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The sun., 1888-12-27
rHr BooDLERs TO BE TRIED.
0ov. HUI Calls Extraordinary ses.iou or
tho Oyer and Terminer for that Purpose.

the Oyer and Terminer for that Furpose.
A despatch from Albany last night stated
that Gov. Hin had appointed an extraordinary
session OF the Over aud Terminer. to BE- held
at the Court House In this city on Monday.
Jan. 21, 1889. to continue rs long a. may be
necessary for the disposal Of the business that
may be brought before II. and designated Jus
tice Charles Daniels to hold the sold court.
Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald said
last night that Col Fellows has been tryins for
several months to 1nd some court In which
one OF the indicted Doodle Aldermen could be
tried Tho calendars for the three courts OF
General Sessions are continually filed, and
one OF these courts could not pe used
for tho purpose without cloeginR up the
business to n harmful extent A doodle I"
trial will probably last for two months.
and when a proposition was made by
Col. Fellows some time, ago that the trial should
be held in tho Court of Oyer and Terminer
during its regular session q howl won't up
from small army Of lawyers who had cases
on tho calendar OF this court. As last re-
source Gov. Hill was appealed to, and he
promptly responded BY appointing an extra
session.
Mr.. Fitzgerald thought that the Alderman to
be tried had already been selected. but pro-
fessed to be ignorant Of the matter himself.
Those who claim to be posted on this subject
assert that ex-Alderman Cleary is the man.
Mr.. Cleary has been tried onoe. but no verdict
was reached. The jury stood six for acouittal
and six for conviction.
The sun., 1888-12-27
Proposing to Keep . Y. ~. q. A. Alive By
IntroducinG Card Playing.

IntroduefnG Card Playing.
BosroN, Dec. 26-The Charlestown Young
Mems Christian Association has been on its
last legs for some time. and tonight . meeting
was held to decide Its fate. There was a good
deal of plain talk. and finally an Episcopal
clergyman proposed Introducing card playing
as an attraction. This suggestion was en-
pbatIcally sauelehed. Then Baptist minister
asserted that the only way TO keep the Associa-
which 10 applied to all candidates. for admis-
sion. and accept as membeEs any yopng mon
SHSa %Ss fRd rasea howl om az sss
orthodox members prosont.nnd 1t was asserted
that the Christian associations all over tho
combination was formed, II was finally voted
to stick to the evangelical doctrine at any cost,
and II need be die with coloTs flying.
The sun., 1888-12-27

The Tammany primaries for the selection Of
delegates to the General commtss OF ls viii be held
on Saturday evening tho Assembly districts south of
the Harlem and In tho twenty third Ward Ths rwsn-
UfouTth Ward where the Henry u. Purroy party. 90
eeders hIsM tho county Democracy and Allea Of Tam
many, are very hulneIouk h omitted from the cali The
nhsd enndien @ affairs there WIN make neesssAIy
held The disposition TO give the fuTFoy people good
bhon u marf'd, and II Is believed that Henry - inI,
MI noi ns S.shsE ro9ia % tLaIy There ~! donht
Ward 0sassa comsitIss 70 succeed the Als osofgs H.
The sun., 1888-12-27
sprine-Iike Weather.

Rain has been falling to the west of"this city
for tho past three days but tho high
provided with such delightful though usersonabis,
weather s slowly moving OF and allowing the rain
storm that was central At Ke0kuk. Iowa yesterday
ADVANCE on New York The temperature at a n vAD
80 ana reached its maximum at r. ~ $50. Vhe light
southeriy wind shifted easteriy with increasing
midity and falling barometer.
Heavy rains fallen the southwest ana aDoU in
the centre OF the country west OF the Mississippi Es
below at Fort Washakte Wyoming Territory.
Warmer. rainy weather In indicated for today
The sun., 1888-12-27
Two SAINT. Clauses Barnea.

