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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

ITIF ''J.N ~ IT.''I.|.NI-N'' ~ TtfT'.NT"|T'
Preparation. have been completed for tn" E"lHbl
cali prllraIy elections III all tine wards and towns HIS
evening at which delegates Will be chosen 10 the
Congress, Assembly. supervisors, city and CU.nty
conventions, TO be held Uu IA" la~t four day OF next
week. Tie cict Interest centres IN the primaries IA
the ward, composing til" I'D t"icc> District
where the reeult TN, evening l. "Alcctcd Ia haN"
decisive effect regard to tie prospects OF the tIo
cand dates oisit ID. benedict and Co!-f, W. {
Wallace III the Nth COn.rc, District Ill" Illc itlOi>
point to the nonInaurI 81 ADRIAN VI. >uldam or
Chester D. Burrows, j.. In III" I'D. a promising
candidate j. james Gresham, nephew OF "X Post
master( General Walter =. Gresham Hy dIRcit cHoi
these two IL. I%.i'".II"d from the Dcno
Gratis BY defeating Congressman MaGi"r and d. y
BOOdy who t. likely tO u terminated IN plac" of Felix
Campbell. III" clN ana county '"h'rNtolN nay"
bs-J, 20 >tponed uu after the CbtG'N> and Assembly
nominations have been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
uAxn.nME GARMENTS rnR WOMEN.

Tho exhibition yc.j "r'lav II the hcIthl costumes
and wraps which Mess. Frederick L'"-or c. have
iust received from Paris AID London drew hundreds of
ladies to thc slcc o. the i;il n'-r Of them
building. al No. III Fulton T.. l.r""hl'n. tn"
numerous clerk pl'y' in TIE d"iartn'hi We're lcu'
busy the entire d.v MASTERING Ia" ',u"~'"HS "f ia
t,reSted visitors, Ic.utiiul dl,>-" AID WRAPS O.! all
kinds could be -."u At ia" exhibition. Among ~"
many dNs>c, vhi'h attracted -"Hcrtl attention va
one for cvcniH: V,r. OF NIl' rom and black attn
duchcS,c. il j. beautifully embroidered and j. Iiao
with pink feathers. Another evening Dire. niad' hi
Felix. is Of yellow embroidered c"p-, with lc"""d
star fISIit q. Tie b'f'".
A Lluc Walking Gge>, in ON. I>-rl velvet AVID
trimmed with FIR. mach admired y .i'r'i we've;
calling trimmed with pad" llue '!Wh ud jewels
aroused thu, envy Of all H." vI~i"r The latest drVns
garments Pa -t. %; ItiI. wcr" also on ">hi'
ton. one the I";'.i iid ~iHHri"-t i cop. 81
tan CLOTH trimmed with gold brad AID hu'd win PIN
blk. English ul~j":> which WoIl with capc~, AZ"
also to be al C0or~ AID Varieties. The
Jackets with Persian lt"h N!:'Nc, and lar!c rolling
collar, muc ,iir d. too. ii liz" N!-ii""~ sun
aiofhcr object "i uudIId"d Ai'cl". Ma rtc' iil"h
dress with Lu;l- y : nIad,. %. - ~ cloth. I'm"
coat il curo,'"rtd '''l. Vl.l" "a" ir-'" ~l'"
are made Uf v"t" 80; studded with jew l.. Their"
ere also gowns !aUN and ia ii
some materials of all kinds ready I" L.: made iHi"
dresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

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NcEIN\INE To- DIE ~ i,lf' lEH ~

sentence Of death Wa rr.-"d ni"'a iF'''N w
rlvaiuc for lie u.ur!rr ~ Clr.>tltH W. Lnrt Al H'-
ud Lax SIS. IN tu,r~t. l--!'. III the Cont 0' S'>
yesterday. At hi~ first triil II" Wa c"'Fc'c' al"
sentenced to the extreme penalty Of IT.: law b'' we
Court of Appeals ord red new trial ms r'S"c'
last week the sane ~ tho fir, one. III r'pN /" a
unestion the prisoner said he had n"ttr: I" SAY WHEY
sentence should Mt lc pronounced upn INN. 'ua-'
Nome then said The CONT Ia u" hc-ittir'v III
saving that tile vcrt just and proper one.
/ have no NOR Go.l,t If v0a. guilt than nave 81
NV sitting her, tn moment Th' jnr' lnd'" a recon-
incubation 10 mercy. lu WHY passes my C"npi~'""'''
The verdict that you were sane ana the c'lic
WAS an atrocoj.> or. and ynn de- rye IN" "Sl~;""
penalty of the law. Iun 81" q: 4 CAS- o. V"n.
men who do lot intend u ear, yii: III al io'">t
way"
The sentence Of the court Wa> tia; I!i' prisoner
he removed t. the t,uuty Jail and WITHIN ten 'dv-
be taken to Sing state Prison. I" "' pat t. DEAN
according 10 law in the week h"-lu!us N"vcH'"r l..
AcElvane had hops HAT he w"HId >r'u'' III" I'M
prisunncnt in veT 80 ~" G. llm"Edtti1n Z mercy
6y t,t Jury he Will apply - =" ''ov"r''or >" c'i-
mutation If the sentence - that Gf"uNG. Ward"'i
Bry nler took HIM 10 sing hy The 80 y. m trii,
yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

