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New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
COLD COMFORT FOR DEPOSITORS.
THE MEN WHO WRECKED THE BANK OF
AMERICA NAY 60 FREE


PHILADELPHIA Nav 27-Another meeting of the de-
posltor, Of the defunct Bank of America was held
this afternoon. at which the Committee of Thirteen.
headed BY Chairman Grant, made its report. This
renor ndcated 10 the depositors the belief Of the
committee that 30 per more would be realized
on their The committee believes that the
dividends declared semi annually were not from the
earnings of the bank and that there IS taxable
evidence that officials knew If these Violations and
that they with the directors. are therefore liable to
pr,.ccution under the i..oycncy law. The entire
business, the committee >ay. haS been carried on with
ont regard 20 law or method In many Instances
money WAS loaned and notes discounted 10 parties
MT .rIy devoid of credit, without security, and IN
many cases upon securities that never had face value
officials exhausted her personal balances shortly De-
fore the announcement OF suspension Of the bank
senator MacFarane IS recorded on the minutes as
having been elected vice president on May /. 1o7o
At that time the bank In excellent shape, but inc
committee thinks that the backward movement began
with the accession Of MacFarane to the presdcncy
AZ the time Of the suspension MaCFarlane declared
that he was not connected with the bank, having re-
signed some weeks previously. The committee hnd
that the minutes have been doctorcd 70 agree with this
statement though Cashier DUNCAN stated positively
that MacFarane was director at the time OF the suS
pension
\ recommendation was agreed to that counsel be
cmploycd 10 assist in lawsuits to recover property and
money unlawfully transferred, TO begin criminal pro
cccdng, and otherwise look after the interests o te
depOsltorS. ,, ,..,
The committee adopted set Of resolutions which
after reclting that the officers OF the bank had grossly
violated the Stae laws and the laws Of Tie bank ends
with this remarkable recommendation t. the downca't
deposItor~ .. -.
work, good Judgment. cold blood ana iorb&ahcc ior
the time being be endured
1t will be remembered that Ewbanks. clerk in the
Bank of America. Ycrles, note brolcr. aud Boileau
a clerk in the Philadelphia Finance Association were
recorded on the books of the bank a. borrowers OF
nearly s4OO 900 from the bank practically value
les, securities. Thi, money placed 10 the credit
Of tho MacFarlanc Work Pfehcr syndicate. All these
people are denounced In the resolutions as having
acted Illegally. II Is believed that some OF the bank
officials will he crimnally prosecuted In short while
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
FATALLY INJURED HY 4 RIG WAVE.

quebec, May 27.-Tlc steamer Circassan. at TINS
port from Liverpool encountered rough passage. ana
uHc sea ran high. Last Tuesday the weather was
unusually rough Four cabin paSscngcrs-D. Nalpy.
OF uaSpc Quebec J. Grcig Of ottawa ont; Lieutenant
"aMcn' Royal Navy. and O. Frcchctte spanish Consul
al Quebcc-wclc standing on the head Of the stairs
ieadIng down 10 the saloon, gazing out at the rough
sea when tremendous struck the ship washing
hcr decks and striking the house Of the cangway where
te oir hcn were standing. bursting In the house ana
knOcklng them downstairs TO the floor OF the saloon
Al were unconscious when picked up TIC shlp's
uoct0r hastencd 10 tho and fOund that Napy was
FATALLY injured. his body being terribly bruised and
Ms skull smashed in. He fingered short time in an
unconscious condition, and then died. and was attcr-
ward buried at sea. Grcg had his collar bone broken
ana was otherwise bruised. Lieutenant Warden was
badly bruised about the body and face q. Frcchete
escaped with only severe shaking and some slight
bruises.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
KNIGHTS TEHPLARS INSTALLED.

