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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
QUEER WORK IN A BENEFIT SOCIETY.

Albany, June 20 neutrality-suspicious. OF IN
s,irance Maxwell has reported the National Beneht
Society, of NswYork to the Attorney General ior &C.
ton This Is on the strength OF q report by TX.
anAner Michael shannon, showing that the finances of
the company ore In an unsatisfactory condition. iho
report also says:
In report first examination Of this society maoe
In December 1884, obliged 70 Gnd fault win one
of tts officers trading HIS knowledge Of ia has
10 the injury OF beneficiary Of deceesed member sna
We were assured that such would again S
place The fscts connection with the settiemens OF
another claim however lead 10 bsleve that mo pfse
lice has nos bcsn abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
A LAWYER CHARGED WTTR ASA ULT.
EDWARD r. JAMFs SAYS THAT CAPTAIN FRANK.
LIN BARTLETT TRIED TO CHOKE HIM.

LIN BARTLETT TRIED TO CHOKE HIM.
Captain Franklin Bartlett the lawyer, whose Office Is
In The Sum Building, and who is a brother OF
Justice bartlett OF the Suprcm Court, and Of General
Bartlett, Judge Advocate the staf Of Governor
HIN, has had an encounter with Edward +. James,
young lawyer Of Saratoga Springs, and the latter
has sued him in the Supreme Court for s5 900 dam
ages In his complaint Mr.. James says that
April /, in the hallway tho second story OF Tho
Sum Building, Captain Bartlett assaulted and Ill
treated the plaintiff by violently placing his hands
about tho throat OF the plaintiff and Attempting TO
stranglo him, whereby the plaintiff sustained bodily
harm and injury and distress and agony OF mind by
Of which the plaintiff prevented from at
tending to his business and suffered damage and injury
TO the extent Of at least IS ooO'
on behalf Of tho defendant different statement
Of the case is made. Mr. James Is beneficiary under
the Will of Frederick p. James the first husband Of
Mrs General Daniel Butterfrd, Of No. 30 F1fh-avc.
Sic is executrix Of the James estate and Captain
Bartlett who commands company IN tho 22d Rcgi-
ment Is her counsel on the occasion rrfcrred In
the complaint young James cacd at Captain Barletrs
Office for the purpose Of asking the lawyer 10 advise
Ms Butterled 10 let him have some money on ac-
count Of his interest in tho estate Captain bartlett
sat At his desk and buay engaged In looking over
some papers and pinning sOmo checks together IIo
told Mr.. James that he was too busy TO talk to him
Just then.
Captain Bartlett accompanied him to tho door con.
versng with him. and when they reached the hall Mr.
James, according TO the defence suddenly turned and
made remark that was deemed offensive. Captain
Bartlett was angerd and sezei Mr.. James ny tho
lapel Of the coat, but, Il Is said Immediately dropped
". II Is asserted that hc shuwe,l no vlucnce MIR
James Immediately exclaimed oh. this is assault
| will get warrant for your arrrsi.n
Oh, nonsense said Captain bartlett, al dh not
even touch your por,nn" Mr. James repeated his
thrrat. at which the Captain laughed. and Mr.. James
departed in very irefu frame of mind aud scn
summons 70 his opponcnt the next day; To nihune
reporter Captain Bartlett said yesUrIay In referring
to the matter: The affair Witnessed nv one or
two people who that all did was ~ SeiZe
him by the left lapel Of his coat and then drop Il
did not shake him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
FROM INDIANAPOLIS TO QUINCY.

poratIon Of the Indianapolis. B"arisOwu and Quincy
atirvad Company to-day nlrd In tho Office Of the
SECRETARY with the principal ONCE ut Quincy.
Ih, ruad be constructed from BcardstOwn, where
it Is proposed make with the extension OF
the Indianapolis. Decatur and Western Railway. "
Quincy " cunr,ct ST. Louis, Quincy Omaha and
Siu,IN CITY Railway. The capital stock Is placed nj
4, OUO aud the incOporators and first board Of d.
rc~tors ar, f. B Strarns Theodore Weed, OF New
YORK; Thomas A. Harris. Kansas CITY. and T. + New.
cou,br. Isaac Iesem. John NJ. Sayin and william W.
Gerry. OF Quincy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
nrt1 rrGHrrNG IN sorrH OIROLIYA.