CHICAGO. Dec. 26.-At Geneva. on Christ
mas eve. John NJ. Stillwell was impersonating
Santa Claus at church festival. His costume
caught fire from o candle. and Stillwell was
fatally burned. There was quite panic in the
church. several women and children being
badly bruised In the scramble for the door,
:, At Danville II. w. Smith dressed himself as
Santa Claus making liberal use OF cotton
light the Christmas tree. The cotton took are
and Smith was SO horribly burned that no.
eoyery is impossible.
The sun., 1888-12-27
Jersey Liquor Dealers ssr Nigh I.issa.s.

Tho new liquor bill which In to DO presented
to the New Jersey LeEislAturs by the Hudson county
Liquor Dealers Association viii surprise the Law ana
OrdsE people Of JsFssy City. Who says he rsaA
fee OF 500 In oss Of leh. than aOo0 population the
same 4, She present law teI plAsss fAvlns
" At essnI and S5ntor olties the popalAilon
a,a eis ,nh a ~ n.s,., ths ss W M n Isn, M s =,
si..si az 4. sAs:s As Rsssib! sw osdiE SOs;s:I
S &c: go s. q ~: g! I:.s I::'-i
The sun., 1888-12-27
A Compliment to Mayor Hewitt.

The Special Quarantine Commission INST
yesterday in he Mayors Office After routine
business passed very complimentary resolutions
upon Mayor Hewitt, who will cease to be member Of
the body before IL meets again. The Mayor was called
IN from the meeting of the Board of Esthnate ami A
portionment to listen them. lie murh graft
ned at the recognition OF the efforts he had made
sist in the work Of the Com mission. said
the only body OF which his made him anemiasr
that had paid him such q com piimcnL
The sun., 1888-12-27

Judge Patterson. In Supreme Court. Special
Term, yesterday In tho suit brought BY Mra Sarah ~
Smith, niece OF Nra- l. 7. stewart against exJudse
Henry Hilton set aside the ranstsr OF tho business
Of A I. Stewart Co. upon the ground Of fraud. and
for his removal Of the wills Of beth Mrs
Stewart and her husband gave q decision upon de-
ntsFposed by Hilton TO the reply OF the plaintiff
% his answer In his answer 10 the complaint Mr. iii
ton cot up that the PAintin had waived her right
Aoion by coasenting TO the probate Of ArR Stowarts
Will Mrs Smith replied % ths BY denying that shs
had thereby abandoned any rights which abe was en-
titled The Judge overruies the demurrer with costs
The sun., 1888-12-27
Ruteher yylniam Crart Klla. 1uln.els:

William Craft was found dead with his throat
cut in the bath OF his l4 sonth Second
street. Wniamsburgh, last evening. lie u years
oa. and was butcher doing business corner
south Second street and Wvthe avenue His said:
, of many years iaher has been very neryons sinee
he said to me, referring my moheri 'Slh. what .
good woman she is" He continuAlIy11bi ing Of
her. At dinner he appeared good sprits We had no
idea he would kill himself"
The sun., 1888-12-27
To Ke<p On. Unas.Irable Iu.a,sr.a.s.

DETROIT. Mich. Deo. 2e.-Chairman Ford
OF tho Immigration Investigating Committee
loft for Washington tonight Tho committee
will at once go to work on the report It will
San To- and vii s. BY BiIpfe Ell is
which additional and stringent provisions Will
be made, including instructions 70 United
States Consuls In Europe to investigate the
character OF immigrants and issue certificates
only TO proper persona
The sun., 1888-12-27
ACCIDENT TO a cuR1sztAs PARrT.
a Bursirg Conap-es with 600 Persons In
Tt ena Takes Ffre-nIsrt Jpiurea.

