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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
VIEWING TIE SWAMP OF DEATH.
CROWDS THEoNG ~ THE pi-N>L SOkNG. OF
BlNWELI'S MURDER.

Princeton. ont. sept. .-.-T!c swamp the scene OF
persons Of all c,,>r>. Tor 4 long distance either
.ldr If III" spot the road completely hl" k'd
by tnrn"u> of every description that those arriving III
the cvriinS had to squeeze their way through a best
they could. foot. in "yirr 10 r'a'h tl" swamp
The almost inarcc>,!hlr Mud Lake also visited l."
the majority those who viewed the scene oi the
rnlir,,,r IN the swamp. Although IT j. onl; short
distance from the pot where cnwc found. u
glance at the thick woods. fallen trees and tangled
undrihrI~h Hooking the way wuuld ordinarily lc sih
cicn tu deter any bat the moi enthusiastic hunter or
wNsiman from attempting the trip Nrv"rtWl">~.
farmers. citN 'l,rh-. m"irhin'~ and "N"L good
unncr uf women III ~ilk and ~ali>. i,,i"d each o"f
over tl, fallen logs ticr- and crirlcd r. Jt> n Their
.trlcrr for a .Iimp.c of The l.i:r lihr Although
hilbert, unknpNn av" I" few l"aI hunters. :" n:''
it, >iury> are ~pi~ VII trrdcn a. portions
Of ,onc city par' II l. vol vi,ill" un ia" visitor
,urroticd h, fallen i',p~ rha' II -nr't'" i seldom
more tnan upIId hV WlHd-. and the -'l ~ i hihh,
J. .puu,y and elastic thit i"'-"i- Footsteps aus"
v,lat that ' d~i'.ttN i'F iN"rn ~ twenty
feet OIL .
only thi... persons vested r.rllIl I" das. First
Wa. If. y.fr Nu.i'i,: Il-in. I" the cell Was
D,i,ill'- SPIRITUAL Ats !-"r. the rural dean. Waar,
,,., Tor of old II I'iuI~. vhr attended incoming ana
o,riinf and ir'"rrrri >"r'r'r a' "H!; I" ne & Eng
l>h church rijral In ih".c -'iIt't~ Iir''n loincfi
vi:h H.. usual h"irin'>~. The "h'I Ni'''nr u" ue
rr.-,.rr'~ ell ~ samuel T.. N'kiN. Ia >'Ii':'"r
IIr, hall. -" h" -';tlrh t"da>.
Iluud.,d> nf l.">ul~ visited E"r"'HN @rdfr. upon
which ,oio Mind baud nld ~tgrvr H"N"i> and icin'.
IN" jury. ,"-'l, guarded l., l'",~" II I"i'' ""N
,lu f.r 4 wala t"GLl. = 'G," N'Nl'"n N'''d t''
swamp the -,cne 81 hr lnGr'"r t!h- a't"ri'"'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
A TRAIN DISPATCHER BLAMED.
THE DEATH OF EIGHT MEN CAUSED BY HIS
NEGLECT.
TWO TRAINS IN COLLISION en- TIIE BALTIMORE
AND OILlaJ At BLAOK HAND, OlilO-PASsiN-
GER TRAINS CRASH INTO EACH C'nllEE
NEAR THE SAME PLACE.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TkfBUNE.l