Columbia, b. C.. juno 30 tSpecisD.-Since COCK
fighting has been suppressed In this stafe The sporting
men have boen endcavorng to create some suitable
amusement to take It's place. II seems that the law
makers, never having contemplated such thing as
hulIhghtug, made no provision for its prevention.
Now comes an advertisement OF a bull fight to take
place In Florence u new county This is 10 be rho
festival in honor OF Its creation Fifteen bulls nom
North Carolina, and q like plumber nom this state
uu par,icjpate Fifty dollars Is to be AWARDED the
,,inrsr IN each fight and the side State which
wins the greatest number Of fights Is W receive q
nurse OF $500 July "a and % are tho days set for
the nDhte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

Albany. June % tSpcaD.-wIth a capital OF sioO 600
the Niagara River and Erie HaIlruad Company is ncor
roratrd ciEhtmo road from tho tracks Of
the Erie and Rock Railroad. In Buffalo, 10 Tona.
wanda. The directors are John King Samuel NJ Fcltn.
IT,, Augustus Il. McDunough T.. D. Thomas aud Charles
Steele, Of Ncw.YOrk Edward Van Eucn, Washington
Bull,rd Henry NJ. Watson. Henry w. Sprague John
O'Shca W. Irving Babcock John Williams and George
+. Druwncl. OF Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TO RAISE NORTHWESTERN RATES,

Chicago, Juno 20 (specIsD.-The br"ak In the
Northwestern rates Is docketed for consideration by
tho Western Freight Association for tomorrow morn
Ing. Chairman Fathorn announces that esohi.
tIon will bo proposed that through rates on North
western business be advanced to the local basis II
adopted, this will make tho through rate to ST. Paul
tho sum Of the locals TO Chicago and from Chicago
TO ST. Paul Many Of the roads favor this plan, "
It win punish the trunk lines roads which control
central traac roads for prorsting with lakes lines
It bnted that the question may be postponed nntll
4 week from to-day. IL 1t Is, the Western Freight
Association, its Individual members, will have large
sized SUITS on their hands brOughs by the Chicago
Freight Iureau, and charging discrimination against
Chicago merchants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
ciB HEATING COMPANIES COMBINE

DctrDit, Mich, June 90 Tho McElroy Car Heating
Company, OF Detroit and tho Scwcll Car li"aiing
Company, OF Portland Me. have combined. They
control 100 patents and have apple ations for 100
moro pending. Tho capital stock Of III" new com
pany will be ~ 500 900 Robert c. PrrDn, president
of tho Commercial National Rank. Of Albany, y. Y.
is the president ~ the new concern 1h" Vice pr'Ni
DENT Is <. Hatch, Of New York BranCh Offices viii
ko started In the latter city and In chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
SUpT LATHROP IN 4 QUAEDARY.
TWO CONFLICTING LAWS REGARDING THE PAY
OF PRISON KEEPERS

TWO CONFLICTING LAWS REGARDING THE PAY
OF PRISON KEEPERS
Albany, June 90 spccial,.- General TABOR
IS preparing an opnion In answer to question pu'
to him by Superintendent OF State Prisons LA'hrop
asking under which law ho to pay the guanis
and keepers I'm the State PRISONS On tho same day
the Prison CodifcatIon bill and that proVfims
tnat all laborers on public works be paid s2 day
were signed by the Governor The latter Dill u NUN
bered $50 and the Prison bill 3s2. Under the pro
visions of the Prison bill the superintendent Is %n
thorized to fix the salaries OF Keepers "a no' '"
exceed s75 and guards at not more than goo per
month. The Two Dollars n Day bfl drecs thai sIl
laborers shall be paid s2 day for eight hours wott
These men work twelve hours day IL LA dnU 1ndsr Der
the Two. Dollars Day law II will tako about tooo0 o
more for salaries than heretofore' as nsT nsas,,ies
such employees in the prisons. Tho pehheh""''
VIII also be anectsd BY the decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
TIE OHIO GOrEKy ORsnIp CONTEST.

