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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
VANISHED WITH THE BOOTY.
CLEVER THIEVES MAKE A BIG HAUL.
FIFTY ONE THOUSAND IMPORTED CIGARS STOLEN
IRON NJ RARRANCO & co.

FROM NJ. BARRANCO q TO-
One Of the most clcvcrly planned burglares
committed in the city for some time came 10
light on Saturday, when the police learned thaC
the cigar importing firm of NJ Barranco a. 90.
Of No PSI Pearl-st. had lost 81 900 cigars Valued
at sc, 000 The firm occupied the second hoor
Of the four-story building No. PSI, on the west
side of Pcarl-st Adjoining 1t on the horh Is
No. 2s3. five-story building part of its upper
lofts being empty. A short time ago the secohu
loft was leased by two men, who paid the reht
in advance and started what appeared 10 De
commission business They were at their place
&C business little and held as little inter
course with the other tenants as possible.
I,rro number of drycoods cases and shoe boxes
at odd times were delivered TO them ana hois'eo
70 thc second loft. Frequently cases OF a similar
description were carted away by a two-hore
,rucl, driven always by the same driver.
ON Friday everything in readiness for uoe
carefully planned scheme TO rob Barranco q w.
Early in the evening the men entered NO |o'
bv rho usual entrance to the lott OF ''"'
l,iIdi,, having n confederate lock the door rom
tho outside with heavy brass Pauio'N
Tljs was done to aay any suspicion the poiiCo-
man ON post might have had if he dlscoVeie" '"e
nodlocl1 missing Then ascending to the rooA t'oS
climbed down to the roof of No. ISL anu t'''
inc anon thc acuttc descended to the secohu nooi
,cc,,nied bv the cigar firm, and picking the iocN
l,,.o,, to rcmoyr the goods. The men eNldehtS
lro,, ,,lo, thcy were about, as they srleceo '',r
choiccst brands of cigars Packing them into sfla'i
,.,,r1os thcv carried the bundles to the rooi OF
vo oet whore others hoiSted them TO the rool ol
No os3 from which place they were passed tnrouE"
tho scuttlc and down the stairs TO the second l'io'
1-lcro they were quickly hoisted in the big uiy
'.,ods and shoe boxes. All night long through
hc,,v rain they worked, and before they aoan-
doneI the Job had succeeded in Transferring III
this manner u 900 cigars, packed in over a tnou-
-and small boxes. -
Early Saturday morning, some time oe'"een
= and half-past o'clock, the same truck anu
driver backed up in front of No. 2o3' ana the
drvooods eases and shoe boxes, with their sioiEn
o,,terts ,yerr lowered to the street hurrleulS
,.I"ceJ on the truck and rapidly driven on
The place where the thieves ana tnen On
could not have been better sltuatd lor sun .t "'
object Along Pcarl-s: runs the eieNaSu M ," oro
nrc mon which the Second and lhru ; "Iv NO.
tran, are continually passing II was ouaiia LA v" n
nasing of fhesc trains that the thieves haliea up
tbc hig drvroods and shoe boxes, the sOqnus Vi vi
thcir hammers being unheard by the poncciled, ,d
on tbc TWO posts. which meet at Reekman anu
prori .ts r 9Ic police have little 70 say a'out Llc
affair and are evidently at loSs az 10 Wha' H"'
icconc of the stolen goods and the thieves
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o.,prS p,Pr pRESEyrE OF MIND.

Portsmouth. y. H., April 24.-Rose Foster h'"''
Gray oscar rrcfcthcn and Frederick Burke all of ,hS
city. started mp The Piscataqla RIVER III s"'''o' '
morning with the Intention Of going for Nav ho"es'
vh,n near the portsmouth, and kluery D1dge' U'o
,rou current ,ct the boat against the bridge ana al
e,ur occupants were thrown into the river io"'
rrcfethen caught hold Of spilc OF the bridge ana
,,, b,r,scIs cut Of the water. The swift-running
tide swept the others through the bridge up the liver
lurle tried to support both OF the Hrs, but hhulhg
that he could not he relinqushed his hon Oh NlSS
Grny who with rare presence Of mind turned OF her
t and rootcd in the water The cries for help from
rrcf.then caused Two boats 10 put out from ."o
schooner, lyny at the draw pier. one boat rcac"eu
Mis-, Gray who had hoated half mile up the nVer'
and picked her up unharmed. Inc ot"er ooa. P'o
m dcd after Burke and his companion. but just Dero'e
f. boat reached them Burke became exhausted san"
and WIS drowned. hiS> Foster was sinking iof uc
,I,1 fIm4 when she seized by the rescuers' ME,
to..r was taken ashore Of kittery ana amer p'1n5
unconscious for nearly two hours recovered her Shss,
but has bpcn I'm a >euou, c0hultoh al u'9 i'7
I.urhc twenty years ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
nrsrtr or s,Tr.RpAy NIGHTS RAID.

