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PRICE THREE CENTS.
A SERIES OF TRAIN WRECKS.
REMOVING THE MARKS OF DESTRUCTION
NEAR wARRENTON, MO.
THE MISTAKE OF DusPATCHER-TEN TRACK.
MEN HURT-AN OPEN SWITCH.

Kansas City, Mo-. June 1O.-The remnant Of
the Wabash horse train wrecked at Warrenton
did not pull up to the unloading place near the
race-course. the river, until a. IN to-day.
In a caboose, next to the last in the tran
the eight wounded colorcd men and boys most
of them belonging to Chinn & Morgans stable
Scarcely one of them escaped with less than a
broken leg. They were all removed to the Wa
bash Hospital. The stable most affected by the
wreck was that Of j. Keller, of Cynthiana, Ky,
who, with his son, perished They had five horses.
and every one of them was killed. Had it not
been for rain the loss of life would have been
much greater There were in all eight dead taken
out-four whites and four negroes-and twenty
five wounded. The eighth body is that Of Frank
Morton, of New-York. Both engines are COM
plete wreck and about six palace stock cars were
demolished, with fine blooded horses. The loss
to the railroad will amount to over 100000.
Nine horses have been killed, while great many
more are badly injured. There were seventy in all
on the train The killed are Little Prince and a
two-year old in the same car mo name, Ben Ridge
ley, Matte Park, Egypt. Ligc F., Spring Dove
and Turner. The male IIuntress is badly injured
internally and is expected to die Several horses
that sustained severe bruises and cuts have been
sent on TO Kansas City with the rest of the horses
that were not injured.
Hannibal, Mo-, June 10.-A construction train
ran into freight train the ST. Louis KcOkuk
and Northwestern curve about twelve miles
south of here yesterday, and twelve ears were
wrecked. Fireman Arthur Taylor and Berry Nell
scalded to death Engineer Louis Carver
was injured about the hip ana arms. Engineer
Fitzpatrick jumped, and escaped with slight in-
juries. Conductor Omar Lemons was slightly i'll
juled internally, and IIeadbrakeman Tucker was
seriously hurt. An error OF the train-dispatcher
Davidson said to be his first in twelve years,
caused the wreck. He at once resigned.
Plymouth, Wis, June GA serious collision
on the Milwaukee and Northern Railroad occurred
mile south OF this place yesterday. An engine
with a crew Of trackmen into a wrecked
freight which they were sent ont 10 assist. Ten
or more men were injured, four seriously. Those
whose injuries serious Thomas Rasperson,
of Green Bay; John Burke, Mat Anon and Emi!
Bozlnso, of Appleton. All but Rasperson Will
probably recover.
Naperville. H., June 1o.-Owing TO an open
switch the through freight on the Burlington road
ran into the of the way freight at this place
last night Tie engine Of the through freight
and several cars badly wrecked. Emil
Huen, a brakeman. fatally injured.
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ROOM ENOUGH IN AFRICA.
MAJOR wIssMANN SURPRISED AT sTANLEY's $
UTTERANCEs.

Cairo. June I0-Major Wissmsnn is surprised at
Sanley's utteranccs lie says there is plenty OF room
in Africa for both nations and there is no need Of
quarrel about the frontier the settlement Of which Will
present no difficulty. Wissmann declares that one
fifth OF Egypt is worth more than the whole OF south
cast Africa.
Edinburgh, June 1O.-lIcnry ~ Stanley made an
address tonight before the Geographical society. The
Marquis Of Lorne, who presided pcscntcd gold
medal to the explorer behalf Of the society. Mr.
Stanley gave a graphic account Of his travels In
the course Of his address he said that Emin
scholarly and accomplished gentleman. but that
in many respects he was "A mystery a fact that tho
speaker attributed TO human Vagaries
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prpc1ARs ABROAD NEAR yEWSU re.