Ncwburg. May 27.-The installation of The newly
elected officers OF Hudson River Commandery, NO.
80, Knights Tempar, Of this city. took place here
this evening. The installation was conducted by
Eminent Sir John A. Mapcs. grand sword bearer OF
the Grand Commandcry Of the state OF New iork'
assisted by Eminent sir Alfred Taylor, commander
~ Palestine com,nandcry. of New York City. Many
other distinguishcd knights remplir were present.
Including Right Eminent Sir Alscl A. Crosby paSt
grand commander Of the Grand Commandcry OF inc
state Of New York fast tVnhiaiaicr Hu,.'V'', com,
Palestine Commaudcry John +. baldwin, past com
mandcr Of Palestine Commandery NJ Ncwcomb com com
mander II Rondout Commandc.y fas' '1i"u,'un pIont
/ H. AlIlgrr and Oscar l.. Eastman, OF kOntout
Commandery and A. " lInieh. commander, ,d,, ana
Henry asbrouck, past comnander oi ,piioed by
a LnnnIni.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
pR0UJBITIOyIsTS ~ THE FIELD.

Boston. MAJ 27.-A Worcester dispatch says that
the Executive Committee Of the Prohibition state Com
mtce held session there last night TO consider
plans for the fall campaign. 1t was decided to open
headquarters at once in Boston, and largely TO III
crease the circulation Of Prohibition literature In the
State 1t was thought advisable 10 place full otate
ticket In the field this fall am 10 ind0rse only such
Candidates as are pronounced Prohibitonists
Bloomington. ILL.,. Nav 27.-The state Convention Of
ProhbitlOnists met here this morning with an at
tendance Of about 500 delegates from all parts OF
Illinois j. Ross Hanna, OF Monmouth, was cho.tI
temporary chairman ana In speech sa1. that lhc
original package decision "A good thlhg ior ITo
hbition since IL got the question into National aa>
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
srr,yGE REASON FOR CUTTING HIS THROAT.

Minneapolis May "a dispatch to The Journal
from Mason City, Iowa, says: 81 y. Lee. who was
fonud near this city sunday night with his throat
emf has so far recovered a. 10 tell his story. lie
SAYS that two weeks ago he sold ont his interests at
E,thcrvilIe Iowa, receiving considerable sum OF
money He then went to Minneapolis short
business and pleasure trip, stopping at second class
hoti He was taken Sick and went to another hotel
,r hetter accommodations At the latter hotel he was
rohbed Of all his money ard his gold watch lie IN
trmd the landlord Of his loss but the latter told him
TO keep still about IL Lee theh sent 10 r.,lhciV!e ne
landlord who refused 10 turn IL over Inc landlord
told Lee that detectives were on MS track. ms
frlchtcned him. and he left Minneapolis on foot 10
walk home, and had come as far as TINS city. lie
saws that when he cut his throat he Thought mat
man with no present signs of insanity or drink about
hip,r
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
TRYING TO BrRy Az OHIO TOWN.

Toledo, Ohio, May Fairly TINS morhlhs III III
ccnGIary attempt 10 destroy the town of no"il'S
Groom thc comfy seat Of Wood County. twenty miles
south Of here, partly successful TINS Is ''c
third incendary fire within two year'-ah So''o"'
connagrat!ons At 80 this morning large ic'ho"sc
in the edge Of town was discovered in fames. , a"o
after the alarm given fire broke out ID ic 'i,Io
~ the town by which several buildings were ne
stroycd During the progress Of the irc srVclal
terrific explosions occurred scattering tnc nIe
of buildings I'm every direction. number oi ~.
receiving cuts and bruises. II IS estimated u'. ulo
loss on plate and other glass throughout '', o,m ~
Will foot up 10000 more. The total Io's W W,
the fire is estimated at S35. 800, with an Insurance VI
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
SHOT TO DEATH By MASKED NEN.
THE FATE OF NORTH CARoL1NA DEsPLENDo
ANp MrEDERIE

AND MURDERER
Eacl,.h. y c. MAY John starting. LIVING near
selma Johnston County. Wa surrounded bN parry
o. masked men while on his way home las' >a'uIu'S
NIGHT tied 10 A tree and shot to- death, twenty hh't'
bclng put into hi, body He had made threats
against pcaccablc citizen and was returning nome
from a magistratc's trial. where he had been 10 All
svcr b summons VI peace warrant. His WE "a'
I'm the wagon with him. The mob threw rope over
lu, head dragged HIM ont and carried him far enough
IN the woods 10 prevent hi, wife being an eye wines
u hi- fate.
Some time old woman named Cenla crown
and her grandson murdered In Johnston county
Mrs. Brown Wa Starting, mother in law, and There
va, A well founded >u- p!con that starting muId'r'"
her IN order get posse sion Of her property through
his wife He JT1ed the charge OF murd'r' but
he had 50 crrOrLed the community That II Wa IN
possio 10 get any o testify against MN, ana nc
was araultt.4i. Later the houses of two persons
who made thcmsclvc, conspicuous IN the trial agaist
him were burned. People Of this community thright
tILs was starling's work OF vengeance. They deter
mined 10 submit % his lawlcss course no longer ana
SATURDAY night they banded together, took hin from
his wagon and left his lIfccss body hanging To
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
THE DUKE GONNA UGHTS TRIP.
LEAVING WINNIPEG FOR THE EAsT-TO SPEND
NEXT MONDAY IN BUFFALO


