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The sun., 1891-07-11

Proposed Cooperation OF the Alliance and
Other OrGnni zatio IN Kansns.

Proposed Cooperation OF the Alliance and
Other Organic atoms IN Kansas.
TOPEKA. July 1O.-A call has been issued for
q general convention OF the Farmers Alliance
and all industrial organizations In Kansas. TO
be held at Topeka on Aug. 90 for the purpose
OF organizing q cooperative association for the
control OF all farm products and the exchange
OF supplies. The call is signed by J. B. French.
Secretary OF the Farmers Alliance; Senator
Peffcr. S. McLallin. editor OF the official Alli-
ance paper: W. +. Wright Myer, Secretary Of
the National Citizens Alliance. and Fred P.
Bailey. Ge, eral manager OF the Mutual Protec-
tiyn Assn, ia'ion.
Tho Alliance leaders would not explain the
objects of the convention further than to say
that 1t Was fer the purpose OF taking steps to
promote tho scheme OF co ipera ion among all
classes OF producers. j. Is French. Secretary
o The Alia CO. denied that the scheme was in
any way connected with the alleged Farmers
Trust described in recent dcsl ate, g., or that
the inten ion was to devise schemes for with
system OF life and fire insurance will be ar
ranged.
Fred P. Bailey OF Wichita. who prepared the
call. is general manager OF the Mutual Protec.
tive sSOuiat1on. an organization Just made
for preventing sales under mortgage fore-
closures. All members Of the association are
the Ners OF mor.gaGed farms and assist
each other In lighting attempted foreclosure.
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DUNCAN AND THE DIAMONDS.
mrs hSToR HOUSE CHECK lost WHEN
THE UTOPIA WENT DOHN

Recovered by Diver. It BripEs the Thief
Back to New York. and Be Lands IN th @
Peniientiary-LenityA Asked for In vnin.
Young William @. Duncan, who stole the dia-
monds from his employers, Lewisohn Il Co. Of
Al Maiden lane. was arrsigned yesterday in tho
General Sessions for sentence. Lawyer Ber-
linger said that tho boy had fallen Victim to
the temptations OF the pernicious system OF
Trusting the most valuable Jewels TO mere
boys and ill-paid clerks Duncan's uncle. John
W. Block was extremely anxious that Duncan
should be sent to the Elmira Reformatory. In
support OF the plea for lenity LAWYER Berlin
ger submitted a number Of sffidavits from
Maiden lane >ewelry firms. urging that Dun
can be sent 10 the reformatory.
Do you think that those jewellers would be
quite SO merclfully disposed. Mr.. BerlinRsr"
asked Rocorder Smyth. dryly, III Duncan hal
stolen $4,000 worth OF diamonds from any OF
them2"
Possibly not, your Honor" rejolned Mr..
PerIinger
Recorder Smyth said that the jewellers In
Maiden ne undoubtedly took crea. respon
siblity upon themselves In intrustinE dia-
monds to mere boys like Duncan. and no ex-
posing them 10 temptation. but that the fault
OF the jewellers did not excuse the crime Of
Duncan. He sentenced Duncan. who was
wcepii bitterly. to the penitsn,iary for four
ye irs and I'VE MOnths.
W. T. Colbron, a. New street stock broker.
called nron the chief clerk Of the District At
torney's ollics esterday and related an inter.
esting experience with Duncan. Duncan
sailed from this ci'y for Lisbon on the morning
m'nds m in the h', sa.e Mt the Astor House where
$%sl q ron @ and IA' hs friend. c%hsries % q. q.
ho y sss 81 sh n0s51 90 III. ws sn Dunn
fssoa .e@e . Zine. and shsrs s' ooiSron st aud d
Davis took massage on the steamship Utonia
for homo. "Valdes" left Lisbon about the
sane time for Taneier. Before they, parted
Na!des" gave Davis a brass check and ask ed
him to- 10 10 the Astor House on his arrival at
New FORK. &c, the package the check called
Tor, and forward it TO him at Tangfer. This
Davis agreed to 90. and put the check In his
trunk.
was sunk by an English man. over 800
OF her passengers being drowned. Mr. Col
hron was the only saloon passenger saved
tanning the check for the stolen diamonds,
Mr. Co bron employed q diver to search for
tie body and the trunk After three days
work the diver found naviss trunk and
brought It up. Lolbrvn n opened the trunk and
found the check for the package. Az flrst he
thought he would get the pacl age and send 1t
to VRldes." He is glad he didn't try that. for
he would doubtless have been arrested. But
he decided to send the brass check to VAL
dos" and did 30. SO "Naldes" came here
with the check TO get the diamonds himself,
and now he goes to prison.
The sun., 1891-07-11
THE CENSUS OF ENGLAND AND WALES.
The Falling or In the Rate or Incrensc At
trlbuted to the Malthusinn HropaEnndn.

