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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
DLrLiRE.; SHE rs the DENTISTS WIFE,

A,hury pari. y. j.. S'p'. L. t~lcc.3!l. The is
uar wc"hly scn'at!un of Asburv I:,ril hId'!;
public III, morning when hand ,on" youn- woman
seymour. aud he rcpudimicd h,r. The woman l.
Mis- Marie Eili- WLui,. tl,. youns".t daughter Vf
he, Pcv. Elias II. Wait,. II kcypnt. Her oldest
sister !, the widow Of Irlncs A. silva. IN. narin"
artist DR.. seymour /, II the c; ling driiti-t'
VI A,bnry Park. Lat september hi, first wife died
SAWS she l. hi, >ccO.d Wife assert, that she wa
mari led 20 HIM Il: O'Clock sunday afternoon. Ap1I
l3 Of this year. by the Rev DR.. John X. Paxton.
The ceremony. she SAYS. peri In Ia" l1T
sonage o! DR.. PaXton'- church. in the presence o!
Two member, Of hi, family. The cicrgy gave
iicr Wedding rti;icatc. which she has AT her
home in kcypDr.
The yulng cOupl had several interviews tho last
one was tli, morning. Miss Watt, says her lus
BAND fatty refused 10 recognize her his wife. and
when she told him that she would force him TO >ip-
Dor. her he ravcd like crazy man. The young
woman went To the law Offices Of Hawkins & Duiand
and asked them to institute proceeding, again,' her
husband. The lawyer, told her 10 prolur" her mar
riacc certificate ant other evidence aud lcy would
hiring a suit at once. Tho young wDmam has sent
home for the papers. Late this c,Anng Dr. seymour.
willie talking with al intimate friend abou' the
case acknowledged that he married. and that
the young woman could compel him to support her.
several reporters called at his Office To him. bni
he positively refused TO make any statements for
publication
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
4 COLD WAVE TRAVELLING EAST.

Minneapolis. Minn.. sept ia journal diSpatch
from Al,ock y. d. says: snow began FAILING hei" III
a M 10 ,:,v and now lies four Inches deep Du III:
rruund ThicShin, Is delayed. al least a week.
Sioux Falls :. d.. sept. L. The cold wave struck
thi, section last night Crops are past injury except
ing corn At Pierre the change from heat TO cold was
The most sudden ever known.
t.hlcago sept. l2.-Lcutcnant Bcall. Of the signal
Service had this to say about today> weather: The
Storm ceatro In Southern Dakota yesterday Ii HOW
over Duluth. Light rains with strong Salcs are ~
ported from Minnesota. the Dakota, and NcbIska with
falling temperature That freezing weather OF ycstcr-
d,y In Nor hcrn Montana has extended ~utlwad into
Snrthcrn COLORADO ana eastward through North Dakota
To- ST. Vincent, MINI. ST. Vincent has temperature
~ ~ no dcrlrs,, With two inches Of SHOW The
Dcaturc ai Helena i, 20 degrees Fort Carter, -
aorws,s md Ch,yenne, 2S. The temperature along
th western edge of the corn belt is follows Moor
head ~: iIur!n s. D. l0: Valentine Seb ~. and
North Platte, Neb.. ~ degrees. tlPudhess prevented
t,nst there this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
THE WHECH IT SCHODICK.
NOT 80 SERIOUS * At rIE,T ErroHTED-c%A
o.Nl. Man K.iI.1.D.

