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PaulIoe Hal, aud tho Aronsous.

The stockholders of the New York Concert
Company tthe Casinol will hold their annual
meeting to-day to elect a new Board OF Direc-
tors. Ths opponents OF Rudolph Aronson and
his brother. under the leadership Of Alexander
Lesson, whom the Aronsons are prosecuting
Board. 1t was said by. stoskholder yester-
day that II they ehoul By chance succeed the
theatre would be leased to Pauline Hal
whose offer to take the theatre and guaran toe
. dividend to stockhoders was the particular
cause OF the row at this particular election. As
AlactiaAa
The sun., 1890-09-13
The Recount or st. Paul.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 12.-superIntenden Por-
ter to-day received the following telegram
from Mr.. James H. Wardle who is In charge
OF the work of making the recount OF the pop
uation OF the city Of st. Paul
Not a person, returned from the Catholic
Parochlal School or Union Depot building.
ing. l55 in Hotel Ryan, and none in tho Pioneer
Press building. In che first enumeration 257
persons were returned as residents at the
parochial schoo 245 at tho Union Depot. $50
at the Hotel Ryan. and ITO at the Pioneer Press
buildinR"
The sun., 1890-09-13
Australian Murphy whipped.

sAH FRAEorsoo, Sept ia-A private cablo Rsossvsa
here states that Billy Murphy. the snAas thouSh
piuoky feather weight has At last his Waterloo.
His oonaueror IL rising young Australian GsAthss
weight named Albert GriqithA who nights under the
nickname OF 1rino. hmpby'H oAbiONam 10 abort and
ehhrHotSristo, merely Containing tbs words. "fusne1
rves fuller pa eulAIs be had Apd It wifi not 10
known howl hurphys assertion that ho was druRRCd
Toatm ent that has accorded him IN his dEhts i
the colonies again and again
The sun., 1890-09-13
Two Largo Steamships for the Cattle
Trade.

BOSTON. Sept. 12.-The Leyland line will soon
place new steamship on the route between
Liverpool and Boston to be called tho Grego-
rian. 1t is AL feet long 46 feet beam. 34X feet
dopth Of hold. and will carry 1000 tons dead
weight She Is understood 10 be the largest
carrying vessel afioat She will have accom-
modstions for about 900 cattle. and has o
special hold for dead meat
MessrR. Johnson Co OF Liverpool have
launched Q steamer to be put on the route
between Liverpool. Boston, and Baltimore.
She is $40 feet long: breadth moulded, 40 feet
inches: derth u hold 28 feet 8 inches;
gross tonnage. $500 toms; dead weight ca
paeitys 5000 tops on mean draught Of "a
been built In excess OF Lloyd's highest class,
She will easily transport 1.0U0 head OF cattle,
The sun., 1890-09-13
Labor and Waves

Ala recent meeting OF the Cutters Union OF Lynn.
NasR II voted that and after certain dAls IN
the future Knight OF Labor cutters shall cut
stock TO be stitched by girls not members OF the Stitch
srS Union OF the knights OF Labor This action las
created a sensation In manufacturing elrcles and
prolonged lAhoI trouble may arise when the attempt
Tho shoe clerks Of Harlem complain OF their lSnR
bonrE They work from 30 A. N'tO 81 r. NJ HoSt
OF lhem belong to association called the Hearts OF
Oak" which hAS To- lnembeFa and has hSAdquGTIoT
Ht Eighth ASSpuo aud ThIrty.1iKth street Pstitlon
are being circulated aud mas meeting viii bO held
The sun., 1890-09-13
BROOKLYN.

Henry l. Hutc hinHpn has been OlsOtsd PFS1adsnt -
the Brooklyn Choral SOoioy in place OF william BcrsL
who declined reelection
PrivSts D@eeiys JAMES Aocomb has returned home
after absence OF couple OF monthA and thfaAtsnS
make It for the parties who started he repo1
CAthGrinS Barker aged a years, OF TO Columbia
street Brooklyn, Jumped from third story WindoNr III
the Long Island College Hospital yesterday moFninS
and sAs killed she wSl nndsr tEsAimsnT At The hos
The sun., 1890-09-13

A man and woman. VITO went in cab TO
Police Headquarters yesterday afternoon. re-
ported that Samuel L. Mcbride who is connect
ed with the Gates City FilterinR Company OF 46
Murray street has been missing since Monday.
They left portrait OF him with the police. Nc
Brdes address recently has been at the New
York Hotel. He formerly lived at 1876 West
City FilteiinR Company Mr.. A. Riosthal. the
son OF the President OF. the company. said that
70 Boston on business. His family are in the
The sun., 1890-09-13
Populations or Cities.

