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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
R1ILEO1D INTERESTS.
ALLAYING STEAMSHIP Discomfort.

The general passenger agents OF the trunk
lines committee from the transatlantic steamship
lines at Commissioner Fnks Office with respect to con-
ferring on disagreements which have arisen over
the immigrant pool traffic T. s. Sandfor secretary OF
the steamship Conference presented the case OF tho
ocean lines. rhe he W INN grant Clearing House went
into june /, with the rates to tho West adj
vanced basis OF $l3 from New.York to Chicago
IL was complained by the steamship lines tnat the
of Grand Trunk Of Canada in Liverpool ana
mad observed the agreement which the rail-
roads and the entered into at the time, with
of rates 10 the dctrlmcnt OF the New
York ocean lines. The steamship Conference demanded
that tho established rates bo maintained by al the
trunk lines the between the pool roads and
tie lines he abrOgatcd After full discussion,
an amicable reached tho trunk lines
pedgng Themselves TO prevent Irregularities or any
their number and the lines agreeing TO abide
by the juno agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
THE ORATORS or THE CONTEST.
JOHN MoELEY's MANIrEsrO-MR. BRIGHT AND MR..
GOSCHEN TO SPEAK.


GosCHEN TO SPEAK.
LONDON, June 21.-JOhn MOrley's electoral
manifesto strongly maintains lreands crying need OF
a strong Government National in character, responsible
for the OF its actions and able 10 exercise
large and liberal measure Of real power-nOt sham
legislature puppet of the executive. Otherwise 1t
would be better to things they are. lie hopes
to support honest constitutional settlement OF the
long aud disastrous quarrel
John Bright VIII peak at Birmingham next Saturday
the political situation. Mr. G0-chen spoke AT Oar
lngton O-.iig and Will sneak AT Newcastle Tomorrow
aud at Edinburgh on Thursday
The Standard attacks Mr.. Chamberlain for what 1t
calls limiting at reuniting with Liberals" 1t says:
Mr. Chamberlain has said enough and more than
enough about his personal sacrlces Other men, VINO
totally silent about thel. have made much greater
sacrifices he Nh Chamberlain would do well to con
line himself IN the future TO the public ana general
OF tine Home Rule controversy much as possible
SIR Robert Peel VIII contest the Inverness burgs as
GladstOuian candidate.
john Morley delivered speech at Newcastle this
evening. the Of which he SAID that the coal
non m e cnnSIiion m maj the Gionisis Feared for
Ulster. lie believed that crime would disappear from
Ireland with the grant OF Hone !tue: ,,, A.. .
The TH NAL Gazette says that Mr. Morleys speech that
the Home HUE bIl is dead" aud his disclaimer
OF Mr. shaw Lefevrc's desire that the Irish
retained Westminster, and that the Land Purchase
bill be abandoned IDschievous cOun,erblasts to
Mr. GadstOnes erenicOD and destroy all hope OF union
OF the Liberals and unless chaced speedily Will cause
the Liberals the election Between the utter
ances OF Mr. Gladstone and Of Mr.. Morley nobody Can
Mr. Morley day. said that the real issue before the
county whether the Liberal Conservative Govern
men shonld rule lie refused TO believe that the result
OF Home Rule would be religious intolerance. We
could not" he said, leave the settlement of the land
question to Ireland because England responsible fol
the land system, of the viest and most nOnsrous
ever seen" the crimes IN Ireland he said we're the
fruit Of tyrannic and oppressive system NJ government
Continuous representation OF Ireland IN the lml eria
Parliament was mpractlcable.
Mr.. Goschen, spcaking al Darlington, sad that the
Governnent distinctly state whether The and bill
had been abandoned. The Result OF allowing Mr. lad
stone free hand would to give the control OF Irish
affairs the leaders Ci The NatlOnal parry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
UNION PACIFIC AFFAIRS.

