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The morning call., 1891-01-23
Salesman and piamonds Missing.

New YORK, Jan. 22.-William &. Duncan,
city salesman for the diamond-hoase of
Lewesohn & Co., in Maiden lane, has dis
appeared with $4,000 worth of diamonds
and pearls. Inspector Byrnes Is working
on the case
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A Verdict of Suicide.

LONDON, Jan. 3a.-The Coroner's Jury to-
day returned verdict to the effect that the
Duke of Bedford killed himself by firing
bullet through his heart while temporarily
insane. at the inquest it was learned that
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The Canadian Parliament,

OTTAWA, Jan. 22.-It is now reported that
Sir John Mcdonald has definitely decided
to dissolve Parliament and to appeal to the
country the last week in FebruarY.
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Strikes in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. PA strike OF
ZOO miners has taken place at Sosnowice.
This is the first strike in the empire. Tie
men mt at the imperial Dock-yards at ST.
Petersburg have also struck.
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Out of Respect for the Kinr

The departments of the Superior Court,
all but three, and all the Justices Courts
were closed yesterday out of respect to the
DEAD Hawaiian monarch. Very little was
done in any of the municipal departments.
though they remained open.
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Trotting Rules.
Cardinal Simor Dying.

LONDON. Jan. 22.-The National Trottinr
ASSOCIATION AS of Great Britain has adopted
the American rules.
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bered, by those who assembled near tine
Terry landings to see the pageant.
Upon reaching the wharf the cavalry cs-
cort formed in line facing the wharf, and
presented arms as the remains were trans,
ferred to the charge of Rear-Admiral
Brown.
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She Was Not Uamilton,. v;fo

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Surrogate Ransom
decided this afternoon that the marriage of
Eva l.. Hamilton to Robert Ray. Hamilton
Mann.
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SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
Villas Nominated by the Wisconsin Democrat
in Joint Caucus

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 22.-One ballot was
taken in joint session of the Legislature to-
day for United States Senator. IL was
without change from that of yesterday.
An adjournment was then taken until to-
morrow.
BISMARCK, Jan. 22.-No choice has vet
been made in the Legislature for United
States Senator
MADISON (Wis.), Jan. 22.-The Democrats
of the Legislature in Joint cauous to-dav
nominated for United States Senator Wilt
lam +. Villas.
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A Cathedral Conseoratad.

SYDNEY, Jan. 2. - Eight Bishops and
many clergymen consecrated the Melbourne
Victoria) Cathedral to-day.
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To Protect British Interests.

LONDON. Jan. 22.-Lord Salisbury is au-
thority for the statement that a portion OF
the British Pacific squadron has left Panama
to protect British interests in Chile.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT.

a New York Criticism on the Demand for
Coast Products
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The Commercial
bulletin says; Since the beginning of the
year report has frequently been circulated
that Chicago and other Western centers
would sooner or later be drawing upon New
York Tor supplies of California dried
fruits. peaches and apricots in particular
Judging from the reports as to the position
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STRUCK FOR HIGHER WAGES
Government Works for the Relief of Irish
Peasants to Close Down

CORK, Jan. 22.-The laborers employed
upon the works at Hare Island and Skib-
Green, commenced by the Government for
the relief of distress among the poor, have
struck for an increase in wages. This action
will probably cause the Government 10 stop
the works on the ground that as they were
started for charitable object alone, and as
the people employed cannot afford to work
for the wages the Government is paying.
the distress cannot be so great as repre-
tai
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neath of a S1nn0o Dos.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 22-Count Noble. the
famous English setter. by Nora and Count
Window, is dead. His owner. B. F. Will
son, had several times been offered $4,000
for him.
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InfIammatory Rheumatisr

"For chronic rheumatism Hoods Sarsaparilla did
me good than anything else 1 have ever
taF IN, "-F. MILLER, Limerick Center. IA.
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THE CHESS MATCH.

