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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
TKOTTING A MILE IN 2:OS +.
ROY WILKESS PHENOMENAL PERFORM
ANCE,

TWO RECORDS BROKEN AT INDEpEN DENCE,
IOwA-ALABASTKR's NEW MARK FOR
FOUR.YEAR OLD sTALIIONs.
Independence. Iowa, Aug. 3O-Alabastcr and
Roy Wilkes each lowered a record yesterday.
Roy Wilkes was sent 10 beat his record Of > :09
and broke another worlds record, making the
mile in 2:Os Ii: quartcrs-33 IA, l :O3 IL,
:35, > :0s IA.
Alabastcr's work was IL the four.ycar old trot ::
purse $4,000 Pools sold with Alabastcr the
favoritr
In the first heat, at the half Alabastcr led, fol-
lowed by RhodcrclS Dhn and Ercna at intervals
Of two lengths. Ercna lost TIC homcstrctch
and thc heat was won by Alahastcr. followed by
Rhodcrck Dhu, one and half lengths back
Second hcat-Ahba>ter $a5, field $40. At the
half the positions were the same as in the first
heat, with a distance of two lengths between
them. Alabastrr came flying down the home
stretch breaking the four old stallion record
and dstancng the field. Time IL; quarters
~ "a, ! :O1, | ~, 2:15. This colt is by A'rr-
dccn, dam by Almont. lie is the property oil
Mycr, & Wagner, Dayton, Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
SWEPT AWAY BY THE SURF.
r. II. FRETLIG POWFRLESS AGAINST TIE
SEA-
HIS WIFE WAS WITH HIM BUT WAS RESCCEp
A LIFE fBOAT SWAMrFD WILL TRY
ING To SAVE THE MAN.

ING To SAVE THE MAN.
A drowning accident occurred yesterday alter
noon in the surf ut Point I.ookout. H. !. The
cool weather and strong wind did moi dr''r
Richard II. rr,lig and his wife from bathing in
tie surf Thcv had been in the water only
shor, time when hig wave strurk them hoth
tu,,L;u,, t;cm dawn Mrs Frrtlg screamed
when she saw her husband hcins carried out
10 SEA.
As Frrtli- WAS n good swimmer those on ia"
sb,rc did not think that he WAS in danger until
hr threw up Iii, hands and called for l"lp W"rl
WAS scut to the lifv 81 wing station irar hy and
tLc cap,ajn of the station uuirklv GOT ont "nc
Of the htcboats Meantime Mrs. Frcis WI, res
cncd i'm AN cAhau>l"d condition. She cred 4"
those aroand her io save her husband. After
tl,, Ufrhuai hai started 10 tnr rescue "f the
drownin, man. who still could he ,','n ho'hliig
up aud down in the breakers, the widest rN-
ci,cncnt prevailed among th">c on shore. Owing
10 the hi-h wind and Unusually heavy sea the
lifch"at made littic "c II" progress. and was
nna!iy swauip"I Tie life saving men were
cornpc!cd to aiandon all farther attempts T."
rc>cuc t,r .ronnin- man. and they themselves
ba.i great diiliculir in getting back TO the shore
in safety.
Jbo.r who witrcs ,cl the thrilling scene stood
spcn.bnund as they stafcl al Frrtlie. who con-
tnucd 10 ~ carried further ont Ia sch until hc
.. G,,l,,. l,., s,,h, uf altour'hcr After Mrs
Fret IL had hccn rcnoYci I" tie hotel she i~' "'c
hystrrcal and repeatedly asked If her husband iad
been saved
The truth was kept from her as long as p"ss-
b,c and when she learned that her husband
lad lccn lost she hcnnc almost frantic The
Ife-savinc men are keeping si.aIp lookout for
the loty Of trctlis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
TUO INCTNDIAEIES FOILED.


