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New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
DrsY 1RAFFIC ~ COAL AND STEEL RAILS


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-The officials OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company staie th"t t"e
traffic OF that line IS greater now than IL has been TOT
great many years The company is hauing large
number OF steel rails aud II Is declared that Inc behen
i. now being iclt from the large number oi mahulAc
,o,i.s .bltshed on the OF tic road IN the p"st
year or two which are IN fun OPERATION lhe ne"
line OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company up TO t"e
schnylkill Valley will be completed, II - now stated
-.ute,uber5. The officials OF the company state 'h"'
nav haye been offered 100000 tons OF anthracite
col IN take over the line, and ihat this i enough 10
sve them control the making OF rates upon an thtaoe
- hs valley Tuey also declare that, Should the lr""
theIn. and that should tlcy
m. carving price OF coal III mat valley 20 "at tnsy
at nm porons Of their road II would reduce tho
rrsv-nu,, of the Reading ~Gooo,oOp per ahhnh' Inv
Anthracite coal Trade has recently uhdersohes
80 ,h.L.tter according 10 the stsiemenh oi al VIC
romnanie. mere. Tbey declare that thcrr 10 DeL'e!
dsand from outside points, ana that thc ire!hR n"l
80 viii he decided improvement IN prices before
Snptrmbrr J. Tie Reading Company announces I'm.
vii ,uspcnd operations portion or august po4o'' -
viii overproIuce the quota for that month
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

HrIETT's LANpING, Aug | l>pe"'dlj i his
W.. An e1ci,iug -uniay on Lake George. race took
place he tween Tn TLIHt 81 spcca yacht Mary Ahder
son owned 10y ". Howard Bender. Of luletts LAnilne
Hotel and M H,raids yacht, River Queen owned py r.
Rocsel.e OF For, william Henry Hotel. Tie IatieT
yacht left Caldwell twelve minutes ahead % ihr MARY
Aud.r.on The picf- NJ thu different hoic.. were
crowded with guests who shouted and waved heiI hand
.-rcnt-fs TO the victorious IHlHtNt h'at Ia" P"pu
.arlty OF he paper VA fulIy demonstrated ~ W.
.,yerur.s VIII winch copies were bought ~ rcnch
point IN, H,rdlds yscht was let ana dldh cohu"u,
the trlp 1nf IaHrNE was carroi tho iul' '""sih OF
The lax. and made a gain Of a. hour and tWenty-tNo
minutes over records. Credit mutt To" ENrh I'D
Captain Albert JAkeway ari DIT. engineer feIct 'hpot
gen. Mary l. now tuc leader %! Inc I"Ac
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
~ THE INTERIOR OF THE STATE.

CLrN's FALLS. y. T., Aug. l. here ls Il
boom here for rnF SUNDAY TEihtSi. o"ins 10 thAt
papers pony express Last sunday PAU 'oy brought
I'M TEWuNI over from Luzotne distance o' '"'''''
IN sEty ino nluuo- TIC fastest tn" Oh record
Ivery u,hrr Sew. YORK. paper was badly beaten. Inc
Blue Mountain range Is picture-qne region hIt SER
Gus obs Acle porsplrng pony etp'rr'. F"l ~ ~
mica the rOad steep thai hoFsn must Va" - '"'
WAY I'M IHIBt NE- victory creAiel no Itt" "ppiI'
ami excitement To-day TIM 1LInt ~ came AL lhe way
by special train.
unt,rr \ y Aug l-1HE sI>DNY TRIBUNE was
delivered to-day TO every resort in TIE 'AisAi'
Mountains by syecla train from Eoniohl Now t"''
people arc beginning to leaVo tho SEA coast te
house. OF nns fas, Dy those eager u
get the puro air o! the mountains. There i a gieA
rush o, bnsin.ss mon from Ncw-York TO THIS region
every Saturday, and the cary delivery Of tho pApoi
ailows tLcm read Tie morning paper ~ ihr hour t'
are accu.ioned md then to spend the day IN "hA
ever .azt and comfortable Their fancy dictates
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
STRONG EVIDENCE AGAINST THE ALLIGATOR.
EHOnl The Ornnas CLtu Eli me

