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New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
a TALE OF BOLD ROBBERY.
A YOUNG WOMAN SAYS SHE WAS BOUND
AND GAGGED.
HER SISTER HAD BEEN MADE UNCONSCIOUS
THE POLICE DO NOT BELIEVE THE STORY
AND HAVE AN EXPLANATION
OF THEIR OWN.
OF THEIR OWN.

Thomas OBrlcn. Flatbush. L. l., farmer. living at
John stock. about 6 o'clock yesterday morning.
that his house had been entered the night be
fore, that Of his daughters had been chorofOrned
and another bound and gagged by robbers, who had
taken away between $40 and $50 from the room in
which the girls slept Nellie, of the daughters
tells the following story of the robbery
- Mamie and | sleep together in the rear room on
the first floor and all can remember IS that some
time in the night felt a hand my and looking
up standing me lie asked where my
fathers money was. and when tried to cry out he
thrust large bah Of paper in my mouth tied hand
kcrchef over my eye, and fastened my hands behind
me with sash ribbon. | tried 10 wake my sister by
kicking her. but she had been chloroogmcd and would
not wake mp. | finally succeeded in getting to the
door, but by this time the robhcr robbers had es-
capcd.7
The window Of the room had been lcft open owing
the heat and the fly netting found to be torn
The policeman will not say that he has any clcw to
the thicf He found a satchel. which said 10
have contained the money iu the rear OF the house
empty. y book containing - between IN" leaves
found under Iu overturned rocking NHF near
the window where the rOlhrr - 'uppo-cl 70 nave
made his escape. Nellie G'Lrien says that when he
wa, hr-t asked where the money was she thought II
wa, her father 9pcakn- 10 hrr and replied thd u was
under the table. she said that ahe could not mtntliN
the man, her eyes were bound before she could get
a good look al him. i,
The police do not believe the girls story OF lhe
robbery. They say that hcr father wa, sitting bN 4
window smoking until = O'Clock In the morning dhd
must certainly have the burglar had there been
They believe the girl knows where tlc mohcS -
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
,oSS,rtr urRDrR At SnEEpSHEAD BAY.

Henry Herbert who keep, hotel at Sh''pThcad B'y'
wa arrested late last nght ana Io'N'u uP AZ o''
-, enc. I-Iond o, a charge of i~saultins his
,',,.nd.r Edward O'Cmncll twcnty--N years Ola win
club aud innc,ing injuries from which II Is h|''d
C,Conueu Will die At about o'cl"rK' ~ o"''f
william Cow,U passing H'rhrft' H"''' "o ~" q
man 1,lng an the qr,, n front ~ the hotel anu woman
nm, i d. him holding his head In her lap IhrI"
,,- a wound on the head about four Inches III 'hst'
Tn. Iraa who proved be- Otonn"I "a' conscious anu
aid tlat hc had b.on struck with ciub III th' ha'"
If hi, employer. The man ""N c'rr'u 10 .'''"N
" " D., ,.b,. ne wa, attended by Dr. Barlow.
,r, ,,,,., amor examining the wound, said that he
,.,rcd O1,onncIrs skull fractured ana u't th'f'
ga. little chan, Of recovery. oOohh' N'A ''n
yevcd to the Kings County Hospital al F',pu'" WIZ"
Herbert va, placed under arrest he refused To say any
,, ror,rdiro the assault except that he had struck
o.connc IN sclfdcfencc but denied using cluD. llet
,.t - vcu known at sheep-hcad Bay aud Coney Island
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
TIE EMPEROR IN ENGLAND.
TIE LMTEhUh ~ I--NUI@-I-'D'
HE v1s1rs EAsrNEY AND TAKES LUNCHEON
WITH BRILLIANT COMPANY.

