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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
MAJOR HATNEs COyzXN1ED.
eos Plurality 10 . Close Call, He Says. but
It's . Victory.

Newarks Common Council and Board of Ed.
ucation are each equally divided between
Democrats and Republicans. The Common
Council was tied last year. too. so that the peo-
pie have. in q measure. become used to this
condition Of affairs. Then. too. the Common
Council has been robbed of its appointing
power to large extent and relieved Of the
care of the streets. sewers. and public works
generally. and really in this condition OF az
fairs the honorable body has little influence
and almost nothing to do except meet once in
two weeks and when not meeting to dis
play handsome gold badges on their
chests. The Republicans who 60 back
rReF the ps
stainsby. formerly known as the Boss" holds
for nnohes ysa and he s whole team
district is another hold over. as is Alex. John
son. both vigorous men. The only reelected
James Of the up
house. I. y; when Edward Soeiisf q ths Fourth
hs 81 Rfon
He has lost none Of bis will power in the last last
Ssss tie
e early yesterday morning. and his expression
beautiful; He said 1t was q close call. but It
was victory He complained q the political
lack Of s.yyImpathy with him. which had led and
would still lead to considerable friction. He
did not know whether he would accept a sixth
term or NOT PVT his decision on that far-oh
OF events.
Charges Of corruption and colonization were
humorous yesterday. as a matter Of course,
and no doubt some OF them will BIO sustained
Candidate Lehlbach vii contest tbs election
rality Of 20s votes. 4 singular thing about this
Of buying votes Is talked Of. OF course. It is a
crimo against the, State. but no attempt is
number nun, Of partisap,ss who win not goto the
votes on either side is 81, although at times
cents late In the afternoon, when mercenary
voters begin to believe that they are not
The Independent candidate on the ticket of
the Jeffersonian j acksonian party or "Ka-
lssh Kiskers" y, wss Tyler Pa5mly, and he peiied
hibition candidate, polled 1927.
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F.vors,c. for Two v.e.n. Juaee.hip..

WASHINGTON. Oct. 14-The delegation OF
Tennesseans who to-day called on the Presi-
dent in behalf Of Judge E s. Hammond Of the
United States District Court OF Western Ten
nessee. as one Of the Judges Of the new Circuit
Court OF Appeals. found out something besides
the views about this particular Judgeship.
One of them said:
You can say that no man stands higher in
the estimation Of Harrison for the vacancy
than does James D. Porter. Ex-Governor Of
Tennessee and Assistant Secretary OF State
during Cleveland's administration.
Nobody has been here. as far as can be as
certained. in the interest Of Gov. Porter: but
no seems to be favortte with the President.
perhaps for that reason.
:. It Is stated to-day with much positiveness
that ex-Representative Thomas Of Ohio. for
ger. will be appointed to the vacant Court OF
Claims Judgeship before the opening OF the
court in the last week Of the present month.
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THE ATLANTA IN A GALE
An Explosion Injuries Six Mea-Her Decks
Constantly Submerged.

An Explosion Injures Six Mea-Her Decks
Constantly Submerged.
despatch was received here last night at
8 p. NJ from the Delaware Breakwater an
nouncing the safe arrival there Of the United
States ship Atlanta. It was further stated
that six men had been seriously injured by o
gas explosion on board. At tho Navy Yard in
Brooklyn Capt. Kane had this to say:
We have had two dispatches this evening.
Tho first was simply to announce the arrival
at the Breakwater OF tho Atlanta. and the
second. from Capt. Philip supplemented the
other by saying that they had had fifty hours
OF = heavy gale. No accidents were reported
The fact is the ship turned up about where we
expected she would. considering the weather.
She ts q good bad-weather boat, and her
iGsEtain knows his business as well as any man
A despatch was received at the Navy Depart
mont In Washington yesterday announcing
the arrival OF the Yantic at Norfolk yesterday
DELAWARE BREAKwArER. Oct II. 5P. M.-The
Atlanta has arrived here short Of coal. She
sfa 5 pps s s es ssa d SsI Tna
compartments to All with water. While they
to examine their condition an explosion oc-
Cured BY which six men were injured. Two
q the injured mon may die. The names OF
the injured were not asoertained. The Atlanta
The Ataantas d" decks skas, Were submerged the
whole time Of the gale. her battery keeping
every opportunity to mako clean breach.
Inc deck fittings were swept overheard.
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A FARMERS WIFE MURDERER.
The Crime Committed by . Thief who Also
Robbed che House.

