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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Order of Sale and Decree and Foreclosure and
Sale.
E. J. Robinson and J. c. Emery, Plaintiffs, vs..
John Gilman ard J. j. Jones. DEFENDANTS
Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale and
Decree of Foreclosure and Sale, issued out Of the
District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of
Idaho Territory. in and for Alturas count! on the
l4th day OF March, A. d. $780, in The above
entitled action. wht rein Z. J. Robinson and
J. G. Emery. the above smed Plaintiffs. oh
tanned q Ju igment and Decree OF Foreclosure and
Sale against John Gilman, defendant. on the 31st
day OF October, A. d 1887. for the sum Of $3.50
two hundred and twenty dollars) in United States
gold ccin. besides interest, costs and counsel fees
which said Decree was, on the 3lsd day Of Octo-
Der. A. D. 1887, recorded in Judgment Book Of
said Court, at page So. am commanded to sell
oil that certain lot, piece parcels Of 3and
situate, lying and being in Croy Gulch. Ter
ritory of Idaho, and bounded and described in
said Fore closure and Order OF Sale, as fo;lCws:
That certain dwelling house, 26xl6 feet. one and
one.haif stories high. with an ( .stathed to the
same 1x30 feet, one story high, and = Blk foot
piazza attached thereto together with one acre Of
land, the center of hich sxid house 10 situate,
with right OF way to and from the roAc for N.
gross and -sress. ana being part o: the south
quarter of the southeast quarter Of Section 20,
Township north, Range II east Boise meridi an
situated in Croy gulch, about four miles from
HALEY. Idnho Territory.
Public notice is hereby given that on the eth
day of April A. D. 1890, vt II o'clock NJ of that
day, in front of the C ur'house Of the county of
AlturAs aforesaid, l will, in obedience to sale
Order of Sale and Decree of Forec o.ule and Sale.
sell tbs above described property, or 80 much
ment with interest and costs, etc, to the highest
and best bidder, for lawful money Of the United
D.ted HALEY. 1. T.. 18th day of M.rch. 1880.
P. II. KINNEY. Sheriff of Alturas County.
Al Montandon, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-27
Notice of Forfeiture.

To PIERCE DoReAN, JOHN RArrEs, REUBEN MvNAs.
Their heirs, assigns, and legal representatives,
You are hereby notified that have expended
the sum Of sixty-s;x collars. sjaty.ax and two
thirds cents liG66Gss) in labor aud inptoven ents
upon the
WEST HMOND
Lode Mining Claim situated in West Richmond
tiulch Little Smoky Mining District, and sdjoin-
ing the Galore>Stormy group OF mines, in Alturas
county Idaho Territory, in order to hold said
premises under the provisions of Section 1924,
Revised Statutes of the United States, being the
amount required to hold the same for tn, year
ending December 81, 1889. That your respective
proportion Of tie SINE Is as follows: YOu. Pierce
Dorgsn your heirs, assigns, or legal represents
tves. thirty three dollars. thirty three and one.
third cents: and you. John Kafter. your heirs,
assigns. or legal representatives,. thirty three
dollars, thirty three and onethird cents bet ng
one.third, each, of the said West XII ,hnond ode
Mining Claim And If within ninety 80, da, 9
after this notice by qualifications fail refuse
to contribute your proportion of such expenditure
CO owners. your interest in said claim will be-
come the property OF the unders signed, under the
provisions Of said Sectio. 1924.
TIE. PICoTTE.
HALEY. I. r., January ., 1890
First publication: January =. 1890.
~ The money may be forwarded to. or paid
at. the office of the v GOD RIVER TIMES HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-27
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of +. 0. MeMAHAN, deceased.

Notice Is hereby given by the resigned, ad-
ministrator of the estate of +. T.. Mcmillan de.
ceased, to the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within tour months
after the FIRST pu1lirat on OF this notice, to the
said adm nisIrato- 1t the Inv Office OF Kruner L
Persons. Bsl-y. Idaho, Ia the said county of Al.
turns.
Dated ut HALEY, Idaho, January 18th ls9O.
JOHN WOk>v lex.
Adninistrat of the STATE of F. 0.
McMahAn deceased.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-27

I'D III SrEN0OpAPHY sna TyPEWRITING
I nOIs FREE. First- lass facilities and best
of teachers. Address. with stamp for return
postage, TEE PARISH MFG CO.. Parish, n. y.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-27
difficult Cases!