London. Aug G.-ThOugh Emperor william remained
al the clubhouse of the Royal Yacht squadron on the
lie Of Wight until after midnight last night ne rose
early this morning and went riding. lie took break
ia,1 with the Queen upon his return NtcF"aIu' III
company with the Prince Of Wale>, the Duke Of Edn
burgh. The Duke Of COnnaught and Prince Chr''Ial'
he went 10 Eastney. where he Inspected 'he marine
artillery and Witnessed the now mode Of attack under
cover # smoke produced by the attacking forces
TIE Emperor took luncheon at Ea,tney brilliant
conpanv WAS present. including General Lord Wol>eIcy
Leperdl sir l.. Smyth, ArchdUkc stephan oi Auslrd'
and the officers OF the Austrian men ~ war WtA are
now al COwes. The Duke OF Edinburgh presided az
the lpIclcolL . ,1. -
Uamlu,r.. Aug G.-Thc hamburger Core -pondent
s,ys tnat Emperor William viii pend ne Gay III hAs
ia on his coming vi,lj tO the CLl II also sdte uU
he Will he accompanied by Chancellor Won CapllNi
and ;hc iI;nIc II SAKE .M;cAOu.E.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
COUNTY DEMOCRATS AGAINST UNION.

Tho r.surrcted. rc,u,ciaed, rcorSiniHcd ana recon-
~trucied County Democracy %! the IAth Assembly
District made It's first public appearance at meet
,pr Al 80. II Abingdon square last evening under
the guidance and direction OF IL new leader. Ernest
IarvIcr who Ia, undertaken the work OF organizing
the remnant left by Police Commissioner Noorhl> when
hc LYltcd Justice Powers leadership. Thomas :.
smith presided and Eddie Flynn was SECRETARY. f.
l. Albeit wa, called for speech and cNhorted me
,ihcrinc to Stincn up their courage and reneN their
faith Resolution, read, and adopted. assert
ing the unalterhle purpose ~ the lAth District County
pcroctacy 10 maintain e straight Organization IN op
uo,,ion - Tammauy Han. and to support straight
Comfy Democracy nominations in both the city and
the district . ,,
The Executive Committee Of the County Democracy
tnIrfN Committee le to meet tonight dt the cooper
Iniou and II was whispered about that The action of
Mr. ilarver'e orGanfation WaS the hr(hoc WHICH 'ie
governing body would sound TN, evening.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
HIS ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE Filled.
An IMPRISONED SEAMAN FROM THE CHICAGO
DIVES THREE TIMES WHILE TEfGN" TO
LIT AWAY rEnM HIS puRorLRs.

Grcot excitement was caused anon, the officers
and men Of the hag-hlp Chicago lat" ON Monday
,i-b, Ly IN. c-capc of Charlie II. Doau an able
..,,r living rrdcr sentence 4 hvc years imprl~"n
,,,t TIA. chicago - now anchored in the North
.t,cr nj Tvcuty-thiriht. Doilu WaN t'd la'J
vcc,, by court martial and saturday received his
CO. ,cucc since the arrival Of the Chicago DoIih htS
Lor I'm double irons and under tho guari Of "a marine
.,o, after II O'Clock on Monday uilht Dolnn. VIII"
y,n. confined I'm the engine ,tc"rneroom complained
of -clnc-, and. under the charge Of corporal "''''
va, taken 10 the spar deck. When they were d'Tc'tN
opposite the forward anchor port on the port sue
Dolan suddenly dropped the slacklca from Ms l'''
and plunged into the water.
\ boat wa, lowered and manned by sailors ana It
mid, hipman who started I'm pursuit Of D'ldn. NJ INC
,roc lime thc Steam whale launch with Lieutenant
Commander r. r. NacIcI.ziy Licutcnnut RODGERS ana
,,ut,i, of Marine. g.. G. Reid came alongside the
chicago and "a Guard of armed men Wa At once I'h'h
, board lie !euoat had gone scarcely q t." N"uN
,bcn Dolou Wa seen right ahead. Summing pow
erfullN with A food tide The bow ol the Il""'"
md almo-t tutched him when he dlvcd ana was "'I
fl, sight Ayain hc appeared a f." NdId' dhc H.
and when an effort wa, made 70 hanI MN %" p''"
d,ycd "a second aud then third time. When opl'
i,. THIRTY. iAth ST. he rcappcsircd striking on Ur
tl, shore when the liuuch was 'l', "" ll.', I,.
~ the officer, seized boat hook iin ,hu-' b',n
Iy tlc neck of M, shirt Just a. ne hN'i 10. 'HV
fourth time. lie Wa hau.,I or U'''" ' ,.,r'' ~ ~
back t. the Chcagl on th' ul' '-u 49,, ,,s
ga. aid that CAPTAIN Rohc,0n had hNititrH Hklt
iuuuiry into the Circum-ttucr" 81 IN" - 'pc' p"t
III, A., had hrcu impu-. bc discover lh' person
ar ror,one who had given ppan the Key WIN WIZ u
he had unlocked MS f"tt"r~. II wa, po>Nlmr lhl.
had been thrown to him while the scntys he'i
wa, turned the other way.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
NOTE, From TIE FIELD or LABOR.


