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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-03

There has been sad laundering In the Gal
Ivan case. On Tuesday testimony was gwen
by witness who undoubtedly told manufact-
ured story in the interest of the defendant.
Orders were given by Assistant Distrlct-Auorney
Wdlman to detain this witness, Bennett, but on
the adjournment Of the court he was allowed 10
go at large, and, acting upon the hint he had
received he has gone into hiding and could not
be found yesterday When Gallivan himself
went on the stand he repudiated Benefits story.
Mr.. Wellman has been considered one OF the
most efficient attaches of Mr.. Nicols office. Why
did he give warning to Bennett that he was in
danger? At whose instgaton was Bennett act
ing? The whole course of the proceedings in
Gallyan's case has been suspicious. Mr. Well
man is under the necessity Of taking immediate
STEPS TO set himself right in the matter.
The spectacle of two courts sitting side by side
al Syracuse, one waiting to checkmate the other,
is not an edifying one. The proceedings before
Judges Kennedy and 0Brien are variously COM
plicated and may easily appear to me lay mind
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The rustler., 1891-11-06
TlLoEN's WILL BROKEN.
The VIII of samuel ,. Tiiden, That Was
Considered to Be Invulnerable, Decided
to lie invalid.


The win of samuel }. Tiiden. That Was
Considered to Be InvuinerabIe, Decided
Co Be invalid.
ALBANY. n. Y, Oct 2s.-The court OF
appeals this morning rendered de-
cision in the Tilden will case in favor
Of the heirs OF the late Samuel J. Til
den. The costs are payable out Of the
estate This renders the Tilden trust
void.
Samnel J. Tilden died August 4, 1880,
at Greystone, his country seat at YonlS-
ers. on the Hudson. Mr.. Tilden was a
public spirited man and made gener-
GUS will. The family legacies were
numerous and he stipulated that in all
cases in which special trusts were given
for the benefit OF any female the in
come should be kept free from the con-
troll or interference of her husband,
should she have one, such income be-
ing intended to be sacredly devoted TO
the separate personal use of the heiress
and not to be pledged or incumbered or
anticipated by her
The will provided Tor a free library
and reading room at New Lebanon at
an expense OF from sos, 900 to 500 600,
and for a similar institution ut Yonk-
ers at n cost OF from $50, 900 TO St00, 600.
A part OF these sums was TO be set
aside rs fund, the income of which
was to support the libraries. The bal
ance of the estate, after the special
bequests have been paid, was to be
applied to the establishment and
maintenance in the city of New York
NJ an institution TO be known as the
"Tilden Trust" with capacity to es-
tablish and maintain free library and
reading room in the city OF New York
and TO promote such scientific and edu-
cational objects rs the executors and
trustees should more particularly desig-
nate; ''such corporations not TO have
less than five trustees, with power TO
| fill vacancies in their number, and in
case said institution shall be incorpor-
ated in form and manner satisfactory
to said executors"
Samuel ]. Tilden carefully prepared
his will and inserted n clause barring
any person or legatee attempting TO
contest 1t from receiving any benefits.
! II was considered ironclad and aston
ishment was felt when the heirs first
announced that they would contest 1t.
The decision this morning breaks the
will of one of Americas foremost law
yers, deprives New York, New Leb'
anon and Yonkers Of their libraries
and the public from receiving any ben
eft from the great statesman's large
and generous bequests.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Cork, Oct 2s.-The scenes in the
streets Monday night were most excit-
ing, Atnearly every corner Parnellites
and nti-Parnellites were engaged in
dispute and would sometimes hit each
other. Then the disputants would
clinch, and their friends on either side
would come on and the battle would
rage until broken up by the police. Yes
terday the city was again in fermeut,
and u serious affray was anticipated.
Canon o'Mahoney is virtually the lead
er OF the anti-Parnellite forces aud is
getting to be known as the fighting
priest" He can WELD a blackthorn
with the best, and during the affray
at Black Rock he more than once
rallied his followers TO the attack on
the firm phalanx of the Parnellites.
Over twenty Black Rock people are
laid up in their beds from the effects
of Monday nights affray. During the
struggle the Parnellites tore the long
tails off the coats of their opponents.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

