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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
THE CASES or THREE POLTCEUEN.
ONE or TRIAL FOR ROBBERY. TWO CHARGED
WITH pEHJUEY.

ONE on TRIAL FOR ROBBERY. TWO CHARGED
WITH PEiJURI
The cases OF three policemen charged with crime
occupied attention m General session yesterday Park
Policeman Michael +. Talon indicted for per
Jury On November II lie arrested Mrs. Lille T.
Coleman, 81 80. 10 East Forty scvcnth-St. Oh the
charge Of soliciting. lie swore that size bad spoken
10 him I'm Fnhavc. 1t came out TINT Talon had
been annoying her for time with his attentions.
She tried TO keep him AWAY from her. and finally
when he called at her house. she started for tho police
station 70 have him arrested lie went with her and
lodged a complaint against her. In the iorkville
Police Court justice Kilbreth discovered the polre
mans perjury and committed him.
District Attorney Nicol yesterday conferred Win
Judsc C0wing about the falsc testimony Of Policeman
joseph Back, OF the Church st. station To save
himself from censurc. Back svGrc 10 series Of ls
about arrcstlng John Linchan. The phsoner
accused OF robbery and convicted When tho perjury
Of the policeman came 10 Hight Judge C0wing granted
Lmehan a new trial. Mr.. Nicoll will decide about
prosecuting Back when the stenOgrnphcrs minutes
transcribed.
Policeman Joseph J. Craig trial for the
robbery OF william Mullhcarn. Il lsh dealer OF No
$50 West Thirty c.ghth-st. Of @lJJ. III the first
trial the jury disagreed. The case was not finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
RTpp The yLRDN1 STCR EyOyETlTrD

PlNaddpma. Nov. 22-Although under Indictment
IN Montgomery County charged with having caused
the wreck Of October % on the Reading main line
by which eight pct'onS lost thelr llves ut Flat Rock
the ya7dmnStcr John r. Rupp practically ex-
Oncrai,d today by coroner's Jury here. After M
vcsiigatng the death 81 Hiram Gottsclnll Who died
here from injuries received In the collision verdict
was rendered ccusuring the Of freight train 5s
Which crashed lnlO the pottsvillc express because
they had dlr gadtd a red flag which was sIcralle,i
10 them NJ Pcncoyd In accordance with "A "holdr
order from Rupp who had dispatched the freight.
The Reading Company is also censured for the blocked
condition VI the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
THIRTY FEET or SOLID ROCK SILT

Niagara Fuls. Y. Y, Nov. 30 spccal).-One OF
the finest salt wells In the world has bccn sunk by
the Canadian Pacific Railroad ut Windsor ont, and
salt struck this week. Yesterday afternoon, at
depth of i.27 foot. the drill rods suddenly dropped
few feet, and then made great hpaIway
After drilling little further the wen was pumped
and brine o! an exceedingly strong quality Was brought
to the surface. At to-day the dh Is were thirty
feet In SOLID rock salt The drcrs say Il f. the
finest we'll they ever saw. The company Intends 10
erect one VI the lnrgcst silt plants In existence The
salt viii Ike manufactured By new process II is
the intention to start IN with IL capacity OF 900
la a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
TILE YlLE.HARTARD ANXUAL DEBATE.

Ncw-Ilsvcn. Conn. Nov 2o.-Members Of Yale and
Harvard representing the debating societies Of the
two COLLEGES met nj sprlnrlrd last saturday and made
arrangements for the annual debate ut Cambridge.
which is TO become regular affair between the two
universities. The date decided upon Is January ~.
There will De three speakers Oh each dc. Tic fol
lowing question was chosen: Resolved. that the
power Of railroad corporations in the United States
.houd be further lmitol by National legislation.
Yale submitted the question and Harvard WILL there
fore. have the choice Of sides II Is thought TINT
Governor Ru.sol, o. NJ ssaChusetts. will preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

the Rev. Or. Kollcr and Other wei KNOWN ''i" ''
There are over 700 orphans and destitute cllldF'l
cared for bv tho society Elaborate preparations nave
been made for celebrating tho dod.ca'ion IT." "i.'"
Ing are The officers ana manager. Of the M,'''Il"
Ms Philip ). Joachimscn. president; Mrs. = i'I''r'
yice-prc,dcni: Mrs. i. Barnett. treasurer Nh'a-
sr,-,sl.s Jane 1LrrDan. Nj. ]. Hart. NJ j. n, -
1id MIS- l. Ue,e Mrs. L. Abrams. Mr.. II. Le-zyN1
Ms H. iaiiter',ach Mrs. +. llcyman: Mr.. A. Ho:ie'
Mrs Jacob Baiz Mls. J. Scicl and Mrs.. g I''o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
A NEW ATTRACTION AT THE INSTITUTE FAIR.