Last week man, presumably a tramp,
Knocked at l. r. Tnursbys door about clock at night,
after tho family had retired. Mr. Thursby struck
match and responded to the call. Tho stated that
he had walked fifteen miles that afternoon take the
night boat bound North and left and wanted to stay
night. Thursby handed him key and pointed to
hs barn stating that the best he could do for
him Not until after Mr. Thursby had retired some time
did think OF the en.oot his boys had In the
barn for the entertainment Of strangers next winter,
and worried considerably aboat the man. As soon as
he dressed ho hurried out 20 tho barn next morning 70
about the man He found the door ockad with the
key turned on the inside. lie forced side window
opsn found the alligator In It's usual corner but the man
was missbg The evidence gathered seens TO point 70
the srucon OF the man ng the night, as the ant
nal ate nothing whatever during the next few days
Nothing be heard Of the and II Is believed No
came to an uDtimely end that night Whether the man
was worthless tramp or an honest. worthy citizen,
is OF the saddest catastrophes The Tunes has yes
been called upon to chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
Ninth season.
Post Odicc Notice.

Cshoulab he read by all interested as changes may
occur at any timc)
for dispatch by particular steamer except when u - To-
prc 10 send duplicates Of ban. and oonngr a. documents,
not specially addressed being sent by the fastest vessels
available.
,pnVNr1fLY In ali cases at this Office rs follows
ruESpAN-Atl p. for II Domingo cape liay ant Turks
i~a per steamship folha. from New. at
D. w. for 81 Domingo Cape hayti and IuGAs Island per
samana
wEpNEsDAY-At6am a. m for Europe, per steamship Allcr
scutamp!o1 and oI; Bremen 10 Al IN W 4 for M Jm. Sos
Mca NicAgua ;. OF Colombia salsa,or ANA sSarh
Pacic ports por steamship ANena VIA kingston et',rs
for Mrt,o mus Dg I1,nts r.c aud Tor Venezuela and
Smracoa wa Trinidad per steamship Mnir, al -oV p IN
,ss.n,aS ss n.S CIV iSa Of Baas from Sew oflelns
ruIsHsnAY~At6 8 a. m for Hsyt and Turks Island per
steamship Hayten hePaoIS; VIA poIIcn a OS1 a. a. ~.
ST town hHSEs 5Sf, FSr eeTnaHy mis- %
dreStea per o1 AaLa.S .l@ sacva via PymSat cncP
Scars Letters SrS ISF 9gS g nsT ana 9Ar
~ fnr Vera cruz Campcche. ChapAs Iabasco and
assaa" asa.S' = r. per steamship santiago
,vt%aT~Atea H. Pierre MisueIOn. steamer
rTpn,Y-Atsa A. IN. for Europe per steamship Aurania.
81 via queenstown Letters ie! France Germany a. mus.
rset per steamship Ed.m VIA Amserdam DIETER, must
s be Steamship wsstcrnlana VIA Antwerp letters must
pss %e via sCuth.m0n % iSa Sad Bre@sa
an and d. 99es EUROPA" F,nSs % D 20
Uts~snip la Bourgogne. via Hayre at l0a H. ior scot
I'll ,rc,t steamship tufncssla Nettrls
M, FuInessa) Al ~ III. Tor Jamaica,
of IoIombla Salvador and South Pacific ports. per
VIA Kingston llettcrs for Mexico
',,st be, directed Ncrtuninus -; AT 80 M Tor
nsnisn Honduras and Bay Islands. per steamship t. b.
Ward lr, from New orleans
Malls for the Islands per steamship Australia from
ma an Fraucisco close here August - at p Mails
for China and Japan. per steamship san Pablo iron
close here August IA Al Malls tor
Austraia New Zealand. Sandwich FUl aud samoan
Islands per steamship MArposa rom san Francisco cloS
her, August 81 at D. ON arrival at Newfors ot
steamship Britannia with British mails for AnsrAA.
Malls society Islands per slIp Tahiti IRON s1n
Francisco close here August rs ut p M MAILS ioc
Cuba rail 10 Tampa Fla and thence by steamer tro
Key West Fla. close AT this oinco daily AZ 2:3o - III
The OF closing OF Trans Pacific mails aangea
on tho uninterrupted overland transt
the East arriving ON INK ~ SA
on day Of sailing of steamers arc dispatches
thence the same day.
Post Oifce, NewY0rk. NJ Y. July ~. 1854
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
OBII IfR Y.
uANILL &. KENYON.

