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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
The Printers Strike.

BERLIN, Oct. 29--In the German print
ers' strike, III offices have been notified
by 5000 workingmen, wL'e demand a nine
hour day and a general ucrease of 10 per
cent. in wages. The number of notices
that they will stop work ,erved through
out Germany now reaches L. ,OO0
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
MODELLING The ARMY.
Russia Equipping Field Batteries and
Armng Her Frontiers.
KAISER WILHELM TO THE CAR,
The Progress of the Printers Strike I'm
Germany-London Enjoys Joke on "A
Magistrate-Talks About Mrs. Wards
Next Novel.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 29-The Govern.
ment is preparing 20 mobilize the army.
Although in time of profound peace, in
the Warsaw district all the field batteries
will be equipped by the first of January
with eight guns, together with three
quarters OF the wagons and ammunition
required in war. The transfer of the
Thirty y-eighth infantry from the works on
the Caucasian frontier 10 the German
and Austrian frontier has begunI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.


Local.
The Democratic party looks for Moses.
Page /
The Pawtucket situation. Page 3
James Lynn has been sentenced TO life
Imprisonment. Page 3
A bad fire occurred at Elmwood Page
Antonio Silveria PiXoto dropped dead,
Page I
Christine Jansen has been found not
gnilty. Page
The Donoghue trial has begun. Page
Seeny is missing. Page |
Domestic.
Republican rallies were held last night in
Springfield, Mass, RoXbury, Natick
Hamilton and other places. Page /
AT "A Farmers Alliance meeting in Arkan-
sas quarrel broke out, five men were
shot dead and others wounded. PAGE |
Two negroes lost their lives in fire in
Chicago Page |
a child was eaten by wolves in Mime
sofa. PAGE |
a bogus lord is sent to Georgia peniten-
tiary. Page /
Mrs Humphrey Wards new novel is
named "Ihe History of David Grieyo."
Page
London enjoys joke on a magistrate.
Russia is mobolizing her army and NOV
ing her men to the German and Austrian
frontier. Page !
Dantzic is preparing for the visit Of the
Car Page !
This Evening.
Infantry Building, ,:3O-Art Institute
Exhibition.
In Their ilall-Company B supper
Providence Opera House, S - Agnes
Huntington i'm Captain Ihere0e.'
LothrOp's Museum, s -" Roland Ro-
mando.n
Tom Drrow.
AT Bristol-Torpedo Station Inspected.
THE WEATHER TOMORROW.
The Thermometer.
Weather for this evening Clear.
For o-mOrrOw-Clear ANA warner
Temperature from a. NJ, Oct. -, 20 Q
a. NJ, Oct. -:
HlGHESr LOWEST. MFAN
af5 G8b ag6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
SAM AND EVA BELIEVED.
The Log, Vessel and Mule Cart
Story L'Oes.

NEW YonK. oct. o. The Rev. David
JUNIOR. pastor OF the Mou 1t Oiivet Presby
mel Thornton and Miss IVA Jewell are
members. gave out his OF Nrial report OF
Sam aud Eya's trip to ia, ksonville, last
night.
The report was that the ch, uch believes
that the Young people were r,'a Ily carried
ont by the undcrtOw at COMFY island,
rescued by n vessel and carried OIL To
Florida. as alleged by them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
A STEAMER BURNED,
Twelve Lives Were Lost, so .9eport
Saws,

ST. Louis. No, Oct. 22--Thc ste ,bler
Oliver Berne, "a cotton carrier in the l. 'Wer
Mississippi in the fail aud winter, y's
burned at Millikens Bend, twelve mi les
from Vicksburg this morning. Twel ~
lives are reported lost.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
Mrs. Wards Next Novel.

LONDON, Oct. 29.-Mrs Humphrey
Wards new novel will be called 1.-The
History of iNlvid Grieve." 1t will be pub
lished in JiAluary, and is of the same
length as Roblrt Elsmere.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
A Very CnnsIdernI,lc Eirc.