trlbuted to the Mnitiiusiun Propaganda.
LONDON. July 10.-The census OF England
and Wales just taken. shows total popula-
ton OF 290Ol.0lS. an increase Of 2.O26,572. or
11.G5 per cent, since the last census was taken.
The falling OF In the rate OF increase has
surprised and chagrined the official satis-
iisians. who had rrefarcd estimates
which they expected 10 SEQ closely borue
out by the census. with correspond
ing credit to their acumen No one was pre-
pared for the actual 81 owing oi the census.
" ich reveals the fact that the rate o. increase
during the pnst decade has been lower than
that OF nEy decennium since tho first ccusus
was taken.
Had the population increased In the past ton
years at the same rate IA IN previous decades
tually is.
The falling on Is. generally conceded to be
purity due to the growth OF so-cn lle Malthu-
eiHn doctrines among the po' r. who are every
nous advice of Annie Iesan,. rather thnn the
Scrptural injunction to Increase and multiply.
The boidnsss OF the Nallhu.in piolaga da
was proved even to-day. when 1t was notir red
that the flv leaves OF the pamphlet containing
the ro-ramne OF the Kaiser procession, and
scattered by thousands in the streets.
bore an advertisement OF various books
setting forth the heau'ies and heneis
Of the Malthusan doctrine. The attention of
probable that the printer OF the pamphlet will
be- prosecuted for abusing his privilege and
advertising immoral literature.
Another unforeseen feature oi the census is
that 1t makes the excess of fen ales over males
abuormaily 81 eat. namely. 10000.
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NEHS OF THE RAILROADS.
Latest Information of Interest from All
Quarters.

1-otoSt 1ulOtnhttOn OIL 1ntercbt from AL
Quarters.
Austin Corbin signed the contract yesterday
entered into by the Long Island, the New York
and New England. and the Housatonio Rail-
road companies and the Housatonic Terminal
Company establishing the Long Island and
Eastern States line. By this line passengers
for Boston and other eastern points will be
carried from Brooklyn and Long Island City
by way OF Oyster Bay and Wilson'S Point,
Conn. thence over the Housatonic 10 Holly
VILE. Mr.. Corbin says that sleeping cars will
be run straight through to Boston. and that
the new line will give the New En4land road a
valuable conn ection for its freight business
1t will take half an hour to make the twelve
hoston rom Brooklyn by this route is25i miles
Two through trains will be run daily. one at
that tie run to Boston viii be made in the
same time as from the Grand feniral Station
over the New Haven and Hartford.
Lus MGsSk sS Of ths akaL S LoS Ss:
R.a Raiwas. and i'd has M BEEN been eiec!ed It's president
The road csHRD6s In1n county :" w
prove the roadbed at once aud to extend the
road to Memphis
ca.o Rock Island. and Pacific Railroad. The
and was q complaint because the railroad did
not stop Its freight train, So the caboose would
be at the depot platform. The lock Island
cOntended that the company did not haNe 10
stop its freights undcr the regulations govern
ing the stoppage of passenger trains: The
Commission made an order compelling the
company under penalty to stop the cabooses
at the platforms OF the depots
A Chicago despatch says: The ticket scalp.
ers have begun q fight on Chairman Fin!sy OF
G. intend that he Is guilty Of cons iiracy IN hnv-
Ing his spotters buy mileage II ke!s OF them;
and thon causing these tickets to 10 forfeited
when presented on the traiis 8. For tho pur-
pose OF making a Test case, g. u. Mitchell con-
nected with i. A. Mulforl's ticket agency. took
S4S from one OF Flniey's detectives for q ticket
to Denver and then refused to give him the
ticket or return the money unless he woult
siGn written statemens that the purchase
lynrrested for EN- bezzlement and taken Ge,or,
o Justice Of the Peace, who held him In $500
bonds until July H."
Inits Issue OF to-day the. Chicago Rail,raU
A0p will give statistics OF railway construc,ic ion
in the United Statos during tho first hall OF
1891. The summary shows that from Jan. 70
July !. ,72S miles ~ main line trrck We're laid
in.thirty eight Of the States and Territories on
l39 roads. The South continues 10 show the
greatest activity. nine southern states having
Missouri and Northwestern region 70 the Pa
cilic coast. iucluding Wscons ard MINNESOTA
and embracing sixteen States and Territories.
the now milenge on "A lin Is AZ miles :, The
six Middle States show 3l0 miles on 81 lines.
aud tho New England States ~ miles on lines.
The sun., 1891-07-11
A BALLOON AND A BRIDE
Chief Engineer CoIwell VIII Try Again In
Novel Plan to Get IL Wife.