Daniel Coriell Runyon died at his house, IN
Wasblpgton-si, Newark, y--terlay age seventy
lie Was born painheld ana Ia ls'i settled III New
,rk snl .uyaced Ia the coal and wOod business Will
Matthias NJ Doid, OF Orange. In May OF :hs year he
,.,,red from buslness. Mr LuuJ earnest Re-
nnhncar but never sought ofhcr. lie was for tnlry
rr. ,cnu I'm the First Baptist Church. AMI his char
.tond nigh m business and social ie. lie leave
VII, a nd s1 children all save one being married ono
49,, - i1nnr BrOadvay banking nrm oi
Nrit1 & Kuuyon aud the otbcr Auditor Of the CITY
~ ~evarE Inc funeral will take place on wednesday
. II IN
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

Loudly from Iowa ward with clearing tor.
dency In tho latter district Excepn tho South Atlantic
Tho earomc,sr here fail wth incrcasns eloudiness
toward evening. and with exceptionally damp atA
Tho temperature ranged between 7ls and $50. tho
average N5cslb being 27so lower tnan the CORE
spending day last year and 81, lower than Saturday
CIOudness occasional rain aud nearly stationary tom
peraturo may be- expected In this city and vicinity 70
day fair and cool Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
,nrnrns Al TIE wKEcK or TIE ALGONA

TOETEKS = TIT "7'Hc7I " :, :.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. l.-from ISic hoS"'' ia
=, having rinea the bodies OF the forty victims
49, ,. Algo,na disaster last fall aud that 10 aVou
,,o,o an they sunk the corpses far out III the LAKE
r,e revenue cuttcr Andy Johns'n leaves milwaukee 10
~" .. , la snnertor III probably make a
,no,ou,h investigation Tho Canadian racine steam
ship Alsoms went ashore on the ree's az 'He
- Isi. Kova last fan aud about forty persons "o'o
en-" u Wrrrsers now al Work on
r vr-,el and though carelni se"Ion , n",
tho ,,,I. no bodies have been ieco'clru
Dco ,, anr or Two found pinned IN thc tihpci' a".
A'.exnri Of the vess" Inc theory thdI W.. t,,
..uk the bodies IL strengthened ny INC 'InH
nthes and articles of value Ih lheII nu.
~ :. IN. 1planation advanced ny ihr WI 80, hs,o
% an inc vessel the reason why tho pouicS ""'o
-, ~ Lreu recovered.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
To proKGANIzE THE WABASH.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Aug 1.-Edgar }. Wells ol
,,. purcnasiLg Com mittce OF the wabash stocH ana
paid into the Third National Bank OF 'nf
, vc.terday Ms per order OF the United states circuit
c,urt the sum Of >j965OO tho balance oi
,he money due On the purchase. I"e ""o"Sn
oo.r.x WAS sold a. auction on April 20
~ ~ ,,,,.a for the sum OF SG2J 900. 10 per cent
20 hitch WA. paid cash. The payment OF tne pd'an.-
mat enough Of the stock ana bohdhoiiels
,r,tnn 10 IN sure utnTr harmony among lh'u'
n ~ 81 the conpany will be reOTGanized ny sc"Hng
of the sen bonds ana luniing certain uh
,..ld nnuuOns.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
CARDINAL WOLNIl LAMONT WARNED
Prom me Warrington (rific.

"Danicl," remarked the President, III voice
OF warning authority.
"Yrs, sire" responded Daniel. with little tremor.
a. uouce that two new posi- oIicos have Deeh """o"
Lamont III your HONOR
Yes, sire
"And none Cleveland Danleli'
No, sire -,
'Wr. Daniel. my advice TO you Is to be oaretul. 10
grasp too eagerly at tho bubble. faino posi- or
Daniel 10 often loaded. You know my opinion resPos
ing Offensive partisan-. You may 90. Daniel AL" lhe
President waved his hand after the manner OF nau
giving imitation OF CLARK Mss equestrian statue Vi
George Washington crossing PcnDsylvaniaaVe.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
c,,vfR CHAR0ED WIN ARSON.