Norhurg N w. June 10 SpecialJ.-The louse %
waiter \. Cromwell at Ncw-WIndsor was roooeA
N 2 a. H. April Il. MI. Cromwell haVnis
revolver held at his head. About the same tune :
horse near Goshen was similarly entered the VICTIM
hin, tied hand and foot. and revolver oeihg Po'e
Al his head The third burglary OF tus hiN" 'ooA
place last night at the house OF M W. p"'o,s
r',,,, ,ho lives AT Middle Hope, two miles north OK
t',s c,v There were five thieves in the gang threo
~ them masked The masked men levelled o,hcr TO-
yoyers at Mr. and Mrs Dubois @hie ,,rod ,r ,hout
w @ a ansacked the house The thieves sccuicn aoout
40 in money leaving silveIware ana 3ther vaaaoies
sntoncbed II is believed that the three bursiaries
uer, committed BY the same gang
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rpr,r,yc WITH THE sAcs AND FOXES.

St Louis. June iO.-A dispatch to The Republic
from Sac and Fox Agency |. r.. says; Ihc cherokee
Commissioners spent all of oday arranging hn'
details in connection with the deal made saturday lo
the cession Of all lands belonging to the sac ana FOX
Indians II IS believed that To morrow VIII emu inc
work and that all papers viii be ready Tor oenV'IS
10 the secretary of the Interior MI that rc"'"' '"
be done Is for the Indians 10 determine upon pa"
for the paymrnt of the money realized from the sale
some want the whole amount paid out per CAPITA "O
once. while Others favor the holding In trust py 'e
Government Of a sufficient amount to guarantee pay
ment every year The Indians are IN mgh gee over
the prospects Of securing the biz payment soon anu
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ROBBED BY SIX MASKED MEN.
DITCHING A TRAIN, RIFLING THE EXPRESS CAR
AND SHOOTING THE MESSENGER

AND SHOOTING THE MESSENGER
Texarkana Ark. June 10 (SpeciaD.-A desperate
train robbery was committed by six masked men at
HaywOod's spur, two miles south Of here. switch
was thrown and the express train wrecked tramp
who was stealing ride the mail car, was Killed
All the other persons escaped. The robbers then
assaulted the mail car, but were fred upon oy tiie
messenger. They returned the fire and finally COM
PEELED the messenger to surrender They robbed thc
safe Of sum estimated at $4,000 and proceeded TO
revenge themselves the messenger. lie was taken
out in the woods and shot in the ear, hand and arm
The following is the official report received al the
st. Louis Arkansas and Texas headquarters here :
"Train No. 1, going south over the Cottonbet road
dtched and the express car robbed at Haywood
Spur two miles south Of Texarkana at II 80 a. M
The switch thrown at the spur and the engine
and front trucks left the track six masked men went
through The cXpress-car but did not molest alytnns
else on the train. After the robbery the robbers
took tho engineer, fireman and express messenger 10
the woods and shot the messenger three times III the
hand, ear and arm. \ tramp, stealing rde on tne
mail car was killed The She III and posse went at
once to the scene. Rube burrows Is suPposeu W
be the leader OF the robbers
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rpv,vc To orsr THEIR CHAIRMAN.

The XIlIth Assembly DiNtHct 'ouh'S
held a lively meeting last nigh' "V WIN" was,o,,
- odc ~ Get rid Of the chairman, J. wesley
Smith and Civil Justice Jcroloman who are chaiso"
with defiance Of resolution Of the Executive 'on"-
mlttee and with procuring the dismissal of ine'',ocr
Of the committee from his place in the DiNtrl'rN'or
ncy', office. vigorou, fight was nadc against ,'o
attempt to rcorganilc the committee ana " SUI
In compclnc the movers in the scheme to pGslPoahc
action Tor A week call for a regular Hec'r's @ i"'
Monday next was then drawn up ana slghei ~ l.'' ~,
,n.m nf the comn,ittce. The retention In once OF
carson g. Archibald as clerk by the Civil Justice Is
aid 10 he one reason why the organization Is ell
papcd this affair.
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AN INTERVIEW WITH PRINCE BISMARCK.