Jefferson Market R'lcc Court wa' crowded ycster.
dnv rf,~ing with much The San" class OF people who
attended the trial of Annie walden. In the Court Of
over aud T.rmucr last week. Tie reason "f tmlr
= nce was ~. arrest Of the propteor of hv" d.
orderly house, by Polrc captain Mclaughlin and his
Mon I'm the Nineteenth Precinct on saturday night.
White and cuor,d men and women -at SIDE by sid'
n flt, court room. waltuS 20 secs what disposition
Ia. ,t.c ,,-ad, would make Of the ,-t-c, Minnie
Harvey Of 40. IA West Twenty four'h~t.. the
fri 81 the nye arriiyncl the cha--c ~ k"'p.hg
n dieonIerly house. and NJ Mo-. on her u'h'Ii'
pl,i,-i not guilty" and asked Tor an "Namn'ioh'
which the mag. t;tc ct down Cor tomorio" nfl'F'
noon meantime holding the woman in 500 Dali I"
In. .urc her appantnc,. Bail Wa furnished. :" IL
yu. H,cd and given ln thc same amount In the 'a'''
- u,rth, In Tour NJ 40. ll3 West Twenty iourh-i.,
I.ri. Woodbury.. Of 80. liO W",t Twenty ."urih IT,
aud NAV Foster. Il No. li2 West T"cnr iour'h ~
Mn Of whom represented by charles rtFNhF'
49,, Fu,n N1y 81 No. ltG West Twenty fourth 81,
vhe WINS r,,rrcsci.ted by Mr. McCl"lHni
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no 1rDryGs CT 1 MISSING JUDGE.

Ncw-C rlcans. April 24.-ln spite Of IN" most per
istcat search the part Of rl' friends, not Ss'c
clcw has Yet been found "a to th" iae 81 INC
venerable Judge Mari. The last information! "i HlH
was o. Tuesday evening, when he WAS seen ""H"'E
along the river bank In the vicinity Of thIoi!."h'
r,ore are few now who believe that the judge Il
alive II he had sought shelter AT any oi the 'o"T''
,,ar CarrOlltOn Information q, to him "'hiu ""N
como along since to relieve the anxiety o' MS
family 1t was believed by many ih"t 'i'tc
Mari had wandered away Intentionally III '"c
hone Of escaping the importunitcs OF ihe m"r"e''r
Dcschamps. ard proposed remaining III h"i"N "''''
after the hanging or at least until the DAY SCI lor
:, had pas,.d Now that Friday has come ana gone
and tho ,e has still failed TO appear, all nope oi
his return has been abandoned by those VINO c,E 10
,hc belief that be stll alive Perhaps tc , mum?
gatoIs of the Mississippi will giVr up llcf sc'io' III
few DAYS af.r Gear away the mystery.
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SIZE TRIED TO BURN 4 CHURCH.
HUNDREDS OF PERSONS IN THE BUILDING,
KEROSENE POURED on THE vEsTIBULE FLOOR
BY CRAZY sERYANT-THEN SHE
ALAEMED TILE CnNGREG ATInN.

