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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
q Big Fire.

O6e Of The most DISASTROUS CONGREGATIONS
OF recent yests In Louisvile, KY, caused
tbs loss Of property valued at halt million
dollars yesterday evening and last night.
The flames were caneed by the explosion Of
boiler, and fcr sevsrsl hcurs 1t was feared
thG5 several blocks would be destroyed be-
fore The fire engines could gain the mastery.
& fireman at the electric light plant OF the
Louisville Gas Company. wss throwing coal
10 the furnecs wien one Of he boilers burst.
The shook ia tho vicinity wss like an earth
queke. Tae fireman waa thrown to the
ground with terrific force and received such
inferno! ibjaries that he will de- The shed
in which tue boiler broke was demolished
and pieces OF iron and of timber and show
els OF red-hot cosis we're thrown In every d.
rection. A mass of iron and a deluge Of
burned coal Eas hurled across q narrow al
ley Into the rear Of Kaufmann & Strauss's
big retail dry goods store and the wall OF the
etore vas carried away. Half dozen
clerks wese altered at the back OF the store
With the Dookkeepsr, they we're caught 10
the wrsckege, bot 1t Ia believed all escaped
alive.
In moment erp ,rently the whole build
ing was In hamss. Attention YVES turned to
saving tho Courier Journal building, two
doors Dorth, and the Polytechnic Library
building, two numbers south. The water
tower was manned and hose p!pss attached
and turned through the sides and rear Of the
building. Fourteen fire engines were also
put 10 position and set to playing on the
flames. With all this force 1t was half an
nour b8tore II was under control. At one
time 1t seemed the Courier Journal building
would certainly be burned. By strenuous
efforts tbs poyteohnio building, on the
south. 'as saved with heavy damages from
water 10 tho books. pictures and other art
collections. The fight caught la and burn
ed out the Two upper floors OF ]. v Escott
& Sons, dealers IN pictures and photograph.
ers' supplies, aud the two lower floors were
e oded with water until hardly anything
was saved. Ga the south Lsverene's con-
feononery and Portee's millinery store we're
damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
TELEGRAPHIC RREVITIEs.

Mrs. Lucius Chandler. mother OF L7use
Chandler Moulton, died Monday night at
Putnam, Conn.,, aged rs years.
The San Francisco Athletic Club has
matched Jce McAu iffs and Patsy Cardiff
to fight to fnsh in December.
Fire broke cut at mldnjgh! 10 thu barn CT
the Evansville, lad, Street Car Co. ,..and de.
stroyed property to the amount of $751; GEO.
The New York caurt of appeala rendered
q decision this 70 ornlug declaring the TIL
den trust void. The dscisled 10 in favor Of
the beirs.
Prairie fires In Ok'shoma have been burn
Ing hres days and have done great deal Of
damage; huudfeda OF farms have been
swept of oroD', aad barns consumed.
The anti-forcigo movement continues 10
the Human province, Chlus. Among Tie
rebel chisfs are many Of rhe Vice.oy's mag
istrstes a5d gapeva's. 1he government
seems or is uaab!s t, preven, the spread Of
tue uprisiag aad lie propagands against
Foreigners.
A dispatch from Guthrie, o T., giving
particulars OF sns prairie fires, says thnt 10
the love reservation tn damage is great.
The die.rict 0u ~. ten miles vice end fifty
long Acuun her Of poopi osa heir horses,
wagons and escaping oH7 on horseback,
snd several families IN Wagons were
caught and ies. eeargth'ug. L ia re-
ported that several nersoo hage Desished.
Another fire started il the grass ons tho Omar
room river, 30 miles orthwet OF Gu hrie, Fat
urday nie hit and burned fast that every thing
WAS swept before it. Fully fifty farm houses
were bprned and much 1--we stock persisted.
number OF people are missing and it is amo,t
certain that some of them have died in the flames
The village Of Cinarraon vas completely wiped
ont and many Of the inhabitants b-dly burned
They saved their lives by jumping into the river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
The Gillian Affair.