NOT 80 SERIOUS * At rIE>T EEroRTED-rTA
one Man KILLED.
Annay. Sept. IA freight train bound >"nth oA
the New York Central Railroad lat night ~'"lIh Tor
water abont two mile north If Schocack about =
O'Clock. While the engine taking In water
lighter engine came along drawing ono cabo'sc ON
the WAY to New York. The engineer Of the second
engine observing the signal Of the first train s;opld
The trains had been standing only few minutes
when another freight train came along and era hon
into the lighter" engine and catoOc, which, II II
said no signals displayed. and drove them into
the first train. The caboo-n o the 1ticr tram wa
reduced to kinding wUd. va, thc one behind the
lighter engine. and both cal"o-cs ana tw" freight
cars on the first train burrcd up. having l""n
set on fire by live Goals from the lighter cn.n".
The lighter" engine wa, thrown from the track aid
badly danlsrcd while the fI,,n Of the tlird engine
Was kpC~hri in. In the cabnOsc behind III" -"""nd
ngine Edward Dalton. new frclct c"ndrc'"r
he wa, taken 10 the city Hospital. vlrr; lie d"d
a few minute, after his arrival
superintendent Ii-,cll in cNplana;inE "f ~" arri
dent said the engineer Of the Third train had ",t
control Of il.
The heat from the burning car- warped the rails
Of both the north aud >,ath bound ri'k,. AID when
the wrcrkng arrived from Hudson il Wa found
that for a distance Of 100 fc"j rail, had f."
Lc laid. Tie wr'k not cleared away until =
a. IN. No Information relative To t.' wreck ,,rd b."
obtained IA, night from >upr:irt nirnt Hi"l!. who
came Gown +" his 0Hire about II o'"r X. wi"n h"
first heard Of IT, TIE i:st train which pt,~"d tic
scene Of the wreck WA. the 30 tram out Of N"w
YORK Yesterday which arrived at :: ~, a. ipdri
the haf dozen other passenger ira.> which had been
stalled In consequence Of the wr"rh fllowiue
An engineer in The depot ward aid IA had heard
that The new in the caLoo," behind the srOid
engine had neglected to display the danger signal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
WYOMING REPUBLICAN,.
DECISIVE MAJORITIES FOR BOTH STATE
AND LEGISLATURE.
A .cpMnAL FIiITT AGAINST GOVERNOR WARREN
TILT ENDLD IN INGLOEICCS DEFEAT FOR
THE DEM0CRACY-SrCCEss OF
TIE SECRET BALLOT.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRIBuSE.l

Chcyennc, Wyo. Sept. l?.-lt is now certain
Il at the Republicans have carried TIC Wyoming
State ;ickct by 1000 to loo ma ;urity a.d
have secured two-lhi:di Of H." Stat. LceiSaiuIc
Owing To lie limited tcirgraphc facilities and
the rcluotcncs. Of many Districts close estimate
of the vote cannot br na;.' Tor several days, but
there arc no districts Yet rnhrard from ,ot
lower the present estimate mat,rially. Estimate,
place the county nai"riticS as follows:
For Warren tEcp.'. Laramie. 500 Albany. 400 /:
Carbon. 100: Crook and Weston, roo: Sheridan,
100: Vut3. 500.
For Baxter DEM, Fremont loO johnson,
100: Convcrs, and Swcetwatcr. leo. In ls>S
in ,lc election of Delegates to Congress the MA
joiitcS were:
For Carey (Rcpl. Laramie. IGl Albany. $50 ;
Carbon, iG9 Converse and Swcctwatcr. 64j :
Uirta. s:7 Crock and Weston. $50; Sheridan. 30.
For Morgan DEM, Johnson 49,; Fremont,
1876.
The pivotal points in the prcs'n; election were
in l'inta and Swcetwatrr counties Tie voters il
these districts are LARGELY made mp of miners. \
sprcial campaign was inadc TO intiamc the miner,
arain>t Warren. bu: The ati?mp, was not ;uc-
ccssful and both counties lave gone Republican.
The election has been the faircst ever held in
Wyoming Tie secret ballot and Il complete
registration system have combined TO make the
chances Of fraud or use Of money for Fraudulent
purposes slight. and Int little money has been
spent in the ii@h, by either party
The fight was made against Wtrren in both
Swcctwatcr and l'intt Coul:ir, fer the part he
took in l~sj. when the white miners Of Rock
SPRINGS rose against the Chinese. murdered nam
brr of them and burned dOwn Chinatown. War
rem was Governor and called oui :ic troops 20
It fl,n
Democrats that lie tried to pack the Grand jnrE
Of Swcrtwatcr County 50 u find indictments
\ desperate effort made by the Democratic
MANAGERS of the campaign To intirnc Tie miners
against Warren: hut the attempt was no, sue
ccSSful.
The campai.,n. on the part Of the Rcpuhl!rans
has hr"n one of education. The principles Of
the party have hrcn cArouuicd on tie platform
in every town in tie State. TIL" contrast BE-
tw en- tho dcspo,c Interpretation cf the Land laws
BY C!cycland and the liberal c'i.siru"tion of thrSr
laws by the present Administration has won the
State for tie Ecpuh,icans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
a COLLISION NEAR FAIRFIELD. y. i.