T-.t e ahs rr-.ia.af,. ordsr saa Ia.tr.--
ti~@. s~-t - ni-lstsr Es-.-Aa fnsutrr
- - IastttateA
WAsuIxerux. Oct "a The following
h . eopy of the Telegram which. by TIE
president's order. wss sent % Chhi on
the I'd inst
To Exmu Ausefiran Minister santinEo Chnis
ImmFdiat~lY upon rrceipt - iuformntiun
of thw assaults made on TIE ieth inst. in the
streets uf Valparaiso unun = uumbsr ~
Am~raeMn - lurs beionEinE O. the Nuitcd
States man aoi-Ear baltimore. now IN that
harbor. the commander ~ that xess~l
Capt ". schi~y. vas dirsrted % cause
an imnsdiaie and thorough inquIry %
eldenfs of that tragic affair and
communicst the results simultaneously o.
the government and o. ynu. HisFeport IN
der date II yesterday has iust been trans
mittwd % this department BY the secretary
Of the navy which advises me that = copy 20
the report Vas forwarded ~ Capt schicy 90
you.
You wlil observe that the board Of ofarcrs
selected hy Cart schlcy 90 iuxestigate this
affair reports that our sailors were unartned
and gave no provocation. that the assaults
upuu them wsre by armed men. greatly 81.
perlor In numbers. and. a. We must con
ciude. animated In their bloody work by
hostility TO these men ~ sailors OF tbs
United states
You wlil also notice that the character of
some of the wounds indicates that the pub
I G police or some of them. took part In the
aitack. and will also observe that other
American sailors were without any appar-
ent fault arrested aud for some time held
by the authorities The friendly efforts Of a
fsN Of the public officers 90 give sueeor 90
our men furnishes the only redecming inci.
dent Of this affair. This work 50 Injurious
to the United states. took place on the 18th
inst aud vet no expression OF regret or OF a
purpose 60 make a searching inquiry with a
view TO the institution Of proper proceed.
ings for the punishment of the guilty par.
ties has been, 80 Tar a. am advised. offered
Co this government
You will at once bring 60 the attention OF
the government of Chili the facts n report
ed to you by Capt schley. aud will inquire
whether there are unv qualifying facts In the
possession of that government, or any cx.
| PLANTATION Co be offered OF an event that has
very deeply painod the people OF the
| United states, not only by the reason
| OF the resulting death OF one Of our sail.
| ors and the pitiless wounding of others.
| but even more as an apparent exprt ssion
/ of an unfrirndliness towards this govern.
ment. which might put In peril the mainte-
nance Of amicablc relations between the two
| countries II the facts are as reported by
/ Capt 81 hley this government cannot doubt
| the government OF Chill will offer prompt
/ aud full repsrntion You will furnish the
| foreign office with foil paraphrase of this
| dispatch and report promptly to this gov.
ernment WHARTON
The rustler., 1891-11-06
Accident In Arizona.

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Oct 2s.-on the
Atlantic & Pacific railroad yesterday
morning about 7:15 o'clock. ut Pineve-
tas, sixty-five miles west of Flagstaff,
the San Francisco express train was
thrown from the track while running
at the ratio of forty miles an hour. The
day coach. the Pullman tourist sleeper
aud the baggage and express cars were
thrown down an embankment upon
their sides Almost every person on
board received severe shaking up,
while some were more seriously In
jured. Mrs Mary Kistler, of Kingman,
Kan, q consumptive, received such a
sewers shock 1t Is thought she viii die.
The rustler., 1891-11-06
PIuTE PRINCESS oEAo.
Sarah wInnemacca. of the Piute Tribe
Dies tn Nevada

sarah wInnemuecA. of the Piute Tribe.
Dies In Nevada.
SAN Francisco. Oct 2s Capt G C.
Warner. United States Indian agent
for Nevada, has received dispatch in
forming him OF the death OF Sarah
winnemucca. the Piute princess.
This woman, when a child. was taken
by her grandfather. Capt Truekee,
who pilotsd John c. Fremont across the
Sierra Nevadas to San Jose, Cal She
attended the sisters school mission at
san Jose and acquired fair knowledge
of the English language. Subsequent
ly she returned TO her
tribe aud acted as interpreter
when Gen. George Crook made peace
with the Northern Piutes. and
made arrangements by which the
reservation was established for the
Piutes and Welsars at Malhaur lake.
Ore From Malhaur lake she accom-.
panied Gen O. O. Howard in his expe-
dition against the Banuocks in 1878.
and afterwards went east and lectured
About two years ago she married
Lieut. Bartlett, who was sta.
toned at Fort McDermot and
went with him 10 Wyoming.
lie was dismissed from the service and
Sarah returned west Afterward she
married a soldier named Hopkins, who
accompanied her on a lecturing tour
throughout the east and spent all the
money she had made. lie was a well
educated, handsome young man, but
an inveterate gambler
The rustler., 1891-11-06