WAsHrSoToN. Sept. 12.-Tho Census ONCE
to-day announced the count OF the populations
OF the following named cities:
Mankato Mimi. 8,s05, increase $685. or 5a66
per cent. WinonA Mimi. ls.20s. Increase
5000. or 1887 per cent; Virginia City. New,
6.937, decrease 1850 or Al .95 per cent. Cars0n
City New, 40s0. decrease I49. or g. so per cent,
Denver. COL, lO6670 increase 71.04l.
The sun., 1890-09-13

Tho store Of Aaron Hermann. importer Of
millinery goods. silks. and ribbons. at Al East
Fourteenth street. has been closed by Deputy
Sheriff Carraher on an execution in favor Of
Julia A. Hermann. his wife. for So 525. Several
manu- acturers have replevined goods.
The j. Nj. Harding Manufacturing Company.
is In the bands OF Deputy Sheriff Fox on three
executions for a, AIS In favor OF J. W. Fisko.
- Gard 4 Stqekey; dealers ia hay and feed at
ment yesterday 70 Bartlett s. Marshall. giving
DrafaraneeR for Al 41A
The sun., 1890-09-13
ner Muraeroa. Husband SIN at Liberty.

The Italian woman who was slashed with o
razor at So Mulberry street on Thursday night
by her husband. Angelo CaputA, is In q pre-
earious state at Bellevue Hospital. she told
Coroner AesSemer yesterday that she had had
no tFoubl9 With her husband. but that he was
drunk. He .whstted razor on his shoe and
ion In italy. she signed to hsr ante NOR em
etAtement her maiden name. AntoniG CiEARell0
The husband has not been caught
The sun., 1890-09-13
A stage IaeIA Up by AIaskod Men,

PoRTLAND. Ore. Sept l2-The United States
Marshal to-day received letter from the Post
master at Fort BidwslL Cal. stating that the
stage on the route between Blittzsn aud DIG-
mond, Lake county. Oregon. vas held up and
robbed by masked hiRhwAymen on Sept 4.
Tho hiRbWAymen Iihed the mall. and. after
securing ell the Registered lelter rs and packages
not known what amount the robbers GocurSd.
The sun., 1890-09-13
Gave mIa Ratlrs Estate to Charity.

The late Joseph Bossie, by will which he
executed on Dec. 20. 1858. gave his entire es-
tate real and personal. to the Home for Aged
and Infrm HebrewR. excluding his family. A
son and three daughters survive him. All OF
them contest the will on the general ground OF
mental incapRcity. They also assert that the
win Is void under section 36O. OF the act OF
1850. which provides that no test9tor shall be-
Charitable institntions where there is a Widow
husband, or children surviving.
The sun., 1890-09-13
TLe Danbarv JsweIr1 Th,.ves :ssn,sus.a.

DASBURY, Sept. 12.-George W. Wallace and
George A. Wslllck. the two Now York cracks
men who entered Larue's jewelry store in
this city few weeks ago, and In broad day
light oyOrpowered the clerk and made good
their escApO with nearly 10000 worth OF Jewel.
~ and diamonds. wereBsntenced 70 tWolveyeArs'
ip the Superior Court. The names givep by
the prisoners are believed to be fictitious.
pronounced. and would have Injured some
deputy sheriff.
The sun., 1890-09-13
wh.rs Yesteraay.a Fires wsrs

A. M.-e5o. 9s2 Second avenue. factory building
owned by N. ReisohmAn lOSs OF several tenants and
damage 70 building, s. 600
y. M-2itO iHb East fiItyhr6t street Michael Fnn'1
ApSrtmsntS- damage e4s O. Louis Rothi grocery.
FoTayth SlEosL damage $40; 9Il5 third OF InbO
Tenth avenue, occupied by Peter AcGinniI damage
EOi 10 80 second DoOr 9ST Third Aysnue damage
HliR
The sun., 1890-09-13
Lunnery and Class Again AGasaAoA GSu
O1 900 . Side.