MUNsE, Ind, Oct. 29.-Ball Brothers
large tin stamp works, operated i'm con
nection with two glass factorles was de
stroyed by fire this morning. The loss is
$4,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29

Misses and Children should have them--The Hy-
Rlcnc Felt Inner Sole school shoe. No rubbers
needed. sold only at the WHITE SHOE STORE. SO
Westminster St
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
WALL PAPER
WE SELL MORE

THAN ALL OTHER DEALERS IN NEW ENG
LAND OUTSIDE OF BOSTON,. so THE MANU-
FAcTURERs SAY. THE REASONS ARE THAT
WE SELL AT LOWEST PRICES. KEEP ONLY
BEST GOODS. AND LET PEOPLE KNOW WHAT
WE KEEP AND HOW CHEAP We SELL.
PRETTY PAPERS WITHOUT GILT. our
prices, 3 TO ) cts. per Roll, what others ask
for same goods. 5 to 10 cts. per Roll
HANDSOME GILT PAPERS our prices, S TO
1J cts. per Roll, what others ask for same
goods. is to 25 cts. per Roll.
ELEGANT EMBOSSED GOODS. our prices,
10 10 25 cts. per Roll, what others ask for
same goods, 25 to 90 cts per Roll.
BORDERS. ABOUT oNE-FoURTH PRICE. our
prices, 1c. per Yard, what others ask for
same goods, to cts. per Yard.
BORDERS. our prices, 3 cts. per Ward,
what others ask for goods to 10 cts per Yard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29

1fyou try gas radiator once, you win never ba
without one In cold weather. Gas sToyE sT0RE, 10
Market square.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
The Tide for Monday.
High water az Providence $3.50 A. VI.
High water az Newport. 600 \. NJ.

Heat your parlor With an open gas crate Orna.
mental odorless no dust or ashes and cheaper than
cOal. GAS sToyE STORE, ~ Market square.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29

Try gas heater the coming winter. No trouble.
perfect results Gas sTovK sIoRE. lS Market
SQlszs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29

Hea, your oflce with gas radiator No coat.
klndlng, duet or ashcs. Always ready GAS srovr
STORE, 10 Market square
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29

Every man needs pair OF So 81 81 or IS Cork Sole
Shoes Buy them at the WHITE SHOE STORE, SO
Westminster 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29

Misses and Childron's Grain school Shoes in heel
and spring heel for zoe. at the WHITE slOE
STORE, 50 Westminster b.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
Family GauI.

Best Family coal stove or chestnut, put In bin
50 so per ton 80 Exchange place. Prompt delivery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29

Weather for this evening clear.
For to-morrOw-Clear ANA warmer.
Temperature from . a. NJ, Oct. -. 20 Q
A. NJ, Oct. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29

Fine line Of Specials at NJ. +. BoYLE's.
20 North Main street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
ETIZADEIII

This city was struck with plague OF mosquitoes on
sunday night the insects descending over the inhabitants
in sCarms and rendering work In drug stores telegraph
offices and the like well nigh impossible The pests
continued their ravages during the night and at sunrise
,o,ished almost as suddenly ~ they II
remarkable and visitation of New jerseys water
product
There wac lull Yesterday in the conflict between the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company aud Henry H. lsbam,
nr,,dent Of the NewJersey Agricultural society over
The efforts Of the latter 10 move his house across tn,
railroad tracks. Mr. fslam not prepared 70 say
what might be done by bin further than had built
foundation for the hOu-e. on u lot In Delart Place,
and hc intended ~ put IL there II ~ had To force
Inc would lc pre- paIed 10 CAL on The city 10 sustain him
lie Thought sCtIe arrangement would he reached by
which the building could lc moved across the tracks
next sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
NETWORK CITY.

Colonel Erhardt remained at the Custom House yes
larday and he will there to-day, as senator fasSo''
viii not take hold until tomorrow.
Colonel Stacey Of Surveyor Lyons staff' SHheo yes
,or,,,, fpou q passenger on the Fuerst Bismarck
va,uoblo diamond ring The ring was set WIFI osht
diamonds in a cluster around magnificent pearl Inc
name OF the passenger was not made pubic
Cantain Wiley of the schooner o. NJ Marrett' which
rsved Yesterday from Rockland Me-, reported at inc
Maritime Exchange that at midnight ON August MS
vessel was run into by an unknown chroe- inaS'eo
cho,nsr Oft COrnied l.. l., and lost her cathcad ana
jbboon gays
A summer festival will be given by the socleta
Frnttvend0 Italani at the new ia'lem hVef irh' az
nd twenty siXthst and Second ave. next
Satnrt,v AT O'Clock vocal and Instrumental cOu-
cor, viii be gwen besides fruit exhibition prize rne
shooting and other means Of enjoyment. The evening
vii, be devoted to reception in the oommlttee-rOohl
and a ball.
The Coffee Exchange seemed TO feel the heat more
than the other exchanges yesterday. Up TO II ;3o
o,c,oc, in the afternoon not single pound Oh conee
sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
-yr ,,toryr ovERuRAWy IS SMALL.

