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urvr1rc n0MN 1 rEXAS DESPERADO.

Dallas. Tex. sept. oo.-The desperate Colhmouor'
ullcr Il giving his rursucrs Il lively chas'. l'Ne'
dsv morning. near the village OF Wyle. on 10" huuuv
c,.ek four blood hounds came upon the mg'N'' ~
drew IA, revolver and shot three of the oogS u''u
rho turh tucked its tail between lis legs ana ran III
=, o,,,. d,r.ctlop Police officers Charles Danlek
=. uo,- G,underson "RobT COrnwell and JIM Lewis
,rer within fifty feet Of him when he Killed th' uosS
They gave chase aud ran Miller Into the bottoms o'
Muddy creek. between Wyue and Rowleu' wh'f'
hiding places are numerous Two hundred ar'heu men
heat about the brush all might ana scouts pa'ron'u
,ra and bridges 20 intercept the hhsht OF the o"'a"
-, ,,y ,vis aud chief Of Police Arnold autographed
sh,rir McANec. OF Grayson County, requesting MN
"a send nine trained bloodhounds McAfee complied
Nth the request and the dogs arrived at Wyhe late
,,. night Another pack In charge OF officers arrived
,., pockwoll County and the grand round up begnn
,,pm a. Vii armed but closely has he been pnr
''H tint ne has not eaten a morS,i silce Monday
night. The word has been gwen TO shoot nun OH
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TESTING 4 NEU GUN-CARRTAGE.
SATISFACTORY EXPERIMENTS BY ARMY OFFICERS
1T SANDY HOOK.

SATISFACTORY EXPERIMENTS BY ARMY OFFICERS
At SANDY HOOK.
TIL tive yelnch all steel brecchcadcg rfcd cannon
tle heaviest gun thus far built for the army WHO"
has been At sandy Hook at the United states NrhN
Ordnance Proving Grounds snce II was hh'HncH'
On an improvlsed CARING IS now mounted on
Cruzot carrlagc and an engineer gunlir designed IN
This country. but made by Crnzoi AFTER Inc phhh
furnished bv the United states Engineer Corps. Nv"
tests have been made Of the carriage. III ana
gun since they were set mp, one shot phhg hr'u
AT each test ard the results so far were pronounce"
satisfactory by General Abbott. The engineer gun
lift I'm principle is similar %. but utterly UNLIKE III
design and construction. those used In Europe Inc
motive power purely hydraulic and the gun drops
fourteen feet after being fired 50 that 1t San he re-
Loaded In covered casemate and handled under cover
TO design a goOf and satisfactory mounting Tor
this heavy gun, so much heavier than any Hned can
non ever before made I'm this country, ws no easy
tns and the officers feel gratihed at tho good Work
accomplished thus far by the gun.liit a. designed
by them The disappearing gun carriage. when
has been tested at the proving grounds during the
last few months mounts ony ten-inch gun, and
there wa, therefore much interest In watching the
op.rstlon Of the gun-nn with the heavier twelve
Inch gun.
The present plano for mounting these big riiicd
canton In fortiGcations said General Abbott yester
DAY. are 10 mount them either on gun HIS A. TIE
tweve-nch gun is now mounted, Oh - mount tlcm
I'm iron cascmates. iiut not many experiments nave
thus far boon made with classmates, az the Iron Is
expensive and the tests and plans for hnrb'r ana
tolst defence therefore, have taken another direction
in which more could be accomplished.
Tic twelve inch steel brecch loading rined cannon
which is mounted Oh this new carriage and gun-lf'
Is about THIRTY six feet long and weighs Mt two tons
IL IA, leen undergoing careful tests Al the Army
trdnauc, Proving Grounds at sandy Hook since
Jnnc 1891, and the results have been cIninchtS
satisiactOry Inc government requirements for TINS
cun when IL wa contracted for that the weapon
should lie cspnb.c Of throwing thousand p"uhd pro
iccti u charge Of 40 pounds OF brown prs
matt, powder behind 1t, The prOJectlle u attain
velocity of 1880 feet second
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THE DEACON SHOT HIMSELF N cHURcH.