Pred Lummery. the crack wing shot Of LArchmsut
and Frank olasS of Newark N. j., were matched "a
Yesterday. for the second time to shoot at 100 hVa
BIRDS each from ave traps 2a yArds rise for 900
side, Hurn CHAM rules 70 govern. The match will b
shot on on rhuIsdAy afternoon nsxt on the WiAts
The sun., 1890-09-13
CAUGHT IN CANADA.

Tive Alleged Now York Central Train
Wreehers Captured.
Prescott. Ont, Sept 1.-Two New York
Central Railroad strikers Buott and CAIN
have been arrested here. charged with train
wreckinR The men resisted arrest and the
detectives were obliged to cover them with
FavOlvara
The sun., 1890-09-13

All entitled 20 the best that their money will buy
90 every family should have At bottle OF the best
family remedy. Syrup Of PiEH TO cleanse the system
when e0StVS bOuL ToT sale IN bOc- ana o. bottles
BY All leading dFngEibA-AaG
The sun., 1890-09-13
The MaFlen Whsalnan.

The Harlem Wheelmsn held meeting at SnstY g.
pAcious club house Fifth and 1880 street lAst
night Committees were Appointsd TO arrange for Ia
dies reeePtopA 10 be given on the third Tuesday q
each month during the winter and parties WeskiY
on sAtuIdsy HIEhtA Club runs will be held on osl
and 4
The sun., 1890-09-13

Tho Order OF VeEta," benevolent and
mutual benefit organization has Just been
formed among the Dolicsmsn OF the West Tooth
street station; The nsmbers Will put In $40
The sun., 1890-09-13
Nan.a for conrra...

RsP5y rSS: D;ESSfsS yir'. At5yIsRd si.srS
district
The sun., 1890-09-13
nTsaaAa Aad AGsCAvty Fight to q Draw.

Mike Brennan and Tom Mccarty fought to
draw in ten rounds In Hoboken last night.
During the first four rounds McCarty had
somewhat the best OF II. but Brennan then
braced mp and hit MoCarty several hard blows
In the face. Jack MoAullffo was referee.
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UNCLE SANS TARS AT THE OPERA
THE YORKTowN'S EXCELLENT BEHAVIOR IN


on Board the Atlanta. squadron of Evolution LIS
bon Portugal Dec 2i.-Thc United states glnboat
Yorktown arrived here safely yesterday, fifty hours
after the rest Of the squadron had anchored. Her
commander reported that ON the 18th he was Obliged
To heavc to on account O the tremendous sea that was
running While hcaving 10 the Yorktown shipped
sea that carried everything movable Oh her dccas.
Her stccragc gear va, also broken, and II became
necessary To lower whale boat 10 act A. drag on
one Of her quarters Tn, boat had 10 be abandoned
because OF the batorn. II received during the gale.
After lyiucto for forty eight hours the wind and sea
lullcd somewhat and Captain Chadwick concluded 10
run into Faya Azores. order 10 repair his steering
gear and take in more coal. The Yorktown remained
in rayal two days and half then made the distance
from there 10 this port go niles in three days easily
She behaved admirably throughout the pa sage, but
the captain considered that IT advisable 10 heavc
her to before the sca got high and rendered this
proceeding more dangerous.
The usual ,ivltc- were exchanged yesterday be
tween the Governor OF Lisbon, the United states
Minister. DR.. IDr.u. Of Boston. the uitcd states
consul and Admiral Nahcr. ana .alut"' were t''l
fiom the Chicago c.'h distinguished visitor TOOK
hi, departure, According tp the present arrange
mcnts the squadron vail sail for l1ntirr, M"f"'',
on lY',tmh,i so. thence Tor Gibraltar, 'diidI'ia;
H,re,.l,n, .foil,n and Nice. ST Nirc VIII
probably remain some time. The weather has been
cold and not particularly clear.
Yer, few visitor, have a- yet hoarTod the ,hlps
Those vho have cN pr,..-'d thcus'Nc, iHNordhN ih
regard to thr fine appearance" our i'ur N"s''l,
present. our men are afforded opportunity ~
to see rfy or ~>ty o Jncc sam, tais IN tho front
D A
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Pltteburg, Jan. (~peclall-lhc Globe sewer Pipe
CouuauV now winding mp IL, adairS, }, composed Of
several Of the largest sewer pip facioc, in ONO and
PcnnsyI Ivania. The object Of IT, Organization wa, to
maintain firm price, at advance and Ia do away
with uuproGtinc competition. When 1t began bu,i-
nc,, it announced t. the trade that all ,cwcrpp
must be purchased from certain agents, or from tho
hradquartcr, of the company. some hcdNN hN'r' "I
iitt-jurg and nclghEOg.nS towns were not ayr cable
to this arrangement and proceeded 10 gather Supph''
from outside factoric, The GlObc could Mt force
prices up and dissatisfaction crcpt INTO the inner
circles of the pool. There strong cHort made
to combine all the sewer pipe and t.rra Gotta ihcior~
IN the ncd STAT -, rut tio project met Win Hlt'
or no success. and short time ago the tiphc people
selected committee to wind up the aNhr, oi ia
company.
Tine iact that tn, company eoc, into Liquidation
does not affect any of me member, Of the pool
financially. Each factory confines business as an
individual concern.
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,rppoxrD CASE or sAyDBAGGTyG.