MuScIE, Ind, Oct IS -Superintend-
ent A. G. Wells, of the Cleveland and
indianapolis division of the Big Four,
has issued bulletin requiring that the
engineer and conductor must sign their
own train orders, and that the receiving
operator must read the order to them
and then they must read it to each
other. Any conductor signing for his
engine man will be discharged and the
engineer and any operator failing to
read the train orders will be dismissed.
A few days since conductor on pas
senger train signed for his engineer,
and mistoob the order in such u man.
ner that his train and the Southwestern
limited express met on the main track
near Ansonia, o., and u collision was
only averted in n miraculous manner.
Hence the bulletin.
The rustler., 1891-11-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
rrusoSAL AxD F-oIrftcAI-

rEusosAL AND rotETtCAL-
Tur tndiana alliance has indcrxed
the ocaia platform. suh-,rrasury seas-
urr 1nd an
TaN duke of fife n selling his estate
In scotland 70 his teusnf farmer Abd
Investing In business.
THrEr vas stock jabhinr runor srt
ahcAi In the United states on ths 2tth
thai Queen Victoria Wa dying Sire
xas In her usual health
SEcnErAHY nLkIxH returned -
Washington on the atth arc called ox
thc president lie declared that hts
health was first class
MoEE than a million citif.ns II this
country have signed the petition % the
czar asking for better treatment Of
siberian eNiles.
II 4 announced that bismarck viii
certainly rcaFrcar IN the rcichstag and
much trouble Is expected Revelation
OF secrets is not improbable.
Is speech At Toronto. Ont. the
minister Of agriculture intimAted that
the Dominion government had given
up all hopes Of securing a reciprocity
treaty with the United States
JoHS DIfIox thinks II Is stupid for
ireland with is dwindling population
To get mp a quarrel with England
IT Il authoritativeiy announced that
Dr Won Hollohen. German minister 10
Japan. has been appointed minister "a
the United States to succeed the late
I Count Arco- Valley. Tie is about so
years 81 age aud a bachelor. and was
appointed minister 10 Japan four years
/ ago
T MfSIsTTR EeAS on the goth formally
presented the demands of the American
government to the Chilian junta for
rcparation for the outragcs on sailors
at Valparaiso
/ PRouvESr men interested in bimetal.
iism have obtained informal creden'
tials from the national government q
press the cause In Europe. This Is re
garded as a good sign.
THE question Of the right Of Chicago
women 20 vote In the coming election
for school superintendent has beer
taken before the state supreme court
DISPATCHES from Russia tell OF anti
Jewish riots In various places. II
Tchernigoff fifty Jews were killed anC
hundreds were wounded. The forests
are full Of Jewish refugees, who ar'
dying Of starvation.
Cork. ireland, has been the scene oi
disgraceful riots between the home
rule factions Many persons were Sc
verely injured. Troops were ordered
out
SARAH WfNSEMUCcA. the Piute prin
cess, Is dead. She was well known II
the east having been on lecturinl
tours
THE Chilian government declined q
assume responsibility for the attack OF
the American sailors and the Balti
more's men have been notified not :,
land at Valparaiso. The situation wa
considered grave
IMMIGRATION Commissioner Kemp
ster, Just back from Europe, charge
Russia with cruel persecution OF Ger
man settlers. who are leaving by hun
drcds
THE Northern Society OF Georgia de
nounced John Schriver, correspondent
OF the New York Mail and Express, 70
his account OF the Grady monumen
dedication.
The rustler., 1891-11-06
FIVE MEN KILLED.
Collision ON the 500 Road In Mime
sofa.

Collision ON the 500 Road In Mime
sofa.
GLENwooD. Mimi, Oct. 2T.-At Thor
son station. eight miles east of here on
the 500 line, at $3.50 last night, as a reg
ular west bound freight in charge of
Conductor Copeland, was switching II
was run into by an extra west bound
going at high speed, in charge of Con-
ductor Woodson and Engineer Smith,
completely telescoping the caboose and
filing five men and seriously wounding
seven others
The dead are: o. L. Holmes, travel.
ing salesman for Seabury & CO., St
Paul; Fred Rem, Conrad Prince, Brazil
Lvle and John Coffin, all of Monticello,
MINI.
DIR. Allen, of Glenwood, hurried &c
the scene and, assisted by DIR. Bradley
and others, cared for the wounded
Mr.. Holmes vas badly torn TO pieces
Fred Rem was probably roasted tC
death, as he was found in the debri,
on the top OF the boiler.
II is reported that the 500 company
has caused the arrest Of Conductor
Woodson and Engineer Smith of th'
extra, the blame appearing to rest OF
them
The rustler., 1891-11-06
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

