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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
POTTER AND LOTELL ARRESTED.
EMBEzzLEMENT CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH
THE RECENT FAILURE: IN BOSTON.

fMBEZzLEMFNT CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH
THE RECENT FAILURE: IN BOSTON.
Boston, Sept 15 (Spcclal.-Waltcr Potter and W. d.
foyelI were today arrested warrants charging them
with enbczzencnt and larceny. The complaint Oh
which the warrants were issued is made ly Charles
Richardson of Philadelphia. member "f the brh oi
C. Richard son Sons, director in tn" National Bank
Of tho Republic in Philadelphia. and president OF the
Edceh Furnace Company. and 1t alleges the cmbeHP
1neut OF $3.50 in property, the larceny Of @OnO
And tho wrongful conversion to their own Use OF
o;o0oo The S7O.OOO represents bonds 10 that
amount while the other property is notes M the Phua
delph,s nrm The bonds Of the Edgehill Furnace
COMPANY placed with Potter. LCvcll d CO. a. srrurV
for advances to be made notes OF the firm Of
G., Richardson & Sons. The transaction between the
parties on which the complaint is based Is the one OIL
which . temporary injunction against the disposal
Of tho bonds was granted recently by Judge Holmes
OF the Supreme Court In his petition for that n,unc
ton Mr. Richardson sets forth that his Grm had been
in tho habit Of placing notes with Potter. Lowell d
Co. and the Potter Lowell Company for n"gotation and
that to cover advances from the concerns when posi-
bly, no notes were on hand the firm had given AS
security $4,000 In per cent bonds Of the Egehll
Furnace Company. These bonds, he AYERS. In the
possession Of &. G.. +. Wallace, Rochester. " H..
aud therefore that firm Is pade party TO the ciril
suit. He then alleges the fraudulent conversion Of
tie bonds BY Potter, Lowell Co. 10 Their own use.
and seeks accounting from all parties The criminal
complaint is drawn along the sane lines and contains
substantially the same allegations. The arrests we're
u~de quietly at the Office vi the firm about noon. and
te arrested men went TO police headquarters. where
they were duly registered Dickinson & Howe. their
Wa furnished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
A Lookout IN sOITHAMPrON.

London sept l3.-The lot kout Instituted hv the
dock companies at southampton against III" l"b"'rr'
in their employ began this m"Tnff1. Work %" w.
docks Is entirely suspended
At q O'Clock this evening the military pii'"i'' "h'
police guarded the dock gate. Few iri "r" h.""'i
within until IL O'Clock when the lockout I'"iI''~
were withdrawn and all except th" EoNdi Mail "'.n
Culnn Companies engaged the requisite iinNi"F "i
hands At noon work was began III .i''"; l. ."n W.
n,:. tcrs held meeting but pijvurIch whon: r'' Il
inr an agreement More mel Wer" engaged III 'h' ~
tcrnoon. but this failed {" '"u'" Mi appNr'''
dimnutj ion Of The crowds throic'1 the gaze dHN"'
10 resume work. live o'ilock ~iw ar"'lF"r n"i'
meeting of mt>tcr' In the meantime npn' no, ~ u
and Union Companies and gath red that fh"lf n"fd'">
had been conceded. but the ofhcial anh"n'c''l ''7
deferred until tomorrow rOriIin.. ~" steamer >
ieft here tn.day several a.. .till detained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
THEIR LIVES WERE SAVED BT 4 HAY CART.