United States Minister Egsn, acting under in.
structions Of the State Department. yesterday for.
mally demanded repsration from the Chilian gov.
eminent for the attack upon American seamen of
the cruiser Baltimore in Valparaiso. Captain
schley states that the police of Valparaiso acted
with the mob in assaultiug the sailors. Secretary
Blsiae and Secretary Tracy had lengthy o1sui-
tation over the Chilian situation yesterday. After
the conference Secretary Blsiue said the attack
on the salons would be carefully Investigated. 1t
ia evident that the President and his advisors do
not regard the present situation in Chill SIS very
serious, for as as Secretary Tracy returned
to the Navy Department yesterday he issued Or
ders directing Acting Resr-Admiral Brown TO
come up from Csllso to San Francisco st once
wi h his flagship, the San Francisco, lesying only
the Baltimore in Gillian waters. The San Fran
cisco wss on her way to San Francisco some weeks
ago, when she was stopped at Csllao by orders
from the department caused by the more serious
aspect of affairs at Santiago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
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ysuec:a! Correspondence Of tie Alexandria Gasette
tysStzcs.- .t,s y Oc;. OF 1891


2aSAGS:= goe;. =. u. Oc;. 81. 1891.
Genessi Vsn Marning, formerly OF Mis-.
Rissipp, Gene 81 MoIi.tau OF Kansas. E1-
Ooagres mau II apkns, and Other parties in.
teyes cd in ths Hurs. guu manufacturing
compsuy, Vene over to Alexandria today
TO orgsniZ9 u"0er reT charter. General
Nsnp!nz ID now the president OF the COM
papy. Tne Hurst gun is the invention OF
Mr.. Hurst VI Mississippi, aud is ssid 10 have
Sreaser p!opu 1--WE togce thsn any gun
ever previously made. Congress was so
mach impressed by ii that IL appropriated
$4,000 20 construct three OF them and mske
tine necessary experiments and trials. The
prinoipie OF The invention is to reinforce the
momentum of the projecti!e by 8 second dis
charge Of powder after it has been started
by the first.
The chairman OF the republican county
committee in one CT the counties in che 8 b
Congressional district OF Virginia Told the
GAZETTE's correspondent to-day that he did
not think there would De republican csudi.
dates Tor any otfics ia that district next
Tuesday, and that Ii there shall be in any OF
the counties thereof the vote they will re.
csiye will be exceedingly small, as many of
the white republicans will vote for the regu-
larry nominated democratic candidates and
most OF the negroes Will not vote at ell. He
Gays the Parsons movement will amount to
little or nothing.
The famous Johnnie Davenport, the New
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
ssaSlgzSz5S s.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

LONDON, .27.-The police have arrested
two boys charged With placing the obstruo-
ton In front of thu Eastboa.ne Express g
few days ago. Tae lads confessed, saying
that they placed the fshplstes and iron
chairs where they were found 10 order that
their desire to see train wrecked might be
gratifad.
LONDON, O3s. 27-The Daily News learns
that tina Russian Government mas rejected
thu psti.ion Of depu ation OF the richest
Moacow merchants for permission to form 8
society for tae relief of tbs victims OF the
famine stricken district.
Cock O.t 27.-Thsre we're several af-
f:ays here yesterday evening, at the close of
the various political meetings, and eticks
snd stones were freely used By both parties.
The result ia that number of m ,mbers OF
tbs two opposing parties are being nureed
In the hospitals and elsewhere.
Messrs. VIM. O'Brien and John Dillon
arrived here to-day AID we're met by dep
utation composed Of mem bsrs of the "a
t!ona federation, representatives OF the
Gaelic Club, tbs municipal officers and e
large rumhsr OF priesSa. As the procession
marched through the streets there was much
disordov end stone throwing.
LoND N, Oct, 27.-The foods are It'll doing
much damage in various parts of England. A
loag railroad cutting near Maidstone, Kent,
which had been undermined by thu floods, COL
lap.ed to day, completely blocking the RAILROAD
lnea.
MADRID, Oct. 27.-Throughout Spain there is
moro or less evidence Of tho damage done BY the
foods and OF tho severe nature OF these inunds-
tions. In msny submerged districts acute dis
trees prevails among the poorer classea Of inhabi-
tante, and in number OF places the railroads
have been cus by the high waters which have
thus stopped communication between several OF
of the large towns OF tho flooded provinces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
Suing g. Priest.

BOSTON, Oot. ga eut was begun In the
Superior Court yesterday by Maria Kull.
burg, storekeeper OF East Boston, against
Rev. Hugh R. O'Dornel, Catholic priest
of that section, to recover 5000 damages
for the ruin OF plaintiffs bueiness By boy
colt placed on the store by the priest. Mrs
Kallburg refused to send her children to the
parocbia school and alleges In her charge
that because she did go refuse. defendant,
from the altar, publicly and ficiaIiy issued
an interdics forbiddlng ell his Practitioners
and his congregation 10 trade or deal or In
any way assooiet. With the plaintiff"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
A Tragic Ending.