Winnipeg, May 27.-The Duke OF Connaught ar
rived here this morning Three bands Of music d
military escort the lire brigade. the City Council ana
thousands Of ctzcrs the royal party at the rail-
way station. \ procession was formed. which mar'heu
10 ;he City Hall, where the address OF the Guy 'ou'
was read and replied TO- The party then went -
the Government House held reception and had H'hc"
con with Governor schultz. after which the "ehc']
Hospital was visited The party left here at noon
for the East. The Duke and party nave euJoycu ''o
trip immensely so far. His Royal liiehncNs Is oe
lighted with the grandeur of the mountain scenery :.
He has also conceived good opinion Of the Northwest
mounted police whom he had an opportunity OF sec"s
at Banif and Calgary.
While at silver Heights five miles from this CITY,
where they spent last night as the gle>tS oi 'i
Donald smith the royal party visited sir Donads heru
of bufaloes and Galloway cattle on the pralrG, ,,
Niagara Falls. ont, MAY HI--The Duhe anu Dut ttao
of Counaught and party will arrive at the Chito ,,
here on SATURDAY afternoon and remain ultl ,?
morning when they will visit Buffalo to spchd v uS; ~,
the Duchess being dcsrous Of seeing an I'M 10, 20
before returning to England. The party VIII VII ~" "a
Buffalo Tuesday afternoon for Moh''c'i' ''''''
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
GOT. DAUIS AT The HELM AGAIN.
ELECTION or A DEMOCRATIC STATE GOVERN
MENT IN RHODE ISLAND.


Newport II. l., May 2T.-Rain fell here to-day. ana
the streets are full of mud The weather was q
disappointment to the people and visitors VINO had
anticipated "A big celebration the occasion OF the
convening Of the Legislature and election oi state
officers The programme carried oit A. far as
possible The military Organizations expected almost
all arrived and the procession was big one. Al
10 A. IN. the Newport Artillery and band escorted
Governor Iadd and the members of The Legislature
from the A1uidneck 10 the state House. The Senate
organized by the election Of Eugene f. Warner. of
Coventry as clerk A. ). Miller was reelected speaker
of the House Adm II. Capron, Of Smithhcd lEep
bv a vote OF 40 10 -. Dennis H. Shechan, Of Piovl-
dcnce was elected reading clerk stephen O. Edwards
Of Providence was elected recording clerk over Thomas
II Ice OF Woon,ockct Both clerks are Democrats
The two bodies then met IN grand committee AZ
noon. and appointed a committee OF twenty seven 10
count the voics for state officers. John ". Davis was
elected Governor; W. G. T. Wardwc of Bristol. Lieu
tenant Governor Zba q. SOcum. of Providence
Attorney General: r. D. Mc1iuinncss, of Providence.
secretary Of state: and John g. Perry. OF hinGsown
Ccrcrai Treasurer The proclamatonS were made
from The balcony Of the State House.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
TROOPS SENT AFTER KID AND HIS BAND

San Francisco May 27.-Ofcial news of the murder
Of Henry Harie the attorney, by hostile Indians
Tombstone, Ariz., has been received at Army Head
quarters and General Miles has issued orders TO pur
sue the Indians and 10 the tactics as were
used In the pursuit Of Geronimo That Will place
troops at Lowell Grant and liuachuca a. T.. and For
Bayard " NJ. who will close in on them. The hostile
band consists Of Kid and his party who were sentenced
10 ten wears military prison, but after serving few
years were partoned by President Cleveland and re
inrned 10 their reservation. The civil authorities then
tried them and sentenced them TO be hanged. While
being taken 10 Yuma Penitentiary they murdered thc
she9n and escaped TO Mexico. They have committed
innumerabe depredations in that country since their
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
THE ,cc1nrxr TO EMPEROR WILLIAM.