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE
Newark Ohio. Sept. 2S.-Eiglt persons kiieu'
two wounded and large amount OF properly ue
stroycd are the results Of one OF the WORST coi-
lisions that ever happened on the Central ONO
Division of the Baltimore and ONO Railroad Inc
accident occurred n sharp curve, one mile
we,t Of Pleasant Valley, midway between Newark
and GAINESVILLE, about - o'clock. 1t is attribute"
to the criminal negligence of the operator, a
Young man named Kcrly. The trains III col
lission were a ives; bound freight tran
on which the engineer was John $. buckingham; ;
tlc fireman. W. NJ Fircstonc; conductor, Bash,
and an castbound freight. with John Camp. en-
yncer: Harry Wilson, fireman, and William
Grouse. conductor. The dispatcher had orders
ot Rlack Hand 10 hold the eastbnund tran ana
in addition an order was made for two trains to
meet at that point. buckingham called for or
dcrs and was given n clean block by the oper-
ator. who claims to have overlooked the TWO
ORDERS lie has not been seen since, ana
evidently has dccampcd. The Killed are
John s. Buckingham. William fircS'onc, s. +.
Smart Thoma, Mrt'rac all of this city: John
Cochran, supposed to h IA Cleveland printer:
tl,nn Bash. an cmplo;r of tie Baliim"r" ana ohi"
at GAINESVILLE: t;rorgc ". Stoncburnc of the same
place, and man whose name is unknown.
Met rcary's body has not yet been dug from p'h'a''
the wreck The bodies were horribly mangcd. All
were brought here. The injured are John amp, l"S
alnputatrd Harry Wilson. hands and arms cut ah'i
sCal'r'l.
The engines are total wrecks. being locked
together that il i impoS,lh!r almost to separate
ITEM TWENTY-FIVE cars filled with wire nails.
ron Steel oats mldlin.> corn. flour, lumber. ore
and rr,ptrS were l,lnlrl and >plintcrcd all b"ln"
crowded in the spar" Of seven or ci2lf
car l,n.th>. The wfc"iilrg trains were s'nt down
md the debris cleared away. The loss I" ih'
| company Will br not les, than $4,000"
Fol 'wi = this wreck twp passenger trans wrr"
! in coll sion uirr mile west of Bhrn">Nil". d'-
n,oli>h!nL two cypress ear both engines Hnd 'l'
! mail ear Enricrr john Wlrrlrr AID a bag "r'
man, Iii NGrdork. had their legs BROKEN Inc
| accLlcnt was ,ic - dlsohlicnre of orders on the
| part ol one train The "ili' ias Announce that II"
| one wa, killed. All traffic is delayed. while
pasrngcr trans are run over IN" Panhandle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
PRICE THREE CENTS.
THE TARIFF IN THE SENATE.
PROBABLE ACTION OF THE UPPER HOUSE
CETIIE CONFERENCE REPORT.
PASSAGE OF THE MEASURE ASSUMED BY sAF3
MARtidlN-LITTIE REPUBLICAN CPPO
SIMON EXPEEVljD.

Washington Sept. 2S.-Thc conference report
on the Tariff bill will be- called up in the ScnaN
Tomorrow by Mr.. Aldrch, and there is some chance
that u vote may be taken on il before ADJOURN
ment Mr.. Aldrich will make brief speech eX'
planning the work of the Conference Committee
and giving some estimates as to the probable effect
of the bill, as it now stands upon the revenues.
Mr. Carlisle will deliver the formal attack on the
BILL which he was prevented from making during
the general debate last July and August by con-
tinued ill-health. Mr.. Mcpherson, Of New-Jcrsey,
had expected to say something further about the
general question Of tariff duties, but he has been
in bad health also for the last few weeks. Mr..
ingalls, announced early in September that he
would make set speech when the conference
report came up for action, but nothing further
has been hear about the Kansas Senator's intcn-
tions.
There has been some vague talk Of Republican
opposition to the adoption of the report. but 50
far as is now known, Mr. Paddock, Of Nebraska.
is the only Republican Senator who has asserted
an actual purpose 10 go over 10 the minority
Even if two or three short sighted Northwestern
Senators desert 10 tho opposition. which is alto.
.cthcr improbable. the report will still go through
by safe margin.
The only other urgent business 10 come before
the two houses after tie 1arIh report Is out ~
the way is the conference report on the General
Deficiency bill. The confcrccs on tins measure
have reached an agrrmrnt. which Will bc an
nollnccd tomorrow. The chief point of dliPr.
cnce between the houses upon tine inclusion
by the Senate of the French Spoliation claims In
the bill. The House has succeeded in forcing
out the appropriation 10 pay these claims: ana
they will have 20 over for another year. There
journ not later than Wednesday or Thursday OF
this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
SLAP AT GOVERNOR HILL.
CoUNuY DEMOCRATS DO NOi WANT PEACE AT
TuIE. PRICE OF DIGNITY.