The Championship Of the World Decided in
Favor of steinitz.
New YORK. Jan. 22.-The match between
Steinitz and Gunsberg for the chess cham
pionship of the world was definitely decided
IN favor OF St"initz by the nineteenth game,
contested to-day. The game being a draw
1t left the score Steinitz g. Gunsberg 4, draw
g. leaving no opportunity for Guns berg 10
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LONDON, Jan. 22.-Cardinal Simor or
Grau OF Hungary is reported dying at
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Scottish Rite Naeons Pres,nt

The following members of the Supreme
Council of the Thirty-third Degree of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free
masonry for the Southern Jurisdiction Of
the United States, of which King Kaakaua
was also a member, attended tue obse-
quies: Thomas ii. Caswell. Thrty-third
Brown, Thirty-third; Edwin A. Sherman,
Thirty-third; Theodore H. Goodman, Thir-
tY-third (palI-beareD; Nathan W. Spauli-
Ing Thirty-thrd; William f. Pierce, Thirty
third; James b. Merritt, 1hirty-third /;
William 5: Moses Thirty-second (pall-
bearer and Grand Master of the Grand
COnsistory of California
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The Custom house was closed Yesterday
in all its departments, from noon to O'Clock,
out OF respect to the memory of the deceased
King,
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The Presi6ant ninsi

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Tne President
was the guest OF honor at diunar given to-
night by General Scnofipld.
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HE ATTACKED CRIsPI.
Paris Editor to Be Expelled From

Italy.
PARIS, Jan. 22.-The Echo de Paris says
the Italian Government has determined to
expel from Italy Maret, the editor of the
Paris newsparer'Le Radical. Maret is at
present in Rome under the plea of ill health.
The Italian Government, however, charges
Maret with devOting his time to writing
special articles for LIE Radical. in which
violent attacks are made upon Signor Crispi
and his policy.
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WORK OF TRAIN-wRECKERs.

Train in Mexico Derailed and Twelve Per-
sons Injured.
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. pa train on the
National Railway was wrecked to-day at
Acambaro, some one having loosened the
rails by drawing the spikes. Twelve per-
sons were injured.
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church was jammed for blocks with strug.
CLING, loStling, swaying mass Of humanity, a II
eager to witness the singular spectacle pre-
sented by the burial OF a King.
So great became the press that the police
were compelled to maintain at least a show
OF order, and it was with the greatest diff
Gritty that the steps leading to the church
WelN kept clear in order to allow passage
way lnr those who desired to enter. By dint
of mucn exertion, however, this was effected.
ard t'OS'' fortunate enough TO De pOssessed
of tickets Of admission to the interior of the
church succeeded in making their way in ,
slowly at frs, but in ever increasing mum.
bers, until the large auditorium was COM
plecely packed.
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p7r,crn NTH THE REoRGAyIzA7Ioy.

Plt,sburg dispatches report decided satisfaction IN
fiat city It the result OF thc reorganH 'on Of III,
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
70 cullnina;e I'm the i5-ue Of 100000 per cent
c1mullrve stock this week IN Nev York and Bo'ton'
Although tie company has bad IT. resources pafudiy
tied NJ H. the last year. the earnings LOT lo'l j j.
estimated viii Approximate 100000. me pro'eeds
II ,hc nrsfcrred stock which the company Fecrivei
r,m In. REORGANIZATION viii virtually wipe OFT the en-
lire rgating Indebtedness and VIII enable the company
90 t,,v Inc rce.s-y material and employ the necessary
orre To increase its output largely This increase y
isoutely required a. TIE untitled orders nov on hahd
sr-..,of Lgsluecs OF $4,000. The reorganization
ii 1--we the ENTERPRISE ire Of floating dcbt. with
nant in excellent condition and equipped 70 nanaie
lowing bueiness besides having QUICK 4s7sls OF
80 e. 600 600 exclusive Of al 100000 capital left ID
the treasury for future needs
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rAmrn FoR TIE ASSEMBLY,.

Kingston. oct. 1O.-George NJ Brink has been
unanimously renomnatcd for Member OF Assembly os
the Republicans OF the Ist Ulster District
Trog. oct. 1o-At the Republican Convention icF
the Tvth District OF Albany County, held To-Day al
West Troy George ;. Risen6ursh was nominated III
Member OF Assembly.
schenectady oct. 1O.-rhc SCHENECTADY county nc
r,bucaus nominated this afternoon Anthony walton
for Member Of Assembly.
Bath. oct 10 (SpeciaI.-GordOu NJ. Patchen OF
wavaud was to-eay nominated by the Republicans Tor
Nerober Of Assembly in the Ist District o. stenoeh
County. a.,
Dutfalo. oct. 1O.-Repubcan nominations for Mem
bers NJ Assembly were made in Buffalo and Ere
Countv to-day a. follows: Ist District, Dennis r.
Rvan I'D District John e. Hazel; lid District III
nd Gallagher WITH District L. A. Hayes Vth Dis
trct. Myron IL. Clark
Lawrence. Oct. 10 (>pecjaD.-Walter L. BFOWh' OF
ona,7,a. will again represent the I'D District OF
n, r Cornty in the Assepby this winter having been
nominated by the Republican Convention Ia Session
A' Niddietown. oct. iO.-The Republicans OF the ia
u,-1Iirf of orange unity have nominated Joseph
Roard Of Chester, for Assembly man
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THE COCRTS.
THE HOSPITAL IN SCOTLAND MAY BE BUILT.