The congregation Of the Crescent Avenue Pres
hyteran Church Of Planfcld, Y. j., was startled
and almost thrown into wild panic last evening
by young woman running down the aisle in the
midst Of the services calling loudly for the PASTOR
the Rev. W. r. Richards She wore neither hat
nor wraps and her red hair streaming behind
her. a prayer was being delivered at that minute
and when the interruption, preceded by the vio-
lent throwing open of the front doors, came. the
congregation. numbering about 800, looked around
In surprise and alarm.
Then from The stairway leading from the vcsti-
bulc smoke was seen TO curl up into the gallery
and in almost the same instant .
cloud of it poured into the church.
Instantly there was great excitement
among the congregation, and there grave dan
ger of a panic but men who prcecrvcd their pres
cncc of mind quicted the anrightcd women While
others ran to the vcStibnlc
In the vcstibulc it was seen that deliberate
attempt had been made II burn the church
Some one had poured oil on the floor and over
the rest of the woodwork, soaking it thoroughly
and then had thrown a match on the oil. 80 that
the room was almost. instantly in a blaze. Wncr
the men who first started for the vcStihulc
reached it. flames filed this room and were
rapidly eating their way up the stairs Il
the gallery. There WAS a sitting smell of burn
ing kerosene Water was hastily procured and
after a brisk fight. the flames were extinsuishcd
This done, attention WAS given 70 the woman
who haI rushed into the church 10 alarm
the people. She had been recognized IS Marion
Mahon, n servant employed by j. tlliort
Wharton, who lives in Crc,ccnt-aV" II was i'uho
that she hai lett the Wharton house shortly he
fore o'clock. taking with her a can Of kcro
srne oil. Reaching the church she ponfe'
the oil around lavShly AMI lighted it, rs soon as
il Dccan tn burn she threw open the door ana purs'
in upon the startled congregation.
The woman, who j. about thirty year" olI' WE
arrested For some time She has been lookcl upon
~ being slightly demcnted. but every one though'
that she was harmless. The damage 10 th'
church was not great.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25

,.o ,rrrNpr MADE TO TAKE THEM FROM The
Custody OF THE TROOPS

80 .rrrNpT MADE TO TAKE THEM FkoN he
Custody OF THE TROOPS
n.nver. April GA dispatch to "lhe Hcw9 ''o'
f,orenne Wyo. says: "Thc capth'o" 2. ,,,ot
- Uouglas tonight and are in charge oi N"'', r,,
" .,, companics Of the 18th United 3'"'a is
,,, Fort Russell, having been tnrhcu "'', .t
, rocbct The party are in good hehi'h' D"' N"'
"'' ch from the blizzard they passed through "''
-, orch from Fort Mckinney. There ""9 sun
w.. -, rot;en-egging' the prisoners bhl "'' ""' ~
~od - hy the majority Of citizens pies'"' anu Nv
s,, .tr,tion was made Major hl'Dor' anu P'''
-, av over night at Douglas ana Z" Oh "io '"''"7
% Cor Cbeycnne where they Will arrive tomoFro"'
rn are rumors that an attempt VIII De ''"'0 ="
u,h ,bc train containing the troops ana pTlf''' "'
ncrc i no credence placed IN them ~
Ion the arrival Of the prisoners ht 'heHehno "'S
,,, h rcp AT For, Russell which Is Just ou'Nu" ''
,, untI tc time for their hearing Nh'ch VIII P'''
,1,' Lao hcf,rc Judge Blake at Laiamie Ivy y P''
,i,. question al out their w'@''c on n''i ~
, ,rbo s,,cl,mcn Themselves viii find no diihcn!F
=. ,,,isninr bonds Int one will ""'n - - "i"'
" 49,, ,,rontv Texans who were hired for the tlp.
, rc selected. II is asserted. especially lor ihcf
.n,cbncss, and If released on ban thcI VIII io'' "'
umc ln getting out o. the J"ri'uicuoi vi ~
-. IN discriminate between them ana the mon
h,oa ,hom viii create unflvoITblc impress "h
,ord the stochmcn +. y. snyder oi buha" d"
Yr ,odov ~ the representative Of johnson C'ihey
A., curc counsel for the prosecution Of the STOCK
I lIc will also go on % Washington to prcschV
.h fcts of he stnati1n TO Irc'idfn, HARRISON Nr'
nv NV , ~ n heen a resident Of Johnson County sinc'
~ IT,, ,hore with General Crooks expedition.
t, ho. hccn sheriff Of the county, served Ia one Les
| :, -. and is one Of the best men Ia the county nc
IH ~ V"nr correspondent: The people OF JonsoHi
c"nty want the invading Stockn'ch puHsheu it,Ion
oouiS ioSyr me also want thorough Investigation
Of the invasion and Of the csa' M coG,y nny ~ romn" @ Of
from tie " dr stealing. An investigation VIII
show that there was no sear r 'p on the m
han ~ nn o. Thai the legal machinery of the county was
Wiling pat down nei Of Sny d the eT va and
io 70 men owning cattle there viii send good men, ID,
IL ndnns ~" viii bc carried on this year the same a' "'
| INV time previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
A STATUE OF RADETZKY VNVEII ED.

