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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
ALLEGED FRA UDCLENT ACT or fhiN'
ACCUSED BY AN AGED PARIsHIoNER OF OBTAIN
ING uER PROPERTY.

Trcnton ~ j. July Il (speciall-An lh'c!os''-r ,, Us
s,orv in which a Catholic priest Is chirgeu WIN -
coi,lnc money or property from woman aS '''
idti,n t,r obtaining separation for her rom "c.
t.laa has boer brought 10 light by decision lus'
,d,,.,d nv Vice Chancellor Bird. The priest Is 'lc
po,. patrick Corrican who has charge Of PARIS" Ia
uo,,olcn and the woman. Mrs. Mary Pir"ni' was
,,,,ler NJ hi, congregation f'r about three YEAR
Mr.. pir,ni Is an Irish woman. about scNch'y siN
wears old Her first husbands name "l' ', '''"l'
,hort 0nccn vr,r, ago she married an Italian nane''
PIronl, many year, her Junior. ~" ""H" III "o' ~
ri,n, .,fnc land with several houseS on H. az F"r'
Ico Of late years her Italian husband, Sh" a'sV'.
,,r.,. ahu.iyc She became extremely doeiroa' OF
separotion from him. she was advised by nun |"
,, "a Father Corri.an she alleges that he agreed U
secure the separation desired, In consideration "i r
c0nvoying 10 him her estate In fee retaining l"
herself a iife estate In il. The deed waS prepaISi
lv or under the direction Of the priest. and was
executed by her.
The priest obtained her husbands consent tn the
CONVEYANCE according 10 her evidence. by asceng to
pay Piroui 500 In cash and 112 "a month during hS
ne Mrs Plroni alleges further that Father Corrighi
failed % carry out his agreement to procure the sepaTa
ton
Father CorriCan denies every allegation ~ wroiS
doing The conveyance, he asserts, free glit
made by Mrs rirou 70 him. In his answer fled 10
the hin. ne said that the only consideration was the
sum II $1,000. which Dc paid to Mrs. Plroul. IN,
latter lcsnu proceedings at law 10 have the decd OF
tpnNcyauce SET a-dr.
The Vice Chancellor think, that from the evidence
IL i> established that th" defendant "a make VIII.
riroui The agreement mentioned. The evidence, ll'
court thinks strongly in favor Of the plllnaut.
The conveyance is set aside. and rccon'ey anoe de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
TO RECOVER Az ALLEGED IyFoRnrR,S REWARD

Boston, July i Especial. u uitcd states DiStrlcAt
t0racy Allen Ia, taken ont execution for 10000
against John u. -aubOrI the defendant In the case
Of the United state, against John ID. ~anborn recent
Is decided I'm the UuCd states supreme Court. san.
born was an alleged nformer who claimed ~ have
recovered Legacy tax due the United Statos from
General John T.. Wool. who died Noycmbcr 10. 1863.
leaving considerable property. The legacy tax due
thc United states Amounted 10 1.GG-. Of which
-uubou claimed 80 per cent an infprmcr. IT,.
received - ,:i. bLi aftcrwar II a~ceetoin
thdt the Government would have recovered the money
without Ms assistance, and >aubprn lucd by the
Government - recover tho amount pu!l him. Nfc'
going through th" lower cOurt- thc case was finally
taken 70 The supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

