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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06

An area OF high pressure pass OFT the north Allan
TIC coast yesterday in connection with q moderate
storm centre forming over Pennsylvania and tho al
of the cooler weather into this section caused
showers In all the States from Indiana eastward over
the country to tho Atlantic, AMI from Florida to
Maine They began In this city shortly after 5
A. NJ. falling heavily between aud 1890. More than
inch OF water fell in ono and half hours and .
quarter of inch fell In five minutes from $, a5s
A. NJ. Dense fog enveoped this region AMI extended
a'onR tho coast and Sound Tho wind increased 70
twonty.four miles hour In this city and cousid.
erably higher on tho New England coast. The fog
lifted about Ilu A. NJ. but renamed light throughout
tho day and night
west OF the Mississippi tho weather was generally
fair with cool weather that reached to the Gull At
New Orleans It A. cooler than In this city. The
temperature in tho Mississippi Valley aud westward
registered At or below SOC.
Clearing conditions sho uld prevail from this city
south and west to-day with continuation Of showers
In the New England states
Highest official temperature in this city. 7l' lowest
81. Average humidity. OF per cent; 100 at p. N.
Winds north and northeast average velocity IL miles
hour
Tho thermometer at Perrys pharmacy In TEX Soc
building recorded the temperature yesterday fol-
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thermometer at Perry's pharmacy In TEX Sos
nE recorded the temperature yesterday - fol-
4 a.. In lSlA


For western New York. showers; easterIy winds
shifting TO southwessry; stationary temperature.
LOCAL FORECAST TILL q r. NJ. SUNDAY.
For southwestern New York uncludtng Long Tslandl
also for western Connecticut light rain with foR
the coast and Sound clearing In the evening" wind be-
coming southsrly: slight change In temperature
able fog: caring In tho afternoon; southwesterly
winds. slight change In temperature.
4. Il. DUsx Local Forecast Official
WAR DEPARTMENT ToHEcAsr TILL sr. Z. SUNDAY
The disturbance which central In the upper ohis
valley this morning has become moro clearly defined,
and covers tho lower lake region. Tho high ares
which tho st. Lawrence valley has moved to
the eastward and tho pressure 10 above the
normal In the Northwest aud thence south.
ward to Texas. Fair weather continues In the
States of tho Mississippi and Missouri valleys
and In tho Southern States. except In VIRGINIA and
North Carolina, where showers prevail General rains
occurred to-day In middle Atlantic States, southern
New England. tho lower lake region and the upper
Ohio Valley Ills probable shat generally fair weather
will prevail OH sunday and Monday throughout the
Southern States. the Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys. and the weather will be warmer And fair IN
the middle Atlantic states on Monday.
For Massachusetts, showers; slight rise In temperA.
ture; winds shifting to southerly.
For Rhode Island, showers; winds shifting to south
erly; . slight rss In temperature
For Connecticut and Eastern Ne'o York rains south.
erIy Winds so rfse In temperature 'uarmer Monday
For eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Dela-
ware local rains wind. shifting to southwestsrly;
slight rse In temperature; warmer fair Monday.
For the District of Colombia and Mary and, showsrA
clearing and warmer during the day; warmer Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
CBILI'S NEW GOVERNMENT:
Tho Provisional Government Will Issue .
Letter to the Powers.

