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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
CLOUDBURST IN KENTUCKY.
RAILROAD CULVERT WASHED OUT, CAUS-
ING A FATAL FREIGHT WRECK.
HOUSES SWEPT AWAY AND A DOZEN PERSONS
DROWNED BY THE SUDDEN RISING
OF 4 GREEK.

Louisville. KY. June 13.-At Bull Creek. six miles
above Maysve, last night. there was cloudburst.
which caused the creek to overflow its banks, sweeping
away several houses and their occupants.
The stone cuvcrt the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Hull Creek washed out into the river,
and at about midnight. while the storm was at its
height the wcstbound freight train into washout
causing fearful wreck. The engine and nine cars
were piled. one upon top Of another almost ont Of
sight in the creek bottom. Engineer c. c. Roadcap,
Of Greenup County Fireman Morris Ionakcr. Of Lewis
County and brakeman Charles Eaton were buried be-
meath the wreck. Their bodies have not yet been re
covered. Conductor W. Il. Watts and Brakeman W. a.
Love jumped from the rear and escaped injury
The train was made up OF thirty two Nine car
load, of shoes and boots for Louisville went down in
the wreck fast wrcckng train, the way TO the
scene this morning. over and killed Frank scott
cOlorcd
About dozen persons living on the banks Of Bull
Creek are reported drowNcG. The following bodies
have been found John Rurclcs. well known fisher
man, Lucy =. E>tcr, "A widow, her two daughters
Ectc and Julia. and two sons. several hundred peo
pie from Naysyllc have 10 the scene 81 the dis
astcr
patch 10 The Couricr,IOurnalH from Maysvillc.
Ky, say,: "T The nineteen down in the wa9hout
are smashed into kindllng-wooi. The engine IS now
out oi sight I'm quck,aud. The train was running at
over thirty miles an houg \ little later an ea-tbound
mixed passenger train would have passed over the
fatal ulvcrt Two Vrcckns train, have been busy all
dan The workmcn have found two mlnglcd
bode-. Jane, Irwin had a portable Sawmill seV-
crtl hundred yard, up Bull Creek. above the railroad
Partners say the creek two feet per minute after
tho cloudbur>t. and the water looked like wall
twenty five feet high when it got to the railroad Inc
-awmlu Wa, lifted from It- ft-tcnlng>, and with more
than hundred logs hurled violently against
tine railroad stone culvcrt This j, probably what
caused the culvert to give way.
The fury Of the storm caused many persons on
Bull Creek to abandon their home, and take to the
hil, The storm did much damage 10 buildings,
fences and Coopa lu tnat part oi th" touiy. Darn
on the farm Of Dick Dawson, 'olorrd Wa' struck bN
lightning and burned. Thoma- Mlllam-'s house was
-truc. by lightning and burned To- the ground. MS
family barely escaping. About "a half dozen persons
ou Bu Crcck are sull missing, but Is believed they
safe
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HEAVY LOSSES BY STORM II THIS STATE.
EVERY town 1N THE CENTRAL coUNrlEs RI

