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The Jersey City news., 1892-01-13
Hoods SarsapariIia

Is the best blood purifier before the public. II
eradicates every impurity. and cures Scrofuia,
Salt Rheum, Boils. Pimples, all Humors, Dys-
pepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache. Indigestion,
General Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney
and Liver Complaints. overcomes that tired feel
ing, creates an appetite, and builds up the system
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NOTES mort cHICAGO'S GREAT FAIR

Albany. June 18.-Chcf Executive Ohfcer Nc
NaughtOp says that In the last month there has been
very gratifying increase In tho number OF apph
cations space the Worlds Fair from the differ
ent districts Of this State. and they now number O1o
OF this number AZ from the first district. Tie
whole number Of applications for space falls far short
OF the number Of exhibitors nj the Centennial EN
hibion nj Philadelphia the whole number OF cx-
hibtors from this State being 754 With the In
crease In population OF this state. there has been
larger proportional Increase II manufactures and ~
products, and the number Of exhibitors from the
state " York at Chicago should be at least 1000
No has been spared on the part OF the Board
Of State Managers and the judcinl district commits
doners to awaken interest In the Exhibition ut
Chicago TO have there u crcditabc representative cx
hbt from this State but II win be readily seen that
those Intending to exhibit must send In their app
cations at II the State is to have at least fair
representation - ... -, IL,
~ renewed rumors that Emperor william will attend
the Chicago Fair.
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LIST OF VILLAGES VICTIMS.

Since the arrest OF james Wallace the robper OF mus
the recovery OF most Of the articles which ne had
stoleo and pawncd In the city. women have oeeh go's
TO the museum Pol!cc Headquarters and ideNtiy'
ing things in the collection From these identncatiohs
the police been able make ont list oil persons
whose fats were invaded by Wallace previous To his
arrest, they decided make t public last night
IL Is fslows F. Bloodeood, it, No POI west Eghue'h
ST. r. NJ. Gallagher. No So East one
second St. II. c. Lawrence No. l'o East seventy
nrst-st Mrs. Bessie Palmer, NO 200 west one'hundfea
and. sxth.st T. Parker, No 81 west Eishteehu'
At H. NJ. smith No. 10 East one hundred "nd'thrty'
second-st.; W. II. Taylor No. 81 West one-huhdred'
and thirty thlrd.st Miss Mary Beute. No 100 East
Ninety second.st: Mrs F. Lewis. No. $40 West One
hundred and ssteenh.st w. II. Page, it, NO lel west
Eighty seyenth.st Mrs. Sophie Weinee. NO t'o HA''
Eighty ourth.st Thomas Tobin No IN West Ninety
seventh-st August Tiedemsnn, No 6o' AmsteruimaNe
J. NJ johnson, No. 30 West 0nehundred d'thty'hrt
81, Mrs J. F. Davis No. So West Ninety hirdst T. NJ
Freeborn Ne IL East one hundred and George
Caccarnins, No Is Eat onehundrcd- 'nfeenthst'
Alfred Brewer, Ne. 1s% West Nneu-seventhst =. =.
Wilson No. Lila Parksve II. S. Wells. Ne. 2V wes'
A~.yast; L.'h- McOaellVs ~. 'a2e west Ninsas'A'
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years Imprisonment at hard labor in the Providence
County Jail.
THE DEFICIENCY BILL READY.
1T Is REPORTED TO THE HOUSE.
THE LAST OF THE APPROPRIATION BILLS CAR
RIES a. s7O535.