,,,,nrIpnIA, Aug. IA dispatch 10
MN Vow. BLOOMFIELD says that jacob hiher'
7he I" ,.rnsr Oh Fishing Creek Valley WAS 'n''
"elr'o-a ooum,ttea TO Perry County Prison on .no
morning Mira. Kinert WAS Compelled 10 i'A'o
en.Is' s.n.na and with three children 1--we. IN m~s'
Hs Her application for decree or aIIov,nx h.r
~. oourt. snd An ofder was feceh'' '""1'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
RAISED AFTER A SUMMER LECTURE

10 the Edtor Of The Tribune.
SIR: On Wednesday evening, July %,
company gathered in the parlOr OF the hotel al MI
MeenaDra 10 listen to ineresng lecture by the Rev.
William W. Clark Petroleum and Its Products At
the close OF the lecture collection taken for the
benefit "f THE TRIBuNE FreshAl Fund, amounting TO
$40, which please hni enclosed. We ara all having a
good time here and hope that tho little ones or the
VIII ENJOY the fresh air Of country az much as
ENJOY the summer breeZes they sweep through inc
Shaw gunk MouEtlns Yours very truly r..
LUcnrlie y. Y, July 20, 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

S75 with which to prosecute her snif ms sum ne.
hnsband has frequently declared he would never pay
nic.t or two Mrs Kinert was aroused from sleep
by a dense smoke pouring into her room. ms camo
from a snusrc box in which lighted candle had been
nlacei TO block wood and shaviDgs saturated Win
coal 2il. Klner Is CHARGED win the attenpteu arson.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
WHICH OF TIE WIDOWS rs MS WIFE,

ATLANTA, Aug. 1.-The Pierce-W Weaver mys.
terry growing out OF the Georgia Pacific Railroad acc
dent last December, in which fourteen lives lost,
been solved by the appearance Of tho weav
er. who has been In hiding The two supposed widows
were sulng the road for damages
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
GueuII Notlc,s


Tho excursion. 10 Iockawly and Coney Island Or
BABES ~ ARMS provided IN past years by IN" New-
York Tuveu. Guardian society will extend through no
NINTH az August. L.ulng suuG~o. manly uu ihc intel
,rf consideration and hcucNorn'r al former ill'r> ana no
,iitt, The society trmtr * l-iuns
,,,lt from 300 to 20; Why could 10 not. Literally
..,,itl Gather 10 thousand from n" pth> of
f,n.Tnnr ,lYriu send the seabcach, feed them
hourfy and Iummc dark horizon with noblrr and
l,i-ftl ul,ai. % the real rnl, ~ III" a..
Donation. money or chechs VIII De dGf acAho"Ic seiH
sent by MAJ OI otherwise 10
'N"' = ~ IOIIN Ia VAN MSS. Treasurer
NVS-l k.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
To,.i r,iv ai IaeG ..........Sl 10000 D.

HELPING TO GIyE PLEASURE
To the EdfiOr Of The JrtbuHc'
SIR: | saw by yesterdays paper 'ha' you
haven't enough money TO send all the children ~ '"'
country thA, hAvo invited, ard hvs o !1 ar IN.
Ing such a good time here that We have seit ,'rnr
,non M hons a, " M he euonQn send nvo chlltfoh
10 h. =. a o,oS lin. IILDs aId LAKsLD JoHNsOS'
sb,idrats Ssn,ca Courfu A. T., Juy 80 1856.
FROM TWO BOYS IN THE COUNTRY.
zoths Rdttor Of Ths Irtbnnc
SIR: This money is for the poor, SICK, n,'io
children canno, go to the country. Dear ''o "
the little children from little boys. ,.,,
sugaMAs KINBAIL and RufUs kihbAh'-
Dictated by Sherman. hve years old
Giddiebury, W., July ~, 1885.
THE EARNINGS OF TWO BROTHERS.
- Me Ed,tor Of The Trtbune
SIR, We wanted to help the poor little chuo-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
ANIMAL OF JAPAN}SE ANBA ASSADOR.

Among the passengers on the steamer Bour-
gone, when arrived from Hayre YESTERDAY was INC
MARQUIS Hacbl-ukz Japanese Minister at fafs he
wa, acconnanled by the Msrchioncss Iiachisuka and
Miss III juvara The party went 10 ihe Windsor HO'eL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
WEST SHORE FERRYBOATS IN COLLISION.


The West Shore Railroad Company's ferry.
boats Kingston aud Midland came into collision near
the weehawken slips yesterday morning. Tne Kingston
had started for Jay-st, when the Midland which WAS
bound for Weehawken crashed into The accideuo
Is attributed to the strong tide which running The
rails and forward cabins Of both 3bOats were badly
wrecked. No was hurt.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
VIOLENT RAIN IN PENNSYLVANIA.