Vienna. April PA drilling rain and lcNden
sky marrcd the pleasure Of the crowd that as
semblcd today to witness the unveng Of the colossal
equestrian statue OF Marshal Eadctzky in Amhof
square The was cmlivencd by splendid array
Of troops and OF officers and GeputaonS Of veterans
who fought under the Marshal. The Emperor who
also served under Radetzky arrived at about noon with
q brilliant escort. The Emperor made short speech
in which he eulOgize1 the Narshas deeds. After the
united forces of number Of bands had played the
National hymn, the Emperor unveiled the static The
Archbishop then Ocated at brief religious service,
and the ceremony closed with the firing Of vOcys and
"A march past the statue.
The monument is on the exact spot where the rcvou-
tiom>ts OF leio hanged Count LatOur the War Min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
rop , RutW4Y NEWS HOSPITAL.

CMcae) April ~ -peclah.-Th" Railway Hro'her-
hood Hospital A.4oclallon having been offered a Site
worth s25Op0 provided ho plta building ~h'll be
erected thereon 70 cost not less than $1,000 has
i.sued a progpccins setting forth what has been done
by IL and asking help from the public Il" n'-"ch'l"h
ORIGINATED in united effort on tlc part ot the various
railway sorlctics Of cook County to provide means
for the care Of is sick and Injured members Ihe
ms nature Of their occupations the Tact
flat mony are denied the benefits Of accident IN
.urnnr. protection because Of this and because their
I've. nre Jpcnt largely among STRANGERS. were the
reo.,ns which IcI TO forming the association For
u.orlv two wear, the work has been carried on ny
contrhut ion. and assessment, from the earnings ot
,,.,nhers During this time JOC patients have been
cared for 200 surgical operations have been per
forncd and over 10000 spent. The work has
CROWN 80 rapidly that it has become necessary
., ad,,Dt q new charter and new constitution
onI bylaws II Is now proposed 10 erect
and couip frstclas, hospital with an able sttf OF
phy,icinns and surgeons, ana to maintain 1t largely
Lax a system of contributions from the members Of the
,.,ilvny societies, "a, heretofore. T. S. John' general
u,norer Of the Chicago. Rock Island and fnrhc Ehl
rood A. j. Earling. general manaScr OF the OhcaEo'
Milwaukee and It. Iuu; and J. VI Whitman, general
manager of the Chicago and Northwestern hnNc signed
, agreement to act as trustee, of Ill moneys con
tfibntrd to this end paving ou the same Ohy upon
older from the board ol eleven dh'ctorS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
r,rlr Acr,DFyr or THE cryrFlL vERMoNr.

FlT1T 1fTfDENT on THE ttAIhAL "AN'N''
st. Albans VI, April 2i.-Ihe locomotive h'U''''ci
In 4 souhbound cattle train on the central Vernon
Eairad plunged into the river from an iron brdSe III
Inc. RIyle,e, T. O.. twenty seven miles north OF ~
Nl,u, VT. at = O'clock this morning. "eOrS' JeilN'
brulcnlnn wa, Mll,d Henry Babcock, tie engineer
he'd hi, thigh fractured, and james Minch"i hr'ha''
was severely bruised. When within aboat thHy lee'
of the bridge the engineer noticed an Obstruction Oh
the track. lie promptly applied the alr Drhc'' out
was too late. The lcconotiv" was thrown iron ''o
track with such force a. TO the lateral braces Of
,h hridcc and then caused the flooring to give way
throwing engine and tender into the river Tile tram
did net follow the forward car hanging over the 'dsS
Of the cmbankmcnt. The water wa 10" and the eng
neer and fireman managed to crawl ont Win dlhcu"S
Iclly was on the engine and was build IN the ooIl
fr,n the tender and drowned. lie leaves "a VIC III
Il Nbans. The wounded wcr, brought to THIS pllce'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
pprW1 EEr1vrry coal MINERS.