smoke, and fell down q short fight OF stairs oue
she was not injured, seriously. The rescued women
were safe on the third floor, and they were lett
there 10 recover from fright
GREAT QUANTITIES OF WATER USED.
Four alarms were rring by the new code OF
fire signals. and about twenty companies OF iiremen
were called TO the fire. Chief Bonner sent sew
eral companies with lines of hose on the roof
Of the adjoining houses and the water-towers
threw streams into the siXth-story windows OF
the burning building, while tons Of water were
poured on the flames from the lines OF hose shat
were dragged up to the sixth story inside 'he
building For a time the flames burst from
upper windows of the big structure, making
brilliant picture for the constantly increasing
crowds in Broadway and in the side streets.
Police Inspector Steers called reserves from four
stations to keep the crowds in check and estao-
lish fire lines 1t was not long before the upper
part of the Western Union Building was changed
in appearance from torch 10 waterfall spray
was flung about the front of the Duldlhg py
streams from dozen nozzles, and the water ran
down through the building in torrents.
Above the downpour, however, the smoke con-
tinued to rise in black clouds until nearly a. IN,
when the fire was under control.
The engines continued to work in Broadway until
after noon, and the firemen were at work in the
top of the building, chopping holes and pouring
in more water here and there, until p m Inc
street cars were blocked in lower Broadway Tor
three hours Wagons kept out OF the block
in front Of the Western Union Building for
longer time. Below the burned stories water had
soaked everything which had not been covered
with rubber blankets by the fire patromen Inc
roof the massive walls and the fre-proof floors oil
the building appeared to be os strong as ever
Talk about the danger to human life by fire II
the building current in Broadway. 1t was
said that the narrow starways in the top OF the
building would not have been ample means OF
escape for the operators and Associated Press
employees If the fire had occurred at an hour when
hundreds of men and women were at work there
Fire Marshal Mitchell went into the building
in the afternoon and made an examination. lie
said that the fire probably had been caused by
spark from wires that had become crossed by
accident in the battery room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
a. 7. GOSHORN FOR DIRECTOR CENTRAL.
CHE LOCAL DIRECTORS OF THE WORLDS FAIR
LIKELY TO AGREE WITH THE NATIONAL
COMMISSIONERS

Chicago, July Is lspeciaD-Therc is no longer much
doubt that A. r. GOshorn, who director general Of
the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition. will be the
director general OF the Worlds Columbian Exposition
The local directors have thought Of no one else and
the National Commission IS practically agreed upon
Mr. Coshorn. Last night the directors sent dispatch
10 the subcommittee Of the National Commission in
session at Philadelphia asking that body to appoint
A subcommittee 10 confer a. once with a similar com
uitiee appointed by the directors the selection Of
a director general The local board wants "A director
general on the ground here within three four weeks
If possible Mayor Cregier will, in all probability
veto the offensive Lake Front ordinance. After the
acton Of the Worlds Fair board Of directors last night
ia refusing 10 accept the ordinance IN It's present form
and proposing certain amendments, one OF two things
must happen The Council must either reconsider the
ordinance or the Mayor will veto IT, What the COincil
VIII then do Is In doubt. some of the directors fear
that II will not do anything In particular Their
sons for thinking so are that the provisions which the
directors want stricken ont are the ones which the
Aldermen put in. There Is a great feeling OF uncer-
talnty and veXatiOn among the directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
EEHEADRD on 4 RAILROAD TRACK.
HORRIBLE Accident At GOSHEN AND
ACCIDENT UN TIE RAIL.

ACCIDENT oN TIE RAIL
Ncwhurg Y. y. July IA terrible accident o'
CURED last night at The Main Il. crossing 81 the Erie
Road at Goshen. whereby one man lost hi hfe and
another was - seriously injured that his Hie II
dc,paircd of. The milk train was about due when
Henry Clay and James StOtt cat'd TN one horse
wagon. appruloh he'd the cro,-ins They tried 10 stop
in order avoid the but their horse TOOK fright
and started to run mp the track directly 10 front y
the approaching train. ono wheel II the wagon lad
been run On the inside Of the outer rail. and the
occupants found II impossible 10 tHrn ont. before
they could leap from the wagon the engine upon
them. Clay thrown with hi, neck on the r,i
and a second later hi, hcidlc~, body thrown q"
side Of the track ~tott seriously injured
I.Oth men lived AT Go-licu.
Whamspprt. PcnH July I-.-The wife and child
Of +. d. Nelson, Of thi, city. while cro,-inC tl,
Northern Central Railroad IN a WAGON At Trout Run
to-day. Wcrr struck hy a freight ;-iiu. The m1thc,
Was Killed aud thr Child badly injured. The approach
~ Oh" train was concealed by some lumu"r piles.
Lexington, Ky, July 1-.-Wlhi" jane Noral. .
conductor, and g. II. Mckcciau and Gcprgc Hanson.
brhcnFru all cmiloyc, Of tie Cincinnati southern
were under IN" truck repairing dr" bar a. sadie
VILE Nc,icf1!aF, engineer. James smith, backed hl~
engine, striking the car. and cui-iug In" three
10 be run over and injured - badly that they Will
probably die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
THE BLACKRURNELEE CHESS CONTEST.

