davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1893-04-20
Deals with
Nature.

In extracting fruit flavors, DR..
Price deals directly with nature
and leaves the use of artificial ex-
tracts to those who have not the
chemical knowledge to extract
from the true fruit, and who care
not what they sell so long as they
can make money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

p.,,,ro,, Iunc The Louisyilles met with another
defeat at the hands OF the BntimoeS ;odav bea"se vi
ths orioles getting batting streak IN the eishth inS
s,ra.tnn up Ia this pitched fine game MCMAHON
VA. Nj, .p,r!nrlv and Wild At times The heldihR
~ both teams good the onthelders naAIhe soH'o
nret.y pays Ward. who was with tho Batm9''s '"S'
vo,r and who PLAYED with New Orleans. made MS re-
aurcaance Previous to game the Bamofe ana
Tnut.,t,,o ,e,m- comule,ed a deal which doubt VIII
canse surprise Left fielder O'Rourhc, Of tie baltimore
cub was traded for fr,tbascnan Iaylor ana sho''op
Jennings. TAYLOR viii report in Philadelphia June L.
Manager Bane also caused private stir by filming Hem
ming Harrnrtnn Rhn.s and ". Brown for imbibing too
fccv on SUNDAY. Attendance. , 800 The rcofe
,aSs9Gii. ...... ..:.S 9 9 9 %
nor, l.oaI."~ T. Batteries Mcmahon and Robin
CON sratton and Grim. Umpire Mclaughlin -
Washington, June 5.-1prry started ~ Ia ptch lot
p,,,hurc today but the Washingtons hit him So nara
mat astricht vas substituted but hc Jared no peter
ro,h and Ineffective the r,srlt being that th'
League leaders Kept busy chasing leather Dury'a
,e n.u an excellent game ami with the exception 81 Hoy
received good support The latter dropped three fly
bus, but onst his poor work by rakIne sehsailoha
one. handed r, rlng which the feature OF the
game Weather hot. At,iriance c.5co The scor,
M ~, .s1ss ........5 i 9 i:
washington l' rt'sSars Error, and
W Ms1 Terry r. a n''S a.irsS,
Boston. June 5.-Thc champions hiry won to-day
game from tho ".pdcrr" by superior biting. IL wa
a 'ncrapping" game rom start 10 Hhl>h po'h tc'hH
nnding fault with umpire and continually hghtins
for points Young was substituted for Chrssoh In TN
sc,cnth inning, and thinner took foungs place az I'M
bat In the ninth. camel took stilcys Place AZ IN
bat n the seventh, and st,etts went into the oox II
.e next inning. Attendance 5000. The score
Boston ................-.l n !;
Ia chits-Boston H. Cleveland H. Errors-Bo-on
Cleveland ) Batcrics-tarks0n, Young ana OCohhor
St,cy StiSctt, aud Merritt. rmpire-Hur-t.
Philadelphia jun 5.-Phadclphia won an Interesting
game in the tenth inning to-day after two were out ot
successive thrccbacgcrs by Cross and Alien anu hceie
single. Cincinnati got lead early III u'e sahc ny
reason of errors BY Allen. Thompson and Bo'lc out u
Lone team ,his 10y hard hitting Attendance
lob. Inc score
'TT .E'aniai '... .:.::': , o o
Easchits- Philadelphia u. Cincinnati IL. Error 5
rhilldcIphia s. Cincinnati > Rattercs-keeie ant
tiemcnts MulIane and Murphy. Umpirc-"aIney
Princeton June tSp,cial.For he second time thi
e,so, Princeton has been defeated the home grounds
this time by georgetown with scoic OF runs 70 :
| The score:
princeton .............. o
| teorgctow1 ............ 0 y "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
A GETTTSBr re- SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS

Gettysburg. penn. June > lSpecinn.-lhe annual
election OF the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial As
ISOLATION was held this afternoon and resulted In the
choice Of the following directors General ID. Mem
Gregg succeeding General Crawford. deceased Gen
cral Louis Wagner. Germantown, Penn: j. VI. VAN
dcrsiice Philadelphia Colonel Chill ". Hazard, Mo
nongahela Penn: General Frank ID. Sloat. New
Haven Conn. General Joseph H. Carr. Troy, y. V:
General Charles L. Young. Toledo Ohio; John G.
y. H.; General Lucius Fairchild
Madison, WIS: Colonel Whcelock q. Ncasey. RIt
land. VT: Colonel George &. Briggs, Grand Rapids
Mich. Major General Henry W. socum. Brookly n,
~ y. Major.Gencral Daniel l.. Sicklcs. New-York
Colonel John Is. Dachcldcr, Boston; J. Lawrence
schick. Colonel Charles u; ldchlcr. Jacob T. Kitz
miller Calvin Hamilton. The Rev. II. W. Mcknight
DR.. e. +. Goldsborough ;. Mcswope and Edward
McThcrson Getty aburs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06