pittsuurc Penn, April 2t.-A fHirmouht W. va
ii.p,tch says: a desperate riot occurred ~" "'"S
coal miner, I'm tint, city last night. number Oh men
La1 been drinking. aud ut o'clock hgh' 'U''"U
I'm the Baltimore and ohio Statloh' ia "'' '''A
rot william Tracy. a miner Of Dunbar Penn. was
~ , -. tontlv killed Dan" Casey one OF his
o..,ilonts wa, shot through the head and dled Ill u
n,l, hour Another man. whose name Is not hho"n'
VA, fatally wounded. while two others are seriously
hurt Tncv who the aSgresSor' was H'raiS
,iadIed with bullets All the SURVIVORS are ul,1'p 1
r-r.t hut the mi acrs 10 the number OF [oo 're"''"
lyurh them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
70 ,,provr THE Moyoc4cr BATTLEFIELD.

Frederick. Nd. Aprl - (specAD.-A movement ""'
hccn .tnrtcd I'm Grand Army circles Tor the improve
men, Of the Monocacy battlefield at Frederick 1un'oi
a, a pnrls or camping resort for the veterans -" ue
was suggested by the met mat s''e'"l N'V''' ''
w. It., r., II the committee OF arrangements OF
-, v,ton,l g. A. r. Encampment in Washington next
sp,enbor inourng about the battlefield and Arranging
excursions 10 that spot from Washington during '"'
enrampmcnt. There will also be several excursions
fro,p the North during the summer, ana 'nese VIII
,,,laby give an impetus 10 the movement starter III III
,l,i,roro several years ago 10 erect monument OIL
the battlefield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
,,ryrriyS PERISH FROM COLD.

colorado Sprlnr~ Col, April 2L-Thrce MeXicans
loft rnc 10 on April Is. for ThurlowS ranch. near
colon where they were to have gone To work ms
hc,Aors THAT d1y it mined. compicteN S''u'h'ms
,hir clothing. The weather then became cold turn
,. the rain into snow ana the mon lost their trail
,,n-, of thefn became so cold that they were unable
- f,llov the horses. and were left to perih The
mind managed to keep pace with the animals. which
led him 70 a camp about daybrcak. The next day
- searching r<rty found the two bodies Of the missing
mon twelve miles from Thurbows anoh one or
,h, WAS nlont fifteen years old and the other wiis
middle AGED man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
CITY SUES A FIRM OF BROKERS.

Chicago April 2i.-The Mayor and Aldermen u
birmingham, Ala. have brought suit against y. W.
Harris a Coz OF this city to recover $4,000 damages
I'm an assumpsit suit. The compainants allege a
breach OF contract the part OF the defendants In
promising to take certain number of municipal bonds
Of the city OF Birmingham and failing TO do so. Harris
G. Co. who are bankers and brokers. assert that they
ara not bound carry out any contract BECAUSE as
they aver the bonds have been held to be illegal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
,,orr,rryr OT WHEAT FROM DULUTH

Dulnth Mimi. April 2i.-There is still about fifteen
mile, Of lee stretching ont at this end Of Lake superior
ron miles Of IT is fairly solid but the vessels are easily
Going through. Ten large steamships arrived mere
Friday and half dozen Yesterday morning While there
arr, nfty more or Lake superior bound here. About
600 600 bushcl, OF the $1,000 COO bushels OF wheat
t,inc lr Dunth elevators Is chartered TO 90 forward
and will 20 rs fast rs vessels arrive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

COMPLETING 4 BRANCH OF TIE SANTA FE.
Ounmwn. Iowa April ~ (-p"caD.-Thc representa-
tivcs Of the Chicago. Fon Madison ana De' Mo'no'
road a branch Of the Santa fc. 70 Which Hant "i
gno 600 vas voted last year by The dty, have been
o,iotlv buylng the hight Of into the clty for some
DAYS and have now practically completed the work
f., not probable That the road viii b" bn'li p"'oin
This city the present .eason. liN present Hhe mas
aon completed TO point within about eighteen miles
n Otumwa and the gap will probably be- closed ana
trains running in bciOr, july.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
nRRyEy TRACED TO BlyGHAM1Oy.