Iondon June lO.-A correspondent of - me 'aN
Telegraph" has been accorded an interview oS rroo
Bismarck The Prince declared thai no oonoos9.oI,
to the Nihilists possible Over-educatoh mao leu
.o much dissatisfaction and disappointment in Ger
many but in Russia it had led to diSahecuon ana
conspiracy There were ten times as many peopie
educated for the higher walks as there were paccs
10 fill Further. education was making psua"'c
theorists and visonares. unfit for CONSTITUTIONS
government II would be madness to put such men
in authority Russians do not know We, "n'r d S1 y,
want: they must therefore be ruled with rou vi
iron. , os,,o, III. Prince
ridculed the idea that wOrlmen would ever DC @ Cor
tented because he said. the rich are never IN ~
tented He spoke strongly against any oota'1n 40 ,Se S
IN honrs of labor and against the usurpns OF "o
rschtfnI authority of parents over their children
Prince Bismarck said that Chancellor Won rmnerr
William and said ne was hopeful for the future
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,pcJyG CORR PTI0y on BEACON HILL.

Boston. June 10 (>pecan.-The several elevated
railway scheme, before the Legislature IN the inter
EST of the West End Railway Company and the MeiSs
systems have been treated with impartahty by the
solon, of Beacon I'M. The MegS bill has been
enacted: the West End bill passed the Senate ana
came up in the House to-day to be ehgrossed' "hei'
uvcay controversy arose certain amendments.
oeorgc Frederick Williams the Mugwump, member
NJ the House charged that corruption and bribery ha.
baen resorted to by the West End people. Mr.: VIII
jams demanded that committee OF INVESTIGATION De
"nponted The whole matter was finally referred 10
the Committee on Rules.
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CELLULOID MAKES 4 BIG BLAZE.
AssIsTANTCHIEF M'GILL STRUCK BY FALLING
CCRNICE.


There was big blaze for short time last evening
in the factory Of the City Button Works, NOS -"t
to 238 Canalst The building is a four story one ana
has frontage in Wakos and Centre sts. Al III
o'clock Policeman Hahn heard what sounded like d
slight explosion in the upper part Of the buiidg anu
looking up saw dense cloud of smoke pouring from
the story window in Canalst. lie sent out an
alarm this followed in few moments by
three alarm. ard several special calls for engines Al
the fire quickly assumed threatening appearance
and endangered tie adjoining property. Wheh inc
engines arrived il impossible for them to 80 10
work for several moments because of the dense ana
irritating smoke which fell upon the fremen ana pre-
vented them from getting close enough to the buulhs
to handle the hose effectively
The fire quickly spread through the second story
to the Wakcr-st. side Of the building "here
there was an elevator shaft. The flames le'peu
through this shaft in second ana p"''
through the roof In the upper part OF the structure
were stored lot Of horn rubber and celln'" "''"
in the manufacture Of buttons. and these mahe hcI'
fire and intense heat. The water thrown rom '"o
street had LITTLE or no effect in subduing the namcS
ard il wa, moi until the water tower. which hai b7n
put mp in Centre st., began 10 scnd the cph.pap .p
stories that the danger 70 the ncghhorlnG pTuP.l -
WI, lc-Sencd. The combustion the third ana i'i i'
floors was great that al one time the ham'1
half the street in Canal centre ana ""'"'
sts.. making picturesque scene -, 49,,
After an hour'> hard work the fire wa uudcr con
tro and the hrc had been prevented from SolE ~,
low the second story. Tho second. thr1 ana l"'l
storc, were burned ont. An extension ladder WHICH
wa, being raised in Walker st. toppcd over ana s'Nel
hrcmcn had narrow escape from being 'rl'lcu "
death. \ piece OF the cOruicc fell ana ~tru'h "
.f.tant Chief McGil the head. but his hciNl HAt
saved h> skull from being fractured. iic wa III"
for few moments. bui bravey Wenl ha,A 10 N o,S
which is said to bc partially covered 10y Hh'ul"'i''
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A BIG B4NKING PROJECT UNDER WAY.
WHARTON BARKER Organizing THE AMERICAN
AND EUROPEAN BANKING COMPANY,
CAPITAL s25 600 900