Q
PORTING DAMAGE RAILROAD WAsHoUI~.
rt,ca. y Y. June 1.-THE storm through this part
Of the state last night did great damage u crops
road, and bridges. At Norwich large portion oi NE
town va, flooded and the water several feet
deep IN a part Of the town that Lad never before
been flooded At oneida the people were called ont
hy the fire alarm about O'Clock This morning, and
il wa. found that the part Of the town
wa submerged the water being four feet deep on the
er-t Ho,r, ot hou,cs. The ontario and Western
tr,rl, f,r q distance of several miles were under
water md IL is reported that much IF the TRACK i'
$50 he'd ont \ large quantity Of lumber Wa washed
away and people were obliged leave their houses
in boats Tho damage i, large.
AZ sol,vlllc IN Madison County. sa~mill planning
MILL barn and several she'd, we're washed away by
the food A. Vcre also 2O.O0O feet Of lumber. Most
of the building, were nearly new.
rr rr. r,ul 70 -c.sru places ovcrnowed IT,
b4.k.. The Central Hudson's tracks at West Rome
were submerged tld, morning, causing delay OF
some hour,.
Every town ir the central counties reports some
damage from the storm.
The track Of the Aubun branch of the New-lork
Central and Hudson River Railroad was submerged
la-t uiclt ~ Aurcu- three aud one half miles west
II Auburn. and train, were delayed nine hours.
4 vl.uout occurred last night ON the Rome, Water
town and O.dcu,burg Railroad near West Camden,
oneida County. aud It necessary 10 transfer pas
.curcr, nj that point 20 day. Imic on that branch
Viii not Doe restored within twenty iour hour,. All
lef, thr rack thi, nlDuing near Wet camden. The
rain is falling In torrents ia that vicinity. and the
The frequent rJu, that have been falling of late
have caused the water in the Galway reservoir. eleven
nli- from Amsterdam. to hc higher t1u u over was
before Water IN, been flowing over The ,pilwny since
saturday. and the hotel aud barn, rcar by are aHr
rounded by water from three Ia four rct deep lhc
r-or,olr believed 10 be strong enough 10 stand tine
strain. bat -houid 1t rVe way there would BE- irat-
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hrs JrRoNr,s ALLrGrD WILL yor ADMITTED.

Chicago. June -. Atcr sensational trial. ey-
tending over several wcck judge Kohlsaat todiy re
n.cd 10 admit - probate the purportcd will Of Mrs
Louisa Jerome. vho le't fortune Of 10000. Two
heir I'll Housh and Car-sa Phillip,, are, result
of the decision receive al the Tho alleged
vii bcqucat!cd 5000 apiece 10 the charitable m,ti
futon, and $4,000 each 10 John g. Co,grO,cs three
infant children. Co-rrovc had bu,lnc,, relation, with
Mrs., Jerome which made huu familiar with her affairs
The two natural heir cOu'ud'd that knowing she left
no WILL CI-eIONc oouco't'd 4 ,chcm" of emil ting tue
aid Of numerous charity organizations IN lighting
through the court forged Will which II successful.
WON'T net hn. through hio children, 100000 Judge
kohl-aat without leaving the bench decided against
the prOncrcd d0cumcnt-. but rcirancd from any com
mcni. Co,gfovc viii appeal the case
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rry rHorSWD fyvALIDs AT cHrRcH.

Pit burg, June l3.-it least 10000 afflicted people
from all part, Of the country gathered At Father Mol
Inror', church. i'm Allegheny city, TO-DAY, o. BE-
healed and take part IN the celebration Of - Anthony
Day. IL curiou, a,-cmb1cc of the lame dcai
and b. nd. drawn together by the Icporte Of Father
NnlIngcrs miratulou, cuic-. The afflicted began I"
arrive Yesterday, and last night 1000 were cdmp'd
about the church sleeping hoor-. door tcp,, ppr' he,
and on ,hc ground. The services htgin at daN break
and were continued until late tonight Thousand !,
were unable 10 gain admi- sion 20 the church, ANA all
d2y thoN -tOpd the not siu awaiting their turn -
De cured Father Nolliuecr Is physician a. well q,
priest. and doc no claim any mlmcul0n, power 9Ii
d, firm believer % faith coupled with works. Hn
clargc- nothing for his pro>criptiou- but few went
away without giving o the church from 20 cent, 10 3d.
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THE CRUISERS At TANGTER.
EXCHANGING StLUrEs WITH pHE MoOEs-Accl
DENT r. Az OFFICER.