A Sensational report about the Navy Yard was
rublisbed Yesterday calculated TO convey the impress
lion that the appropriations for the Navy had been
seriously depleted through fraudulent or Irregular en-
trips ON the payroll. The facts are as stated IN
The Tribune several days ago. that somebody ia"
entered on the pay roll that two PAYERS employed III
the Navy Yard we're entitled to eleven days pay ehch'
when. in fact. they had worked only three ana one
half DAYS each The amount overdrawn on pay checks
ssncd under the names Of Jennings and Ryan, the TWO
navcrs was s33 Captain Erben, the commandment,
ordered board Of officers 70 investigate the matter
and its report has been forwarded TO the Navy De
partment az Washington
Acting Secretary soey, of the Navy Department
has referred this report 10 the District Attorney here
for his action.
In the meanwhile Chief Clerk Desmond and Writer
Farfugton of the pay Office under whose supervision
all pay checks come. nave been suspended. They re-
mort AT the Navy Yard every day. but further &C
lion viii be taken against them until it has been de-
icIninod whether they were directly CONNECTED with
thc fraud. Men presenting checks at the pay window
receive amounts called for without absolute ldenti-
ication and the question is asked II somebody else
mperSOnatcd Jennings and RyaD, where did they get
The checks!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11

ba5 snce TIE warm weather set in and In con equen'o
his health is impaired.
Theree swimming baths along the Waterfront az
Noble Conover and Bridge SITS. are being neeS pa.
ronizd The keepers reports FOR last Week nv" u'''
tber were used by .732 men, 15oIo boys ol "oho"
and o 7e4 girls, or by 30, 10 persons
po,dont Lewis of the Brooklyn City Railroad Com
INV so,d Yesterday that II possible that Tie ap-
ncaon for the right to electricity on all us lines
might be allowed to laps, ana specaI hPPnodoi W
made for Court-st., Hamiton-ave. ana 1hiru-aNe
The strike Of the compcsitors in the Office OF Inc
prooklvn Faglen stlll continues. The union has VT
red all the men who refused TO quit work on FRIDAY
~ - IN thcm and stop work on pain of losing their
car1s only three obcyed yesterday. Twcnty'eigh'
,.orsons. several OF them being women arc now Oh
strike.
po4,o,man Thomas Rail, of the Eighth Precinct VINO
WIS under suspension for inOxicaton Will propaON oe
dismissed from the force for resisting PonceHah hya'
Of the Eleventh Precinct. who tried to arrest MN yesc'
dov for creating q disturbance at Court and Centre SIS
lie had TO be dubbed into submission, ana iece''"
scalp wound and fracture of the cheeK bohc.
co,omon CHIN a fruit dealer Of Ne sc seigelst, was
ora7,ed before Justice Gocttng yesterday on chaFso
of lighting bonfire In the street In hont OF ms h'i'
Cohen admitted the charge but told the court ne au
lighted the fire to drive away the mosquitoes Az ~
moment a mosquito lighted upon the Jtsuo9s LoN ~
ond after sappng IL he said GO homo and don't ao
II again"
Mrs. p-1e I. woodrick. the wife Of Captain william
". rick Of tic Il smship Ca acce', OF the Rel M
&c sunp him for separation Oh the ground vi
cruelty She Is twenty four years old. she f ia,
in love with the captain when passenger wio,
her parents on his vessel They were married IN looi
and lived in Il handsome house at jamaica D. l. hi-
rument on a motion for aimOny and couhsci leoS was
adjourned yesterday by Justice Bartlett
Michael Durkec, of No. 101 Mulbcrry-st New iorA
Tho aIoxyafO md
@sc,orv No 1877 Pcarl-st., where lie was employed'
yestenlay afternoon, and received a fracture vi "'
AMIN He was removed to the Brooklyn HoepiIl'
,yberc H. was said he would probably die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
UNION HILL.