MIDDLETowN Oct. 14.-Noah Gregory. we'll.
known farmer. lives about three miles north OF
this city. At 8 P. NJ. to-day Mr. Gregory and
his eldest son left Mrs. Gregory alone in
the house and went of to work in a
field about half mile distant and
out Of sight OF their home. At AIS
an s-year-old son OF the farmer returned
home from school, On entering the kitchen
he found his mother lying dead on the kitchen
floor. with her skull battered and crushed and
her body spattered with blood. There was
evidence in the victims torn clothing and In
the blood besprinkling the floor and walls OF q
brave struggle in defence Of her life. Tho
murder was clearly an incident OF a robbery.
and was undoubtedly perpetrated by some one
who knew that the farmer usually kept money
in little closet In his bedroom. which ad.
joined the kitchen.
The thief evidently entered the house and
stole into tho bedroom and seized the money.
amounting to over 500 in gold and bills and
which was contained in a pocketbook laid
away in an old agar box. While he was thus
engaged Mrs Gregory discovered and
confronted. perhaps attacked him. as
she was strong and determined wo-
man. The thief seized the first thing
available for q weapon. which was
heavy china chamber utensil and with Il and
It's broken fragments he beat the woman over
the head until he was convinced that she was
beyond giving testimony against him. He
carried of the money. but fed in such haste as
to overlook a gold watch and other valuables
Intelligence Of the dreadful crime was quickly
sent to this city and the whole available police
and detective force is out In pursuit Of the
rourdaror
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,rage on Oct. IL, 1890

Average Oct ~, lo~
WASHINGTON FORECAST TILL =. NJ. THURSDAY.
The clearing condition has moved from the middle
Rocky Mountain plateau to Indian Territory and will
probably dominate the weather in the Mississippi Val.
ley and the Northwest for the next thirty six hours.
The Atlantic coast storm has moved OF the Nova Scotia
coast The storm north Of Lake Superior has moved
east to Ontario giving rain to the lake region storm
great energy appears to be developing In Alberta
pressure Of 20 20 being reported from Calgary.
For Maine. New Hampshire. Vermont. Massachu.
setts Rhode Island and Connecticut. generally fair
except light rain IN north Vermont: slightly warmer
southerly wiNls.
For ea,n Sp York generally JaI eroep light rata in he
e1trsme north stationary temperature; souhsrly rinds
For tho District OF Columbia. eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. gener.
ally fair: stationary temperature, except slightly
warmer near Harrisburg; southwesterly winds.
For West Virginia. western Pennsylvania. western
New York. and Ohio light RAIN slightly cooler south.
erly winds, becoming westerly.
LOCAL FORECAST TILL = r. NJ. THURSDAY
For southeastern New York dncluding Long Island>.
also for western Connecticut aud northern New
cloudy aud rainy. slightly warmer; southerly winds
For Friday rainy followed by clearing cooler Condi.
tons favorable for fair weather on saturday.
Il. b. DUsS. Local Forecast onciAL
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JOTTIyGS ABOUT Town:
, Duke of Alba is at the Hotel Brunswick.

Lillian Scofeld sent Actress Meta Guion's m ackn.
tosh to the West Thrteh street station yesterday and
against her former landady
letters Of admini.ralion we're issued from
A. Conkling who died on Sept 10 last to his Oldest
child Alfred r Conking. The personal property does
not exceed Sll 600,
The Worcester Continentas OF Worcester. Mass 18S
strong arrived on the Narragansett day morning
ana were met at the pier by about forty members o.
the nld Guard. To-day the Continentas and the Old
'nHrd VIII enjoy a Sail up the Hudson.
Tho body Of william II. Davis who WAS washed on
me stern osrrhhng OF the pleasure launch Eyack OPP
Ios'E Easi sixteenth street on Sunday, found IN
me hst hlvcr NJ seventeenth street yesterday Davis
i've. at % Penn street Brooklyn and ~ith his brother
7 DhTis carried on the wallabout Foundry al a2 10
'"hu'ed.e street The body WAS taken 10 Brooklyn
Nh LAZY BnTlsgh Reid. as ndminstratrx, secured
verdict 81 5000 against the New York New Haven
ana Hartford Railroad Company before Judge
~ ne supreme Co9r, Yesterday as damages for the
hl'a ~ freight train near Sa..novis Jan alss0
ofaeeI n the war Of 1872 and nIeIVsSSd e AVE e
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THE -FOUR YACHTsMEN SAFE


