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New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
A REPEATER CAUGHT 1FTER HGHE
THREE OF HIS FRIENDS RESIST AN OFFICER
AND TRY TO HELP THE CULPRiT TO ESCAPE.

THREE OF HIS FRIENDS RESIST AN OfFlCfh
AND TRY TO HELP THE CULPRlT TO ESCAPE.
William Todd the Democratic repeater who was
arrested OH election day last spring in Jersey Guy on
complaint Of Sgfried Iammerschlag, for voting raud
lenty, and who jumped IDS ball. waS captured yes
tcrday, but not without difficulty. Todd having ac
qulred sufficient courage 10 return TO the city, was
going about visiting various beer shops In company
with Mike" ODIara the noted election expert joe
Quirk and Thomas Maloney. Captain John Graham
has been looking for Todd since he escaped
Captain Graham Is the who furnished the Senate
investigating committee with most Of the testimony
on which Senator Mcdonald was unseatcd. and who
also gave District Attorney Winfield material assist
ance In convc;ing the fonr election officers who have
been tried and sentenced for baotbox sufiing
After Tood disappeared eapias was issued for him
and placed In the Captain Grahams hsiIds.
Graham saw Todd yesterday evening and placed
him under arrest O'jiaa, Quirh and Malone inter
fercd aud attacked Graham. Ia the scrimmage Todd
escaped aud ran into a beer-sbop at Washington and
York Sts. Graham broke away from MS aaaaits
and pursued Todd. but the latter escaped through
side door and up Westinghouse. lie was Inter
ceptcd By ROundsman Hopkins, who took him to the
First Precinct Police station. In the meantime cap
tain Graham having desperate nght with o Mara,
Qurk and MalOney, but succeeded IN making MS eS'
cape after lie had been pretty roughly handled lie
followed Roundsman Hopkins and Todd % the police
station. moment later Constable Reei, VINO Is one
OF the indicted election officers, entered the police
station and demanded that Todd be delivered into
his custody. lie was laughed at, and on becoming
dcmonstIative was ordered 10 leave. Todd
turned to Captain Graham: Graham says he
will make complaints against O'Nara, Ouirk and Ma
loney for assautng him.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
JOLLY BEGGARS, THESE.
scuNoRER CLUB HAS A MERRY EXCURSION.

TIE sCHNoRER CLUB HAS MERRY EACohsioN'
aschnorer, is the German for "beggar7 or tramp
Now according 10 the song Of His Majesty James the
Flr, of Scotland "there was a 1oly bcggar' ana II
hcccinr he was bouud' If the members 0i INC
schnorer Climb are beggaTs, they are Jolly begsar'
and Yesterday on their ninth annual cAcirSloh anu
cam.balc they were bound for Seaside PARK, Bridge
mort Conn The iron steamboat siilus cdIre" hIo'0
than 500 schnorers to Bridgeport and back Inc
weather WAS magnificent, and the sail was highS
ENJOYABLE Cappa's band played fT The ochhore'''
and Cappa's music 10 small element oi inc -"
eraI enjoyment and success which atehucd INC ou''s
The committee OF Arrangements was composed Oh
the following Schnocrs: Louis j. HelhL' presuono'
William g. McC'rea, secretary Peter DoelseT' !r. 'ohn
McMahan, Patrick McCabe, George " Rclhharut' Eu
ward Eobltzck, Aois y. BcTman, Frederick ochoN
George Chapel. ~
The members assembled at the clubhouse al ono
hundred and sixty -thlrd-st aud Thirl-ave at '"o
A. m and headed by Cappa's band parahed oo"n W
the Sirius which was lying at Harlem Brldge' lnc
chief officer of the parade was COMMANDER 1a'op y"
Wpdeckcr. who wa assisted by LleuienantColohei
H. c. 5clwaneckc Major Charles Wirhenic'er' H. 'i'
bruno Charles Jones, Robert Prior, Edward OConhor
I Hart H. -clorsAy and Captains George A. Lam
brecht Al Hehning Robert VolbTicht. Emil Hoffman,
W. H. Peterson. j. skelly. Henry Elias, Is; % hurtae'
August Pey William Eblng;; H. "GHa KHoon y, " 0'Se
Ch Roos ). b. shepherd. II. Thoesen. W. greacn' D.
Oercl. II. Wcisker, H. G. schadcr; refer >, huSlof d
Among the guests who eEjOycd the excursion anu
clam -bal,o OF the SchnOrer cub were Coroner Levy
J. H. J. Ronncr cx president OF the club. Judge Err
Itch Judgc FitZsmmOns and Judge tic2crlch.
The holiday capacity Oi the schnOrers may be gaiged
by the following hgurcs. They ate 900 earS Oh green
corI Il5 pounds OF hard clans. L. pounds or Soft
clans barrels Of Irish potatoes. barrels OF sweet
potatoes 400 pounds OF honeycomb trpe 300 pounds
Of Shoepslead. ZOO pounds Of sea bass 9op ponndS
al chickens 40 pounds Of lardng pork. 400 pounds OF
butter 900 oaves OF white bread 80 lOavcs OF Bost0n
brovn broad 900 tomatoes 100 watermc)ns. 400
hard cr,,,s and 600 Holsters. That something
of a feed" and they drank blank bana blank kegs
of beer The clam bake was great success.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
SERVICES AT PITMAN GROVE.

