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HEL1ED WITH con.
An A Scd Waterman Attacked by u Gang
OF Boys ana Fatally iniurrd

An Aged Waterman Attached by u Gang
OF Boys ana Fatally fninrrd.
BUFFALO. July 50. james Meers was peltei
With chunks OF coal last night hy u dozen
bows, NJ ne OF whom Is over IA years Of age.
anil may die. Mseis was n wntchman on the
Erie road. He is ca Years Old. Small boys
lave been troubling him for long time. and
last night he discovered q gang IT them nav
ing on tho coal ears and ordered them Off III"
company's riorelty. They refused to 20 and
leCnn TO abuse him. LETS rot him with
coal" crled ono oI the boys. md from
the top OF tho cars they began
to hail Kront chunks Of roai on to
him. Meers attempted to run away but was
felled to the siounh whero he lny nnc n
IN the head, and ho was frivhlM!ly cut and
mutt latoh. The boy> ran AWAY. an leers lay
TN the ground unconscious Tor long time.
He was carried IL his home, where 1t was
found that he wa also Injured internally. =,
took his anie-m"rtem statement. lie wa nh .
TO slowly tell all about tho ease, and save tho
names OF the bnys who 81 oned him. This ~
tarrn"n pr. O'Neil snid he could no. toll
whether Meers would sn,vive the shock or
no.. lie was unconscious to;niGh'. II 10
doctor said his chances Tor living wois very
Maers says Tint l4-year-oll Michael Nee ar.
thy. l2-yenr-od Edward Duny. la-year.oid
Ed lie On hin. two Allay boys. one and the
other H.. lA-year. old John Calvin. and seven
have been arrested and are locked up at sta
lion 2
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MAyHArTANvILLE PROTESTS
Representatives or sehesis and Hospital,
Oppose tho Erection OF GNs wcrka.

ns.s"s.. r.s..,". ~ a.. Worss
~Ppo-e h's'o" W Wv.
Al out 200 property owners and residents OF
Yves. hA,Ism assemolea IN .no v 'a,.. 49,. -.
the Church OF the Annuncia'ton at 1851 street
and the Boulevard last night to listen 10
.noachs. ,aso,utjons and ;attsrs JonoupcinR
.peo..' &C. az Cs.,,.n.i in
the ac'ion OF the STANDARD Hss Sompan, ~
establishing works across the way ION the
church
M. -, ..,.r n, pro,hsr
Anthony. President Of the Manhattan College.
All mr. T A Roa.ns,.i, chi.f NJ tbe medi-
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cut OF ~ cents made by competitor on -four.
Lake grain rates we're booming Yesterday. 81,
cents a bushel being paid on wheat to Buffalo,
nnd "a Gems bid on boats ready 10 load toe
day"
some I me a9o the teople living along tho
Cumberland branch OF ths lurllrgt, n In Iowa
complained to the Rail- Dad Commissioners OF
that state that they were unable to reach the
homo the snnis day. They asked tho Commits
sioners to cnmrel the company to furnish ad:
ditionnl traina. The G. minis ion In, stigated
the matter and has ordered tho rnnd 10 run
moro trains, Tho opinion says: Trains car
ryinR passenger. ahould " poss bic h- run in
such manner a. to ena HE tn. peonls living o.
the line 10 visit the principal town OF sui ply
IN iho forenoon, returning in the afternoon.
In this case Creston Is on the main line. from,
which I2int tram. run dn,ly east, west AMI
make the largest por,irn II the 'aryic. In the
I'm that the trains should he run to accommo-
date such travel"
The 500" has made An al.rall rate on flour
and all sixih.class freight from Minneapolis
and 81. Paul 10 Montreal Of II cent. hun
dred hounds. In retaliation for til. rail- nd
lake rate Of ~. cents made by tho Chi.
caRo. -. Paul. Minneapolis anil umaha
roa from 81. Paul TO the ssabontl. Tho
rate Via Chicago ia 33 cents. Yesterday
the Anchor and I.ackawaunn lines cut thu
limo and rail slxth-class rata from Chicago TO
New York To l7'i ceuts lIeforn rates nre al
jus cd 1t IL the general expectation In Chicago
that they will 10 cut much lowor.
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HE SENT OFT STRIPS or COOP MONhy.
----
a Green Goods Sian Tropped nv "a Dccov
Money Order.