THE LAST OF TIE APPROPRIATION BILLS CAR
RIEs s4s7o535.
Washington. June 1s-The House Appropriations
Committee today completed the last OF the approprla
ton bilis-thc General Dciccncyand reported 1t TO
tho House. The whole amount Appropriated by The
bill is 81 SO 80 OF which $4,000 Is for the census
Bureau during the next fiscal year. The amounts IN
detail are rs follows: State Department Slo,66" !;
Treasury Department 2242 6Oj; Interstate Commerce
Commission, $1,000 District OF Columbia So2'o'4
War Department. S23G237; Navy Department, S31
6I5 Interior Department. S403,o63 Posoiicc Depart
ment 5000 oO4: Department Of Justice. Sl'4l1.034 ;
House OF Representatives S64 254 United States Court
judgments 81 6G5: Court Of Claims judgments, S9I
22S Fox and Wisconsin rivers improvements, TlV'
O22: audited clsims, $500, 165
During the present session OF Congress approprla-
lions have been made to supply deficiencies In appro
priatons for the support Of the Government during
the current and prior fiscal years as follows Act OF
March g. census Indians. etc, s42aGe4 act OF March
H. urgent deficiency. 81 ,22s.636; act of March 10,
Department Of Agriculture $50 900 act Of March H.
public printer etc. $4,000 act Of June. 1892, pen
sions, s. e6S, $50 making total OF S0,0s5,213
The bill reported to day appropriates no money for
payment TO the bond aided Pacific railroads The
act Of March, 1889, limited the cost OF taking
the census to s6,4ooo oo exclusive of the cost OF print
ing. There has been already Appropriated toward the
work. exclusive Of printing. 81, $4,000 and Of the
sum appropriated In the bill reported to-day $500 900
Is for printing exclusively.
The bill contains provision which prevents the
accounting officers Of the Treasury from receiving or
allowing any claims presented by Naval officers for
under the Supreme Court decisions which have here.
tofore been adopted basis for the allowance OF
ether provision inserted in the bill allows Naval officers
serving receiving ships training and practice sh,ps
when cruising shore pay only and considers their
MI
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g ANTI SN APPERS" HEARD IN CHlCAOO.

- ,,, .>-r,o xrW.YoRK FRIENDS FLOUHISHING
MEAT AXES IN LIVELY FASHION.
f,b,caro June 1s.-Coonel Il. G. Monroe. secretary
~ the Cleveland organization In Ncw-iorA. ''".''
said: our delegation came here as duly elec'cu oeo
rates and will ask for and should receive seats IN '''
convention .. y. Ns,v.
>, OHIO are represented by that delegation. support
Or ,.m,nee Of the convention, matter who he Is IN
Sour opinion - ~,
awe pledged our support in unqualified terms at inc
Syracuse Convention ,.
Should the snap Convention people be vic'oi1ous
and succeed In nominating Mr. IIill, will your pcope
support him - ,,,.,,,..,.. o,s, almost all of
- A.,ectos have expressed themselves piDncy u
,,..t effect We are Democrats who VIII s"ppo'' .lI
..o,,,ar nominee OF the convention, but ho"c y, y"
.,s, tbcre is the slightest possibility OF MI i oe
Isminated' n, ,r ,o,p Senator
- uul,s district, addressed a large crown "a
1-r,oo-a,s Mt the Cleveland headquarters last his
c.nator walkers arguments were cheered Wildly "
,,or,,.d the crowd that sevea-eghths OF the poop "
nm district are for Cleveland I'VE i've wv -
MIN IN favor HILL continued Walker "Iamhia"' =,
nat hone 70 dominate Hill, and 1t wouid no. u ~
could. rammany's whole scheme Is TO e. r""o'
an, NJ the GovernOrsbip AMI thus have o"ce" ~.
ccch him. Tho Tsmmany people are OILY "' '',"..,rn
,,t. all the anti C Cleveland elements on some "e"''
man and then secure Flowers nomination ,o' Wv
We Presidency Flower wall accept II all Iis'' DuS
ho,d great deal rather DO Governor OF Now io'~
,ak. second place tho ticket after being 80 ''"'
fnently mentioned Tor nrst. 49,, -. I.mes-
half dozen members Of the Tllden C'uo :. 80 %
-. v reached the Grand Pacific yesterday "
r.npe for the arrival Of 100 members OF tns' r
.,.r wbo are on the road to shout for Cleveia"a'
advance guard claims that nirc-tcnths OF inc s,vor
Gratis in their part OF the State are strongly ~ 49,
~ cleveland Those in the party are Presoon' snar.
sr,ck A. Fuller, jr.. A. NJ sherman' Frank r. .
man. J. A. Robson and j. A. Fuller 10. n,,,,
rpier tr Of jamestown. n. V, president Oh t'c ,.D
,,,.- A. the Democratic State Committee anu uno
A. tho presidential electors in 1854, SAD , 10
..-.,t 80 the people of Western New-YorR ana Oh
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ST. Mrs T. Z. whttlesey, Nc. 242o Seventh-ays; John
Brunette, No. West Ninety ffthst Mrs Theresa kem'
sand No. 400 East Eighty thrdst Mrs Bertha g. Don
ally No. 200 West Eighty seconded f. S. Cox, NO. Ill
East one humid ed. and Mrs. julia
Fisher No Ios West Ninety r. W. Freedman
No "A West onehundred and twenty fifth ST.. Mrs j. L
Bauer, No 341 West Thirty-hrst-st F. N. Russell No
"a East Onehundred. cleventhst p n. Mccullough
No. 20 East Onehundred and tw .nty second-st E r
Swan No 2257 Scventh.ave. Edmund Bessell, No 1s9
West One-hundred- and -sixthst; r. Person, No
% East Eighty fourth.st. Mrs. X. c. Montgomery. NO
100 West Eighty -fourtl-st H. T.. Brown, No +32 East
Eighty nInth.st G. T.. Brush, No. 1902 Seventh-ave
J. L.. McGee No. 2I3 Fourteenth-st J. W. Vaughan,
No. 1853 West On. twentieth Mrs. Annie
f. Clark No. 81 Bank-st. Mrs. A. d. Uranium. NO
149 Seyenth-aye A. j. Carey No. II East Onehundred-
and. twcnty.frst-st; c. c. Conkn No 204 st. Nicholas
ave-, and Miss Julia Pentz No LAP East Elghy-thrdst
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HENJfED IN BY ICE FTEI. DIS.