Berlin MAY 27.-Thc Taccblatt says '''' 81"
carriage in which the Emperor and the iTlh'c %
,o ,toi,ircon ,vcrc riding last sunday was over
turned when the horses SHE'D. Just a. the 'aT'''-
was about TO upset the Emperor jumped ana e'' 'P'>
being injured by the vehicle: but the Prince oi SAKE
Meinncen was thrown out and the carriage ieli upon
him. The back Of his head was injured ana bio'I
flowed profuSely The Emperor declared ll,at g -
rsceved mo iniry and after short rest he INTcedeu
in company vim the Empress. ~ Piahci "l'rs ~ Nv?
remained until 10 O'Clock In the evening ana tlcu
..'"rt'ed ~ Tcrlin Ipon their arrival al u, phh'
Inc Emperor complained of injury to rs rsn ''o, ann
tho court physicians summoned pom exam
nation il was discovered that the foot was spFdheu
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
SUMMING; Up IL TIE PANITZA TRIAL.

Sofia May 27-In the Pantza trial To-Day inc
Public Prosecutor in his address exoncratd Ptniua
from any intention 70 murder Prince Ferdlhahd "'
any else, and also eXoncrated The 'Aar anu wv
Russian Minister IIitrovO. from all knowledge Oi the
Mot But he cont.nded that the ottoman penal ophc
required the death sentence for Pdniua, ArmandoN
and Ptzof and a long imprisonment for the others
accused Major Panitzas counsel opened the case i'
the defence He described the whole case A. =
ridiculou, affair, to which the penal code was IN no
wav applicable. lie rciuted the charge against
Panitza who he said. va, known FOR hi bravcr. ana
patrotism. The arrest OF Fanza lie maintained, was
a violation Of the law
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS ~ Two SrATES.
A COLLISION THAT WAS MARKED BY CURIOUS
COINCIDENCE.

COINCIDENCE.
Columbia. :. g.. May - '>pcciall-A rather un-
usual accident occurred on a." Atlantic Coast Line
road at midnight last night. fourteen mlc below th.
city, During the evening there were heavy rains
and A railroad errbanLmcnt washed away under
the tracks for twenty feet the rail- bridging wash
ont ten feet deep. The northbouud passenger train
LEFT here shortly before midnight. y va, ra.nin<
and the NIGHT was dark. hIt the train v1s mt!ire a
mile A minute. The engine and the forward car
cleared the brak thout leaving The ira'A. me rails
then spread and the .ccoud AID hr-t class passenger
car, were hurled down TIC cmbaulmeut aud broken
into spllnirrs Conductor g. W Grphcr had both Ieg'
brolcn and his head cut open. Three Others were
haalv but not dangerously, Alurd. 1hrs. va. H"
station near and a boy passenger and hag"aA
undertook walk nftccn miles thi0lgh ih' st"Hh ~
summon aid The boz reached her" alone al &"
O'Clock thl. morning, tic Aaeman having become 'N
hau,ted on tho road. n VA, o'cl"'" i"i'' ~
auc6 reached Tie passengers. Al tic t'iN''l I,,,
w., ON the train assert That they have been A't tnaHN
Injured AID Will pat ln cllim, against the r' n',
M. physicians who hayc examined them rP"'' u'''
they perfectly sound.
Allentown. rcun. May - lspecialI.-Ens.ne 40
,ol drawing coal train. came into collision win 'h'
rear end Of a freight tran the lelhfh NaiI> h h"
road near SIatngiou Ihi, morning. j. W. Il''''
engineer James Cornuc fireman, Horn. coal 'i"' h'r
Of engine no l0I We're badly hurt. and twelve cars
were wrecked Just one month ago, at the sanc loul
~ tho dav q collision occurred between the ,"ih'
trains near the place. and the same Hl'h 'a,
hurt The loss % the Lchieh Company Is pi"'cu ~
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
DFcTDTNG TUF FATE or N'GTNNIS.