A,bury Park, y. j.. - pt l. Cpccal.IIc evening
cxprc,s for ,hiladcph., lciv.;!g here at ~ p.
and the accommodation train leaving Monmouth
Junction ut > - U came INTO collision on t"
main track near Fairfield tonight, and both engine
were badly wrecked. The Platform, aud coupling"
were ,plint-rcd and brohcn, both baggage car, ~"ir
crushed and the engines and coac!i"s we're thrown
from the tra"k,. The passengers were badly ,lih'n
up but none Of them seriously injured. The
accident caused bv The cAprc,> tram lg lat.
The lDral train Watd the switch at How I'll for
several minutes and then attempted 10 make farmnc
dale. There a hrlyy iU; thai prevented Il clear
View ahcaf and the cn2nc> met on the single track
near Fairfield. The local tram due here at ! p.
did not arrive until 10 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
FREIGHT CARS CRASH TOGETHER

There are over forty wrecked cor- In the SIXTY.
o,,,. freight yaid Of the Ncw.York Central Kalroad
,,lv Yesterday a tan OF eighteen freight ears, with
ntt Lou, and sac'p on board arri,d from Chicago
and were n: once switched into what Is called the hoc'
i, t,.. ,torkyad SiSt tst, whcr: urr" Is hcovy
dawn u,adc There only one switchnan the train
mad he va, pow ri, ~ control the eighteen
grade and 80 the tain away with hin and crashed
into n stationary trlIn OF fourteen cas. The first
on the runaway train empty and when 1t struck tho
laden Of the stationary tram IL was uio"h
into the air and came dow. the second behind It,
which was load,d with nftern hogs. 1ncy all cscapd
injury The second car also into tn" stationary train
and was tricscopcd while the THIRD car was completely
wrecked. Two Of the stationary Tram were Do"eh
up. Tho brakeman also escaped serious Injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
PHONOGRAPH COMPANIES CONSULTATIVE

Albany sept. ia certificate Of the consolidation
Of the Metropolitan PhOnograph Company and the
New-YOrk Photograph Company. under the name OF
the New.iOrk PhOnograph Company. WAS filed to day
In the Office Of the secretary Of State. The capital
OF the new company. which equals the aggregate
amount Of tho two companies IS *2.'OOO00 The
trustees Of tho consolidated company are John p.
Iiaines, OF Toms River n. j. und John u. Chccver.
H. T. HaInes. Noah Davis, William Fahncstock. ".
eeWar Webb and John l.. Martin. OF Scw->Gik City.
The operations Of the corporation will DC carried Oh
70 Tarytown. The assets of each company will be
mvcn2i1ed ai'd all The PROPERTY " the twJ companies.
~ ~aaaever nature Will become the property OF inc
~ eS'i"e fvr tho privilege OF organizations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
FOTND IN THE UOODS DEMENTED.
Er,riT ~ TN. RoBElHy AND 1Lt~WiEATMENT
or 4 LrM8FRMAN', WIFE.

rr.>i.IT q! TIIi ROBElHY ANp 1Lt~rfEATMENT
or IrM3THMAN'> WIFE.
Pnt,hurs sept. IA dispatch from EfIc. Prnn.
,,,: The little lumber settlement Of ''lynloh III Inc
biz wood, near CORY. is in high state M cA'Nc
mcnt over i.Ir rohilr:y Of Mrs. Mary Eatchrid"r
wife of BENJAMIN Eatchcdcr. prominent lni'ciiiiih
,r. lad been the bOplt rper of the mis- Tor some
,u,r aud had gone I" Cory. several miles away. Tor
the money To pay the men. Mrs. Batrhrdcr sc'iitd
n 90 and started back by narrow ana muddy roah
through the woods to the MILL. Night came ana INC
,,,,,,u an not return. Her husband and another
pcr.oo set out for her al dark but not until ycscr
day va, the unfortunate w"nan found. she was
then encountered wandering around IN The woods III
dcnrnt,d condition. she had evidently been chloro
formed and robbed by some person or persons w'o
,, lila, al b.r fr,u, turry The unfortunate woman
Is a mental ana physical wrrrk aiid can .:sc 10
acc0uut OF low the AFFAIR occurred The purse W
LIrh She carrlcd the money was missing. ana III,
torn condition oi her clothing. her bruised limbs ana
l.rr,trd throat showed that she liai passed through
"A terrible ordeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
TO SCppLY EASrcUESTER WITH GAS.