WAsH!NGroN, June 2l.-Mr Henley, of Call
ifornla today Introduced the following resolution IN
the House:
WhcrtdS. 1t appears from the published reports OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company that the san cor
uoralon without consent OF Congress, ala issue III
ss about - 100000 OF collateral trust bonds, also
$4,000 900 OF per cent collateral trust bonds ala pay
,iyd. uIy In 1883 and 1881 Notwithstanding the exist
cnce "A oaIing debt of $4,000 900 ani n 1855
and $50 did guarantee interest ll.J3l 900 oregon
Short Line bonds defiance Of the provisions of the
Law OF 1873, section OF Volume XVII, statutes-at
Large: therefore he II -. A..
Res0lrod by House Of Represent iativcs that the
Attorney he and he hereby directed TO prose-
cute ali officers Of said corporation. civily ana GRIM
inay against whom there is sufficient evidence 10 war
rant judgment or c0nvlcton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
AZ ON C0UPLE BEATEN BY 4 BORDER
CLUBBED INTO HELPLtsSNEss AND KEPT UNDER
GUAED For TWO DAYS.

GUARD FOR TWO DAYS
POrGHKEEPsIE, June 21.-Ihe little village
Dover Plains Is again excited over terrible affair
which occurred miles from that place on Thursday
night, III a dwelling on East Mountain Lafayette Dem
mis- and his wllc lived in the house referred to- They
had boarlcr. Bishop, who hal been turned away
from another house because Of having ma 10 trouble
Lat Thursday night he assaulted Mrs. Dennis and
knocked her down. aud when her husband started to n
ter Bishop took musket by the barrel and cuOOed
HIM with IT, knocking him senseless. and then stamped
upon him and ckcd MIN about the face AMI heli be-
SIDES biting OF his fingers and part OF NJ ear and
breaking left jaw. Inc nearest neishbor was quar-
OF "A mile away aud Bishop would nOt let ais vctm
house, but stood guard over them from Ihus-
day TIL saturday night, when he nei
As soon a. could, Mrs. Dennis craWIei to the
cighbOrs aud gave the alarm. ami ye5terdty uun-
Der OF people went house and round Dennis with
both eyes his face aud mead much swollen
The best attendance possible was gwen MN ana MS
wife and this morning Dennis was taken 10 Dover
Plains where Justice Ducn,r took his testimony ana
then issued a for Bishops arrest Dennis Is
sIXtvnye and he believes as do al-o the people wao
have him, that he cannot live. He Is ponsl0ner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
HELD FOR ATTEMPTED BLtCKNirL.

PHILADELPHIA, June 81 (Specidb. H. Gran.
VILE Gray. who has frequently pcrsonaci wel-known
citizens and is noted confidence operator. held IN
81 900 bail this afternoon By Judge Smith charged with
attempting to biscknai Captain Bender. OF the West
Jersey Ferry Company. The latter testified that Gray
called hm and ssd that Mr. smith, o the Ferry Com
pany had Issued warrant for his the charge
OF zzlsmeu aud that he had careessy run down
sailboat and was generally Incompetent Gray claimed
that he city editor OF ihe treSs, and Tended to
write the article and furnish 1t ~ other papers lie
would suppress the article for certain amouaI Ho at
tempted 10 appropriate 81 which was on desk. He
was recently IN trouble Io' forging tho Of the city
editor OF The T,gsex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
A BLAZE AT WECHSLER & ABRAHAMS.
ELECTRIC WIRES START FIRE-rHE DAMAGE
$4,000

