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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-02-01
They Favor q Lease.

HANCOCK, Jan. 27.-A meeting Of
those who are interested in the fate
of the G. & o. Canal was held here
on Saturday, and was attended by
citizens from all parts of the district
A. A. Swingle was chairman and j.
j. M. Smith secretary. 1t was the
unanimous wish that the legislature
do all in its power to lease the canal
for a railroad. The chair appointed
the following committee to draft res
olutions p. Il. Dawson, @. j. Jen.
kins, j. p. McCusker, ID. A. Carl and
Hamilton Zowles. The following.
resolutions were drafted and heartily
endorsed by the entire assemblage :
Whereas, The people of the dis
trict, with few exceptions, are op
posed to any attempt at the restor-
alton of the canal as waterway,
knowing the utter inability to oper-
ate it successfully as such therefore,
RESOLVED, That our delegates In the
legislature be instructed to support
a proposition looking to the lease of
the canal for o railroad from Cum
berland to Georgetown.
Resolved, That the canal be leased
to q company independent of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in or
der that a competing line be estab
lished.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-02-01
Killed Her Husband Because He Lost Her
Shoes.

A dispatch to the Daily Register,
of Columbia, S. c., from Abbeville,
in that State, says "A. N. Nelson
was shot and killed by his wife, who
then attempted suicide by shooting
herselfin the head. She is still alive,
but is in critical condition. Their
five-year-old boy saw the tragedy,
which resulted from trivial causes.
Nelson had bought his wife pair of
shoes and lost them on his way home
while under the influence of liquor.
His wife sent him to hunt for them,
and upon his return unsuccessful she
killed him in her rage. A coroner's
jury rendered as.verdict Of death at
the hands of unknown parties, the
evidence being meagre, but the wo'
man admits the killing. The weapon
used was shotgun"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-02-01

TABLE Linen, Napkins, Towels
Fancy Covers, Pillow Cases, etc.
n abundance at Emmert & Fiery's
STATE OF ONO. CRY OF ToLEDo,)
LUCAS COUNTY, o.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm
of F. j. CHENEY & Co., doing bust
ness in the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of
December, A. d. 1886.
CA>, A. W. GLEASON,
(|Eb Notary Public.
Hsll's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, o.
~ Sold by Druggists, Is cents.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-02-01
Against General Legislation.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 26.-The feeling
among members on both sides is that
no general legislation ought to be
undertaken at this time. A strong
effort will be made to adjourn the
Legislature as soon as the Guberna-
torial contest is decided. 1t is the
most sensible spasm, that has come
over the statesmen for a long time
A few pet measures will probably
suffer from an adjournment, but the
people will survive.
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Killed by Poison from q Kid
Glove.

Miss Helen Luverne died recently
of blood poisoning, caused by kid
glove. Recently she noticed the
smallest kind of pimple or excres-
cence on her chin when visiting a
down town dentists Office and raised
her gloved hand to feel of it. Two
days later her chin and throat had
swollen to twice the natural size.
In week her whole system was af-
fected, and she died after suffering
the most intense agony. The physi-
clans attending found that the kid
gloves which she had been wearing
were dyed with poisonous chemicals,
and in rubbing the pimple on her
chin the poison had been absorbed.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-02-01
A young man named Worrell, tele

A young man named Worrell, tele-
graph operator at Midwife, on the
Georgia Central Railroad, shot at
Jeese Thompson three times at Mid
vile on Saturday. Two shots enter
ed the stomach. Thompson is a
prominent lumber dealer and manu-
facturer of Augusta, and is president
of the construction company formed
to build the Augusta and West Flori-
da Railroad to brownsville.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-02-01

Walter V. Morgan, for the past
four years local manager of the Pos
tai Telegraph Company at Hartford,
Conn, was run over by train of the
New England Railroad late Saturday
afternoon, and died at the hospital at
about $50 that night. He went to
to the depot to see'some friends off
from Norwich.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-02-01

There are q great number of cases
Of scarlet fever at Ravenswood.