A sJjNSTROKE, NOT A FRYING PAN, KILLED hii'
County Physician Charles p. Converse yestrusS poi
formed an autopsy the body OF Damei oNom ,,
an iccman who was thought to have beeh hi.icu'
oConpor and his wife and two children LOT ions
limo lived In Plerceave. West Ncw-fork' ooohnof
was hard drnl1er and during the last two weeks 'c
Unfortunate man drank 50 much shat his WIG 'ooh
ho two children TO the home Of Mrs. Buckhearut hcr
neither who also lived In Piercc-ave Last lhurSu',
OCounor called at the house Of his mother-m-ia" au
.ntroated his wife to return home. she refused no
then Amused her. aud IT Is said that some one III t'o
houee struck him OF thohead with frying paul. "''
made an lndeniaiion the eye. lie lett the lo"
I'm FHduv he became deliTtous, and WaucIcu
tI,rourh the woods to Guttenburg. lie was lO"nu
SATURDAY morning kneelnG In Bergenlne-aVe W
Policemen Darling and Currs. His co'hhe was VI j
in many places and his hands and lace had oecn
scratched by brlars lie token TO the ponce sta
lion and attended by Dr. DE Gross, who SAID oOo""o'
ncted like a man who had been injured about the Acda
o,Connor iumped on a passing wagon ana r''c 10
Bcrrcnvood Road. At Bereenwood Roah TIC en"re'
ho,,or,s wagon and went to Now-Dnrham; Iiete he
, ghH SuIlv's beer shop. and amused hms-u oy
breakina bottles AID glasses ouly cSiieG " and
- - In his aid 1hcy overpOwerrd oCohEor an1 sly
III him with ropes 50 that he could not move nSu
~. foot SIlly next sent for Dr. Naiucil vi o"""
,I,,, ~. before he arrived O'Connor had died
my Tr guy converse after performing tii9 antops a.
c.schind,s Norg1re gave certificate tlat statoa a'
death was caused by Snhs~oke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, Morris farN' %. ~ ,,r..,.
Point, p ,,.,..., eoo,o+v
Reception to Theodore Thomas by Iederkr'nh oo'ie
clubhouse. evening. , ~
New.York- Chicago baseball match Poio 1founus' ~ "
-. (', DO, rblican General Committee, Brooklyn,
p. m. .ot.aon =, noro
Executive Committee Of National Association OF Demo
cratic Clubs Holman House. ~ ~,
Jobn II sarin's excursion for families OF hreheh anu
policemen.
Police and Pilot Cor mlAsOners meetings
Campmeetine at Sing Sing
Absa,aks Tribe. No. 49, order OF Red Men, festival
Sul.er's Harlem River Park.
charles f. Bruder Republican Association annual clam
bake College Point -, =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
ALL IN THE FAMILY. But TOO MUCH OF

John COrrcgan who shot twice In The head
during the family fight in his home at No. ~ West
Broadway on sunday night WAS said to be getting
along all right in the Chamber, street Hospital yes
tciday and expected TO recover. Patrick Hughes,
Who was shot in the In the fight. also was
In the hospital but said 80 DC in no danger
Young Francis COrrcgan. who was accused Of the
shooting, arraigned in the Tombs Police Court ana
was held 10 await the result of his fathers injuries
although he declared that shooting had been done
by his father and Hughes The police had been look
Ing for young Corregan, who was suspected Of having
stolen some bag of coffee from truck belonging 10
TlurbeI. Whyland & Go. about three week, ago lie
had Teen employed by the firm helper On the
truck but had been in hiding after the coffee dis
auDedTed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY
IIOBoKEN.