Chief Engineer COlwcI Will Try Again In
Novel Plan to Get Wife.
ANsoN1A, July l0.-When the f1remen OF Bir-
miugham gave their annual picnic in the Derby
Driving Park last August one OF the attrac
tions " as balloon ascension. 1t occurred to
Ch,e of Ingineer Joseph Colwell. n handsome
siy.footer and widower. that he might find
wife if hc would advertise the fact that he
would mary the first girl who would dare to
60 up in balloon with him. other things be-
ing satisfactory. He accordingly let the plan
be known through the Ansonia Sentinel, aud.
aided by a brief editorial commentator OF
the chief engineer the story went out. AS a
result Mr. Co!well was overwhelmed with Of
fers fIon young women all over the state. but
when Il o lime came none OF them put in an
appearance. =,
This year another balloon ascension is to
take place at the same grounds. aud MIR. Col
we'll ha authorized the .NcntInPi To renew his
offer. lie STIMULATES that the young woman
shall be Of pleasing Appearance oil respect
able family intelligent, and a good housewife.
She must write to him. giving her true name.
and must make an ascension with him in the
balloon on he day Of the picnic In August.
the exact date Of which has not yet been de-
cideh upon. Mr. COlwel! Ia the senior member
OF q firm uf furniture dealers and undertakers
In Birmins CHAM Is u go"d-ioOking man. and
has been hpno.ed hy he people. If the borough
with several places Of trust and honor.
The sun., 1891-07-11
New sail. for the Nautilus.

nc. Vintrincham the designer and builder Of =
Rogers NaSwels %d foo, yacht Nautilus. when asked
by sus reporter evening II the report is true that
Sr. Maxwell con templates making extensive aitera
tl0ns IN tho Sautilus said
No. there IL no ruth IN that 40 eHpect to make
come trIing alterations In her rig but moth nR OF any
c0Tseqnence A. present her sails set badly aud
will la, 10 be altered title The only change OF any
tw6 feet longer than her old olc, larger lib and
yhIy stavsa Her malnaail will he cut ana
altered tri C. giving her about ~ feet Addition sail
area has never re j y had chance :" show what
IN" can do she !rerHred SO hutrie lly TOR tho
early thai the is still unfinished WITH better
ltiing sal thirk sue VIII 90 n great deal btlteE"
Nluirin.htin says the MN OF the Nautilus 10 all
right AMI that she doesn't leak Mt all After her hard
Yaro MondtY only ha!r y barrel OF wafer was
uumped OF hor.
The sun., 1891-07-11

Deputy Sheriff Murphy received yesterday
an execution ior 5000 n'o at FoGG Serb
ner con tractors and Il 10: l,uilders, Of 144l
Broadway. in favor OF Loring Il. Millen 4 Co
Tho firm is composed OF John C. Fogg aud Gil
bert II. Scrbner, Jr., and has been in business
since July. 1888. Mr.. scribner is q son OF G.
Hilton Scrihner: ey;Sccrotary Of State and
Pre- -ident OF the Belt line Of siTee' cars.
y Ie stock OF dry goods of klender. klino
K,eu er. 10 4 roadway and Ninth street, WAS
sold out al auction y SSter1gy under tho d!rec
on o D,puiy Sheriff Haimhe"ger
H. Kern 4 Co .ry goods, Nav Orleans have
asked their cred tors for more time. Assets
Sl7D.uO): liabilities: $ll4.0O0.
Mel .ean. shaw 4 Co.. VIII lesale hatters.
Montreal. have assigned on demand Of Greene
Sons x Co. Lialiliiies. direct and Indirect
about Slb5.OOp. The heaviest creditors are
Eurorean firms. principally English and Ger
man
The sun., 1891-07-11