PITTSBURGH. july 3O.-The Post Cfylce ~.
flcials captured u green go ,ls swndler in ,ha
registry department of tho Post Hfnre here 10.
day Just as he was rcceirtng Cor money sent
to lin on mn order for good" The onry
man gave his unmc rs Walter $. Meyers. but
signed the receipt W.t. Clay. His plnn was 10
send green good. n sam, 10 o. witch he had
mated previously. .ly on icce.n! OF u none,
orders at tie rate Of slo for 81. When tie
order arrived lie would ~ cket the m ney AMI
the transaction was at nm 'nd
For some time tho IOst ONCE department
NJ Washington las known that some one was
using TIL. mails for chcmo n' Ills kind.
Complaints came flr-l from the caster rarr oi
the STATE, then from, the GENITAL norton
anu iinnly irnm this sect on. Inspector
lrucsser ilnally secured u!icIlar sent
o by Gy TO vI ,hii w,,.o S'%n ,,". Han;
ard included n narrow, strp cut rom = zen.
uine one dollar It'll which. with the add ess
~. &. Cinr. Pittshurgh.' Pa. wa n"s,ed on
the hnrk OF the circular that was signci iou
Know
On Wednss lnr a ,ecoy letter was mailed TO
W. c. Clay. to ling him that sum OF money
had been >cnt him 10y rcuister"d 'ct;er. clay
fell into the trap and went To the ieg Btry de.
partment. where he was ARRESTED. AT mrs, ha
denied thar his name was Clay H. WAS starrG.
on him. hut their npmcs nnt addresses had
been scratched ont. .hoMing TINT lie was pre-.
pared Ior nrrrst at any time.
ono letter however was from Abbot vile
Pa. from u y Neetheurt anu lis contents
showed that he had. spent lasl. winter at
Abboisvillr ind had gone L. scho i ,h"rc. Ie
was commit ell on Il charge Of using he malls
10. fraudulent purposes.
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ER1NkELOSO'y MCRDERER.
Suspicious That - Crime In Italy Led TO
the Crime Here.

Jeremiah Cotto. who stabbed Louis FRANKIE
loso to death early on Saturday morning last
On n lonely ROAD In New Utrecht. and Mary
Guissepe FIankeloso. the widow OF the MUIR
ned man. and the alleged accompli,e In tbs
murder. were arrniRned yesterday in tho But
Ter street Tolice Court In Brooklyn. and wero
committed by Justice TiGhe. man who rep-
resented himself to be an Italian banker was
in cortland su, prsed the Justice by announc-
ing that he was ready to give any. amount OF
both made confessions o. guilt
1t has been discovered that the murdered
mans real nnme was RAnhaei l.ansO. and hat
he changed bis nnme 10 conceal his pnr:icipa-
ton in some crime. His wife says, that her
husband ndop, Oh tho name Of Frankeloso four
wears ago, but refused to indicate what his mo-
tive was. In her confession to Police Superin-
tendent Camrbell the woman admitted that q
bnnd. What the motive was ut the bottom ct
the conspiracy has not been uscertatned. but 1t
Is supposed to have had its origin n some
Ital an vendetta. aud it 10 intimatol that
FrHnkelusn fled to this country aft. r commit
ting = murder In Italy.
The eldest two hildren o, he murdered man
have been tnksn by the Society for tho Pieven-
ton OF Cruelty to Children. and tho youngest Is
with Its mother at the jail.
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EXCHANGING WAR DOCUMENTS.
Valuable Additions to Government Libra
rles In Two Capitals.

Valuable Additions to Government LIBRA
ries In Two Capitsls
BERLIN. July 30.-When Mr. Poultnev BGe-
low was visiting here some months ago he
found that the military archives of the general
stan were completely lacking in copies Of tho
many and valuable publications which have
been issued BY the United States Department OF
War He also ascertained tina, the militarylibra-
~ at Washington was equally destitute OF Ger
nan war publications.. Upon this information
Minister Phelps set about introducing sys-
tom OF interchange. which would DO val
liable TO the service In both countries, secre
tary Of War Proctor app DYED the idea. and
forward Ell two larue boxes OF public doc men'::
By Gen v"n sehliefren. Chiei Of StafY In his
letter to Mr. Phelps. after expressing his warm
appreciation OF the value Of tho gilt. Gen. Won
schlenen says:
lhavs the honor to express to your Excs,lency my
most lively uks for the pub icatons OF tho War De
"a tment the unlied States sent To the General STAN
Under the address OF MatorGen Won rAysen hail this
acquisition Nth the sreater satisfaction as It intend
cd according to your Exeellenuys commun 10
insuRurss system ut exchange OF the public lions OF
tho two departments Acting In this sense shall take
the liberty transmit at early date to the War De
pArtment Of tho United statss series OF military
historical orks published by the General Stan
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K.,sh,. or py,h,a. Convention.