TWO INJURED IN a TfINEMENTHoUsb FIRE
Mrs Stephen Cruger. who lives with her fanny o
the first floor OF the fvc-story douoie UhemenV -
y, No. o1o Parkavc., az tened al a. m, yes'er'',
,n and considerable SMOKE III the room enc a'o"
49,, husband and children and then started all ''e
~" -, LIE IN the house ringing, at the same time
to rtre - An a;arm sent from INC
noarest Hts box but beote the engines couid sr1No
so, ~ terrified people were screaming In the mouse
and ac,tlnc franticelly for chance to escape 'n'
eamcs by going down the Are escape
dhzen men, women AID Children were rescheu IN
n. ,oappor when Mrs. Olsen. who lives Oh the thru
g. o,cbt safety for herself and babe In the same
nn.r When she reached the second story sle
I,nrod and with the babe In her arms, fcI hl'ee"
,et IN the ground. The child rolled over ana eh in
en-, cellar doorway. from which dense volumes oil 0a
s,oole issued Mrs. Olsen was not hurt DIV her i~i'
and she attempted 10 spring down the cellarway Du'
uas pr,vented by Policeman Thomas Peters, VINO
49, h.r hack and descended the cellar steps himself
.ftr aropne about IN the thick smoke for a H'omei.
he fonud the babe and, nearly exhausted sucoeeoeu
IN carrying IL up the steps. The child was heaiS
aood The fall II received had inflicted scalp woullu
and rendered it unconscious and the smoke had hear
suGocated It. The mother and child were TAKEN !" ="
neirhber's house. Both recovered
The lrelnen arrived soon after the babe was TO
ou.h and with ladders they aided the other inmates
~ reach the ground excepting Lorcnz Wintcrer' VIM
lives on the third floor, and who became 100 1s"'o
70 whit for the french, and jumped from the thi'u
story window to she'd sustaining severe o'
not serious ones. The fire was put out ID nan III no
The loss on the building. which is owned by A. fVi
mosa viii not exceed $1,000, and Is covered 0' III
This last fire was the third time the tenement o
has been on fire within year Last Octopcr to az
aoor and roof burned up ond last Aloh0aS a., Tho
was discovered in LorenZ Winterers wO0usu, The
cellar Tho fire yesterday morning Drohe Vu. - on
some plnce Chief Engineer Applegate VIII iJ o
investigation and endeavOr to learn me M snne
canse OF the fires Engineer Joseph moltz ol Ene .h
No 4 was thrown 10 the sidewalk while gong ~ une
fire and received severe injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
OUTG DING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT rNEw.YoRK.. MONDAY. AUGUST 10. lSs
ARRIVED

pop,, OF NrwYoRK. MONDAY AUGUST TO- 1891
ARRIVED.
Steamer Colorado (Br Abbott. Hull July 70 VIA Boston
with mdse sandersop Arrived At the bar AZ do
win mdse ana passengers TO oelriohs d 20. Ar"' "'
stesmer wd Flower OBJ ROuen July ss seisd,
25 in ballast to Poter Wright Is sons ArriVou " '"' ~ "
stamer Buraunda tFr Duac Marsslles Juiy 49, Naples
90 with mdso and passengers 10 w Elwel 90 Ar'0"
~ is S tonSo Br, CnnEske Greyown via Belize
with passengers TO Jas Ranklne Ar'c" a' ' ~
att ..... nv, p,o,., vyrdvard Islands VIA st
Crox Aug with dse and passengers 20 Outcroruso
CO ATye oa ar 1s r Davies Port Spain Trinidad 10 days
with asphalt Barber Asphalt Co. vessel 10 ouer'rse
So pa tx tSpan iecorca Maanzas Aus with mo-
as sue'n in trd r,s to pug Emmerson.
81 .amer Excelsior Higgins NewOreans days. with md'e
Steamer Wyanoks Boaz Richmond and Norfolk. with
Old Dominion s. Co. Ns and Var
MOUTH With 70 s. Co and
Steamer Lncy Miller Bunker Bangor VITA muse anu
sseaeT Penn Thomas Philadelphia with md'e in
"p Cmrrier lawrence lo2 days with
p Emily sGy' %Htney Dearborn Buens 70 day,
with nitrate Of soda 10 Hemen"ay d bro"n' 'es'e "
Bafs paas America Porp Silva PernamouOO 80 days.
"a '~s SUI Pgus 70 days. with nitrate
bUNsET-wiud santv HoJk. light w; clear
Al cry Is!and-lsht SW; clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer Purpessia Br harris GLASGOW July 80 SortOE
' stesme s wei City B Bristol Juiy 49, Swansea
Q, with ndse 10 Jannes Arkell &c Co. $3.50. -..A
m S.s' an Arrived the
ROYAL Welsh (Br, Gibson Marbea and Gibraltar
July ~ tg order. vessel TO master eta Havana
days with dse and passengers to jas ward d Co. Arru
attho Bar at lisp m c,r,ern
Steamer Havei Ger oungst Bremen via Southampton
Steamer Allegheny tBr stanwe. Cete-Peter Wright
Steamer cilurnum tBr). Mace punkrf. Fr-simp'on'
seenSg % shsokford Colon-Pacao Mail SIS Co.
siearoer habana (spanL Deschamps Havana &c CO
oaes ~ oolite pumois tBr Turnbull. Gibars pu
H Steamer NewyOrk Parker oreans-J vSS Sickle
Steamer KANSAS CITY. KemDton. Savannah l. wauer
steamer seminole Patt Charleston ana JacksonViiie-Wm
es;nomep cottage CITY Bennett PortandHorstio Hall
shin Hermann tGer) Peters Dubhn-Theo Ruger d Co.
SAILED.
ssamers Newport for Colon Habans Havana; Seminole
| Charleston: Tallahassee. SAVANNAH,
| BarK Thos Brooks for Guantanamo
| Also sailed via Long sland sound
| BARK salaoia fer La Coohelle.
| THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
! FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Aug lo-Arrived steamer Ne'aoA 'Sf''
| GLASGOW Aug l0-Arived. steamer FOneranian 'D'''
| Dal,ielI from Now. York. 80, -, c.-.,
| ,oecr. irum NewYork and proceeded 10 Bremen 49,.
sailed steamer Saale Gen, Richter from bremen pnoe
'oi i AHg s-saed steamer Martelo tBr) Rea for New
York. -, .. ooho,,io lear, Schroeder
from New YORK on her way 10 Hamonrg fpsIyN
| AXrwgHP Aug o-salled steamer Westernlshu 'peis''
| Randle. for New YORK.
RIO IANFrao. Aug o-saled steamer Alliance 'r'm'n''
'Or Aug s-saed steamer FlaAmau (Br Royce foi
| New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TEXAS STEERS CLEAR THE STREETS.
NAVY PEOPLE KNOCKED DOWN. BUT NoNf