THE HOSPITAL IN SCOTLAND MAY BE BUILT.
Judge Ingraham. in the Supreme Court yesterday
handed down an opinion uphoding the Will OF Thomas
Hope the retired York merchant. who LETT most
Of his property in 4 trust fund for the purpose OF
building and maintaining The Hope Hospital for the
Poor al LanghoIm. scotland. Thomas Hope was one
OF the founders Of the hrm Of Acker Merrill Condit
Iii, nephew. John Hope contested the Will declaring
the trust clause % be void
Judge Ipgrabarn holds that the trust would he void
undcr the statutes Of this state against perpetniues
If II were 20 be Carried in this state. but 1t Is Wand
under the laws Of scotland whore ii Is to be per
formed he also decides tnat the estate consisting
partly OF real property In this city must be considered
personal property in law under the provisions OF the
will which orders the realty 10 be converted into per
souatv The residue 81 the estate the JudSe says
which Was to constitute the trust. Is gwen % per.
aous resident In scotland be disposed 81 u scot
land and the courts Of that state VIII enforce the
directions % the teStator.H
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ARGUING AGAINST TIE NEW DIVISIONS.

Chicago. Oct 10 tsgcciaD.-The joint rate com
Mite and special eastbound freight committee heh
a meeting Yesterday and considered the protests
AGAINST the recent acton OF the committee establish
ing new divisions OF rate tIahic with the indiana
Illinois and Iowa BSllroad The representatives OIL
several roads made strong arguments against 1e ne"
divisions holding they unjust and UNFAIR To most
of the Eastern roads. After long ana animated dls-
cussoa which revealed the fact that under eXls'in
circumstances the new divisions couic not oe
,rr % the refusal Of The Chicago and Erie and other
ro,ds IN odont the same q was decided . suspend
.t s-rrIor nromulgating TIE new divisions with The
Tb~ce Is- pending another Joint meeting between the
spcclal e1.tOound freight committee ahG te Iolh'
,ae co1,nItttee 10 he held N This city october To-
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DISTRIBUTING FLoWERs TO TIE POOR. +,
GROWING SUCCESS OF THE woEK-MoRE FUNDS
NEEDED.

GROWING SUCCESS OF THE woEK-MoRE FUNDS
NEEDED.
The bandstand at Paradise Park IN the historic
Five Points district. the Of most earnest
though perfectly friendly battlc yesterday. over 2ooO
little Italian boys and girls charged upon the hollow
square formed By the resoute officers OF the M0deia
ton society. who rcpulsed the youthful lesions 10y
liberal off, Of fall flowers consisting OF daias. mar.
colds aSiere, carnations autumn leaves and ferns.
After the big boxes had been eEpted the little people
gathered around the brave defenders, and Hhc true
soldiers after hard battle, all were shortly cn TIE
best possible terms. Syly5nus Lyon. The vce-lresl-
dent Of the organization, said yesterday to reporter
The Tribune started this movement on the way to
success about year ago by printing hveline notice
that We would distribute all flower, that might DO
sent 20 IA, for the poor Since thar time We have
had sixteen distributions. hope to PIT 1000 pOtted
plant. into the most wretched homes in this city.
have already started the WORK, but need 800 20 com
plete it, The officers Of the society Richard ..
stOrrs president oyivanus Lyon, vice president JOhh
C. Barnes treasurer: Howard X. Lyon, secretary.
Among those present were George r. WJhsOn'
William Robinson, the Misses Lyon and Miss Melse'.
The flowers came from g. ". Furbeck, stnyveSiut,
y Y: Mrs A. f.. hingsbIry, BranfOrd, Conn.,; MISS
Jennie Davidson BrO0hdale. y. j., and from hr.
LYONS home al Short Hills. \ poor washerwOman at
stony Creek Conn, who had heard Of the work, sent
ninctv-One bouquets AID regretted that she was TOO
poor 10 to this city 10 witness the Distribution
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PREPARATIONS FOB THE HORSE SHOW.
MORE INTEREST EvIYCED IN IT THAN EVER
PRIZES OFFERED.