Tanccr. Morocco. MAY "a run Of four hour,
YESTERDAY at half -pocd through the straits Il Gibraltar
brought the SQUADRON of Evolution 20 I1nrcr. Whcw
the Chicago duly sauicd The rcd nag Of Morocco. The
Moors werc hand and promptly returned The salute
gun for gun : boat was dispatched from the hac-hp
with the AdmirarS compliments. and ,orn returned
with Colonel Matthews, the recently appointed United
STATE, Consul to Morocco. on The Consul leaving thr
Chicago i'm company with the admiral. Consul ~
salue of nine guns fired. Admiral Walker Landed
under A salute Of -ovcntccn gun--the Moor, giving
him four more than 10y the regulations he D., entitled
to-and tins va, Immediately returned by the Cmci-p'
During the stay in Gibraltar some changes were
made among the Officers, Lieutenant Hamilton
Hutclnns navigating officer Of The Boston Will"
horseback riding last Tuc-fay, got thrown had one 4"
hi, legs broken close the ankle and received other
uiuIlc, which made II necessary . leave h.H III ~"
hospital al Gibraltar Lieutenant Karl IOhrer ~ ING
Chicago. received orders u III n. tauon on board
the BostOn. Lieutenant G. \. Calhoun Of the ~
lauta having completed hl, term Of service. r.
cevcd HI detachment from the Navy Department and
is proceeding home. Naval Cadets Pratt ana HARRISON
Of the Atlanta, have been ordered 10 the Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
MEETING Of NEW ENGLAND FRIENDS.

Ncwport. r. l.. June l3-Thc New England yearly
meeting II Friends met to-day I'm separate sessions ~
men and women. In the mems meeting Ule H'' "'
,c .,t,tiyc, was read and all We're present except
49,, ,rbc repori of the quarterly meetings were read.
II VA. moved that the next meeting be held IN FORT
land. Ne Epi,tle, read from Ireland ana New
Yorl, yearly mcetlucs. Committees were appointed L"
nr,n,re returning minutes for the visiting ministers
and , summary Of answers to the queries; III ule
Xr' Baltimore and ohio yearly meetings. tom-
,nitte.s vcrr appointed 10 prepare summary ot an
.Wcrs to tho queries, and returning minutes lo' '
-ft,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
TRIED FoR rRiGyG RrrEATERy ~ cHIclco

CHICAGO. June - Aldermen McAbcc and Nike Cor
coran under Indictment for corruption IN the LAT"
tlicrmanic election IN the Twenty fourth Ward, were
on .ral in the criminal court today steve collins,
p,ltclI hustler testified that IN accoId1ncc with
an arIaur mcut with Corcoriu, hc got together lA
If twenty five repeat rs To vote for Ne Nhc'. IH'N
voted three time, each ai the seventeenth Precinct
and several time at other prcciICtr. MlcF Foilht
each time, the gang were marched 10 a saloon. ana
tLcrc Corroran PAID them 20 cent. each The wtnc,s
testified thai he McAbcc give Captain White ,om"
money, and White gave the reporters the nhm"-
under which they were tO vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
4 COLLISION N Tile PARK.

Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jones, while out driving IN CEN
trail Park a,t evening about 80 o'clock met an acci-
dent that came near being fatal both Of them. They
were driving In their doccart at Sevcny.eghth-s ana
East Drive when their horse became unmansseable and
ran down tho drive.
Nh Hughes was driving up In carriage as the run
.vv dashed down she street His driver attempted 70
cde the other hor.r but could not do 50. Both car
rac, crashed together and all three occupants were tum.
bed into the road Tho carriages were smashed
Neither Mr.. Jonc, Mr.. Hughes would gve his ad'
drc,- but calling a carriage. drove OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
SOUTHERN LYNCHERS ACQUITTED.
THE EVIDENCE ALL AGAINST THEM, BUT PUBLIC
SENTIMENT TOO MUCH FOR THE JURY.


