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New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
Az ACCIDENT CAUSED By STREET EXCAVATIONS.

There was an exciting scene at Throop ave. ana
Rroodwav Brooklyn last night. one Of The horses "i
= car Of the Union Avenue Railroad disappeared III
an excavation made in the street by a gang OF work
r,cn If the Board Of city Works. Yesterday inc
Street, in the nc!ghborhO" Of tie a'cilem oeea'"c
Hooded from break in the waterm"n' Inc H,'e,'
,u both sides of the track torn UP. ana hoic
ron rec in depth was dug. The driver OF TIE ear mad
nor noticed the excavation until the horse had lale
in The hole WIS partially filed with water ana thn
animal narrowly escaped drowning. Before the morse
could be cAtIloated IL was necessary 10 arrange uVr
Log from tie elcNated stru0 tuI0.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
vrwro1K >HrEp B9EEDERs MLIT'

a,o.s, 4, ,ssociat;on opened at the Chamber
VIZ sc ,hls mornng omccrs were elected as
t,,,ows president. DR.. c. d. Smead' Logan hrS'
vice president. william H. Osborne. N,'o' cr.ry and
nreslsent. James Hilton, New-scoi'u ,1
,n.,,,rsr rrank D. ward south bS'o"' u''e''"
T. N Collin, EcntOn Centf"
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
J,.DGr D. clpr HERRIcK HoLDs corRr.

AWafiv Jan. o l~pcciah.-D. Cady IL rick a-sutrd
the duties ~ supreme Court JUDI" to-day, holding I"
,~i,l term lie disposed Of .cvcntccn cd,e, IN m
hour and avvnfcd not the least "ncw' Ia the posi-
tim He ba. not However, resigned his seat IN the
cfa.ic state Committee and iii not until an"T
tLc municipal election in the spinG. Nr ierro"
Eas an old sore 20 pay son' Icbciho's lil' men, ana
will ce even before he give, mp his political place
II s stated in his lclaE that Mr iicrrIcH VIII no'
itt@,d any further meetings of the state Committee
buf viii be 0pTcsentcd hy IroAy.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
1wo rycorYrEES WIN GAEzrS uEN
REPORT or \ TEX>s SHERIFF CAPT. HiRWE'
SOOTHING INPfrl1ON.

'tNt IlNlf Mr. ~ iI'N
san Antonio Tea, J1n. 80 ue", 81 NtiIu"G
nature Ia, been resolved ai M!ily Department u ad
ou,tcr, concerning the situation ON the border bni
several interesting reports have reached here Robert
llavuc. ~Ic,ir 81 L1Patt County. IcNa-, writing from
R:.udc fcx give tie particulars Of two encounters
with the rvciuion-t- lIr says m' I'ir '''"'"
Garln, trail and had eh- with The outlaw and 200
II h, follower sheriff IIatuc- has several prisoner
and ore wounded man hcilucins t0 Gnrhi'o band lie
ha. also paper, belonging 10 the rcyolutJna, adcr
the MIXTURE o which ho could not -tuto, they were
all torn. Aftcr pa.tIg them up b" vii report.
Cordnin IranCs Ilarlie. "a Cgydry. who is at
solcroac TcA Nnt report ot wll.rh The following
is an extract: "SInco leaving Curtzo, Ten, have
scented d0xn the river far A. Homo" The country
between CurIizO ard Roma seems 10 be- hotbcd for
revolntionl,ts this bdng the worst place tn" river
ON this ranch there about hfy men, and there i
ro d.,uLt that some of them W,r" IN the different
,iarza bands: bat / cannot prove H. TWO arrests
were made FclclanO ChaIn, Judge, and Brigada
Salines.',
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10