The bark H. G.. johnson, which arrived yesterday from
Chill cargo OF Of soda had unpleasant ex.
perences rounding the Horn, being surrounded by
fee for days being locked completely in for day.
She sailed March -. On April d. in latitude 80 40
SOUTH and longitude 52 west she entered large fields
floating Ice Of the fields reaching to the horizon
Still white they around the bark from that day
Till April % On April o. found her completely
hemmed n with no south. north, east.
So close the craft had TO lie to all day, and
it only after waiting twenty four hours that the
circle OF ice sufficiently allow her to pass 1t
was with great relief they looked the last OF the
does sinking astern April %.
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The WORK OF IKE HOUSE.
AN ADJOURNMENT TAKEN TILL WEDNESDAY,
THE TEMPLATE BILL.

Washington, June lS.-In the House today Mt.
McMinn, OF Tenn.&sce stated that every appropna'
ton bill had passed the House except the "enerai
Deficiency bin. SIX general appropriation bills were
stu Enacted on by the Senate. Therefore the house
was far In advance OF the Senate md would be, even
II they did not meet for week. The House must
frame It's action in view of the condition OF the ap-
propration bills In the senate. lie therefore moved
that when the House adjourned today II be TO meet
on Wednesday next
Mr. Red Of Maine, said that II the sole object OF
the House OF Representatives was 10 pass the APP
preparation bills. he could see no objection to the
motion.
Tho motion WIS agreed 10.
Mr. Dingley OF Maine suggested that tho hour Of
meeting of the House shoud be fixed at noon instead
OF at IL O'Clock.
Mr. McMnun replied that 1t might be prsctfcabe
70 make the change. When the House met Wednes-
day 1t could decide upon the matter
Mr. Livingston, Of Georgia. asked consent that, be
ginning Wednesday next, three days be gwen 10 tho
disc,lsslo OF the SubTrcasury BILL
Mr. McMlln said that tho subject was under con
aderation In the Committee on WAYS and Means, and
he must object
On motion Of Mr.. Durborow Of Illinois, tho Senate
Joint resolution passed authorizing The President
TO Issue a proclamation recommending the observance
OF the 4Ooth anniversary Of the discovery OF America
The House then went into COMMITTEES Of the Whole
(Mr. BlOlut, OF Georgia. IN the chair ON the I'm
Plate BIZ.
Mr. Bowers, OF California, made a general tarin
speech In communication and defence Of the Mckinley
act He proceeded IN sarcastic manner to ridicule
tho pretesiots OF the lawyers. DOCTORS and bankers
NJ tho Uouss 10 speak for the farmers lie had been
farmer all his lfe-bcginnng with small daily
stipend rs q farmland. and now being the poS-ssor
Of q small farmland he was better qnnlhed To
sneak the agriculturi,ts than the men who
hsing nosscsscd 81 wealth. took their recreation on
their country estates and being elected 10 Congress.
inveghcd against the hardshps which the farmers
undcr.
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r., other disOaechcs rom Chiedgo see pooe l3.
ppop,pry No ITALJINS WERE LYNCHED.