CORTLAND. July 30-The Convention Of the
Knights OF Pythia. resumed its session hers
this morning The Convention decided to hold
the next meeting in Troy on the fourth Tues
day of July. 1892. Ofr'csrs were appointed
this morning as fellows:
sc do Ia Mar, New YORK. sr r j. c. LRdow, Me.
cnancsvi,le $ NJ. 4; John y Tibbals. kngson. q. l.
G ". II. rritenden, FreeHille. q. o. q David A. Ach
mnoly. state lsputy .r,- ,.,,..,.. ,,-.- a.
Deputies and Lode. Char'e; Ninman 'Gur Dc
ion, t,%n Il iar.cnw Gaiis"n Moses Kainer Liberty
msmry se.ysrfsL il. Fcter Cooper; ). levy Metro
H. """l, -, IL. :, Ti".o" ..y.i;s 4 ~ :enros,sr
j. royd,. Enterprise, 4 4 rnI.l! kiyhmend q; 4
A i1Sn% A'fw .owsS sh.adoaIsn Jane. ""' H,s
n,1 .,, ,n".'TG oao s"if' k%rn.uss psrs1.
Mecania., &.Ss +, T..a 1.is:.% /;
Koehis Ensinssrs snI M.sHsni", !. ho-tirr 'ncn
dag" hams'n .., n.,r.i'i.; F. II i.e 'insam
Xrno i IA t. 81 element csmru! R"ss r. Morrison
Mmr,slown &, & .onn, ',.nsyA; w. Rnr'on rIan,a'
Hudson Rver:n. H. lh on.,i lsrbocker d. Ra "hd
Dnrgo; r. u. hIten Livingston; =: Angle peia"Are
u. j. Mc' arhy, Hammer; J. mn Mhlard film"fe
Tho PYhian Home COMMITTEES ,reported "a
A committee ot nine was APPOINTED to lend
support 10 the lodges and Individuals into
esteI. A committed OF I'VE WAS also appointed
10 de.lSc su'h means as may -, npcrSAhiY ,u
establish u ! ermnpo hom v, all funds y pc
led hy them until the neAt mee,TInG, Al me
ton adjourned At noon.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC.
No Doubt About the Legality Of the Cere.
mOny This Time.

No Doubt About the Legality Of the Cere-
mOny This Time.
Miss Maud May vetter and Eugene G. David.
son were married on Tuesday night for tho
second time within two weeks. The bride Is
the eldest daughter OF Capt. Peter Voter OF
Engne Company So.
On July Fl the Captain s family attended tho
excursion OF Dover Post, G. A. n. When tho
party returned haf the Captains friends were
disruting with the other half whether his
daughter Maud was Maud Vetter or had
changed her namo 10 Mrs. Eugene &. David.
son. Alderman Bailey having performed ~
ceremony at Roton Point. Conn. MANY held
marriage outsite Of New York city.
There wGs 20 much talk atout the matter
that the BRIDE concluded not Ia wait I'm II
September 10 be married by minister. as she
had intended. and on Tuesday night they were
married at Can't velter house ~ East lo4th
Church OF the Saviour.
The wedding was private only tho imm"-
tia'e relatives Of the LIiuO and groom ben.
present. Alderman bailey sent Ms regrets, AT
Asbury Park where ihey will remain tw o weeks.
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A WOMAN MARRIED THEM.
BRIDE IN sALvAT1oN BONNET. GROOM
IN RED AND BLUE.