4 -trlc Of nny non union Italian track layer
began Yesterday lu the STAT, nth IT, ward Of IN"
New YorI. Central and Hudson River E1ilrAd The
story tod by the mon is I, Ia" c'"r that th"v have
lo..o working -tcadiy for a Month rcpInns td'h-.
and wien they were PAID At Tia: end oi the month
tlcv c,u.rrd 10 receive wage, al the rat" ~ u -
q day When thcy counted their money they i"und
t,t each one bad been dochcd from II % 10 -.
They went ln q body t. the yard bD,, and asked for
an cA,l,uation and were tpd thit q. The company
had fitted mp two freight cH,~ with bunh' i"r
,,.,u the amount deducted from their wd-"'
YEA, for months rent. The men tl''h
went ON strike 4 car which the company has hited
~, 49, general store for The accommodation Of thee
men ha, been bo,cottcd The men also say thai thc>
head T., nav from ~ TO 80 10 secure their plnce,,
,.r..runllv TO q pLdtoac. Threat, have been made
In the striker, 10 cut the throat Of the Dr-t man "p
return, To- work..
4 small riot took place AT ! a. M yesterday at N".
,qi tucu.-t lciaccn Anarchist cloahmnlcrr aud out
,e,,. The executive committee Of the Cloahmakcf'
ri,,, met ian Il back room Of NO. l"l Allen T. Itie
,r,,.d,v ,irht About ! o'c9cn several committees
,rhi,b had been waiting patiently outside grew i'm
,oticnt broke open the door and began To brht
10. oral uor,on, who had attended lodge meeting mp
tain t,,rcd with some other IN the back yard. throw
''i..r nf u,tiue tone, through the window 1id
L,,E" uu the meeting. After The fight was all over
= uDlicciniu was called III. . .
lrI T'tr1 of Nalhlng Dclcgitr- AT u, meeting at
-. - Ta.t Thirteenth t. Yesterday, postponed action
an 81. Lrck boycott until Monday. The brcN Naido
D ~ hLiU have been bOycoucd. and "a b"ilload "'
ol tenn that place. consigned 10 John {. Provost.
of Ncwtown has been tea up
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
prNrNs WHICH DO NOT DEEY.