OuNuY DEMOCRATS DO NOf WANT PEACE AT
TUIE; PRICE OF DIGNITY.
The County Democrats of this city have de-
clned Tammany Halls offer 10 pass on 10 th'
Hill Peace Committee the proposition to let this
committee of which James w. Ridgway, Of
Brooklyn, is chairman. settle the differences he
tween the two Democratic factions. few days
ago Charles A. Jackson, chairman Of the General
Committee of the County Democracy Organlza-
tf0n. wrote letter 10 Thomas +. GilrOy. OF Tam
many Hall, proposing n conference OF the repre-
sentatives Of the two ORGANIZATIONS with the Id'a
of seeing how much faith could be put in ram
mapy's pr0flers Of friendship and desire for ali
Democrats to get together Oh "A ticket TO he
nominated within the week. This proposition
was presented to full meeting OF the
Tammany General Committee on last
Friday night The Tainmany leaders showed their
irsincerity by allowing the unanimous adoption Of
a resolution which had been introduced by MI.
Bourke Cochran, turning over the entire affair TO
the Hill Peace Commission, made up Of men who
do not live In this city. AS this commission has
absolutely nothing whatever to do with city cleo
.ions. inasmuch as it is subcommittee Of the
Democratic State Committee, Tammany's action
on Friday night was Immediately taken to mean
that this organization would be extremely willing
for the County Democrats TO help elect the Tam
many candidates for Congress and the Assembly.
hut. In 40 far as local affairs and local offices are
concerned, Tammany would rather "go it alone. +"
and reap the reward Of the spoils
This is the way that the County Democrats took
Il: There was yesterday afternoonsa conference of
leading members Of this organization at the New
Umsuerdam Club. There were present Police
Justice Maurice j. Power, Charles A. Jackson. D..
IIsmpdep Robb, ex-senator James A. DAILY. Richard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
CANDIDATES FOR CONGHFS~.

TYLER TcN sept 4-.-1hr E'pubcans Of th'
dieirct have nominal ii >. j.. Il>'I for Congress.
Philadelphia. sept. .-.-.N "A meeting lat nich' ~
Iudcp, ndrnt Democratic voter, Of iic lld C'nti'~
.on.l District. formerly represented hy >tniul ).
Randall. resolutions werc pa>-d indOr-ny Richard L.
Vsnx and nominating him Iid"pord"!i Dcfnp
cr,tic caudidac 10 run AGAINST Wil!Iim VI Nicer. p
was nominated T!Iursda, by IN" regular district
convention,
san Francisco sept. 1- tn l"ln"' at, o: the lNih
Concr~, ,sional District last ni.t nominated R"rr' FER
rail- for Congress.
Louisville. sept . tonrr"' W. 7. Ell> VII
rcoinna,ed in a." D'mo'ih" primaries held IN '!r'
lid District yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

wrds,Oit, y. Y, sept. % Especial, Pursuant 10
nouncrmont the tariff tbat' at the Northern Cayura
County Fair pae hrr this week and the Protect
is,s tf this Vicinity who fortuna' "nough b,
rcscu and hear Major T. X. Pangborn. Of Jersey
r strtnythcncd in IT, r faith and loud their piai~.
- that eloqurnt and convincing SPEAKER Congres%na;
McAdoo o. New.Jcrsry. had been advertised to pr
IN. Democrat! side OF the qucston but he oo
.sndine to his rrnom!naton. which not and Everett
Nhcnlcr OF New York. was substituted in his placn.
Tho debate was interesting and was listened 70 With clos
,trnron. Major Panrborn ceacly showed that any na.
ton must have bcnehts Of protective policy 1t
on,d hovs diversified and successful ndusries that th
,rn,.c.v. rol,cv was u the utmost Importance the
lsno class uid the tariff not tax. but thar
IN zach and 1t reduced tbs price or coat Of
the article projected lower point than It had ever o'rn
horcht IN ths country. Major Pangi orn was rich In
,uu.,,.mon .ound In argument. and mighty taking
With the crowd and th,y think he completely routed his
antagonist who did Ids hest TO show ne lmpotnry and
f,Iacy OF the doctrnp o. protection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
rUr p,IrTTCKET TOTTON CENTENARY.