Seattle, WASH June 1s.-It IS probable that the
story OF the ynching of four italians on inc hne OF
Tho Monte Csto Railroad is unfonnded as the follow
ING dsmtch from Gc,chcll, the nearest telegraph s'
tim indicates SUBJ Contractor Paine mas JUST ar
rived having left Smith Bros camp YESTERDAY no'n
49,, 10 sovs there had been 10 disturbance Of any
kind when he left
Dome June ls.-The "Trbuna," commenting to-day
unon the story from seattle, Wash, that four luhah
ra,Iroad laborers ynched In that state fof Mining
their foreman urges the Government 10 make the
closest INQUIRY into the matter. and II II IS proved 10
no another wanton attack on Italians - ,'ne tne
.roneest protest 10 the Government OF tic Chiteu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
EXAGGERATED REPORTS OF 4 TORNADO
THE PEOPLE KILLED IN MINNE:OTA DO NOT
EXCEED FIVE IL NUMBER.


ST. Paul June ia Wnnebago, Mimi, dispatch
SAYS: "Thc startling reports sent out from various
points detailing terrible loss Of life and great damage
10 property In this section have been Grhily Ell
aggerated. not a single person was killed within
fifteen miles Of this city, and the only house de
molishcd in this vicinity was five miles away. In The
direct path Of the tornado sixteen miles northeast
farmhouse containing eight persons was demolished.
but no one was killed. All. however. are more or
less injured none seriously. The story OF cihld~n
being killed in the schoolhonsc nj Sherbun Is ex-
aggcrated There were sixteen children In the school
house twelve were hurt. but their injuries are not
serious.
a messenger who has Just arrived from Wells states
that only three persons killed in that ncishbor
hood Every point In the path Of the storm has
been heard from. and conservative estimate OF the
killed would not make The number over hve. Instead
OF fifty ~ reported. OF course, there has been con
siderable damage 10 property but the facts do not
warrant the sensational stories tilt nave been tclc
graphcd around the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MOVING THE GENERAL OFFICES.
WHAT THE RICHMOND AND DASvILLE'S PREs1.
WAC ro

WHAT THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE'S PREs1.
DENT HAS TO SAY.
The general Offices Of the Richmond and Danve
Railroad have been moved from Atlanta Georgia. to
Washington. The receivers Iiudekoper and Foster.
In this city yesterday arranging TOT the transfer
with the officers Of the Dnnyille Company. The change
is made for the purpose Of placing the receivers in
closer touch with the direction Of the United States
Court. President Walter g. oakman. Of the Rich
mond and Danville. returned to New-York yesterday
from his tour OF inspection over the system. part OF
which made IN company with samuel spencer. the
railroad expert Of Drcxel. Morgan Co. Mr. Oakman
said TINT he glad TO find that the physical con-
ditlon of the properties, which he had been unable
earlier to inspect. fully equal to what be had
anticipated. though showing indications Of the econ
omes which had been practised for some time past.
Expenditures would be necessary for improvements
Mr. Oakman spoke OF the receivcrshp Of the Rich
mond and Danve follows: The present movement
Instituted by security holders will undoubtedly project
the property from the attacks which were being ml1e
upon It and the dangers which threatened While
was assured BY counsel that the presented under
the application before Judge Speer Tor receiVersnP
gave no possible ground for the granting OF an ORDER
sin tho very hostile attitude taken by the receivers
Of the Central Railroad applicants, and the previous
action OF the court, induced a feeling OF insecurity
which might we'll alarm investors and the security
holders OF the Richmond and Danville Rallrsad. wi
scrva1ve people whom l came In contact with In
Georgia deprccate very strongly the blow TO the In
erests Of the state administered through the recent
proceedings apd developments there and realize that
il win take time to restore confidence In TIE safety
Of alien interests invested There.
"The corn prospects In the south are exceptionally
rood although 1t Ia too early in the year to predict
the future OF tho cotton crop. There Is very gen
era feeling OF hopeulness That the worst OF the com.
mercid depression the south has been passed and
that the fall Of tho year will see material Improve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
AMERICANS MAY RECOVER CATTLE Pf FORCE