Chicago Jan ct WI, reported We ieri"S 'h''
six Of The smaller packing hr- are about u ~ ' ~
an English syndicate. The story. II tn' ""'''
u bearing upon the outcome oI th' h't'"o" 90 t,,,'
-, 80. ,,cl..r. have obtained au injunction nom
,to chancellor Of Sew jersey, preventing hc pay
,,eut bv the S,ock YARD, Company "t f''"'o"'' ia
mouey and securities to tn " Big Four ~ N' g.,
cour.el for the outside packers, lays ''e'' :, Nv
truth n the report, and J. c. llnteN ''n" '''','n
t,,d. Of the Chicago Packing and Provision ''"P"'''
dc 1
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
TWO RELICS OF THE REVOLUTION.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 9.-Two cannon-balls have been
found at the Glen Mills stone quarres. embedded In
the rock about twenty feet below the surface OF tho
earth About eight feet of this covering solid
rock and the remainder earth In which trees and
underbush Lad grown. II is supposed that the balls
lave been there since the Revolution and probably abous
the time the battle Of Brandywinc fought Chadds'
ford the scene Of the battle. is about four miles e'
tsnk
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
ruc1lrcguoyr Miy0R PARK ScIE1r.

Ananr. Jan. Special. The Larclmont Manor
Fax society las been incorporated. with q We" l."
establishing parks or play -oanG> for children III III
village of IaIrhmont. The managers arc 'i'"'
H. Murray, GcDrsr Il. Wight. DNlh J'id'"'' ~ '.'
- :, r,rrto- ro.cnb Uird william IL. Campbell ana
oswald SandcrsOn.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
WORKMIy's HORRIBLE DElTH.

Reading. Penn, Jan. "a shaft weighing $500
poupds fell on Charles Y Garman twenty three years
old employed at the works Of the Reading Iron Com
pany today crushing the life out Of him and horribly
manglng bis body.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
RrcOycILED AND REMARRIED.

Troy, y. y, Jan. o.-Ihe marriage oil "oo'so w.
Svtcr and hi, eX-wife of Luzernc, took pace yes'cr
,, rhov ,rere divorced about six weeks ago. the
u,hand having surprised man in the womans com
pany. the visitor receiving bullet from slyters re-
,n1I
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
SuoT gTMSFIF To AVOID IySi.yTY.

syracuse. y. Y, Jan. o.--Charles Gnstu wellto
do farmer living north of syracuse, committed suicide
last evening by shooting himself through the head
lie ind become desp0ndent through fear OF insanity
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
vrV TRTtJ DENIED To DIR. GRIVES

Denver. Col Jan. 0-Judge Rising this morning re
mod a new tIal 10 Dr. Graves, and also denied the
uo,ion for a continuance. A motion for arrest of
Judgment WAS then filed. This will be heard on Mon
day and that also denied, sentence Of death Will
lie Immediately passed.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
.y0rgrR yry- BANK II BUFrILO.

pusaIo ~ " Jan. 0.-.\nother new bank. to ne
called the Columbia National will be started IN 'hs
city about May |. with JOSIAH Jc"e'' a' prcsuV" "
capital OF S20o,0OO This Is the hitl nc" Oh'iA III
Buffalo within year.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
rnJryIyG RlILROlD EMFLOlIS A""HSIhD'

Lancaster Penn. Jan. o'-I''''' crau.,o.. -.
and ree, IT.. " omnloy Of the pennsylvania Railroad Co-
men, ~ ,a~s we % been arrested charged with stealing from
Rany M comnsnv msr a, conmbn The coaIsny has been
.svy suersr Of late from petty tA'''' ~ "'' p0a'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10

src,,,1,ev POSTER GOES TO FORTRESS MONROE.
Washington. Jan. o-secFc'1iS ,.ls,, 70 ror,ross
started this afternoon iof
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10

4 MILLION MORE FOR cAhAhDlE LlDh'Hi
pittsburg Jan 0.-It is announced mere 'n'i' "ie
pla6s for the new Carnegie Library VIII po 'h'''eu
md that Mr. Carnegie will add 10 MS elit
Tt nhIcb 10 bulld one OF the finest libraries in the
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
SPEAKER CRISP CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.