The testimony for the prosecution In the 'F''i VI
John McGinnis for numbering Daniel Lyons was
presented In the Court Of oyer and IcrmlhcT III
Brooklyn yesterday morning. The defence oiu 'i"'
controvcrt the testimony, but set up pea VI u"
sanity II shown that McGinnis was hborils
undcr a dclusion I'm regard 10 the relations OF MS
wife and Lyons. based upon statement his WIG 'nue
10 him which she declared under oath whs loi liz, tue
The jury retired at p. At , Oclock ueS " n',or
10 have the testimony of Mrs. Mc'Innis resu Vnc,
10 them and retired again AT u. III. no Vciui0' hau
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
FRANCE AND NEWFOUNDLAND.

London. May 81" The Posts Paris correspondent
says that n prominent official Of the French Foreign
Office in Interview. declared that the report Of the
landing Of French marines in Newfoundland had not
been confirmed The French Government. the official
said was not concerned in the trouble between Eng
land and Ncwofundand and did not believe that there
would be any complication with America. because 1t
wa, improbable that America would allow herself 10
become involved IN the affair France was not averSc
to arbitration. She had no illfoclinc toward England
on account Of the Egyptian question. There was
good reason 10 hope that the dispute would he solved
IN perfectly satisfactory napier
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
FEEL BETTER WITH A CUTTER NEAR

Cedar Keys, Fla May 81 (special).-Ths CITY ID
quiet and the best Of order prevails captain Smy J."
said to-day that he deemed il safe for the McLane
TO leave here for few days on IL southern Cruise
She will probably sail In few days onicers oi the
McLane say they expect orders TO 90 North for r,-
pairs TO the boiler which is bad condition. As soon
as the Forward comes South. The people here regret
the departure OF the Mcanc. for day ana thcy
pray that the McLane will not be ordered North unuI
relieved by another cutter
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
A VILLAGE DESTROYED BY AN EARTHQUAKE

COnslahtinoplc, May 27.-The village Of Rcpaic' III
Armenia, has been destroyed by an earthquake. a
number of mineral springs spoutcd from the crcVce9
made In the earth by the shocks. and the no" oi
water great that the adjacent fields were
flooded. The earthquake preceded by rumblinss'
which caused the inhabitants 10 fee from The village
and they thus escaped death from the falling houses
80 lives were lost whatever
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
pAx1c Ar o1rAwA Aporr nnMRING SEA.

OTTAWA, May 81 (speciaN-Not n single neuiDcr "i
the Government can be found to indor'e The srnsa-
tonal reports teleraphcd 10 New York of the alleged
manic stricken condition Of the Ministers ~ the action
Of the Washington administration on the Behrny
sea question. on the contrary. the fc"hnS here j.
distinctly In favor Of compromise, by when Inc
seals can be protected from determination. The Heh'
Of search over vessels evidently trc.paSsing on pr
..nctcd ,ra,crs is freely contested. The Government
eNpects no difficulty. II is confidently hop'f iHht
settlement will in due time be arrived at sats"t9
Il. all the parties 10 the question.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
PRESIDENT cARXor WELCOMED TO BELFoRT.

Paris May 27.->everal thousand Alsatlaus paruH
pated In the ietes held to-day at BcfOr IN honor OF
the arrival there Of President Carnot The Mayor
Of the town In his addrc,, Of welcome 10 the FIcS
dent recalled the part taken by the people OF Bc"rI
in the defence Of 1870. The nhabltants, he said
were constant in their devotion France, and "cI"
ready 10 make any Sacrifices for the sake Of the hc
public. , .h
President Carnot replied that he had crossed me
cnceinte Of IselfOrt with deep emotion. II was I'M
possible, he said to enter the town without eApegl
cncng feelings Of patriotism.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

Lisbon. May 27.-EX Minister CarvalhO has been ap-
pointed Inspector General Of Portuguese Africa
dispatch from Africa says that Chief Blhc mas
revolted and has scattered Captain COncciros cXped
ton the remnants Of which have concentrated AZ
CacOnda. Government endorsements nave ici,
Mozambique for the scene Of the trouble.
Silva Porto, an explorer Of fifty years experience
has committed suicide.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
on COMPENSATION TO PuBLcANs