rurwI.I.ICiIrs -. FRI. I" TfNrM.''4" ne >''
IrLI. OF ri.JrLE.
There was nm inrcndiar, fIr shortly irI"N' "','
night saturday IN the iVc tory fr''hfh' "'"''
lis Orchard 4. tn" Rouse i "'"r' ~
ucr.ou, divided into ten families Abi'i''' ''N''
,o,,r man who live, on the fourth h"'r' ha" o'"
., . wedding and returned HON" at quarter 10 =
,cIrb A. hn was going through u" 'rH'' "'"' +"
short. thick >rt man. VII" wis H"- ~
,, he'd him aside and ran toward D"liurcy u. L"NN
.bnp.lt that the nan a petty tiri ah" "'' "''
follow him. haiti.
After getting into the building Levy f"lhd inr ha''
nll Of .noLc whrh Wa poili; l'h NV 'l'''' "
aroil,cd ti, tenants. who AL gov >''H !" u" "
Levy and Albert Gouz then OPENED thr '''''' "o' "''
a long fame shot into their faces. i"'rr ""H Il '
.,u -, mating. which had been saturated with
kerosene, burning oi the ,'alr'' '"'s P'."' W. Wv
,,,,, and carried il 10 The street an9 had lftl'
trouble In putting ont the Ere IN ''e """' WIZ" ~
ny nail, of water The stair, aud wool n partitions
n, ,., .,,uruci with kro,ruc. and the early dis
coy,ry hid eicrhcd biz confederation ana p'"p'"c
ls ~ utr Tie police 1uhing for the n'riiu,ri
Anoirr attempt at norndar-n Wa rrporirh d! amo @
police yesterday. At "ri"h III ,' @ III INN" ,,, ~,
in,,c 80 - Sufulh Il. Eighteen iah'ines i've II"
iI,r hoi>c AID all were fast asleep. ,,,,o, .,o,
Mrs. IIarrt, Hho'r n,l'naJ r.,rnrJ bS "m"e which
%" 'u Wv, tI'I iut her al,arncn.. She got up hastily
dressed herself and awakened the iami, n ,t. EN- "a, c
Ter, the next floor In ic .,sr,. ma al'r1,d MlI.r
and Two oilrr tenants made their WAY mo lh rc''t n
q uhrrc ,cy discovered the evidence "t incc'Hin"' va
,I canvas cut upnn which Wa PIE o rme', va, w..
,i,,iur f,ruu,ly The flames wrr' In' III. nv r.', ,'
cml.l,d and only trining damage wa, u"T' ,,,,.d t.
ccmdary did ANY hcroIcmr Tlt , nr . ho,
| fire close to the gds meter. c''"'"'' ~ -
| q th,.t tIn mpt
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ESCAPED FROM TUO POLICEMEN
UNABLE TO EXPLAIN HOW he SECURED
STnI.EN HORSE AND IAKIs Al

UNABLE TO EXPLAIN HOW he SECURED
STOLEN HORSE AND CARRIAGE.
4 lorsc. harness and carraE" were stolen Sr'e"'
da,, ago from the stable of fh"aiN h"f>D"rs' VIM
lives at Elnorr,. small village near Ei!Aaoclh ~ -
Mr. uor,burg acted the part of dcicr:ve ana fohhi
that the horse had been driven Ia Jersey Chy "h''"
il had been kept in stable over night. The animal
u., Then bolght 10 tlli, city by tall. well dr'H 'td
man. v no t;lIrd like a horse dealer. Mr.. liofNuhrs
wotcl.d the turnouts the Eonl'vard. and on Sair
day was rewarded by seeing his horse ana car'lasc
coin: mp the road. The occupant III the c"rIia-c Nr
Iorsburc learned, wa, Abraham strauss, OF No. "'o
East seventy eli nth Il.
Mr. Uor>bUrg went Ia the police station at fremont
and Captain ste, ei,son sent Policeman Ja;1!diih to
arrest Mr. S;rili,, who found at his home Oh
saturday afternoon. Mr.. strauss told Captain steven
son that he had bought the horse from "ahtois pc-
manclr q ho:,r dealer who has stable at No. III
Four,h.avc. officer ia, ndrn arrested Dcnan'le AZ
hi, stable and took him to fremont. lie s'iu
chat h, did not know where the horse came
from originally ard that H. had bought the
animal m go. faith from john Fowler hoisn dcair.'
who had stable in Greenwich st. near West ienns .t.
lie asked the captain t" send all ohirer VIII" HIM !"
Thinking that the prisoners story wa, correct IN"
can,,ln sent Policemen Jarndrin and D"ialor win
irmanchc The officers searched in the ncchb,rhoa
WHERE Drmanchc said that lc had got tr horse bllt
could not nd any t Us cy srnr,e 1 I and said that under
the circumstances he would Willingly 20 WY win Inc tne
officers back the police station and try ana clear
up the matter a, -, ,. A. NJ,
nont on Tho elevated ROAD. 1t late III night when
tho station at one-hundred and SEVENTY , -sryenth st.
W. ,h otncers were coming down the stairs with the
prisoner. Denanche jumped away FROM them and made
4 da,h through the crowd His action wa. sirh q q
starf l"for, they realized what had happened They
ran after the man and Threatened To- shoot nlm but
The escape lmmedatsiy reported It the S p9iise
hood without finding any TRACE Of tho fugitive.
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THE " >hIIINGTON AND u'MBERLAND.