Fraukl,n,il,r y. Y. sept. H. saturday evening III"
nf,,,n YEAR odd son nf Henry Gardner. who NVrN NJ
crosby Ill., four and y half m"> southwest OF here.
,,, an ,,uly bull from his fathers stable 10 water. hv
a sick inserted III the ring IN the animalS nose. l"
hull turned upon ia" boy ard threw him down. Inc
LIDS mother rr~i"ndrd L. h> cries for litIp' anu
-,lu,. ,r n\r struck the brute Two Or three stout
b,V on tii" nr,h. whcrupnn III" bull turned nl"nl
th. woman and threw her violently to the ground
The boy now had tnr To- ri up. and he Turned III I"
rc>ruc his mother. II" grabbed TIC rnE III Nc hhli
nose aud jcrk'd hard. when lie was aGtIh N't upon
,pd knmhcd down. The furious beast jasbtd his
m d aud horls into the h"v> chest with terrible '"r'"
TN. mother again tired la assist INN. she grabbed
t. hull hy The horns and attracted his atichtl"n -
,h,t hr lett M, ng,t v'ilm and again went i'r hrr
and throwing her down. jumped over her me i;'l
ac,iu pitched IN. -lr - he wi>. and was cicht 10y
th, ll', horns and tossed up. The animal Wa 20
mad a. t. hc absolutely Wild and lu-i hen h' >pl''
hay cart which he SET upon and huit'h. ihl> HtN
th s,, and mother a chance 4" c~rnlS'. ana 'H'y al"
nj, The mother received II lad gt>h III her rsH arm
and was terribly bruised. The boy had rc'cNcd Is bin
"a In the thigh about four Inches long ana n'"p'
he. ,d,s being otherwise Injured tn" 'l,th"s {" ""'h
~, Inn, were nearly torn trprI their bodies. y, N'l
no Signs u .ny internal Injuries are aVpiNlt anu tNc
patients dong we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
RENEWING THE BRIBERY SEITS AT NEWCASTLE

ritt,burg sept, 1j.-A dispatch from Newcastle.
rciin say.: This evening Judgr MrMic!ach gave
hi, dcclsou on the motion Of Dr. Mckinney, Of Beaver.
pr;c,tiug against the Grand Jury sntnG HIN III
thc bribery Gaze, Of the XXVh Congressional District
The court decided after hearing the evidence that the
suits of Wallace. Sialcr and NIcrr, for conspiracy
were dismissed the Of Tate SlaIrr and Downing,
Republican Congressional delegates. for taking DrbS,
and w. ID. Wallace. for paving the ,anic, 70 80 before
"A pcw Grand Jury IN December. Til. reversal oi the
or,.,nal non init created tremendous sensation In
In, d,strirt a, It IL practically lght between fwo
counties arravPd on each side, Lawrence and Mercer
indOr.ing Major Mcdowell. the nrnllcc. while behv"r
and Butler Counties have decided 10 hoo new pr'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
FRENCH AND RUSSIAN FEELING;

Pari. Sept I5--ocncral ferroA. tomnilid"r "' IN
Echteeitl Army Corps. gave banquet last h'sh' -
the foreign Officers who attended the recent hiaenN'
Of the French army. General Fcrron Iav" ''''' u
t,n,ain kal,Ior ot the Russian army. VINO. nc san
rcprr,entcd an iiiconpaiaLic army. Wich Wa a'I'
10 .p,,s.. Of the armed coalition which VA trath
ing Europe If campaign did not suffice u 'H''
tI, Eu>~i, would no; hesitate - nav" r'"ii>' -
several and wnlld hc victorious IN thr emo '''"'''
Fcrron a,kcd the company 70 drink I" u" sister "''
Of Russia. .
In replytng to the toast Captain kabaIoh dilatrh
mn ~ the 1t.- ~ a''r'tiG, with which T. 10 "a
ARM regarded ~ arlny I rance. l":' ~ '''i'
elm ion Of la, remarks he ord rS 10 vi" hl>''ih
c,stun shattered his cl,> pOn the h""r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
MOTSSh EEI RECAPTtRED.