Cornrm. Shc,han, 4 retired Dut'h'r oi some wealth.
died ,t nt, home 33o Eat Forty-~cNcnth-st, on
x, vars pay from inJure, inflicted member, of his
c,, I'D, t.l.N, by sandbaegcr,. On December p he
went with q friend haroom, and IN paying for the
drinks exhibited roll Of bills. lie started for home
Alone and little later found scnsec's on the side
,,lk surrounded by crowd Of men who had been drink
~ In fine lquor shop. lie taken to his home where
r w, tended by Dr. Lyons. OF No. 223 East hrtieth
s.. III, money. 5lsf The physician found
,t Scchan lad slight wound the left eye, and .
ii.loration Of shoulder remaining ia coma
o.c condition several days Shechan recovered con-
~clousncs, sufficiently tell Dr. Lyons that while he
was going he suddenly lost consciousness Sheehah
then rcapSed cOnatosc condition. and died without
.r,a Ing again. Or Lyons could nd no wound on Shee-
Ian, head except his eye, and II convinced
that he was sandbagged. The police have Investigated
case. believe that Sheean was assaulted
And robbeA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
The MARYLAND SENfTORIIL CONTEST


Annapolis. Md. Jan. (>pccian.-Ephram X.
Wilson Will be re- elected 10 IN, United states senate
Tho Democratic caucus decided to-day.
senator German cast his influence for the
re- election OF his old colleague Yesterday GOV
rrnor jackson Wa~ s'ill hopeful. but summer ned
10 baltimore in the afternoon 10 confer with rep
rc~onliurc, OF senator German. The Governor. i;
i, said did not want 10 withdraw and 1t required
dcr-lc argument To induce him to make the sacrifice
lie WI tot. however. t'att Gorman determined
that the dcl must bee declared ON and all Must fall
into line for Wilson and CRAFTY i.c popular demand
Tor hi, r. election. rnc GoNcinor returned to An
uapon, about midnight and Informed General joe
eth .iud the oth.., VINO rad been Co.lrc'lnE hls
canvas thai he htd decided o withdraw ior the good
of thr party. The politicians who had been hoping
to reap some benefit from the deal were nrst Incline!
rebel but thu, forenoon all were ready 10 obey the
latest order Tom Nutmaun -
The cluc., Wa, ,il!cd for early hour ana many
OF the members who Wclc late iu rising hurried 20
the hil. expecting a lively contest Thrt WcIS
surprised 10 learn of tho Governors WlthdIa"al.
state senator John Nah1r smith. fh Nor,t''SI
County. dominated Judge Wilson, stating that no
Ta- the choice of the whole Democracy OF tlc Htit'
Delicate, =. -. Laird OF Montgomery senator % 'nm'
- Ni,t. of cecil. and Delegate Carter OF laltii"o
lty. made -pcrchc, se,ondlnS the nomination., -l9
thcr, we're nu other candidates. senator oHt WI
,uthoI lcl to east the Not" Of thG 'iu u 10. -
Nttcr tie cllcI- o. ~ribUpr wilson - lIVli' 'u
that a tremendous pressure lad been hI"uEht =" o''
uuou t,orman. When IL va learned tht ne itN"lc.'
lie Iarh h-on and lduchu.au combine, senator NlN"i
-touc.~; friend, Informed him tat II ~" cNnt,icl
~, cin.tion two wears hence he must hclp Wilson
now ar caf,.r Il break in the party. ~ tcy were
determined that wilson should not De 'Hfo"h over
lp.
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he saw in the house at o'clock, His evidence

