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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
REFUSED A WOULDBE rRAIyR0BBER.

Bloomington. ILL.,. Dec. 1O.-At 10 o'clock last night
when the Erie westbound passenger train stopped
at the Illinois Central crossing. n mile and naif
south Of this city. there was a crash OF glass IN
the south window of the United States Express
car. and Messenger Weakey. Of Lafayette. lnd.'
looking up saw a mans arm through the door, his
hand reaching for the latch. The messenger leaged
for the door As he Moved the door opened ana Ia
man rushed In. The messenger grapled WIN tne
intruder. who clutched the messengers throat;
After a desperate struggle. the messenger hurled
the robber out through the door to the ground ana
shut and locked the door The spot where the
assault was made is favorite camping ground for
The messenger had $500 in money packages out OF
the safe. ready for the transfer at Bloomington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
TIE GERMAN PRESS ON THE OuTRA"E'
Nc MORE STRINGENT PRECAUTIONS AGAINST

x,pcuIsTS IN EUROPEAN CAPlIALS'
,rorvr,oht, 1888 By The Un't'd PffS'' -
r,,r Dec lo-The Sunday newspapers III 'o''
ort,ne upon the explosion In the rre"cn '',''''D ~
,orsoy concur in the opinion that Similar uei''o,'
,,iors are likely to be made by Anarchists -
a.hor centres of political life. Trey reco'','"r
,ha General adoption OF more stringent preca"'U, a
-, Anarchists In European capitals. III"
.TarahIa,t" saws: "Gxperence shows that 'he y.
,.orost punishment does not deter from ci"h. ~
.o, az Anarchists. on the contrary puhisi'i'e
- or,v 10 incite to fresh crime Ihe oeiioi
,,a ,sures of the Spanish Anarchists DO no. aiio"
,na rrench comrades to sleep in peace. M -
,'io..one in barcelona inspired the frenci n',,
rrh;S,s 70 surpass anything hitherto achie'eu any
where" uo,,e. ..NaturaIlv this Is con-
sdsrod an Anarchist outrage. as the tnan a., 70
rn .asneciallv desrous of CARVING deatii M i,
ahe ,eids, Of The representatives or the hatsu 1
geoisie This Performance must rouse IN, tne n,hc
Ped World against these enemies or socety; III
w L anyeieer' praises highly NJ. Dupuys COOL
neSS TSe " vosssche Zeitung says: This outrage WI WI
xo,,o The daenest horror throughout the world We
M ~ t ,ba crime will serve 10 open the eyes
~ wavcring Republicans to what state oI @ ~
he neryn,itfed TO prevail The left wing OF IN, ahe
DC ~ aIcais win tendencies toward Anarcnism, ousn'
- 49, :. iesson from this affair The bomp-throW-
W ~ y, odl, are the comrades or the perpetr
TORS OF the Carmaux ana hue des bohs bhia"''
crimes" ..,,,o, xvho cape IN RerIin to
-. nc u,% tho local police In tracking Anarchists
s9ree with the Germans that the eAueinist sIJsbb
81 German Socialists have no close relations WIZ"
the French Extremists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
4 NOTED HORSEMdN IN DIFFTCULTY.

q w WILLIAMS. THE OWNER OF ALLERrON,
LOSES LARGE PART OF his FORTUNE.
Chicago Dec. fO-A dispatch to THE Herald
from Independence, Iowa says G. w. Williams
the noted horseman. yesterday gave notice to H.
Campbell who holds mortgage for 100000 on his
property except his horses. that Campbell could
have the property. which includes the Rush Park
racetracl. the opera-house the electric street ra
way and Willlams's house. and that Williams
,,ou,d ot once make him a deed OF the same with
ont foreclosure This leaves Williams practically
shorn Of his fortune. except that he VIII still own
AlIerton and several good colts and brood mares
The Thing which has crippled Williams was his
construction last year of electric stree-car ine
and Of big hotel and opera house. his total OUT
Law last year leaving him heavily in debt. His
races lost him money and the great stallion AHer-
ton went lame early In the season. -
W,,ams cot his start by selling Axtell for slO5.-
Ooo and made s25O 600 In the horse business In two
or three years. 1t has taken him less time than
,h,t "a lose the money. He Is still young man,
and is possessed OF indomltable pluck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
FOR SURPRISING ANARCHIST PRINTS.
LONDON pAPEKs ADVOCATE DECISIVE A-IIUN-
MR.. ASoUITH CRITICISED.