The Provisional Government Will Issue .
Letter to the Powers.
PARIS. Sent ga despatch received to-day
at tho Chilian Legation in this city from
Santiago de Chill says that tho Provisional
that 1t will send . circular letter to the bowers
and TO all countries appearing disposed to
recognize the present Administration OF Chilli.
WARRINGTON. Sept 5.-whsther or not the
Congress Junta has been recognized A. tho do
fscto Government OF Chill cannot be officially
learned at the Department OF State. a. the
Acting Secretary refuses to make any state
ment whatever oh the subject, Nevertheless.
upon Minister ERsns information that tho au-
thority Of the Junts Is supreme In Chill he has
been directed to open relations with them. II
treatment OF. the refugees aboard, Admiral
decided b.. the Admiral himself. as appears
Secretary Tracy from him this afternoon:
Yesterday. for Molendo, Peru, taking away
twenty Fysffusees whose lives are not s"is e
nsut insult territory. The. Baltimore will return
without delay. Excitement Is nsnbsidIIpE
Senior Don, Prpdencic L.zcsno. tho ChiIan
house which lie has occupied here for some
ss is or s sy F 'ss
f osss so-n hafss aip0' Was sssf b:
rnx and O. the doop bs gave
Information. She could tell nothing Of the III
innate Dc stination OF senior Lazcano. but fs
believed that ~ Is on his way TO Europe. Word
ring in1uirers to Senior Jorge Asto Burnago.
who recently arrived in Washington.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Tho American Museum OF Natural History Will he
open free TO the public on Monday from A. u. till
Lord Tsylors broadway store will not be opsn for
departments
The s!oop Joan, hound for Ezsbethport with CARO-
posts tho Lrle elevator yesterday and sunk Her crew
escaped in u ANAL boat
Gov mn returned to Albany yesterday afternoon.
s"a ". iosa ssor Cantor pos
Commissioner Cram And foiics Commissioner AATuv.
The bail OF e. $40 in which Walter f. Berestord has
WAS rsduc.d Yesterday TO SaVJJ BY Judge o'Brsn Of
The supreme Iourt
The Annu.l banquet of the German Press club took
ihcre Was CONCERT and theatrical performance Tor
who volunteered their services were NINE Gsorgius
Won Jsnauschow.ky and NINE Nashi.ds Cottrsiiy'
Tho Mercer street police raidsd the dso- cry houses
ier.oR N.Itst S.as,i.y ii: sssp.r. Of .hs p,.ce.
wero sentenced 10 two months each on the Island
Tho Roswell r. Flower campaign Club Of tho First
district was revived on friday night al hroAdway
Crunie. Wee Presidents Michael I, Ly oh and Thar 90
Mslerock ssrtsArst AfA TIn,sysr n sna John fts
Arms, A. ID. Lhompsou
Tho action OF Frederick A. MaishG broker to re.
cover s!-J! comm,ss'0ns from William sout.er who
s,rsinns Water 3 DicIsrson Presidsnt OF the siocs
ceyel on the sale OF soutters seal IN the Exchange
The claims against soutter aggregate $4,000
MLs Thomas McGoyern who was accidentally shos
Struggling with the ocsr TO prevent the of her
hu.hanl e r.eoyerins IN the Harlem Hospital ID
the onic.r Tho charge against Fay di,misse IN the
Harlem Court Yesterday Joseph Ramon Withdrew his
WAS let 70, tOA
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HAVEN'T CAUGHT MrxDERr sz4R1N:
When They DO the FIX penses ofthe She rift.
Army Win He Added to Biars BIli.

When They DO the Expenses ofthe She riffs
Army WIN he Added to Biaps BlI,
Sheriff German did not send out another
expedition yesterday after that interest
ing outlaw. Myndert Starin. who is wanted
very badly. indeed because he owes Albert
Biol s1O4. The warriors who invaded Glen
Island on Friday and did not succeed in cap
turing him may have been TOO much fatigued
by tho campaign to start on another one SO
soon. Or perhaps 1t was because the Sheriff
ascertained that Mr.. Starin was not at Glen
Island. but on his fathers farm way up In
Fulton county. that mother war party was not
modified. Fulton county is a long way of to
send an expsl ition after a s1O4 outlaw. The
deputies said they were anxious to start again
81 hs @ hss sFs se SH se.s
they caught sight OF tho outlaw. But the
Sheriff said he was unable to locate his man
with exactuess, and therefore nothing would
LAWYER Ksece. counsel for Mr.. starin. made
day He cal id a shs shsrls oiiice Just Ss' be-
refused to receive the money. telling him that
Mr BiaIs counsel, Mr. Keels did not 70 to
~ shsS apS sS sya
duct 10 the court that had adiudsed
MIN sTy 81 nsR sm Mr. T E'sn T va
EXPENSES. too. he said. Mr.. Fromme also said
that tho Sheriff was liable for contempt b.
Tuesday last instead Of arresting him.
AT the Sherifi's ONCE II was said later that Is
Monday was holiday there would be nothing
probabe MynIsrt starin Would appear in p pn!.
son and settle up.
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THE WILKESBARRE ELOPEMESE.
Shearn, the Coal Operator. and Miss vii.
Hams Believed to Have Gone West.