of scarlet fever at Ravenswood.
William Thompson, Esq, the old
est citizen of Morgan county, died at
his home in Rock Gap district last
Saturday morning, aged about "a
years. he was native of that coun-
ty and spent his whole life in it.
A few days ago, Mrs. Patsy Will
liams died at her home on the edge
of Raleigh county, adjoining Sum-
mers county, at the age of 100 years.
She had been totally blind for thir-
ty-four years. Mrs. Williams was a
pensioner of the war of 1912, and was
widely known and respected.
Mr.. j. NJ. Bailey, one of the most
prominent citizens, and at one time
sheriff of Mercer county, was killed
on the railaoad at Bluefeld on Satur-
day last. He was standing on the
company's yard, and in endeavoring
to avoid an approaching train, step
ped backward in front of the yard
engine.
A woman named Maria Friendly,
who resided somewhere near the
head of Spring Greek, in Roane coun-
ty, committed suicide by hanging
herself with a halter strap in her
kitchen. The cause of the sad affair
is said to have been family troubles.
The woman leaves a husband and
three or four children.
Edward Church, the young man
charged with the poisoning of the
members of his fathers family, in
Cabel county, about two weeks ago,
was arrested at the home of his
grandfather, Benjamin Hall, few
miles above Point Pleasant, on Fri
day of last week, and taken back to
Huntington, to answer for his afro
cious crime.
The citizens of Elkins, w. Va,
will apply to the Circuit Court of
Randolph county for a certificate of
incorporation on February 81, and
notice is given that all qualified vo-
tiers residing within the city limits
will meet on February Is, and cast
their ballot for or against incorpora
tlon. 1t will be called the city of
Elkins.
Friday evening at the G. & o. de-
pot at Brownstown, W. d. Sclbe and
M. M. Kirby became engaged in a
quarrel in which Selbe threw a stone
at Kirby, whereupon Kirby drew his
pistol and shot Selbe in the left side.
Selbe is said to be dying, and Kirby,
who claims to have shot him in self
defense, is under arrest at Squire B.
F. Adkins.
1t is said that the B. & o. Compa-
ny will erect a fine double track
bridge across the river at Grafton in
the spring. 1t is hardly necessary
regard this as rumor, because the
facts make such a structure an abso-
lutte necessity. 1t now takes squad
of bridge men nearly all their time
keeping the present structure in con-
dition to carry trains over ii in safe
ty.
A suit was tried before Esquire
Dunn, of Wayne county, last Tues
day, which arose out of the late war.
1t appears that the late sJno. Buck
land was orderly sergeant of a COM
pany of home guards during the war,
and after his death the discovery
was made that he received pay for
certain members of the company
which was not turned over. The
parties brought suit against the adj
ministrator. The case occupied all
day. and considerable portion of the
night. The trial resulted in hung
jury.
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-02-01

A typically ignorant juror has been
found in Iowa. He could name only
eight States of the Union and three
Presidents. He was firmly of the
opinion that England is in Africa
and that Canada is "out somewhere
beyond California" OF course he
takes no newspapers.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-02-01

Go to the great eye-opening sale
at G. p. Herring's. Goods given
away.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss she chung TO castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
ILI.TREATED IN A MEXICAN JAIL.
gND1GNITIEs AND uARDSHIPS SUFFERED By AN
AMERICAN CITizrN AT CHIHUAHUA

Washington, sept. c6 (spc' ii,. Another instance
of the brutal and arbitrary laLnrr III wh'h AncH
can prsoncrs arc -"mctimcs treated by iorr'rn gov
errmcnts has inst been brought 10 tho attention Of
the state Department. 7. C. Railcy. OF Pit,sburp.
went several year> ago to Mexico where he eerrl the
employ OF merchant named E,pondO. During the
latter part Of August his family, who lvo In Washing
ton were surprised to receive litter from hun STAT
Ing that he in fail ia Chihuahua. Mex. for at
tempted homicide lnqurte, we're at once made al the
stats Department, through Consrc,'man Da1cll. and
to-day the result ~ the Investigation va. s"t 10 Mr.
Dalzcll. II appears that on January = Of this Year
Eaincy and ll, employer hM quarrel ahpu, SOME
matters CONNECTED with the bu-inns. Flows we're *
changed, aud EpondO drew hnlfc Eaincy pulled
out rcy"vor and fired at his aN.aiiant
For th, he ted and thrown into Jail at
Chihuahua. All hi, money taken irum him. and
YcSa, allowed ~ zee np except hi jallcr. Hi
cell WAS nlrhy In the extreme. AID Ia" va, made 10
dnro uuhciid Of iudlcnitir7. EUwi,l-landins h. pro
tests he not permitted 10 employ connr"l AID hi,
applications for all Interview with Minister Rynn
were denied Ilo pleaded hard 10 he allowed IN lend
a letter to his family IN Washington but iho auhor
ties refused him pen and paper. once he managed
to obtain these necessary articles. ard he wrote
a letter 10 the American Consul. By mcan> OF
travagamt promise, he managed " got guard Ia agree
10 deliver tho note, but far Uf the consequences io
united In the guard delivering the appeal 10 the prison
authorities From January - until August T. Rancy
occupied his prison cell. scc,hS no one except his
jacr. IIo then taken ont tried and convicted
with other evidence than that OF HIS arcl>c". His
sentence two years and two months. and he was
hurried on without ANY opportunity to plead hi,
cause communicate with any friend
When Raney again found himself Behind the prison
bars he discovered that Of his money had bocn
returned 70 him lie At once exhausted IT IN brlbing
tho taller to niu letter. This time h, attempt
successful, and his letter reached hi, family. II is
pathetic cpistc. In 1t lie graphically dcsrrbcs hi,
nine months OF prison life. His description Of tho
food furnished him j. simply horrible His cell
swarns all SORTS OF vernin, and his condition gen
| orally IL tut OF u man who could not survive many
more months OF this sort III Treatment lie closes the
letter with u tOuc hung appeal for assiotl;H" THIS
letter shown to Assistant Secretary Wharton. who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
DATE PALMS For C.iLIFORNLA.