t.,s AN .ssault was the Union Trust Company,
located on Madi-on-st directly opposite he Inn
une- Office A. ? o'clock IT, doors were b'SieG'o
lS q bis crowd and extra paying tellers were a.
s'fn.i ~ duty behind the big screen The officers
az the hank had expected something OF the kini,
and currency and notes were pied up on va"
counters. When the bank clos'd ~ 3 o'clock
nestle bu, the crowd outside was apparently aS
large a. ever According - IT, last reports the
bank had individual deposits subject 10 cdcrN ng-
grcgating a million and half doVar-, and saNns,
acsos,,. subject 20 notice "a total Of on" an1
thfe~-qnaricr millions IT, capital stock i nan
n million and surplus funds something over -iN
hundred thousand : W Rawson l. the president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
EDWARD SIMON X BROTHERS FAIL
ONE OF THE OLDEST HOUSES IN THE TRUNK
rp,nr-oTITrR BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

oxr or THE OLDEST HOUSES IN THE TRUNK
rp,pr-oTIER BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS:
Tho failure was announced yesterday of the old
o,,b,sbed house Of Edward simon & Brothers,
manufacturers OF trunks and bags at No 65' Broad
yov and nj Newark, ~ J. The business was car
r,od on under that style by Morris Schwcrin as sole
,ropr,ctor. there being no persons by TIE name OF
simon I'm the busincss at present. The Sheriff yes
t,rdov took charge OF the broadway store on an
execution for S32.5ll In favor OF Louis j. kriceer'
Tho liabilities are about 100000 thrccquarters OF
vhirh 4, due 10 immediate friends and relatives
The assets consist Of an immense factory and plant
=, Newark. which, II Mr.. schwcrln could get what
the property cost. would pay all his debts In fun
Ecsldcs this he has large stock and land and many
book accounts Mr. Schwerin has confessed judg-
mcnts I'm Newark for &I0.JiJ, and given chnttei
mortgage for $4,000
The schedules Of william L. Patton & Co.. bankers
and brokers at No &C Broadway. show Liabilities.
50. O37 nominal assets. Sc53,02j: actual assets,
s..73 200 or the actual assets S2l6.3s2 Is pledged
with the Manhattan Company and Holland Trust
Company for fonr loans. on which there Is no
equity The total amount loaned by the Manhattan
Company was tJi' .Jo), ana iy the Hohahu trust
Company $4,000.
samuel Intermycr has brought suit against David
G.. Yucngling, jr and others to forcclosc a second
mortgage given by Mr.. incngling 10 Frederick l..
Yuengiinc jr.. TO secure the payment OF 10000 on
the brewery property at one hundred and-tw'nty-
cghth-st. aud Tcnthave. The mortgage was dated
August /. l.-3. and assigned by Frederick &.
lucnglne, IT,, 10 solomon Marx. thence TO Fnha
Gmggcnicn. thence To Mr.. tntcrmyer. Tie mort
gag. l. subject to that Of John r. Bc'l for go
CO... on Which foreclosure proceedings were begun
The National Eank Of Deposit Of Ncw.York city
Yesterday entered Judgment Tor tol9 against the
High Explosive Company, OF Bradford, Penn, balance
"a note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
4 CILTFORNIiN'S GENEROTS ICT
THE LEADER OF VIGILANCE COMMITTEE GIVES
AID TO M,N WHOM He ONCE CON
DTNNID TO DEATH.