Albany. Sept. 12-Tho Eastchcsfer "aSiiph' Co"'
pany. with u capital Of S35OOOO was Incorporated
to-day by the Secretary OF state. IL Is foThen ior
manufacturing and supplying gas In the streets ana
In public and private buildings and grounds IN West
chester County. smd also to manufacture ana supply
gas for fuel and Other purposes In the county The
4 ttustees sre Ilarr VS.. Williams, klIsMA h. camp ana
William h. T. KeysOl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
py.vOR AROIT TANK STEiHERS DENIED.

standard OH officers yesterday denied the correctness
~ the report from phIludcpl that they hal pirrli'ed
thc North German Lloyd st"sier' Main ann hhe'h
with the intention OF converting them ihto t'hh
or, for tram, At,antc petroleum trade The di''''y
and ex,cne I'm rec Ing the vessels alone st'npcl
thc umor Az untrue While In the carly stage; OF the
business few alteration. o ts sort were n,aaS ~ ~
now recognized that the most %"nomi'A % ue'"'~ ''
securing tank steamers " 10 build them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
coTD DTSf'OVCRY ~ SF'TH DAKOTA.

Rapid Cly. :. D.. sept. l2-Ah immense h'o o'
,,,d has h.cn made somewhere In This vicinity dnring
tn. last few days but the finder refuses to Indicate II"
exact locaty. several p"una' were taken 70 All
asaycr who made several assays. the results OF wh'ch
far r>rccded anything vet foHnd In the NILS four
u,ud of the rock yielded IL ounces. The prosIccor
saw, Inc can get out without Assistance 7oo 10 i'ooo
u0uud, daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

Sr,i0uti AFT. Mic. Srpt. ia Passenger train on
the Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway plunged into
the rear Of freight train while the latter taking
q ,ldcirack. The engineer fatally injured and
the fireman badly hurt. Two brAkcmcn received slight
injuries Tho engine and four passenger coachcS
wrecked. and TIE ca1D,>e and ,4 freight knock
into kindlin, wood The passengers csrapcd inIiacu
lously. The road 1, completely DlTkcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
AWAITING MINISTER MINERS STATEMENT

Washington. sept. l2.-Thc state Department u
awaiting with siderable Interest the arrival OK the
dispatches from Minister Miner giving an offc!ai ana
authoritative statement Of the Barrinda af!air so lar
"A, The connection Of this Government with II Is con-
cornci. The Department has no ohcai iht"rna''on
s o what form the advice Of Minister Miner to fho
c,ntain of the Acapulco took but hardly credits the
statement Of the eyewitness who arrived on the Colon
that il took the shape OF ordcr OF arrest which In
this country i, generally supposed to be Judicial
warrant Il, /, pointed ont that the purport even Of
thi, order Of arrest as it Is styled is not given.
and that the does not he saw It, The
official statement Of Minister Mizner. giving the cir
cumstances and facts Of this Governments. connec-
tion with the affair." necessary to form deliberate
Judgment upon the cause, Is expected at almost any
tir,e IN the near future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
THE CAPTIVE TRAINWRFCKERS.

Itica sept. I2.-Euctt and Cain, who were arrested
at Pre,cot, ont. b. Robert Pinkcrion Chief Hum
phrcys and another officer ard brought through rtica
YESTERDAY morning. taken by the differs TO
iI,rlmrr and were there examined They spent the
,ieht at Edirk, Hotel. and left there Oday tho
C.n for Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
DRILLED FOR GAS AND STRTrK OIL.