London Dec. 1.-THE Daily News" comment
ing on the Anarchist outrage In Paris says: This
last piece of vllany will probably mark the turning
point In the history Of anarchism. We can hardly
doubt that the civilized world Is determined
that something must be done" 1.-The News" advo-
Gates as a step toward the desired end. the re-
preston OF incendiary prints.
THE Times says: THE practical question TO be
considered is how society is to meet the attacks
Of the wild beast thus let loose. one thing IS tol-
craby clcar-the publication of Indictments TO the
wholesale destruction of life ought not to be per.
mitted" "The Times comments on the refusal OF
Home Secretary AsGuith to prosecute the Com
monweal' for expressing its approval of the Bar
celona outrage. and closes as follows: I'VE owe IL
to our neghbors as we'll to ourselves to take
care that these doctrines shall not be preached
here with impunity."
THE Standard" says: 1T Is time that Anarchy
and Anarchists should be regarded with the due
amount of detestaton. and that toleration-if
Mr. Asquth will allow to say so-should be ex-
tended even to academical propagation of its
tenets."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
CRISPI STILL WORKING on A CABINET.
IN CONFERENCE WITH TIE RADICAL LEADER
A TAX RIOT IN SICILY.

Rome, Dec. 10.No Cabinet has yet been formed
The Marquis di Rudin hesitates to accept port
folio and will probably decline TO do So but Instead
will offer TO support any Ministry which may be
formed by Signor Crispi. The latter. following out
his idea Of finding a patriotic and non-partsan So
luton OF the crisis had long conference to-day
with Signor Colajanni. the Radical leader WITH me
view OF securing the cooperation OF the Radicals
in a programme acceptable to the Scilians.
During the session OF the Communal Council AT
borers who are opposed to the new communal tax
the sale Of milk surrounded the building crying
Long live the King, Down with the tax council
lorsi" They had hardly departed when mob OF
fully 1900 men invaded the Council Chamber and
set fire to the papers. furniture and fittings. only
the arrival Of troops prevented further excesses
and personal violence to the octroi officials. IL Is
feared there viii be more trouble In consequence
OF the imposition OF the new tax and the garrison
has been reinforced.
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4 BOY yARROULY ESCAPES DEATH.

PROMPT ACTION AvERrs SERIOUS RUNAWAY
ACCIDENT IL FLATBUsH.
A runaway horse attached to a side-oar buggy IN
which Mrs W g. Johnson. of Sackett-st Brook
lyn with n companion and her son Edward four-
,een wears old were driving dashed wildly along
Flatbush-ave Flatbush. yesterday afternoon
The boy held the lines. He was thrown from ms
sent and dragged two blocks hanging TO the side
of the carriage The horse was goaded on by ths ne
shrieks Of the woman and the boy. who shouted
Justify for help. <,,-.,. ,.ho
Patrick !. Rooney. Highway Commissioner VINO
walk saw the horse coming. dashed into the road;
and sprnging on the carriage from the rear clinpea
over The seats and rescued the boy from his peril,
ous position. Then graspng the reins ne puHed
the horse back It's launches and brought II TO
n standstl. -, -, .,.,
4 sheet Of paper blown by the wind and striking
the horse on the face was the cause OF It's fright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
4 STORY or Police Clubbing.
THREE PRISONERS, BACKED UP ny WITNESSES
DECLARE THAT THEY WERE SHAME
rI'IIy TREATED.

Policeman Morris Cohen. of the Prlnce-st sta
,lon orraipned three prisoners In the JEFFERSON
Market Police Court yesterday. whom he charged
with assault The three prisoners In turn made
charges OF assault and brutal clubbing against
him. and two or three reputable witnesses cor
roborated their statements. The prisoners were
christian and Martin Gerhardt, brothers, OF NO
as2 Webstcr-ave Jersey city. and Henry Klein OF
No. &c Fioyd-rt.. Brooklyn. The two Gerhardts are
employed by Meyerhauser e. Curtis importers OF
No 473 Broome-st Christian being an engineer.
on Saturday afternoon load OF coal was driven
I'D I'm front OF the store and the horse fell IN sucn
a way that the shafts Of the wagon wedgeu II
down ard Il was necessary TO remove thenl
According to Christian Gerhardt's story tohen
came along TO help. After the trouble was obvidted
C;erhardt tossed a hammer which he had tent
to Cohen back into the cellar This. Gerhardt says,
seemed TO anger Cohen. who pulled his CLUB, ana
with a curse attacked him. .
Martin C,erhardt and Klein. who stood looking
on tried TO prevent the officer from striking MN,
when he turned on all OF them and beat them
most brutally with his stick. .
Mr. Curtis OF the firm, told Justice koch tnat
the AFFAIR was the most brutal outrage on the part
oc the officer he had ever seen. Cohen denied the
story and said that the men cursed him. lie ad-
mtted using his club. but said he only hit the men
on the arms and back. One witness testified IN
favor Of Cohen. , A.. , .,, .,,. o.
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WHAT TIE PARIS PAPERS SAY.
ENERGETIC MEASURES AGAINST ANARCHISTS
DEMANDED-soCIALIsT DISCLAIMERS.

