Evening journal., 1888-07-16
General News OF the Morning.

0AANNA htAAE1i Aaftt f1I AAAWUAtk4 A4f Oh
Saturday, aged e2 years.
The American schooner Hattie Il. King
has been seizad at Hillshoro, N. b., by the
Customs authorities for having sailed from
Moncton ia June without having proper
clearance papers.
JOAN Humphreys. negro, was hanged by
a moh at Aaheviile. N. G.. carly yesterday
morning, FOR an outrageous assault upon
sailie Parker, white girl. the day before.
1t is said that he confessed his guilt.
The old Ben Holiday stone mansion
near White Plains. N Y, recently pur
chased by Whitclaw Reid. was burned on
Saturday. The loss Is about $500 coo, in
snred for two-thirds OF the amount.
The court martial OF the naval cadets
accused Of hazing was continued at An
napniis 90 Saturday. Evidence was given
showing that Cadet Sheppard had com
pelled another cadet TO put his thumts In
his ears, bray, etc.
misplaced switch throw an express
train from the track ct Mount 0livet
Cemetery. near Detroit, Friday night
Fireman Baby was crushed To death under
hia engine, and Miss Rosa QiirlT. passen
ger, was severely though not dangerously
hurt.
Elizabsth Turnhuli Rutter, an almost
famished woman, wes picked up 90 the
streets Of Chicago on Saturday aud told
remarkable tale OF having been entioed
among the Aormons, where her son disap
peareo and her husband was murdered
She said that she was subjected to fearful
indlgnities.
Colonel Tom Wilkinson, the we'll
known newspaper correspondent yesterday
rsscusd Mime. Louette McKenna, New
York dressmaker, at Rockaway Beach.
The woman had eoae beyond the life lines
and bad not strength enough TO return
Over 00s persons witnessed the rescue.
Five thousand persons assembled in Hyde
Park yesterday TO { ake astion With refer
enee TO the Imprisonment Of Mr.. nillion
ard tho death OF John Vaudeville. Reso
lutions we're adopted protesting aRoinst the
course OF the government In the csae Of Mr..
Dillioa. and declaring tnrs the death of MIR
Mandeville was due TO ths ill-treatmsnt he
received while in prison.
Pretty Mary Ann Smiley belongs to the
terpsichorean corps OF ISiralfy's Nero at
Staten leland. She fell 10 love with Alfred
Thompson. "eupern 10 the same show, tut
her parents. who live on West 10th ST.,
New York city. did not look with favor
upon her choice. Last Friday night they
we're missed, and from a note sent 70 one
OF the young girls companions, il was
learned that the twain had eloped.
Robert Garrett arrived ia New York
Yesterday morning on the steamer
Umhria. He was accompanied by hta wife
and her sister, Miss Frick. G. X. bIcKen-
Elp, Philadelphia agent Of the Baltimore
q "a Ohio railroad, Sheriff Charles Mayer
OF Baltimore and Charles Mayer, one OF the
executors OF Harrison Garrntt's WILL met
him at the dock ard escorted the party to
the Brevoort House, where Mrs. Harrison
Garrett awaited them. Mr. Garrett Is 10
excellent health and his friends say he
looks better than be has for years.
Bowlss the man Ia the dynamite plot to
wreck engines on the Burlington aad Quia-
cy railroad, who was placed on trial iu
Chicago, is said to have made a foil CON
fespion to the authorities on Saturday. In
details, Bowles' confession adds more to the
testimony against Hoge, and has furnished
some valuable pointers which Inspector
Boaield's men are now at work upon. OF
icials OF the Burlington road at Nebraska
Cib7 claim to have unearthsd plot to blow
no the new bridge over the Missouri river
with dynamite, shipped there for that pur-
psse, it Is claimed, by striking engineers
Henry Hubener, a New York grocer.
was awaken at three o'clock yesterday
morning by noise ID bis store, in the rear
OF which he sleeps Revolver in hand BE-
entered the store. aud was met by a man
man who ordered him to 20 back. Huhe
ner 'dred, and the man shrieksd and fell
| Two Others ran int1 the store and bore Oh
their companion. but we're pursued by @
policeman who heard the shot and Shrek
| Tney dropped him and escaped. The bur
glar wss taken 60 Bellevue Hospital. where
! he was found TO be danger ously wounded
Hubenar was arrested, but was discharged
ia The Yorkville Police Court yesterday.
Police officers clothed with all the police
authority granted by tbs Long Branch
Board Of Commissioners are doing duty
as onter guards at the gambling houses Of
Phiisp Daily and John Dsly. Thsir com
missions were ATTAINED upon the pretenci
tlat the officers were to serve merely 81
private watehmen. The Board OF Commis
sioners has voted down a resolution calling
for an investigation. Commissioner Nc
Fadden, Lippincott, Ferns aud Dohhin
voted against having en- investigation, ant
Commissioners Brown, Lsnuiog ans
Francis voted for the passage OF the resolu
tion. The liquor saloons we're all open yes
terday, while the bars Of the summer hotel
we're closed. Travel to 'Tne Br anchn wa
very heavy.
The Uuited States Trust Company o
New York has bscoms the trustee Of tk
fund raised some years ago by private sub
.cription for the benefit OF General Grant
the moneys constituting the fund havirl
been paid ever to that company by Mr.
George Jones, former treasurer OF the fund
aud the executors of Oliver Hoyt. Th
dnal disposition OF the fnnd will be mad
according to the following resolution Of tn
subscribers: Resolved. That the funl
be placed in the hands OF ths trustees t
pay the income to Mrs Grant during be
life. and alter her dscsase TO the childre
Of General Grapt during their respectiv
lives, and on their dscease. respectively
shat the fund be distributed 90 their de
scendants per stripes and not per cspita."
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