Constautnoulc. sept. 1J.-MOuS>a Icy. me kuN-
i,h Governor of Armenia who was sentenced 10 'N'io
for the outrage pcrpctratcd by him upon CHRISTIANS
in that pr,vincc and who escaped from custody some
time aco has been captured near BrOu>Sa. fftf-
seven miles southeast of Coi,antinoplc. ne binhc
one If his legs attempting 10 cscap" from the P''c'
The Grand Ni7icr will probably not thtnK inc zap
tor, OF Mou>,a Fey. who will prove white clrphan
IN the hand, Of the Turkish Government. The fanati-
cal Mo,lcn> Will doubtlc>, complain if that bariT''
but faithful believer" i, roughly handled. and the
Christian, Of the Empire we'll the foreign Powers
will protest if the kuri chief il not punished '"rhs
10 his deserts 1t in the end of August that 't''r
hi, mock trial Mous>a Bcy was allowed 70 Z" '"o
e>ile: l., nobody Thought thar the place OF in'"' J.
mcit assigned him world be III ASIA Mh"r' ""''' ''
the gate, of Cor,tantnopc. Instead Of as usual III
the Fczzan or the TrpolitanE, still. ne "aN "o'
,i fd -, Uru.so and he tried to escape from there.
n,d,aIy 10 return the mountains oi Armenia "hr'
h.. might have played a.air HE role "i an ihdcPcu
cut clucItaiu Of h> rIuw.riGS kIM~ Inc '''"''
finn of the .trmruidnS has H' i''P'"''"'
1hn.o who form large colry at CoI>iAitiH'pic ia =
hc.u drcriycd in thcr hopes uf >c,iHg thr Snah P"'
dan their cornI.ion>t> whu were irpllcat"n III "' '''
~ ,Ic kuum apou Church.. The hard sentence P'"
nouuccd hy' the Mu>~man tpnilsl one m'hl'"i ~,
,,hi, w.. the f,"Jt-;l Drrvi>.h Pichi III" '"r'l,
:. hero of EatuIn" have been kept III f'rce WI" .nc
execution Of Communication T." lf' inpTi> lhcl VI Wv
n,iv man sentenced death. Inc N'li'"..'H ~
home cring on the pi"m>" 81 ri".i" ~ ~" 'i, tmv
man administration. expected tlai "l.' '',' ,.,
nr'"- wUulI lr appointed. ha been don" ~ i,''
30 Improvement -! tna Kind. or ~ ANY ",i hIr NIL, M
been made. and their Paria'h isir III" , % -, ,h rnr
having vithdI7wu ~" rrcuation Er "cht 10 '"' l,h
;& & :vcr,,,nru i; lr has resigned again. ac'oiuIhS
10 II recent cabl" dispatch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
COR. MELLETTE LOST ON THE PRhIhlEo'
ROUGH EXPERIENCE Of SOUTH nAKoTAs CHIEF
MAGISTRATE ANDAH HUNTING PARTY.

MA;ISTRATE AND HUNTING PANlf.
St Paul. sept. II (>pHcial.-A di'parh 10 i"c
Plo,ccr Plv>," from T"rre. ;. D.. says: ''o'er"'r
Mrll.to t. H. BAILEY. Of the Pierre Ilnd ONCE a"'
two other grntlcm"u started ont OF the TsfNa'''
on Monday last for a few day hunt, ihteh"'ns !"
return {, this city Wednesday evening. Inc P"I'!
did not rrtnrii At the time and by SATURDAY evening
cons idrl-,ble ANXIETY felt in TINS 'tF ior '''
welfare The Governor had several lnporiht bh>i-
n,,., engagement AT tn" capital. ana IL WI" '"'"I"
some accident had bcfallcn the parry. Inc S''''''0
rroved ,,u. AZ on SUNDAY evening the four men
arrived AZ For; Pierre. across the river lron ,'
p!are III a ha'f starved condition, havii2 Deeh "'"'
food s.nc" Friday. ,..,. ,,,u ,re,,], ~
The party started for home Friday ail.r e'rths ~ a
ING al a rAu,Iur- aout hfiy miles NORTHWEST ~
rhrc ,,,u discovered that they we're lost ana lipii
th,i time until saturday noon they drove ain.@> @
al,ut the ptairic TN saturday att"rnrh liflr 'ei',
r,vr ont The men lay down in the 10" ,uii a'.n W
.rut until rvcn.ny when thcy again >ttrl'n o', W
int the trail ON sunday noon "A ,owboH 'a'c
arr,s, Ia thcrn aud conducted them IT, Fort i,I'rr";
Yhc t,o,crr"r stood III" trip better tliah trc o'icT
n,,u Int ,h,1 all wcr" "cih aad SCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
TIE ERIDGEWATER CA>E

ottawa, ont. sept H. lie i'ilhOT Nid' | " 'N
ernmcnt had compromised with Mrs. Alien II i'-ill
N the celebrated Ir!dccwatcr Is inc"ri"'t u
il understood that Captain James Informed IA"
other day that the Government did not idfI' any
liability IN the matter. and that II danac" wrrT
claimed the Government wound not paw. except np"n
decision OF the cuirt,. In View 81 Mrs. Alien ar
cun,t,ncc, however, and u AVOID the iucurru. U'
,nurcr, nv expense by lrr, III" Minister %! Ju~'icc
stated that the GOvcTnment would amt I'll quc>tiil
Of fact pot in dispute. IN orrr 70 lN'r' "s"i>' fI'
wonld do nothing more pending a judcia dcci ION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
THE FATHER NAY NAVE INJURED HIS &OS