ENERGETIC MEASURES AGAINST ANARCHISTS
DEMANDED-sOCIALIST DISCLAIMERS
Paris. Dec. l0-"The Matin" demands the imme'
date and merciess repression OF preachers OF social
hate and professors OF public crime 1t IL useless
il says TO strike down the arm that commits crime
without also striking down the head that directs
the "a a,
The 'Autorite" and "Libre Parole ascribe the
outrage TO the republics atheistic teachings Ihe
Echo de Paris declares that the Socialists are
answerable for the outrage The journal des
Debats" blames the Radicals for bringing about
the defeat OF former bill against the Anarchists
The "Figaro's" comments similar 10 those OF
the "Matin." The "Solcir' says the Government
need only apply the existing laws TO the Anarchists
The "Gauloisr demands the adoption OF energetic
measures against ranting orators and newspapers
The Petite Republiquc' disclalms on behalf or the
Socialists any connection with Saturdays outrage
and declares that the man who threw the bomb was
a senselcss wretch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
4 swIyDLER VINO CAUSES HUGH ANNOYANCE

Baltimore Dec 10 (SpeciaD.-The swindler who
has been imposing NewYork and Philadelphia
merchants by representing himself as the son Of
Henry Vessels. drygoods merchant of Baltimore
and as a buyer for other houses in this city con-
tinues to have goods shipped to Baltimore on bogus
orders and to pass forged checks in payment Tor
them He evidently took trip up to Boston the
latter part Of the week. Mr.. Vessels has re-
ceiyed notice Of the shipment OF case of goods
and several inquiries from merchants In that
CITY. Yesterday Mr.. Vessels received c. o. ID.
package calling for $ll. from ii. Texier. glove
dealer at No AZ Canal-st New-York pro-
tested check for yls 80. payable to Kronfeld & Co..
New-York: bill for twenty dozen pairs Of trousers
from Joseph s. Batt, New York. and bill OF f9l
and a check for $16s % from Nathan Schessel. The
swndler has been operating In the business sec, sec,
tjon OF New-York City for ten days or more. and
the merchants here. who are kept busy shipping
back goods they did not order, wonder why the
low whose reckless manner would seem to make
10
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REPORTED FALL OF NICTlIEROY.
DESTRUCTION OF TIE BATTERY IN MO HARBoR
-GRowING SYMPATHY WITH MELLo.

DEsTRU UCTiOS OF TIE BATTERY IN MO HARBoR
GROWING SYMPATHY WITH MELLo
London. Dec. lo.-The Lisbon correspondent OF
the United Press telegraphs as follows
"Advces from Rio Janciro Gated Nv. , confirm
the report that Nlctheroy was destroyed. hio
Jaaeiro Il is said. damaged less than was
expected. Admiral Mello having respected the city
was gaining sympathy in the different States
Forces were expected from the south 70 efect
landing In favor Of Melo. Pelxotos provncmi
forces having been engaged at hazard, and being
without discipline are committing acts OF runiar-
ism. and are entirely beyond the control OF their
commanders. in spite Of an eiiet threaienins WIN WIN
severe punishment all found guilty or pilaRe Inc
inhabitants OF Flo Janeiro are under strict es-
pionage. and afraid 10 speak except IN iayor
OF Pelxoto. The newspapers publish only favorabie
reports though they know them TO be untrue.
'.The foreign consuls experience din1culty IN
nrofectIne their countrymen from being recruited
Provisions command famine prices cargoes aiTiv TN
ing I'm foreign ships respected as long as they
rrn,,In on shipbOard When discharged into lishtcrs
they are captured by nsureent tugs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
rUr MISSION OF A DANISH ENGINEER.