Phoenix Arz.. June 1s.-The cattle trouble OF last
winter has broken 'out again on the border OF Arr
IONA and Mexico, and promises to produce some
kno,ty ouestons OF international law before II IS
settled Last winter the State OF Sonora imposed a
tax OH all cattle running In Mexico belonging TO
American owners. This tax was cxtortionate. and
amounted 10 confiscauon. There wcrs many threats
AZ the time and three shooting affairs. but the
Mexicans finally gave up the stock md the matter
was settled Many stock wandered Dack' ahd as the
line was neither fenced nor guarded they occupied
their accustomed ranges until few days
oco when they were all seized by the Mexican
officials and are being held for tax The American
are ind gnant aud say they will not pay IT, threatening
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,~rrprD ny TIE FALL OF A PORCH.

Chicago. June 1s.-By the falling Of porch IN 'he
rsar OF No Ala Safest last evening" ioui women
zero injured, three Of them so seriously Una. ''e.
NAV die Two men we're fighting III 'Ne nv an, anu
.ne nnor,s gave way and they were prccp1ated to
80, nr,d The women Injured were; Moihe
roman. twenty-five years old; May Johnson '"en,y
CIV years I'D Mary Colligsn. twentyfour years o'a
Mary Mclaughlin twenty years Sd' to l their som@S
%eIc rrs, three are probably fatally injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
JOHN p. REDMOND SAILS AWAY.

John +. Redmond NJ. p the leader OF the Parneitc
faction Ireland accompanied by John Wyse Power the
Editor OF The Dublin Independent" sailed for Liver
pool Yesterday IN the Etrurie Tho Cunar Line
pier crowded with Irlshmcn, who went there TO bid
him good.by. lie expressed his satisfaction the way
he received in this city. and said that he thought
the meeting in the Academy o! Music would do much
toward uniting the contendmg factions in Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
ILLINOIS oENrRAI,s NEW PROPERTY.

Chicago June Is tspeciaD.A special meeting OF the
stockholders q, the Illinois Central road to-day almost
unanimously ratified the proposition, urged by Presl-
dent Fish, that the Illinois Central purchase the Louis
Vile. New>Orleans and Texns road, which runs from
New. Orleans 10 Memphis An option on the properly
has been secured ut 100000 cash and $soOOo,ooo
in Central Illinois por cent gold bonds PreHuent
Fish recommended that S25. 100000 Of suoh bonds be
issued 10 be secured by a mortgage Oh the properly
TO be purchased 5000 900 OF which should remain
in tho treasury for the present. Mr.. Fish explained
to the meeting that the fixed charges on the properly
would b $500. 900. with interest on tho $ooooooo'
or 81 OjOO 900 in all. This would be 1926 per cent OF
last years earnings OF 81 800 per mile OF road The
purchase was recommended in order to avoid de
strictivc parncsm the Louisville New Orleans and
Texas threatening TO invade Illinois Central territory.
By the purchase the Illinois Central would dspace
the Big Four and Chicago and Eastern Illinois as
direct connections Of the purchased property and
divert the Illinois Central all the traffic Of the Lons
Vile New orleans and Texas. The meeting to-day de-
cded 10 make the purchase and It Is expected that inc
ncqurment Will be extended from Memphis north, 10
connect with the Illinois Centrafs main north ana
south line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
CHICAGO PRINTERS AGAINST GOVERNoh
FLOWER.