PHILADELPHIA June 1O.-Wharton Barher has organ
lied an American and European banking company with
capital Of $4,000 900, one half Of which IS to 1e
issue dat once. The company will conduct general
financial business. Among the American directors
are Wharton Barker. President Wilbur, OF the LenlSh
Valley Railroad Vice President King of the Balu-
more and Ohio George de b. Keim, of the Reading
Railroad John II. Converse, of the Baldwin Loco
motive Works; William Brocke, Henry G. Gibson
Charemagnc Tower, IT., James Benent and simon De
Flcischer The European directors are prominent
fnancers. The principal offices of the company VIII
he in London and Philadelphia. Mr. Barker
declined ~ talk about the new company
today except 10 say that the particulars here gwen
are correct The company has been IN process Oh Oh
organization for time, and II is believed that IL
will be ready for business some time ths summer.
In addition 10 the London office there VIII he
branches Paris. Berlin. Vienna and other European
cities. one Of the men mentioned above as
a director today admitted his connection WIN
fhe company but declined 10 give any in
formation regarding it, saying that Mr.. Barker was us
head. and information a. 10 It's affairs Should
properly come from him.
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PRINCE ITURBIDE SENTENCED.
HE GETS YEARS IMPRISONMENT AT THE
HANDS OF a OoURT-MARTIAL.

City of Mexico, June 10. via Galveston.-A court
martial tried Prince Iturbide to-day, and despite the
eloquent defence made by his lawyer, he was sen
fenced TO years imprisonment. He appealed from
the sentence. The Jurors were asked TO decide SIX
questions, which given below, with their answers
Is the prisoner guilty Yes unanimously. l. he
educated Yes unanimously. Did his crime cause
a scandal to the army and natio-e Yes (uuani
mOusly). Was the accused formerly noted for
good conduct was he mertoIfous a. a sol
der No unanimously. Did he confess MS fault :
Yes unanimously. Did he act believing MS conduct
based on rational motives and himself to be using
a legitimate right No unanimously The pms
oner heard his sentence unmOved. Many spectators
were present, including the prisoners mother. VINO
turned pale on hearing the sentence. The speeches
made BY the accused his attorney were
excellent. II is believed that the higher court 10
which Iturbide appealed, Will probably confirm his
sentence, which is literally years imprisODmcnt
with loss OF employment and hOnOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
,cpprvpvr on THE PENSION BILL.

Washington, June IO-The protracted negotiations
between the senate and House respecting the dlncr-
enccs arising from conflicting amendments 70 inc NOT
rill Pension bill were brought to successnhi con-
cluson to-day by final agreement OF the oonie'eo' ~
Nv the terms of the agreement the senate recedes
Avon, i,s nsistance upon the dependent pension fea
re and the House agrees 10 drop the service pension
provision leaving the bill Disability fehSioh Dn'
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RpyOHIyArgD FOR CONGRESS.

indianapolis, June 10 (speclai).-hepresehta,iVe
G.. X. Cooper. whose first speech in Congress, two
vo,rs aro was dcnunciation Of President Cevelands
pcpson yetoes was renominated by acclamaton 10
dav nv the Democrats of the Nth Indiana District
in convention at Franklin. His nomination Is eqalva
lent TO an election. ,....-.,.... d,
Renresentatve Jason H. Brown was also renoinlnated
hv acclamaton by the Democrats oi the illu III
diana District at seymour. The district Is over
whelmingly Democratic.
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TO ADVERTISE FOR AN ATLANTIC SERVICE.