H ona Thkes Efro-Mnnt Iniurea.
YORK, Pa, Dec 2s.-While a Christmas
entertainment was being held last evening In
the hall at East Prospect this county the
building collapsed and 900 persons fell with
the broken timbers from the seCond TO the first
floor. To add to the terror Of the situation the
stovo set IRE TO the ruins. large number
were badly bruised and cut bat there were no
fatal casualties and only few were seriously
injured. Among them were Mss Beckie Burg.
leg broken In two places: Mra Valentine
Knisely. leg broken; Mise Fora wallace. leg
broken; John Hines. seriouay burned. The
work OF releasing the unfor.unntes, somo Of
whom were pinned fast By the debris. was
speedily accomplished By the uniniured ones.
The sun., 1888-12-27

Finn. Policeman Edwards was under the ral-
lory when the railing gave way.
Dr. Hughes attended to the suffererp and on
the arrival Of the ambulancos he gave nssisf-
ance to the surgeons who came from South
Third, St Catharine, and other hospitais
Those less seriously injured were Thomas
small boys Policeman Edvariss injuries, it
is feared. are very serious
The sun., 1888-12-27
Tho Weather Yesterday.

Indicated by Perry's THERMOMETERS, In Tas
syI buidins, 4 NJ 40: A. ~. <4s: A N, 80: N
u. 49,; $50 r n. 50s r NJ. 4Ss; r. D., <7s. a
midnixhl 47s Average 4sA. Average. Ds,l "a issS.
The sun., 1888-12-27

While Mrs. Brouner Of Woodsburah was at
tending the funS Of her husband yesterday morning
she strick Nh paralysis and taken home In
= dying coy ~ Her husband John BToWper was
one Of the yaidents OF that place
The sun., 1888-12-27

1syAi DAklaa PSysAss. AhsalssslS Pusss
For tNshE'avs ysAEs the psAAaAsd.gA4a&s. :,
The sun., 1888-12-27
Try 1sa,ssroner Powell swe-u Ia.

MY 4fah II. Powell accompanied by her
hush "a, visited the Mayors once yesterday and
the oath Of once School Commissionsr. Frederick
fersnt ttnsa IN the day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
GLhDSTOkE'S LATEST
. STRONG ANo PERSUASIVE SPEECH
tie Comss Cat StreoEls ia f.sor Of the
lrlsh C.ass- he oasrs - support
= FrAeiic@h8s Scbeaas - kescss
Psrls-ueut fs0an the Rich

BfkstEcaAx Nov s-rhers was an snor-
Nous demand Tor tickets - the gress iaoer
81 meeting here as evening. Two guineas
~ere paid for besl seats and the who!s
space devoted 10 Tie public wSs oiled three
hours before the speaking began. Ar. clad
stone appeared 81 So o clock. and Was IN
troduced ey Chairman Oslel A resolution
expressing cor haenos IL Gladstone va
unanimously adopted.
Ar. q Gdstone said tnst Lord Harrington,
who spoke Win the greatest weight for NE
Liberal party. hsd sGid that the Home Rule
patty Was dead, bot he would soc from
these proceedings whether home rule Was
dead or wheIhe The sl0 II al undeftskef
should be invoked " serve TIE absolute ne-
cessiiies oflbe other party.
Ibe irish ought not 10 scquiesoe IN IN
eous avs lie Illustrated at length the
inequalities IN the laws under which the
Irlsa s1ffsred. snd efled thai the respon .
sibiligf 10, Irish conditions belonged 10
those who refused 10 give 20 Tie Irish ten-
ant the relief from arrears tAss has been
given TO Tie Highland tenanL
Sir Gladstone went over The old ground
of he story OF tie union. snd ia concln-
sion, asked what he cissidents could look
for except speedy esnnctQn. Could they
reasonably expect IrishmeD. UNDER tie
present isVorab.e circumstances. 70 change
opinions that had been held Tor seven cen
turss Why persist in sucE hope ess bat
tie now that Ireland Was fighting, not With
threats Of separation snd feniaDlsm, but
with confidence IA a powerful party, whose
irrevOcable decisions he knew were cup
ported bv the sfi ctlOLs of Engl0nd. IL
would be better TO eudeAvor 10 promote and
consolidate the sif clon that was ready TO
burst from every Irish heart and voice.
Nr. Gladstone resumed his seat after
speaking for nearly two hours. The close
OF his address Was the signal tor prolonged
cheering.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt proposed
vote OF thanks 10 Mr. Gladstone. and Mr..
Morley seconded the motion. which was
adopted. Mr. Gladstone made a brief re-
sponse.
10 receiving presentation, yesterday, on
behsif Of Birmingham workmen, Mr..
Gladstone offered 10 support n practicable
scheme 70 remove the pecuniary difficulty
in becoming member Of parliament con-
sistent with absolute independence and
equality between representative working
men in the Mouse of Commons and other
members. The Mayor gave reception IN
honor OF Mr.. Gladstone last evening.
Among those present were Lord Spencer
and Mr. Morley. Mr.. Gladstone expressed
the greatest pleasure at his reception IN
Bennington.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
THE BALL ROLLS ON
40 no~ coNaaEss IS sgeUsucAs
fhs alds 0sss Uita tas Ox--Fhs ssssss
E4paBilssa UifAsut Wee FrsssasaE
--Ih. n.gsrify IN tn. asss-
AMele 1sf al Purposes.