London. MAY 27.-Mr. Gladstone, speaking al
uawarden today predicted an early general eieouo''
He appealed for "a final u'terai1ce against ''''"o'
paltering with the Irish question Inc elc''''N' "o
said would share the moral responsibility for crimes
tn, tel,ra ~ they elected a new Parliament similar
- ,bc present body. lie denounced the BIZ Tor me
compensation Of pubrcans who may be depT'eo o'
tbelr licenses The whole control OF the license ~
tenn he said ought to bc vested IN local cleeu,c -
:, ND sdd 100 600 OOO to the national deht 70
nurcbaSe pubncans' Licenses. The WORKING pe22pc'
knowing as they do the social horrors alhs IT.,
The lIuor traffic ought to protest IN hooy asdHs'
the c;oycrnment's immoral licensing plans
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
LILLE ORIENTAL MILLS FAILT re.

Providence II. l., May 2..-An adjourned ihec''hs
OF the creditors Of the Oriental NILS ana A. ~
W. e. Reed was held to-day. The cohlhl''ec u,
creditors appointed at the former meeting rcporU'
that they had investigated the affairs OF tile orleh'
Mills and the MessrS. Reed, and found an insecure"
debt Of 1895 O2D with quick assets amounting, 40
the committees valuation, to fl'4,|le Inc con- com.
mieo added that there was, in their opinion suncaIS i
Tor the Mcssfs Reed An extension Of two years was
granted the mills.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
THE WATERS AFTER THE CHICAGO CLUBS NOW

Chicago Nav 27.-The Waters Union presented
their demand for recognition to the stewards OF the
Chicago Union League Iroquois and University clubs
this morning and told in each instance that Their
would first have TO be taken by the house COM
mit,ecs This will be done TO morrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
SIT 4 LITTLE THIRD-PARTF AFFAIh?
GATHERING or SOME WELL KNOWN rRoHlBi-
TGoyIsTS At SYRACUSE

Syracuse. MAY - Speclan-Thc Htae 'ohVchl"h
Of the friends of the Prohibition amendment WHY"
10 be- held here Ia morrow. does IL" seer" nN'' w
hc numcrously attended J. y. Stclrns. president OF
the state Prohbltory Amendment Association - H.
Mann the Good Templar. and Mrs. Mary T. Burt'
president Of the Woman's Christian Temperance Ohoh'
arrived here late this evening; also H. Clay baScom'
Of Troy Horace Waters and W. Jennings Dcmorcst
Of New York. and other leading ProhlbitioniSt'' Inc
advertised object Of the convention Is tn coh'' anu
organize i'm behalf II the passage Of the lTohlbitory
Amendment by the people and the churches ana
teiue.,ncc organizations throughout the state hay g
been earnestly urged to send two delegates cdcl
Tic delegate, however, have not 80 lar HnatcrIalHcu
Tho Prohbitinni,ts held an Informal caucus tonight.
which was surrounded with the usual ysiery ana
secrecy aud the convention VIII proDaoiy DE urhed
will preside.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
TIE EMPEROR RUSIED WITH AFRICA.

Berlin, MAY 27.-Emperor William received Chan
ccllor Won Caprivi to-day, and aferward had a con
ference with Sir t. B. Maet, the British Ambassador.
the subject OF the boundaries Of the English and
German posses, ,lOns IN Africa.
Herr stcubel formerly German consul at Apia, the
capital Of samoa has been appointed Consul at
shanghai.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
pAr1yG pARr OF THIS COCNTY,S STATE TAX.

Albany. May - (speciaD-Controller Wemple has
received another instalment of 100000 from CITY
Chamberlain Grain. Of New-York, the amount 10 De
applied on the account OF New iorh County's State
tax for $500
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

lahin and then drove 10 the village address another
meeting which the police dispersed with their batons
Mcssrs Orcn and Dillon protested against the action
OF ule police and Mr.. Dillon struCn with baton
military detachment arriving several charges were
Haoc' one policeman injured.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
TWO COLLIERY BOILERS BLOW CP.

Carbondalc Penn, May - (SpeciaD-Two immense
boilers at the Edgerton Collery, owhcd oS ,nr ',,,s
4 Watkins blew up to-day. fatally nIurlns William
Iones fireman and wrecking several thousand dollars
.f nranariy Only twa months ago two DoiIeIs pc-