Among the prominent exhibitors Of bantams at the
special exhibition which the United Bantam Club Of
America has put into the American Institute Far until
Friday ". Hayward Company. Rutherford v. j..
y. c. Thornton, Philadelphia A. Il. Blunck. Johns
town. y. Y: 7. W. E'tr0th. Red Bank. y. j.. and
George Thurman, Of Brooklyn. All Of these have a
good showing. and the variety Of birds which arc In
the cages certainly show tho bantam u the best ad-
vnntagr. The Pekin both buT and white ex-
tremely handsome; the japanese hlkes are curl
Osity, and the red pyle Indian game are beautiful
BIRDS. and proud II they already prize
winners. Taken IN connection with the rest Of the
exhibition this showing Of little chickens is especially
Interesting and the attendance Tomorrow at the In
stiue Hall. In ThTdave.. should be big enough u
tax the patience Of the exhibitors. and 10 make the
nanac gers happy at the result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
BUSINESS N TIE SUPREME COURT

Washington, Nov. 22.-Thc supreme Court o' 'he
United states to-day transacted the ioHo"l"S Ous'
hess
so 2O-BcnIamiu F. Butler. plaintiff in error. aat'
Charles p. Gorcley. assisnee. etc. Argument o0H'
tlnued. -. ., al
appellants ast. Loretta Shropshire 1T al Vre,ca
TINT the name Of Hester Lvle be changed 10 E'ts'
Lyle In the title OF this case. a.,
No. 5J-lIenry h. McMuileD, appellant, as' "'
United states. submitted. - -
No 5,i-Thc II incis Central Railroad Company.
plaintiff In error sgt. the city OF Decatur Argument
begun. 80 r, A.. oou ,r,,,
adjourned until tomorrow. The day call WIZ
Ia Nos So %, %, 81. ~ o3, "a, %. 66 and o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
THE rRoDUoE EXCHANGE WILL NOR prrLD

The members OF the Produce Exchange, by a vote
Of 1873. yesterday decided build the pro-
posed addition TO the Exchange In the court In stone
n lust south Of the tower advised by the building
Committee. aud submitted To ballot, In accordance with
resolution OF the Board OF Managers adopted on
November IL.
The plan WIS that the Sonest. font OF the Ex-
change be continued from the west side OF the court
TO the east side OF the Exchange property The
,pnce 50 by 1868 feet, ana the proposed building
would have added nDOut 10000 square feet 10 Tie
spacc available Tor omces. IL would have cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
TIE norton FELL OFT OF THE APPLE clRr

II was the good canal boat Applicant that had this
terrific maine adventure. She lay at the pier at
springst.. North River. and. rather appropriately
sDrang leak tb"r' late on MONDAY night. Theroupon
Ike any normally constituted canal boat began
10 sink at once She was loaded with ircongguous
cargo Of pig ron and shlngs. The pig iron helped
her to sink the shingles strovc to keep her ahoat
The Chapman pumping boat came 10 the rescue and
tried pump her ont The t'ee inhsrmoniols forces
proved too much for the Applicant. Tho pumping
boat had Just begun TO work real hard the
bottom dropped ont Of the Applicant, and down went
the pig irOh like late laNented hero TO thu bottom
II ny sen where II got very wct, and they haven't
found il vet. The SHINGLES. being If mOrs bnoyant
temperament, foatd of gayly with tho upper works
Of the boat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
ALMOST DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
4 CHILD ACCIDENTALLY sTRANGLEs ITSELF AND
ITS MOTHER JUMPS DOWN An MRsHiFT.