Providence, Srp.. 2s.-Th" opening cNc'' SIS !" '''
p.u ,uckc, Cotton Cent nary tcicbHtlon began ~
I,h . urcII,nr,ry sunday. rhool celebration in Music
u,u Governor Davis and other dlenarlcS were on
the platforr and the hall was crowded The andehe"
,anr Old Hundred" and H. B. Metcalf. chairman ot
the meet ns made the nrotuct ~ address. A'dr
were also made by the Rev. Porter NJ Ninton ana inc
Rev. Alexander 'gor all bearing upon samuei
slater, influence In early Sunday school work. Inc
Rev II. J. kmnerucy. OF 81. Josepas Roma" i''o'''
,..h ,,.o delivered fcrvld sermon his conereea
lion upon the dement's following: from saters lts ana
works. Pawtucket is generally decorHau, anu .uo
were to-day by thousands OF Strangers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
4 SrcOyD NATE SER SED OF NTRDER

san Fr','i,.". >"pt. =. The >irir'hp YORKTOWN
,Ir,l,d hcrr >',i,f!'. 1856 ih> iun New" f"Ik' ai"F
"A >t.luN tr!p. Iulv !. II Storm ih' boat ''"'Ih'
Lame, Nr.tun. Wa li>t overheard. A boat "i' low
r',d tn r,.>rlr LIN bat Wh> tpo ;it". - i''uiH'E
t. The snip thc boat wa> lost. bat ~" ere" "'' r.
,ucG I,r'r> carr. q! the crew nl III" r"rh
uwn hA~ lyi.cd ,ogipiaUf with q" P'lc' c'r-h1 :
-. .,.,d u,,ic Ih,rr. y Ian. with th' munl"r ~
W,>tnu Carr SAYS that Weston was "ihcrcd ever
I'M, i- in ~" >iorm - 30 >"m" work. rn 'lA'
Noa,, l..'i"r,r!, cut th lic lin" {" uh'h West ~
v,. hu,dlrc Ihicr other sailor, ccrrboiatCd 'i!r :
.,f,r
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wocKINtMEN TAkE 1t'lITH'AL A'i""'

,h.. Central Labor Union met in C'hrhoh ""''
:. ,.,d,v and adjourned after rca'nc III" hl'"'> ~
g., las. mc.tjnc The Delegates w"r" t"'h 'a''''
8, order hy Thomas Ford. and th" 'rn'r'' Lawn
,,i, Political Convention VA "prA''' '''-
v,r,,er Master Workman oi District A>>'h"N ~"
49,; VA. eIec.cd chairman. cr'ic't'i' commune
v,s then ADD ,.n.d and reported ia'"'tHF o. |" '
,dn,ttancc Of FIVE delegates i'On "a'H "''c o' 'u'N
fam uuioII, represent ~ ah"u' 100 men, II wa
,e,olv,d that the Central Labor ln"n sh"nn 'a"' J."
dc,r, dent political action and nriii'" '''"''"
f,y election Ia the Leg Stature. y; the ~Nf'c>l" ="
the Rev Dr. Edward Mr'lynn. WI" WI l" u ''
,rntr,l Labor Union Icpr' cn'a'lNr "i '"' y"
m,lwcal;h Party aud Anti Poverty society," '"''
utcc of five WAS appointed r. visit III" lradH"tf' r
Of the various labor p,Fric, ad attempt To- brie '"'
a conlInat on 0f all these parties for pii'"ai Pn'
u,es and c,poc ally {" >crk Ia have the ownership I"
railroad. placed in the hands "f III" people ana u
worx for the p,s.acc o. a lax making In" hrihc a'h
Use of Iink"rton detectives Sta'c Fri>'i ofc'c''
Among the sp"akrrS who discussed thIs IL )'ct VA
James r. Archibald. lie sad thL II" was III iiN".
Of any measure defeat the men VINO han h"i'a ri
them lie denounced certain labor Leaders and Nl"hc
AT some length about the pan Of c'np.g \ ne't
Ing viii be held Thursday night In Clarendon lia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
ry.LuTy ,TE DRY nor 81 BLOWN FP.