Washington Jan. 0.-The condition OF speaker Crisp
continues TO improve lie dictated several letters
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10

* auTRJciy t>cUTPTOR'S WORK SELLS WELL.
Madison Ind. Jan. t>peclaD.- George Barnard.
Madison, Young sculptor ha, sold hi, large "Nicor'
croup which j, now In model at Paris and awaitile
hi. return there 10 he rut in marble. Ncw.> ogkcr-
hourlt il for r3J,OfO.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10

rHB BULGARIAN N-RossENDALE-IN
CHURoHILI-THE CAMBRIDGE CHANCEL-
LoRsHIr-MR. GLADSTONE ON BIB
LICAL CRT1ClSM-M. DE MAU.
PASSANT-N. DE LAVELEYE
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
IBY CARLE THE TKibUNE-l
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
rHE NEWS oF ALBANY.
The Lie Passed In the Senate over the
Contested Elections Resolution.

The Lie Passed in the Senate over the
Contested Elections Resolution.
ALBANY. March l6-In the senate the
special order was the concurrent resolution
Of Senator Saxton leaving all contested
election cases to the jurisdiction Of the
courts Mr. Saxton spoke in its behalf.
Senator Osborne said that Mr.. Saxton
only presented the Republican side Of the
question. He defended his right to the
Dutchess county seat upon the returns Of
his county, upon the decision of the court Of
appeals and that Of the state board of can
vassers.
Mr.. Erwin-wnl the gentleman explain
how he was elected.
Mr. Cantor-It has already been explained.
Why should he not be elected when one OF
Tom Platt's lieutenants entered the county
clerks Office and fixed the returnsl
Mr.. Erwin-It is a lie. It was never done.
Mr.. Platt never instigated any fraud. The
situation is misrepresented.
After some further hot discussion the bill
was passed; Yeas, 10; nays, 3, the Demo
eiafs voting for it.
The Buffalo grade crossing bill was put
upon passage and passed in al )ut thre'
minutes.
The governor sent in the nomination o.
Alfred c. Chaplin, Of Brooklyn, 70 be rail
road commissioner in place Of Isaac Baker
The nomination was confirmed. The gov
ernor sent in the name OF ex-senator Mi
chael c. Murphy, of New York, in place o
i E. G. Comstock, port warden Of New York
/ and on vote the nomination was confirmed
The supply bin was a special order for tn
/ day in the assembly. The disposition wa
almost unprecedented in the history Of tn
/ legislature. II was read a second time, no
discussed, no amendments were offered
and it was at once put on final passage, re
ceiving 95 Affirmative votes
The greater New York bill was again de
feated The fight was sharp, but the dis
cussion was on the same lines as before
The vote was As for TO "a against A mo
tion TO reconsider was lost
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
clnrl..nn Nntn cnndiaate.

AsnEvuLE, n. C., March l6.--J. s. Clark
son, chairman of the Republican national
committee, who came 10 this city four weeks
ago to try aud arrest a siege OF iniiammatory
rheumatism, came too late, and has had a
severe and painful attack of t. He is at
Battery Park hotel, where United Press
representative saw him When asked as 20
the truthfulness Of the reports that he Is a
candidate for the presidency, he replied;
"Of course there Is no foundation what
ever for such reports My answer 10 all
such inquiries and kindly proffers Of help on
this subject has constantly been no. have
never heard that bell ring and is music Is
not enchanting TO me-
Who Is your preference for the Republican
nomination. was asked.
s'I have not taken sides In the matter, and
as chairman of the national committee
could not properly do so. We need a man
who will heal all Republican divisions every
where; who viii poll the full party vote and
draw most strongly on the voters this yeal
and most heavily draw from Democrats N
/ New York and northern states; men whS
are already halfway In favor of Republican
ism by being In favor Of reciprocity
"Do you think there viii be several candi
dates balloted fort"
1T looks 80. Algcr, Cullom and Blair arr
proclaimed candidates; Manderson Is likel,
to be. There is strong undertone OF popu
lar movement toward Uncle Jerry Rusl
and one of gathering power for Governo
McKiuleyn
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
DRIFTING INTO INSANITY
The Kaiser's Ear Disease Eat
ing Onward to His Brain.
A REGIME OF DYNAMITE IN PARIS.