Persons whose LAND PATENTS are DELAYED, or
who hav, contests or sny difficulty in the De-
psrtn hts. sho'ld address CHARlrs ". SrA1NrR,
Attorney ~ Law. Warrington n. G. He brings 20
ye9rs eAp.ri.n"e t. bear on all cases entrusted to
his care. CoPYRIGHrs. TRADEMARKS md PATEsrs
secured. Gases o ALL kinds IL the run-ts OF the
District and BE- IL the supr me Court Of the
United States. b ~ IT references w application
Inquiries answered promptly. GleM
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-27
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of JANIS ipsrgh. Deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the unders'gn. 4. sd
ministrst"r OF the esinte of JAIN +, s:~s. de-
ceased, to ths creditors Of and all p. wing
claims asanst the sxd deceased. T. exhibit thea
with the necessary vouchers. within 4 mr. months
after the first publication OF This NOTICE. - the
saia xdninis'r rat r at the Bank If Bellevue
R-levn.. Idaho, In the county CT Logan, FERN
tory If Idaho.
Dated At Era, Idaho. September 2lst, 1899
I. NJ. FERGUSON
Administrator # the Estate OF James
Edsttr dee ased. ST.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-27

Territory q Idaho County Of Alturas, SIS:
l. c. J SELwYS, Cashier of the above-named
bank do solemnly sw. thstAhe abo"e statement
10 true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
G.. j. SELNYN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
OF March, 1870. ". RILEY.
Notary Public, Alturas Co.
COrrect-Attest:
A. J MCGOWAN.
j. C. FOX. Directors
NJ. MCCORMICK.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-27

NT0D Y FOX nh. Ala n week and ex.
w l"N pfusfs lid. Samples worth &c
ans PARTICULARS free.
s!twIs y. TtcEEHY Augusta. Ne,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Foll River. Mass. Aug. . (Special-Trading In
print cloths Ia, not been active during the week.
although buyers have ordered freely. and the stock
on hand has increased. The contemplated shut down
has affected the situation and manufacturers are no,
DISPOSED 10 part with their goods at present prices 50
long A. there is prospect for an improvement ahean.
The odd makes have been in demand, and have soid
an a basis Of 5l6 cents for 64S64s. but the eau
for spots has been light. In view OF the fact thaI
the curtailment may be prolonged for more uian
week agents are not adverse 10 piling up cloh ana
brs business is not anticipated until the experiment
~ relieving tile market has been tried. II no" looks
as though the mills would stop with goods enough
manufactured TO supply all wants for some ume "
come and none Of them will experience much dncuiV
In filling their contracts. They are not heavily eli'
gagged for the future. and yet buyers nave mani
tested no desire to purchase IN large quantities 1ho
wtckly statement is as follows Production "lU.oUv
pieccs: deliveries $4,000 pieces; stock on nana, M
10000 pieces, 24l 900 being 6iX64s ana o,ooC
pieces GOx56s Last weeks stock was :3sooo pIects
Inc weeks sale, 100000 pieces, oo,OoO pieecs -
ING odds and 81 900 being 6fN64s ooooo pe1es a. a.
spots and 10000 pieces are futures Inc saies ~ ~
weekly delivery In August were 100000 Pies.vs' a
september 10000 pieces. The market Is nrtu "'
i5.l6 cents for 6Ox5Gs and ol6 cents Ior
Lowell Mass. Aug Tile Merrmac Ma.ui"i inn Il rtv
inr Company will shut down lts VOTES toi 'N"
hours TO curtail the production OF print 'oi''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
BEACHED AT ORIENT POINT]
THE STEAMER SUNSHINE STRIKES A RocK
HUNDREDS OF PASSENGERS PANIC-sTRIcKEN
BUT UNHURT-CARED FOR AT THE
ORIENT POINT HOTEL.
yBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rKrBCNR.I 7

TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rkfBCShI
Greenport Aug. 2.-The steamer sunshine PLYING
between Hartford and New London. and Greenport ana
sag lIarbor Long Island, struck on rock on orient
Point. L. l. at $50 r. m. to-day. she had 2oo
passengers aboard and the widest confusion prevailed
for time. Women tainted, and men ran about. but
a panic averted by the coolness OF the officers.
After striking the rock the steamer put ahead AZ
full speed and beached on the north short Of Long
Island at its extreme eastern end. She now lies haf
submerged. The passengers and-crew were all safely
carried ashore In the lfc-boats.
\ large number a the passengers went TO the Orient
Point Hotel owned by Wclch Brothers, Of New York. and
although the hotel is crowded Mr. Welch attended
10 their wants. and obligngly provided carriages for
them. whereby they reached their destination.
The following is partial list Of the passengers
brought ashore Mrs. f. II. Dyer, Providence, : u
Reynolds. Enfield, Conn. o. I. White East Hampton.
Mass. Merrill White. East Hampton Mass; Harry
Blair and wife, Springfield, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. r. b.
MITCHELL Hartford: +. D. Taylor Hartford; Bridges
c. Lowth, Hartford Norman w. Earnes. EsSthampton'
~ Y: Samuel Duchcr Middctown. Conn; Am
brose H. smith. Boston; Edith Tyfe, Chicaso'
Ill: G. f. Brown, wife and child, HaruoN' ;
Mrs William Gutterson Boston; Miss Dora Wado'
Mrs. Waldo. Miss Minnie Lewis, South Mancneser
Conn. Miss VI. II. smith, Bertha Taylor, iartionu )
f. A. sumner and family, Worcester, Mass. Mr. ana
Mrs Ernest Oppe and three children, New YORK Mrs.
L. T. Butler and daughter Mrs. J. c. Merrill and chill
drrn Creenport: Mr. and Mrs George Keller ana
child Hartford; Mrs. george ). Prince. HortohIs
Point y ~ Maria Day NcIs Carroll % TGTGfs1eI Msy,spa
Ellen r. Mack Essex Alice NJ Thayer, Ida o. Los sloy,
Hartford william X smith ana wife Mart9IS sGS,am M5.
and Nrs. F.. brewster glastonbury MIS- f9Iunasm' s
Essex, Conn. X. Lambert. New-lork. MS' hnssty' W
Hartford Miss Joycox, Of Hartford Mr and a,on Mrs
Chaplin, Springfield. Mass Mr ana the MsSes browh. ouu
Mamie billings, Hartford. Conn. E; A. Reed' Ho@yonc @
%ew, 1iaven Mrs g. ) Adams. Greenport
This Is the first accident that has happened 70 TINS
.toamer In thirty wears Wreckng tugs from New.
London have boen telersphed for ana will try "a
a.. f.,at
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By-TJDrNGS STRTCR BY LIGHTNING.

Long Branch. y. J Aug. 2.-The handsome summer
cottage on Park ave, Ebcron. occupied oy r N.
Arnold and family, Of New York, was badly damaged
bv lightning Inst night The electric bolt knocked
the chimneys to pieces to big holes In the roof ana
broke nearly every window pane in the building Inc
lawns Of the cottage are covered WIN sphiVe'S Vi
wood and pieces OF brick and glass
Asbury Park, y j.. Aug. 2.-The cottage OF Johh f.
Rockefeller vioepreeidcnt of the Asbury Park Electric
Light Company, at Fourth ave. and Emery was
struck by lightning during the heavy thunder storm
here las, night. The cottage is occupied this season
hv Dr C.orge bliss and family, Of Washington ID. G
Tbo ybtnine struck the cupOla roof. scattering the
,Iaies In ali directions. The inmates Of the coTsse
we're sitting in tho room beneath the lover; irI! m!
were not injured, but they felt ShEho sho'A' '"'
damage Is about 800.
Debit. y. Y, Aug. "a severe electric storm was
experienced in portions Of Delaware County early TIM
morning buildings were struck by lightning IN t"'
or three localities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