Pltman Grove, ". j., Aug. (SpeciaD.-rhe Rev.
Mr. Updegraft arrived here last night and began work.
At his experience meeting this morning 80 persons
SPOKE The Rev. L. r. Dunn, of the Newark Confer
cncc, preached this morning. collection was taken
up for the benefit of local churches Both the tabcr
nacle and tent were crowded at each service AT the
afternoon session the Rev. DR.. Tucker Of the New
York Conference, preached and ilhe evening the
Rev j. F. Grob Of the Eastern Evangelical Church.
preached the of the session. Order was given
Today by the association that storekcepers outside the
Grove could not bring their goods inside the grove.
This was done to protect The stOrekecpcr inside
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
TROTTING AT BUFFALO.
DAWSON WINS THE 2:27 RACE AND LOWERS
HIS RECORD.

DAWSON WINS TIE 2:21 RACE AND LO"ElSo
HIS RECORD.
Buffalo. Aug (spccaD.-A larger crowd turned
ont this afternoon for the second day Of the Grand
Circuit meeting and the conditions were more favor
able for fast time than they were yesterday. Only
one of the heat winners made individual record,
Dawson entering the twenty list with mark Oh
oI014 The New-York gelding landed the : ~ race
in straight heats. This the first race, and IL
had field Of nine, of which Dawson was the selection
in the pools. Jesse Hanson, Boston trotter. drew
the pole but did not hold II long, for he made break
when Dawson came alongside and the latter had smooh
sailing 10 the wirc in 20. Abble Y. in second place.
with Keokec tapped her. Davison's stock rose at
once and sold at 50 10 90 AlmOnt Wilkes had been laid
up in the previous heat, and now tried conclusions
with the avorite bat only got to his wheel, and was
beaten by two lengths In > 20 1-2. The Wilkes
stallion had shown miles below 30 in other contests
so the Judges tried another driver and selected Charles
Marvin Wilkes made Dawson go faster and looked
dangerous Oh the homesrecl, but the gelding had a
link left and finished under the whip in 2:l0 Ia, lbs
best record to date
The freefor-all pace lacked interest, for llickok
decided not to start Adons. Hal Pointer could have
deal to drop one TO Gossip jr, in time much below
tho Tennessee flyers ability. Then he went and
ended the unequal contest with ridiculous ease.
There was battle in the 2:19 class, which brought
ont six swift tr0ttcrs. Mocklng Bird making
her first appearance this In the early
betting Lady Bullion and j. B. Richardson
had host Of backcrs, but Alfred ruled the market
later, and 1t was to him just before the first
heat Alfred ;. won the first heat in = 20 A, but
was kept busy by MOckng Bird In the next two
heats the Buffalo forcing him TO trot in ~ "a
tine second tine In the third heat The Californian
ehowed that he complete master # the situation.
for he drew away the hCmestretch and won by
During the afternoon sunol and Belle IIamn wee
paraded and the announcement was made ttat b0ih
would attempt 70 beat Their records tmorrOw after
nnon about 4 o'clock Besides these attract Ons, the
:o4 class trotting and stake for five ycarods arc
ON the programme, Pamlico. Prince Regent Direct
and other fast young horses being named Tor the
latter contest.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
A GOOD Friend.