London, July 15.-Ycstcrday being market day at
Bradford an extraordinarily large asscmblaSe watched
Blachburnc open the third game in his chess match
with Lee 50 far Lee had not shown his real strength
having experienced a sort Of as this wa,
his first match against a player Of the hr-t rank.
A. in the first game Of tie contest Le sele' tea the
French defence and obtained decided advantage by
good play: but hc unnecessarily gave Back'uIne Il
CLance and the latter Ly Of beautiful dctica,
uccncdcd i'm culal zing matters The game, however.
lad 10 be adjourned aItcr i've hours play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
CANADIAN Liberals srsrAIxrD BY FAcr.

ONNADIAN l-lbtNNi-9 ~ HI-N-'Ib 'i r+''i'
Ottawa, July - l~pcc"lJ.->ir Richard Cartwright j,
furnished by United States Consul General Lay dt
ottawa with powerful argument In favor OF the
Liberal doctrine that thc ju(ed states md not GTN
Britain is the natural market for Canadian products.
Consul Lays report 10 Washington Of 0ttdwa's exports
Of lumber and other products to the States for tn
fiscal year shows that their total value from this dis
uict Is $9OG7 900. The customs returns show that
the value of the entire exports from the same district
to the nitcd states, Great. Britain, France, Germany.
rtish dependencies, south America and the rest of
the world the time Is s3,i10,OVO. In other
words, six scvents of the entire exports have gone
10 the United states, Great Britain taking less than
Onc-scvcnth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
THE NEW CAPE COLONY CABINET.

Cane Town July 15.-In the Cape Colony Parliament
today Mr. Rhodes. the new Prime Minister an
nouuccd that the policy Of the new Government
,could be thoroughly South African.
Mr. Laing gave notice that he would introduce
,ooton declaring that it was mpoitc ana uhdc5rap1
.ot lir Rbtdc, who the Oncial representative "I
thc british south African Company, should hod u'c
nncc of Prime Minister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

Constantnoplc. July lS.- The Austrian and German
Ambassadors here have addressed u tie Porte note
relative to the capture by bcand, Of Chief Engineer
tcr,on and superintendent Nc,or Of the Ismdt ana
,uco,a RAILWAY, who are both Aust'iaAs. The h"f
declare, that such occurrences are 200 helHch anu
,Lat hc,,cr measures must be taken 10 protect for-
cicncr, who are dcyOtlne labor or money u pupIc
works in Turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
TR0rBLE OYER NATURAL GAS F0R 4 TOyy

Cincinnati. July ia dispatch 10 The Com.
mcrcia Gazette" from Tiliu, Ohlo says The feeling
over the establishment Of domestic natural gas plan;
here Is at white heat and la, already caused tho
resignation Of members of the board Of gas t1i,
tees j. VI. lcI>hbcrg and l.. ". Cgobaughs Mayor
flaming has appointed j. ". Barrdck and g. f. WhaluI
10 nl their place.. and all tho prc.cnt board oi
trustees favor the putting I'm Of such plant The fight
between the gas committee and tho standard on Com
many will soon DC begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
THE FISHERIES DISPUTE.
wHITEwAY'S PROPOSAL CONDEMNED
NOTHING KNOWN AT ST. JOHNS OF TIE RE
PORTED ATTACK ON A FRENCH VESSEL
MOVEMENTS OE MAESIIIpS

st. Johns. y. F.. July Is (Specian.-Nothing is
known here Of the reported hostile collision between
a newfoundland cruiser and French fishing vessel.
Premier Whiteway's proposal in London TO ask
the French to abolish bounties In return for bait
is condemned here as futile The French would still
shut up half the island. No settlement would Le
accepted unless it was based on clearing out" the
French.
The warships Bellerphon and Buzzard are ex
pected hourly from Halifax, with Admiral Watson
and Sir George Rose, commander OF the forces OIL
board. A subscription ball 10 the officers has been
arranged for Tuesday in Masonic Hail. Prince George
IS not coming here. The Emerald and Partridge
are here. we'll a French warshp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
,,,trrn oN THE STEAMER HARTHA'S YINEIARD