THERE is rumor that there has been
an engagement on the frontier of Guat-
emala and Salvador between Saliva
dorian refugees and Salvadorian troops
and that the former were defeated.
DENVER property owners are much
worried over deed made by a man
who claims TO have pre-empted thirty.
two years ago what is now the heart Of
that city.
MASON, the British subject at Shang.
hal, pleaded guilty to the charge of
having been in league with Kolao Hui
(secret society men and to having
transported contra band arms consigned
to the insurgents. lie was given nine
months imprisonment
A STATUE TO William c. Wickham,
the confederate general has been un-
veiled at Richmond, Va
In "a collision at Taopi, MINI, two
men were killed and several injured.
New York merchants interested in
the Chilian trade look on the present
trouble with grave misgivings. Some
believe that England is behind 1t all.
THE handsome Mississippi river
steamer, Oliver Bierne, was destroyed
by fire at Milliken's Bend, Miss
Twenty lives were thought to have
been lost. Incendiarism by deck hands
was charged.
A YOUNG couple who took their bridal
trip in a balloon ut birmingham, Ala,
are missing and fears for them are felt.
JoHN r. FORD, county commissioner
and prominent druggist of Aspen, Col.
is missing. and is charged with many
forgeries- He was formerly a Kansas
City man.
Lopi, a small town near Champaign,
H., has been ravaged by fire.
ARcHITE CT w. J. EDBRooKE, who II
looking after the construction Of the
worlds fair government building, has
found that the work so far done Is no
according to contract
1T is said that five men were killed
in shooting outbreak over politics a
n Farmers Alliance meeting in Unior
county, Ark.
AMONG the passengers OF thu
Alameda, which arrived recently n
San Francisco from Australia, wer,
John L. sullivan and party.
In the French senate Minister Roch,
made an able plea for lower tariff or
American salt meats, and the senate
voted to act on the bill ut once.
Ex-CoNoREssMAS la TOILETTE. o
Wisconsin. charges United States Sen
ator Sawyer, of that state, will
virtually attempting to bribe him Il
influence his brother-in-law, the judg
before whom the state treasurer's cas-
was to have come. Mr.. Sawyer denie
all wrong doing.
The rustler., 1891-11-06
NIIsCIIIASFOUs.

THE Italians of Chicago have passed
resolutions denouncing the Italian con-
sui there for his conservative attitude
concerning the New Orleans trouble
and for not raising the Italian flag Sep
tembcr 20.
THE town of Meiringen, Switzerland,
has been almost swept out OF existence
by fire.
THE European stock markets have
been quiet all the past week. Ameri-
can securities were well held in Lon
don.
A GRAVE financial crisis is expected
in Spain.
ROBERT BONNER offers $1,000 to any
horse that will trot in 2:Oj within two
years
THE negro Lee Green, who murdered
the family OF u man named Lowe near
Queen City, Tex, was captured and
burned TO death by a mob of whites and
blacks
AN attempt was recently made to
blow up the office of the National
Press. the McCarthyite organ, at
Dublin. The editorial rooms and other
portions of the building were shat
tered, but fortunately no one was hurt
TEED, the Chicago Messiah, seems
TO have control of the Celibate Society
OF Economics in Pennsylvania, who
own property worth, it is said, $780,
900, OOO Teed promises big things.
THERE is talk of a compromise in the
nil Tho first
trial resulted in sustaining the will
which cut off Timothy Hopkins.
StossoN defeated Schaefcr in the re-
cent billiard match at New York.
Two British vessels were in collision
recently In the English channel The
Charlwood was sunk and nineteen
lives were lost.
A FRGHrFuL boiler explosion oc'
Cured at the electric light plant at the
Louisville (Ky.) gas works. One man
was killed and several persons were in
jured. The damage run up TO $500, 600.
THE general appraisers of merchan
/ disc goods in session In New York have
decided that the invoice values OF i'm
ported wooden goods were about right
THE pacing horse Direct In a match
with Hal Pointer on the ''kite" at Co
lumbia, Tenn. made the three mile
heats in 2:09, 2:0s and 2:Ossf.
AFTEB the Staroud (Russia) riots haG
been quelled, day or two ago. many
peasants were found dead In the streets
from excessive drinking
THE doctors say that Katie Cole, I
colored girl of is, who dropped dead II
the street at Pottstown, Pa, died from
the effects of tight lacing.
THE steamer La Gascogne has reaches
New York after n stormy passage
The passengers included James Gordoi
Bennett and Rudyard Kipling.
DESTRUCTIVE prairie fires are re
ported in Oklahoma. Guthrie wa
filed with smoke and many OF the set
tiers had 10 abandon their homea
was feared there was loss Of life.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