The seventh annual exhibition Of the National
Horse show Association, which is to take place at
Madison square Garden during the week beginning
Monday, November 16, promises TO surpass IN al
tractiveness both in exhibits and programme all
affairs Of the kind which have preceded IT, Every
year marks a growing interest IN these exhibitions.
and the patronage bestowed upon them Is m a
thoroughly popular and democratic nature lheS
bring together under roof the choicest specimens Of
the noblest OF auadrupeds II often happens that the
fondest lover Of the horse Is denied the pleasure OF
poesesSpg one Of his own But these occasions he
can at least enjoy the privileges with his more Tort
innate brother. Of sdmiring the animal in that per
fected degree Of beauty and dignity which ne has at
tanned In the nurseries VI enthusiasts.
The entries to the coming show will close Monday,
october TO- though entries will be received a week
longer on payment Of double entrance fees. The
auction sale OF boxes aud seats will be held at Madi-
son souare Garden "Wednesday october 2e at o'eocE
o. m The competition will be confined exclusively
10 the stockholders and members Of the association Of
record October 20. Diagrams of the seats and boxes
can be seen ut the Madison square Garden prior 10 the
date of sale.
In addition to the principal prizes, list Of which
mas previously appeared, the following extra special
prizes offered:
By John A. Logan, jr.-S1oO for best pair Of
carriage horses not under 1872 hands, the bona tide
property OF farmers dealers. The composing
horses must be passed as SOUND by tn- az .. " = M
veterinarians and must Ia entered for sie ~ IAeu
price and any pair 50 entered may BE- claimed al
such price. - ID a,oo ,,- +be
host .addre horse under 1871 hands up 70 carrying
300 Mounds. names 10 lie specially considered;
By r. Fulton Cutting-SlO0 for best sadnle Iloi re
ISL ard not exceeding 1873 hands up 10 CARY NJ
200 pounds. 49,. s-o a.. hoe. lone
tailed saddle horse 1872 hands also $50 for bes
oag a Lee 4de oSs 1924 for @ high
nov cent Performance in high school 60 per cent
By H. Reuau Duval-s10O for best loarlh- lAh h
team of ponies or cobs not eAceeolhe 10 hanu'' " u
/ shown before drag or brake. ~.
r. George G. Clau-en-s1OO for best shire stallion
.,-ooo vsars oId or over Exhibitors TO give stIOn'
nod gree and stud book number certificate Of entry
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suppose that Is for the purpose OF putting fe whole
of tSe Democratic party In the box after Election Day
Uarghter1 ! Ike to talk 10 the honest yeonanry OF
this county and the ialoring men. thanK 700 tnat
we live I'm a country where the laboring mai IS the
raal OF apy other man Here we are al soFereighs
All rhis enthusiasm Is we'll enough, but enthn iaSfn
atone viii never win a Republican victory llrsh ft
bere he enthusiasm second. organization thEa Note
ana fou~+h victory. Now VIC expect Won All t11JuEi-
ot This comfy 10 zee that every voter Is reE>,ereu
That A. new thing ont here IL these rural usulot,
imt ao M forget that Important point NAlie senator
Fsssett said zone thing at tune, which as AZ I.t
anonrb / want YOU boys 10 remember three Siihss
ar a stne First have your enthusiasm to-C;iF Sc.
ond 90 on with the organization tomorrow ana INV
mn your votes in on the Sd day Of Novemher. anu
tben nav fellow -citizens, down to Albany ~ ~
Faesett and the Dutch potghhOy In January V"i'''
appRnseJ H..
Mr.. Fassett and Mr.. Vrooman started ior Dars
VILE this afternoon and this evening maue au-
dresses there.
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EVIDENCES OF Arson IN 1 TENEMENT HOUSE.


The Fire Marshal and the Eldridgest. police were
Yesterday investigating what seemed be deliberate
attempt to fire the tenement Nos 10 and 20 stanton
ST on Friday evening. The house is six-story
double decker shelte,ng thirty families, numbering
nearly 200 people. The fire was discovered at 10
D. H. in the rooms occupied by samuel seitz. a
t,lrrer who has a wife and two children. They occupy
rooms on tin fifth story Of No. -. At the time
OF the discovery q the fire. the SeiH family were ali
ont Mrs Duntz. who lives the fourth floor, was
looking cut OF her window when piece of burning
paper fell on her head. Looking up she saw smoke
roming from the apartments occupied by the ceues
and -he gave an alarm. The greatest excitement
prevailed The tenants became panic stricken and
rushed pell-mell down into the street. After the
Games had been cxtlnSuished the fremen discovered
that fires had been started in several places in the
Kitchen ard dining room OF the scitz family, and that
KEROSENE had been spilled all the floors.
The settles came home some time after the fire had
occurred Mrs Setz said she had gone 70 the boxer
down in Norfolkst., and had taken her TWO children
along Setz said that he had been at work In shop
i'm prnce-st Mrs. AdOrf, the ian tor OF the house,
aid Yesterday that the settles always had WORK al
home and that Mrs sciIZ always remained at nome
Fridayg cleaning up tor the sabbath which Is on
saturday,. Last Friday was an exception. Ire
,etzes have their furniture insured or $500 IN the
Niagara Fire Insurance COMPANY. oeitz declared yes
tarday morning that he could offer no explanation ioi
OIthIaeak OF IRE.
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NEw wEsTERX RoAD INcoRPoRATED.