Columbus, Juno 90 CSpccIaD-A new candidate has
entered the hist, aud this has hal tho crect Of un.
settling the contest among tho Republican a'pirants
for the tovcrnOrshp. The contest had nrrrIw"d down
within the last few days TO Kennedy, LAmpson aud
Dawes. The strong undcIrurInt In favor 0f IN" ~
nomiLSton Of Governor Foraker has. however maho
the result uncertain from IT," start. Now General
". IT, Gibson Of THIN. a veteran Republican, on" Of
the bnIllarA orators I'm ohio. has consented 10 the
OF his naruo, thus Increasing t!c unCcr lniy of The
result. The convention will meet next Tuesday and
Wsdu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
DAKorA YAnxERs on RAr1so Aps AND BANKS.

DAKOTA P4RARRS on RITLRO4pS AND BANKS.
Hnron -Dak, Juno eo.-The sstni. annual meeting
of the South Dakota FArmcrS' Alliance IL being held
In this city. Tho EranRrS DECLARED themselves IN
their platform resolved TO have hand In iLo guv
ornment Of the new state. They also ask for the
adoption OF the Australian system Of voting \
FRYE trade resolution vOtcI down. Two planks
Of tho platform are our railroads should be con
tIUlled by the Government Ia he run IA the norNt
Ot IN. people upon aruIal cost basis. monetary
sysUm should De established ia which circulating
medium IN necessary QuRnttirI shall issue directly
the people, without tAr Intervention Of banks, aud
with the National issue full legal tender for the pay
mcut Of all debts, public and private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
THE RESULT N PESNsYLvASIA

Philadelphia Jun" @o-ohlcld r''urnH hav" h"cn
received from every county In III" stat" except Arm
strong and Greene. From these counties careful "si
mates arr given on the Prohibition Amendment. ON
the suffrage Amendment no estimate has been rc"Iv"l
from Armstrong County. Tn" majority against the
Prohibition Amendment ~ 1-j,lT3 and against the
suffrage Amendment, which provided for the repeal
Of tho poll tax qurllncs'ion @25,12o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
ARRESrEp noB rRyNG no wspcE -puy

4RRFSTBD FOR TRYING no WRB('K 4 TEAM.
Scranton, Penn, June 90 tSpcCiAl.-Thr,~ Hun
gsrtans, Frank Gcorg" Harry ChApon and hnack
CharsOn, chArgol with trying to wreck passenger
train the Drlswar and Hudson Gravity Railroad
the MOslc Mountain, wcrc O.igrd I'm the County
Jail hcrr to night. They lived Number Four
Plane CaTb1ndAle and became desperate bocsus
they could not s-curr work irum tho mpanr. Hy
placing rail close o tho rails 81 The ,raris aud
bracing 1t tightly they hopd to ovcrurl the train
coming frop HOnc.dalc 10 Carboniac. The point
selected waS tho Horseshoe Curve which Is nun along
high onban kment The train. In which there wcrc
about twop " Ave paSSengs happened 10 b. running
slow and passed over tho obstruction safely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
NOW OWNED BY THE EASTERN ILL1Nol


Trrrc IIautc Ind, June The stockholders OF tho
Evansville Tcrro uauto and Chicago Railroad Company
met yesterday In annual session, and the formal
OF the majority Of the stock recently purchased
by the Chicago aud Eastern Illinois Railroad Company
was made. Tho road is practically owned by the
Chicago aud Eastern Illinois. For several years It has
been under ninety nine year lease IN that corporation
Tho Tcrrc IIaute and Chicago the line from here to
Danve and part OF the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
sYnt In 20 Ehlcnvn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
LOOK IN ERIE CAgAL GIVES WAY.