= GRAND RAPIDS, Mico., Oct. ga young
man named al. Walker had been keeping
company with Bertha Quarl OF this city.
Lately the lovers quarreled and Walker
transferred his affections to another young
lady, whom be married. Last evening st
six o'clock me met bis former lady love at
the factory where che was employed. Sud-
denly shots were heard ard Walker ran out
with bullet 10 his wrist. The girl, who
wns found welteriog In blood, wss removed
to her home. near by, whore che soon died.
Walker claims the girl killed herself and
had frequently threatened suicide before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
FO6N y
damaged.

A FAST TRAIN.-Tne Empire State Ex-
press" train, intended to be the fastest e1-
press train in he world, left the Grand
Central Station New York, yesterday morn
Ing at nice O'Clock. a crowd ohesred
hesrtlg ss the locomotive pulled cut. The
train viii relieve the Chicago special of the
local travel. which needs fast train. There
we're noety-three regular passengers on
bosrt. The average speed of the train will
be 50! miles an hour. including stops. YES.
telday 1t wss made up OF one combination
buffet smoking and library car, one Wagner
palace buffet drew!ng-room, two standard
New York Csnua coaches, palace draw
ing-room cor, ard Mr.. Webb's private car
Morqnette. There are vestibuIe connec.
lions batween every car, and the train Is
healed by steam and lighted By gas. The
engines ere of the most approved model,
end were huit In the shops 10 Schenectady
from designs made by William Buchanan.
They are unusually large, weighing about
one hundr,d ions each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
Attacked by Vigilantes

TUsooLA, Ils., Oas. 81 -Lssr night bout
fifty unkuown meu attacked the sore of
John Ml'er, AID tore GU orc ena of tie
frame building, wnsn the hiding man lean.
ed through window and yen. a vollev Of
twenty or thirty ahorte wae fled at MIN, but
1t ia thought shat he Wss rot bur- Miller
Ia said to be Lad ciiizen and has ruled
Garrett 10 COW boy fashion when ne gets on
q spree
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
Railroad Wreck

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oar. 81 -Oa the
Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad yesier.
day passenger traio of two COACHES Vent
through burning treatie twenty feet bipb
and was entirely consumed. All the pss.
sengers broke through the windows and
escaped un1uEt. Engineer Northcutt and
his b-o.hsr, the conductor. wers both hur,
but not dsngeronaly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27

In AN article on the prevailing lack of
good servants, in the November lumber OF
the North american ReUieao, by Mrs. M. E..
w Sherwood, that lady says the Swedes
make tha best of al imported servants, and
that one OF the beat OF them told her the res
son WAS the Ole Swedish custom OF "Husal-
ga" an old Swedish law by which masters
arc still empowered to inf ct corporal pun
ishmsDt On their servants, male and female.
There is no doubt Of The fact that before the
war betweeu the Sta es the negroes In the
South made the best of all servants, aud
they, as all know, were subject to the very
law referred to- So hat the experience OF
this ccuntry in The matter is similar to that
of Sweden
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27

Fl IS now reported shat work on the
bricge OF tbs Washington sad Arlington
Railroad across tho Potomac river viii tie
comm need hY he later pert of November.
This is 2ano;es; hu4 tnere is hardly doubt
saer such bridge mael 30 erec'ed In The
neAy fu ura When it snail be, there will
pecassaiiig ne 4 great haom in Alexandra
county pyopscty T5rs property is already
high, BIZ. IL wiIi bs niuol higher ny reason
of tbs demand fo2 1t chat viii be created by
the desire Of people living In reoted houses
in Washington TO havs homes OF their own
within ten or afcesn uiautes ride from the
heart OF that city. When the carriage
bridge acrcss the river from Che Obssrva-
tory Hill near the White House to Arling-
ton shall be built, as 1t ouSht be ne1s year,
Alexandria county will 60 much nearer
Washington than Georgetown is, snd will
eoon be aim 7st as thlckly settled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
TUESDAY EvEHlNo. OCTOBER p.