Mt. VERNON. For months -
have been arranging. fT tn" reception and
bazaar for the len fit uf Nuuut Vernon Ito pinl.
which opened IN IN" Williams IsuhIing Fourth
ave. yc>tcItia; Jared sanford, the PIE, idrni Of The.
village. made tl" ;drcs, Of welcome To ia" people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
DRESS GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES

The enlargement OfOur Basement
SalcsrOOmS gives us greatly in.
creased facilities for constantly
displaying large lines of reliable
Dress Goods ut moderate prices.
Among the Specialties now on
sale are:
ChcviOt Checks 81: cts. per yard.
Tartan Stripes. 40 CENTS
Highland Mixtures. .JI
IlOmcspun Plaids. 30
Clan PlaidS. .6C
Autumn SrrgcS. IT'D
Imported Plaid>. -. 10
all i'm double fold and strictly all
wool.
JAMES McC r. T. RT 4 co.,
broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02


Tudav the and 10 h"r-"~ viii and tiI"i,.
will II. u fr.,-fui all running
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-08
u,..ru,,ou. In IN. Cabinet.

PEsrH. March The dissentions bs.-
tween Tiszs, prime minister, and other
members of the Hungarian cabinet, is re-
garsicsl as the result Of the naturalization
of Louis Kossuth. and finally resulted i'm
the Withdrawal from the ministry of
Tisza, the emperor having accepted his
resignation. Count Won Szaparry. at
present minister of agriculture. will sue
ccci Ti~za ~ prime minister. Harmony
prevails among thc other members of the
cabinet. 1is<:, will continue leader of
the liberals.
fEs1H, March, Down ~ tt" dhct to-
day Won Tisza stated that differences .N-
istcti in the cabinet regarding the natural
ization hill. and IL not settled soott he
would inform the house OF his intentions.
He denied that ministerial crisis had
yet arisen. The Festhsr Lfoyd states that
Won Tisza offered to resign and the en-
p..ror reserved tlct isiosi.
IL il believed the actual resignation of
Tisxa has bs.'n postponed until the bud
get ia passed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-08
HANDY WITH A GUN
Pat Grove Makes Things Lively for
Omcers in Chicago.
Four People who Suffer from
Wounds Which He In
flicted In His Crazy
Antics.

('HicAt;o. March THE most sensss-
tional shooting affray which has occurred
i'm this city for IL long time took place to-
night, Patrick Grove beinG the principal.
He succeeded i'm woundinR IA woman
slightly, and two officers and a. citizen
badly. One OF the officers will probably
die. Grove came here from Omaha a
short time ago and has been working I'm N
packing house. Last night he wound
up protracted spree in ~ disreput-
able house ON Clark street This
afternoon he demanded at the point Of n
revolver from Annie Hall, i'm whose conn
aSGiS wSiSh sSe sS % had. T The woman % scresrnesI M ]
and Grove fired. the bullef Aptlaing In the
tieshy part OF her arm. Owe seized the
the door he was met by u cOloreti WON I'm.
whom Inc knocked senseless with the butt
Sf Sens ms a%% later IL tns t ne
pawneCl the diamonds.
Officer Linvilie., who had been
at iS the door of a pawn shop and attempted
down, the bullet passing through his face
down town, followed by hundreds of citi-
zens. Officer Briscoe. located several
HnSes s,S t Sns an S%
promptly planted "a bullet i'm Briscoc's
breast and kept ON. Soon after he turned
q, an" his '"f%ass prsssr-, the Siic, s ssrifins
e. G. Cole i'm the arm. At last Grove
was corncresi Ing blind alley but kept the
crowd at hay with his empty revolver un-
til two detectives stole u march on him,
knocked him down and hantlcuffetl him.
Fully N thousand people followed the
trio to the station yelling .'lynch him!'
hut the detectives landed him safely be-
hind the bars. Grove is supposed to- have
been crazy from drink. According To his
own story, llc is OF ii respectable family.
He worked in an Omaha packing house
before coming here.
Later--Crowe is native of Davenport,
Ioa a, where his wife il at present. His
mother resides i'm the west side OF Iowa.
and Magistrate King of Omaha is his
brother-in.law.
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BRIEF TELEORAMS.

