this city. VINO
have recently been often by dog. have started Tor
Paris to place themselves under ". Paseurs treat
LONDON March 2s.-The Swedish brig. A. l. Palmer
Captain BOrgessen, from New York FOR Copenhagen
was abandoned on Marcl II. She had lost her masts
and was fu Of water. Two of the crew were drowned
The survivors have landed at Plymouth.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
DROWyrD IVA WATER-VHEEL PIT.

WINoNA, Minn., March 28.-JacOb Hoffman,
owner Of the Touring ianls at EDa Mimi. and hs son.
axe eighteen, we're drowned Thursday evening In a
peculiar manner Tho tive were at work in the mill,
when all the machinery stopped, the wheel be-
coming oogged. They shut the water-gste and went
into the wheel pit remove the obstruction Suddenly
the gate opened aud the food poured down tho
fortunate BOth drowned,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
MR. RANDALL SUFFERING FROM GOUE

WASHINGTON, March % (Specidh. - Ex
Speaker Randall is confined to his bed by attack Of
his old enemy the gou His condition yesterday was
regarded as serious and gayo his family considerable
anxiety He resting quietly tonight and is feeling
easier. Mr. Randall has been subject 10 attacks or THIS
sort for number OF years The last two or three nave
caused friends considerable uneasuess,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
NEARLY KILLED BY FELLow-woRKsEy

Ew-HAvEN, March 2S (Speciab CHARLES
ID. Gee, OF the nonunlOn workmen employed by tho
Derby silver Company at Birmingham, was set upon
and nearly killed by two fellow-workmen, Thomas
Outree and william Mills. yesterday. Gee claims that
they sympathizers with the strikers His state-
nensihes the feeling against the strikers and to-
morrow the wsrdens will issue a proclaim alton cAlliux
all good citizens to respect the law aud avoid future
violence. Threats are made or organizing cttizenss
clubs and REFRESHING the Ysnlpant rUTdysm. Gee viii
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
GEROyIMo EXPECTED 10 sURREyDER

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2s.-A dispatch from
Sonora Mex. says: "GeronimO Is reported to have
held conference with his warriors ast night relative to
SUI ulrenderng General Crook Hs unconditional sur
render 10 expected to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
OPPOSING THE worLLoUGH MONUMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, March % (SpecdD D.-Opposi-
tou is made the Mccullough monument and it is even
hnted the benefit performance at the Academy OF
Music WILL take place. Should the money be raised
thoro will still trouble, the Park Art Commission
ers viii asked permit the erection OF the onu-
nenI in PARK.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

land will be substituted The comprising eights
will for George W. Childs Cup In Juno and VIII
be followed week later by the annual regatta OF tho
entire navy for 81 900 side to take place In
June has also arranged between the two profes
sion8l trainers Patrick Dempsey and Daniel Gaauaugh
The college race will take place on May o.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
BID EEFEcTs OF wLNE ON 4 STEW oGRAPHER


John w. Lee is stcnOgrapher, twenty eight
years old. the possessOr OF wife, two weeks old
baby and a small black mustache on saturday night
he met friends who had come from Chicago. and,
he expressed il. "some wine opened and they
had generally good time" What happened afterwsrd 10
is Impossible for him to remember. Mrs. Halpn. who
lives No. 39 CliutOnplace where Mr. Lee boards, has
more tenacious memory. In the Jefferson Market Po-
ice Court yesterday she told Justice Power tina
she heard cries of Fire! Murder Hclp coming from
Lees room and saw flames issuing from the place
On running there she found Mrs Lee screaming and Lee
holding blazing aud broken lamp. When she tried TO
perform the nslghborly office Of eXtnguishing the flames
he struck her and called her vile names Further efforts
to prevent the hOusc being burned brought out
blows and vile names. Finally the lamp thrown out
Of the window and Mrs Lee having called policeman,
Mrs. HalpIn made complaint OF assault against Lee
and he was taken to the police station. Lee peni-
tent yeStrrday and promised Justice Power TO abstain
from liquor and to leave the house In which Mrs Hspin
bOardf He released on hIs own recOgIzauce 10
appear for further examination Monday next. The
Examination VIII not be held II Mrs. Halpin in the
meantime Informs Justice Power that she is In fear
OF further annoyance from him.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
DEMANDING SCHOOL FOR HEWsBOYS