MIR FRANK RICHARDSON, OF the bs''i'
more Sun writes to that paper from Lon
don r. fbe effect that many OF the iouu'
montbed rich proteotiopists Of this country
oa4 ALI their clothing from that city. DE
asys. ..These rich republicans give their
WOES and their influence to pile up tsrih
taxes in the United Stetee, the result oil
which makes all WOODEN and worsted cloth
iog cost two or three times ss much az
home as It does In England. Then taxing
advantage OF the opportunities which their
wealth coniers, they send or come across
the ocean to get their own clothing a1 TUG
rec uoed rates" Ia respect OF the Differ
snce between tbs cost of American ana
E,plish clothing, created by the tariff on
the goods Of which such clo!hing Is made.
Mr.. Richard sons experience agrees win
thas of Mr.. RoYall and with that OF every
other man ~ho hs5 bought clothes 10 the
iva couutrie-; and it is notorious fact that
msoy rich republicans who 60 TO Europe
syrry sunmer save the expense OF their trip
il ne mi 70 Of the psrd'ohes they buy there
L RIGA Am ri;aas are 50 benefited by the
privilege ,h5y eej OF buyi,g their cloth
ing without e, acw nuch greater
goe'd th=ic uoor ccua5ty:neD BIO Senefitied IL
the. xare sl,owsd ths s.;ns .,FiViieae. for II
Is gs!i kno.yu Jba5 h. dug On tbs ciothirg
t9e ia.te, ouy IS as*es dea higher snao
that "a ,he A4er s;otf5 tboir r.oa neighoors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
Massscred the Crew.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-Advic3s from Dun.
alaska confirms the news that the crew OF the
whsler Gr,mpus have been msssacred by natives.
1t is ssid that the crew had abused native women
while the ship was fast in tho ice at the mouth Of
the Mackenzie river. The husbands and friends
of the women attacked the chip, killing all bat
few on board aud took complete possession OF the
vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
The Fastest Eastern Trim

LONDON. O't. The White Star line
stesm,r Teutouic. which sailed from Nam
York O,t. 81, for Liverpool vas siepaled s
Brow Head at 9:55 thia morning, having
beaten the fastest previous rec 7rd from New
York. The Teu,onIc reports that she ex.
perienced etorms wea her during the pas.
sage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
OK E1s KNEES TO THE MA1D.-There was a

OK HIS KNEES TO THE MAID.-There was q
suicide at Lakewood, Ind. on Sunday. William
Barnes, letired capitalist of that place, with
wife and three erown children, remained at
home while Mrs. Barnes, with her eldest son,
went to church. On their return the wife and
mother discovered her husband on his knees in
the kitchen pleading with the pretty capped
maid to eIope with him. The girl, true to her
mistress, repulsed him. he could not stand the
disgrace and beat retreat to his room, where he
seized bi5 shotgun, bent his forehead over the
barrel, and pulled the trigger with his thumb,
blowing ont his brains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
MUST TAN TWO HIDES PA YEAa-Tb,

mooi AN ~ -' +saa I EAR Inc
Pennsylvania Supreme C5urt will coon be
asked to decide whether by will father
can compel one son. a1 long as the latter
shall live, to tan two Hides per year for tho
other con, bis brotheZ David i'd, mopser's will,
10 1882, left his Lynn Township taunery to
bis son. john Roaser, aud faro, to Joseph,
with the stipulation that John should tan
TWO hides year for Joseph. John didn't
do IL In lSsO; A Jury has awarded Joseph
% damages.A John will appeal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27

The commissioners scot by this country
to Europe last summer to inqaire into the
causes Of foreign emigration and into the
condition of the emigrants have, 1t ls stated,
completed their labor" As none OF them
could speak ans other than tbs Ecgish Ian
guage, and some Of them not that grammst-
ioally, and as all the information they could
possibly get on the suojs act Of their mlesion
was whet they obtained from the American
ponsus at the ports they Visited, all of which
wss IL the Safe Department at Washing
ton before they sailed from New York, hsv-
ing been previously sent there By the cen
suls referred to in their regular monthly re-
ports, wby they were appointed, except to
Increase the expenses of the government,
and to pay ior the sammer trip Of men like
the immlerant-hater Gosvenor Of Ohio, the
repuhIicau administration only can tell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
Killed hv a Rlast.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Oct. 81 Some Ia.
boring mep on the Pacific extension of the
Great Northern, we're yesterday cleaning up
blast hole containing some powder, when Ii
exploded. killing some instantly and wound.
ing several others dangerously.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
Suicide of an Actor

NEW YORK Oc.. IA. NJ. DeunisoD
45 years Old, en- ACTOR CONNECTED with The
Kendall company, committed suioide be.
tween Z and s O'Clock this morning by cut.
ting his throat, 10 the bath room Of the H.
tel Arnu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27

The ARREST of ninety postal employees
during tbs mopth OF September FOX dishon.
esss does not stfJrd strcOg eVideucs OF the
beaefcisl eff5ols Of the civil service law un-
der Which they were appointed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27

When you are In Rome, if you do as the
Romaus do, you will use Stonebraker's
Cough Syrup for coughs and colds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

sGv Yocr. Oct 27.The oicaine of the stock
msrket this morning WIS i'm at prices from Is
to % per cent. better than those of las; evening,
but The early dealings saw tho oss of the opening
gains in nearly everything Tho market con-
tinued 10 chow weakness oo very moderate
business and at II o'clock wss still quiet and
weak but at small fractions below the opening
nrices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27