CaICAso. Sss. s-Ihs only change from
yesterday in lhs ssn-fai sspeci of ths eisc-
zion rstarns as 9lt.ss ~ CouGecncilt
saoss s.sctoral vote - eoucs1ed . The
Dsmocrsa. aad o. la8.a1A, saich las
gwen hsr electoral gots - Der -i4vofite
son.f TIE next FFssidsnt 0f TIE taitsi
states. 0a.y 80 states are st.A unascidsd
West Virginia aad CAllfaraia. botn of
s1lCn hass probably gwen tLslr sleetofai
Eslss 60 Harrison. 10 aBy sFea-, haTrison
a1d Morton als lsftaialY slscls1. tleTs
bslng % .onEsF aDF question ~ insl regard.
Mr brios. tas Chairman VI tns Democratic
National lomlaltsse. Who conllusd -
alalm Nsg York aF ClsFs.4nd antu Ate
l1sl nlsal. iolsF nntliF eouost~s ass York
Eo Harrison aad acElgN .sl-ss ias eieetioa
81 HsTrtsCu 80 tl- ffssi4auis HEN erA
plurality toe HARRISON . snout LOO.
OmltIiug lailora.a aDd Weal virginia
from tte ca.Gu- sli1n. Harrison ah4 Morton
have pos. lFsiy received 20 electoral Sotes
--.xsnty -ioar moe tn4a Necessary for their
s.ectan-and eVeIaa1 aad l1urmAn have
rsc.ivsd l62 electoral votes. being taiFtF-
nIne sE0rl ~ enough. California las Ouly
skhg electoral votes snd $50 Virginia siE.
" - no1 a.so dsnnltrlF kno~ taat the
Republicans Niii have control Of both
houses 90 congress. Latest estimates place
The mr n1 3ers1lp ~ the uexi senate at forty
Republicans and thlfty-six Democrat and
CT be next House a. lT3 Republicans and
li- DeaItscTsts aeinx cuaapiete reversal OF
lie paftsan diFision of tnr present house.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
INTERLAkE REGATTA.

The "City'' of Detroit and "Enright" of To-
Isdo WIN Race Next Mooday.
DErRoIr, Nov S-W NJ. BellmAn, Of
Toledo. one OF the owners OF the yacht
Alice Enright, met o. w. Baker and several
representatives Of the yacht City Of the
Straits. a. the Detroit Light Infantry.
last n ght. and completed arrangements for
the race for $50 side between the boats.
The race viii De sailst next Monday.
The articles. which were signed by CommO-
dOre Baker on behalf OF the City and Mr..
Bellman for the EnrighL specify that
the race will be sailed under lDterlske
Yacht assoc alton rules. the course 10 oe from
the buoy oil Turtle island light, Lake Erie.
Is nautical miles TO windward or leewsrd
and return. IL must be sailed within six
hours or il will be no race. and the course
snail De logged by toe Judges. The question
OF measurement shall be left 10 the judges
sni one man selected by the owners OF
each yacht.
The City leaves for Turtle light late Sat
urdsy afternoon and will De accompanied
oy the steam yacht Magma aud probably
some other steam yachts. with delegations
OF Detroiters. who want 10 see the great
contest o~tweet Detroit and Toledo for SUI
prsmscv. The steamer Wait will follow
the boats over the course.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
ELECTION ECHos.