tH HNKLE-ro>. W. Va, March Felix karnPf
hanged this morning
MNsuI Ns:roN. March T. The condition os
Tauibec IL unchanged.
PAILADEirNIN, March s.-.Iohu Gibney and
wife aud ant tOiinJ unconscious from
coal gas last night. All will die.
ROCHESTER,, y. ~. March 1t is Reported u
r;.ilru;.d accident oceurred 1t Painted Post 90
the Erie road near forming this MORNING. and
that three four lives were lost.
oPERRN sol Nd, Ont, March ..-Milli;im Rob
inson'S ho,tse burned yesterday morning and his
s,n and two daughters pertshed. The remaiuter
of the family escaped by jumping.
MozANuislt D., March ..->..riolis difficulty
lists between the Portuguese Officials here and a
body of 40 imported &oss soldiers. The >odteEs>
who are British subjects, rrfss. to drill p-f-
form any military service for the Portuguese.
IoNpoN. Mar.h THE il.ge has dscinsd Ia
restrain the Pelican club from eiecting fron
membership George Baird tor his action IN con
nection with the Slillts n-Ssuith prize hight
wA>HtNoroN. March SECRETARY PrSsor
this morning recetSe<l "A telegram from san Fran
cisco signed committee for unemploy I'd. ask
ing for aid AMI food from the department.
lu.lSInuch ths. committee names and
idener of heinx s.uthoriSed To make sucn =
request. the secretary dscdet not - cou>iier NE
appeal.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-08
SEATTLE CLAIMS 1T NOW
Transfers Which viii Let the
Great Northern Into the
Puget Sound Coup-
svsrial to the standard.

Sps,si. ts the standard.
SEATTLE. March ..-lsusnor~ b..ic been
current here for months that an arrange
nicnt was pending between the Great
Northern railroad and the Seattle. Lake
shore 4 Eastern road, looking to- the pur-
chase of the right of way of the latter
ROAD SD that the Great Northern may en-
ter this city. The purchase is cs,nsuns-
mated aud petition was He'd with the
city council to-day asking certain
franchises and rights. AZ the same time
articles OF incorporation were filed for n
ratlroad to be known the Seattle 4
Montana railroad. The incoru,orators are
ID. III. Gilman. Thomas Burke, r.. %.
Graves. w. X. Thorncll and w. T.. HALEY.
The principal offices i'm this city and
New York. w. II. Clollgh and Chief En-
gineer Bricklcr Of the Great Northern
have been i'm this city for weeks past con-
slsscting negotiations for Hill. who. at "a
tory which the Wizards have thus far cx-
clusivcly held.
The articles OF incorporation state that
the object is to build. equip and maintain
N line af road having general easterly sli-
rcction from Seattle tn the eastern bound
ary of the state of Washington. Pcrrnis-
sion is asked tn come in at the norti, end
Of the city. crossing Salmon Hay,
down the water front along
Railroad avenue, tai West Seattle.
Ouiccrs of the rusad say that upon tho
granting of the franchise they will begin
building the road from the present termi-
mus of the Great Northern at Helena to
Seattle VIA Spokane Falls. The men ar
gsiing the passage of franchise upon the
council tonight are ClolIgh. Gilman Il
Burke, which shows who is Interested.
The franchise will undoubtedly bc grant
csl and the town tonight is wild with en-
thsisia ism.
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sale of TrOteer~.

NEW YORK, March THE sale of Cali
fornia stock was continued to-day. The
following are some Of the more important
sales: Muscaslin. b. a., Scott - uinton.
Jacob Rupert, city, $4,000; Benton Doe,
ch. f.. }. 4. Burden, city. $2,WO; valen-
sin, cli. -. +. &. Fowler, Mooslus. Conn,
$500; Is. &. 1ss9, William Marks, Phila.-
dclpliia, 81, ,SD; Gold weaf, ch. T., }. II.
Schultz, Parkvillc. l.. L., ss,OO; Sacchc-
rins., d. e., T.. j. Travis, Chicago, S4.5O;
Navarro, be-, F.C.Fowlcr. Moosl,is, Conn.
si.3O: Aida ~, blk. f., Charles Roi.erts,
city, $500; lady Guy, ch. T.. J.. w. DAILY,
by Norfolk, T.. J. Travis. Chicago. 81 .sO
Miss Jay-Eyc-Sce. blk. T., II. kirken.laic.
i. j. Travis. Chicago. 81 co: thistle, blk
T.. j. Shultz, Brooklyn, y. ", Sl.UD.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-08
IN THE SENATE.