a, cu11n ACCIDENTALLY sTRANGLES ITSELF AND
ITS MOTHER JUMPS DOWN An AIRsHAFT.
A double calamity darlencd the home OF James
Callaghan, at No. 220 East one hundred-ana-tweh'y
seventhst., yesterday, when his onli chhc WIS
stranged by accident and his wife tried to XIII h"rSe
BY jumping down airshaft. Callaghnn Is lnborr III
urnber-yard lie and his wife Catherine, twenty-iouT
years old were married three years ago. They have
lived in rear rooms on the fifth floor Of the tenement
house. Those rooms neatly and comfortably
furnished and Callaghan's neghhors say tiat ne i
a steady, Woodworking man. The la9y' James was
born eleven months ago. baNy carriage III "M'h
his mother wheeled him about In Harlem streets Oh
pleasant days, served also as bed In when he
took maps in the daytime. lie was asleep In the
carriage NJ @ 80 A. M Yesterday when Mrs. Caaghan
left hin alone In her sittine-room and went 10 Il
grocery store in the nelshborhood. She had tied n
cord across the top Of the carriage TO keep him 'ou
falling out. When she returned, after an absence
Of few minutes. she found him dangling hnli way
ont OF the carriage. The cord had caught his neck
and had stranglcd Elm.
CrazeG with grief Mrs. Callaghan ran down,iair'
to the third story screaming for help. Mr.. DonaM-
son and Mrs G.rard, two Of her nc.ghlor, followed
her back 10 her sitting room and unWOuld the cora
from the chllds neck. There WIS no sgn OF ne
in the little BODY but Mrs. Donaldson 20 call Dr.
Mauphln physician whose Office was not far away
Mrs. Caachan tried to Jump out Of window but
restrained by Mrs. "lFrTd Ut. Ma"lh'" cam
lned the chlld's body and said II was hfcosS Mrs
Calaghan ran ont Of the room. few moments later
Mrs Girard sought for her in the adjoining bedroom
and saw that window opening into AN airahait was
raised Looking down the shaft She saw MTs.
| Calaghan lying at the bottom OF II.
she WINS conscious when she taken out Of The
| shaft. Dr. Mauphin examined he: and found that
her right leg was fractured In two places ard That
| her head cut ,scverly. He thought She had
received internal inJurlcs also An ambulance carried
her 10 the Harlem Hospital Tho surgeons there raid
home AZ noon and overcome by his sudden mis-
| fortunes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

The annual convention Of the chr Phi Fraternity
will be held at the ST. James Hotel. In this city, Fri
DAY and saturday, November ~ and 70 Delegates
are expected to be- present from all the colleges al
which this fraternity has chapters, among them be
ing Cornell Amherst. Yale. Brown, Rutgers, Lemgh,
Lafayette University OF Virginia, University OF CAT
forn!a University OF Georgia, University OF Ohio aAd
many smaller colleges ~ the South and west The
presiding officer will be John ID. Adams. Of this city.
Tie fraternity banquet will be held at Sherry's on
Friday evening among the speakers will be the Rev.
Dr. Arthur c. Powell. of baltimore; Judge Emory
specr OF Georgia Henry Stockbridge, ir. Of Baiti-
more Lloyd Mex Garrison, OF this chy, vii! Ited
a poem. The committee OF arrangements expect "A
large attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
lie SAYS HIS WIFE TREATED HIM CRUELTY.

William c. Rockwell. a bookkeeper In an uptown
collection agency. has a suit pending In the Court OF
Common Pleas. " which he asks for limited divorce
from his wife, Anna c. Rockwell. on the ground OF
H., c-roi and ,nhnmon treatment. They
rnrr,.d on July IL lss2 and have two children liv
Ing lie declares that after their marriage nh
wife began 10 abuse him. and that her arNhhess las
Increased until Il IS unsafe for HIN TO live with Der
longer. Judge Bookstaver yesterday Gave the VIE
counsel fee Of 80. Rockwell receives sAsS ="
ri "A week,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
TIE COUR rs.
THE BrRKlIALTER CASE AGAIN.

The application for the removal Of Charles IL
rancher as assignee .. the firm Of Burhhaer Co..
and for the appointment OF receiver Of the assets
Of tie firm was argued considerable length before
justice Ingraham. in the supreme Court yesterday
stern & Rushmorc. Frederic r. Coudcrt and David
Mcclure appeared for FanchcT, and the living Ha
Onal Eank, IN UNFOLDING the assignment ana BIuihel
stci a. IIirsch and Charles Zabrske for the creditors
who want Mr.. Eancher removed. justice lngrhiAm
took the papers and reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
SMALLPOX on THE SALE

The North German Lloyd steamship Sanlc arrived
hero yesterday, after stormy voyage. rho had twelve
cabin and S47 stceragc passengers IN boar and all
were reported well with the exception Of an eight
ycnr-old boy, who suffered from smallpox. lie was
removed swinburnc Island the ship and passen-
gers were funigated and disinf-cted. ON Novcm-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
CHINESE LEAVING SAN FRANcISC0 FOR HOME

son Francisco Nov. GA wealthy Chnr'e "er
chant OF this city, speaking OF the expected eo'hs %
Of the large Chinese houses here which was ,' go
last night said that the firms In emma w''o" no.
h.on hacking them had become alarmed at the anu
Chinese legislation In iris country ana mad oo',
Guided TO withdraw their capital invested hefe 49,
merchant said that In the last year the chinese
latlon on the Pacific Coast had decrease ON, on dh,
lie added that not "A steamer had siiicu " ,oS"n
port for China for months pas that haa nS s than
ron 300 TO 500 Chinese. an average vi N'' ~
hfty coming here on steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
TO DEDICATE AN ORPHAN asylum.