SENTIMENT TOO MUCH FOR THE jury.
lexington, > c. June ~ C,pecian.-onc Of the
bricfc~t trials Of Importance record IN 7onih
Carolina that which ended here TINS evening.
on the morning Of Nav the comfy jail here Wa
fpr,bly entered by a mob of twenty five white men,
many Of them masked and william Lcaphcart a yonns
negro confined IN the jail, WAS slot to death 10y th'
Lcsphart had been convicted of wroneinc Rosa can
non a voung white woman Of the uclglborhood. ana
had been sentenced 10 death lie was 10 have h'ch
hanged April II. but upon the plea of hl' counsel
that new evidence had been discovered the ""V-
crnor had rcspitcd him and caused MS removal 10
Columbia for safety. \ delegation OF prominent
citizen, of Lexington plcdgng their honor for hi'
safety. and asking his return TO Lexington, he was
brought back 4 PEW night, attcrward the NnclnS'
the first I'm the history Of the county, occurred.
Attorney General Earle came u Lexington ana
had warrant sworn ont for Franklin '1lho"h' 'du-h
man and Pierce g. Taylor, the only Nnchcr, against
,.botn there VIZ, evidence. Their trial began here
thi, morning. solicitor Nelson representing the STATE
and two able lawyers the defence. Two OF the LAWYERS
we're member, of the committee who had pledged their
honor for Leaphcart', -acty, and one ol the Nmc
had also been Il committeeman. The jurors had dohe
good work during the term, but they were ultoe 10
withstand the current oi opinion n favor oI lhc '''
maj polut The attendance was large, ana lhtlUH'l
many women. who decorated the prisoners Win
Thc evidence for the state showed that the sheriff
and ms VIII. had recognized the voice OK tdu-hHih
and Taylor among the yncher, ana Two tcp"'', T.,
testified that tauchman had. on the afternoon "t
tic killing boi.tcd 10 them that n had had Lriphcart
,ynclrd IL,r. wa no evidence for the defence
e ID cc he, we're brief and Judge With,rpoon' carIe
wa ~irule and direct. When Inc Juror r'ir'' ON,
Noman from The public square payiuIy mcha''d
those who sat at The window, OF the Jnty room. 10
bring n the right verdict one Juror h'd ON ~
an hour and then cqpitulacd. aud at p. m verdict
Of not guilty wa, rendered. applause III tlf 'oli'
room ,icrnly rcprc-~ed bur a Ion a, inc PIl,
oncrs were released they we're greeted with chtIW
-ta-m ly tho women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

Berlin, June 13.-Whcn the North German Lloyd
steamer Fulda arrived AT BrcmcrhaVen to-day, from
New York deputations Of ritiemen from Bremen
DrcmeIhavcn and Gce,temundc were waiting 70 vel
come the American rhcmen Of German birth who
to take part in the great shooting match which Is
u be held at IankOw in July. Mr. schaedcr thanked
the deputatous for the cordality Of their welcome
The Americans then gave hearty cheers for the Ger
man rfcmcn.
The presidents Of the various shooting associations
IeoeiVed the visitors al the station. All then entered
alTaees ana were driven through the town, inspect
!!s tne frelhafen the Market Place, the Ratlaus,
IN IL hatlsheller ana the BOcrse This evening the
az ATTENDED concert given ia their honor
W the IlVoh Gardens. The gardens were illuminated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
GERMANY AND MOROCCO.

Tancier June l3.-I i, reported that Inc sultan
~ Morocco has granted concession 20 the German
Minister giving hin fos three year, q monopoly "i
he tu,inc,- Of exporting wheat and barley. II is
also said that according Z" the torn, OF the con
ce,sion the Minister will pay duty Of 3 francs -
confines on each mound oi wheat exported, ana =
franc, 80 ccYtines on each mound 0i barley.
: commercial convention between bclMaHN doh
Morocco has been signed.
The above dispatch shows that the eXiriordlhaN
mission sent 10 Morocco By GcrmanF under the leader
si, II Herr Won Tattenbach, has been more quickly
successful than Wa expected by other European IA
ton, which compete politically and commercially IN
lie Moorish Empire. Protests will hardly fan TO he
entered bv these nations, which are aware that the
country which furnishes tie CheIif with the largest
amount Of money is 10 WELD the largest poltl'aI
Influence in hi, dommiOns. This is especially true
now that NOulcy Iias>4n j, constantly fighting against
small tribe, and rebellion is hardly crushed be
fore another break, out i'm the ncghbOrhOod II VIII
be difficult however, for the Cherif % keep any en-
gacement ne may have made with The German Am
has ia regard to monopoly, even thDugh IL DC
only for the exploration Of barley and wheat. Al
though spain. Italy, England and France secretly vie
with each other tp special privileges from
the Sultan. Italy. for instance, having been permitted
recently to establish gun factory AT Fcz still they
demand openly to be left footing Of equality
t1 relation 10 the natural resources Of Morocco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
THE sac AND FOX TREATY SIGNED.