Albany, April "a speclal)-There Is nothing ne"
concerning the escape Of Tom O'Iiren. the ponce
authorities said tonight, other than that OBrlcn hau
bcen Tracked 10 BinghamtCn.
Montreal Quebec. April 2i.-rhc Montreal police
authorities hnve received notification from the New
Work police to keep sharp lookout for Bunco'
o,Bricn thu noted confidence man, wh) escaped from
custody and IS believed TO have made his way INTO
canada. Detectives to-day obtained what they thnN
&c cew TO his presence in Montreal and are sun WORK
.s~ a. an H. II crested here he can be eXtradltcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
-, rvrsr,r DEMAND on THE PAYING Teller

AZ ryrSrtL DEMAND on THE PAYING TELLEh
salt Lake. Utah. April 2I-Cnrles VI. Austin eh'erc''
ia, I.t,b National Bank here yesterday and passed 10
charles uawey the paying teller, slip OF paper on
vcnIch was written. "Give me 1896 IN currency
,lcose Refuse. and you die this minute 'u>oii
tod I'm his hand un ugly looking revolver. Ihe 'eer
,,.,d 10 the door behind the counter and warned lis
,.s'cintes to look out. Austin walked out hohcha-
lautly but was arrested and locked up lie s son vi
: ,ustin the general manager OF the salt Lake con
'|,u,..lnn 80 company, "A man OF high standing Inc
,nun, man had been drinking heavily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25

Copenhagen. April 2f.-1hc Americans arrested here
yesterday at the request OF the NewNork police, on
the charge Of stealing 900 from McsSrs. DIX a
Thvc. bankers. OF New York. had only 5000 in their
possession. They were passengers on the steamer
Cabdac, which arrived late Friday night from New
York They landed at midnight with the captain OF
the vessel, In small boat, and arrested at the
Custom House They gave their names as Oscar
Crcamcr and James White Another man, known as
was also arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25

Eric. Penn. April "a (spcdnD.-The accidental IN
jury OF William c. Kclso, an 0ctogenaIian member oi
the Erie bar. at II recent fire resulted la'aF unN
evening Mr.. Kelso the grandson OF hevoi"
tionary officer and his father was "eheia Nc'o VI Wv
r,,,os Co.. Ann, Ve had been secretary Of the
vestry Of s. paus Episcopal Church Ter forty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
THE y,71oya1 HARROW COMPANY EyJoIyED,

Elmira. April 24.-Walter Lioyd om'"' '"s".o "
the supreme ourt at the instance and renuest OF the
C;jpper Chilled Plow Company OF this city, yestcr-
DAY granted an Injunction order restraining ana pre-
venting the National Harrow Company from bringing
any action against the customers and patrons OF 'he
Clipper Chilled plow Company to recover dah'aseS
which the National Harrow COMPANY might clam npon
the ground that the harrows OF the Chpper oniiIS
Pow Company infringe patents OF the National
Compapy. The Injunction was granted upon the
rouud that the National Harrow COMPANY was formed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
arricKED By HIS CRAZY WIFE.

william Petty forty seven years old, living Mt No
~, N.rtb NInth-st Brooklyn. and the fnther OF hVc
children. WIS sitting the floor playing with the
haly before going to bed last evening, when his wife,
Rridcet. scizinc Il carving knife assaulted him. sever
ing an artery in his left wrist Policeman ho"Hrus
caught the man he was running down the street
,oyered z,h hlood He stopped the now or else the
=, mich, h,,o bled to death. His wife ar
rested and taken to the Fifth Preeipc Her husband
Deueycs that she iS cEakIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
,vcryDJARIEs ~ A TEXAS CITY.

san Antonio. Tex. Apii .''-ihe preVaenoe :"
s,, ores here recently has led to nightly pa
.n',,,nr Of the city by 300 volunteer watchmen'
:, .n,ts Of this. hast night two fires DESTROYED the
Al hlamo mo- paint works and the dwelling of Mrs. IL,
n.a, ,,"ara Los.s, $4,000 and $1,000 These fires are
.rcod .o the incendIaies. who will be severely dealt
with II caught.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25

.,., &, c,r,ectlon with ihe recently discoverel
,,a+ ,hore. An inquiry reveals the existence o' a
sc,ims conspiracy. The bombs that were S'h''
ue,,, intended TO be used in attempts upon 'he n,'S
-, tho sultan. Prince Ferdinand and the bu's''''
,,,nitors DomicTary visits TO the houses oi S''
nect.,1 persons cOninuc