Shearn, the Coal Operator. and Miss vii.
Iams Believed to Have Gone West.
WILKEsBAREE. Sent 5.-Joseph b. Shea,n.
the coal operator and Miss Mary Ellen Will
liams. who eloped from this place. are believed
to have gone West. Miss Williams left letter
behind her In which she said:
"DEAHAUNT: Don't send any detectives after
me. l love Mr.. Shearn and he lovss mo. Even
II we are separated We are bound to come to-
geiher again."
Mrs. Shearn. the wife OF the eloping hus-
band. arrived homo from Asbury Park this
afternoon. Hor father broke the news to her.
She was overcome. and Wept bitterly She sn:
oh. how could this man do such a thing to
me-? Whom wont to the seasde with my two
children no kissed me- and gave me $3.50. ten.
find him gone West with another woman"
SheRrn loft two letters behind i'm. He said
no loved Miss Williams. but could no. see his
wife or children sntier shea'n has property
in this city to the amount Of $4,000.
His income was about 5000 year. Miss
Williams is An heiress bu, the probabilit os
now are that her mother. who Is at present In
Europe. will disown her.
She Is q grRiua'e OF tha Boston Conservatory
ef Music. She kept company with a WELL
known merchant OF this city. and 1t is under.
stood that they were 10 DO married soon.
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w. FIG. SHANKS GETS LICKED.
GEORGE CROUCH DID TT IN THE HOTH-
MAN HOUSE DINING ROOM
A Side Dish Which some OF tho Diners
Did Not Relish. HIT billy Edwards Snys
the Knock. ont RloW Mna EclcntlAc.

"A Side Dish Which some OF tho Diners
Did Not Relish. Hut Biliy Edwards Says
the Knock.ou Blow was ScientiHc.
W.T.. @. Shanks. who was at one time editor Of
the Star, got into fight at the Hoffman House
dining room last night with George Crouch
OF Wall street. and was so badly done up
that his friends carried him to q cab and took
him to his physician to get patched IN. Tho
dining room was crowded. and thero was no
lack OF witnesses Of the fight.
Crouch lives at the HofrmUn House. and last
night about 9 o'clock he was dining In the
main dining room with Harry Walker. nows-
paper writer, and Mr.. Hancock.
shanks was at q table near them with several
friends. Shanks has not been on good terms
with Walker or Crouch for many months.
When he caught sight Of them he left his
friends. and walking over to their table said
to Walker without any provocation:
Say will you pay for that mirror alongside
OF you II / put your head through it2"
Walker thought that Shanks had been drink.
Ing md paid no attention to him. Thon
Shnnks turned to Crouch and said:
Don't yon know that man Walker is a thief
and n loafer? am surprised to see you with
him.
Mr.. Shanks. want to have nothing to do
with you" replied Crouch.
We'll, birds OF q feather flock together any
way. shouted Snanks.
Tho alteration had attracted general alton.
tion in the dining ROOM and several guests OF
the holel walked out.
When Shanks saw that Crouch was rayAg
very lttlo attention to him no shouted In his
face:
You are thief'
Crouch jumped up from his chair and Shanks
aimed n blow ut him. Crouch Is something Of
an athlete and knows how 10 use his fists.
He easily warded Off Shanks's blow and lot
out with his right. catching Shanks over the
left eye aud cutting q cash. from which the
blood flowed freely.
Shanka again rushed at him. and again
BY this, time the blood from the cut In
shirt front. and he acted like q crazy man.
He rushed at Crouch again. and this time
Crouch landed on his neck in true prize ring
strle. Sbanks staggered back across the
room. overturning chairs aud tables aud
finally fell on his back.
from scientific standpoint
Edwards and Detective Jacobs bundled
Shanks into q cab. and sen: him away to have
his wounds dressed.
Crouch apolorized to the clerk at the hotel
for the disturbance. but he didn't seem worry
sorry for his treatment OF Shanks.
n.1 That man an called LED me thief in pub,ie
sent i. have for long time steered clear OF
him. but the row was hound 10 come. let him
Crouch has been we'll known in Wall street tor
twenty years. He once occupied O semi con.
fdential relation to Jay Gould.
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AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept 5.-There was n horse
whipping affair on the public street This morn
ing. The victim was A. II. Lyon. a builder and
contractor. The man who did the whipping
WAS I'd Smnlt. a young druggist. About two
months ago Smart married II young woman
who was one Of the bellies Of the town. Soon
afterward he hoard rumors rejecting upon the
previous character OF his bride. He ipv-sti-
irnced Them ali to Lyon To-day he started out
TO make Lyon r"tract. He WAS purchasing the
rawhiie Mt Hamlen' : harness store when he
him. and after accusing him Of sland-ring his
wife he plisd the rawhide vigorously across
Lyons hea 1 and shoulders Que blow max n z
terrible rut on the face. Lyon ran across the
street into Eeal paper store, Smart fol owing
aud applying the lash: Lyon went before the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
OFF WITH $?,aSS.
Financial Secretary Solomon OF the Int r
national Cignrmaker's Union.