PHILADELPHIA, March % (SpeciaD. The
managers Of the Newsboys Aid Society have offered TO
the Board Of Education lot in the OF the present
home, valued at 10000 providing they will erect
building 70 be devoted school for the ak hundred
or more ntws0oys aud bootbacks Of the city COnsid
cradle bad feeling exists.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
EInIBIT OF CHILDREpS WORK.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S (Spec,aD. The
Philadephi. exhibit OF done by childr.n in the
public schools for the Chdrens Industrial Exhibition I'm
New York viii 10 sent tomorrow. twill consist of
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
MORE SECESSIONS FROM Mr. GLADSTONE
LORD SPENCER NOT TO REsIGN-REsULI Or NM
CutMBERLAIN's ACTION.
TIE spIR1r R1ILrN GERMANY.

Berlin. March 2S.-The new spirit bill Is
pkey TO pariake of the principle Of conSump'
ton OF raw material the tax the latter to be refunded
on eXn MOI At
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
PRINCE ALEXANDEK's INHIBITION.

VIENNA, March 2S.-The IcSthrr Lioyo says
that Priuce Alexander is about 10 make his army pro
claim him King of United Bulgaria.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
N Gn 10 EET-SSEI.a.

PAsTEUR TO GO TO BRUSSELS.
PARIS. March 2S.-M. Pasteur has accepted
an invitation to a consultation at Brussels.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
THE FoNG All w MURDER TRIAL

MONTREAL, March 2S.-FOuT Cinnamon OF
this city Will go to Rome, y " on Monday to give eN
dence in the murder trial Of Fong All Yu
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
MORE RIOTING IN BELGIUM
STRIKERS KILLED IN CHARLERoI.
TROOPS FIRING on MEN AND woMEN-MEN BE-
COMING DESPERATE.

PROOFS FIRING on MEN AND woMEN-MEN BE-
COMING DESPERATE
RRrssEIs March 2S.-DlspatcheS from Char-
ro say that there has been further roIing IN thS
resulting In the killing OF several persons anu 'n0
woundng Of many others. The rioters al JumeI upOa
the approach OF the troops sent TO disperso he pace"
200 women in the front ranks The troops opeheu nre
and many OF the were wounded. The sUlke 10
extending to Namur Additional troops ha'o
been callsd from Brussels to qlell the dsoraers
Later advices from Chareroi report that the town
e.lmer and that there will probably be no further ro
Gus demonstrations by the strikers az oooy' i"o
strikers are destitute and are compelled 10 Deg 'ot
food The men are desperate and threaten personal
violence II their wants are not supplied huhoer %
men will 90 70 work tomorrow. They will he ar"eu
with revolvers with which to defend themselVesh case
ofan attack by strikers
The authorities have prohibited the eale VI '"o NV"
paper PeuJie of this city.
OF the militia have been called out for ser
vice. ,.,.
The city OF LEGO was ouet today It's expected that
work will be resumed there tomorrow
orculsr signed by the Governor OF Hainault has
hc.n placarded throughout Charleroi proealmnS a
state of siege throughout the district OF the strikes anu
.pthorzing troops to cut down and re upon al roers
that refuse to dsperse.
str1kc, are threatened at Flenu and QuareSnon and
troops have been sent to those places
II ia asserted that Germans organized the present
labor movement
MORE SECESSIONS FROM Mr. GLADSIONh
LORD SPENCER NOT TO REsIGN-REsULr OF Mr.
CuAMBERLAIN's ACTION.
LONDON. March 2S.-It is expected that there
will be six secessions from Mr.. Gladsones Ministry
outside OF the The report that Lofd spencer
would resisn unless the land bill satisfied MIN Is not
true He has full confidence in Mr. Gladstone ana as
sisted the latter in drafting his bill
The Economist says: Mr. Chamberains secession ron
.,na hlOW
.ustain n Inc schsm continues the election may
result i'm returuns the Tories 10 power. or Ia compens
tbr liberals 10 accept Mr. Chsmberlaius leadership
Tifhcr result will he fIaught with mOmentOus cOhse-
QueuCeS -,,., Coosorra,tve
was returned Parliament from NOrw.ch' mas Deeu "e
clared void owing TO bribery.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

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