Struck By the Storm with All Sails Set,
They Managed to Mako Sandy Hook.
Edward Denton. Alfred Turner. Arthur Gage.
and Joseph Thompson. all Of South Brooklyn.
who left Gravesend Bay on Saturday afternoon
In the sloop yacht Geraldine of the Pavonia
Yacht Club on fishing excursion. aud who 1t
was feared. were blown out to sea by the storm.
returned yesterday to Gravesend Bay. They
sailed over to Spermac eti Cove. inside Of Sandy
Hook. on Saturday. where they did some fish
ing. and at 4 o'clock in the afternoon started
for home.
The squat struck them when they were five
miles from land. and while they were carrying
the jib, topsail. and full mainsail. The sloop
did not capsize. and after four hours Of hard
her back to Spermaceti Cove At 3 O'Clock on
Monday afternoon Gage. who Is the owner OF
the Government signal station at Sandy Hook
to his family that AT hands were safe; They
1ne a~srn ate % night me
the fear that the men had been lost.
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cor. HILL SPEAKS IN R0CHKsTER.
Two Thousand Democrats Listen to His
Address In Washington Rink.

ROCHESTER. Oct. l4.-Gov Hill reached here
shortly after 10 o'clock this morning and was
received at the depot by q committee headed
by Mayor Carroll and Senator McNaughton. all
wearing badges bearing the words :" am a
Democrat"
The Governor was cheered by the assem- bled
Democrats at the station. He held reception
between and 9 o'clock in the evening. and
later addressed q crowd Of about 1000 people
at Washington Rink.
publican candidate for Governor. II they may
be called speeches, They were simply diner.
then referred to the investigation OF the Fas.
sett Committee Of the municipal government
Of New York, and said that substantiaily 1t was
OF tho oitys affairs. He charged that the In
vestIgation was instituted for political pHr-
State: that the Republicans had an opportun-
ity to prove all the rascality. that they now
charge. but that they made dire failure OF the
attempt
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Cut o oman's Ears on:

COLUMBIA. s. c.. Oct. 14.-Fred Kempson.
negro. was recently convicted Of assault and
battery with intent to kill and sentenced to
eighteen months imprisonment in tho State
penitentiary Last week he escaped and went
back to Lexington comfy. He prowled around
Thomas lives. While he was concealed In the
woods the woman came along and vas soon
OF having hor throat cut or her ears cut of.
She chose the latter He took a pocket knife
and severed her ears .Kempson then made
threats against thOse who were instrumental
In convictng him.
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A RACER EVEN IN CYCLONE WEATHER.
The Teutonic Delayed Hardly Moro Thar
Half Dozen Hours.

AAC AcutVuhc Dcl1ycO HoT0iy AOkO VaoA
Half q Dozen Hours.
The White Star steamship Teutonic. holder
OF the ocean-crossing record. was undaunted
by the tempests that made other liners one
and two days late. She got in yesterday after
noon. six days six hours and AZ minutes from
Queenstown. This is fine run for the cyclone
season. She brought 400 cabin and 0os steer
age passengers.
Tho Saale Of the North German Lloyd line
was 4s hours behind her usual time. Her ma
chinery was twice slightly disabled by the
action Of the rough seas
The steamer City Of Washington. from Ha-
vana. encountered a hurricane ON Saturday
last. It lasted 90 hours. She shipped tons Of
green water and her passengers were all
and nobody was hurt.
The steamer City Of Jacksonville. which ar
rived at Beaufort. n. c.. yesterday. dragged
her anchors and was driven out Of .Hatteras in
the hurricane the other day She, lost two
warks. rails, and other Joiner work were badly
damaged Her pilot had his right eye Sc
verely injured.
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Annie Appel. May Elliott. and Annie Collins
were arrested shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning in front of the saloon under the Hotel
Irving. said to have been kept recently by
Billy McGlory. The license Of the saloon was
revoked a short time ago. but the three girls
had no difficulty in getting champagne and
ale to drink with Henry Garcia Of Chicago.
tel in West fourteenth street. The girls were
arrested on bis complaint that he had been
day Garcia did not appear. and Justice
Mcmahon discharged the girls. May Elliott
said they had no difficulty In getting all the
6alOOn.
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Patrick Curran's Excuse.