That eutiu-.a,tic discipline of NJ. to,den Everett
- Wheeler devoted "a good deal oi energy yesterday u
d.,,iu, the truth Of The Tubunc's exposure of 'hc
deal between the Reform cubs representatives ana
T,n,uauv Hall. 80 one viii bc surprised at u'''
so one tut a simpcton would expect Mr Nhceler o'
those acting with him to admit the charge lhtlr
denial, amount to nothing. The article IN inc
Tribune wa, not based upon hearsay, but upon the
statements Of some Of the most prominent members
of tbe cl who know what they arr taking aoout, ana
fine, r,anirn every statement made m thi, paper -
io effort, Of Croasda!e 10 make an alliance between
the clu3 and tie Wigwam.
Mr. Croasdalc himself practically admitted the
correctness ln The Tibunes statement. In an n
tc,,IcN Yesterday he is quoted as saying; III
i, uuc that there are men IN the Reform CluD WHO
Lod thcm-el,cs entirely aloof from municipal polite,
and who would doul ties, AlNc their support I" any
Io,al ticket Taumdny might name, provided 10y 80 Ho
INK they could and iu securing the rsm men iOr
Congress" lie added that the club a. an oigiuiHt
tion had taken DO such action. The Tribune mas
never asserted that il had rhe account of the
proposed deal printed in This paper distinctly said
thai 20 d,,ldod opposition e" tT'f'~daIeN course
would bc made Boo the club. notwthstaAdne t1e idct
that ne and his friend, lad gained great influence
the organization.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Kansas City, Aug. 6-COngTessman Funston OF inc
I'D Kan.a, District was renominated yesterday BY
aCClamatiOn.
Monmouth. H., Aug. 6.-Thc Democrats OF the
Nth District Yesterday nominated benjamin l. CAoe'
Of Rock Island. for Congress.
Big Rapids. Mich, Aug. 6.-Thc Republican Con
gre,sionaI Convention OF the IXth District Yesterday
renominatcd Byron u. Cutcheon unanimously
Decatur. Ala. Aug. 6.-rhe Republicans OF ms
Congressional district to-day nominated hlchdr" w.
Austin for Congress.
ro-,or A,c G-Concrcs,nan Mute Of the Ist Dis
trlct has declined a denomination on account oi HIS
health.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CONSIDERING FREIGHT RATES.
HARMONIOUS MEETING OF THE JOINT COM
MITTEE OF THE TRUNK LINE AND THE
CENTRAL. RAFFIC ASSOCIATION.
CENTRAL TRAFFIC. ASSOCIATION.


CENTRAL TRAFFIC. ASSOCIATION.
There full attendance at the meeting yestcr-
day OF the Joint Committee Of the Trunk Line ana
the Central Traffic Association called - consider inc
subject Of bound freight rates Chairman George
Il. blanchard OF the Central Traffic Association pre-
sided. The subject OF an advance in rates was DIS
cusscd with most genial spirit manifested by all
the roads. The VcXcd question OF dihcrcnual rates
on dressed beef traffic met in a spirit OF con
cc-s.On. IL was not settled AT the general meeting
but "A sub committee Wa appointed TO consider inc
subject and report II the general conference To-Day
The subcommittee consists Of John Newell, OF the
Lake shore; D. - Gray. Of the Pcnn>y lvanla' Henry
Russell, of the Michigan Central: Orland smith, oi
,the Baltimore and OhiO: G. NJ Hays, of the Wabash
and l.. j. Scargeaut, OF the Grand Trunk Tbs com
mittce represents the roads whose differences vital
\ favorable report from it will settle the dihcIcniaI
question beyond future argument. Even If 1t -
found impossible upon the question: there Is
said to be little doubt that rates Will be oNcr'd up
pending arbitration. II agreed Oh all hand, i4hI
an advance ln Iatc, necessary ana siiuuu D-
secured whatever disputes had 10 br lcft over I'i
fuunrc settlement. The principle of diu"IcuihI rt'''
was practically conceded 10y the Lahe 0l'Fr Lihe p
further consultations were required L. hrlh6 Inc N'O
iect l,io a shape lo? p.lctlcaI settlement.
Thr JOINT committee voted tp create a '"hHht''
on uniform bills Of aGlug, 10 consist ul rlN Wthu.'
each rom I'M, frank Line and the central lrdbC N'-
.lciatIon~. with power To add - IT, membership ~
carrier, and associations Acr August - tins com
mittcc il T. handle all communications an the >ubI''
of bills oi ladins releases, GIaN receipts ctt ana
promptly - report to the JOINT committee.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
LORD SALISBURY oX HIS ADMINISTRATORS.