he saw in the house at o'clock. His evidence
threw new light Oh the mystery.
Louis Seeey, employed in stable in the rear
OF Dr. Knlhin house testified that he heard a
mysterious noise IN the stable at > o'clock IN
the morning. The noise frightened him and he
away. subsequently he found out there was
a goat tied in the stable and ne had no doubt
the goat made the noise. First he thought that
the noise was made by man. lie knows Dr.
knifiin and Miss Purcell and frequently saw them
60 together to Cadwalladers stable, where Dr.
Kniilin kept his horse
EDWARD Wilkes. boy employed in Pattcrson's
drugstore. -estiicd that il was he who supplied
DR.. kniin with the aconite which he swallowed
for the purpose OF committing suicide. The wit
ness was IN the store alone, ana DIR. knliin
really helped himself 10 the drug He was in the
habit of getting drugs and medicines in the store.
The boy never knew him to get any chlOrolorn.
DR.. Kniflin filed ounce bottle with the acOnic.
and at the boys request wrote the label nm
self Mrs. knillin and Miss Purcell both ire
QuentlY came into the prcscrlptlon-rOom OF The
drugstore but he never SAW either of them take
drugs or tampcr with any bottles. The witness
said that the day after the alleged November
burglary he went up the ladder %hlch the house
breakers are said to have used and saw footprints
the second story vcranda. He said that Drug
gist Patterson had preceded him mp the ladder
and had seen the footprints. This contradlctcd
the druggists testimony the point.
William = Na9horn' a i,si.ho, Hroad-St. clfnr Hu
Kninln at Broadway. informing him of the murder
of his wife. When DR.. kniiiin arrived IN Trenton
that night the witness met him at the raj road
station, expressed his sympathy Tor him and ad-
vscd him 10 keep his counsel He sent the tcic
gram a personal friend. The relations between
DR.. kniihn and his wife were of the happlest
character. lie advised DR.. Knnn to keep his
counsel he said, because hc had heard accusations
against him and believed them 10 be false.
Coroner Bower AT this point informed the Jury
that Professor CornwallS. of Princeton COLLEGE,
had not yet finished the chemical analysis of the
contents Of Mrs Kniflin'S stomach, and since his
evidence was not in order and the courtroom
would he needed Tomorrow for other purposes, he
had concluded to adjourn the inquest until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
4 FIERCE GALE N vrw ENGLAND.

Boston. Jan. g l~pcclah.- Early th, morning gal"
struck this cty heavily. with almost no warning. a..
cnuipauicd ly slight snow eIuaL The weather
which for several dly~ had been warm. damp and
uupl.a-ant changed a suddenly the wind. the
mercury dropping about twcnt, degree, In five or >i\
hours. registering II degrees above zero At about
DAYLIGHT TIE wind reached It, maximum velocity.
forty two mile, an hour. ar "A. m. II
irt rfcrcd somewhat with the WORKING OF
the wires Of the lire alarm system bat.
luckily. there were no fire., of any importln'.
Although many Of the wires OF the police signal
system were crossed by telegraph and telephone wires
blown down by the storm. the several circuits were
not tncmscivc, damaged. The only trouble wa tmt
It was impossible, IN many ca>o,' for officers ON their
beat, t. communicate with Their respective station
Provincctown, Mas, Jan. 9.-rhc uowhWoet raic
continue, heavy at sunset. The brig Matilda Buck.
touaIyc,. for Boston, with cargo of u-Voud and
coffee, before reported ashore near Wood End LI-ht
lie, quiet and easy, and pr,babl, be- saved with
,modcrit, weather The crew were rescued by wrcca-
crs.
U'shlaud Light. Mass. Jan. 9.-Thc northwest glc
reached a velocity Of sixty miles an hour at @"'o
q. IN. today, accompanied by snow squ'l and IN
tense cold. The temperature frN twenty two dc.
g.,c, in twenty four hour-. T." hr- Ha.dtc, fr"n
Inc West Indies. with logWoud. vrh PASSED t- pu,Nt
yesterday has not since been seen, and wa probably
blown oil the coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
C.. s.. BRICE NOMINATED.
THE SECOND BALLOT SETTLES THE OHIO
SENATORSHIP
THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE THANKS THE
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS - MMAHoN
KEPT IN THE CONTEST BY
Isr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. I