TIE dcdlcstion Of the orphan asylum OF the Hebrew
shc erng Guardian society. at Elevcnt-ave. and one
hundred q nd. fitch ST.. Will take place Thanks
giving DAY ut > p. m. There win be an address by
the president Mrs. p. j. Joachlmscn. Judge Charles
p DAILY Judge Mchdam, Recorder Smyth. Elbridge
r. Gerry Jacob H. sehin the Rev. DR.. H. P. Mendes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

W. There is all the difference III the
Ii world between the soda fountain
Q and the fountain Of nature; IT'S the
d;f;aronco between the artificial aud
real. The = genuine Vichy is espe-
ciallv et1cc i live in diseases affecting
the liver, t- kidney and stomach. 1t
is.howcvcr, enjoyed at its greatest value
bv those who use it ~ as preventive
rather than a curc.e ! 1t possesses the
rare gualityofbclng a tome Wi'hol',
reactionary effects. 1t IS dcil gh'iul
table water, taken at meal III time IL
stimulates the ap .in T. aids inn eli:
feet upon the system, which makes
one feel stronger in body and OF ~
a clearer, brighter and happier Y
mind. Ask for Vichy Celcstin. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

ard specifications sufficient In form and legal effect,
and this was carried Ayes, So nays. -. several
attempts 10 record the ayes and nays We're mace oui
failed. This action makes necessary d formal uid
this charge at least.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

hor - flo shin WIS struck by Il heavy Storm WIN
,,r,crsol,. bqh seas. one Of them struck me vcs
sci and tore away the starboard sidc OF lhc oi"e''
sweeping it over the deck Hike IA iH''o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
LAKEWOOD TRAINS

Leave New-York from station Central Ra.roau
Ncw-Jersey, foot Liberty st.. NJ X, f'So' o'Ao .. -"
AS, 3 40. 4 20 p. m.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
AFTER NATURAL GAS PLANTS.
The standard oil Company New Tru,
scheme at Pittsburg.

The standard Oil Company's New Trust
scheme at Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, April 19.-The Standard Oil
company IS said to be after the natural gas
plants, also big independent oil pipe line 70
the seaboard, and it has forced the price OF
crude petroleum down 10 such low point
-ffty-nine cents a barrel-that the indie
pendent producers are talking Of a shut
down for five months beginning May l.
The first named scheme means the absorp
ton of the leading natural gas companies OF
western Pennsylvania, and their amaiga
nation into a gigantic trust the ultimate
idea being TO supply a manufactured fuel
gas
The Standard Oil company is said TO be
the owner Of process, invented by a Lon
don chemist, that has been fully tested and
pronounced a success. The idea is to make
the Philadelphia, Of which George Westing
house is president, the nucleus Of the trust
and double its stock. The companies to be
absorbed are as follows: Philadelphia com
pany, CHARTERS Valley Gas company, Bridge
water Gas company, Peoples Natural Ga
and Pipage company, Manufacturers Gas
company, Allegheny Heating company,
Ohio Valley Gas company, Pennsylvania
Gas company. Total, nine companies with
a capital of sl5,52i 600
The independent pipe line which the
Standard is said TO desire 70 gobble is one
almost completed from the Mcdonald oil
field to Linwood, few miles below Phila
deiphia
Over hundred producers in the oil fields
of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virgins
have already signed an agreement TO sus
pend operations for five months, beginning
Nav
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
rELeeRAPHlc sReWrlEs.