philadelphia sept. 29.-Thc Coroner wa today IN
formed 81 the sucld" OF John William Dnnlcy. n
shoe dealer mt No l43s Frankford ave-. this city.
under pcculiaf circumstance. Danicly who Is hiiy
six years old was known devOut church mem
Der being deacon OF the East Baptist Church and
chaplain Of Newnll Post. No. :. G.. A. Il. Yesterday
AZ ernoon Mr.. Danelly left his HON" to So" TO some
repairs that were being made at the church. Ai"r
entering the building he Immediately tu The front
of In. communion rails ana Sho himself twice in the
head with a revolver The sexton Of the church was
I'm the building ~ the time and he first to arrive
nt the wounded man. side Dnnielly was taken %
ST. Mnry's Hospital and died an hour later. For u
,r.r ul.f he nad been suffering Win pains
and had frequently declared that there was no better
place 10 die Ia than the church.
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

.,,our rAIks WIT AMERICAN VOTERS
% px &c pamphlet composed entirely OF the masnn'
cent articles of Hon. Roswell q. HOT, "r'c" 10.
Th. weekly Tribune, the Tariff and tho Currency
r,. il perfect mine of formation for an aggressive
Republican campaign. Every cnmpnien orator snoa'e
ro..css n copy. "Protectiou Net n Tax'' why a usn
Tariff PAYS" The Real Doctrine OF Protecaon'
"Ricn and Poor in America Reciprocity.
"nIoocy for the People" EARN Implements Abroad
..Tbe Omnha Platform" Farm Morfeaxes ana
alliance Fiat Money Nonsense" are only lie" u
the topics treated. % cents copy.
FINANCE AND FARMINA-The best none,
articles OF Mr. Horr, In the pamphlet named ABOVE
Reprnted in low priced sheet form for popular d's'
,,,hu,ior Make. \ pages Of The Weekly Tribune
, rents a copy. 100 copies 40 cents l'OoO cop'es'
s.. In lots Of Io,OaO and more 50 per thousand
pporrCTroN NOT TAX.-The best Of the pro.
,.vc ,urir article. Of Mr.. Horr. Reprinted In low
priced sheet for popular distribution. pages
AZ The Weekly Tribune. cent per copy ioo coS'o"
IS cents. 1000 copies, 3d. In io's u AO"'" VI
more, $3.50 per 1000.
THE TARIFF AND wAGEs.-Whh Democratic ties.
,tp,opy TO Mckinley prosperity from the bureau OF
Tnbsr tics and the Banking Department Of tn's
STATE, Price cent. Uteady after Sept d.
uouesyEAD PHOTOGRAPHED. No. 115.-With
r..,l,. of n special investigation Of wages, cost OF
living nd the cause. OF the recent strike page" OF
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WORK AND WAGES EXTRA 1i1.-With Panchs
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Trade " to America" pages OF The weekly Afo'
No.. A no,uIar document. comparing the tariff planks
of the two great parties. and explaining the pocy Of
,h~Awo parties on that subject. copies Tor ! cent
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RIG ISSUES OF An OFF YEAR. Printed last year,
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,;, x.rou- kindred including the wonderful
rc.ut. of Reciprocity and the article on Prices III
1890 and 1884," A pamphlet of - large pages ="
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NcKINLEY PRICES. EXTRA IRA popular,
low priced sheet Extra presenting popular form the
hest points from Mr. Aldrich's great speech IN the
United states senate md The results OF the non.par'
ti,an Inv Of prices, md showing the excel
lent effect Of the Mckinley bill Wages ana frces
4 pages Of The Weekly Tribune cent copy. ivs
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M<fMsT Azs:zSrmR 4V@
They Had a Taste

of Carlsbad Sprudel Salt. All the world
likes it. All the world takes it.
Goethe, Beethoven, Bismarck, kings and
queens nnumerable, nearly all the minds
that have changed the course of affairs for
centuries. have been to Carlsbad for bodily
aid. You cannot go-but you can have the
benefit of Carlsbad at home. Take the i'm
norted Waters or the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt,
or both, if you want an increased action OF
the same. They are natural remedies which
are always effective in all disorders OF the
stomach. liver and kidneys, in constipation,
equity and rheumatic affections. Be sure to
Obtain the genuine" which have the sigma
ture of "Eisner & Mendelson Co.," Agents,
New York, on every bottle.
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THE TRIBUNE.
Main, Bridget Mullin. Matthew Hoysk. Marcus Fieisc