Financial Secretary Solomon Of the inter-
national Cignrmaker's Union.
NEWARK. Sept. 5.-Charles r. Solomon. flnan-
cial secretary OF the International Cignr,nak-
ers Union in Newark and q wel-known labor
aetator. is missing and tho trustees OF Union
1873 have made Il charge against him in
the Fourth Precinct Court OF embezzlIng
S2,2Ss OF tho International funds which
was intrusted to him yesterday when
1t was drawn from tho German Savings
Bank for distribution among o,her unions
ting the money. SINCE then his wife has ro-
ceiyed postal card from New York directing
which his mother would tell her about
believed ne has gone there.. Superintendent
Brown has telegraphed TO Montreal to have
him detained II he appenis there. Solomon is
sshort. bow; Legged man with black eyes and
conspicuous In, the attempt to organize The
girls during the Clark Thread Company s
strike On FRIDAY night b. was npnointed a
constab Q OF The Fourth ward OF Newark. he
was under no bond. bein. trusted implicitly
hl thu union.
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MARRIED IN Il HURRY.
a Couple United In the street ny n Minister
who Happened to he Passing.

a Couple United In the street by n Minister
who Happened TO be Passing.
CLARKsBuEu, W. Va. Sept. BLAST evening q
young man from one OF the back counties, ao-
companicd by a very pretty young woman. ap-
piled at several boarding houses for two rooms
over night
As the city is overrun with guests to the fair
they failed iu their quest. and the young man
was In despair Suddenly he asked the where
abouts Of a Minister.
The Rev j. NJ Warden happened to be pass
marry them then and there. This the
minister did. After recovering from
his surprise in the presence OF q crowd
OF promenaders attracted by the unusua!
fried in vain to get separate lodgings.
and. under the circumstances. no thought
they had better he married at once. This ex.
PLANTATION was satisfactory. and they started
away, followed by three hearty cheers by the
crowd.
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AN EAGLE KILLS A CHILD.
Il Swooped Down on y Papoose ana Had
q Fight with the Squnw.

SAuLT STE. MARIE, Mich. sert. 5.-John
Powadje. a former chief Of the Chip
pewa tribe OF Indians. lives on the
banks Of st. Mary's River. and acts
as guido for numerous hunting parties. Yes
2erday three Cincinnati men engaged him for
days hunt. They started to CROSS the river
this morning. aud when nearly over noticed
largo bird flying high in the air.
The Indian said It was IN eagle and sug
gested that he should row back to the Aneri-
can shore 80 us 10 lie within eunshot OF the bird
il il should descend. He did 30 end the
bird came down within mile OF tho point
whore tue party landed. They started for gun
shot distance.
powadge's sauaw meantime had gone down
10 tho river to get some water, leaving her
three. months-old papose tied to the usual
board and leaning against the side OF the hut.
The oagle soaring high In the air spied the
child. and slowly descended to the earth.
When about 200 feet from the ground the bird
made swoop down on the helpless babe.
The sauaw saw the swoop ana supposed that
1t was after q chicken but WIS Mortified a
moment later to see the eagle rise with tho
child In its talons.
When about ten feet from the ground tho
bird d,epred its load. but Immediately
swooped down on It again. Failing in an at
'e',Ss W pien Nv 'h9 S'a "S"'h 'no e"S'o
pecked at Its throat and eyes. gouRing one eye
out and decorating the child's body Tho
squaw soon reached the spot and attempted TO
drive the eaRle of with stick.
The bird turned on her and pecked Mt her
neck, inilicting serious cash. 1t then rose in
the air about 100 ioet. and apparently chang
its mind. swooped down again.
At this moment the sound OF two distant
rifle shots was heard. and the bird fell to the
ground. minute later PowadJes PARTY
rushed up 10 mako sure OF their game.
Towadje had scarcely reached the eagle
when he hoard shrek from his suunw and
he discovered that his child had been killed.
1t Is not known whether the child was killed
by Its fall or by the loss Of blood from its
wounds.
The eagle was one Of the baldheaded va
riety. and was one OF the lnrges, ever seen here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
rs THE CAPTAIN A sMUGGLER
An Important Seizure In New Orleans In
voIving the Mars ellles's Captain.

An Important Seizure In New Orleans In.
voIvlng the Mnrsellles's Captain.
New ORLEANS. Sept. 5.--Tho largest seizure
Of smuGGled goods by tho customs officers OF
this port for five years was made yesterday.
The French steamship Afarseilles OF the
French Commercial TRANSPORTATION Company
which plies observation-disclosures and NewOrleans
in charge Of Capt. Henri Molier whose wife is
n miner in this city. arrived In port on
Wednesday afternoon.
Yesterday. on information that largo
amount OF fine rorcela,r; lace, nnd nertnmer ,v
wife inspectors searched the vessel They
found the charge true. TWAS then determined
10 search tho Captains residence.
The quantity OF goods found showed that the
offences had extended over q long period. 1t
age Cant. Moiier brought in quantities OF
loods. which he managed to smuggle ashore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
Keyport's Post once Robbed.