Hatimurc Aug. 81 iSpr,Iall.-lr' >id"ht l1VlS, ol
th. West virginia central Railway Company and other
ca,ltali,ts interested In TN" new Washington and 'un
,srand Railroad prvp'rc to lrein III" c'Hstriroh Z"
the line a. soon a, possible. having been DELAYED await
inc the action Of t courts In the cr"ivcr>hp &" 'h'
Chc,apcak and ohio Canal along which the company
,,r,,,oc II, construct the new railroad The close con
ucc,Inn nf the banking house O John A. IIamblcon
r., ~ I,ali moN with thr cuicrpri~. and their long
ri,,hi, that the Washington and tunirrland Rair,af
!, II ,,Iy come down the canal Ia point above t'
c,,on i",, with the Western Ma Nlam Railroad. TIE
new road Will he str'mg rival OF the Baltimore aho
ohio In the coal trade
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HIS YTCTfN CANNOT LIVE.

Nicholas Ritz. aged thirty ysix, Il wheelwright and
Thomas Crowley live at No. West Onehundred and
1iteenthtt. Crowley is the tanitOr OF the building
saA lives In the basement. Riizs children. annoyed
him in many ways, and 10 keep them away from his
1oeP he throw water them. This angercd Rith
md last Monday he met Crowley In the street knocked
him down and kicked him In the head and body Crow
!ey was injured severely and unable 20 leave his
bed. The police not told Of the assault. Last
Wednesday Crowley's symptoms became alarming. and
- wss taken to the Harlem Hospital Pertonfis
- IN yesterday and coroner was sent for 70 take his
~Anrtsm statement. Crowley shielded his ssssil
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EtILROiD TERESTS.
Il. AND q. ENpI.NDITIEES.

Baltimore Aug ~ ,Sprciail.-Thc i;an"r" alH
,,ll, Railroad COMPANY c"ntinur' I" make W'i'N
>nndituf,.> The large additions To the rolling ~"
az ,,n ,otpany fr,.- i.:dowci the issue 81 another
c,r ,,u.t mortgage to pay for them. Tile la,t one
W., uIaccd IN Philadelphia ~ FER cent. hut now t'
crdl, Of the company is much higher When tn" 1'o'o
freight, cars and tw" .- of tn" cost cf the ROYAL
J,. inc" j. made MP. IN" company NAV have 4"
i,ue a ear trust mnrl;'a." fT about "A million or
million ard. half. II u" pald for out "f th
,,,,,r,.s. of sale Of the i~-i" of new stock, winch
WAS talked about some time ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
BYPNOrIZES HER CONVERTS.