sac and Fox Agency, via sapulpa l. L, June ID
The National Council the sac and Fox Nations
have agreed on all the Of the contract with the
Tinted ,tae, Commissioners this morning and this after
noon at 3 O'Clock they signed the treaty and
formally closed the trade. At the conclusion Of the
sitting II the council Chief Keokuk delivered prayer
in the Indian tongue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

West superior Wis., June l3 tNpeciaD.-The west
-up,rior Iron and steel Company mas awarded 'nc
contract for the construction Of the BeSscmer plah'
and machine shop 10 the PitsburS IRON ana oIeei
Engineering Company. The contract lot tno ro"'"5
..i1 ,iiI lac lct shortly. The company will eXpend
.,oo ooo i'm developing the plant this year The
rnmnouy hopes to have every tllng IN readiness I'D
Manufacture steel rails, ship plates, angles e'c''
v.ithiu twelve months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

Montreal Que June l3.-C G. Hale OF Cleveland
who shot his brother n-law. Eugene II. Co"lc-, ir
st Catherinc-st on sunday la>t, brought 10 the
prisoners box In the Court Of Queens Bench TINS
afternoon. The Grand Jury then filed into tho
courtroom and returned uuc bin against him FOR
shooting with intent to MIL ard murder Hal
pleaded not guilty 10 the charge. The ca-e va
adjourned 10 September. and il decided - tth'
~ 900 bail. 1000 to be FURNISHED by Hale nm
self and ~ 900 each by two ioeH bond men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
TIE PEACE OF EUROPE NOT SECURE.

Pesth June I3.-At meeting Of the midget Com
mittce Of the Austrian Delegation 10 day Field Marshal
Baron Eaucr, Minister Of War for the whole monarchy,
stated that the peace of Europe not sccureand thh
therefore considerable increase in the army VI
necessary The cost Of such increase would amount
to from 10000 900 TO 1OO. .0OO,OOO nOru,. lie aaId
he was not vet able to state definitely the exact oot
of the desired Increase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
y1VryATgD FOE CONGRESS-.

Erie Penn. June l3 GpecaD Matthew "Hs"oln
has been nominated for Congress III the ANEith Dis
trct by a plurality Of 1jl over W. G. 'ubcr''o on t'r
prc -cnt incumbent Mr.. Gri,Wold i, the grandson Of
a Revolutionary officer, who was member OF tue
Continental Congress. lie va, member oi TIE con
nccticut Legislature twenty years ago. lie Is a man
ufacturcr and "a high taIii man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
RACING IN ENGLANn-

London June l3.-Tlc first summer nootinc NJ t,e
eahdo"h T%A Club opened today. The principal
race Oh Inc programme for the Electric stahcs
il was won by head by Leopold de Rorhschnd's colt
LactantiuS' Chcvalier Ginl,trellrs brown GlIy SIG
norma was second two length, in front Of Bundcl
Hspe 49, Ss& my Lishtoo The last betting was
to 1 against Lightfoot y" o7"orlHa' anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

Boston, lure 10 ,opcciab.-Gcorcc +. LAID. a
leading woollcn mauuacurcr Of spencer, has assigned
~ J. l.. Prouty. III, liabilities are estimated At about
$4,000. The spencer Wo0llcn Company, Of winch
Nr G.add io the manager runs four mills, ana ma,
hitherto done a pro,pcrofls bu,inc-s. The present
cmbarras s>mcnt Is attributed Ia tho depression III
business and 10 the Phimmcr failure IN Ncw-l ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
prRvrrryD TO ISSr-E NEW STOCK.

Hartford, Conn, June 13.-Ihe NeW-iorh' New
Haven and Hartford Railroad today obtained per
,-, under If, charter to issue $500 900 new
,,, ~ rctir, a similar amount Of capital of the
Connccticit Valley and the stamford and New
l,annnn rnnds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
REsCCED sAIL0Rs nRnrGnr ro poRr.

LONDON June l3-The British steamer lrthingt0n,
'AP'an barnard, AT Bristol, from Baltimore, rescued
tHc 'c oi inc swedish bark Lena, Captain Person,
hon mp Island April 20 for Grimsby, which was
abandoned in nidocean with her bulvarks and every
s e crn 9'S1e about her decks gone, and leaking.
daS WSeo "GIeu 1h AZ the pumps necessarily for TWO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
pETROLEuM INDUSTRY ~ nrn,.