ELECTRIC WIRES START A FlRE-lHE DAMAGE
$4,000.
Two electric light wires became crossed in
front OF the store OF Wechsler Abraham Fulton-s
Brooklyn. about p. yesterday. They ignited the
woodwork OF window easement and the flames crept
the second floor OF the big bnding. Some 1000 or
5000 persons at the counters, most OF them
When the nre-engines ratified up sort OF panic
vented any serious results. more women
tainted As soon the fire noticed the outside
OF the build Il stranger told Desmond Dunn, the ad.
vertsng AGENT who at the door. Under the dircc-
tiun OF Superintendent McNuty the hoornrn on each
floor five lines of nose In the building ana
ladder up outside. soon the part where the
fire. occurred wa- flooded
By the time the fire engines arrived the
fire practically out, but several streams
were played upon the building ami the
firemen went through and tore up the no0rs whcre
there was any suspicion of himes Much damage was
stocks OF gods In tho slie or the
building where the fire occurred. The most damage was
I'm the cloak suit department. on the second nO0r
Mr. McNulty estimates tine loss that floor AT T2).OOo
furnishing goods department, on the mrs. uOOr. at
O.00O in the furniture department. on tbs third
floor, at $1,000: In the delivery department, IN
top floors 5000 making total Of loss on the stocks
OF 1000 The damage 10 the building he estimated AT
5000. The police estimated tho entire loss at $1,000
Many OF the employees from the building without
their hats About $50 girls at work on the fourth
floor and when they the smoke they attempted 10
down stair. They were prevented from spreading
"A by fireman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
DEVELOPING A LARGE IRON REGION.

PHILADELPHIA, June u (SpeciaD.-A syndi-
cate composed OF capitalists living IN this ely ah1 the
interior OF the state Will within few days purchase the
Valentine iron tract In tho bald Eagle Naiiey oi
Centre County, this state. consisting OF 1900 acres a.
a cost " about Si.OO0.OOO. II Is tho largest con-
nuous body OF land IN tho s,ae, and next 70
the Cromwell banks ut Lebanon said to De the rch
est assayng 50 per cent OF ~ the ton Inc pur-
chasers Will begin the development of thc prop
erty. Large quantities. OF the ore are to DE shppcd 20
Pitsbure and the prO1uct OF tho furnaces Is 10 20
ped iIdcwxter the lines OF the Pehhs}'Aa
KailfOad Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
HE1TY FAIL URE IN TIE SUGAR TRADE
II. II. SWIFT co. SUSPEND, WITH LIABILITIES Oh
$1.000,000

H. H. SWIFT & co. SUSPEND, WITH LIABILITIES OF
$1,O00000.
The suspension of H. II. Swift & Co., import
ers Of sugars No. GO Pine-sL. and at Pernambuco
Is announced TDey the principal nrm In
the Brazilian sugar trade and supposed to be worth
half a Million The Liabilities. nearly as they can
be estimated. are put at 10000 The greater
part is due bankers for advances. The assets are
large.
The business was established over thirty years
ago. The firm is composed OF Humphrey H.
Swift Alfred G.. Swift and Henry +. Hitch
Alfred G.. Swift Was admitted in January. 1877
Daniel NJ. Rollins a partner from 1879 to
1881. The firm, few days ago. gave chatte
mortgages on fixtures for $4,000 to j. c. De
lano. and the Messrs. swiit also Individually
gave chattel mortgages 80 East Sixty seond-st and
1l3 East Forteth-st., to Mr.. Deano for the same
amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
RAPID TRANSIT IN ATLANTIC AVENUE.

The Long Island Elevated Railway Company
was formally organized yesterday IN Brooklyn by the
election Of the following directors: Austin Corbn.
william Richardson. Rogers Maxwell Newberry II.
Frost Henry Graves Frederick A. Schroeder. Henry W.
Maxwell. Samne W. Bovine. William Il. Kendall and
JOnn G.. jenkins Ihey selected these officers: fresl-
dent, Austin Corbn; vicc-presldent. William Richard
son; treasurer y. H. Frost; secretary. H. W. Maxwell
Offices will be opened at Atlantic and THIRD aves A
petition presented the Brooklyn Board OF Alder
Yesterday asking for consent to build the road lai
for the company Ia At ahtcave, from south Ferry
East New YORK. 1t sent 10 the Railroad Commit
TOE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
ADRIFT AT SEA FOR EIGHT DAYS.