east,, Railroad Company has filed articles OF in
corporation with thc Secretlrv Of state The line OF
u- read - be sructei begin at the east IN ter
minus Of the Toledo Peoria and Western Railroad,
on the We, boundary OF the state In Newton County,
and will nm southeast 10 point on the eastern
boundary nea- Bethel ll1e will also be construct
ed rom q junction point in parSe Coulty south 10
Erazil 10 reach ths coal fields These line will
.-gver.e the counties OF N'vtOn. Benton. Warren,
Vermiilion Fountain Parae. Clay. Montgomery, Boone.
Hamilton Madison. Delaware Rand .ph and Wayne.
The total length Of the road is 800 miles The follow
in. l. The board Of directors Charles 5. Harris,
l. g. English. F.. !. White and :. Il. Krofut, OF
chicago. and Edward L. CObrOOk, Of Brooklyn.
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The rx.pRlEsr PLACED UNDER BONDS.

Thomas sullivan, the ex-cOnvict. who Is charged
with robblnc the Silenced priest James n O'Connor
rdi+or ~ The Converted Catholic in Church-sD
I,st saturday nghi was araigHed before Justice
rs,,ver at the Tomis again Yesterday morning. Mr..
n,,,rpc, said he was not anxou, - press the COM
ni,tnt Int he did want it understood tha; he not
drunk at the time Of the robbery.
Justice Wvver said that he would not allow the
e-ne IN be compromised. lie criticised rhe eypriest
severely for saying In public that ne dla not intend
~ 90 bODds 10 appear bef re the Grand Jury. Mr..
tTConnOr sent for his friends u furnish the required
bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
roR xoH.cr,Mr-LArIvE PREFEEREp sTocK.

The stockholders OF the Columbus Hooking Valley
and Toledo viii meet on November II 20 ratfy the
decision Of the board Of directors to issue S3oOOoOo
, PEI cent non-cumulauve preferred stock There VIII
be ~ 600 600 issued at an early date 10 take up
ST.. 900 : per cent bonds which mature January
next. and 70 provide for maturing car-rust notes
which have heretofore been paid oui Of tie surplus
earnings. The cartrusts amount 70 about 100000 a
year. In exchange FOR the old per cent bonds the
compary viii be entitled 10 receive from the trustee OF
the CONSOLIDATED mortgage an equal amount in . per
cent bonds These latter bonds Will he cancelled.
Tho saving in charges ahead of the common stock
amount Will he about 800 900. Each Stockhoder
xiii he entitled = subscribe FOR The new preferred stock
~ Tho erteui Of L ncr cont d bis h1ltlngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
MIXING 1Hr DISCOVERY or 4 csIaE.

Birmingham, Ala. oct. 10.-A mar rsnied Alexander
Dutcn disappeared from the southwestern portion OF
Morgan County hst June, being seea last with maa
named - Cas;leheiry. Search made for him in
vain and II was sapppsed he had lett the country les
teiday part OF mer came upon the remains az man
in a cedar GLADE near Mount Nebo Ciurch, lying on
ron of the ground. By the pJcaeibOJk a1d papers
they we're Identified a. the remains OF button. a
bulet hole was found I'm the skull, and wien the sAee.
ron wa .l!sd and shaken three more bullets dropPee
an the cronnt Castebcrry has ls n the country. Ihe
horrible crime Is Icing investigated by the Corones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
THE SYRACUSE AND ONEIDA l.

THE SYRACUSE AND ONEIDA LAKE, ROAD.
Albany, oct. lO.-Ths syracuse and Oneida Lake
Railroad Company was incorporated today. with a
cnpltal OF $4,000. The company IS formed Tor
constructing a standard gauge road. twelve miles in
length In onondaga County, from Mcssina springs
conneclng with tie Syracuse Eastwood Heights ana
Dewitt Railroad Company's road. thence northefiy
through The towns of Dewitt and Cicero TO pont
near the south shore OF Oneida Lake