GRyxsronL L. /, July io--Ths cruise OF the New York
Yacht Racing Association dishanded this morning at
"Colors Aimlral Prime lowered his oficisl dag.
hosted Yonkers Cornthan pennant and sailed for
sew YORK With him went tho Hazel White Wing, and
Eotus tho latter bound for Newport The association
yachts still here are the Orcstes, r. J. Roohs Outvis.
4. + Monke; Niss, ,onmo lore Foote's Emmy q.
tho exception OF the iaphne. which goes 20 Buzzards
BAY to.iIiurrlw. will rpend week here
Th~ rrOpTrtOr OF tho ir0sisct House will tender
rer"n' on mo sncn on Haturday evening 10 be
followed y ltrwurk and q hop H. T. Hamilton's now
.iurr a'.np outing launched this weok. She 10
ir,ut -. 10y 1. MatrrlIHuse and built BY him
- .t rrUIuFt Gri AZ things are expected OF her
'omuniprs IoDts 'ntestunei large party on his
Iteam yHclt Aixle this afternoon
The sun., 1891-07-11
ATTACKED BY A COyVICE
Lawyer Elliott Remembered WHGner's
Threat, md Stepped Back just In Time.

CHICAGO. July 10.-Last Octohor Charles
Wagner was sentenced TO twonty years under
tho Habltual Criminal act for n burglary IN
which he epdangered the lives OF an entire
family by chloruforming On leaving tho
court room he snid he would kill both Judge
Altgeld and Assistant S a,s's Attorney Elliott
~ ever al opportunity can Q. On Tuesday last
lie struck down MIR. Elliott with marble slab
while the LAWYER WAS passing through tho
r, pnpy niW Win Wcriau u b"m"ni. % Mr.. Illoit say:
! s'opnel ~ one OF ,h9 tables to sIyeak to TO
was working, opposite him at The same table.
remembered HIS threat 70 kill both Judge
Altgeld and myself. and instiuctiyoly stepped
back. was none too soon.. for he rushed be.
hna a. the BoW ,bs out 81
not jumped, undo,ppb'ssdly he would have aye
short and J. wne on y 7tmurcd.'
RE Warden aui dHi iute, rushed i"iwn. d
and Aecursd tho omit Lel'r- he could renew
the alta L., Mr., Elliott received . painful
scalp wound, AMI for Tine c2,nenssion 4 The
o short rest will bring him around all right.
The sun., 1891-07-11
FAILURE Of TIE Falls CITY RINK.
II Had Been Carried Along Many Months
by the Louisville Clearing House.

BY the Louisville Clearing House.
LOUISVILLE July lO.-The Falls City Bank
went 10 the wall this morning. The bank made
I'D assignment 20 the Mechanic Trust Com
psnY. ard Closed lis doors at 70l West Main
street. The liabilities are s43l.3 Of which
'?a2.9O0 is due the clearing house. and the de-
I9sits e sl9l.7u0. The assets (nominall arc
N,2Z3.ODt
From the beginning OF the financial panic
.asl year 1 to bnnk has been carried along by
mo clearing house. Dspositors will receive
"a ment IN I'll. and the stockho!ders will get
!o's:piy 3, c"nts on the dollar. The capital
tlurk Of lie hank is $fOOOIU j. II. Moore is It's
Hrrs'drn:. The bank was established in.lS65.
Nnor Mil.igm Ti!lrsn. cashier gave ou! this
~ ~ ehsnt: In n,i'ics individual depositors.
!6lu0O: saving. deposits. $50, 700: certificates
mpdepost. sl5.fo0. !he bnnk and the clearing
house sg!J99t: iotal. 543l,30U Assets-total
xSTyytDA, Mo, Juiy 1o.-Tbe Citizens Bank o,
seTada closed its Loors this morning. A
toiIe wn- posted on the front door OF the
eanG sta,inG that tho stockholders hoped to
paf ali claims ngainRt The tank at an early
2. IE.le Ihe hnnk's capital stock i sIOo01). and
~ ai!eIei surplus $4,000. 1t has r fine
.,ui,iu.ns. The failure Is attributed to the
suihGency OF the money market and TO allow
sollections. A mo county funds Rre locked
IN tho hank. No statement OF Liabilities
nss poon Issued.
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TROUBLE CAUSED BY Il PENSION
A Fraudulent Claim Was Granted, and
There Is n Fight for the Proceeds.