From Tie san Francisco thlUulcr.
Whil, "Calurnla oN Wheels" was M Washington
Recently, the cAh!bli Iur ohc da' dtNu''t ~
,n,.\, ia Ia the officials 81 the Department ol AStl'ul'
mn. and To whutNrr they might it\Nr' w" 81 w
.ult. that ot dl,,nlu= interest III IltpF'' "
t,,, l,u of n. 4. NLa D"man. thl't "t ia
pnuuluslral Department - The >lntth>o".'h ll>U'","
And he the miud-cr> "i IA" "Al"h !" mp
,l\tN three, hr'H-ht from nv mr..
ana lower N-. lie had dreaded To Ntiu tI''u ~
\r!tuai and southern tdlt rili, and having 10 AZ
rlnpr.tinn avalla lr for ihc expenses al 'Niphr',
,>k,ai If tho southern Pacific COMPANY Womb transports
them free from NrN orleans To- Their del d'l'' ,
Ihr ,,,lll,>t was referred Ia " IL. Mill. Nh" IN turu
rrfrrr,d Il Nirc President tf" hfl. liz, "a
n >trirtrd Mr.. Mills communicate win Inc L"e
Aulrl,> Chamber OF Commerce and miuI" II 'lHo
LODI would untrriahr To ind an expert ht'd m,t,t'
culturl>t Who would ;ak" the trees ana pNp'FN '",,
vatr ard experiment WIZ them. II =" ttrN N''a
IL, TRANSPORTED free. Mr. WILL has arrprnlhgN VIII
t. The ln> Angeles Chamber al commerce" Lawns '"s
u,.di,t lciplc Il. , 49,, 80 ..,
The r,,., are about four wears old ana are NE.
healthy plants set IA boxes Of rarl ana ~ c'>'"
truu~ pnr,d and trin>plaHi'd . .ia
rlt-c are the true GATE pains o' cNhih'rr',
Mr. Mills Yesterday. and An cAlrrW"lt WIN IN us
wnull lr ,t much valnr. TIA" dat" palms t,tt ~,
nov gtuwn AZ Winters and IN southern 'an."i..ss
are .rcdlnc> and :rowu mcr' fr "-H"' NV, "
ara. not cultivated and studied for Their 'pNhIo,
,,lnr They ar nk, IN" seeding "riii-' 49,
f,rr,rly allowed t1 grow for ornament ~ iht,,s
Cuuut, whcr,. they are intel.ie'rN a,d pg"ma ~
,Ii,,\ ,t,, Thc,, trees. brought dr'ctN lr'lh -
Nile and carefully cNprrm'ith WIZ unur' IN
.,rl,tinn> should determine the hdaltihih'I Wu
t,r,in soil and climate Ia the date ~ horti' di'""
.tu,
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REPORT, OF GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS.

Washington. sept. @'i.-Thc annual report "t pr.
Irrv, surgeon IN charge ~ the fr'"dm"iS Hospital
shows tlnt during III" year there were .jNo inmates
g., the hospital Il this nG.nbcr 2u'2 were discharged
and - died. I'll" NUMBER remaining AZ t'r '''c
of thc wear Wa - ON the recommendation 81 INC
ou,Ini ,pnrr II Pensions Is cN soldiers WcTr al
mittri and treated.
The report II the Board OF Visitors ~ The Govern
nrnt Hospital for the In-anc shows that the lurlh'r
~ inmates at the beginning OF the year wa' l''o'
OF INT, number l. O7j were males and J22 females ,
174 males and II females were admitted dnrilS the
wear; % persons were discharged, ana il. nla"S M"
- female, died during the year. OF the admissions
durlur thc year 10 wcro from the homes for disabled
volunteer soldiers. The estimates for Ill" year chd
iug June 30 loO2 aggregate about SiJOiOo.
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rluu BILL, CHANTING I.DAvIi> II p'v>rAL IN
pLOYlS PASSED BY TIII SIN NTU : EBAI NC
ANEW CONTRACT LABOR MEASURE