Applications for oaie' are n order.
Whselbarrors are = fsv0rits osrriavs.
Governor Luce hss Is co majority over
BnTf
C.ut Jusa ia. sbout eight hundred ma
iorty-
The County C.rk question is sill in
do8st
Wheeler is surely elected IN TIE Tenth
distrlcr
Geo. 2 o-sn i sbout a. hsppy a. be
CO 10
~ B.rn,r8 is proud Ct Grand RsFids
toHnshfp.
T-ssssrsr stshbins ssunoi jBstsss ~bo-
Sc wss @oas
Tns p F.sp vssoD is ia gres; demand
The ars suCh gsec runners-
Ssir-asv nizhf wi sse ths figess'
dsmsDstrs ever seen IN Eichgs1.
Ta.rrsgiv NJ ~ili - ohssrvsa % . -sry
becsu ns name ~ ths Espv sics1s.
nxr-lzrtsn vet ofe - fte Demo
e~s-s Isss in tins 70 use a. re rsgers1 On
eject o.
Enr-~ -. vs-7 nf8srt - his si.r-
fi1r spd - 3 on- a = bsfors . eci5sr
tast - saE eslusr.
N Hsusensa fs.s -ors. thsn arr
esas- So 8n f7s tiexst He hsd WORKED
tsss-r aas - re~r eansdsnt
Ey5ora q o. - b8sirsss sd sr-
r-c1e1 .r LsasinF, o1t asz Bade
op pa naiea tsst ks hss ssgter sfsg IL
trsne Esf8es.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
CABINET GOSSIP
MILLER AND SHERMAN WILL co ~
Bisls~ - CO 70 IA. Co2rt sf "a J.zass-
t~is. Lsek ga sslu H0Psfst-ars
CLsssi..d Prspsrisx foF Cay
ss4s0a-Gos. Htlls ids.

ALEASx. \. T.. Nov. s-A gentleman Of
tbs eiIy. ~ho Is an intimate frisad Of
Warner Miller. says thai the lstLss ran for
Governor nog only as the unanimous
choice Of the Republican State Consen-
ton but also 81 tie particular request Of
GsBersl: Hsrris0n. The National Com
miitee vas also snxiOus 10 have hr.
Miller Fun. because il considered aim att p
EeGheE The sfTO8sssI man 10 run e. tns
present JunctGrs iI appearing Dest
~ carry on the State ard NsuOnsl csa-
pAikDs upon totally different lines. Not
only id Gensrzl Harrison request that
Miller should ruu. bat hs vas very urgent
thai he should do 50. While II cannot be
Stated that a dsnuts bargain Wa ia e
betWeea General Harrison and Af. Miller,
ye. those ~hO are Ia position 10 kD0S
what vas going on, ssy tna1 Ar. Miller
vii DC nl1as Secretary Of the Treasury
under the nes administration, noI Oniy
bscsuse Of his htness for the plsce, but a 50
because Of his light against great odds Tor
the 0Oysrnorship.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
90 n - IN - YORN
The Dsaser2tie Paper. rAks 20 the woods
-rnsy Coaceds Essrythin<