CITY Of Mexico, Aug. .. via Galveston some OF tle
heaviest Mcxicln capitalists have organized com
pany 10 purcha4c and work tho Ccro colorado eold
mines in chihuahua and la the hact0pilaS mining
district. This considered the richest gold mine In
Mexico, having All immense body of rich ore In sigut
Work al the mine Is to be begun In sixty days
Dspatcho, received her from Guatemala state that
there is no revolution there, and that President BaraN
/, firm In the belief that the difficulty WITH 'aivador
s loon 10 Ire settled satisfactorily TO Gultcmalan IN
tcrc,ts saivadOri1ns here chin to have news t.
the eject that the rival rising Is OF little Importance
and hn, already beer -ubducd. but tccgraphic com
nmnicaton with salvador IS interrupted and little
faith Is placed In the report.
II Is stated that ScnOr Mendoza the Minister Of the
Argentine Rcpubllc 10 Mexico. has been relieved
President Dlaz rritcrle> his denial of the reports
that he would interfere In the (inaemslsn Saivndorlan
difficulty.
ocnnr Geronimo Inu. the Halvadorlan representative
here. received telegram 10 day confirming the report
that General Riva,. leader VI the insurTecOnistS
had been captured shot and that quiet had been
restored I'm san salvador The dispatch also Announces
that the SnvadOrian troops uho had rtnrned 10 the
tapaI t. opp~s General Kva> were preparing t. march
against tn tuatcinh'ans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
THE ARGENTINE UPRISING.
DISSATISFACTION WITH EXISTING AR
RANGEMENTS
PRESIDENT CELMAN MAY YET BE FORCED TO
RESIGN-NEGOTIATING FOR AN ENG
LISI LOAN

Buenos Ayres. Aug. ? via Galveston.-At the
beginning OF the revolution General Levale took
command of the Government forces. seconded by
the Chief Of Police, Colonel Capdevills. with $500
policemen. Until Sunday, July 81, at o. m, the
revolution trumphing. it was decided TO grant
the truce asked by the Government till 10 a. m.
when fighting was to be continued. 1t was not
resumed. il having been decided to stop firing
to enter into treaties
While this going on the Government was
receiving troops from the interior, and many
comm iSSoned soldiers about the streets were
killed and many others wounded by the people
assembled. On July 2S firing started again, the
revontionsts being helped by six men-of-war
bombarding places occupied by Government troops,
causing damage Of small importance. At p. IN.
on the day the men-of-war ceased
firing by order Of the revolutiOnists, who
abandoned their arms according To agreement
with the Government
The leaders Of the revolution say this agree
ment was entered into because Of their want OF
ammunition. The people arc greatly discontented
with these arrangements Some citzeDs and
soldiers have even committed suicide. Colonel
Capdevilla has been Obliged TO have leg am
putated. Colonel Campos. the revoutionlst. is
dead The chief leader of the insurrection was
DR.. Leonardo y. Alem.
II is expected that the Bourse here, which has
been closed for some days in consequence OF the
revolution. will reopen on August IL. The Gov
eminent has resumed negotiations with an Eng.
lish syndicate for a new loan. and IL is believed
that IL will soon he concluded.
London Aug. g." The Times has the follow
ing from Bucnos Ayrcs The situation here is
improved National and other banks are taking
advantage of the las postponng payments, ana
will cash only the smallest checks. Perhaps the
financial crisis may force Celmaus friends. in
cluding Rocca forcibly to compel Celman TO re-
sir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
THE CANADIAN MERCHANT MARINE.