A writer on The Florida Timcs-Unon, saw very
pretty scene day two ago, after heaYy ram
4 little kitten with blue ribbon around us neck
had wandered ont into the street, and feared TO cross
the gutter where swift stream dashed along. 10
was mewing peously but no one paid any attention
TO it. Presently there came along great Newiound
land dog with bright, intelligent eyes and glossy
coat Attracted by the little kittens distress, he
ga2ed at it moment, then glanced quietly about
him. Then lie walked out into the street, picked up
the kitten in his mouth and carried il gently TO tho
sidewalk. lie placed II on a dr. spot. licked 10
kindly once or twice wagged his bushy TALL and then
went down the street.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
CALLING on MRS HARRISON.

Cape Nay. Aug. (specoD.-A musicale was given
at the Presidents cottage this morning by Master
BERTHE shelly the violinsi, and his mother, who
stoppng at the STOCKTON. They came IC Cape May
If the request II Mrs. liarri On. Arrangements have
been made for their playing at the White House this
,,lutar Among the callers at the cottage today.
were Mrs Wauanai,er Mr.. aud Ms y. X. JamsOn,
and the Rev. \. 4. Murphy, Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
ADDISON cAnHAcK HAS 4 PAINFUL FALL.

Saratoga. y. y. Aug. 7.-Addison Cammack. the
stock broker, Of New York. started to walk down the
Dyison-st stone steps Of the United states Hotel to-
day, when he caught his toe on the edge Of the mat
ting ut the top step and stumbled falling down four
steps. lie cut cash In his forehead three inches
long. but shallow. Mrs. James e.. Blaine jr., who
sitting the piazza nearby at the time. saw tho
accident and tainted M. Cammack assisted 10
his room, and Dr. Mey. The house physician, attended
him. His Injuries not serious enough TO cause
him much annoyance.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

often AZ the same time failed to find SENS was be
the former returnablc and the latter I'M
returnabe This was so thgSe or four years aGe but
IL Is not today. "The sum-" "Tflbune' ana
Herald arc unquestionablv the three most popular
NcwYork papers In this city at the present tmc and
consequently are usually s0li ont early. The
WoridS II is clamci and think accurately, has. by
It, foolish course. lost fully 40 per cent Of US once
enormous sale In brooklyn. Tho ncwsdeaers are
"aglnr IL and the public to large extent Is rather
tired OF II. That Is the then. that one can
always find It, An undrBwn we'll Is not apt to run
dpv
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

rumor when she was first seen in Nsrr0ws that 10
was the English yacht Golden Fleece, which s due hero
tomorrow. Tho Jessca sailed from Scotland on July .,
stood the voyage wel She Is commanded by Captain
Richer Is consigned TO George Haryte, OF this city,
She VIII lie at TompSnsylle until orders received from
sto natOu
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

Teacher Of Nazareth examples OF that high quality
which the lecturer had made his theme.
In the afternoon the Rev. DR.. II. c. Hovey. Of
bridgeport. Conn.,, delivered descriptive and humor
Gus lecture entitled Arcadia, the Land OF the Blue
noses and OF Evangelinen
=, Madame F.. Albert Of New York, gave lecture
this morning. In Mrs. Van Kinks dndcrgarten. the
children took up the study of leaves.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
MAJOR JOSEPH TRAwIN.