-rnsy Conceds hssrythin<-
Nxw YaRk. nov. s-Aa ezra edition OF
ths Tslegraas lD-mocrstici. iasI cut. SAYS.
The ar IA. nov cleared 50 completely
that ths Prssdsntial vote can D. fairly
seen. HARRISON. ~ our uiend Sam Cox
-ould say. IS thoroughly elected in every
respect. 80 sweeping Indeed. has been the
victory hat bis majority Ia the Electoral
Collezs sil Be a. least sixty-nvs. he has
carrsed not 0aiy NsU YORK, bar Indiana.
Wisconsin aud California by safe msiori-
bss, according % the latest returns la
other words - u elected President without
TIE vote Of Ns. York. fhi, settles the
case beyond ali possible dispute
and shows the s.zs Of the Demo
cratic defeat The " bite House oeins cs-
posed Of ths only other points OF interest
sre he two branches OF Congress. IL. as is
nov clatnued. the DsisWsrs legislature Is
L E.puo.icsn on Joint ballot the Republican
party sil have a working majority Of oas
10 the senate without tie vote Of Vice
President Morton. IL Vest Virginia has
gone 20 tho Democrats. the matter Is only
worse, 0f course and this - not impOsSiol
Tie H0lse Of kspressn fafiyes - remark
aoiy close The hyafL >7as and World
szrss that the majority IS very uncertsiD
sifher way. The Heraid figures Oat a ma
lorily Of Two fog the Democrats tl63 10
l6ll on vsEy incOmpists returns The StGr
ssys that reports from 3l3 out OF 80 Con-
xrsssional districts give l65 Demo
crats and ff8 Republicans. leaving twelve
districts in doubt. win good chances Of
continued Democratic utroi OF the House
o. Representatives The New York Times
Dem nxures Democratic majority OF
three. while the Phiiadslphia Tines lind
exacliy rsverses these estimates. giving
three % the Republican party. Ar. AcPher-
sop long the EepuOlicsn Clerk OF the House
Of REPRESENTATIVES. estimates the RsDuoli-
can majority 81 seventeen. snd the Trib1sns
accepts these hEures. The Press reaches the
same result. no doubt adopting McPhsrsOns
figures The Democratic losses have ex-
cssdsd those OF the Republicans apparently,
snd he Democrats have only a lseway Of
teen seats ia the present House. While
if msY take the official count tO settle the
question. it looks az n the Fifty-hrst G d
srs-s would os Republican IN botn
branches. Ths hide has CONS with the OK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
REFORM NkEDEp


Eo Tia kdlscs q IA 1kLsskAs ,HKkALD
Has net ne tlals eons - pus a. end 20
the oorrapgl0ns that ehsrsoieri4e 00f pol.-
tea Has not ths Necessity 81 parilsins
OuT boey politie become urfeat eno0ghf
bsd uoi Tie oaa paiga jusi closed Again
furnish = thousand evidences of tue fsci thst
ths solution oi problems most intimstels
CONNECTED Win tie hi9 Aesi Interests oi Toe
peopls. 4nd requiring ihs most eonscisn-
tioas consideration al ths best intelleOs "a
20 large extent. IN the hands of ios and
igpofsnt creatures. ~hose olanlout and
iDrurnoe c&u De bought foF clksr sna .
Schooner
Way should We wait any longer
WAY should ~t fear - meet the hycra
that iiiEhtens our 6esi citizens away from
Ibe caucus thai sucks tue heart blood 0ut
~ oar candidates Gu0 gives The rlght 81
decision regarding the ghest interests oi
our country ~ . horde ~ Tssosls without
any conscience sud sense of hou0ff
Ia noi the complaint beard Oh al sidess
Ask The oEnoidstes sno thev viii leil you
boz they suffered during Tie lasi ga ~eeks
suffered as under torture inflicted py .
thousand nlhy leeches
or csnf Ne ID nglblnsf Has it come -
this that ws feel p0wslless against al eie-
meni devote of e. morals whose onis pur-
pose i TO nj Their pockets with sp0liss OR
have We lost al respect and ioye for punly
and honor that We 90 not dare 10 stand up
and apply the issh 10 the scum that poiiutes
our political temple auo turns Il into q
slaughter house7
Clu1eus Of Grand Rapids cannot We tsts
some steps 10 terminate the sbominkbie
spectsclss witnessed during every campaign
Cannot We torn q league for the purpose %
silencing the already too bold and numer-
Gus crowd of ''yellers' and controllers Of
votes. fret al the primary elections and
again wherever tney dare 10 dictate.
1 think We could II we would. II the eau
Gus was not neglected. If We enacted from
every candidate the promise not 10 pay out
one fsrthing outside ghs assessment made
by the committee authorized 10 collect funds
for Legitimate purposes, n We used al our
Influence with our representatives IN order
that all so called workers may be excluded
from our polling plsces.
Will not somebody take the init stiyef
Both political parties are eouslly interested
both will be equally benefited
The complaint il universal, and many q
prominent man with whom / bad the hon or
10 converse upon this subject. ACKNOWLEDGED
the necessity OF taking some steps with q
view 10 clean the Agesn stable before IL is
too late.
Who will call a citizens meeting that We
may consider this serious growing svii.
and committee. say OF tour from every
ward. two Republicans and two Democrsts)
may be selected % frame tie constitution
and bylaws of Grand Rapids League
organized under the motto, Purity in Poi.
itics." Who will2 Y. ID.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
ANOTHER SOUTHERN VENDETTA.
Five Men Killed Election Day ~ Louis
Vile, ky.