OTTAWA. ont Aug The report ON shipping luS'
issued by the Department Of Murine, shows tlat "e
total number Of vceec, remaining on tc ''sHN'
b,,ls Of .he D,rniu,on DECEMBER 81. 1SFo. nciudns
old and new vcS-cl, sailing vessels tcancr hld uirS'
wins 7I53 measuring 0lO41l tons registered toa
maze being an Increase oi eleven vessels ana do
crease Of 481Cl register compared Win loss
The number Of st,:Cncr> the registry books on tiIc
,ane date was .317, with gross tonnage oi 2oo''"-
fans Assuming the average value TO tc T3o per
ION the value Of the registered tonnage 0f Jnaha nc
cenLcr ~ last would be S3l .2l3'i3o. The numbcr
90 ,csscis iullf and registered In the Dominion of
C.,.da during last year ESQ, measuring 3l,5AO
t"n" registered Tonnage Estimating the value of new
tInnace at so per '"n, II gives to'"l VdIuc vi
al AZ. $40 for new vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
. VERDICT roR SOL .o74 DAMAGES.

Detroit. Aug AT midnight last night tine Jury
IN the case Of Cofrodc & Savior ag l!ro"h Howard a"
co returned a verdict of sOl,6'4 IN faVor oi 'he
plaintiffs. The contract for the CONSTRUCTION oi wv
miles of railroad from Duluth 10 Sanlt Sic MARIE was
ct IA Rroyvn Howard CO.. In 1886, al 10000 per
mile with $500 per mile additional for side track ana
other accessories Fifty four miles Of the Oad "ero
,ublet TO T. G. O'Rellly co. Twenty two miles "c'0
again sublc 10 Corode 4 Saylor The latter began an
action for II 100000 against Brown, howaru 'o''
alleging that th. specifications of ihe ''h"".s ~
which they agreed not IN accordance WIN ue
character Of The country through which the road was
built the contract specifying hard pan where there
w,s loose rock, together with other discrepancies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
A COMPLAINT FROX THE CHEROKEES.

Kansas CITY, Mo-. Aug. 2.-Robert ID. Ross, trcas<
Irer Of the Cherokee Nation has written Chet MaSes
letter in which he states that the Cherokee strip 1.-Two
stock Association has failed 10 comply with its con-
tract with the Nation for the use Of the strip Inc
company agreed to pay annually for five wears Sooooo
in semi annual payments. due July and January
each year The association made three payments "
300 900 each, but has refused to pay the rental dd
r,,lv 1 Treasurer John W. Knight Of the association
said that there was "A shortage IN the assoclations
funds and he had referred the matter 10 the ooaIH
of directors and since then nothing nan been neau'
The thirty DAYS Of grace expired yesterday ana leas'
rer Ross calls Chief Mayes 10 take prompt acuon.
Tbe matter will be laid before the Interior Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
wArERrog-y,s HOSPITALITY NOT STRAINED.

Wat.rtovu y. T.. Aug "a rmor having been
,.,o,cd Throughout the state to the effect that all
accommodations have been engaged in advance Tor
,ho rircmers state Convention. % be held in ms city
tho third week In this month, the committee desires
to state that the story IS untruc. Accommodations
can he had for thousand more and with snort notice
.on,rations can easily be made for another thousand
f,rnau..s and delegates having secured quarters
csn Re accommodated If they write to the local com
nittcc within the next two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
THEIR TRAIN THROWN OFF THE TRACh.
NEwYoRK MOBILES OF THE MYSTIC SHRINE IN
AN ACCIDENT, But NOBODY HURT

YEw-YoRK MOBILES OF THE MYSTIC SHRINE IN
AN ACCIDENT, But NOBODY HURT
Kent Wash, Aug. 2.-The Seattle passenger van
bearing the members OF the Mecca Temple, Nooies
Of the Mystic Shrine, Of NewYork City, and largo
number Of persons from other cities Of the East, bound
for san Francisco was deraled near that place lass
NIGHT The engine and coaches were thrown on 'ho
track No one was injured. The train was deiayeo
eight hours.
The party is composed of 102 persons IN ALL ahc
includes members OF the Mecca Temple OF THIS CITY
Pyramid Of bridgeport Oriental of Troy cyprus Oh
Albany: Kismet, Of Brooklyn Medihah' oA
Chicago: Ishmalid, of Buffalo; Bonnie, OF Baunorc'
Acca, Of Richmond, and syria, OF Plttsoure SONS
of the members took their wives and danehtes
with them They left this city June 2l by inc "ess
Shore Railroad. ana to return August ~ Az
,an Francisco where the Pilgrims Of Mecca are cue
TO morrow they will remain week, ana tneh s,ars
for home upon reaching which they VIII hSso
travelled 1888 miles Among the Risrms are rc.os
Captain Joseph b. Ealdns, DIR. >. K Enlson oeo.sS
W. Miar, James Mctiee, George W. Roo'r shn ~"
| wife Robert H. Smith and wife. Mr.; snd Mr.
Henry spies, son and daughter: Mr. and Mrs John
| Wilkin, br. J. H. Downes, j. IL. and Mrs; DrcssI0
and Mr. and Mrs. f. +. Barnes. of this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
,V,RJATION IN THE SITE FOR TIE WORLDS FAIR,