SARATOGA. July 1O.-Mrs. Sarah NJ. Bennett
who for about half century has been an I'm
becile pauper and inmate of the Saratoga and
Washi gton counties almshonses. recently got
an award OF q pension Of sl2 per month. with
$3.50 arrearages, on the fiction that she was
the dependant mother Of q man who enlisted
from the poorhoGse in this county and died in
the service. Eleven hundred dollars OF the
amount had been deposited in hcr name
IN the liallston Spa Natora! Bank. and
SOM hitherto unknown Washington county
re atives of tho o.d woman then appeared aud
sought the custody Of her and her money.
10 protect this county. a wit OF lunacy WAS
procure by Ass !stant District Attorney sweet.
and tho ma ter has been inquired into this
week BY sher IFS jury. The result is divided
jury, six o.: them declaring that she is OF
sound mind. md six that she Is ut little
above idiocy Mr.. Sweet has pro ured a writ Il
inJunct on and has served 4 on Cashier MID
berry. who is also County Treasurer restrain
Ing Ii m from ray ing ihe mnner to any one un-
til the matter is further inquired into by the
supreme Court.
The sun., 1891-07-11

AsBuRY PARK. July 10.-At the big carnival
on wheels here today there were over 300
vehicles IN lile. There were floats on which
mon ma 70 harness. forged horseshoes. erected
brick walls. built boats. made tinware. and pur-
sued other occupations. On ono of lie floats the
entcrprsng owners Of a restaurant had q table
fully sprend with crockery and stlyerware a
lat man leisurelv ate meal from tho the feast
beforo him while n coored waiter in uniform
brushed away imaginary i"". There were
several hrags bands In the procession. 1t Is
estimated that fully 10000 people Witnessed
the narade.
The sun., 1891-07-11
MUST nAyE 4 GOOD MA SCOT
Luck or n Ball Club In Withdrawing DO.
Posit. lseIorc the Hnnk Eroke.

LOUISVILLE, July 1n.-When the news of tho
tho failure of the Falls City Bank became cur
rent ON the streets this morning the general
supposition was that it meant financial ruin
to the Louisville Ball Club. The bank has Q
mortgage on al the stock except that con-
trolieL by Mayor W. II. Thomas and Larry
Cato the two weathicst men interested In
the club
When Davidson made the transfer over two
ycnrs ago. the Tank Iecame the virtual pur-
chaser. putting in every cent that was involved
In the deal. Notes were taken. and. DESPITE the
mauy ups and downs. tLey have never b. en-
cancelled.
The bank no holds the mortgage with &C.
cUmulatad intere5' nmountii K to f6.ilO. Had
the era Ia come wo weeks ago. J." club coulI
not hnve wlihs'"oi u. as l. then had on dsr"st
sererai tuuusani d liars The players were
paid IN iull lust bef re- leaving for the present
trip. aid only slS4 renamed Oh deposit yes-
teray
The sun., 1891-07-11
Shane and Fright u.r Pun,.hm m.nt.

a, ne' ,S frank, pretty girl OF IL. who went
ou,,u ,n0uch her heart would break. pleaded
s,..,i. n yesterday In tho General Sessions of
aoS watch from Henrietta Levine Of
w. Bfooms stro.t.
o..ss "ual induced you to steal this watch 2"
h., can Ten, Judge" replied Rachel Frank.
Stole h..etrSance,S b,oken with sobs. II never
snd dIune' didn't meen 10 steal this time
Ths Inan nann want the money"
the nsri riecorder pictured to her the terrors OF
her sohs sS,hiliary. and Miss frank redoubled
strnsIs Whsn the Recorder dwe!t upon the
Scar mTtess that female convicts have 10
hsysd ,h ahe Recorder asked her Dif she be-
Sonld Ima,. naH. II mercy was shown to her. she
sUiI I'm never steal again.
lpown YES, Judge, 4" sobbed Miss Frank. "I
ls"ww 4 VIII never sienl again. and ! don't
Tls I'M made me steal this time "
'"0 Necorder suspended sentence
The sun., 1891-07-11
JACOB LENZ USED n HAMMER.