Rochester N. Y. June 90 (specaD. The double lock
IN the Eric Canal near Macedon. and about fifteen
miles east OF this city gave out tonight and nlvga"
was stopped The lock built Of stone last winter
and "a ono OF largest on tho canal AdviSes are
.blv he dslaped n week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
DATE poE TIE TRANSFER or THE WABASH
CANAL RATES FROM ST. PAUL TO TIE EAST.

CANAL RATES FROM ST. PAUL TO TIIE EAST.
st Paul MINI, June COAL the Lake Superior lines
notice yesterday Of reduction In canal rates from
New.York 20 st. Paul basis OF 80 cents. This Is
lower than tho rates announced Tu' siay.
The also made yesterday that the Fitch.
burg would take the usus dIercntal under 81 cent
and rail- This mAkns the nrsLclass from
B.sIrn Via that line. 40 cents. The Omaha has
nouprct that Il viii noe only reduce IT. lumber rate to Kan
CITY the Atoms but Will It's Kansas
City rate Council BluNS Omaha Sioux City and other
Southwestern Missouri RIv"r points II does this under
long aud short haul claus Tho Is Il
and applies from all stations tn" ami northern
divisions az well % ST. Paul and Minneapolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
THE COMING MARITIME CONFERENCE.

london, Juno 2O.-In the Heuso Of Commons this
evening Sir James FERGUSON Parliamentary Secretary
to the Foreign ofice, in rcply 10 an inquiry stated
that the Government considering the programme
for the proposed conference at Washington OF repre-
sentaves OF maritime countries but he did not think
II desirable to reveal the subjects to be discussed
until they have been agreed upon by the countries
which take part In the conference. He would say.
however, that England desired b. narrow tho issues
TO be considered that they should not include Ques
tons which should be regulated BY municipal legisla
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
rHE srRayDryG OF THE CONSTELLATION.

TVTE STANDING OF THE CONSTELLATION.
Washington, June 2O.-Sccrrtary Tracy has ordered
a court OF inquiry n Investigate the circumstances
ronneced with the gr,undlrg Of IA" Constellation.
The court VIII meet at ilr Norfolk Navy Yari 10 NOR
row morning and Will be composed Of Commander AR.
Yates, president with Commanders .. A. Batch"cr
and W. C.WIsN and lieutenant Os"rhaus rs judge I'd
vocate. Commander Harrington OF the Cons tcllatiOn.
has hecn authorized to attend It's scSslons and
examine witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
PROMISING TO APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT

PROMISING 10 APPEAL TO THE PhENTFNT'
Indianapolis, June 20 (Speiab.-Thc action Of th"
Civ Service Commissioners In orl"ring the pcrcmpnry
dismissal Of Alderman W. +. T0rscy from the In
annapolis pOstonicc has caused tho question To bn
raised rs 10 whothsr or not tho Cvil service rules
really apply to the appointment OF substitutes 1t
Is claimed that tho Commissioners could otto no
authority for their srton and Tol,"y maintains that
h dismissal IA the rsult OF ful CU'HtrIr ton of
The law He declares that ho Will appeal to tn"
President for a decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
DAMAGES FROM A LEGISLATOR.

Louisville, June 20 tSpeciaD-In the Federal Court
at Frankfort to-day, Ircnr NJ Cnwdcn. Of GAllatln,
Tenn secured a verdict Of S2,jOO against John W
Ianeey OF PrestOnburg ny. just before his rare as
candidate to represent his county in the State Lcgs-
at,ire two years ago. handful was circulated charg
ing Langley with having spoken dsparagIneiy Of Miss
Cowden who was teaching music at Prrstonburs
I aneIey branded the story election lie and won
his rnre Miss Cowden six months later brought suit
4. rDA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
srp,1ryG THE NAIL At NASHVILLE

Nashville, Tenn. June 2o.-Ali inc ma'i that iei'
-. y.shyule postofiicc for the South the night
=, Nav 7 has disappeared. The fact has been with
h.t nv the postoficc officials that tho Investigation
,ntght not be hampered. lt S Impossible 10 state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
FROM CHICAGO TO THE pAuIFIC.