DetcctIye Malarkey, OF tho Twcnty-hrst frecinc''
orr,,gucd Hugh Toland and jones Mullen. OF NO l4'
East Thirty second.st. in police court YESTERDAY on
sunday roland, who is a cab driver. took MS son
yhn on. twenty-tw In O cab to Gouverneur Hospital
The Young mans skull was fractured. aud he VIII
uroboby die from tho injury. There was drunken
nch, at Tolands and Mullcn's nat on saturday ana
in the course OF 1t young Tol'nd was hit over .h'
H.. :" ~ ,,,h .nms instrument 1t is thought that the
.ss,,"rs know more about the affair than they care
Em tcii Justice Mcmahon. remandcd T0laud ana MW
len to await tho 'res9t Q9 young ToapAa injuries "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
POLISH HEBREWS FIGHTING ~ 4 SfNAGoGC e.

Trenton. n. j.. Sept. la'-Durins serN"e' III ~.
po,,sh Uchrcw synagogue here to-day fight occurred
over the attempt of tho former rabbi Max Rodden
and somo OF his followers t. take part In the prayers
after thcy had been warned tn Keep away In 'he
struggle Rodden and Harris Ad"lphiS 1t Is ralme'
were roughly handled and aEs roat c 'SnE M. ~si "Sd
hnd Warr,es issued for the arrest or Moses SNhi-
wits,hk. the new rabbi. and several omcers OF tc
syharJc,e as their lSsdllants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
THEY SrCcEEDED ~ KILLING EACH OTHER

Nashville, Tenn. sept. 15-A dispatch from New
bern Hale County. Ala. says that Robert Turpn ana
Glen Diskin, prominent young men of the town. quar-
rolled on saturday afternoon and parted with the un-
dcrs,anding that each should arm himself and shoot
nm sight Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock they
c.mc together in the centre of tho town. when firing
becan Each cmptcd his revolver. puskln fell
,nortay wounded with four ball, in his body. and tho
i,si ,h0f from hs pistol after he had fallen to ms
Lnccs struck Tur1ln In tho forehead Lul!ns him III
piI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
CHOLERA IN NORTHEAST OHIO.

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. 10 (speciaD.-The recent 70
ports OF cholera outbreak In Carroll County IN the
northeastern part Of the State caused inquiries 10 DC
made By Dr. Proist. secretary Of the state Hoard oI
Health to-day. lie has been In elesiaphc cominihi'
cot,op with Dr. Williams and Mayor DcIOrd. OF Car
ron and will visit the town In person II additional
cases are developed. The disease is ut least cxtao
dInary, apd seven Of the eight gases havc Pro''e
fatal. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
ALAsxA sEALIUNTERs MISSING.

Sen Fraaciseo. Sept. l6-The schooner Sophia
outAsrlanA arrived to-day twelve days from Sand
Relnt With 1,l3s seslskns. On March q, forty
nlss west Of Gray's IIarbor. Harry Kraeht and Lee
and August Ehort disappeared with boat. arms and
Provisions. The sutherland afterward learned that the
men had been picked up by the schooner j. H. Lewis
~ landed Ut Astoria on August IL. The boat con:
tamhg Captain Harritwen. William a. Sutherland and
oto Chapman, who left the vessel to hunt seals, pc
0FA (R4l sQa b. not Upce been heard from. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
TIE IABOR TROUBLES IN At ~IRALIA.

sydney y. :. W. sept. IJ.--Thc Labor Conference
today adopted proposal 10 call ON Immediately all
the shcarcr, wool shed aboreIs and carriers. Tho
conference instructed the various STRIKE committee,
10 order all the members Of the Labor Union I" pro-
pare for A general strike. II IS probable that all
AFFILIATED trades will be called out This NIL ancct
20 600 mel. DELEGATE Fitzgerald has sailed for Eng
land 10 submit the strikers to te British public
The steamers arrested al Newcastle iO, re'nsIg
TO work have been acquitted on legal technicahty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
nlsrlEAslNli TO CANADINN NEECM WIS