LORD SALISBURY ON HIS ADMINISTRATORS.
London, Aug. G.-At banquet al the Mansion House
this evening Lord salisbury IN speech. enlarged upon
the pacific aspect Of Europe during t" year, OF ~ gov
crnmeut The power OF Europe, he sad never presented
80 unintcrcsunc aspect from IN" war point Of vic"
The tendency to the settlement Of dispute on terms
Of compromise spreading fast and influencing every
Power.
Referring u Egypt The Premier said that nothing
in the course Of his administration had been more sat
-factory than that country, -teady progress toward
financial equilibrium The future Of the country wa,
"a diplomatic matter Of some dcli'acy. The time had
not come for Egypt 10 govern Itself. Ec-drin- home
affairs Lord SALISBURY claimed tlat thc present gov
eminent oi Ireland had been ~uc'">siu ana mat inc
c1uutry was more orderly. more Coni"utod ana NOR"
prosperous than ever before. he trusted tii h'
Wouid never again those power who were pledged
10 support reign Of anarchy. Vhcrr-J
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
THE UJGuWArMAy DID not GET AWAY.

John l.. Chamberlain who lives at NO A79 "''' r''''
.ycnth.st wa. accostcd by men on Nnth-aN''' ne
,,n rftvephth and Fiftyninth sts. Tuesday night
They had gone only few steps when oh' ol Inv Wv"
,ed Chamberlain by the while the other to'N s'
watch Of the value Of 1925. from Chamberlain PovN''
The outcry made by Chamberlain Drought ''"''' ~ =,
20 sfG Wet Flftv.sryrnth--t.. to the ''"h'' ''''
"a tho ,trkuockct, A. two men who had stolen from
MIN, silver watch some time before me par ",' "p
yintb,yc and were pursued by Policeman H,'"o'u ""'
Mr. Graft After a chase ot two blocks the hl-""' ~ ~
nora ,uent Graft recovered his watch but MI Chan'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
MR.. BLAcKBrRNE WINS ANOTHER GAME.

MR.. BLACKBURNE WINS ANOTHER GAME.
London. Aug G-Ihc match game between the two
LoadOn che,, players Mes,rs. Bachburnc and Lee,
which was begun al Bradford, wa, resumed to-day IN
This city. The scene Of combat j. that old and re
nOwned chess resort. simpsons Dlvan the strand.
and IN the room where Morphy achieved his great
success when hc first visited Europe. There was a
large audience wien Lee opened the tenth game
again selecting the socalled Zukcrtort opening Black
burne who is playing now "a, well he ever did.
managed 10 get by far the best game in tine opening
and subsequently ne increased this advantage by fine
pay; When the middle of the game reached
blackbhrhe proceeded with another brilliant COmhiua-
u'oh anu Lee had 70 resign after twenty nine moves
TUe IeLorded The score at present is BlackLunc a.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
OPPOSED TO TIE NEW BILL OF LADlNG.
TO IT RAISED At THE NATIONAL
MELTING OF SHIPPERS IN CHICAGO.


Chicago, Aug. C>pcdaU.-Thc National meeting ot
shippers 10 take action against the ncw uniform bill
roads, held II, first session to-day. Almost every
commercial organization m the United states Va-
rcpIcscutcd secretary stone. Of the Chicago Hoard
of Trade was elected chairman. some of the points
made AGAINST the new bill of ladiug were that It Is
entirely ,ubvcrsivc cf the right, Of shipper and ~
ccivcr that Il j., q contract Limiting the Liability N
carriers, that j., doe, not make provision for change
i'm transit that II is Illegal in almost every claus
that II make. - higher rate when the carrier assumes
the risk that IT is part Of manifest attempt ny the
railroads to make an dealings onc-idod. that II con
taius a clause making binding a claim for damages
ouly when fled within thirty day,
\ committee consisting 81 j. T. Buclmcr Of LouiS
vile: D. ". Eaulctt. Boston; y. T. Erwin ana W. IT,
1rlo,art Chicago and T.. f. Wilson. Cincinnati. r1nn-
lated the following general objections, the report beng
uualilinon-lv adopted The course pursued hY the
carriers in formulating the said hill of adins was
g., tr-c. the mutual oid.r Of adjustment Of relations
tween ,a~iloi- and public i> N'Nl-'I. i'~A' 80
,niupl,afad a. 90 require ,!aHoia'" explanations ana
defence from carrier l~ n"t l'' N'dlN "PH' "''' l"
tt,, r.auir,utuf. nf commerce. We ana "i.r'i"H 10
tlo vordila and utouf of eleven clause OF ir liH
of adiug uoN under considerations 50" ''"HlmruH lr
formulation of % bin uf nduS ln H''"idtI'' WIN l'
views If -lppei-. and ln o." .4miI'~i l.I"' " 'i'
,nd tLt justice and law NAV h' "H-rfv"d-
and amended 81. ou'iued above down to m hinth
section. A Telegram Wa Then -r.i q" I rri''l
blanchard a-hul tu fIrh'. u-" of tlc hI4I %! I"ihs
De postponed until after 90 conference.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
VAS THE WOMAN MURDERED?
FOUND DEAD on THE PAVEMENT UNDER HER
NEIGUBOR'S WINDOW-ITER son IN-LAW AND
TIE NEIGHBOR MELD EOR EXAMINATION.