San Francisco. June (Spccial).-Thc singular
spectacle Of tho leader 81 the famous Francisco
vigilance mmittcc giving aid to Of the men
whom Il" condemned 10 death and made every effort
capture and bang presented here last evening
when william !. Coleman called and gave t20 u
aid in making comfortable the last day, 81 the no
iorlon, Judge " ned Mctowan. who l. now diving at
IT. Lnkc's Hospital. MCGOWAN was the leader Of the
gamblers and hallotbox suffers. and his scalp was
souejt hv The vigilance committee. ~ II WAS recog-
niz'd that h. the prime mover ia the bold de-.
flame. 81 law that eliminated IN the murder 81 Editor
Ring and the hanging Of hi, murderer. Casey. Nc
GOwan LEARNED secretly that he had been condemned
10 death by the viganc" committee and he escaped.
lie was chased 10 southern California, but ultimately
got away 10 Europe When he returned h. stood
trial. z ting change Of Venue 10 NnIsI. and was
acquitted. Then he wrote the story OF his life and
started "A newspaper. IN 10th Of which he bitterly
assaulted Coleman lie nftcrwnrd returned TO New
Yoik. coming back here about three years ago Ia
bring suit against II. II. Bancroft for alleged libel
against him In Bancrofts History II California.
THIS .ult proved failure, and lately he has been lv
ag. very feeble shadow OF his old strength
and daring.
In the flush times Of tho cnrly lftics McGOwan was
worth ~JOODOO. he IAN large gambling place. ana
he wG The local political boss to whom every one
paid tribute II Is proposed by some old Cnllfornlnns
10 make Colenans gift the nucleus OF a relief fund
for making McGowan's last days comfortable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
PROBABLE SUICIDE OF sCHAFFNER.
THOUGHT TO HAVE DROWNED HIMSELF IL

THOUGHT TO HAVE DROWNED HIMSELF IN
THE LAKE At CHICAGO
r,bic,co June j,-To-day developments In the
search for Herman SchafIncr. head of the banking
Arm Of Herman schafncr Il Co.. who has been miss
ing since Friday afternoon. tend to prove that he Is
the man who drowned himself in the lake of Diver
sevs, The police are convinced that Schainer VIII
never be found alive and the friends ana relatives
a. The missing man coincide in this belief. This al
ternoon a force OF men dragging the lake OPP
pos,te Dverscy-st. Mr. WOodcock, who Is In charge
for the American Trust and saving BANK Inc as
scnce of tn firm, stated this afternoon thtt II was
smpossible 10 Owe statement OF The banks ahaHs
until the examination Of the books had been COM
p;etrd A statement may be ready tomorrow
Racine, Wis. June o.-On Saturday Afternoon d
xell.drcssed nian called az the clearinghouse OF
Mrs B,swick on Main-st., and wanted TO make ar
ranucments for board for himself aud his family dur
inc the summer. lie gave his name as Herman
SIM 6ner and said that he employed BY the Gov
e-nment lie told rather disconnected stors us
TO his business, and acted in manner whch puzzra
Inc woman Ne went away. saying mat ne "oulu
csu again Mrs. BeswicE, when II newspaper pic
tnre of Schaffncr shown 70 her. said II ressh.
r.sd The man who called Where he went after
Leaving the Beswick house is not known.
The sheriff has received two attachments against
Herman schan Co., for $4,000 In favor oil
Levy Brothers, OF Chicago, for money OH deposit ana
the other for 1852 in favor o! Louis Ettinger q
10. The attachments were served ON the American
Exchange National Bank where the hrn was sup
posed TO have an account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
THE RECORDS.

u
proosivn ~ Chicago at Eastern PARK. BiooKNn.
Nowl ork vs.. 81. Louis, At Polo "fouh'S ->c"'''
WASHINGTON Ns. Plttsburg. at Washine''h'
Halt more ". Louisville. at Baltifnofe'
Philadelphia W. Cincinnati. at Philade'pha
Ho.ron w. cleveland. NJ Boston
Tho New.Yor& and st. IouI, teams VIII pay 'ne MAJ
,e a, ,hclr prc- mt the Polo GROUNDS toudy
Word dlsciplincd Kelly yesterday. Kelly went 70
,o,der marty on sunday. and h. did not report AZ ue
Dali, Grounds Yesterday. lie has been laid OIL WITHOUT
pay. $500, j.. ,, ves,er
Kcccr Is recovering from his injury ana n' Sa'' '''
1,y tina, he would be able 70 play IN two weeks
,,, st,r, h,. OF rcd handsome coli medal for the
xcyors ,aye- who makes best record this season.
king the pitcher recently released by the Ne"'fo'~
club will Join the Cincinnati team Oh June 10
ponoaue the Giants, young pitcher wa, reca>'d yes
,.-t,x If, immediately signed with the Lowell club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
FAILURE OF 4 KANSAS GRAIN COMPANY.