WMKEsBAKRE. Aug. 1.-The heaviest rain of
the SEASON fell throughout the wyoming Valley tonight
In this city the streets flooded and many cellars
nllsd with water In the country districts much dam
age reported. crops are Injured ROADS washed out
barns and outhouses carried away and bridges de-
cd
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
xoIACK OF BEER AT GLEN ISLAND.

At Glen Island yesterday there was Il IAN
attendance In the afternoon, but there was peLN OF
- x,w,,,s,,ndinr the efforts of some New Rochelle
,enn 10 .uppres sunday bcerSe nE, TIE oHrlhE EIss
was passed around TO thrsty visitors Ine p'op & "ro
r or siav AWAY Temperance drinks do not agree win
nan, In tn- afternoon "A brisk shower came UP and
there was II stampede for shelter
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

UORE or LIGHINING AT SHEEPSHFAD BAY.
Tbc house at Sheepshead Bay of ID. =. O1}ren,
,,, c.,s At the Marbaitan Beach Hotel. was struck
~ ,oh,,,ug In tho storm Friday night and one aldo
=, a. wa. nearly demolished. whiie hole six feet zach
90 Co., W.. male In the ground beside the foundation.
s, ",i,r,su was made unconscious by The shock NO
on vas on the side the house where tho damage was
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
NEW AMERICAN s0NGSTRES&

Another lady who has made great LONDON
succes. Ella Itussrl OF ono Tier SINGING VOC"
has the peculiar larkiike QnaitS which has "nE hrrN
charm Ia Nine. Patti Any tiny dropping oi :" "'' -
always vered by this wondrous LARK tone. A-'i
bell II yibratns the air as II scars hshrr "n l-nl
IN into the clear ether. IL seems as so Sihg" "o'"
sic help ani yet, for all know 10 NE CON
trary enc may DO profound student as our bos'oh
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

sell than art has DONE sho been we'll trained In
charming school, the French one. though at the same
the lighter sorts Nine de Ia Grange was Miss Russers
instructress in Paris This lady has superntended or
prepared for many successful debuta
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
RAPID SALES ~ MONTREAL.

MONTREAL. Aug. (SpocioL-TmE SUNDAY
TnInrSg arrived here ia good umo to-day. and wa
promptly put on sale by newsdeasrs who we're soon
aoId uuL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
THE UEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDrCArloNs-Foa 3, HOUR1
WAsHSGroN, August 2.-FOr New England,
rslns soutnerly winds, shifting to north westerly.
slightly cooler.
For Eastern New-York. EIstorn Pennsylvania and
New-Jersey local rains westerly Winds slightly cooler
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

Peter Ehrtrup. laborer, age twe;i'y-sh'
a,.xn.c last evening while bathing In tho Morrb
,,, =, cre.uvul. ~ J. He was unmarried.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
Why

Rat Cii~ir contains that render is
the nilible remedy or Indigestion. sumner Com
pants and all arrangements OF the stomach and bowels.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

Treat promptly Cramps, DiarhGa, Aslatie
Cholera and all Bowel Affections. with Dr. Jayno's
Carminative Basam. and you Will obtain speedy relief
and promote a certain cure. -
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
DIED.

olmans Liver PAD always cure Because 1t acts upon
Dr. Holmans theory Of absorption and cannot fail
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram cont white line shows the harometr
variations signal Service station IN ms
dots relative humidity, or per
cenrag- saturon the air with MOISTURE Indicated
Longer dashes represent fluctuations IN temperatures - regis
tered by the Hudnuts pharmacy No slo
BIoaiway.
lrarSt OrYicx. August 2-l a. m.-Cloudnoss, Win
scattered iocal rains prevailed over much OF the region
east of The Mississippi yesterday the principal preep'
taton being IN Tennessee and the Lower LAKE,
REGION IL WAS showery in tho cotton belt, and pa ty
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
THE CHILDREA'S HOLID4YS.

xoon depends or "t'iat party for GOOD government
IN So .sri hands With those VINO want TO III" H.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

OF NewYOrk to breath OF fresh air. 80 have sold
flowers and candy In front yard TIL send to
yonr Fund 80. JEAN AND CHARLIE WALEs
BiuyhdmtOn. n. Y, July 80, 1856.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-19

assigned places In the procession.
The Knight of Labor refused 10
attend because the coiored brothers
had been excluded. Among the orators
at the Springs were Gov John Ireland,
A. NJ Cochran, Republican candidate for
governor Graud Master Lee Wilkinson,
Hon. George Paschal, John II, Copeland.
Mayor Callaghan acted as master OF cere-
monies and delivered short welcoming
address. This evening grand ball Is in
progress at the San Pedro park. The
brotherhood will meet for business to.
morrow morning and remain In session
here about ten days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-19
NV Yorh,s Doodle Ea Aldermen.