pLOYl y PASSED BY Tlll SIN MI -pl.BNt ~"
ANrw CONTRACT LABOR MEASURE
WASHINGTON. sept .G-Mr. sherman introduced IN
tho Senate day III (Which was referred To IN"
Committee On Appropriations apprpriMine Sl'''
Uo for the purchase for the Of the senate "f tho
Malthv louso at JcrIcy-uvc. ard Il s.. Northwest.
with tho vacant lots on tho north side of IT,
The confcr,'ncc report, presented Yesterday. on
tho bill to establish tho Rock Creek Park In tn
District Of Columbia was taken up: and. after
mark, by Mr.. German. Mr.. Gibson. SIR. Reagan and
Mr.. sherman. was agreed to; and I'll" hil Low goes
10 the President for his approval
Among the bills passed the House bill granting
leave Of absence 10 clerks and employees In first and
second ca,, po,ofhces. OR Reagan said that he did
not abute his opposition 10 tho bill. but hc would not
stand In the way OF having a vote tatenD
ON motion OF Mr.. Flair the House hl Ia amend
An act TO prohibit the importation aud migration
Of foreigners and aliens under contract agreement
to perform labor III the United states Ito Territories
and the District OF Columbia" waa taken from the
calendar.
Mr.. Plumb moved u amend tho nth section which
provides that the act shall not apply t" professional
actors. artists. etc, by inserting before the woni
artists" tho word, musical Or other The amend
meut was agreed 10.
Mr. Carlisle moved TO substitute for the words
regularly ordained minister's OF the Gospel" the words
regularly ordained or constituted ministers Of re
gOu' and said that without that amendment the bill
would exclude Jewish rabbits. The amendment WAS,
after some discussion agreed to.
Mr.. Plumb moved 10 insert after the word artists
the word musicians" Tho amendment agreed
to.
SIR Plumb offered amendment that tho bill shall
not apply TO any organization OF musicians or or.
chestras.
Mr. Cochreu denounced the bill as Of fraudulent
pretences. 1t was not as good the existing law. 1t
treading under foot the present restrictive law,
the expense Of the laborcrS OF the country.
Mr. IIawey rcmaried ha, the same sort II speech
huh been made by MI. Cpckrc Oil m, Tnrn hill lie
did not care however, what the senator said ahou,
manufac turers, or about anything else.
MIR. Cockrrll-I am giving YOU a dose Of Republican
ism; and YOU sQurm-do yOn daughter
Mr.. Plat replied 20 what he called the remarkable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
,r,tr Sry SEOIOIA NATIONAL PARK

Washington. sept. 20 secretary Noble has promni'
gated rules ard regulations for the government 81 tho
parl IN Tularr County California. copthnihS IN" mann
moth or S.rluoia Gigantca7 trscs, which park was
created by act Of Congress approved september 10
l-oo The secretary ,hristcn- tho new park THE
>cnuola National Park" The following Hr" among Inc
rnlrs prescribed for II, regulation No person Other than
transient vi.itor. shall BE- permitted to be within Inc
park without written authority from the secretary ~ mo
Interior hunting. trapping. netting and fishing within
the park forbidden. and no on" snail carry ih'o ''o
anne uy sporting nrlrn>. traps nets or fishing ia' klc
nor shall thri,, hc puruS caught lpjurrd or Killed
thrir any ainal- i-L birds except ~ provided III
aid =, transient Visitors only may make Slgnt camp
ur.. t,r NECESSARY purposes. and required 10 ~
ingu, all such hrc, upon hroahng camp tio SAFE or
u,. II lno.I,auu6 llnrrs Wlthi' the pa'h l. ''r"'F
fuliddcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

speech OF the senator from Missouri in which thai
senator seemed 10 be torucntcd by vision OF manu-
flctlrcr pursuing him.
Mr. sherman stated, in rcfcrcnc" to Mt. CocKreTs
structures Of the lill Of 1854 to encourage lInmgrA
ton that that bill had been passed during me war
when all departments Of Industry were dehuded Of
vorlmcn II had had the support OF members anu
Senators Of both par. and the popular SANCTION and
had enabled the country To recover from the serious
deprcs,lon Of Industry caused by the war.
The bill went over till tomorrow; and tie senate
resumed consideration Of the bill to establish intel
states land court and provide for the settlement OF
J,a,o land claims Alter a long DISCUSSION OF No
iuihlic interest the bill went over without ACTON.
I'm the House. on motion of Mr.. Cucheol OF Mcl.
ican a senate amendment WAS agreed 10, I'd tnc OIL
eNtcndln. to members If the Marine corps tle PR
ysinn, of tho act for the retirement OF noncohlnlS-
stoned officers and prlvai"s "f me Ar'ny altrr h.v
roar., scryire The amendment further extends tbs
provision, 10 the Navy. c.. 40,
on motion II Mr. Grou'. Of Vermont. sehate bI
yeas pa,,od prohibiting "hoOEmaklng' IN the Dlsrc'
Of Columbia. -, ,.-o, 40 ,-iv,tI
bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
DOJyGs or THE WORLD Of LABOR.