Il is expected that 1000 900 socialists will
take part in the May Day professions
throughout France
San Antonio, Tex, is in a panic because
of incendiary fires.
The ice jam at Winnipeg has been broken
by the use Of dynamite.
John Lotus, a Waterloo veteran, died at
Olean, N. Y, aged III years.
IL is reported that President Baker, Of the
Worlds fair directory, win be asked to re.
sign.
A tornado is reported TO have killed three
homa territory
who reached Washington April Is, 1861
held their arst reunion at Reading, Pa.
The Anaconda Smelling company has
suddenly closed about half Of It's works,
throwing out OF employment about ZOO
miners
The Russian famine relief fund, Of which
Drexel g. Co., of Philadelphia, are treasur-
ers, now amounts TO Sl35, l3i. .7s and is stead.
ily growing.
The body Of Nelly Brown, Of Otego N. ",
who disappeared mysteriously in january,
was found in the Susquehanna river near
| Wells Bridge.
DIR. A. NJ Chord, Of Logansport, Ind, who
was sandbagged by Elmer Willard, died
from his injuries.
Timothy A. Dugan was sentenced TO Eve
| days in the common Jail at Boston for false.
( hood and drunkenness while serving on a
! jury.
Applications for space ia the Chicago fair
buildings now aggregate more than 1000, ,OOC
square feet
Low Back and in Geng, two Christian
Cinnamon, were shot in a 50. Louis rostaur
ant and win probably die. IL is said that
the highbnders have resolved TO kin al
Christian Chinese.
All the school teachers at Fort Dodge, la
both male and female, are on strike for an
increase Of wages. The schools are closed.
Henri de Koch, the novelist son Of Pau
de Koch, died in Paris.
Herr Damn, the famous German aeronaut
died in Berlin
The Italian government is taking steps {,
prevent any disturbance on May Bay.
Governor Flower has signed the annua
appropriation bill after vetoing two items
Secretary Of State Rice has ordered rt
enumeration of the Third election distric
Of the Second ward Of Yonkers, n. Y.
Justice Lamar who has been very ser
ously m, is now oonvalescent and able \
walk about the house
| Harvey Knowlton, who In 1871 made hin
self widely known by recapturing from th
Canadian officials his schooner, the Edwar
A. Horton, which had been seized for fsl
, ing within the three mile limit, died
4 | Gloucester, Mass.
4 Secretary Tracy is confined to his hon
n by bronchial trouble.
o Senator PETER wants foreign consuls
e furnish information about the use ele
n tricity for farming purposes.
n A bin was reported to the senate appr
u priating SIS, ,4sl for the completion an
dedication OF the monument commemora
z ing the surrender Of Burgoyne az saratog
e NY
b The naval practice vessel Bancroft win |
e launched at Elizabethport, N. j., April q
q The vessel was named In honor Of the b
y tOrian
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
ANARCHIST eANTeR ON THE SHOOT.
He Fatally Wounds His wife aud Severe
ly Injured His Daughter.

He Fatally Wounds His wife aud Severe
ly Injured His Daughter.
BROOKLYN, April l9.-John Ulrich Ganter,
an anarchist, Of Williamsburg, fatally shot
his wife and injured his eldest daughter SO
badly that she may not survive. The couple,
with their two daughters, Augusta and Cor
nelia, live at 22 Scholes street. Ganter is a
machinist He has made many anarchistiC
speeches in the Williamsburg Labor Lyceum
lately. When his daughters called him t.
supper he growled at the meat. Cornelia
retorted, "You didn't provide it."
Her father kicked her in the side and she
swooned The mother bent over the girl,
shrieking- Ganter, cursing, turned away
and returned with a revolver.
He fired one shot at his wife's back The
bullet passed through the kidneys, and she
viii die. Cornelia has heart disease, and the
kick win probably kill her.
Ganter ran out of the house, never stop
ping until he had reached a saloon a mile
away. Here he laid the pistol ON a table
and boasted that he had killed his wife
mo one can take me alivol" he shouted.
The saloon keeper called in Sergeant Streck
ly and another officer They told the bar
tender to turn out the gas, fearing TO tackle
him in the light. In the darkness they
rushed upon him and overpowered him.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
News Of Congress.

WASHINGTON, April l0-The senate pass
ed the two court bills laid over from Thurs
day, and spent the remainder OF the day in
executive session over the modus vivendi
The session of the house was devoted /.
the consideration of the naval appropria,
tion bill, which was finally passed as IL came
from the committee, with the exception Of
the dry dock az Algiers, La, which was
stricken out on point Of order. The elec
tion case OF Noyes versus Rockwell, Of New
York, Is being considered. The passage OF
the naval appropriation bill as il was re.
ported by the committee means the defeat
both Of Mr.. Holman, the economist, and OF
Mr.. Boutelle, who led the battle for the
continuance OF the enlargement of the navy.
The debate was marked by many speeches.
Mr.. Houk, OF Ohio, said that If New York
city were destroyed by an invading feet
the offending power would pay for it after
ward
The probability is that the naval appro-
priation bill viii, despite the objections OF
Mr. Holman, be amended in the senate so
as 70 provide for the continuance Of the
creation Of the new navy and that, in con.
ference, the house win yield.