Kansas City. Mo-. Dec. lo.-Olaf f. Morgensen.
civil engineer of Copenhagen. Denmark. is In the
c,,v on his way TO Galveston, Texas. where he will
examine the harbor works and the jetties for the
purpose OF obtaining information to be embodied
in report to the Free Port Directory OF Copen-
hagen The Directory and bankers Of that city are
interested in the steamship project between Copen-
proved transportation facilities between the Gulf
OF Mexico and Kansas City. Mr.. Morgensen VIII
country and make reports eoncsrpipr them to his
countrD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
,,r, ,,,p,x,, SWEPT EY GREAT SEAS

THE ArrRANIA SWEPT BY GREAT SEAS
Iondon Dec 10-The gale prevailing in the Irish
Channel was especially severe at Queenstown where
the seas broke In harbor wrecSng several whale
boats Immense seas swept over the steamer
.,,o which sailed from Liverpool yesterday for
.u . aa, va,.L Via Queenstown while the steamer was
.>el,o the latter port. Three OF the crew were In
tnred Richard Horc. a seaman. having one OF MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
SPAIN WANTS INTERNATIONAL ACTION.
. GARNET COUNCIL REGARDING THE ANARcH

A CABINET COUNCIL REGARplN" THE ANAi'h
,srs-rur FEELING IN MADRID AND ROME.
,,.uss IA, ,o-The news Of the Anarchist out
~ ,he French Chamber OF Deputies caused
.snsa ton in this city and led to renewal OF the
alarm ,r which followed the Barcelona outrage, and
nsch was lust beginning to disappear The news
strongly tho Spirsss ana
ate the neSss" There will be relaxation OF the
police precaS0Psss pre ssla q THIS evening 1t was
At,,sa ~ = - fste Immediate action looking TO an
infernsficnsl agreement 70 EsV1 - s'@"'' 0'ue's
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TWENTY THOUSAND TONS OF GRAIN
BI'RNED

Antwerp Dec lO-The Mason Hanseatique.
famous granary. caught fire at o'clock this morn
ing. and within three hours was entirely consumed
with 2o0O tons of grain. The loss Is sl'o"Vo
There we're 100 barrels Of naThtha upon the quay
adjacent TO the burning warehouse. and II was
fearod that the flames would extend TO these ana
then to shipping but the ilremen denged ,he ,he
Gre 10 the warehouse. II is believed that the fre
vas OF Incendiary origin and the police are look
ing for two men who are suspected OIL ha'i's
started H.
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were given that the military and police patrols In
Barcelona be increased for the purpose or clearing
out Anarchists and revolutionaries OF all kinds'
whether actors theorists. -,
Rome. Dec. 10--The newspapers here and the
public generally strongly den )dnce the Anarcnlst
outrage in the French Chamber. Deputy Rampoldi:
Radical. has given notice in the Italian Chamber OF
Deputies that at the next sitting he viii move a
vote of sympathy with the French Chamber. The
Anarchists here comment on the Paris outrage Win
undisguised glee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
prpr,tsE FOR PEIxoTo REPORTED.

Buenos Ayrcs Dec. l0.-The latest ahvices from
Rio dc Janero are that President Peixotos forces
.,,ocLed Fort Vulerapnon and were repulsed II
is stated that the Insurgents preparing Tor a
decisive attemp. 10 capture santos ana tha' iresh
attack upon Bage Is imminent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
AMERICAN ARTISTS, RECEPTION IN PARIS

Paris Dec lO-The first annual reception OF the
American Art Association was held on saturday
The reception was followed by ball. Among those
nrnsent were the most prominent members OF the
colony.
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mace: all mod imps. rent only S35 30.
te24-2ts A. s. CAYWOOD. 9:S3 9th st. n. W
LNOk KENT-l234 MASS. AVE NV, NEAR
i Thomas Circle 3-story and basement brick; 10
rooms; mod. lmps. has mansard roof.
je242t' A. S. CAYWOOD, 1888 9th st. n. W.
EOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING COR. 10TH
Il and SITS. n. e. 10 rooms and bath: hot and cold
water range; latrobes speaking tubes; all mod imps.
je24-2tf A S. CAYWOOD. 93:' 9th It. n. ".
NOR RENT-IsI3 N ST. n. W.; 1OR. B.-w. B. !:
l. all modern improvements: $50
Il. G. CAMPBELL.
ieSi-tit 5l7 lOth st. NV.
EOR RENT-oN July IsT. 1852 FLORIDA AVE
3-story brick dwelling. with all MI Key at l2226
n st.n NV. jel4-6ts