The nr,as = Captain nsd the Groom an
Adjutaat-Maua BaiiinstoA booth Per
foruned tho Ceremony-she Says She 10
Ooaiiaea TO Marry Without Minister.
Last night In the Women's Training Carl
son of the salvation Army. at Forty-tiith street
and Broadway. Maud Ballington Booth, Com
mander. performed the first marriage core
mory at which she has officiated unassisted
~ q minister. As the invitation carls an
noun, cd. 1t was . grand haleiuiah we'd
ding" There wasn't much o; ep'endor or
masnlfcence about It, but there was great
deal Of the Salvation Army. II any one had
heard the ceremony BY which Star Captain
Ida MAY Harris became the wife OF Ad,utant
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SUPPRESSED BY THE CIVALRY.
Streets or Toulouse Cleared OF Riotera b,
tho Dragons and Many People Hurt.

Streets or Toulouse Cleared or Rioters by
tho Dragons and Many People Hurt.
TOULOUSE. July 20-Ths strike OF employees
OF the horse. car railroads 1t this place has a.
sumed most serious proportions. Tho strikers
to-day demolished the kiosks on the principal
thorouRhlares and tried to destroy the tracks
OF the ho!se-car roads. Later on the strikers
gathered large quantities OF wrecksge into
beans AMI SCI nre 20 mem MAKING huRs o.n :;
il triumph.
Finniiy the sirnation became 80 ala ming that
the municipal AN horities called upon the Gem
::Srai 10 command 1t lhe military division OF
A strong iorce of dragons WIS sont to the
scene Of The disturbances. Tho draCoona
quill cleared the street. Of rioters and
others, and as this despatch is sent the cavalry
NJ; W Pin qEa n anns ss
guarding the other main thoroughtnres and
lhs public buildings
During tho charge made bv tho cavalry upon
the crowds upon the OuIevardes many people
wore injured und number OF arrests wore
mudo.
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Three Accounts or Tram Meyer.

From tie Morrisania Police alarm to oil
a,n,ions)-Look for Francis Mcyer. CD years
old. a German six foet tail red hair. nous.
tacbo. and whiskers: wore black Derby and
lace shoes Dem"ntch.
From the Fi.h'yy.erhth stree: police Frnns
fnunI nj rho loot Of East Eighty ninth street
sick nni destitute. lie was taken to the frss-
From Eeilcvuu IIosptn'-Franz Meyer. who
isnlout so yrnrs or.. md German. laborer.
i",lnd rinc ons cious Mt tho foot 81 East Eighty:
while iHtoXicn Cd. lie was brought to bellevue
Hospital. and was still unconscious at late
hour The doctors believe his leg is Drokou.
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FIGHT FOR TWO JUDGEsHIPx
Another Dny's Ballotiax In the Re publlcaI
Convention Without Result.

convention WlthOut Result.
MALONE. July s0.-Much interest is centred
In the Fourth Judicial District Republican
Con> entiop which held its second session here
this morning. After taking fifteen ballots for
a SUPREME Court Judge no Convention took a
recess until 2:30 7. NJ. In all iweniy-'our bal
lois have been taken. The seventeenth ballot.
which il supposed o show the relative strength
Of the cnndidates was:
Z: Westfall. Il. Tappan, /. Tho twenty. fourth
ballot resulted as follows: Cherritree. J: Kel-
logG 6: Badger, s: Potter. 2: Tappan l; Slower.
8; eslie ": Russell. q: j. L. HenninR. /. Cher
Kellogg .aGh received six votes on
Bndgpr ana Slower being distributed II COM
rlimenine delegates and prominent Repub-
leans present.
Al the AFTERNOON session, the lines were
slower each controlled seven votes. and Ksl-
logg aud Che, ritree six votes each. the balance
OF power being lodged with judge TAppan's
delegates. who Lrast one vo e each for Tuppan
and Westiall. Fifteen informal ballots were
taken at the afternoon tession. making q total
OF thirty nine.
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The Ballet Glanced from HI. Head.