HIS wife's Skull Fractured In Five Places
lie Has Escaped the Police 40 Far.
Jacob Lenz and his wife. Mary. auartelled at
their homo. 3l0 East Fourteenth street. last
night. Lenz seized a heavy hammer and
struck his wife several blows on the head.
breaking the handle.
Mrs. Lenz fell to the floor unconscious. She
was covered with blood when several neigh
bors entered aud Lenz silently made his de-
parture.
Gull to bellevue Hospital for On am
buinnce. found that thu woman's skull
ing the ounds he hurried her TO the hospital
1t Is thought that she will lie.
.snz Is blacksmith. The couple have no
be learned. The police expect to have Lenz iu
cuatolY EOOn.
The sun., 1891-07-11
ADDED INJURY TO INSULT.
Aeviled Mans Wife nnd Then Shot Him
for EcscntIng 1t.

Aes,ied Mans Wife md Then Shot Hin
for EcscntIng 1t.
MooSsocEET. July lo.-Stephon @. Saunders.
seed 49, night wntchman at the Social Manu-
,.etnring Companys mill. was shot probably
,na'siy' ~ at Al O'Clock this morning by James
p,ekord' p,k' aged CO, an oversser for the company.
.MAlofd was accustomed to come 10 the mill
SsS n a. early hour to arrange his dny's work. and
mar G1Stai lines Quarrelled with tho watch
Win M ahls morning no Ieproached Saunders
den threw y ,ng fne 2 ,dlsrepulaole woman. saun-
The h%hhsn ltclford drew O revolver and fred.
peSstpS,.ts tge, entered the watchman's back and
known II mnis NJ ne. Pickiord Ia one OF tho best
held in ~ 6sbinners in the country. He WAS
mornjna s''oVO In tho D.Etrict Court this
The sun., 1891-07-11
SAVED FROM THE CAR WHEELS.
Remark able Rescue or n Little Child by .
Locomotive Engineer.

Locomotive Engineer.
CONCORD. N H., July 1o--As freight train
was going west from Pittsleld on the Suncook
Valley road yesterday. Charles j. Hutchins
the engineer. saw q short distance ahead lit
tie child on the track. Realizing that 1t was
impossible to stop the train before reaching
the child. he quickly went forward to the pilot
in the hope OF rescuinC the little one.
sudden lurch of tho locomotive caused him
to fall on the track. but ths pilot fortunately
threw him from the roadbed. The. engine
knock ed down and passed over tho child who
when discovered by the engineer under the
still moving tram, was attempting to crawl
out between tho wheels.
iIutcbins. hanging to the side OF car
reached through he truck frame caught the
child. md hol ling II. WIS dragged by the train
unit. 4 was stop cd. rhs engineer was some-
what bruised but the child was unhurt.
The sun., 1891-07-11
Long Beach Hotel.

,n, ~,sH to Long Beach is equal to short ses
Lxe. L'sxe. ills six miles distant from tho main
rs,s Of Long Island. and. facing due south.
AN, u,' me most healthful winds that blow. with
al tonr ~ shipwrcck Good food. pure air.
MN 'T NJ sleep. wait IN the tired business
hnrry'h. ,bhiiHg the day there Is notinng hut
sksp, avd av rush at his place OF business, but
snS Stne MOTEL his hurry Ia over ana he mas peace
~ ouiet nd absolute comfort,
The sun., 1891-07-11
THE KAISER AND OUR OWN JOIN L.

Mr.. Slnyin Considers tn. Young Emperor
From y Professional Point Of View.
LONDON. July 10.-A reporter met Frank
slavin elbownR his way through the throng in
the Strand to-day after the great procession.
Slavin was exultant over the fact that he had
Just fioored four men who were attempting to
When asked what he thought of the Kaiser.
Slarln remarked critically that he was small
boned man, bu, looked sGE,n Gri,ttv In !h these ,s
big gboned but without grit. Slnvin added that
he would quickly prove he truth of this state
mont II sullivan would give him chance.
There is G27.oOO laid Oh me here" said
Elayin. sullivan Is staggering bully, fonl
Of low company. and naturally following their
ways"
The sun., 1891-07-11
Brlsaud Rule in Sardinia.

ROME, July 1o.-Brigandage is on the fn-
crease in Sardinia. though the Government
has been more than usually active in attsmpt-
ing 90 enforce order during the past year Adj
vices from tho is AMI show that Two bands OF
ou laws, one ha ing abaut 100 members
coming tho real rulers Of tho province. plum
derinQ villages or wing blnckuGil at will
without lear OF successful resistance on tho
part OF the AUTH ie-. The Italian Gnvorn-
ment is now aroused TO the necessity OF h"roir
measures. and has ordered whole battalion
OF in an,ry to proceed to The scene Of tho law
neEsless.