Hartford city. Ind sept. l. (@pcc.aD TIL, larrct
oil well yet fonnd in the Indiana cld was drilled t""
miles south of Pcnotc. on the Wolfe Farm, In W"l's
County, by tho Saiimonlc Company, of Fort Wayne
II, cucity Is estimated At 500 larrels, and probably
100 barrels, daily The Salamonic people were after
"a MlIcn they -.rmcI II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
4 YOUTHFUL FORGER ARRESTED.

New.Iavcn. sept. IL t>peciall-Water Smers.
age eighteen years. employed by Norton & Co..
cothers OF this city. Is under arrest for forging the
names OF J. d. Dewcll d Co.. e. I. Mersck and c. II.
Trowbridge to checks for small amounts which ha
succeeded ip getting osshed. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

Chicago Sept. 1: (Spccal,.-lI. B. Merrill. largo
sockhodcr In tho Mutual Life Insurance Company. OF
New York. and formerly the senior member OF the hrm
of Merrill Ferguson, OF Chicago, received stroke u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
n,ycrp To TIE WHEAT IN SHOCKS.

Minneapolis, sept PA journal dispatch from
IIaock Mimi. says The rain which hl, ben falling
since wednesday, night. has turned to snow this morn
ing. Farmers are afraid tho wheat will sprout In
m. shock An inch Of is reported at st. Vim
cent The thrcshing Is not over and crops will 10
lost In the Red River Valley
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EPTED DESIGN OF GENERAL GRANTS TOMB

DETAILED DE-
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uo, Il. tl., r,ornin, IN his room al the Grand AfI.
Hotel. Iii, recovery Is doubtihl
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A FALLING sAsH-wEIGMr cA,srs A FIRE.

rHLLiN" FASH iWEltINT CAUSES A FIRE.
Flames were started In peculiar p,a,pcr f., t,c h,y
factory building No :'d2 Second ave yesterday morn
ing. sash-"clght which had lain on a beam I'm Peter
DischO's elcTtroplstng shop on the second nc,r va;
Jared out OF place by the motion Cf dyIam, and fo
into portable furnace sending shower of live
Goals into Jar Of turpentinc. The flame, snr,,t -,
quickly that Discho and ce Cther workmen had 10
run for their lives Several wood workers had ,,ps in
the building and the lumber furnished fuel H. snrc,d
tho fire Three alarms were sounded. and the cnrr..
threw Of water into the building before the flames
were under conirL DiSrlo'S loss $500 and
his property Insured for ~ ,OOD. Other Occnan,
Of the building V,t KS follows: Sp"lnbcrgcr & finger
cigar boxes. $1,000; George \: .an.s. refrigcra,urs
III 900: TerwilIi.tr Icck. hti ,x:7 pliers ri Ofo.
r. j. Spitz. pianOforte hammers. 81 900: W. Reisch
mann, tables, 1900 Repairs 10 the building will
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-02


Existsnce of the Party at stake-Parti-
sanshtp In Local A2airs.
NEw HAvRH. Conn, Nov. 1.-Governor
Hin. Of New York. closed the Democratic
campaign In this state tonight In the
course Of his speech he said:
This d NO time for deals or bargains with the
common enemy, when the very existence Of our
party l. ct stake. Put no Democrat ON guard
whose Democracy Il NOT above suspicion. Those
who encourage factional contests shoald 60 to
the rear In times Of publciperil Ike these, when
the integrity Of the repabllc il assatled. Cor
rupdOn, colonization. intimidation and false
enumeration are the tactics employed by the
Republicans to bolster up their waning power
and crush cut1ho hopes Of the honest Dem
ocracy.
The governor spoke Of the importance Of
the municipal and county elections, saying
that every local official exercises influence
Democratic cities and counties should have
Democratic officials, and none other. Their
influence will tend to spread and perpetu-
ate our principles. and it 10 folly to shut
your eyes to the importance Of this Ques-
ton. The newly discovered doctrine that
there should be non-partisAn administra-
ton Of local or municipal affairs should
not Be accepted. We are not ready to dis
baud local political organizations and rely
upcn the courtesy Of oar opponents to ~
cure victory.