Chicago Aug 2.-Washington Park may be the sioe
Of the south division OF The Worlds Fair Under the
terms of the park bill its substitution for Jackson farH
NAV be necessary. The 100000 allowed to DC vofed
for making the necessary improvements VIII not %
enough by half or one third OF wlaf VIII oc hccn"i
10 dran I'll and put IN order the 300 acres Oh unn
proved ground Jackson Park.
Washington Park is on high, dry land, ana II Is as
serted could obtain ample water communication Win
thc city py connection with Jackson Parh ana Lake
Michigan Washington Park Is nearer the clty's Dusl-
ness district by -four miles and has better ralroaA
facilities than Jackson Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

Subsequently +. p. O'Reily & Co. assigned their
claims 10 Cofrode & Ssylor, and the suit embraced IN
validity Of contract regarding the construction OF the
entire fifty four miles 81 road. The was begun
March "a. and was 1870 days before the court The
testimony taken covered 5000 typewrtten pages ana
involved an expense Of "a $40 for that feature OF the
work. The attorneys who have appeared IN the case
W y. West, Of Philadelphia: j. \: DeaAty, OF New
York Colonel John Atkinson. Don ~ Dfodnson ana
". L. Carpenter Of Detroit, for the plaintiffs ex Coy
ernor IOady, Ashley Pond H. f. BOynton alc A. &;
Angel. OF Detroit for the defendants. 1hc case WIZ
cost the county $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
NOV npouyFD WHILE BATHING.

Bridgeton y j. Aug. (speciap-Leons" ns.m ..N..o,r
aec twelve Of this city, was drowned tnis s''e ~ a.
while bathing in the Cohansey RIVER II. " W, s,,,m
,pnne nn slopng beach and cond not SWIM.
Da'"'s a'o" oh ,ide s,on carried him beyond ms
me ''roms ms vTU wSe being borne down the river b
rseG ugp a tancay and cried for help sSyers r; a %sa
and boys saw nm riv cali for help the lad soou
could SWIM ,tnr slH was found late this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
A GOVERNMENT DREDGER SUNK.
RUN DOWN BY DANISH STEAMER-ALL THE
CREW SAVED.

The Danish steamship Norge, Captain knudsen,
from Copenhagen July Is, and Christiansand
July IS, with twelve cabin and 313 steerage
passengers arrived at the bar at AS p. m.
yesterday. At p. m, while coming ont Of the
Swash Channel. in the Lower Bay, she came In
collision with the Government dredger Advance,
Captain Gould, and sank her. Two men were
nic(,ed I'M and taken on board the steamer NO.ge.
The rest of the crew, eleven men, were picked
up by boats of the tug Reliance, which was close
by at the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
DARING ATTEMPT TO ROB A SAFE.

PERU Ind, Aug. y (>pecian.-Four professional
burglars attempted rob the safe Of the Peru brewery
al l O'Clock this morning. They bound ana gagged tis
night engineer Lewis and 50 cruelty beat the nighs
ratchman Bicl who de>perately resisted s"h,
,b,t he will die. While they were at the saie btet
,,nwle1 10 The house Of neighbor, VINO raised tns
alarm bv tying thc brewery whistle iaNt Inere
A good prospect thar the burglars VIII DC Caught