st. Louis. Aug. 81 'spccial.-Two 81. Louis phy
scians have appealed TO the Mayor to stop the re
Ncious revival now In progress IN a Large tent
Jefferson nave. under the auspices Of Mrs Woodward
sf San Frnci>oo on tac ground that the woml6 is In.
zane and hypnotizcs her converts The physicians
orr Dr. Wellington Adams OF No. .'e.s Olive ST. and
Dr. Theodore Dyllcr Of No. 100 North Jefferson ave.
Both of them assert that tic Ihnnehce Oh te pcr,0,
aRertcd Is more pir,s tran even case n the most
malignant disease. The tent is crowded by 10000
reopc nightly and fully 100 fall III frances under tho
0pcff Of the speaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

THEY MUST ADOPT NEW TACTICS OR BIZ BEATEN
IN TN. FIGHT.
The cNrcutivc committee" "f tho Brick Mannfart-
urrr l>.oc viii mrt To- iay III III" AN;"r llo"~'
and Viii tahr further acton Iprhin. stringent
bu,,ut. Thr action uf tie boa ii of Walhiig Dele
s.trs lat wc"h. IA i7i.ii ti" handle h'vc'tt did
un, II 3,r the uinufc' ir,.,. a. aI"wci several
million hr.cL tp uni .,i Il tie city. aid tr!r
.,yc.,t "a, thri r,. made "., hurtlIl. I'll" r"-ult
~ al. IN, that the cNrcutvr c"mrit" VIII Al ~
~ vtlr. todi! Especially d!>'I-- t"r r'.-i"'l''y "i
hr,,n rc the contracts nov "N';ln- tc ""'h certain
t,r,i.r Of the Manufacturers A,.~ihIon and inrIh-
,sr> of the Eu.ldlnc Material Dr.i"r>' ENc!,n:".
Al u-y.,c; ther,. are CONTRACTS existing between the
follow ms firms q. manufactures aId dealers 'aiiihs
for The steady cmpio, mrnt Of number oi b"at>; Inc
Diamond Erick tonIan; Ia 'l"vcn boats ana j. J
rov, and the Peck MaAufic,uIie COMPANY together
have tacntv boats. all under c"ntra't with dnda ~
Kane to supply them with brick: the a u. C." CON
rsnv Ia, uy,. boat, under contract with Candcc &
smith: and thr Rose Company has siA boats under
con.r,ct With Peek Martin & Co. These boat, average
about cJUVD bricks each. and ran MAKE rom TWO
,rir- r. one wcrk to :'rcr trip, n tv' uc'as and
: Iiyc, n,.i uul>d I.o., 'rn' rick every wrck. l.'
..ic, iii, .uptiv. wl,n the Manufacturers ANSori'.
ti"n will attempt I" ,t"p. Jacob L'iilard, the "N
j.ank y j.. brick mafnftrtuIc!. 'ays hc tah supply
1000 O.a hr!,h every twenty four hour" IN P'h'h'
rhc -,~, ,.ur,~> ~ .uprly prrcli" ~" possibility
4 ,,y g. -: iani'' IN - 'f I'D II j. 40" -'i" Any
lcl.,cd The, It :, "nh u '.uc-ti "f timc w''n "a
,,,, v III ,,,. IN ,h, r.ih. Of The manufacturers.
Tr.u. ,I \rr - AL. -" hr'k hI-ncN' hero
IA. ,.,n p.r,!,A.d rs the -':Lc "i III" maruii /
uf,r, IN Ncy, l" and u'ai al -" ''I ! ar" closing
p In another v'"h ''il, Co." or ~" iI'' WI "'
npor. N,.,rly l.T1 r'u :r' ',nri N'Tl "a il'i "'
n,hinc front hich.. aad an vii b. thrown o'' "t
m lttNr
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ASKING FOR \ RECEIVER