SAILORS Observation-Disclosures LIVES SUP
POSED TO BIZ LOST
LONDON, June 21.-The American ship Frank
Pendleon, Captain Nichols from San Francisco Febru-
ary 49, has arrived at Queenstown She has on board
the Of the British bark Arklow Captain Pye. from
Manila for Montreal The Arklow was in COLLISION on
May with unknown vessel. and was cut 10 tne
waters edge. The captain. his wife and child anu ten
took to the iifeboa The mate put of alone III
small open boat 1t is feared that the occupants OF Ine
fe-boat were lost The mate had terrible experience
He was for eight days without food water clothing
the stores he had provided himself with having Deen
bv the capsizing OF his boat He clunx TO the kei M
twentysx hours and then succeeded in righting tine
craft He hung up his shirt for sail aud cangnt rev
ying fish, which he ate lie proceeded slowly Tor SIX
DAYS looking I'm vain for SAIL and then became uhcon.
scons While I'm this condition his boat was sghteu on
May 10 by the Frank PendletOn aud he was rescucu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
LORD CHURCHILLS MANIFESTO.

T.
FRIENDS.
LONDON, June 21.--Lord Randolph Church
Ill in his election manie este says:
The Constitution is to be shattered and the Liberal
party TO bo sivercd for other reason than TO graf
ify the OF old hurry. What fright
ni imperial catastrophe is necessary to tear Brtos
from the Influence OF this fcsh this idol this superst
ton which caused them and the Irish unnumbered
evils and which Is known under the aliases OF " The
Peoples William and "the Grand DID Man.
The I,mes commenting on Lord Randolph Churchirs
election manifesto says regrets that his honest ndig
nation has caused MIN to lapse into his earlier contro
yersial manner" Continuing The Times says:
The vigor and pungency OF the manifesto cannot he de-
MED hut IL would have gained effect II II had been
couched In more chastened language
The Neus commenting on the Churchill manifesto,
says:
We may well ask Mr.. Chamberlain whether lie IL pre-
pared TO commit the destnies OF the country TO this
politcaI spirit The manifesto Is as insulting TO Ireland
as 10 Mr. Gladstone and ia such expression OF party
passion as Ia happily unusual In English politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

Port JARVIS, n. Y, June PA fire at
Parhers Glen Peun last night destroyed tho oice OF
the Kigam Blue Stone Company, Winhelds store and
contents and Temperance Hall The safe In the kigam
Blue Company's office aud all the papers
were destroyed. The loss Is about 5000 partially
insured.
HAMBURG. June 21.-The sugar AMI cotton warehouse
The lnsa Il x2bO. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
GIFTS OF DR.. STEELE.

ELMIEA, June 21.-The will of DR.. j. Dorman
Steele the author OF numerous school textbooks was
admitted to probate today by Surrogate Dexter Dr.
Steele gives IS 900 To the Baldwin street Methodist
Church, winch WAS burned the night after his deah,
so 900 to found tae steele Proessorshp Of Theistc
IN the Syracu.e University and mortgages anu
Lands to the amount OF >oO.Ooo or more 10 te
chair His library bequeathed 10 the wife, with ali
other persOnal prOperty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
THE BURIAL OF KING LUDWIG

MUNICH, June 21.-Murmurs are heard on
all sides regarding the treatment o; King LndwiG Inc
people why his body not buried IN tue grave vi
his fathers in the Iheatiner Church instead OF being
,aced in n vant containing the bodies OF distant rea-
lives Tie official given Is that the royal Vaui.
Is already overlrd, but the humble classes DecVe lhat
II Is because the King committed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
THE "ROORBACK" IN ENGLAND.
DOCUMENT PRINTED BY THE LONDON TINES

Mp. DAyITT DENOUSCEs II.
LONDON, June 21.-Thc Times publishes what
II says copy OF the private special circular recently
by president OF Supreme Council to the dill
ferent centres" OF tae Irish Republican brotherhood
throughout KIN slom OF Great Britain aud Ireland
The document Nils "a column OF III. Times IN nne print
The pst Il n tho assertion that to the efforts OF
tae TeniAns ireland uebted for the present adsan
ta1eous position occupied by the Irish and In the
Statement iLst while ar GladstOne's scheme is made
qaaie because Ireland must have no,hin short Of inde
prudence Is is the dnty OF rlsainen to support the
Prs'nies "a sve:y Way liz order io nab!e Linn to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
JOrrIyGs HERE AND THERE.