MatEleW MafCus
and Josephine NJ. Burnett, 10 80 o.
Common Pleas-Ceneal TerT-Ad journed for the term.
Common pieas-speeal Term-Before Pryor snA
Common pleas~EQuity Term-Adioumed until Mon.
day.
journed until October 3.
Superior Court General Term Adjourned until
superior Court-speciol Term-Before edersscve. J.-
Motions. -.
superior COSr!-rrial Term-Parts I. II and lilac
City Court-SpcciN Term-Betore NewburgT, ~
Motions. - =.
City CoWt-Tria Term-Parts I, H. III and WAC
jouned until October 3. 1892. -. -
Court OF General Ssssons--Part before Smyn, X.
Assistant Db trict Attorney WeeksNos 70 o. ih'
elusive. .. i,
Court Of General Sessions-Part IIBefore MARITIME J.,
and Assistant District Attorney Townsend-Nos. 70 LIZ
inclusive. -. ,s...,.
j. and Assistant Dttrct-Attorney Bedford-Nos. 70 o.
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TIE COURTS.
DIVORCE SUIT OF AN OLD COUPLE

A suit for limited divorce has been begun III 'he
cuperior Court In which the plaintiff Doris WHICH,
/. sIytv.siy wears old and the defendant, Charles
WItholz. Is sixty. The plaintiff alleges that her nus
band has deserted and hns given her only IS since
last April She declares that he owns property Mt NO.
800 East Feventiist. which is worth s1oOoo Inc
defendant declares that when he married the pianuh
ten years ago. she was widow Win thfee Ut io"r
children. and that the stepchildren made life mlser
.,le for him When he went homo to his supper on
different occasions he alleges. his stepchdrcn threat
,ncd TO annlhlatc HIM II he said anything more about
surper lie declares that he did not desert his WIFE,
however but that on the contrary she deserted HIM.
n also saws that the property mentioned Is not worth
ANYTHING like the amount MS wife says II is and that
after the interest II mortgage and other expenses
are paid he does not receive more thah Sioo year
,rou a. Judsr Gldet-lecve Yesterday reserved his
decision on IA motion made In the case for amony and
f,ss
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THE r(pDEy1OU,y rITrID MURDERS

Borden,own, y. j.. Sept. o9.-1n answer 10 n call
signed by many Of the citizens OF this place. prbic
meeting was held last night for The purpose Of
raising sufficient funds to pay for the burial of the
three little children murdered here on Tuesday by
Lena Brown The child OF the murderess will he
buried with the two children Of william Harvey. better
known as Bogart. In The BoIdcntow1i Cemetery. The
funeral viii take place tomorrow. The burial spot
Ina, been given by Henry Bellemerc, son OF Philip
Pellemelc who WAS barber 10 Joseph BOnaparte whIc
the latter lived here. Three indictments for murder
have been found against the woman Brown
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TrrrD TO y0s 4 BRolDwAY STORE.

A smashing Of glass in the window OF Rogers,
Poet g. Co.'s store at No 25s Broadway early yester-
day morning. drew the attention of Policeman
Browncll OF the Cnrch-st. station. Running TO the
place the officer found a tough-lochng young fellow
with two overcoats and a new hat In his hands.
lie was arrested and when taken TO the Tombs Police
Court gave his name ms John Curtis, twenty four
years old shoemaker living at No AZ oakst.
Augustus Hayward superintendent Of the store entered
the COMPLAINT against Curtis and the young man
nothing TO say. The gods were valued at $iJ, aud
Curtis was hcld under 5000 bonds for trial.
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popcryo UICKMEY TO OBEY THF Law.

Aided by superintendent Byrnes ana Marshni fh
eelhard the city Improvement society ms At las.
succeeded in causing the majority Of public hRcRs ana
o,s On d,spay card rates. according to law. Citizens
should only employ those divers whose vehicles con
,on those cards in conspicuous positions. This 80
clety yesterday presented to Marshal Engelhan inc
claim Of n citizen who had agreed to pay ~ TO ride
from the Garden Theatre TO the Brooklyn Bridge
Tn, Marshal promptly ordered the rcfnndlns o. ~
Leaving the driver II 20. the egaf rare ieope hhouiu
report any violation Of the law on the drivers part
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Yr NAY RECEIVE A LIFE SENTENCE.