To ADVERTISE FVII M M H4f.NTIO "'1r'' I''1'
Ottawa ont, June 1O.-The Dominion Government
has decided TO advertise in the leading English papers
for tenders for a fast Atlantic steamship service Inc
advertisement will call for minimum average speed
OF eighteen per hour from port 10 port French
port being the starting point the other side. the
vessels 10 call at either southampton or Plymoutl
may be hereafter agreed upon.
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vprCr AND LOSS OF LIFE.

London June 1O.-The British bark Sehapore' zap
tain Tidmarsh from Middlesborough March l. LOT
Bahia Blanca, is ashore at Cape Conlen'es' ana VIII
probably prove total wreck. The captain anu
FIVE Of the crew lost The remainder OF the Gre"
have arrived at Buenos Ayres Inc saiVaso vi NJ,
cargo is depcndent npOn the weather IL - Possipmi ~
mai with speedy assistance portion OF II nlaH Dc
saved but the expense and the llsh VIII DC great
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p,rycryG OVER THE AMERICAN FALLS

Niagara Falls, Y. y, June 10 fSpccal.-An un-
known man at noon today jumped from Goat Island
bridge A. he passed down stream he was seen by
many on the bridge and bank 10 swim boldly t""ain
tho brink Of the American Falls. over which he passed
,,t 10 feet from the sho,Ns His body soon
emerged from the foot Of the falls and was sem o
en,f short distance down the gorge. Inc steamer
Maid of Mist made an effort 10 reach H. hHt ul'-
rnn,rnd in the deep water. He was apparently
nan ahout thirty five years old wore dark cl0thes
and had "a full, dark beard. lie was uhd"up'o"iS
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nDrpIry cTJ- DENTS BADLY HI RT.

ohorlin Ohio June 1O.-Six students OF obcrhn
College who were assisting in drawing the oherhh
College baseball team about the city IN paiauc
YESTERDAY fen to the ground, and before they were
able 10 rise were run by "A band wagon contain
ing about thirty five people. which was loIo""s
i,ncdotcv the carringc in which the baplaycrs were
,idino Thc horses could not be checked nhtll alicT
thr heavy vehicle nd passed over the boy MI
~ tbcu, we're hurt and three Of them. T. a. WllamH
II Iol,n EIlis and q J. Lutha. badly injured
.h,4 A., Il. fpared they cannot live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
MEETING OF THE HARLEA REPU BLICAN cLO d.

The Harlem Republican Club held It's regular
monthly meeting last night. About sixty members
were present President Calvin was III the ehair'
$ Burdctt Hyatt, of No. IL West one hundred ana
twenty first ST.. and John w sSson OF NO. -'-oo
seventhave were chosen members Oh the cluo. oo"'o
rnimporant routine business was transacted tne com
rotee on the Fassett reception reporting 10 hc sas
faction OF the club and notice was refeveo han Una. "a
,be constitution so that IL will require negative vote
~ one.third TO defeat candidate 70: membership
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poRTrGALs AFRICAN TERRITORY.

Lisbon. June 10.-Senhor Ribeiro, the Minister Oh
Foreign Affairs, and Mr.. &. Glynn Petre the briu'"
Minister had long interview East African anairS
7, is asserted in politcal circles that Portugal does
not seek special entente with Germany. having
ALREADY concluded a dclimitson agreement. II Is
denied that the Government INTENDS 10 cede 10 Oer
many any portion OF her African territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
ATGUSTIN DAILY IN LONDON.