blair Predicts Death to the Republican
Party f n Defeats Hss 1siI1.
WAsHINGTON. March In the senate
to-day Hale took the floor i'm opposition to
the Blair bill.
Hair then addressed tho senate. He in
sisted that the republican party was
pledged in it's platform to the passage of
his hill and be prctlictetl that IL TINT party
fai.ed tn make good it's pledge that fact
wc<)h put AN end To the party. He was
N 1kssk2 taken as t< tho source ffusn which
most Of the misrepresentation at the
North concerning his bill had come. The
Jcsuitical power of the country had de-
cialeti that the way tO get control of the
schools was tn first get control of the
press. The press had received its full
share of attention and had manifested it's
full share of slbscrvicncy. The New
York papers were monopolizcd by the.
worst kind. and the country papers had
becn perverted and poisoned 10y them.
The executive session adjourned until
Monday.
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sete1ers IN Publtc Dssssatw.
WASHINGTON, March ..-Following arc
some Of the provisions in the new land
grant forfeiture bill: Persons in pos~es-
sion of any forfeited lands ar title derived
from the state ar corporation tn which the
lands were granted, arc given the right tn
purchase lands from the United States in
quantities not exceeding no acres by any
person. at the rate of 81 - per acre, at any
time within two years after the passage of
the acts whcrs, persons or corporations
hold land tn which. under the terms of the
act they cannot obtain ~ title from the
United States. they are given six months
improvements which may. be- made. A
clause added. to this section provides II
shall not apply to any lands in Iowa
ON which amy pers"u in good
sSS sS;. riaSs ans to made make " pr.s%es's% ses's
or homestead settlement. The bin re-
peals certain sections Of several acts In
regard to land grants in Iowa ana! Mime
the homestead entries of the forfeited
lands parties will tSc given credit for the
time. they have already been on lands. III
Il shall he found that any lantls hcretn-
road company and res,oreal to the public,
domain lie north Of the ''Harrison line
i'm Washington, persons who acguiresi
title tn these lands from the railroad com
entitled to purchase the lanslsswithin one
year from the unitssi states at the rate 1f
$3.50 am acre. The city of Portland,
Oregon. is confined i'm certain riparian
obtain "a good water supply. In the basis
where grants were made to aid the con.
structiOn of u main and branch line and
the grants conflict, and where hut only
shall not inure to the benefit nf the conn
pletptl road.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-08

wAsHINGToN, March AT "a meeting
of the house committee on elections to-
day. the subcommittee consisting of
Chairman Rowell and Messrs. Lacey and
Crisp, reported on the Clayton-Brcc ken
ridge Arkansas contest and stated that
owing to tine alleged assassination al
Clayton, whereby the contest is suspended,
il is of the highest importance that the
matter he fully investigated. They re-
ported "a resolution providing for the APP
pointrnent of u subcommittee of 1--WE
members to make - full and thorough in
vcstiRation. and IL necessary, go to Ar
KANSAS to pursue the inquiry. The r.so-
luton was adopted 10y - unanimous vote.
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M rs. Bro w ms Lucky Find.

CARTHAGE. n. ", March 1.-Jere Bah
cock, many years ago when Hartford,
Conn. was a small place, bought six acres
of land which il now in the heart of the
city. The purchase. being of little value
ut the time. soon forgotten 10y MIR.
Babcock. few years ago, however, an
ccpted by the owner. but the deed could
not bc found and the transf. r did not
take place. The men who made. the
offer, believing the deed would never
be discovered. got control of the
property by buying il in "a tax sale ami
erected handsome improvements. the
value OF the real estate now being several
millions. Some days ago Mrs. Harriet
Brown, daughter of MIR. Ba,i,cock. who
died long ago. while looking over some Of
his old papers found the mi-lai.i deed.
She a; once wrote tn the authorities to-
learn IL under the decd her fathers heirs
had still N claim uIlan the land. and has
just received ~ reply that "a copy of the
deed was on file there AMI tn" rightf,il
heirs can obtain possession by paying the
ARREARS of IA Nes.
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Ise Dislnt whip the Tcmcl.er.