MAYOR Joseph TraWn died at 81. MIchaeIs Hospital,
Newark night two days illness, from pnen
nonis lie born Newark sxty-ninc year, ago. and
leaves three adult children. When the broke he
enlisted with the 1st NcwJcrsey Regiment aduan and
subsequently served major with the Sh NewJer'ey
Volunteers. From 1876 TO 1880 he was keeper Of the
Newark Bay Lighthouse. lie o member OF Lincoln
Post and a prouucnt Mason
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
SIMON l.. JONES.

san Francisco Aug. (SDecla-Simon L. Jones one OF
the old st bestknown business Of San Francisco
died to-day the age OF scyentysoyen Mr. Jones was
native Wales here in 1851 from Texas and opened
an auction business with Mr. Cobb making tea and rice
sDccaltes. For the finn sold the bulk OF the
tea supplied this lie lett estate Of half
million his only
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
Holm 4. MARTIN.

Kansas City Mo. Aug john J. Maltn. one OF the
we,thlcst men Of this city died at his home here this
morning short Illness. from inflammation of the
bowels. lie ntynine years Of and has lived
in this county hirtycight years lie is rcputed to be
worth sO 600 coo. lie leaves wife, but Children
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
STATEN ISLAND.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
ro SWIM rop A GOLD CLIP,

Long Branch, Aug Z (SpeeiaD.-A swimming contes
for gold cup to BE- presented by Colonel NJ j. oBrien
Ncepresidn and manager Of the Southern Express WI
take place at Hollywood Saturday.
(For other out. Door sports zee Third Fdge,)
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

married to Samuel ID. scudder also of this city, The
Rev. William f. Anderson the pastor, o1icsted: MISS
Maud F. HILL Of Margarctvlllc. was bridesmaid, ann
e. B. Walker, IT.. best man. a reception was held
at the home OF the bride from TO S O'clock
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
A KEDUIhG.

Kingston. n. v, Aug lspecialj.-ln st. Iamess
Methodist Episcopal Church today MISS ida Marsnerio
Hewitt. daughter Of Mrs. Mary ID. ~ Hewitt OF TINS
ctv and niece Of Mrs. George Westinghouse i was
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
NEW-YORK PAPERS IN BROOKLYS.

tiossiper In The Brooklyn Life.
As "a writer pride myself upon INV accuracy but
last week In my gossip about newsdct'eTs am free
10 confess made mistake. stated a. at the reason
one could always find Words" the stands and
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

Hub Punch is famous for its rare purity and eNaus.
itc flavor. Hub Punch saves eNprrmeniile' Always
ready: nothing better. GiOcers and druggists.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

The great bridge over the Thames at New-London,
Conn Uhe largest drawbrdge in the world has pIeeo
the cap-stone upon the enterprise OF the SHORE Line
between Boston and New-York. All connections are now
perfect ana finer route than this can be onered'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
IlnrrY'a Trir d nlrcrOas

reviyes the perlshng 1t rcnews, eosscs preserves
ard multpes the Dbres and cieases the scap' cures
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

Scotch cutter yacht Jessca arrived at Tompkins-
Vile s. L. Wednesday night from Faeilie. Scotland.
She displayed the British Hag and that fact started the
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
DIED..

whrn suffer from sick headache 6s1i1sts pIi:
constipation, etc., remember Carters Ltue Ll'ef KIM
will relieve you. One pill is a dose.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

A DAYS OUTING on MOUNTAIN AND IN GLEN.
For Mauch Chunk, Glen OnoSo and the switch-Back
a special train leaves foot Liberty ST., " r.. Wednes-
day August 49, at 80 4. M, via the Central Kali
road Of New-Jersey. Fare round trip, 81 20. switcr
Back so cents extra.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
THE MANHATTANs WIN AT CRICKET.