RUTHERFORD. July 30.-Edward Rich. la
borer here. struck IL young negro. whose name
is not known. over the back with cane Inst
night and was shot by the negro In the fol g.
head A big crowd was leaving the circus
tent OF Robert Huntington's exhibition. and
Rich trimmed The nsvr, as he WAS walking
away. Hot words wore spoken. and hen the
Two shook hnuds. A minute later Rich struck
the negro across tho back. with a cane which
he carried in his hand. Tho negro pulled a
struck Ri.h on the heal and lie foil to tho
ground Tho negro ran OF In tho crowd, Rich
was only stunned. tho bullet hnvi Ing glanced
OF. Tho negro has not been caugh
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The Lexington Democratic Club social
organization OF tho Noorhis Democracy OF the
Twenty Assembly district. gave mid
summer nights festival at Brommers Park.
Southern boulevard and Willis avenue. last
night. About 1000 persons braved the rain
aud attended the festival. A rorert on was 70
have been tender-d Congressman Ashhel y
Fitch but no photographed from fire lsand
that he was confined to his room by illness.
Police Commissioner Voorhis sent word that
tho sudden Illness Of his daughter md inken him
OUT OF town FN-Assemh'ymnn John Martin
was present with u delegation from the Ninth
Assembly district. Peter Maaterson and Frank
i. Hipp,e headrd tho Nineteenth dis!iict nen
and Leader Mccall and others amo rom ,hs
Twenty second district. her districts wore
also well represented.
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Many Cure. by the Koch Treatment.

BERLIN. July 3O.-Dr. Thamm Of Dusseldorf
has issued . report which has cnused much
pleasure among the believers in Prof. Koch's
system OF inoculation M n cure for tubercuo-
sis. Dr. Thnmm says that he has managed by
the Koch system to bring about ~ complete
cure IN Az rer cont 81 TIE cafeI Of c,iio,!s
resmIts have accrued in 40 psr cant, Of the
other ca,es which he has treated Is the same
sv6tem
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The Rev. DR.. hickey IIa. Not Resigned.

PHILADELPHIA. July 80. - Tho Rev Or.
Charles A. rickoy OF this city, who was report
ed as having resigned from tho Board OF ID.
reators ~ tho Union Theological Seminary OF
New York on account 81 the Briggs eoptro'
MY relations with the Board OF Directors
oi tho Union Seminary remain mnchanEeh GEL
They will continue so 10 c as cnn serge poln
The Seminary and The Church. While regret
the action Of thu sAssemDv vii 70 NIL In my
p"wrr to preserve iroAdIy ieA'lohs ana
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Robbed the Deu,sche hank.

BERLIN. July 30.--A sensation has been
caused here by discovery OF forgeries on tho
Dsutschs Bank TO alarRo amount. 1t seems
that one OF the clerks Of the bank who was al
Lowell to draw hills forged some bills and rur-
chased therewith Russian rog6les thTcuEh q
the bank owing to the cleverness Of the for.
geries and tho tRmpering with the books. did
Iueeted to meet Its liabilities A warrant was
issued Tor the arrest OF the forger but he had
BNnIIs. July sn--Ths bank loses s2s5.oOO by
tina clerks trauds
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TIL. whn,erscI steamer Coming.

LIVERPOOL. July 30.-The new American
"whaleback" steamer. Charles ". Weimoie,
which arrived here recently with 9a.O01
bushels Of grim from Duluth. and whose COM
during tho night u Tuasdny. left for Now
York on her homewRrd tiip Yesterday mt noon.
n new COMMANDER having heen ,nrp4inted 10
take charge OF her. She passed hoyhead this
morning and signalle,l that $40 Ind en-
conntnrod gG!e last piEht and tnd como 10
until the wind mad subsidized
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yellow Fever ~, Quebec.

QvEREc, July 3o.-The bark NEPTUNE Is ~
orted detained at Crosse lslo TO un!err'
quarantine, having had yellow fever on hoard
She Ia ilom Rio Jqneiro. Two mon do "a
The vessel called at sydney for orders, and ~
Celyed Instructions to soil Tor this port.
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CINCINNATI. July 30.-The regular Republi-
can County Convention was hold here to-day
At Central Turner Hall. About 1900 delegates
were present. J. b. Bromwoll was chosen Ier-
manent Chairman. Several Of the nominations
teriny were ratified by the Convention to-day,
but In the majority Of crscs in-dnys Conyen-
lion select ed its own candidates without reior-
ence ~ tho choice VI tho a. A. IL. men yeSter-
dav The platform ndorted ut the last state
Republican Conventio WAS also adopted BY
tho County CONVENTION.
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IT. Johns Cathedral.