Kansas City. Mo-. June 5.-Thc Kansas Grain COM
pauy which claims 10 he the greatest buyer OF grain
from producers In the word, has failed The main ofcc
Of the company located In This city ana ~ litch
inscn Kan. and the president OF the concern. T. J.
TEMPER Is In charge Of the Hutchinson offices
The company has elevators In 100 towns and cities
In Kansas represent am Investment Of sljo'OJo
All Of these elevators contain more or less grain
The company was Incorporated about five years ago
with capital stock Of $4,000. The cause Of til,
failure as stated by the officers here. is tight money
Mr.. Kirkpatrick says the strngcncy In money pre-
vented the company from realizing on ITS warehouse
receipts, which were depended upon TO meet ma'urin;
obligations.
dispatch from Hutchinson saws the suspension
due Ia the inability Of the company I" extend -
paper In Kansas city. President Tcinpcr says the
assets are fully sufficient 10 meet the liabilities and
that they will pay out dollar for dollar The asset
OF the company placed NJ ti5O.Wo, with liabl-
lies as follows To Huichin-on creditors. 10000 :
10 Hazard. Of Kansas city, T25Ooo; to sellers ~
grain. g12 900: 30 American Natio'n Bank, Of Kan
sas City, S4500o. All the indebtedness Is well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
AN OHIO SAVINGS BANK CLOSES ITS DOORS.

sandrsly. Ohio, June 3.-The doors OF the Sandusky
Savings Bank Company. which closed saturday night
upon what generally supposed TO be one Of the
soundcst and safest institutions Of the city not
opened this morning, but displayed the following
nounccment: lowing TO Inability TO realize upon
assets at this time this bank has been compelled TO
assign. All deppsitors will be paid In fuli." The
present trouble Is aScribabe directly to the heavy
though groundess. run that was made on the bank
about ten weeks ago, and which IL wtlstoOd
ccssfully at that tme paying out upward OF $780,
900 within two days, when the run ceased as sud
denly had begun. This drain upon It's Immediately
available handicapped the bank seriously,
although It has bsen doing mnch more, business
since the furry. Than before. such confidence did the
people especially the business community, have in IT'S
stability. some heavy demands upon II during the
closing days OF las; week, however, precpa'e1 the
crisis this time. The available assets Of the bank
will aggregate fully $500 600 while tho liabilities at an
outside estimate are only about 100000 and II was
for that reason that assignment was decided upon
rather than rcccvership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
THE WEATHEK REPORT
avn COOLER WEATHER. TO-DAY.

w,.h,oc,on. June 5.-rhe storm central suna's 1910.
"asn'ns'o% %,rn,aau has moved eastward to p"slo.
OoF,n Of Lake with loss o, o sss's Mouus
barometer over the middle hS eS.
am. rho pressure Is high on tne south 80"
region anu us has risen in the Atlantic eoass
coast Inc ,r.a aud Northwestern districts and has
, ,ae" generality in the u states the lower ss
and ONO valleys and the easter" lake 's,,, sa. states.
ram Is to,owsd py cooler weather. are ino'e.s
,,,,nuc coast states; in the Central vs".y:
for the ,nc weather will be warmer and'fan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
DRAWING on CHICAGO FOR GOLD.

Chicago, June For tho first time In many
months the Government gold reserve In the Chicago
sub Treasury hns been drawn 10 meet the gold
shipments from the East to Europe. 4 first con
signmen Of 100000 has been dispatched. This
shipment was made up Of 900 gold pieces which
we're placed In canvas sacks and delivered to the
United States Express Company for shipment 10 The
East. When the gold had all been piled ND on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
.,rn FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

-. Massachusetts. Rhode Island ara oonnw
20. cooler except in southeastern Ma''acnu''"''
west winds. ...w.,. cooler; south -
For Eastern NewYorx, showers e'''''
west winds. 49,. r.,.ev and Delaware.
DOT ,o,ler except in southern NewJef'ey '''''
winds u.rvnnd virg1ntav
showers; cooler; variable winds -,..,. w.ssra
Ear West virginia. Western pennsyiv'nia.
m v ana Onto lar preceded In the mornn. ,s,
cooler except in extreme Western Ne"''''.'
west winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
THREE PERSONS KILLED By LIGHTNING.

Frankfort KY June 5.-Thc lightning played awful
havoc last night at the htlc town OF sadizcr. Ave
miles from Frankfort. Farmer James Reddn, his
wifi. and visitors. Mrs John Lyman AMI Alexander
Harhonr were sitting the front porch when "A
bolt Of lightning descended upon the house Instantly
killing Mrs. Lyman. Ecidin and Barbour Mr..
Rcidn. who was In a drlicntc rondi' lon was ~
shocked that her recovery II hardly possible. The
house vas not burned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06

gale IL weighed more than 3ooo pounus' mere -
vct balance Of NOR" than S''ooo'"" III inv o"o,
W. - Government funds This Is being added
,u he the Chicago banks which are largely
dono.,ipr rold In exchange for currency The large
,dr If currency held for safe keeping at the sub
treasury for the convenience Of local banks has been
,,n,o., exhausted To-day a single bank drew ont
10000. The r" that no checks would be received '',
N u" ,rcc Today and those who came 10 pay taxes
ln,7 wore unproyided with legal tenders had to go
awav without paying their taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
O,ROVRKE GOES TO THE LOUISVlLLES.