Columbus, Ohio Jan. 9.-Calvn 5 Brice was NOM
mated for United states senator the second ballot
by the Democratic caucus tonight. This action again
divides the party in ohio. and the victory Of NOvcm-
ber 1--9 will result In successive defeats In
his canvass the same element Of the party that tri
IMPLIED in the election Of II. b. Payne six years ago
again came to the front. The methods used by MIR.
gain his triumph such a sterling Democrat
John A. Mcmahon, and Others who
opposed him, have been called in QueS-
tion hy prominent party and there is an
earnest wish on the part Of that a bolt may be
organized between and next Tuesday. Allen W.
Thurman j, working 10 that end, but with little
prospect now Of success. John H. Thomas, the
Spriu gued manufacturer. has been sold out He put
large sums Of money into the preceding the
election under promise of support for the senator
ship and could only muster eleven votes. III the
caucus Mcmahon was kept in the con
test by false promises while John McSweeney. James
T.. Ncal, samuel +. Hunt and c. ". Baker were
All brought out the Interest Of the successful cand
date. The influence Of GOvcrnOr-ecct Campbell
is shown IN the tact that the Neal men. Who come
from the home of the GoycTlOrelect, were the first
to break to Brice, This was the signal for the
stampede. on the second ballot Brce received
uity three Of the seventy three votes cast.
Mr. Hicc was brought into the hall and ac
knowlcd Ted the compliment Mrs. Brlce, accompanied
hy her sister, Mis- orr, and General
L. liaqt esG entered tho .nl.on nan l@~' ,%}
were received with cheers. The caucus then had the
bad taste drl- the defeated candidate, into the hlu
and demanded from them speeches Of Endorsement
Thomas refused To come. and McNahons remarks
were anything but cordial. The two ballots were as
First Brcc ~; Thomas II : Mcmahon. IA: Baker
q; Hunt, :. Neal. > Scncy, >. Mc~weency. 4 :;
Gcddc>. =: cultivate, l.
Scroud-Ircc. IS Thomas. 3, Mcmahon - Baker,
/, >cLcy, > cultivate, l.
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A BUILDING DEMOLISHED Ry THE WIND.

The wind tore down yesterday what wa- l"ft Of the
Casino building. now being built at Atlantic and
Alabama ayes. In the Twenty sixth Ward. IN BROOK
lyn. The front wall was blown down on "Wednesday
night and at . so yesterday morning the rear wall
went with H. The stone and br.cs crushed INTO the
house occupied by Edward Johnson. 40 No. II Ala
haiui ave i, ~uu Charles. trn years Oh. wa buried
uri,r ID pile of stone but escaped with few bruises
and ,ut- The dwelling wa> damaged q th" extent
of about - 900. The adlou.u- hou-". W. l3. oc
,uplrd hy Thomas Victor. VI, also ~'R hN the fdII
lns wall, and sustained a dauag" Of about ZOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
WRECK ON THE UNION PACIFIC ROAD.
THE FAST NAIL TRAIN PARTLY BURNED-PAs-
SENGERS HURT.

Omaha, Neb.. Jan. . (>pccal.-A Bee dispatch
from Sidney says The fast mail on the Union Pa
cifc road was wrecked near here about daylight th,
morning by broken rail. The two
mail ears and the baggage car were burned.
most Of the mail and all Of the baggage and
express matter being destroyed. The passengers man
aged to get out of the -ccpcrs I'm their night clothes.
some Of them were hurt but not seriously. Tie
slcepers woSa badly burned. Ba- master DObhlns
was severely injured"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

Auburn, y. T., .an. o.-Ihc Rev. John llophne
ha, been appointed pastor OF II. Mar>'s Church al.
Waterloo 10 succeed the Rev. j. !. Hickey. This IT,
the church from the pa>torltc ol which Iishop Nc
Ouadc dcpo-cd the Rev. athcr Lambert. whose appeal
t The. Ptopa.andn has not yet been settled and for
Whose return To Waterloo "A long petition mas been
sent 10 the Pope. lhc change oi pastor, Will further
compcatc tho trouble.