Mrs. Mary Curran OF 500 East Fifty fifth
street entered the Yorkville Police Court yes
terday afternoon with baby in her arms and
preferred a charge OF felonious assault against
her husband Patrick. She said that while he
was drunk yesterday morning he fired a shot
at her from q revolver, and that she narrowly
escaped being struck by the bullet. which
For God SAX hear my story. Judge" broke
in the husband. The news OF Parnelrs death
Unjust have been crazy when fired Oh my re-
volver, but ] never Intended to harm her"
Justice Mcmahon held Curran for trial In
$1,000 bail to answer in the General Sessions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
Didn't Take Long to Lynch Sam Wright.

MACON. Oct. 14.-Sam Wright. colored was
lynched on the public road near Helena. early
this morning. near the house where Mrs. Beck
and her two daughters live. One OF the girls
went on a visit yesterday.
About midnight last night Sam Wright broke
inty the house. knocked Mrs. Beck insensible.
and after desperate struggle with Miss Ada
Beck. in which one Of her arms was broken.
assaulted ass Sa her In the mean time the alarm
They found him covering in the swamps.
He was marched back. identified by Miss
Beck, and then placed under the limb on
which he was to be hanged There he confessed
his crime. after which he was drawn up to the
noise of dischsrginR pistols.
Fully FIVE hundred balls were sent into his
body. When a party Of negroes undertook to
cut the body down to-day for burial they were
notified that II they removed 1t they would
share the same fate.
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BODY. which have already been published.
The Jurors were Robert E Miller Andrew
Maason, and c. f. Hamm. They rendered the
following verdict:
"@af, q Wyoming. County Of Un'aoh'
we. tho Coroners jury. empanelled to IN
cure into the cause. time, and manner OF the
death OF the person whose body lies before us,
40 ma that the name OF the deceased was
ltopcrt hay Hamilton. native OF the United
states aged about 80 years. and that ne came
10 MS death In the State and county Aforesaid.
py pong accidentally drowned while attempt-
ing to cross Snake River. below Jacksons
Lake. According to the evidence furnished by
his watch, which had stopped when he entered
the water. ana by note winch ne lett on
tag at the south end OF the lake. ROBERT Ray
hamilton was drowned Mt e:3o O'CLOCK on
saturday night Aug. 20. 1871
Inc picture presented to the little group OF
spectators when the cover OF the rude box In
which the remains were found had been re-
moved was pitiful and shocking. Here lay tho
pody OF one VINO had served MS constituents
wei IN the Assembly ana VINO was. more.
over. ereat-eranason Oh one Oh the most
olstinsulsned statesmen. IL was crowded INTO
DoA 700 swallow 70 aiiow the Ieet 70 remain
uprieh- IL was ciotneo In roush wooien
coat. waisteoat. ana shirt ana IN tronsers that
naa oeen cut on below the knee into inc sem
piance OF Knickerpockers' ihick ieather leg
einss ana leather shoes were on the oare e&-
tremities' ana pair OF neaVy spurs were
Strapped over all. AROUND these were 'wineo
long snreds OF wafer grass.
Inc kihuiy lace ana eraceiu! FORM MS irienus
naa known were gone Win MS eehtie spirit
oVerwneimeo py the Disgrace into wnich ne
had iaiien' hopert nay hamiiton sought seciu-
SION ana peace IN tne whoest regions OF the
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sM4sH-UP ON THE d. AND O.
Two Persons Killed and Several Wounded
Tho whole Train Leaves the Track.