One OF the best cricket CT the payed
at Prospect yesterday the Staten Island and M,n
haitian clubs doing battle for the supremacy Of NewYork.
The Monhattans won thus for the second time this year
showing their superiority over the Islanders Some ex'
eellcn. psy was seen, but IL evidently bowlers
day as the scores realized far below the average
for so good wicket In the second innings however.
H. Tyers made good stand for 81 one hit Of his yield
ing six runs. H. H. Coyne also showed good form for
.wc.ty-oae. J. A.. Richardson played bert for Staten
Island and obtained seventeen In good style The fau
follows
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

For summer complaints ciarrhoea and all PAIN Poncs
rytrac, is nneqnned. Buy tho genuine.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
OAice. $50 Slxth.ave.. corner 23d-st.. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
Sserial Nsilfes.
The Acknowledged Cure for sick

Headache Carters Little Liver pills Dose. one pill
Po.fa0icc Nofice.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
.o1 cLAss-puRsE So. 900.
III ~ y > = - > - " : y
o.I9 CLASS-PCRSE s.. 600.
4 SCOTCH CUTTER HEEM

Time-2 ;2Ot. e:i7', . :io's
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-27
A RAILROAD IN THE ARC JIG REGIONS.

London Iron gives the following
particulars of project the success
of which would doubtless DO fol-
lowed by similar enterprises: "The
boldcst electrical project yet sug-
gested is one which is under con-
sideration in Russia for line from
st. Petersburg northeast to Arch
angel, on the White Sea, distance
of over 500 miles. 1t is proposed
to furnish the electric current from
a series of generating stations dis
tributed along the line, and the cost
of the undertaking, including rolling
stock, is estimated at only about
$4,000 per mile. Archangel, the
proposed northern terminus, hes in
GA degrees north latitude, close to
the Arctic circle. 1t is far above
the latitude of the northern shore
of Hudson Bay, and almost rs far
north as the narrowest part OF
Behring's Straits, the suggestion Of
crossing which by railway has
been assumed by many to be i'm
practicable. 1t may be that cleo
tricity will furnish the solution of
the difficulty of operating railways
in extremely cold regions which
attends the use of steam. Evil
IDENTIFY au electric railway can
be built of any desired length
if power generating stations are
supplied at proper intervals,
and hence it becomes only ques-
ton of obtaining sufficient traffic to
warrant the cost of construction
and operation. The electric loco
motive has no steam or water pipes
to freeze and burst in the intense
and long-continued cold of far
northern winter, and electricity, by
which trains can be lighted, will
doubtless ere long be successfully
applied to the purposes of heating
also. Should the remarkable en-
terprise of an electric railway to
| the White sea be actually carried
into execution, it will not be hard
| to believe that similar line may
be pushed through Alaska to meet
at Behring's straits an extension OF
the Russian railway system
through Siberia. and complete a
continuous railway line uniting
America, Asia and Europe"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-20
Union valley Va.wings.

The Colonel j. sflIl alive. hale y
aud aims tn comnsrncs prrHcning
The nth Smndsy IN June ri simmons
Chapel. We wish him 10 prosper )" Tue
good c-us-.
Rev John G. Conner preached u Ne
beatty school house Slniav ~. M. Y.
i nm iMeliigen, ~pedagogue " Mentor
Come sSsin. John.
Quite = storm passed through ou'
place telling lur timb.r. did not do ANY
harm 10 sns houses 10 our pat. hui y
blew or part % the rnof II Peter I''n-'
ines barn. OF Cr> -tai. Peter said Al e
hated was thnt il did not finish ur ~"'A
suppose Il blew Tom Thumb away too
ii not lei's hear from you lem.
Prof VIM. >. Auburn. aud relatives
passed through our town Snndsy' ca
route TOR Ellsxoftn TO visit friends A"s
relatives.
jain ". Lsndreth. Jr.. 10 farming u
Cane Creek bottom among the frogs nn'
the rrxp grass. Johnnie SANS IL h. doe
40, saIse ANY corn. lie will raise = cseI
OF troy, ana plenty grass 70 feed them
Jehnle THINKS they are volunteers ~
people thinks he planted them, - the'
sie too plentiful 10 be volunteers
then KICKER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-20
The Earrick County Blowing
Associations.