Ashland, WIS June Coin the literal sense OF the
term through line will be completed In few days b.
tween Chicago and Pacific Coast Yesterday work
yun by the Northern PuciGc road its connecting link
Of track uniting the terminus OF ITS leased line. the Wis
con.n Central and the system hcr'. Within few days
continuous line railway between the West and East will
hay been formed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
IyDREW GRIMES HANGED.

Mays Landing, n. j., June "0.-Andrnw Grimes.
the colOred murderer OF John Martin, mate Of the
schooner Annie Carl, at Atlantic City, on LAD Christ
mas Day, hanged here at le O7 O'clock this aitr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

THE TURNING POINT IN THE IRISH STRUGGLE
London. June 2O.-At the meeting Of the Psrn"ll
Commission to-day Thomas T. o'Connor, NJ p. was
examined. He stated that the turning point IN the
agrarian struggle IN Ireland the rejection Of the
Compensation for Improvements bill. Thereupon
tenants were compolled combine In accordance uh
Mr. Parneps policy which substituted constitutional
agitation for revolution and open for combina-
ton. Mr.. O'Connor denied that eithor the League
or he sympathIzod with crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

INJURED By FALLING FROM PARACHUTB.
Eimira, June 90 6pociaD.-Protessor c. Barthoio-
new the asronaut broke his log while descending from
balloon with parachute at the STATE Fair grounas
.h,. ,x this aftsrnonn hsn closs 70 the ground hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
TIE YELLOU FETER PATIENT BETTER.
DIR. DUNCAN DOING WE'LL AT QUARANTINE-DR.
BOGERT, HIS PHYSICIAN, STILL QUAR-.
ANTINED IN DROOKI.YS.

ANTTNFD
Dr. J. II. BOgcri. who ATTENDED Surgeon II. ". H.
pincan, Of the steamship Colon at No l73 Han
cock St. brooklyn. and failcl to report tho cas-" to
tho IIealh Department a. OF yellow fever Is sl
a quarantine prisoner In the house Of captain W. H.
Thompson, whcro Dr. Duncan WAS trcatHd, although
the latter was removed to the Quarantine Hospital
by order OF the Health department late on "Wednesday
hight. Beside DR. Bogrrt, all the members OF the
Thompson family were still In quarantine yc''"fu"y
Ns soon rs the quarantine Is raised DIR. Bogert VIII
IA, callel to answer for violation OF the health
81 dinanccs. He assorts that tho caso was only one
II bilious rcmittent fever After tho health officers
OF NewYork examined the case and said 1t was
yellow fever ho supposed they would atteLd To re-
porting II. - ,.-.,., MI.
Dr Duncan Is engaged 10 marry captain Th"mp'
sons daughter. a message was received from the
Uuarantne Hospital last evening that Dr. duncan was
Improving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
RELATIONS OF FRANCE AND GERMANY.

Hamburg June 20.-The Hamburg &" Correspondents
ssserts that the relations OF Germany wirh tho French
Government under President Csrnot are better and
more cordial than they have boon with any previous
Gov vernment OF France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
SIMON CAMERON PARALYZED.

HIS HOME IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Lancaster, Penn, June 20.-General Simon
Cameron was prostrated to-day at his home
Donegal Springs, with paralysis OF the night arm
and side. and his condition is critical Ex-At-
torney- General Wayne MacVeagh and wife and
Mrs naldeman, General Camerons daughter. are
with him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
HOUSES RRECKED BY 4 GALE.