August Kcntsoh was convicted OF arson In the first
degree in General Sessions yesterday for setting fire 10
his barroom. at NO. 2O3 Chrystie-st The place was
heavily mortgaged and insured for $500. Soon
after midnight on June 81 Mrs. Peter Andrehcit. who
lives In the house, saw Kientsch come out OF the
cellar, n puff OF smoke following him. She gave an
alarm and the nquor-scllcr was captured. lie had
started three fires In the cellar
Recorder smyth remandcd him until today for
sentence. The maximum penalty Is Imprisonment
for ife AS persons were asleep In the building when
the fire was started.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"OUR CUAUNCEY."-ss Our T. hn uncey "is Chauncey
NJ Depew, tho mastery leader Of The Harrison force
nj Niuuea polls, made the principal speech there
ring the President. Dir. Depew IL scknowi.
edged 10 be OF American orators brinnf'
sparkIipg, sound and sasacions' HIS ater'd'nner
.veeches arc both models and the despair ofhis
rivals. "Our Chaurcey" IN poem, by isaac lie
RromIey Illustrated protusely and comcally by Dan
Beard and C. ID. Gibson. Two Of the best pen.and'ink
artists in New York City. IL Is "a deiicouspiece OF
fun. and u L. thoroughly possessed oil SPIT"
Of genial and sincere admiration for its eloquent sub.
,ect IL IL doubtful whether Mr.. Bromley has evcr
done hi. wit more credit than In these dnshins' roll
c L,uu and brilliant verses. Retail price, 81 copy
The book has been offered premium TO The readers
Of The Weekly Trfbmet and any actual subscriberfo
The Daily nsny obtain 1t the same TERMS VIZ;
80 cents a copy in addition ito his subscription. Tho
book IL sent In u paper box.
u,rvous reputed worth million more has been
revised and rcpubIished. IL gives the names Of 4OA1
ouares the United states, and the lines oil bust.
nc-. In which each made his fortune. With paper
cover In tho publication Will cost ID
CENTS, posfa re paid. subscription edition, onbetfer
per, with flexible cloth will be mailed TO any
nddre.s In per box, for 81. Probably 500 changes
ha vc been made In the isf.
KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1S91.-New, % pages,
The and best knitting aud Crochet Extra
ever Issued by The Tribune. ID cents copy. This
devoted patterns for lace garments hassock
aud cushion trimming, curtain bands bags.
mats scarf~, tidies handkerchiefs, etc. In addition,
a. pa 70, Tho charming "Home aud Society articles
from The sunday Tribune. A delightful number.
TRIBUNE WAR sTORIEs.-A ma gnidcent coilec.
lion of over 40 stories Of the Civil War; written BY
actual participants. Some Of their tales nre asong
the most ihrilng and pathetic which have been put
into print. 1o4 pasrs. Is cents copy.
AFTER. DINNER sPEECHEs.-A handsome pam.
phlet OF - pugcs, aiming tho most eloquent and
eute after dinner speeches and memorial ad.
dresscs public dnncrs Of the winter Of 1891
~ Ia New. DIRK City. rs cents q copy.
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, Why American VII.
LACE. Differ In Prosperity."In small pamphlet form,
the charming article OF b. c. NOrthrop, setting forth
the value Of handsome appearance and sanitary bet.
tcrmcns pleasure be derived BY the inhabitants
fro assocss stems and the great service
any MAJ can do his native village. cents copV
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copy.
NORTHFIELD, THE EXERCISES Atm prep.
arati0n. is cents copy.
Fer other Extras The Tribune send for circulars.
THE TRIBUNE.
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, coyry ISLAND Irrr-ssvrR GOING WEST.