Michenrr & Co have made the same
kind 81 ~ af'empt 70 capture y Iegi-Is-
TOR IN Wsrrick county. who will vote for
: Trust man tor u. 5. Senator. that they
lii IN Dubois county, only in Warrick
Il is = Senator they try 10 sneak in. II
j. noticeable that il il only in Democrat.
ic districts they try 10 make this sneak.
IN Republican districts they refuse n
affiliate with The r. NJ II. Al, aud the
make no nominations. and even in
i.mbtfnl counties. like Pike and Orange.
they 30 not nominate. But in Demo-
cratic Warrick they met Saturday and
nominated : full county tirket. and IN.
-tructed for prosecuting attorney 'and
joint senator. The ticket il - follows
Prosecutor. Herb Hoggssi. rep senator
James Holder, rep. representative. y
Hall Rhoades, dem: sndifor. AloIph
Helm. rep. : clerk. Lsfe H~srgrove. dem
sheriff; Alpha Mathews. dem; treas
nrer. Sam Edwards. dem recorder
William Skelion. rep. survey or, a. 4
Bryant rep. coroner, Humphrey Sloan
rep; con missioners. j. b. Graham
dem; James johnson. rep. and Jame'
r. Colbonrn. dem. Nov The democrat
aud tie r. NJ. B. A. each have a ticket il
tine field. Previous TO Saturday the un
|aer~'snding was that the republican
would inforse the +. NJ. Il. A. ticket
but since the convention many leading
republicans swear they cannot vote 70
II. aud ne opinion now j. that they Wi
put q ticket in the field also.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-20

Estate.
NOTICE Il hereby given, that BY vir-
~ tue % IN order 81 the Dubois cir
cult Court. made Al the April term. 1880.
tile undersigned Elizabeth
Bacher. aininisfra,rix Of the estate Of
PLilip Bscher, deceased. will offer for
sale at public auction, on the premises,
ON
TUESDAY. JULY 10Th. 1890.
the undivided swo-thirls parts Of the
Following described real estate, situate
liz Dubois Comfy. indiana. to-wit: Lots
numbered three I3l. four III five Isl six
I[6l, seven III, twensy.seven ia and The
lSoush.hslf Of lot No. eight Isl. I'll IN the
town II HsysviiIe. according 70 the plat
of said town; che Sonth-West quarter 81
the NORTHEAST quarter Of section No
twenty i've 1881. township No. one III
North. range No. i've Isl West. 40 acres.
Part or the North half Of the North-
East quarter ~ said section IS, in said
township aud ange.h bounded ~ follows,
viz commencing II the West corr
ner thereof, thence North fifty 1901 rods,
thence East thirty eight s. rods. thence
South. W est, with the ~meanderings OF the
Havsviile and Loogootce road. ffty-slx
1861 rods and nine 81 feet. Ito : point
On The South line Of raid North one-halI
b North East one-fourtb. twelve rods East
OF The South Yves, corner Of said tract. J
thence West 10 the place Of beginning
twelve fI2l rods. containing eight thirty
: seven one-hundredth acres. more or less
and part OF the SOUTHEAST quarter o.
aid section IS. In said township and
range. bounded a. follows, viz beginning
AZ The center Of said section, thence East
TO the German grave yard, thence South
10 The North side Of the Town plat Of
fIayev,iIe. thence West 10 the half mile
lire dividing said section North and
N South. thence North To the place Of be-
ginning, containing six acres, more o.
-llees
TERMS or SALE:-One-fhird or The
purchase money 10 be psid in cash, lhs
residue IN two equa. payments Il nine
and eighteen months /; deferred pay menfI
10 be secured by notes, bearing six pei
cent. interest from date. waving benefI
OF valuation laws, with good freehold
surety 10 the approval OF the administers
ltrix. Sale 70 begin q 10 o'clock. A NJ
ELIZABETH BAcHER, Adm'x.
TRAyLoH & HUNTER, Atty's.
June 20, 1880 Nv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-20

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