STORMS In DAKOTA AND INDIANA-ANoTHEB EB
FLOOD IN KANsAs-wHEAT IMPROVED.
vermillion, Oak, june 2O.-A heavy wind
storm struck this place st l2:45 this morning.
doing considerable damage. Colonel Jonathan
K!mbalrs new residence. the Catholic Church and
a building on the Fair Grounds total wrecks.
Several houses were moved from their founda.
lions, and steeples chfmneys and outhouscs arr
generally fat. The loss is estimated az $4,000.
Lafayette. Ind, June 20.-A heavy wind-storn
struck this city yesterday afternoon. dong con-
siderable damage at the car-wosiss and wrecking n
number Of dweiIinRx Tie wind stnsm was fol-
lowed by a severe shower Of rain. The loss out
side the city is considerable. barns orchards.
wheat and oats being levelled 10 the ground.
Several houses were struck by lightning, but no
lives are reported lost.
ST. Louis, June 40 dispatches from Southeast
height, is out Of it's banks In numerous places and
many thousands of acres Of wheat and other grain
are submerged and destroyed. In Neosho County
alone the damage 10 crops is estimated at over half
a million dollars"
ST. Paul Mimi, June 20.-The rain last night
and this morning covered about one-haf OF the
Northwest Territory. Reports from along the dif
ferent lines Of railroads show TINT IT, was local in
its character better feeling now prevails among
the wheat raisers and grainmen. and tho outlook
points to good crop Conservative estimates
on Change this morning placed the wheat crop
for Minnesota and Dakota at from 7O,O0O,000 10
100, 600, 900 bushels. The grain men say now
that all danger is over, and although some parts
Of the wheat growing country might dry out If no
more rain fell, the crisis has been passed Should
everything prove favorable, a crop OF at least
100 OOO 600 bushels can be safely expected; while
should unfav vorable weather set in from row on.
the outlook is good for increase over lnst year
Of at least Il, 900 900 or 0GO 900 bushels in the
Northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
KING WILLIAM HAS A RELApsE,

Tho Hague, June 20.-The King Of Holland, who re-
covered sufficiently from his recent illness to resume
the reins Of government, has had a serious rriapse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
, srBWlY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.

Albany, June 20 CspeclaD.-Tho standard Electrical
subway Company OF Ncw.York. 10 construct subways.
eto. has been incorporated with s260 600 capital
L, Kennedy arc directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
sE1xrNa rRENoR BOOKS IN KAxsAs c1fT.

Kansas City, Juno oo.-survoyor Of the Fort Burn
has detained four volumes Of the "Amours Of Chevk
lcr Flaubas,' French publication consigned 10 :
local news frm. He claims that the matter Is unns
for transmission through the mails, end the odeste3
win be submitted 10 the United stssoa VseO
dacsicn. -,t..t ~ >, --va3srs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

saw that there was chance 10 avoid anghtng on
lady In q carriage and 10 save her from injury, ho
leaped and struck on rsf OF fence surrounding
the race track. His leg was broken near me ankle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

THE KBMMLER HADE4S CORPUS CASE
Auburn, n. y, June 20 ispeeiaD'-ihe He@'.nR ~
,ho ma,ter Of tho habeas corpus proceedings In the
K,mm,er cass which was to have takon place before
Iuaps pay n. IL O'Clock this morning. was adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

to Tuesday June 2o. The rnmor that KemTlsr
would not appear before Judge Day is untrue He
must be produced next Tuesday by Warden Durston.
After the opening the attorneys may agree 10 o shpua
ton whereby Kemmler's presence will not be required
during the remainder Of the proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

course Of baths presented to him by Berlin Doctor
and protesting all the while that he is perfectly
well and strong. G. w. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

Mr. GLADSTONE TO HAVE wAIKoVER.
London, June 20.-The Disshent Liberal AssocIa
ton of Midlothian, Mr. GlAdstone's district. have de-
cdded not to run candidate in opposition TO Mr. Glad.
stone In the next Parliamentary election