vcw.IIayr, Conn. sept. -. NJ I'D "''io'N '"'
,,,ru,u. one " the illuminate dtN houses III WI"
rhr>t.r', Repeating Arine company 'NP''' Wv"
,,.,r, ,,p,rt that wa h"ard all over the 'lN' y"
- i,,ur,d. hut the watchman. who had Just
NJ, the huidjng and ahont lao i.'t rom IT, w wn
ti'o, n dawn by thu >ho'h and badN li-ht W .'c NV
t.,t',i, which WA, "A small one. WAS blown 10 pie''>.
T rn i,' however l. slight. a the dry mousse air'
ch",n ana rs built with thr expectation t!at tcs "H
nuear nj any time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
ppcsrneyr HARRISON TO GO TO KANSAS.

sobetha. Kan. Sept 2s.-Department Commander
Collins Of the Grand Army Of the Republic OF kansa'.
cccivrd message yesterday from Private secretary hi
fori stating that President Harrison hao a'e'p'N '"
invitation Ia br present al me N'"'' r'""o" =" u" ""
,ur,mcnt at Topeka. October 10
,;a.sburv H.. sept. Is tSpcciaD.-t;rea cnth'l-i-
.sr, liza, been created here by IL dispatch from Con
cressmun Post saying that President Harrison VIII
6e hero on october tO attend the reunion OF ms
Sr,,ndc A mass meeting will be held IN the City
Iai on Monday to make for the occas'0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
SrI,'IDE or 4 PHySirIAN'S WIFE.

HYDE P,rh. Mass. sept -~.-Mr~. Iif''' "o'"'
r,,y YEAR. Of axe, wife ut Dr. thG.c> .. ldi''.
d,,Nrcd h.r,r!, IN The Ncppn-rt RIVER AT an e'iH
hour tli, incoming. The body wd> recovered II
viii be- taken to Madison. WI. where the father "'
,h, dead woman, cx t">rrr"r MILL lives Mi". i'Nr'
va, , refined and c-timallr Lady. aud her death l. 1t
y,,,t blow t Ter hu>ia and and ~''n. tine Latter, Ni'
Il,Nrs :, ri ing NuIuI lWNrr ~ - Pam. MINI w
iin,r, /, brother of the late Francis Hayes al LA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
HILL DREW THE SMALLEST Crowd.

Iockloit Ssp, ~ fSp"' isl ON" O uc visit 81
Governor Thur stav. at ia" uhy air. la
j.t been made public. The rl0t fforI III" t"a,nr'r,
office shows that the receipts for The tr-t day oi
sasS; for the SECOND DAY. 1890 aud 900 totar.
With the tiOvcinor attract on. utrr OIly a
little over thousand IrOlc at H." fair and IA" weather
va, eycryth ng that could b" Gc "i u Y't"idiy ard 10
d,y were colI and dam. and the attendance r.n-
than doubled. GOvcrnO' I'M d""s 10 DE- q
fa,Orte with the Niapora County iirhcr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

st. Petersburg Sept. "e.-Anothcr attempt has
been made upon the life OF the Czar This time tie
conspirators planned 10 wreck train by which it.
GW-s Relieved the Gar intended TO travel irm
ST Petersburg 10 Warsaw An obs ruction
was placed upon tho track in the shape OF five
slcrprs which tightly wcdSed in between
the rails. The train which supposed TO
he carrying the Gar crashed into the
barriradc Of sleepes and was thrown from tho
track No details of the outrage have been oh
tanned. and ii is not kEown whether any arrests
have been made in connection with the affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
NOVEMBER yEyrH CROSEy BY TEE ANAfHIMN'

Chicago, sept. 2s.-In response to call 10 AL
free thinking socicicS ISSUED by the Pioneer H'u anu
support Association. delegate OF thirty h'e >"'"'''
Responded and arranged details FOR h""'"'a' 'e',
,,,,,,n -, the cxecutiou of the five Anarchists. ii
wns decided TO celebrate the memorial day on SUNDAY
November %. thi, day being fixed npon so Shat more more
neoplc might have an opportunity to attcho o.s
demonstration Is expected and many prVmihe sp'
Will address the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
THE WASHINGTON REptHLfCAN CIrH.