DI~PIEN~INti To TNNNIJTNN TFI' TT T-''<f''
Ott,v, ont sept. u The recent order ~ W"
United stat, rrri,urv l"pi"fu"n 'hit ~ F""'
ordcd for Canada must b. '"'''sl ana >d'i ex'''c>
much adverse comment on III" part 81 'in"ii'nS VII"
inn, n i >np coode in bowl thrn-h ~" n'i"' >'1te>
When a p"ta-" r"i'hr, th' N'"h >'A"N H"'"''
tc ,,toli~ un,,ia, pllr" ror! a'"'f each pac"ir"
ord ,ei, ,rc custom. -ra thcrrni mailing charg" ol
tcn cc,i> pI plckagr. rh,s uri"r T. is thought u
ner,i,,cd li viii check. importation IN way of Wv
York. AID The Shipment oi g"Ws i'oh Ch*'' l"
rr',ish Culnnlia by III. Northern IarIn, route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
,SL.MMER fiL' 'E.NTN II PERIL.

Kinc>on ~ y. sept. II t-p'r',l).-rhe DESTRUCTION
nv fire of the ,mg,n Ilo,, at Pine Hill was narrowly
,ycrtrd last night. Fire broke ont In the upper story
while tho guest, IL, supper and for time panic
prevailed. Mrs. Patterson. an invalid WAS a'"o>'
.uaora,ed by smoke and another lady, who tried IT,
, hr icwc,s suffered I'm q similar way. The hrc
o,iyn,,,d from a drlrctvr hue. and. after II was
,ouyht 20 have hrcn c,tinguiShrd. II broke ont anew
sro.tinv greater alarm than before. but II was hiay
suhducd without extensive loss lie resort WAS e'cu
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
AN AMERICAN SHIP WRECKED.

London, sept. l3.-Advicc, from Stanley, Falkland
Island, dated August 23 state that the row hncri
can ship It. Mary. Captain Carver. from NJ" York.
Nav 30 for Francisco. went ashore at Lagoon anl
would prubably be total loss. Her cargo va being
>aycd. She had been III collision with An unknown
vessel supposed TO be the british ohp Eaton Hall
Captain Lawrence, from Hull, April 23. for s:n
Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

RIO Janeiro. sept. 1.-THE elections for members
of the Constituent Assembly. to which the rev CON
stltutlon will be submitted have begun EvcrythhS
is proceeding in orderly manner As pre-
coutonry measure the troops are confined to their
barracks.
The public is apathetic. The Catholics are active.
The old parties generally abstain from voting. Thcic
was some disorder at Icinambuco yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
Az ACCIDENT tn THE PrRfTiN.

Newport. Il. l.. sept 10. The steamer Tufltan o'
thc Fall Eivcr Linz" met with an accident lat nGht.
She left here time AID vixen on Bl1ch l-hnd had
me trouble With her machinery which disabled her.
She Iay 10 until the steamer plGr!m rAme along from
New York and took he, III tow. IN" t"o STEAMERS
Iyy,c he'd her. about 80 II - understood That
The accident was due to The displacement Of pi-"il
ROD II WA, speedily repaired. md n II 20 "'' or'.
th, steamer ~tarttd again for New York with most of
her 100 PASSENGERS though some left on the Wick"r'i
and other lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
Refusing GrATEMALAN DISPATCHES.

san salvador. sept. II. via Gavc,ton.- Telcgraphc
communication with Guatemala has been rcstor1 But
the salvador Government refuses TO allow cable dis
patches 20 pass through until 'ustcrala has paid the
amount due on messages for the last four months.
Tbe only exception Is In the " npO tant Ofrial
telegram, addressed 70 foreign Legations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

The Puritan arrived at her pier at Warrn Il. at
9 - o'clpck last night: Sh" w'' twelve and half
hours late The accident to her rnrincs WIS IN"
becoming detached of the slide "f the Intermediates
pressure. Captain simmons said t'c damage Wa
Trivial and that q few dollars w"nhl repair II. lh'.
puritan to make up for lot time, Will start for Fall
River al :, OclOck this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
CROwL AT TIE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

| 81. Petersburg. Sept. l5.-The official Gazehe7
SAWS that the renewal Of the triple alliance for seven
years will encourage Austria in her anti Russian pol
icy and will Obligc Russia to cast aside peace ll-
| si0ns and rcdouble her vigilance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
MAIL CONTRACT RENEWED.

Wellington y. L., Sept. 15.-rhc House OF Repre-
scntativcs has approved the rcnewai for one year Of
the contract for carrying the mail between Ncw-Zea
land and san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
TIE swJss ISsURRECrION.