UorucllsvIllc, y. T., Aug. 81 (>pc'lal 4 motion
was orrrcd AT Rochester Thursday last before
Judge Eunl>ry by cN District ATTORNEY d. H. Hcht III
u hch,f Of Nathaniel Preston Of this city. for the
,noiutmcut Of a receiver In the Interest of the
,,dlodcr, of the Ioccsicr, lOrntll>villc and Laca,
u,ru, Railroad Company. Mr.. Preston !, IA large
.rdholJcr and lie aim, Ia have the management "l
tI,n road placcd IN the hands Of those vino are III
r.. led I'm the payment Uf it, floating Indebtedness
and interest on outstanding bonds. Jndgc KIii>cN
' '.,.cd his decision. The road j. low under the
n,r uf I,crgc %. Chapman with It's treasury sadly
dn",c,rd u j. said Tint the employees have mol
tcc,, paid for sx weeks,
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,.,urrn LAME PART or WASHINGTON

Columbus, Ohio. Aug. 81 fspcciap ap-o"he's VI
.o,, cstate in the National Capital, valued at go
oooo 900. are to be called upon to defend th'r ',o
,o the propcrty. The parties who lay claim I" ''c
tract embracing 200 acres In the pop"lo's part ",
" .hinctou are descendants OF MIS-. Mc'|e'' 90 ""'
.,rly oil Of them live In and AROUND '"'''"u"' 49,
I,,her Donaldson Mrs. Elam Begg Mrs.
- Leland GEORGE Charles and william Johnston ;
Mrs. Hannah Edge and Mrs. Rel1in Ferguson. !no n
latter lives In Indianapolis. Ars "e'Io' w. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

Aurora. Ill. Aug. 81 Gpccal,-Thc Aurora Watch
Factory. which failed year ago. was sold yesterday
by the Master in Chanccry TO satisfy the bonds. The
plant was bid In for $4,000 By syndicate composed
OF = d. Scamans F.. ". Tra>k and J. @. Ma>on Of
Aurora members Of the old company. II Is supposed
that some Eastern watch manufacturers also in
trrcstrd As the face value II the bonds Is asOOOO.
fhe hondhOdcrs only realize about forty cents Oh the
dollar. The factory will be started up again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
EXpLO>lON ON ( TiGBOiT

THE TN,;tNTIE lNiiNiD >IIAN AND WILL
rEuDkI.i.Y pII.
Tho tr~hoat William H. iMriru. having th" schooner
Freddy ll.ich"n IN tow. wa, '"iIius "b"n the f"i'I
River ,c,tri1!ay and when 0pr'~!t" last N!\W'h t.
the f. nj plate Of the batter "''r h' tr" HHd''hE
,-,clcd With \ ~,lrp ri RI. Th" escaping steam
,I.y -" the ,kyIl.i q" o." engine and l"'.'" "'" "
IN, PARTITION bciN,"'u TIE tcr"'I ana "a" 'h-Ii''""'
rl ,,,, , til. boat NIo"li- Van -f'al' N, - IN '''
,.,d thirty five If h nir' ami "ilV - " " -
and Third ave. John Idnilpu d"'h'ani "h" '"'"'
-n.ultcu. iII,.nan ut On" hur'd n! 'l'r''th ~ ANU
Third ave. and Eugene Venting. a Ia>N'hs'f' o w.
.igi Lexington ave. .
- of them escaped Nrr"n' HiJnr' 'N'P' N
-,h,,l Who Wa tu.I,d underneath iN" "r'" ~ wv
,r,itinn and WA -"tcrlN turned ~ thr f'i'' ' y
,,d mech hy ia" -,r''a lie VA fal'h va , ',,
,,ital ou ElarkWcIl'> i,!and. ol th' tI" M' u
;.ntu tho island n the 'ii. II i rii'H - u" ;,
h,lrd the steam ard vii die. In" 'nE n''l" [ 'at,,
the river to Fast Forty ~iNh T.. "h'r ~ VIZ "'A1
fast f., the pier. The boat wa damage" f'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

QUEEN REGENT CHRISTINA VISITING BILBAO.
Bilbao, An: 3l.-Quecn Regent Christina. accom-
panied by her Prime Minister. senior canovas del CA-
THO, arrived here today from st. sebastian. Thcrc
was a large crowd Of spectators at the station when
the royal train arrived and the Queen received a
hearty welcome. !rorecding to the Anco->pansh
naval yard, at Portugalrtc th" Queen witnessed tic
launching Of Il Spanish cruiser. which she chris.
tened tho Infanta Maria. After the ceremonies Her
Majesty and the Prime Minister returned to ST. Scbas
tian
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tn PIPE SATTRAL GAS To cHIrAGO.