Another Mighty Explosion and an Avowed
Intention on the Part Of the Anarchists
to Inaugurate q Reign Of Terror-The
The Marquis De Morcs Fights Duel.
LONDON, March i6 1t is said the malady
Of the lSaiser's ear is getting worse and is
attended by frequent paroxysms Of excru-
ciating pain. The disease is incurable, and
the most serious results may be expected.
The kaiser's recent extravagances and aber-
rations are attributed 70 the effect Of the
disease on his brain The kaiser is said to
have ordered the discontinuance Of the inn
perial subscription TO the London Punch
because IL contained several illusions OF q
distasteful character OF his recent actions
Rumors OF the progress Of the disease OF
the emperor's ear have had a disquieting
effect in official circles The emperor was
to have a special consultation with Caprivi
on the passing OF the school bill before the
recess Of the landtag. The chancellor, after
waiting in the ante-chamber half hour,
was informed that the emperor could not
see him.
The Inflammation which heretofore has
been internal is said 10 have caused pain
ful swelling In the side of the neck and to
have extended toward the base Of the brain.
The result is that the emperor suffers from
insomnia and is exceedingly irritable.
Nevertheless he attends to his duties as
usual, although against the advice Of his
| physicians.
Il is thought that the excitement Of the
| last two weeks, including the riots and the
storm OF opposition against the school bill,
have aggravated his case. The emperor
makes every effort to quiet the appreher-
sion which his condition excites among his
family and ministers His frequent appear
ance ON horseback in the streets is said to be
due to his desire 10 disprove the disquiet-
ing reports afoat as regards bis health.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
PARIS AeAIN pYNAMITep.
An Anarchistic Reign OF Terror seems
To lie the scheme.

An Anarchistic Reign of Terror seems
To lie the scheme.
PARIS, March i6-Another fearful dy-
Mantle explosion occurred here at Lobau
barracks, occupied by the Republican
Guards adjoining the Hotel de Vile and it
looks as though reign OF anarchistic ter
ror was about 10 be inaugurated. The bar
racks are occupied by 500 guards, but they
were not all In the building. There were,
however n large number OF men asleep IN
the barracks. Suddenly awakened by the
tremendous roar and shock, the men sprang
for the doors and windows thinking that
any moment the walls would come topping
down upon them. The people In the streets
hastened TO the scene. The police learned
that dynamite cartridge had been plnced
upon ledge of window of the messroom,
on the ground floor OF the barracks Pieces
Of the copper casing of the cartridge and
bits Of fuse were found.
By the greatest good luck the guards es-
capped without injury. The material dam
age was great Hundreds OF windows were
shattered, and the walls q the barracks and
other buildings bear marked traces Of the
explosics. In the messroom was a large
and very heavy table This was completely
wrecked. Every chair had been blown
ANNln Alo IAtNN ullN thN A''A hA''NAt'' ~
very sorry appearance.
The side Of the barracks on which the ex-
i plosion occurred presents the appearance Of
i having been riddled with shot There is
not a whole pane Of glass In the windows,
and the window frames are torn and jagged.
| Opposite the barracks stands the church Of
st. Gervais. Many Of the windows in the
church were ground TO atoms by the shock
Interviews have been had with two Of the
anarchist leaders, who are known TO then
colleagues as Companions x and. z, They
i said:
eve have begun war, n cdtance w,
have long since abandoned h1pe Of obtain
ing anything from socialism 'or legal action
! The laws are made solely-.or the purpose o
I safeguarding capital cod property MI.
anal struggle IL commanding. Yes IL 4 hV
terror that we win Overcome the present
state Of thinga EScannot upset it in any
other way We are soliSIg organized. We
have no papers as an organized Society, but
there is an invisible link which serves as an
/ organization. Each man acts on his own
account, without informing anybody Of his
plans save two OF three companions who
| assist him. -
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
coNeREssloNAL eRocegpINes.
Discussing Judge Wood and Free Wool
The Bchring Sea Case.