London, June 11-Augustn Daly's company OF
comedians opened its season at the Lyceum Theatre
last night, appearing in Casting Boomerang" y
large and distinguished audience accorded players
hearty welcome. The American colony's floral
tributes covered the stage.
"The Daily Telegraph this morning says: alt
is the best company that Mr.. DAILY has set brought
out The enthusiasm OF the audience proved that
London knows what is good when it is lucky enough
@ get itr
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AN OPERA HOUSE IN ST. JOHNS BURNED.

st Johns, Que. Jurc l0.-Blake's O!era House
time 1t was feared that the large Bamoral Hotel,
opposite. would also 20, but hard work saved IT,
Gorton's New Orleans MinStrels who gave enter
tanment IN the Opera House last evening lost nearly
AL their effects: The total loss IS placed at 100000
The origin OF the fire IS unknown.
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THE SHOOTING OF f. II. CowLES.

Montreal. June 1o.-Mrs. Cowles appeared IN conr'
this morning before Justice TAFT. with her oaus"oi
Florence and her friends. The letter whch 'r"r.s
wrote renouncing all claims TO MS oaush"' an'
-, -, h,ro IN the nuns with whom she had
hen naced authorizing them to deliver her up was
nroduced This was regarded as ending the case
Cowless condition is improved, and his wound may
rssu,t fatally commission of physicians mas peer
rnnnad 10 examine CowleS tomorrow 10 asceT'dh II
M ~ in AZ condition TO come into court II so the
case Of Hale will at once go to the Glsnd @ be- Tg tTcd ant al
n u a on Hone Of the party will leave Canada ulf
everything is finally settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
AUSTRALIAN EEDER ALTON

Melbourne, juno 1o.-rhe Legislative Assembly OF
Victoria has unanimously approved the scheme for
the federation Of the Australian colonies and has ap-
pointed delegates TO the convention which is 10 con
slider the subject.
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to realize that they have the best end OF the
deal The richest man in the tribe Is II. I. Jones,
who becomes owner of 1900 acres of land besides
receiving $4,000 in money other Indians become
rich in proportion, depending on the nuhper Dcohs
to the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11

Dublin, June 1o.-Mr Tully Editor Of The Ros-
common Herald" has been convicted Of violating the
Grimes Act by publishing an article denouncing land
grabbers and has been sentenced 10 three months I'm
prfsonment without hard labor.
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IN THE FRENCH PARLIAMENT.

Paris, June 1o.-The Chamber Of Deputies, by a
vote OF 3e' TO A. has decided preserve the Exhib
ton building known as Machinery Hall
The Chamber Of Deputies, without debate, has
adopted duty on foreign molasses
The committee on the Tunlsisn Customs bill, by a
vote OF ii TO l3, has returned the bill 10 the Govern
ment for consideration,
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.r1. FOR DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

Raleigh y. C., June 10.-The Denocr'''I' H'''o
Executive Committee decided 10 call the state Demo
cratic Convention at Raleigh. Wednesday, August ="
f. C. smith was elected chairman of the committee zee
The Farmers Alliance is thoroughly organized III t
state but it is understood will not act Independently
Of old party line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
THE DAMAGE To THE CITY OF ROME

Liverpool. June lO-The only apparent damage sus-
tained by the Anchor Line steamer City of Rome
which struck FaStnet Rock early Sunday morning
while bound from New York for this port l. the start
ing OF several OF the plates her forefoOt and tho
straining of her bow above the water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
MRS. VAyDEGRIFT ADMITTED TO BAIL

Trenton ~ j., June l0.-The supreme Court thls
morning decided to admit Mrs Vandegrift, the con
vcted Burlington murderess. 10 bail on WITH OF
babcas corpus The bail is fixed at S5. 900. and her
pondsmen are required 10 produce her before the
Supreme Court on July for sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
rry YEARS ADDED 10 MS SENTENCE.

Trenton, June 10 CspcciaI-" Tom Thomas VINO
escaped from the state prison last month"; was taheh
hack to-day. lie pleaded non wilt Judge """-
ruff thercupon sentenced him to ten years IN prison.
As he has twenty four years Of his Original icIln & ~
.crve he will be "a pretty old man when his term
o.