NAVY PEOPLE KNOCKED DOWN. BUT NONE
SERIOUSLY HURT.
When the cattle boat Newark reached her pier al
North Eightl-s yesterday afternoon she had on board
a herd OF Texas steers consigned to Levy brothers,
wholesale butchers at Johnson ave. and Roebllng'st
The auimals taken the boat In safety, but
were suffering greatly from thirst. The heTuers man
aged 10 drive the herd along North Eighli-st toward
Bedford-ave. quietly until of the men struck one
the beast TO with pen and It started at once on
run. The sudden flight OF the beast seemed 10 aiarm
the other animals who rushed madE about tile street.
scattering everything and everybody In their pain
Word sent to the slaughter house, ana the men
employed there started out TO capture the maddeneh
beasts. They successful IN collecting the cattle
and driving them 10 the slaugherhouse with the ex
ception OF two of the animals These ran madly 10
ward Greenpont, followed BY an excited crowd OF
men and boys who hurled stones and other missiles
after them "Buck" Williams, one of the heyders,
stopped horse and cart belonging 10 Peter Blake, an
ashmsn, and quickly embarrassing the horse mounted
and started in pursuit
When the steers reached Van COttave and Driggs-
st. several persons were thrown TO the ground. All
ESCAPED without serious injuries. The steers turned
into BHggs-St. where John Cassidy, small bow was
pIaying In the street Williams was by this time
Within few wards of the beasts and seeing the danger
of the boy. called TO him TO drop 10 me street. Ine
boy did as he was t0id and the maddened beasts ra
past him. AS they darted along Drlggs ST. tOWtfu
Grand hundreds of people were scattered IN every
direction The beasts turned into Grond-St and ran
to the ferry where three were lassocd in the coal yad
Patterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
DINELLEN.
III NTITIIl.N.
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SIZE FOIIED MIDNIGHT BURGLAR
Miss Susie Hubbard daughter of John Hubbard OF
r,,nc,cu had an exciting experience with burglar
IN sunday night and by her pluck prevented the mouse
from being transacted. The man was rummaHng Tor
voInabes in bureau in Miss Hnbbah's room when
tbe young woman awOkc and dScIvere1 him. enc
screamed loudly for help and tho Intruder rcire2Hd
through the door, carrying several dresses with nm
lie shut the door in her face when she arose nTn'
how nod IN intercept him and held tine door shut while
-, liz took from the dress pockets some money.
Nj Uubbard cries FOR assistance aroused the otheI
members Of the family and the man uarroWy eScalci
beng captured