The Behring Sea Case.
WASHINGTON, March i6-Quite an ami
mated discussion was started in the senate
over the urgent deficiency bill, which Incl
dentally elected from Messrs Allison and
Hale, of the senate committee on appropria-
tions, and Mr. Sherman, pointed censure on
the custom Of Withholding appropriations
from consideration by the house and asking
the senate to insert them. The treasury
department was specifically referred to by
Mr.. Alison in thk connection. The senators
from West Virginia understanding that
Senator Morrill,, on his sickbed, was dis
turbed in mind because Of his inability TO
be present TO speak on a pending West Nir-
ginia bond question, gracefully asked that
the latter be postponed until the senator
recovered, and suggested that he be tele-
phoned TO that effect The Military Acad-
emy appropriation bill was passed All the
rest Of the day was consumed in executive
session over the nomination of Judge
Wood, Of Indiana, as United States circuit
appellate Judge. The range taken by the
discussion Of this nomination indicated that
it would occupy the time in executive ses
sion for several days longer.
The senate in secret session confirmed the
nomination of William II. Lawrence, Of
Bristol, Pa, secretary Of the United States
legation az Rio de Janeiro, and that o.
George p Mclean, OF Connecticut, attor
ney for the United States for the district o.
Connecticut
The house devoted its session TO the con
sideration of the free wool bill Among thl
speakers were Coombs, Of New York
Walker, of Massachusetts,; Schott, of Illinois
Chipman, Of Michigan. The debate wa
without incident, and after four hours dis
cussion the house adjourned.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
The kansas Fusion a Fact.

Topeka, March 49, Ex-Governor George
w. Click stated that the Democratic and
Peoples state committee had arrived at an
understanding and that the combination
between the two parties was now GER
tainty. There will be only two tickets In
the field,r said Governor Click, "and the
combination has been so effected that the
Democrats viii certainly get three con
gressmen from this state. The Peoples
party committee recognized there was no
chance for them in the First and Second
congressional districts and viii give us both.
The Democrats win support the Peoples
electoral ticket and in exchange the Peo-
pies party win give us the congressman at
large and two places on the state ticket.
The combination is good politics, for the
Peoples party could not expect 70 make o
clean sweep Of the state and the Demo
cratic party holds the balance Of power.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
ImpatIent az saIIsbury.

WASHINGTON, March l6.-The Behring
sea matter was again the subject of discus
sion at the cabinet meeting, but as no re-
ply had been received from Lord Salisbury
the situation may be regarded as about
what il was at the last meeting AT this
meeting a feeling Of impatience was mani
tested over the delay Of Lord Salisbury in
answering the previous communication Of
the sth The note was sent to Sir Julian
Pauncefote, with the request that its text
be cabled TO his government, as an early
answer was desired. The probabilities now
are that, II an answer is not received today
the president will, through Sir Julian
Pauncefote, again remind Lord Salisbury Of
the importance of the matter and request
an answer 70 his communication.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16

= 777'77T' - TI7TIITTT7TTII VIIIITTI
Melville Bull, Of Middletown, for lieutenant
governor. William B. Walker, Of Paw
tucket, nominated the incumbent, Hon
George II. Utter, Of Westerly, for secretary
Of state. Benjsmin NJ. Bosworth nominated
for attorney general the present officer,
Robert W. Burbank. Hon. Samuel Clark
was renominated for state treasurer These
nominations were all made unanimous.
The resolutions indorsed the Mckinley
bill and reciprocity, denounced free coinage
Of silver and concluded:
That the administration Of President Har.
rison deserves the highest degree OF approba-
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
Nnunrl,a Nem nmcInl..

NEWARK, N. j., March l6-The common
council appointed the following officers TO
I'll vancies causedsby a resolution passed
some time ago declaring all the city offices
vacant: City clerk, W. Z. OConnor; city
attorney, James A. Dempsey; receiver Of
taxes, Martin Issler, and James N. Ar
buckle, city treasurer. W. b. Guild was
elected city counsel The remaining officers
were allowed 10 hold over for month.
Alderman Wagner, a Republican, voted
with the Democrats, giving them the neces-
sary 1G votes 10 IA Republicans. The pIo-
ceedings passed OF quietly, and the session
lasted only half an hour.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
rhn Anll.itllt nrorsment.

UTICA, n. Y, March io-The anti-Hm
Democrats IN Utica and Oneida county will
hold a mass meeting at the opera house in
this city. +. Ellery Anderson, Of New York,
and other gentleman from abroad win make
addresses. Some local speakers viii be
heard Some anti-Hall men say they pro
pose 70 send full delegation from this con-
gressionai district TO the state convention
that is to be held in Syracuse. Within two
weeks they say there viii be music in the
air
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
ZEAL EsTArH.