Bcrne Scpt I5.--Thc killing OF Councillor Ross
who was shot at Bcll.nzona. Canton OF Bcnot. has
been traced to Radical named Castiglonc' who has
Hed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
N>InD WI>SNANN'S RFTIRN To- AFRICA.

I.rliu sept I,- Major Wi>,naln will start on his
rc,uru ,o \li!,i 'ul ociol"T -. Or Peters Viii bn
apuoIntod ,;-r'tr t"H-ul at Zanzibar. or VIII cihcf
ti. German lurri.ii uH.'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
DESTROYING TIE IRON Ga

DESTROYING TIE IRON GATES ON TIE DANUBE.
Vienna sept. 15.-Thc work OF destroying inc
Iron Gates the Danube begun today III tho
presence Of tho Hungarian and Scvsn Prenlcrs, the
Austrian AlAisAr G Commerce and other Ani1erA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
,N>cII nr TIE >TrANEE Eo>roS.

U,lif,, % - >,lt. J.. rhc row =" iner i.vStnn.
for tl, Nar;ni,h ind E">t"u rl", Wa, sdct'~>iniiy
launched uii tie tlld" I div.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
JOHN MORLEY GOES TO

JOHN MORLEY GOES To IKFLNNU'
London. Sept. 16.-John Morley has gone 70 Dublin
TO mako personal survey OF the agricultural situation
and to confer with Messrs. Dillon and OBrcn prio'
To their departure for America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

ard officials Of the three countries interested, ana
large ooncourse Of people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
ELECTIONS IN BRAZIL

TIE PUBLIC APATHEWC- KEEPING THE TIooPS
IN THEIR BARRACKS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-09

Mr.. E. w. Stephens, of Columbia,
is being talked of for governor. He
is worthy of The office and would fill
it acceptably. As president of the
Missouri Press association during the
past year he has won the hearts of the
members of that body, and would no
doubt receive the united support of
at least all its democratic members.
Browning Record.
This will meet the hearty approval
of the press of the state, irrespective
of party;butfrom the democratic press,
of which Mr.. Stephens is an honored
member, it will be received with more
than a commonplace endorsement.
Let the democratic press of the state
take the matter up.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-09

Commenting upon the care Of
canary birds, "Our Dumb Animals
says; Don't put him in the hot
sun or cold draft. Let him have a
little mirror for company occasionally,
and don't let the sun or gas reflect in
it to dazzle his eyes. Don't keep him
on dry bird seed. No bird in the
world would live on such stuff if he
could help it. Give him fresh water
every day; crumbs of bread soaked
in milk; egg, lettuce, chickweed.
Let him fly about the room occasion
ally. Treat him just as you would
like to be treated if you were a
canary. You may be canary bird
yourself some time"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-09
REFUSED To BE COUNTED.
Troops Called for by the Agent
for the Kickapo0 Indians.

Kansas City, Mo-, September g.
Some time ago special agent Of the
census bureau was sent to the Kicka-
poo reservation in the Indian Terri
tory to enumerats that tribe. They
had been located on their reservation
since 1876, but had always refused to
permit count, mainly from supersti-
ton. Yesterday the enumerator and
the agent Of the tribe arrived at Ok
lahoma City and wired Secretary
Noble that the Indians, after holding
two councils, refused to permit an
enumeration and declared their pur-
pose to resist at all hazards. The
agent asks for troops to assist in
bringing the red men to terms A
war is looked for. School books at
McClellan's.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-09
SWEENY'S DAY OFF.
A New York policeman While
Crazy Drunk Fires Into
Crowd.

New York. Sept. 6.-B ecker street
wss crowded with pedestrians at l p.
m. to day when Policeman Edward )
Sweeney, crazy drunk, ran out of the
Madeira house and sent five bullets in
succession into the tbrong of people.
People fi-d in all directions, panic
stricken. ID. j. Rangen rushed out
of his house at the first shot and was
stretched on the sidewalk instantly
with bullet in his side. He was
taken to st. Vincent's hospital. A
policeman run up and Sweeney, turn
log hastily to flee, fell heavily and
broke his leg.
The policeman was taken to the
hospital a prisoner. 1t was Sweeney's
day of. He went to the Madeira
hotel to meet a woman, and when he
did not find her, fired his revolver at
a mirror and shattered it. He then
rushed into the street and fired at
random in his crazy flight.