Captain Sidney ". Human, the well-known Coney
Island c-saver, viii start on a tour to the Pacific
Coast I'm short time, visiting the principal cities on
his way, and giving exhibitions Of the methods Of life
saving and the resuscltaon OF people rescued from
the sea- Tie captain has record of fifty five lives
saved lie viii be accompanied Oh his tonr by Miss
Ouecnlc Christopher, who has done good service in
helping women who have been overcome by the
waves while bathing. Captain Human and Miss Chris
tophcr are 10 be married sOon and VIII give their
llfe-saving exhibition together.
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1t struck the investigator TIM, the significant
change in the Wholesale prices VI 1892, rs compared
with those OF 1885, in the reduction in the price
Of washbocrs washboer Is a utensil that Is used
In every housekeeping family In the country whether
in n crowded city tenement n roomy farmhouse.
difference Of 81 II dozen ut wholesale gives room
enough for the saving OF few cents at least on tho
retail cost Taking the totals Of Increase and de-
In the whole'ac prices OF 1888 and 1892 there
IS Slight bu, yet significant reduction in the general
the retail dealer These observations were I'm.
pressed upon the investigator u he jotted down his
notes. Securing samples OF the quoted wholesale articles
10 correspond exactly with those bought ut retail he
carried his great bundle to the nearest express
Office aud had them shipped to convenient point.
That night he showed Mrs. stetson his list OF whole
sale prices
excellent excellcnt!" she exclaimed. aNow.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Suprcmc Court-(ieners Tcrm--Iiecess Until October
supreme Court hambers-Before Beach, -Motsn
cal rdar Nos. l TO "a called al IL o'clock
supreme Court-Specal refm-Parts and II-Adourped
until October 3. 1892
Circuit Couft-Parts i, III, III and lV-Adjourned I'M
al october 3.
t,aliot John Schwhrtz. Patrick Hanly md George
Vogeier, 10 q. m. naImnnG Meyer. samuel H. Pc
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THEY WANT MONEY FOX TWO NOTES.

Charles d. Caldwell ard William X. Bunker nave
begun suit In the supreme Court against Vanderbilt
Allen for $40 100 Two notes, one for $1,000 ana
the other for 800, which were given by Allen 70
BUNKER Allen In his answer to the complaint de-
clarcs That the notes were given without consden
lion TO Bunker, although at the time he was led to
believe that there 10 be u consideration. They
were also given to Bunker he declares. with the un
Standing that they not TO be transferred but
now bunker has assigned them to the firm OF which
Bhnker Is the Junior member From Aliens an
sw.r Il appears that Allen and Bunker went Into part
nelshlp as brokers III January. 1883. Caldwell came
into the firm In 1885, aud the firm was dissolved In
1887 Allen declares that there was no accounting
OF the firms affairs and that II there had been the
firm would have owed him $4,000. The plaintiffs
deny this, and declare that Allen drew out $1,000 OF
the capital which he had put into the firm and did
moi replace IT, and that the nrm did not owe him any
thing.
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Tho Cunard Line steamship Galla, from Liverpool
via Queenstown. arrived here yesterday morning, ana
WAS allowed to go to her pier after only short de-
tcntion at Quarantine. She had 1o3 irst-cabn and
.6l second cabin passengers. Among those on board
were Chief Justice Richardson. the Rev. II. W. Plant,
Lieutenant T. b. NJ. Mason, L. $. A. DIR. S. ID. Close.
the Rev DR.. Il. A. Edwards DIR. james A.. iatlnles.
Dr. faneull d. WeissesL Cavendlsh Taylor DR.. ID.
Cheney, II. Betlune Wesse and \. W. Whitley.
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The manager OF the department didn't know why
milk-pans were so expensive In his stock. lie
guessed it was because there WAS so little call for
them that they had 10 make the profits OF several on
every sale. H. said this facetously, and Mrs.
Steson remarked Your. too truthful 10 be real
funny in other respects the quotations did ho'
differ materially from those at III" oher stores
Mrs. stetson went home In great good humor over
ihe result Of her objectlesson shopping expedition,
leaving tho reporter with his big bundle OF samples
TO find lis way TO wholesale establishment In
due time ono was found. thc samples were shown
and wholesale quotations were obtained as fol-
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THE EXCISE BOARD MUST GRANT THE LICENSE

Judge Pryor, In the Court OF Common Pleas, yester
day granted writ OF mandamas requiring the Excise
Hoard to give license TO James Lyons for bnr-
room at No. 2,2S3 Thild-ave. The man who for
mery held the license for the place had to get out
because the woman who owned the place woud not
renew his lease. lie had had his license renewed
so that IT did not run out until January next and
he would not transfer II TO the ne% lessee. The
BOARD refused to grant two licenses for the same
place. On the argument the counsel for the Board
contended that the court had power 10 grant the
writ unless II found that the Board had acted arb-
tr,,rily Judge Pryor said with some warmth that II
that was case he decided then and there that the
Board had acted In an exceedingly arbitrary Manner
and he granted the writ on the spot
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

L. the only line that maintains strictly hrst-cllss
limited train between Ncw-York and Chicago. All
other Limited" express trains merely limitations
Of tho celebrated Pennsylvania Limited =.