LOUIS DUFFY, fireman on board the
steam whaler Grampus, who has ar
rived at San Francisco from ounalaslfa,
brings confirmation of the news that
the crew of the Grampus have been
massacred by the natives. He says that
he deserted the Grampus ut Port
Clearance ON account of Ill treatment
and spent nine months among the
natives at Cape Prince of Wales, and
saws three natives from Point Barrow
related how the crew Of the Grampus
had abused native women while the
shin was fast in the ice at the mouth OF
fbe Mackenzie river. The husbands
and friends of the women attacked the
ship, killing all but few on board and
fook complete possession OF the vessel
The rustler., 1891-11-06

every cent you've paid for il, il 10
doesn't benefit or cure you. A med
icine that promises this is one that
promises TO help you.
But there's only one medicine Of
It's kind that can and does promise IL
Its DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
oovery. It's the guaranteed remedy
for all Blood, Skin and Scalp Dis
eases, from 4 common blotch or
eruption 10 the worst scrofula. IL
cleanses, puriRes, and enriches the
blood, invigorates the system, and
cures Salt-rheum, letter, Eczema,
Erysipelas and all manner of blood
taints from whatever cause. Great
Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
its benign influence.
It's the best blood-purifer, and it's
the cheapest, no matter how many
doses are offered for a dollar-for
you pay only for the good you get.
Nothing else is "just as good" as
the Discovery" 1t may be better
for the dealer. But he wants
money and you want help.
The rustler., 1891-11-06
a LAND SUR.


rhs Cas-. - 80 ~. K- ar. - %. cl=l@
"a a. a q q L..a. s.ttisd NJ th- -
pFsnas Csar1
wAsmxerox. ocL - -Jusiics Harlan
has rendered "a opinion reversing the
Judgment of the circuit e0urt for the
district Of Kansas In the cases of the
United States Va the Missouri. Kansas
A Texas Railway Co. brought BY the
government 70 secure the cancellation
Of land patents alleged 10 have been
issued b the railroad company without
authority Of Law. Part Of the lands
were even numbered sections within the
place limits Of = grant 10 the Leaven-
worth. Lawrence a Galveston Railroad
Co. and part were within the common
Indemnity limits Of both roads The
contention Of the United States was
that the even numbered sections with
in the Leavenworth. Lawrence a Gal
weston grant had been reserved 10 the
United States. and that. therefore. the
deficiency Of the Missouri. Kansas a
Texas roads grant could not be made
mp out Of these lands The courts
opinion holds that the governments
contention h correct as 20 the lands
within the original place limits, but
not as TO the lands within the indem-
nifty limits Of the Leavenworth. Law
renee & Galveston railroad. As to
these indemnity limits however. IL
holds that the settlers who occupied
the lands before the sections were
granted to the railroad company have
rights prior TO and superior TO those of
the railroad company.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

LEUT. Col Edmund RICE, of the
Nineteenth Massachusetts volunteers
has been awarded medal of honor
under the net of congress approved
March 3. 1868, providing for the pre-
sentation of medals Of honor 10 such
commissioned and non-commissioned
officers and privates as have most dis
tinguished themselves in action, for
conspicous bravery at Gettysburg. This
Is the sixth medal awarded TO members
OF the Nineteenth. Col. Rice is to-day
a captain in the Fifth infantry, Uaited
States army.
The rustler., 1891-11-06
Train Robbcr Found Guilty.

FoRT SMITH. Oct 2s.-Alex Lewis,
who has beeu on trial in the federal
court here for week. charged with
the murder of b. c. Travis, Texas
cattleman, was found guilty late
last evening. On the night OF
June Is, 1888. Lewis, with four con.
-ederates, held up a passenger train
on the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas rail-
way near Gibson station, !. T., and
robbed the express car. Three shots
were fired one of them striking Travis
and killing him. When Lewis was ar-
rested one of his pals testified against
him.