NEIGHBORS wINDOw-HER sON-IN-LAW AND
THE NEIGHBoR HELD FOR EXAMIN NATION.
Mr.. Mary McIutec. widow. wa, found dead at
I O'Clock Yesterday morning the ward back OF tue
tenement ". l9j Mott st., on the second hoor %
which she lived. The wOmin's skull was fractured
and both her "c were broken. she had either ial'''
or been thrown from the second story u the building
she was nny year, old and lived with her married
daughter. Mrs. Carey in rooms IN the front ana On
m. north side II the tenement. ON the same floor
I'm rooms on the south side II the house lived the
family Of Patrick Mcdonald. = variety theatre actor
II va, under McDoulld's window that the crushed
and d-fcurcd BODY Of the woman wa found. and the
-tofsc> told los the Carcvs ard NcDonalI' were 80
suspicion, that when the police arrived ON TIE scene
they took into custody Mathew i. Carey the dead
woman, son u law Mr. Carey. Mcdonald and Mr..
NcC1bc. a. elderly woman who lives % the rear III
basement rptu %; 80. 10.
Vt tlc Tum', Police court the prisoner yesterday
morning told their stories. Nj. McCabc aid she
va. at1hc u.rdug hcr daughter, hiby when she
hoari Mr-. Nclutcr fan in tl" yard near her window.
IA. MI fortunate woman m0aucd once or twlrc. then
all Wa -tll. Mr.. McCihc alarmed the household.
Mr, Carey say5 her mother left her rooms ~ :
o'clo,k t. visit the NcDonlld>. Mrs. Carey heard
no ro.sr and sax nothing 81 hcr mother untl Mr'
Mcdonald raped at h"i door at ! o'clock. ald l1 )
-...t ..t's aurm told leg tiit N'r u'thcr Nh.
yiug dcid u ;hc yard The vItn"~, -ad -he h'ag'i
Mol. .r,ld .ay % hll Wife a shc was E'u- down f
,t- ,,r io ,eN about her mother: " Ipr COT, sake
Mar. vlp. mat b,pi of %" r. Mcdonald had
l.~u drinking during the cv"nius, and W', ln q
na.dlu condition. The witn"'- also said she sl"
M. Mcdonald va-hln- the floor.
The N,p,ltM, stated that Mrs McInirc l'ii tirF
rom. MI NIGHT Ja-u". C.hhlN watc'imau. -1ti D.
hoard q1lrrclrc ou tc -ccond f'pr of so 10 about
m ntu.eit. ruc dispute seemed to be over some pawn
t,Ict.. , ,. ,
n tlc afternoon Coroner Mc,'cmct tooe charge o'
the c.-r lIe viewed the BODY 90 NJ. Mclri'' aud
.t.. II. nd 4r.t N
m. r.fu,rt.d Matthew Carey and Fatn X VI Donald
uutl today ljr examination.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
TIE CENTRAL ANIERICAN WAR.
GUATEMALAN REYOLUUONISTs DEFEATED
EzETA'S POPULARITY INCREASING