Chicago Aug. 81 (spccial.-A dispatch from Ma'ion'
Ind. says: THE Indiana Natural Ga> and oil Com
pany whose purpose is 10 pipe natural rT,N from the
Indiana fields 70 Chicago. filed articles OF a>Nocia'on
with the Recorder yesterday. The capital stock Is
$1,000 900. The directors are Patrick ~ M'El"ah'
John p. Coins, A. Hayes. Frederick :. Fin'ton aid
Robert C. Bcld. Accompanying the order of assOcia,
tion was q deed OF trust tn The illin"> Irist ana
Savings Bank, Of Chicago. and Ferdinand Winter ~
indianapolis, issue Of bonds by the com
pany not TO exceed $500 OOO.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

TAKING TIE RUSSIAN ARMY As HIS MODEL.
st. Petersburg. Aug 3I.-The Novoc NTmya
learns that the Amccr of Boilar has decided to ~
organize his army the Russian system The tr'op'
will i'm future uniforms similar 10 those worn li
The Russian service The .\mc,r has asked til' '2aT
10 send instructors TO drill the soldiers according I"
.iun f.r.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
THOHOEG HBHEDS IN DANG Err.

INCENDlAR1ES SET FIRE TO SINATOK STAA'
FOHD'S PALO ALTO STABLES.
San FrnciscO AuG. 3l.-Ony IN" vicanc" "f host
lcr, senator StanfordS big f'alo Alt' ranrh near
Mcnio Park la, night prevented Il fire which wo"id
have been repetition Of the disastrous fire oi three
years AGO. in which more than dozen promising young
tro,tcr, and rnnncr, we're burned. About O'Clock
fame, were led In the midst Of 10000 bales ~
straw near the Ir stable. This straw h'd just b'ci
ls,ntsl in the idr:.. barn and sealed mp for winter
By the light q: the burning straw two men were seen
running away. hut the danger was =, pressing That
they could not be followed. though the Chinese fired
two shots at them. When the ticn got cut the hi''
hu- they tpInd 4 biz kiU ted il t" mddl" 10 make
II Il, "~> The tire confined u the stable. lie
Is 80 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
TIE LABOR TROUBLES IN MEL'OCkN'"

Melbourne Aug. 31-Thc full police force "i thi' Guy
and 900 special constaics were o'. on'y quay o"'
49," ,,,- demon, t,7tion which WAS held proved To be
,r,v Forty thousand men. representative OF all
TRADES formed in procession and pdradcd the s'r'c's.
a. the meeting subsequently held resolution M i
thank, for tile support given by EhiI' u'"' l" 'o
STRIKER, here was adopted . A., ,o.,. o.us.d lao
The deficiency Of gasglt, IN the streets. % %raIIcd H by
the ga stOlcr, strike. has been partially Fcc"ou "
the use of electric llBits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
r,,r vAIsER,s VISIT TO RUSSIA.

st. Petersburg. Aug. Jl-M DC Uic@' 'nc h"Ss'a"
Minister Of FOREIGN Affairs receiving several dpoa''
yesterday EXPIRE, ed himself Il, completely sa'Isic"
with ts result Of the recent Interview between INC
Gar and Emperor william. The meeting; IT, no sa.u a
relation, existing ietwceI Russia and. Germany ana
would certainly contribute powerfully toward Tile
maintenance Of the peace OF Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

ant until he heard from the house surgeon that he
Wa, going To die and then he said. II die Ritz i
my murderer" After making STA cmcnt duplicating
Ritz L, the coroner operation was performed upon
him. and the internal injury found have been NJ
extensive that there no chance OF saving his life
Detective Mott arrested Ritz and locked him ~ in
The E,; on. hundred and ;wcnv>iXh, Il. ;Jii. lie
SAYS THAI he struck Crowley In sclfdci,nbc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