Panama June 4'-Ihe petroleum industry Of Peru,
II is believed Is now likely 10 devcloo fnto An i'm
porant business, company having been formed under
the name Of the London and Pacific Petroleum Com
pany for the purpose of developing and pushing the oil
interests Of the country. The company has capital
cn,sa 12oogpO. 20 tank steamer has already been
cured Ihe PERUVIAN railway corporations have re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
DITCH VICTORY IN AcurrN

The Hague June l3-A dispatch from The Ea-i Indic'
saws that the Dutch have captured the Achlne7e
position, on the River Ed. Eiglny of the Achin",e
troop, were killed. The Dutch had twenty four
wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
ruHEE FI.HERMEN pRnRAnIY Lnsr

Halifax, y. :, June l3.-1lrce oars, two hat5 and
portions Of a dory were picked up of ,cacrc Island.
C. b.. Yesterday. These are supposed t0 be all tIal
is lett Of the doy IN which three mon ,fraycd from the
gloucester schooner Mabel Kinniston and were lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
SrIr AGAINST 4 COUNTY CLERK FOR FEES.

Camden y. j., June - (Speciall. suit was brought
hi, afternoon by the County Board Of Frech0lier' IN
the narc Of The Comfy Treasurer Mr. Duiheld'
against the County Clerk, Edward Burronsh' I" IL
cover $40 900 alleged to be Illegally retained BY him.
The clerk Is paid salary Of ~ 900 per annnn, and
the County solicitor claims that this Is in lieu OF al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
NO cLEw YET 10 THE HARVARD vAyDAAS

Boston, June l3.-The story recently r.3Iishcu 'ha'
the Harvard vandals were known and that o"lhS
10 their high social connections an exposure was h"'
10 be made is emphatically denied by the AUTHORITIES
at Harvard II is reported that the faculty are doiIs
All they can 10 find the offenders 10 whose ldehutN'
however, they have cew yet. IL can iurthef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
THE RESIGNATION OF MIR. u,.ypo

London, June ID" The Pail Mall Gazettes savs II
Is probable that 4 the resignation Of Mr.. Munro chief
OF the Metropolitan Police force i, accented the
superintendent and inspectors who keen the force 10
gether VIII resign within month. 4 strike by the
possible. "' u" "cdiI' IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
LEADING CITIZENS Rob A TRAIN.

Little Rock, Ark June l3 (>peciaD-Napoleon Mo-
Daniels James Ratclf and John b. Williams, lead
ing citizens, of Texarkana, arrested to-day
charged with train robbery. II Is said that proof
has been obtained that they robbed and wrecked
train on the Cotton Belt Road on Tuesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

New Britain. Conn. June 13.-rhc Rev. DR.. Wood
nrth. OF Berlin. one of the best known Congrega
tional clergy men in the state, was fatally nlured
Yesterday BY being thrown from a carriage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
CONTRARY TO KXI.rrNG rnEArlEs.

Paris, June l3.-M. EbOt, Minister of Foreign
Affairs today appeared before the Committee on Inc
Taxation of Foreign Residents and stated that from
an international standpoint such a taX If imposed.
would be contrary 10 existing treaties and W0uld
raise numerous difficulties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
KING mrNBERrs HEIR N BERLlH.

Berlin, June ia soiFoc was given in the nan
Of Shells AT the Imperial Palace PoAdan lat nlfhl
in honor Of the Crown Prince Of Italy, The Crown
Prince escorted the Empress. 70 DAY he vl-t'd iH'
sarcophagu, II Frederick the Great, aud aitci"ad
iuspccted the Guards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

TEENER WTLLING TO ROW At PONF or PINES
Boston, June l3-Tccmcr has tcceIaphcd MS a'
ccptaucc Of the offer made by Charles H. lhayer oi
II 900 for at Point of Pne,. between MN
Ilanlan and Gaudaur on June -. a, llanlin de
clincs 10 for less than $1,000 1t Is expected INC
race VIII be contested by Caudaur aud IeeneF'