BALTIMORE. Oct 14.-Train No. OF the Bal
timore and Ohio road. which left Chicago to-
day at 1910 A. NJ, met with serious acct
dent at 2:31 p. NJ. at Hicksville. twenty miles
east Of Garrett. Ind The train consisted OF
the engine and tender. baggage car. smoker.
ladies' coach. and private car OF Vioe9 President
King. The whole train left the track. and the
sleeper. ladies' coach. and the private car went
over an embankment. The smoker and bag
gage car hung on to the engine and were kept
on the bed Of the road. Two passengers were
killed. three were seriously injured. and sew
eral were slightly injured
The killed are: Thomas waterstone OF
Bridgewater. Ohio: A. G. Mathers Of Doom.
Iowa.
The seriously injured: J. W. Dubaugh and
wife Of Mansfield. Ohio; Mrs. Sarah Synder OF
Porter. Ohio: Mrs. Thomas Waterstone Of
Bridgewater. Ohio: Miss Rhoda Woodall Of
Buffalo. N. Y.
Vice-President King was we'll shaken up but
is otherwise uninjured
The track was cleared BY OK tonight and all
trains are again moving.
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Tracing tn. Ownership or smussl.a Gown.

Surveyor Lyons men and the employees in
tho seizure room in the Custom House ascer-
tanned yesterday that the twenty-three Paris
gowns brought In on the steamship La
Bretagne on Monday in trunks with the In
itials Nv. NJ" were intended for Madame
Connolly. the dressmaker at 1871 Fifth avenue.
Indeed, II was said that the name Connolly Is
on one OF the trunks. :" W. NJ" is thought to
be saleswoman for Madame Connolly. The
gowns will be appraised to-day. II was very
steps to bring those Interested In the gowns
before United States District Attorney Mitchell.
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CAN'T AzwAYs HIT OUR WEATHER,
But Next to Hitting It II the Pleasure o
Findiug Out Why You Missed.

Our local weather prophet. L. B. Dunn was
in jubilant mood yesterday because OF mete-
geological discovery. He found out why 1t had
rained on Tuesday. when by all omens
and signs it ought to have been
fair. An erratic cyclone falsified Mr..
Dunn's forecast. Instead Of crossing or dissi-
pating itself In the ocean. like all respectable
England coast on Tuesday morning and
fringed the shore all the way, down TO New
York; but not quite to Philadelphia. with rain.
that comes from the sea- where the Weather
Bureau has no stations established" said Mr.
he discovers why he erred. Next to the pleas
ure Of true prophecy is the pleasure Of ex-
planning the other kind"
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A stra,uacket Under His shawl.

burly Italian with shawl pinned around
his neck created considerable excitement in
Mulberry street yesterday afternoon by run
ming up and down. yelling and swapping at
and found that under the shawl he wore a
straitincket A woman who said she was his
wife called at the Tombs Court In the after
noon and said that the man was Antonio
Katurno. q harp player. OF % Mulberry street.
He had escaped from, an Institution IN Brook
Ign, she said. Justice O'Reilly sent him to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
Big Democratic Victory At Harrison. Home

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 1.-THE indianapolis city
election yesterday resulted in an unprecedent-
ed Democratic victory over the general ticket.
Sullivan was reelected Mayor over Herod
lRep.) by majority OF 2.72a Abrams tDem. !
for City Clerk, has an estimated majority Of
837 Buskirk tDem.D Is elected Police Judge
over Wright tRep.l by q majority Of 1.3QS. The
Democtats have elected al six OF the Council
Tss p1osd Sous asSS Vosss
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John p. Kirwan. real estate dealer and Re-
publican politician Of the Seventeenth Assem-
bly, district, who was convicted OF attempting
to assault Mrs. Mary Allen. and who was sem
fenced To the penitentiary for two years and
two months and thon appealed from his con-
yiction, was admitted to bail 10 10000 yes
James Mclaughlin. contractor. of 140 Fast
street became Kirwan's bonds
man.
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Lieut.-Gov. Jones's Condition.

Lieut-Gov Jones passed worry uncomfort-
able day yesterday, owing to the changes In
the weather which had bad effect on his
nervous system. He was much more comfort
able last night.
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The Brooklyn and Boston Express.
Long Island and Eastern states Lane. solid vesti
buled train Pullman slespers' club car leaves L. City
and Brooklyn II for Boston and n. q. points. Nv
change. See RAILROAD eolpQp.-AdS
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where Ye.t.r1.y.. Fire. Were.

p. Nils. qo8 Second avenue. wsh Sins laundry
CHARLES nssaAa's LAMP ssgtsdsd. damage