Tor RENT.-LARGE ROOM ON SECOND
Il floor of Red Mems Hall. No. 5l1 Shipley
street, now occupied by the Warren club.
steam heat water closets and jan.tor, Also
furnished lodge II ON on third floor on Tues
day and Satui day night. Apply TO
T.. H. n. MrlS NIGER,
Evening journal., 1892-03-16

TOR RENT.-sIX- Room HOUSE NO l05
si4 West Tenth street
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nInIr J rrs.IaenlIal canalaal,

WASHINGTON, March ia private letter
from ex-senator Blair was received which
indicates the possession by Mr. Blair q a be.
lief that he win be nominated for the presi.
dency by the Minneapolis convention Mr.
Blaine writes philosophically Of the abuse
which is being showered upon him from
some sources, but is confident Of being elect
Cd il he receives the nomination.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
De MoREs IN A DUEL.
He Dangerously Wounds M. Isascs. his
Parislan Opponent.

ne bhnkefouaiy WOUNDS W. lsaarst His
Parislan Opponent.
PARIS, March IA duel was fought be-
tween the Marquis De Mores and M. Isaac,
the subprefect Of Fournies. The cause was
letter which the marquis published some
time ago rejecting upon the character Of
Nj. Isaac. Isaac was dangerously wounded
in the right breast, and great loss of blood
caused the seconds TO forbid the duel pro-
ceeding.
Marquis De hores married a daughter Of
/. Won Hoffman, the New York banker.
For several years the couple lived in the
west, where the marquis owned ranch
He is small in statue but big in courage
and was a terror TO the cowboys.
He is known as royal socialist He
has been follower Of Boulanger and Rad
ical He has an aversion to newspaper com
ment unfayomble to himself
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
Roasted mis- wife to Do.th,

ALTOONA, Pa, March l6.-Frank Jeville,
a notorious character, had a fight with his
wife over the ownership Of dollar at their
home in this city. Jeville broke a lighted
lamp on his wife's head She was burned
from head to feet and died in horrible agony.
Jeyille made his escape.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
A deliberate Suicide.

CHATTANOOGA, March l6.-J f. Conley, a
retired Methodist preacher, shot himself
dead. He had cleaned his pistol, told his
wife he was going of on a trip kissed his
baby, went into the house and fred the
fatal shot
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
MorrIson opposes I'm.

INDIANAPOLIS, March l6.-Hon. William
r. Morrison, Of Illinois, has expressed him
self as against Hill. AS 10 his own state, the
machine was for Palmer. Illinois is for
Cleveland, fully 95 per cent. OF the Demo
rats favoring his nomination
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
Wnhelm Defeated pale.

York, Pa, March l6.-After one Of the
most exciting contests Of the kind in the his
tory of York county Republican politics ].
Schall Wilhelm was elected national dele
gate by the county convention over James
A. Dale by 3 majority. The vote was 35 TO g.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16

'A1-AA AAANNAA ARRA " an
called the conven-
tion to order. At
the call for nomi-
nations for govern
or, Isaac Il. VIII
liams, Of Bristol,
nominated ID. Rms
sell Brown, Of
Providence, and
Mr.. Brown was
chosen unanimous
ly. John j. Peck
ham, Of Newport,
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
We nave A KInn wIth Us.

SAN. FRANcIsco, March 16.-Tow orana,
king Of the Gilbert islands, has arrived.
This is his first visit TO the white mans
country, as he expresses it, and he has come
10 America to study the ways Of civiliza-
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
O,Brion,s Bondsmen sued.

CHATTANOOGA, March 16.-Suits were en-
tered in the chancery court by the Catholic
knights Of America against the bondsmen
Of Major NJ. J. O'Brien, the defaulting
treasurer Of the order, whose stealings ag-
gregated $50, 600.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
sInrderer TIce NIust Die.

ALBANY, March 16.-Judgment was az
firmed in the court Of appeals in the case Of
Joseph l.. Tice, the Rochester murderer
under sentence Of death at Auburn. He
must now be resentenced.