City Of Mexico. via Galveston. Au- 6.-"uaicmaa
rcvolutoni,t> the number OF 5000. under Generals
Estani~la~. >andovnl. Maxine Ccrna and Alfonso Hun
cariy were defeated ON Monday hy Guatcmalan ictu
lar, under General Pedro Barrlias. brother Of the
President.
4 dispatch from La Lilertad says that Honduras j.
giving Guatemala moral support President L"tiau'
who led h- troop, 10 the frontier, retired, leaving tine
guerrilla chiefs. Fcurco and Miranda These wv"
chiefs Will De shot if captured 10y the >avJd"rans.
\ dispatch from Salvador -ay, that General Ezcta
Wa, ,crcnaded last night and congratulated by the
mercantile community ~ the savior of h, country.
His popularity j, increasing Izcia has Informed t'e
diulGratr corps. which is mcdd0us iOr ITa'c. llmt
he auAlOusy wishes peace Ia order 10 aEoI iuither
blOodshed.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
4 NASHVILLE PAPERS RADICAL ADVICE.

Nashville Tenn. Aug. g Fpccial.-ln view OF the
election here tomorrow " The American tms m"rh
ing cves the following advice 10 tennessee D'"''
crafts: II man love, the south and hlte' llS eH'
milo, LOT him not give vote 10 any man who carries
the HACK banner Of Repubcanism. No matter what
Office he may seek when he seeks 1t as Keplot@, @ al
he seeks it as enemy. no matter wHSt @ m m liz
may be his ups. II the kepgOilcah ""s " ~ ''
hand shoot him without prley.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
A CIRCrS WRECKED BY A MOB.

lshpemlng, Mich. Aug. C,pecaD.-becanSe inc
balloon and parachute act was not periofihcu' h""
this evening tore Rough's crcus-tcnt INTO Hbbon''
destroyed the parachItc, broke open the trunh'' ana
half killed the circus employees. The PoliCc were
pOwcrless. and the mob. numbering nearly 0oOO IFi
sons, wrecked everything IL sight
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
r,nr nAN1rr1Arlny or ookE EArrs.

<hraro Aug. .spec.all-Gncral Freight Agent
ctewsrt n mc Penn-vNaul Company. hn' "rittn q
letter 20 Chairman blanchard. a,-er'nf tat n' "Atff ~
ue l.tt-..rr. Chicago and ST. L'.., Railway. o. 700
Cincinnati 81 aud Peoria !~irad. know - u''
manipulation in Iatr, coke consigned ?" tAe Joliet
Stel Company that l1- l..n going GOA fos 'iH' tI@'
and a.tin. tha, thc matter shall Do fully ins,surard
through uc joint r,t' committee
The ChI,aeo committee o The Central irf" A--"'ii-
ou today decided ., reduce tho To-. faVssd 10 I'r
cont &, cleveland. Toledo. Detroit and warren.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
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DLIINNIIN TO IHT ITUT IONN tN TIVN'
Tn, Union Republican club Of ths AlIlh Assembly
District the Grand OfcIa Hotoe Hal last evening
tl,r,uco W Meade presiding. Ao-tmhlyman Frederick
: ,,ibb- Ii,nry l.. Gleason and Colonel John \. GROW
were elected d.clac> {, the state Convention of the Re-
publcan LEAGUE to be- held at >amtosa in Ncptrmo'r and
resolution, were adopted declaring or straight Republican
ntuiciual ticket az the next election.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
KNIGHTS IND THE NEU-YOEK CENTRAL.
THE LLApIEs TALK or a GENERAL STRIKE FOR
TIE SAKE OF ToRTY MEN.

There j, talk among hot headed knights Il Labor
about tie possibility II strike # a ihc hn,ht'
employed by the Ncv York Ccutnl and Iiud,'"
River E4il',ad. Tlc Executive committee OF D'--
tr.G Assembly, so. 20 and i. J. Holland. Of the
General Executive Committee o Oh" knight, Of Labor
viii cH on General Manager Ion'| im- afternoon
and las before IAN the grievance, II Oh" discharged
Kr,.if, of Labor and u Doc dO. not rrin.tate these
forty rucu the officer, OF the Knight, of Labor say
tiry Will -i,Ikc Committee from the sixty -r'phd u.
wards and the Grand Central 'l-iio" have "H'"N
r,,l.d ON Mr. Touc.y. but without receiving sails
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