New Bedford. Mass. July Is (opeclall.-John TO"
crs Of thi, city second engineer Of the steamer MAI
ba,s vineyard this afternoon few minutes ahcr the
steamer left Nantucket for this city, went 10 Oh Tie
shaft pin and is supposed % have lost MS Dai'I%U % %
Ilc Wa struck on the ,hpuldcF ana ol"s"cN ~ '' "
dicd a few minutes later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
no1vGs OLE TILE RIFLEMEN.

pcrl,p. 1uly 1s-The American rihemen vs'Oe'
Niedcryod today and placed laurel Wreatn OF '"'
corr,a,,o monument Mr. Weber delivered an ad-
II Hc,iu'I ~ mo afternoon the Americans drove W
Kudc,heim and partook of a keHericSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
70 EXcorRAGE SorrnEEX MANrrAcrr RES

Raleigh, y. C.. July u tSpccan.-An important
feature Of the Grape Fair and Alliance Farmer I'm
campmcnt to be held at Mount Holly y. g.. July - b.
August = Will be the organization OF league whose
member, pledge themselves to use ~ far as possible"
the products Of Southern manufactures Of every kind
AT every fair held H. the south this year 10 !, urged
that such organization should hc made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

A BRITISH FLAGSHIP AT VICTORIA.
THE ADMIRAL DECLARES THAT lie HAS NO IN
STEECTIONS TO ACT IN BEHRING SEA

Victoria +. G., July 1S.-H. ". ;. WaSpte,
flagship Of the North Pacific squadron. with RcaF-Ad-
miral lothian on board arrived here Yesterday Iho
Admiral said cmphatcay that he had as yet received
no instructions 10 send any OF the feet to the Norm
to protect British vessels from seizure by American
cutters, or 10 rctakc any that might be scized III
Behring sea.
Admiral IIotham said he could hardly see now inc
United states could establish tenobe claim 10 CLOSE
robrlpc Goa and thourh that Canadian interests mns
win i'm the diplomatic fight in progress liad tnsanu
any intention Of sending one of the feet 10 Benlns III
his wear 10 prevent the seizure Of schoOncrS nylE c
English flag Il presumed thai orders W9In @ nnNo
come long ago. Now, II ono did 60. II would o. p, DIV,
cally foo late I'm the season 10 accomplish tle Gnu
aimed at lie certainly should make no move Ill 'no
matter without ample instructions so to do'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
SUICIDE OF A PETTY EHBEZZLER.

Cleveland. Ohio, July 17.-EdwaId Falk, formerly
agent for warehouse and recently driver Of a
ber-wagOn, arrested in his room this morning
b. a constable, Oh the charge Of embezzlng small
sem Of money from the wine company. When the
solstable'S back turned fak shot himself IN Tie
aesd and died Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
,n.1.l ,rnn. suo1Ln GIVE Up rnE!E TIVE.

IIfrI-IAIIlItN I17'7
London July 1s.-ln the House OF Commons u 'dhS'
W IT, smith, replying 10 Radical protests against
November session, said hc trusted that members "i 'l'
Hons. sent by their constituents TO transact bu'l-
ness would desire 10 scc it - conducted a, I" Iodc
urgency Of public affairs ncceSs!ta'cd -'oN'"'O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
cn1rr1I AMERICAN EINANCIES.

Ruenos AyIes July 1e.-Dcspitc the warnings gwen
-, ,i Government the Boursc here continues 70 quote
co,d at q premlum instead Of quoting the National
t.ut note circulation at "A discount This Scnon,Y
hn.'e a a favorable reaction In the financial situation
NnptpVideD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
ppAvcE AND THE MCKINLEY ELL.

Paris July ls.-M. RbOt, Minister OF Foreign Analr'
has requested NJ Dupuy to postpone his lntcrpell'uo
In rocard 70 negotiations with the Powers relative To
.ho NcKinlcy bin until vote shall have been taken
unon the Direct Taxation bll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
4 100000 FIRE IN LIVERPOOL.