GAIEsBURti, ILL.,. March T. One day last
week Miss Kittie Brainarti, "a teacher i'm
the Oneida school, attempted to chastisc
a big boy who had occas ioncd her much
trouble. The boy showed fight, and was
getting the hest of the teacher when the
principal, Andy Brown, recent gratl,r
ate OF Knox college, appeared the
scene. He seized the unr,lly youth by the
collar. and taking the rawhidc
from the teachers hand administered
a thrasling that the hoy is not
likely to forget. When the hoy went home
nj noon he told his father, Isaac Ruckcr,
how he had been whipped. Rucker at
once fastened To the school house. an
nouncing bis determination to whip
Brown. As soon he entered the room
he made - rush for the principal. who
promptly knocked him down. Rucker
rose to his feet and again rushed for
Brown with the same result. He rose
again. but concluded he had had enough,
and hastily beat retreat. The school
board sustains Brown i'm his treatment OF
the boy. who has been suspended. Brown
says he will not let him return unless he
makes n public apology. Rucker has
hired lawyer and will try To make
trouble for Brown.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-08

NEw YORK. March THE New York
CONNER ial company obtaincd frofiJ Judge
Andrews of the supreme court to-day AN
injunction against a number OF pcrsons.
including Frank Rice. secretary OF state.
restricting Others than Rice from taking
any proceedings under tho license issued
to them by the secretary OF state To form "a
corporation under the name of the Ne~
York Commercial company of Alaska ;ss
we'll restrained the secretary OF state
from issuing "a certificate OF incorporation
to any company having that name amy
other resembling IL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-08
THEY HAVE A THEORY.
what tlsr slOnainiOn Police say im Regard
tn the Gsenwell Aniair.

what thr sloss.inion Police Say im Regard
tn the Benwell Anhir.
NEW YORK, March "A World corre-
spontlent at Niagara Falls, working ON
the Benwell case. says the Dominion po-
lice have theory that i'm England there
is an association of some kind which
makes ill-gotten gains by prcying upon
cretllllosls young EnRlishmcn, younger
sons and youths i'm quest of building up ~
fortune mostly. inducing them under
very much the same prctcxts
by which Birchcll is said to
have lnrcd Benwell and Kelley hithcr to
seek the new world. The supposition is
that there is "a middle man i'm London with
agents i'm his employ and these agents
being the young fellows whom they arr. tn
dupc. For two three years i'm some
British newspapers, advertisements have
been appearing to- the effect that young
man in search of a good living might find
it i'm the Dominion. 1t was such am adver-
tiscnent in the London Standard that
three or four months ago caught kelley's
eye. That advertisement was Birchells,
md il evidently caught Benwcl1 well.
The tenor of these advertisements has
been that for laying down IN certain sum
of money, subscribing money, tho sub
scribcr would become shareholder in
some promising concern and would re-
ceive a fair percentage profit. Now is
Birchell one of these agents whom the
Canadian police suspect:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-08
In Nuwanga's Kingdom.

ZANzIBAR, March THE expedition
under Major Wissnan and all the Ger
man officers belonging to il have started
after Sagtlani. the strongest position held
by Bllana Hcri's forces. The intention of
wissman is to attack the place. The
German expedition to CsuInbrsi has been
successful.
Mwanga. king of Uganda. who. after
being deposetl, was driven from the coun-
try. has returned and with the aid of the
missionaries has conquered the rebels and
resumed authority in Uganda. He pro
claimed himself "a Christian. had given
the principal posts to the Protestants and
Catholics, and u dangerous rivalry has
sprung up between them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-08
BURIED UNDER SNOW.
Two Trains tn (0l0raals, Nearly swept Away
by an = vmlnnehe.

Two Trains tn Color,ais, Nearly swept Away
by y valnnche.
DENVER, March "A special Ia the
Times from Wheeler, Colorado. says that
one of the greatest catastrophes i'm the
way of IA Snow slide occurred Wednesday
night five miles east of this place what
il known as the wall cut Oh the high line
division of the South Park railroad in
MIMI MN v,;,,,I ,~p ,wnv The train ws,in~ IVES,
was running i'm two sections. The first
section got stuck i'm the SNOW at the wall
cut and section two came UP with two
powerful engines to pull out the first sec
tion. Roadmastcr r. DObbins
was standing in front of the
engine supcrintending the work
when am avalanche of snow came
down without warming. sweeping him
away. He was completely covered 10y the
flying mass of SNOW and carried a distance
of several thousand feet. entirely across
Ten Mile river and on to the Rio Grantlc
track, where he managed to extricatc
himself with great difficulty. The trs,-
mendlo,is volume of SNOW piled itself en-
tirely over four engines, putting out the
fires. II completely buried the mail ca r.