Chicago June 10 (spcciaD.-Union printers Will
hold a mass meeting tomorrow afternoon to protest
against the recognition by the National Dcniocranc
Convention Of Governor Roswell T. flo"cr oi new
York Mr.. Flowers action In vctoing the Dill IUr
tho establishment OF State printing once Is tie
auee NJ 4ho protest The meeting will be addressed
bv NJ J. Carroll, r. s. Sreat, =. ii. Mc1ngan, Frank
strotton. Frank a. Kidd, NJ. Colbert, NJ IL. Madden
Albert H. Brown. samuel Rostall John {: Iardlhe'
IL C. Deck, W. 5. Temblln. A. b. Adhir ana others'
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EAST TRANSATLANTIC TRTPS.

Two steamships which arrived yesterday made fast time
The French liner la Tounc made the passage from Hare
in six days twentythrce hours and ntthve minutes her
best record six days and hours She had
slow down for fortyclght hours owing head and
winds. The IIamburg. rican Packet Companvs ship
Columbia made trip from Southampton In six days
teen hours aud twenty-five minutes only few minutes
more than her best time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Train, leave 42dss. North Riy.rl station, New YORK.
i0Ws and minutes earlier from foot West l3th-st
$50 A. M.-Daly for Newburg, KINGSTON, Albany
daily. except Sunday. west Of Ceeymans Junction.
7,f5 A. M.-Daily for Albany; daily. except Sunday,
Montreal. 80 .,
cuss Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chi.
caco daily. except saturday for Toronto
400 Z: M.-Daiy. except Sunday. for AIIanE;;.,
cuse. Rochostsr Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit Chi.
$50 r. M. Daily. except Sunday for Newburg, Albany
si 8 p MEDaiiy for Albany, Utica Syracuse. Roches
Ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago.
HAVSERsTRAw LOCALS eLs .s:!5 P. NJ:
NEwBURG LOCALS 8 20, '10:15 A. NJ; Il rs. 4 80
Slesnins.csrs for Buffalo Nlarara Fslls Toronto Do.
,roit Chicago st. Louis. on all through trains.
:Daiiy For tickets timetables. paror and sleeping
-, information. apply
NJ - gton-st 100 tuol.sr. Annex ONCE foot
rulson st. New York City ls. 27 800 7ss 9i2 Bread
~ a bowefy 81 East 14h-st, SO West and
a St.tionA o. E. LAMBERT. General Passenger AGeaS
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Grcensburg, Penn. June 1s.-The scorchnS rays OF
the SUI. together with the awful heat from the coke
ovens Is killing the Hungarians in the coke regions
AT Norwood Yesterday fourteen OF the foreigners sue
cumbcd TO the heat and IL Is believed that three OF
them win die. Many more exhausted by the heat
xere unable TO resume work At Hecla and Nam
Nth and nj tbe,worlxs I'm the vicinity Of IAtrobc the
rokc drawers suffered terribly ana were unable t. work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
srrnln OF TIE sMALIrox ~ XEw. BEDFORD

New.peiford. Mass, June Is (spec!al.-Another
we'll developed case Of smallpox discovered by the
Board Ct Health to-day, "a Frenchman employed In
min being the patient. The second death occurred
Yesterday this one being from black smallpox. Vac
cnation is stu going on. The public and paroc HAL
schools have been closed this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
.rvy,,ro ron SIZZLING FROM THE MAILS.

providence. r. l., June 1s.-In the cnHed s1tes
csrcu,t court today. John W. Yates charged Witn
stealing from tho mails in Newport. where nc was .
,stercarrier pleaded guilty and was ssn'encoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
NETWORK e.
NEW.ENClANO
RAILROAD.
10 Miles Shorter than any Other Rail Line Bctween
New. York md Boston.

New. York and Boston.
TIME SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
MINUTES.
Tho White Is the most luxurious train
Eastern roads Has Pullman Royal Patlor Cars Dining
Ear and Runet Smoking and Coaches, makes
run OF SO miles from Wilnantic to Ioston, without
stop Fare than that other limited train.
This leaves Grand CENTRAL station at y. daily
and arrives In Boston az . 40 D. m; ana wee versa
mantc leaving Central Station at IL 03 stops
Veruon, WillimantlC Putnam. Blackstone Franklin
and arrives in Boston at O 80. A. C.: KENDALL.
General Passenger Agent.
u MEIIEN Manacrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19

illinois Central train. his way to Memphis, by
Henry Foster, a lawyer. Lynchng Is talked OF. Mr..
Morgan was a delegate to the Chicago Convention.