Chicogo. Aug. 81 spcciaD.RObert Law. late general
sunor,ntcndent Of ur ST. Louis. Kcokuk and North
western and Chicago. Burlington ard Kansas city r''i
roads, with an olcc at Kcokuk has assumed thc du''cs
~ agent ut the stock yards. to which place nc was
.rro,rted bv the Executive Committee OF the slpe.
intcndents. He will have charge Of the propcrS ,t 4
ata,a iookng 70 "esumpton OF business In the near
future,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

great grandmother OF Mrs. Bcggs Mrs. Donaldson
and Mr, Loland arc half sisters and cousins gcrnit
OF Mrs. Bcggs. Power of attorney has been slGncd
10y al Of the parties and filed with the COUNTY
clerk last evening f)r transmission to lawyer oi
Washington. who discovered the alleged defect IN tlc
title while examining the papers for the transfer OK
secretary Whitney's WaslnItOn house. whcn thc
latter retired with the Cleveland Administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
DI'jG\RI\ AND THE SULTAN.

Sofia. Aug. 81. The Journal Of Bulgaria. In an
article the anniversary Of the accession Of Abdul
Iiamid ii. Ia the TurI,h throne gow!ngy praises tho
Sultan, wise and far-sccing policy. which. it says.
has had The effect Of uniting the ulearans and their
suzcran by bonds Of gratitude. NJ. Stamhnloh ne
Isarian Prime Minister visited the secretary OF the
Porte today and offered his congratulations.
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FLOODS ON THE AISTRO SWISS FRONTIER.
Vienna. Aug. 31.-Thc reccn heavy iai1>torm' hav"
flooded par, Of the country and hay" ne great Al
Of damage. On the AUST! swiss frontier large sec
tions Of land have been covcr,cd into lakes and hun
drcds cf houses are Isolated the occupants having TO
60 10 and from their homes In boats.
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r,.y DArYwAy AcrOSS SAHARA

Pari> Aug. 3l.-Thc commission II inquiry which
has been invest eating trans Salaran railway scheme
ha> approved roue from Con'tin'ii" ana hi>ki'' III
AlccI, across the desert 10 Lake Tchah. This r"ii"
j. hv u.v of T,m;.>s snis, and Ancuid and trtycr>''~
the TOnarcgI country. Its length j. given a. :'"o
miles. The project is backed bJ the i'anGuc Eu>'c
81 EranCai,e,
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4 HAUL or KHNTTChI OFTLAWS.

LEADERS IN THE FHrNtH ENIN;> LIE FACTION
WAE MADE. PRISONERS
LnI,,illr Ang 81 Captain 'altlrr. VINO ElN tec''
in c"uunrd of the tr'"N giving pi"t"'ti"H - ''"rc
LII, ,ur' AZ Iia2Ir Nv. rta'h'd winchester 'o'
dlN with sixteen prisoners Amnn- them uf" H. r.
r,n,h T. g. Evrr> ole and i,corcc W r..cisl' leader
the Fr.,,4, Evrr~oc fcud. viii II has caused con
IN lri, trouble and danger In that section Tor many
,,ar. These leaders viii be- held without ball Tor
trial M Winchester The Judge of the Winchester
Court ha, the rpLtaon Of having mnrderrrN "u'N"t"
aud hanged Thew are nine others who haze ben
engaged i'm the .rud In th' party brought t. NinchcSr.
aud ;, uumi,cr wore left under guard AT Hazard
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PROPOSING A SEA G.. NAL TO PARIS.

Paris Avg. 81 N. Yves Gni"'- fhc Nin!s'"r or
Public Works. has submitted TO the Cabinet n project
for the construction Of "A canal 10 Paris. Ills plan,
were favOrably considered were referred 10 com
mittce Of engineers.