AMSTERDAM. June 21.-Alayor Carmichael
and the Aldermen OF Amsterdam. who we're indicted on
charge OF having violated the city charter by expend-
ing more than the $4,000 allowed for city purposes.
were tried this afternoon at Fonda Judge Westbrook
the jury that the Mayor and tue Aldermen
had not violated the law ana they were therefore ac
quilted.
OswEGo. June 2l.-The American Branch OF the lrish
National League OF this city to-day forwarded to the
Rev Father Charles OReilly, Of Detroit treasurer, a
draft Tor 1860 to be- added 10 the Parliamentary fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
OREGON COMPANY ELECTIONS.

The anrua! meetings Of the Oregon companies
were appointed for yesterday at Portaud Ore.-the
Oregon Railway and Navigation and the Oregon I'm
provement IL H.. and the OREGON and Iransconii-
mental at Offices OF the companies In thls
cry no news had been received and none was expected
before today. The difference III time and the ong
time required for the transmission OF messages would
Interfere with the receipt OF any private dispatches
The result OF the elections. however. has been lOre-
gone conclusion for time. and at tie meetings
there probably no opposition vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
CHARLES w. MACGEY FOX CONGRESS-

ERIE. PENN. June u (Specdb. Complete
Republican primary returns from Erie. Warren "nd
yenango Counties comprising the twenty seventh Jul
dicial District Indicate that Charles W. Macsry. oil
Frankyn, has been nominated for Congress- Ihs nom
nation Ia practically challenge ~ DcMoeratc Sou
xrcssman W. l. scott " run again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
AN ALBANY BREWERY BURNED.

ALBANY, June 21.-The Old Taylor brewery,
sx.story brick 200 feet long by Ill wide,
with a capacity OF $4,000 barrels year, was ictrly
destroyed by fire tonight. There were about 2O.OOO
bushels Of barley the malt-nOusc nearly all OF which
a lOss- The damage is about S15OOO0; insur-
auce the building and $4,000 on the stock
fixtures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
PAKNELL TO STUMP ENGLAND.
TIE IRISH LEADrR TO MAKE ADDRESSES IN EIGHT
OF THE CHlF CITIES.

ID tAIIiI 10 IIIE IkIILNT-I
Copyright; 1s9C. NOrN -fiaertcnh GbIs Ncgs 60.
LONDoN, June 21.-In consequence Of the
religious prejudces stirred up by Chamberlain and other
enemies OF Home Rue Mr. Parncll has resolved upon
striang line of action. On saturday he Will begin tour
throush England and Scotland and will address meet
ings in eight OF the principal cities his Efforts being
specially directed, his pacity OF leader OF the Irish
people and Protestant himself. toward removing the
sectarian apprehens0ns rs to Home Rnle that have
been excited b, its enemies. I. p GILL, VI. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

throne was celebrated Saturday night by the
Benchers OF the Temple by series Of amateur dramatic
performances
Mr. FIELDS LIBEL sUIT.-Ex-A Attorney General Henry
James will appear for Cyrus W. Field, and Charles Rus
SELL Attorney-Gencral. for Henry LaDouchere In the
libel suit brought by the former against the proprietor
Of London truth The trial begins next Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

pete the step he wishes to take The Times says tue
document is marked 40 be destroyed when read
Michael Dav pronouuoes the so called Fenian secret
manifesto published by The Imes election dodge.
Mr. Davitt says the document was written oy the
former editor of extinct Irish weekly paper WHICH
pretended to represent extreme Natonalst vlews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
TIE ABBE LT~ZT ILL

LONDON, June 22.-1he Daily Telegraph
Gays Abbe List Is Ill at Wcimar aud that his
physicians fear that his condition is hopeless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
PUNISHMENT oF BELFAST RIOTERS.