Albany sept ~ Especial, .-Anot,rr Nrw Yofk i:rpub.
rau club has incorporated. L. I. the Wlsh
I'M nyton Republican Club and it, Oa.io; j. Wa-hngtnii
Heights. It's OhJct Is To promote III" growth ~ The Re-
publican Iafty und guard and defend the BALLOT
form law The executive committee Is Il. follow Denis
f. burke j. baldwin iiands. jaime, Murphy. Thomu,
o,Bticu IIrrn an u. Wilson and Daniel i. MahoIry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

H., J.,.Ifo sept. = G"'i"" IA been l''"'"
Iy tho ,oycr,r"i, w'i'h aui''iV' An u''!''I'"'
.uc - currency un gN h' bV 'h' "'''''''
L..Ls .iil,.i i.~! uui"r IL" d" ~" ~ "'n'"' '''
,l. dr,rr nl,., r>p",i,l allow a." l"1'"'" 49,
,, - ... pa, .,.,. 90 ., II" -; o1'n q q faiiri-
-,c. ,ln'lni T. .'afiN l.l'rt n -. ,,. ...,,
par,s -.pi : III r'" u"n ~" ;'h'r ,nc.
,, ,, ,,r,,ill.n Minister Il E.i.cntlpn hd' eTehc"
N,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

,ETT1NT' III
-, rr,uci.co sept. - hdvircN have been i''N'"
,r,,,u samo, 10 day which >tat" that III" "r''"'' ~
,hip, Trenton and Naid1'i' "m'" "'' P' ,,
he Samoa,, 0vcrrmct some TIM" ago. INV u"
" u., ,r,urisco wr.cking firm and the work {" ~
o,;,r thc wreck has already hrcln IN" "''"'
,nou which tho sale made require ',c Pn Pni and
m hear the whole expense "f wrr'hlt "" oon 70 ono
,,,,f the profits tho cxsct amount to DO Hc'''' :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

Loudnn sept -. cr.iN l. map h""H !" Wv
a., t, ,-d. THE masters lnvr given h"N''
:, ,,c men o. = whnl.,alr l"'""ni "u u" ~" ~
,,,, month nnlo,, an amirn''r ''itfm'ni "' ,,r 'r
H., ru,c. /, effected in the meantime" "i WIN" ~. -
~ p'' , ,,r, a, ,r,.rnt II" nrr'~ IN - nunrr "I
t,rnnc,., ara. ALREADY 'ut. I' tii',',"" ,.,,,
- ur,,Iuctjnu la 'fl cpn'd"ihb" rN'"''"'''
lu the iron warrant hHfh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS TO VOTE For HOARD

WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS III N'TIE T''K IT'NNU
Chicago, sept - t>p~i ah.-Thc Wisconsin Dem"
cratic I:cuictt Law League. which already iIcla'!r'
er 900 Democrat who arr Dissatisfied WITH th"ii
p,rty plat form the chnl question and viii N"t"
for Governor Hoard ha:" ccc,c president OF "a"
league" George j. OlcIHiaI!n. the Milwaukee brewer Il
ur,,,,incnt democrat Hugh Ivan. Mlvaul""
Law, ch,~,'n >erf"t'ry ana Treasurer. Ih' ~
ecutivc committee j. made mp of l"adux men, OH"
from each tO!Icic>, dI>irlr'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

WrLa-h Ind Srpt. - tSp"ciaI. i"' u, ''' ' v, "
a., ,.,, ,,.t rtay i--urd Application of u" "''a'h
,,d o.,unr., an inlunc.on r'''tanln% T'u ii"h"'''
,, ,,. thl,a.o and Eri" Railroad COMPANY IT, "N''r>
, and srr,a ant. from doing act or thn3 'a'n'''u
=, interfere with the running "i th' Trans o' W. "'
.,r,,,d over the tracks OF I'll" Ch'lro d"u Nta""c
p,,irord l.ctw rrn I.rkrton and Hammond
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srnnry nrIrg Of A MINISTER.