4 conference ot delegates from the several press
ro.n.. mud b,,kliulrr,' uuiIll> held at NO. -
For,yth,t lat might consider >cacinc to eetaulsh
trade council which would SUPERVISE all changes 10
m, r-dc relating 10 hours and wages. aud 10 ahs
other action for the bcHci!t OF union men. y CONE
rltee wA> appointed t. make all IN" necessary hrh-S
mcut> for a meeting to be Icid soon ior "s'''o'
purposes.
.t.il.. h..-,n Yesterday in III. cigar shop, OF I'd
S,,L,I.Iu CHAR InmpaIi, AT Nos D.. 400 and LID
nr,,dw',y 30 ~. { aual ST and No. ~ fulton Sd
The ,tri.c l. asaI.,t Il reduction II wat,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
TO 1xor1rE INTO WORLDS FAIR MNTrERS.

TO INQUIRE INTO WORLDS FAIR MATTERS.
Washington. sept 2G.-Mr. Gambler OF Ma''"h"'
et,, from the World, Fair Committee rep rted Quay
10 the House u resolution prCvidns tlat Suo'o'h'
rit,. of i've members Of that committee shall be app
oiuted by the chairman inquire into the progress o
he details for the holding Of the proposed cAhhitloh
and all other matters Witch the Subcommittee may
deem advisable and % report 10 the House az tha
beginning Of tho next session. The resolution WAS
adopted Chairman Gambler atterward appointed tis
foioNing committee under the resolution J3nn W:
lander chairman ofcio; Robert H. liitt, lInnoi,
Nathan Frank, Missouri, roswell r. Flower Nc"'
YORK William l.. Wilson, West Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

Benjamin A. Lee Kcyport cov feTas ~
Row, Clearf1d; Frank H. Bnst3n' ,tanay Bastrop
John caldwell SSede n%cA1 WI
Rich Hill 1owa-Alonzo b. PearSa MtIter Woodbne
ehtnf G. Hotchks Ade 40
Kirkham Augusta Perry {. Wilder. Nc x,coV
HrSander Whltcomb Albuquerque WithdrawnrNcssl
F. Campbell EastrOp, Tex, and Lltiic ' o'u'i'A'
Vofer Valley Miss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
rp,n,-NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Once, Sept q. a. m-GeneraHy e10u1H
weather. preceded by few hours OF clear sSy' was
.,r,ns v.s,,dav with rather neavy rain mos, Of ne
day The temperature ranged bctse'n CO and 20 desFe
the average 05.) being :. lower ha' Oh th' c"fre>Ios
d,y last year aud 6is higher than Oh ihhr.Ial
In aud near this city to-day the" vi" pf"aoly Dc 90V'
clearing weather possibly preceded bv rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
TIE Their REPORT

FORECAST TILL Y L. NJ. SATURDAY.
WASHINGTON sept. @G.-For New -fnHAd' i'''' -
-, 49, ,,y,r ,,uuerst,:rr hri,A to high rasterly "m0S
becoming variable; fair SUNDAY ,S
Far Eastern Nrw.York. RAIN. c!rding IN IN" > '"''-
arm u,rt,on; cooler, variable ~i"d~, htcohh1 "';
west rly. . r.,,w.ra
For Eastern Pcnnsy lNania. NJ" jersey anu Nv
,,, ,r,,,,l, by LIGHT ram; cooler variable "HioS ""
comm. uurthwt sterlJ luir SundaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
DECKER
BROTHERS,
MATCHLESS
Plan $
80 UNION SQUARE.

immediately sent to Minister Ryan for an Investigator
IN his r,not Mr. RYAN reiterates the outlines Oh we
story a. the crime hut says sr nSthn yn 81 IN ceyc
prison life ". J. Raney, an uncle Ikns af,onoon
and he worn the family that We wnS WoG eona be
% Mni"tor RYAN has been Instructed By telegraph
10 assist the prisoners relative as much as Hes !" HIS
power.