London. July ls.-Thc Manchester Canal Coihpa", ;
warehouse in Liverpool has been burned an
enormous quantity Of cotton grain and noHr roo woe ~
sumed. The damage Is estimated AT @"oo'000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
MJcyDE or MAN VINO sHor MS GRANDSON.

Princeton, y. j., July 1s.-Gcorgc Dnihcld an aged
farmer near llarngncn to-day. after an alteration
t, bI, grandson O,car l.odinc. shot Indiuc. danger
anil, vouudng him I'm the breast. BuHcd thea cui
Iis own throat with razo; dying Instantly. iodine
VIII probably recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
TIE FrRNEssIA DISABLED.

tondon. July 1s.-Thc Anchor Line steamer Fur,
uo.ei, Captan Harris, which left Glasgow July 10
for York. is returning to the clyde. her machinery
brinp ont OF order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
.ovry.srrR KILLED WHILE HUNTING.

North Attcboro. July 19.-Josiah ID. kichaus' P",'
master. a prominent Democrat and neI""'t ~ Wv
Democratic state Committee was hHc0 W ,. Wv ,,,
, I,,rcc nj, hi, gun while he wa, hunting tiiS
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
DIR. PEERS AT zANzl

yanzhar. July ls.-Dr. Peters, The Gernah eA'
pIorer has arrived here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
4 CTsTOMs GUARD FIRED UPON.

Pcsth. July 1s.-ntolligencc has been rec "eu mere
/, = ,,o,,dan custonls guard has been fired upon
% s,"t ,e nerson, on the scrvian side OF The Danube
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

Constantnopc. July 1s.-Ihe Ior'c ms ouo'." w. ~ e'@
se.rcbin, ipnurv be made into the alleged Ottoman
oppression In Armenia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
THE GERMAN SOCIALISTS To MEET

Berlin. July le.-The Socialists have called meeting
for october to consider what steps shall be taken by
that party after the expiration of the antisocialst
law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
x.vvn m RE An ARCHBISHOP.
Turkey ORDERS An INvEsTIt

Berlin, July 1S.-ProfcsSor ''"oo'i'i''. ,,,.,n,
wuerzburg University, has been hini"""u N''
OF Iamhcrg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
THE INFLUENZA ~ FRANCE.

Paris. July 1s-The influenza Is epidemic IN 81
Iou,s and the whole population Of the place Is al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

1oston, July Is.-The Quincy Mining Company 'iA'
declared a dividend Of % per hilaro'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
MIR, srANLEY's CONDITION IMPRov

Iondon July le-The condition Of Henry NJ stanicy
g Innnrov,nr He is now able 20 take short WALKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

smoke, and fell down short fight of stairs, but
she was not injured, seriously. The rescued women
were safe on the third floor, and they were left
there 10 recover from fright.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
AND WOMEN RESCUED.

Help came TO the men and women on tne p'i- p'i-
corv from the Dcy-st side but not by the lie
line. Hook and Ladder Company No. 49, from
Fnlton-,t.. had reached the Western Union BHlld-
inc and had gone in at the Dcy door soon ai'er
Fire Patrol No ! stopped in Broadway ana foie-
man Hinns had led his men up an iron stairway
in the rear Of the building to the sixth story,
where the fire was burning. Ihcy were Jon'rc"
there few moments later by Battalion Ohiei
oII,. and men from engine companies Nos.
and %. Water from two lines of hose quickly
cleared a way for the trcmen on the stairway
n reach the scut;c. and Foreman bnhS ana MS
Iittlc band of lrc-saycrs appeared on tnc o'ioo"S
ust as the dcsporing men and women 'heFe n'''
'.,pobt tbc life line and were trying TO holSt
como from, the roof of the building No. Dey-
The foreman got the persons OIL the pa.co"S
quickly. Two or three OF tne """'u Wv. ,,'"~, "~,
ike TO go down through the smoke ou, '''rI1 I,
,,,s M time for argument, and they were huS'ic''
down the stairway in short order. JUN" Lyhcn'
coIored woman. was partly overcome py 'hc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-12
9luerIei.

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