Chicago Sept. Is Cpecian.-The Kew p f' norse''
-. pun,,rron Iowa. who was TO have occupied a
n,n, I, Calena today got or the train at Lena H..
I'D yesterday was found lying dead on tho floor OF MS
room a, the hotel. The verdict Of the Jury was death
h,
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,hi,ud Wis. Sept. - .>p''ia!'. III" "A'"'"'''''
,,.,,,,n br,nring the new, q! ia" 1'sA|" "' "' '"
''"'' - uv mo- term, uf thi> bill all bona
MT, ,t.r, on railroad land. t" h" r"~t"f'" VIII t"
,.,.,,,, ~ .lt, for actual r">id"n'' 'h' ">''""
I u,.,rirt i probably rht up n"r' "rh t''''"'" I"
thor district in the country. lhl' ar N"''
'''' ''' ,., . 600 900 and 900 600 acre, IN ihi'
:, -, ,,,, will ,. alrctri by the h"" hI'I' N'"'H
- nm, ri. .,cthm Of. ans value contains N'""'''''
, ,,,, the pine l. III unu''i'l growth 'h're ar !"
.,p.e Instances high ~ Il darn ''d'"'" 80 :, :.
MA, land. 4, b. restored li- Ia A>haiu' hNh''"
,.,. ,,urtir- and AZ, within ia" grants 10 th'
,y,,.,.in Central Northern Pa'ih' anu 'h''S'' '''
r,, N,un,npnli, and Omaha road
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Calais SEPT - EI.'hiy lr' it.' .r"> here have
l.ru ,h.-o ed ir o.-I "luc'" e.; h" .ir:'' " /" ''''
,,,. nf 600 lace ,ri rf- h",,. d.v II W. u''1l
,un. - r- II, II .in" w. ''r' HN' ''' man"
| f,,iutcr. ,,a.tf the ''r'u- of ~ r'H!IN'-.
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cr.ful examination Of AL th" r'c"d aud paF"i" ev.
t,,. Med this claim proves h'y"d "ai'"htur" OF
,rut ta; aDrlrt'- disability ha> bsl for mlii N"aiS
il>t past h,th y .nin';it and > r and /, aN' apa'>
rro a." history h. that under lr act Of Mitch
3 i>-.i h.. pension increased {" th" rate oi ~
month hi di.ahlit, pronounced 10 b. equivalent
,o hr loss ~ hand foot and h" wa> o the r>l"n
roll. ,at.d n."nth at thc tim" ~ IA" approval
u thu at " I>s h" j. l"-aly entitled to nav"
, Iri,ion incr,a-.d $50 month fI" the ith cay OF
August l-si. without having undergo any m'dcal
examination whatever.
Thr Department il positively convinced that the o"y
ohlct -, further medical ,\au!nation> ~ IN" aPp1ias
would h, u drtcru,, whether h" il totally dabHa IN hs
.,t ,s A. rntt him o e36 per month a. l. aiso
pu, ..d for IN IN. act lssd but a" u APP
mars fnn IN. oinon Of the harmed m'ia, referee thas
appellant totally disabled in his left leg ~ 'ontem'
mated by said last Enactment of Congress. You are 70
n.r to allow Ucrca>" Of pension at th" fat' e1
80 pr month from August issG Very respectfully
ID. l.. HAWKINS. Assistant Secretary.
Do, l,ct no i36. lS',
Now viii jacob H. Naumatcr and Frederick Poor
,, neither hi, rev, r>al of The Pension Nnit" acton.
t, n, ,pn,w hat a- ti allu,lon o the then mr1i'al
referee secured proper relief for the claimant IN
Nh.>. Interest Made. or Whether IL Wt> hcd
an and II -. why II wd> "hrhi mp.
'rhr r,iluu" corr'-p poudcnt clare - further. that
r,.,ut and careful d"ri>io,> Oi Assistant secretary
hu,>rv have been treated with s!iilir contempt IN
f,, ~, ring" HOW. heretofore, iur' their
>uprriol>.
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committee VIII bc on time to-day. that full
b" held William NJ. lyins. the counsel for the com.
mtr. ha' been abroad. but hr got lat night on
the SrrNa. which reached Quarantine CONG up
To the city, Mr. WINS will undoubtedly BE- on hand in
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