Five Men Killed Election Day ., Louis
vile, Hy.
CHICAGO. Nov. S-A dispatch from louis
vile regsrding a shooting afrsy Al Living
ston, Ky, on election cay, SAYS that Eve
men were killed and another mortslly
wounded. In political discussion Champ
ion Mullins and John Martin pulled re-
volvsrs AID commenced firing st each
other. The former vss prominent Repub-
lican. the latter = Government oftsai.
Friends Of sach took dp the aGsrTel sn1 -
pistols we're psilso sud iusii see of shois
-ss bred. The desperate men fought for
s<versl sQnsTss. The tight sss continued
for quarter of sn hour, vnen for ths
vsnt OF smmunitiop the sanzUinsrY STRAY
cesssd. it vas then found fhst ~smuei
Ward q assn o~r of ths ksnfucky Ls<isis-
tire. John Clifford. sgsnl II To- Lo1isviils
and Nsshvils rsilTosd: John Martin. a
Government storssseper trsRk Stewart.
sn enpiove Of the ksntuckv Centrsl rsil-
TOAD. sBd Champion AulAas. we're bsdly =
wounded
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
A FATAL RUNAWAY.
Mrs. Elizabeth q. jenkins Killed and the
Coachman Sew ersly Injured.

Mrs. Elizabeth 4. Jenkins Killed and the
Coachman Sew versIy Injured.
NEw YORK, Nov. S.-Ars. Elizabeth G.
Jenkins, the wife of Charles Jenkins. bust
ness manager OF the Manhattan News Com
pany. left her home in Centrsl-ave., New
Brighton, yesterday afternoon. for drive
IN an extension top phaeton behind her
husbands spirited team. John Preiss, aged
%. of Griffin-si.. Tompkinsyille, an exper-
fenced coachnsn. Was the driver. While
descending the hill on Central-sve., the
horses became frightened aud bolted. Near
thu function Of Griffin and Bay Mrs.
jenkins made s leap from the carriage.
Her clothing caught IN the wheels and
she Was flung headlong to the roadway.
she was picked up unconscious and car
ried into an adjacent drug store. Ten
minutes later she died, death being due to
a fractured skull. In the meantime the
team dashed into post in Bay-st. Preiss
vas thrown heavily upon the curbstone
and seriously injured about the body and
legs. He was sent home by the police in
an ambulance. The carriage was compl ete-
ly wrecked. but the horses were uninjuTed.
Mrs. jenkins. who was tall for q woman,
weighed about 800.