KEYPoRT. Sept s. - The Post ONCE was
robbed last night The safe was blown omen
and $1,000 In cash and a large quantity OF
stamps were stolen. The concmsslon broke all
the glass in the olllco and tho report was
henrd all over tho building.
The burglars hastily graz bed tho money and
stamps and escaped. Postmaster l.es soon
appeared. Tho safe was completely ruined.
Small PARTS Of IL lay scattered about the office.
and the framework Itself was shattered. A
powder flask and drill were found where tn o
burglars had left them In their light
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
U.1RCLAY-CIIAPM1N.

a Granddaughter or John jay to Marry .
Member Of the British Legation.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Beatrlx Chapman Of this city and Mr.. George
Barclay Of the British Legation at Washing
ton. Miss Chapman Is u blond beauty, q
daughter OF Mrs. Henry q. Chapman and a
sister Mrs. Richard Mortimer. Her mother
was Eleanor Juy daughter of ohm Jay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
The Iowa Alliance breaking Up.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Sept 5.-The break in tho
Town Farmers Alliance Il complete. The fac
ton In the Eleventh Congressional district
Alliance which desires o 20 into politics has
thrown off all allegiance to the old Iowa Alli-
ance and organized rs o faction OF tho South
ern Alliance. The faction is led by A. ]. West
fall. tho Peoples party candidate for Governor.
The representatives of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Iowa Alliance have already begun to
work on reorganization. and tfs fight between
the two Alliances will henceforth lie hot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
WATERsPoUr OrF AsBURY PARK.
II TOrms Near the shore. md IL balloon
shaped and 400 Feet High.

AsBuRY PARK, Sept. 1.-The visitors who
journeyed to the beach carly this morning to
watch the unusually heavy sea. were treated
to a sight rarely witnessed near shore. About
nine o'clock the wind was blowing furlously
from the northeast. Suddenly the sea at o
snot near the shore was unusually agitsted.
and, as the eyes OF oil were directed to the
SPOT. huge watorspout formed and began
moving seaward in southeasterly direction.
Tho volume OF water was balloon shaped and
was fully 500 feet high. There were no vessels
in its track, but Tyler Emmons. fisherman.
narrowly escaped being caught by the noun
tain Of water. He saw 1t approaching and
pulled his boat out OF the way OF the swirling
column. which passed within 100 yards OF him.
The waterspout left in its wake broad
track Of foaminG water, and the incoming
breakers rolled mountain high for half nm
hour after the spout disappeared.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
American Pork In Germany.

WAsHINGToN. Sept. 5.-The formal notice Of
the success OF the negotiations resulting in the
removal OF tho restrictions upon tho importa-
ton OF American pork into Germany has
reached the Department of State in the shape
OF the following letter. addressed to Mr.. Whar-
ton BY the German Charge de Afraires. dated
New York, Sept. 4. 1891.
Acting S>rr,fnry Sf1tr Department. Wdshfnoion.
Have inform You that restrictions placed
upon importatlon Of Amsrican pork swine and sA9.
live pigs hog procucrs have been examined accord.
Ing law ~ March and accordingto regulations
March - OF III year furnished with proper
Official certificates, Won MuAa,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
Three OF Nine Prisoners Who Escaped are
Murderers.

POPLAR BLUFF. No.. Sept. 5.-In the Jail de-
livery last night. nne prisoners made their es-
cane Three wero held for murder n the first
dcgiea. Sheriff Gardner has gone In pursuit
OF tho prisoners.
II has been learned that tho murderers en-
tered n house four les southeast OF the town
and one Of them secured u Winchester rii o
and ammunition. He left this message: Take
my body. but not me-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
RAN OFF WIN Il COLLEGE BOZ.
Miss Potter Recovered from Her Newsboy
Love and Has EIoped with Student.

Love and Has EiOped with ~ Student.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 5.-An evening paper SAYS
that the authorized announcement OF the
marriage OF Miss Gertrude Potter. daughter Of
the Chicago millionaire iron man. to +. Lee
Rust. son OF the wealthy Eau Claire lumber
man OF that name. has Just been made. 1t is
claimed they were married quietly at Geneva
Like on Juno G and left for Europe soon alter
ward. where they are now travelling.
The parents Of both arc said 10 be ignorant
OF tho marriage and hnd planned to celebrate
the event this fall Miss Potter has gain ed
notoriety recently on accounted love affair
been a student Mt Beloit College and is about
90 years old. The parents of the young woman