Lincoln's furniture factory In Baltimore burned
To-Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27

gains in nearly everything The market con-
tinued 10 chow weakness o1 very moderate
business, and at II o'clock wss still quiet and
weak but at email fractions below the opening
prices.
BALTIMORE Oct 27-Yirsinia ccneois =; do
1G-A0a 80 bid: do 3s 65a66
BALr1Mo5H, Oct 81; Flour steady and un
changed. Whest-No 2'red firm: spot and Oct
101 lsa101% Dec 1O41ss104h Jan 105a4s106
May 110A steamer no 2 I'd 81 y, 90; -outhem
steady; Fultz 98s105 longberry l0O,105. Corn
mixed strong; spot t315: year 5a7s,54 Jan
and Feb 53 Eat 3d. May o3Ia ssked; southern
easier; white 55a70 for new yellow 1854 for
old. Oats steady, with ljsht inquiry; No
white Western 81 1893; No mixed DO 36l36is.
Bye quiet but firm; No 2 967sa97 Hay steady.
Provisions arm.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-cotton quiet; upIands
sas Orleans 1916; futures steady. Flour
dull and heavy. Wheat quiet ana firm Corn
active, excited and higher. PORK quiet IND steady
at $10a11. Lard dull ana weak st Sc 50.
CHICAGO, ocs. 27-11:15 a. m.-Wheat-Dec
94a May 1914. Corn-Nov 527s; May 427s.
Oats-Eov 295s; May 81 II. Pork-Hov So STR
Jan $l1 10. Lard-Nov So IS: Jan So 22Iq
Short rbs-Dec Sc 771b; Jan IS rs.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-swina-The receipts Of
Hoga this week exceed those of last week some
81 O head. The quality generally is satisfactory
to dealers, Trade is reported generally sc only
fair. Values are off nearly if rot quite 1ac cent,
as compared with those ruling lsst Monday We
quote the range at 61h to 64c with mos. sales at
6x6Ac per b.
Receipts of sheep and lambs 5, 654 head, with
sales at $3 5Oa4 Is per 100 be for sheep and
lambs 4,5Ac per lb.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Ocs. 26.-Cattle
market lowor; native steers So 1875 per
100 lbs, huils and cows st4Os2 Cslves-mar-
ket stoady; vesls s5s7 70. buttermilks S2a3 per
100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs -msrket lower; sheep
$3a4.75, and lambs 81 5,5.97 per 100 lbs.
Hogs-market lower at 81 40s4 so per 100 lbs.
ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET, Oct 26-165
Cattle wero offered and sold az follows: Best IA
4Ac; good 3las324c; mediam 3A3Ac; common
2a2aac. 695 Sheep and Lambs were offered;
Sheep sold at 3s4c, and Lambs at 5a6c. Calves
5s6c. Cows and Calves brought S3OA6O. Mar
ket for Cattle good; Lambs dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27

BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.-yirsin,a ccneois = do
lG-A0z 80 bid: do 3s 65a66
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27

NEW YORK., Oct. 27.--Cotton quiet; uplsnde
Sas; Orleans 1916; futures steady. Flour
dull and heavy. Wheat quiet ana firm Corn
active, excited and higher PORK quiet End steady
at S10a11. Lard dull ana weak st Sc 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-27

CHICAGO, Ocs. 27-11:15 a. m.-Wheat-De Dec
94%a; May 101A. Corn-Nov 527s; May 427s.
Oats-Eov 295s; May 81 D. Pork-Hov So 81 b /;
Jan $l1 10. Lard-Nov Sc IS: Jan So 22Iq
Short ribs-Dec So 7711; Jan IS rs.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-30
Inhuman Man and Wife.

New YORK, April 22.-In IIoboken
at about 1.l5 o'clock this morning, An
gelo Gaboth, 30 years Of age. of New
York, murdered his moLher-in-law
dangerously stabbed his father-in-law
and was then killed by Conoquito
Chinchella, his brother-in-law.
Developments go to show that Ga
both visited the house OF his fdther-in-
law last night for the purpose of rob
berry with incidental murder, and
that hls wife was party to the
undertaking. Gaboth's wife lay by
her mothers side when her moth
er was killed 10y Gaboth but made no
sign, but when GaDoth in stabbing her
father made noise which brought the
younger Chlnchella to the rescue. Mrs.
GaOoth threw herself between the two
ana enneavored to save her husband,
She received several slight wounds as
did her brother. Both the murderer
and his slayer used Il stilleto as the only
weapon. The older Chinchella is likely
to die. All are Italians.