It was authoritatively denied Yesterday by
both members OF the firm of Helms 4 La Fargo.
who were selected by the trustees Of the
Episcopal Cathedral as thu architects. that the
design submitted by them 10 10 10 used in It's
ago the general idea is TO be used. hut It win
pc modified as the trustees may hereafter
decide.
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Mpp,rncro. Mass, July 3o.-A fatal poison.
ing occurred cn,ly his week Mt tho State farm.
lust over the line in Brdrowat'r. Wood alco-
ho i. used in tho mint shon Of the chair manu- ~:
Workman hnvo con drinking II on tho ely.
AZ a result i Is sad hat ono man died ip ter
Phi" agony on Tuesday. another on Wednes.
rrilirNl cJMNliIOn.
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PARLIAMENT CONSIDER Il FIGHT:
The Government Ducked and Dodgcd ~,
CobO's Lead Beautifully.

CObO's Lead BcaWtlfulIy.
LONDON July 30.-A novel subject Tor Pnrlla.
ment was discussed In tho House OF Comm ons
to-day. Mr.. Henry Peytou Cobb, member for
tho Rugby division OF Warwirkshire. referred to
tho recent prilchard-Smith fight and urged the
Government to lake stringent steps 10 aop o
revival OF illegal prlze fights under tho prs-
tcnce that they We're simply glove contests or
boxing bout.
III. Henry Matthews. Secretary for f!sts for
the Homo Department, In rerlr. said that he
what constituted a prize fight. Mr., ntthew.
added TINT II ho evidence was forthcoming Q
character all concerned In il would be prose.
cuied whether tho fight was with or without
s0yes.
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bank. Ono hears expressions of regret on all
aides at this action. 1t Ia feared that the OK.
ample may find imitation on the part OF The
other great families and that there may thus
be a gene, a. breaking up oil tue fine private art
col ections In Rome.
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STORIES or STORMS.
Hundreds OF Lives Lost In Ind a-IiKht
ning's Work In Ontario.

BOMBAY. July 30.-Fifteen inches OF rain has
fallen within the past twenty four hours. The
towns Of Mshooda and BhownuEger. In tho
province OF Gujerat. aro flooded with wafer.
which rises breast high In the streets. Three
hundred people and countless number Of
live stock have been drown d.
rain. thunder. and Lightning rnssed over ihiS
sec ion last night. Five large harns and their
contents were DESTROYED by CHI ming, stand
Ing grain f,ercd considerably.
PHYSIQUE ISLE Ont. July 3u-A boat con-
tninl ng three boys was struck by liRh' nlnG this
less. and one. named Arthur Grove. fell over
board and rs drowned.
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HAHD TIMES IN ITALY
4 Noted Private Art Gallery Broken Up
That the Room May Ne Leased.

RoME, July S0.-The recent economic crisis
ct Rome has almost ruined many OF tho great
ancient families. such as the BorEhese, Sciarrs.
and Barberini. The Borghesc family appears to
have been the greatest sufferer, Paul Dor
ghese. its present head. Is said to have ordered
ment Of his nroperties in order to get "ver The
great losses recsutly sustained He hos dis
trtbptsd the works OF art which composed Tho
brothers, 30 as to enable him TO lease the
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LONDON. July 30.-Mr. Walter DRmrosch is
at present visiting Mr.. Andrew Carnegie in
cotlanI Mr.. Damrosch sails for Now York
from SOUTHAMPTON on Aug. !, lie 10 negotint-
Ing with tho Risslnn composer. Ishnik 0wsky.
and the lnttcrs proposed visit TO tho United
States next spring may DO I'm ier MIR. Dam
rusch's direction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-31

pEIyipENr. July 30..The body OF G. A.
Clatk OF Ohio was found under the railroad
tres,lo az Delaware this morning. There are
marx vi violence on nj head. and II IL ihouGhi
that ha either was pushed or toll from ir tin
md was instantly killed. Tue Coroner has
held An Inquest on tho body.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-31

A Collision and . Broken Axls Casse Aeei.
dents to Three Trains.

dents to Three Trains.
LOUISVILLE. July 30.-Two WRECKS occurred
on tho Cincinnati Southern Railroad early this
morning. The first occurred one mile south
OF High Bridge. when train No. 90. freight
coming north to this city was thrown from the
track by u broken axle. and five heavily loaded
cars went tumblinG down the thirty-loot en-
bRukment
rho chief trninsdespatcher at Somerset or.
dereJ a construction trnin 10 II Ugh bridge 70
train colllded with freight No. !. The engines
and large number OF cars were demolished:
slightly hurt. bnt his fireman. William Nc
kiuIey. was killed.