NEW DIRK, Oct. ls.-When the case Of
ex-Alderman lily l.. Sayles, the latest ad-
dition to the American colony in Canada,
was called at the court Of general ses-
slons to-day, the habitues and officials
were much surprised at the presentation
OF check for S25 900 TO Judge Gown by
his bondsman, Sol Sayles. Notwithstand-
ing the strenuous efforts Of Lawyer r
Newcombe, attorney for ex-Aldermau Nc
Cabe, the motion by the district attorney
to have McCa5e's trial set down for the
2lst inst. WAS granted. McCabe was then
committed 70 the tOmos 10 await trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-19
DUFFALO SUFFERERS.
Prosident Cleveland Sends 500 and /
prf saea fympnthy.

Prosident CIevrland Sends 500 ana lex.
prisssa sympathy.
BUFFALO, N y, Oct. ls,-The fund in
aid OF the storm sufferers now exceeds
$500 letter was received from Pres
ident Cleveland inclosing check for 500
and expressing sympathy with the dis.
tressed people. There are l05 persons
being cared for by the relief committee,
and food and clothing are being literally
provided. Considerable doubt Is ex-
pressed about permitting squatters 70 re-
turn TO the island to be the yictems Of
every severe storm, and II is probable the
city will refuse TO allow future occupa-
tlon Of that strip Of beach for living pur.
nOepq
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-19
WELCOMED THE BRAKEMES.
san Antonio EntertRins the National
brotherhood,


san Antonio EntertRins the National
brotherhood,
Special TO tho Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. lS.--The Ma
tional Brotherhood ofRailroad Brakemen
began their third annual reunion here
this afternoon with grand parade
through the principal streets Of the city.
The procession was made up with Gov.
Ireland and state officers, Gen David s.
Stanley and stah, two compenies q local
militia, the fire department. Knights 81
Pytbiaa, Grand Army Of Republic post,
x-Confederates, mayor aud council and
several Mexican Organizations gether
with the railroad delegate, numbering
about 400, and the grand officers Of the
body. One very noticeable feature was
the sbsence OF the colored miliJ1 COM
pany and the few lodges OF knights Of
Labor who had previously been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-19
FIGHT WIN 4 PYTHON.
a Hugo specimen ast. Loose at The
Hub

a Hugo Specimen asta Loose at The
Hub
BosToN, MASS, Oct ls,--The twenty
nine and halt-ioot python, when
recently got away In the city hall park at
New York, again escaped this morning
while being transferred from hls box "
a cage az Austin & stones museum here.
Crawling under the stage, the snake
broke away several boards. entered the
cellar, got into the cold-alr box OF the
furnace ana burst open It's sides,
the bricks flying In all
directions. Four men, seized him
ana after a terrible struggle, lasting an
hour and half, they succeeded in caging
him. During the fight the python wound
himself around two thick jolsts aud snap
ped them as easily as though they were
only pipe stems. He bit one man IN the
brest ana squeezed the breath out Of am
other by jaming him against the wall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-19
VIRGINIA VENDETTA.
Two Men Fire at Short Range--Ons Dead.
tho other Dying,

tho other Dying,
PLEASANT, w. VA, Oct. ls.--A double
tragedy was enacted at Barker's Ridge on
the line between Raleigh and Wyoming
counties, Yesterday About a week ago
Hugh Reinbart was arrested on warrant
sworn out by George McKenny, charging
HIM with assault, Friday tine case came
to trial and was dismissed Renhart at
once ewore out warrant for he
Kenny on the same charge, and
yesterday 1t was served Rolnhart
cans up TO McKenny and began to abuse
him, whereupon the latter drew n
revolver ara said ON shoot your
heart out"
"Shoot,r said Reinhart.
To which invitation McRenny responded
by frlng two balls into Rcinharts breast.
Rsinhart drew his revolver and fred at
McKenny, shooting him through the body
lie then fell dead beside the PROSTATE
form Of his antagonist. McKenns IL
diving