BELFAST. June 21.-Five men have been
sentenced to Imprisonment for varying from four
10 six months joining 400 rioters who feled. kicked
and stoned twenty five Catholic factory women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
prpcrTyG HIS WIPE TO DEATH

BosroN, June II ISpeciaD. Charles W COLBY
and wife, OF Tempeton, have not lived together for
year. Mrs. Colby Is twenty-four and her husband Ia
nearly sixty. Tee entered the family of Mr..
Ill., at East Tempeton. as housekeeper several months
ago Mr. Iill and his family at supper ON Saturday
evening" when Colby rushed into the house MIS- Colby
started pantry entered aud attempted 10 Close
the door after her. Colby was close oehhu her an"
pulling the door back seized her. struggle chsaed 10
which he n revolver from his pocket anu nrou'
rh~ spued away Nun and re-encrod the Kitchen.
Before be intercepted he was again cose 10 nor
and fired another shot Although desperately wouhueu
the woman rushed Of doors ana started uowh tue
rnai when she received third and fatai wound ahu
dropped by the roadside about ten rods from the nouse
Colby tried make his escape, but was pursued anu
captured and delivered the authorities OF Gardner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
TIE CIVIL SERVICE Law SUSTAINED.

BosTON, June u (Specdp. p.-Governor Robin
son. as was generally expected. has vetoed the Soldiers
Exemption bill 1t a pernicous measure. CAL
culated to practically annu Cvil Service law. 1t
soldiers necessity VI undergoing the
connective xlnin ATOMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

PARLIAMENT TO BE DISSOLVED ON SATURDAY.
LONDON, June 21.-Parliament will be pro-
rogued on Friday Tho dissolution will take place on
Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


QUEEN VICTORIA LONG REIGs.-Thc forty-ninth an
nverssy Of Queen Vict0ras accession ~ the Englsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

bail piece from NswYork and will be .returned 70 tns
city, She Is charged with having kept an opium )oh'
and with having induced girls OF tender years 10 W., %
her place. When arrested 10 Sew-iork she gave va"
and ned TO Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

THE GALATEA TO SAIL ON SATURDAY.
LONDON, June 21.-The yacht Galatea WILL
It is now expected, sail for New York ON Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

PITTsDURG. June II lSpectIb.-At tho Union
Depot to-day Dixcy Dawson tried to kill
his wife and sster-ln-law. He aud
his wife separated u year ago and tho latter
went 10 live with her sister, who livos In this
city. Dawson has been employed out OF town. lie
wrote his wife requesting her to meet him at
the Union Depot this morning when he would grange TO
obtain vorce Tue husband insisted that they again
1.-Two t0geths <And upon the wifos refusal drew re-
volvor rcd twice. ono ball grazod his wifcs che5k
Dawson arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

SlElH NICHOLS CAUGHT IN BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, June 21.-A c0mely looking
auan. s.rah AlehOIs. was arrested heIe to-day on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
THE DOMED STEAMER SOLD.
TRYING TO KILL HIS WIFE.

BATI Me-, juno 2I.-A. T.. Balcman, OF NNw- 1OrX
has bought the dOmed steamer Meteor for $4,000. and
will convert her into u pleasure yacht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
TELEGRIPUIC NOTES.
SHOOTING A MAN WHO CALLED on HER

STUOII IINu \ MAN " fIO ChI.I4fD ON III. =
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ". Va. June 2L-Mrs.
George Workman, VI THIS place. has been committed TO
ial al Lewisburg to await The result OF gun-shot
wounds inflicted by her upon one Walker who called at
Mrs. Workman's house yesterday and knocgcd for ad
mittance, when the woman threw tho door open and
discharged load OF bucksh0t In Walkers face. Two OF
the shot entered the brain through the right eye Wat
ker will die.