Baltimore. June i (Special).-Manasers ramon ano
p,,nte completed deal to-day by which TOM ONourke.
the Bamorcs best Is exchanged Tor the shorr
stop Jennings and Harry Taylor. OF the Lous'hics'
Ta,o. played lett field for the LonisNues last season.
and made good record lie not played this season,
, bc j. cor,nctiuy his studies Cornell University.
but he al Ooie soon he leaves the
University lie will nIst base, tnt his arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
SUCCESSFUL SALE OF YEARLINGS,
BIDDING FOR KENTUCKY STOCK AT TATrn~
suLs-soME OF THE PRICES

Tho s,,e ~ the Iroquos Nsnsurs stockwood.
Patmas ond Old Fort studs yearlinss at Is]
TEL sails last night was marked success. inc
tendance was rather SLIM many Of the Leading
uoh.s NJ the turf being absent. Mr. E,ston workes
sard TO secure bids, AMI through MS excreons
cool ..i,e, - mary instances were re'eu' Inc pro
seny Of Longfeo wfetched the most money Inc o'oaes
% Frecond was knocked down TO T. Jackson VINO
s,rc..o,l I f. K,cne, for g., 500 after lively enc
counter with J. F.. Madden and j. Hugeins r. j.
Gilman acted Is ogcnt for f. oor'iesn anu 'e'u'v.
Gem iu TIE brown colt oy Lohse""", W
Nonro.e The tota; for the twenty-five iroquos stoo
-or,,,cs vos sid 300 an average OF $40. Inc Nan
,rr, stoclwood Pamas and Old Fort lots tnr's'h'e IN
number. realised q tot'l OF *ao'Zo' :" -
a, o4o Here are OF the persons VINO were l,ee'
a. the sale: j. Il. Keene, John Hunter james ""rL'
AZ =, ~,aaon + w. kelly, IL. X. vngut. T. Ed
nonsen l. Huggins c. Littleheld C. Boyle n -
Gram. lanes Donohue, Louis stuart w. o'fsus'' " -
wilson l. H. Mccormick J. Mackey ). D. h'ss" az.
n Gilman Following the lots sold and the prlee'
n e. by imp. King Galop-lnsienia; T. 'A'NeHe~
$1,000. ,c.,.s s,oo
On. c. BY Chance-Ro%e; j. H. Mccormick s'oo.
n by imp King Galop-Anne L.; ~ Strauss sooo'
Oh. G., by Chance-out'cramoc; j. H. "'''''"'-'
s375 r, r,.,. r
Jackson, $4,000. 4, ,,.o,, s-,o
Dr.. c.. b. imp. King Galop-Ciciy 6o"n"S' l. jaw"
son, s20oJ - ,,c.,., .,n
Oh. c., By Chancc-vetta; j. H. Mc.o'mca, 49, 30:
y. c., by Aigcrine-imp. Clover; T. W. Kelly s"1S'
h. c. bv Chanee-Perecto; Durrdge Bros sSoo.
Pr c. BY Vocalic-Lsbona; t. V. b. Newton e.""
b. f., by imp. King Gaop-Ltnda PsSne v A''e"e's'
1900 ,., ,,,,,.
b. T.. by imp King Gaiop-La Farondells; O. L'us
field, $500. ANN
p T. By imp. King Gaop-Ballet X SnowaSess
$1,000. - , n y,,.,.
B. T.. by imp King Galop-Locuss Bloom; a>''s
ncld. 5000 ~ ..,, - NJ.
Ii. l., BY imp. Ming "aiop-"" ' -
Cormck. $1,000. ~ ...
500. ,... w..x.,
5000. r.,.. ~ ,.cx.,.
II, T.. by Lonrtcllow B.; A. Block. g. 500.
n nv INN. Rossington-Hekla; w. n. 1srSiek'
81, 100. ,. ANN
Gray c.. ty imp. Rossinston-ss''e 0''"e'' % -A'
''' =. by imp Ros.in gton-Mary owsley; J. 4.
A. H. Morris. $1,000. ALL,
u. c.. BY LOngfelow-ouecn Belugs; r. ]. Sumsa'
! $500 c,u.,
| SO, 600 49, % v,,rua
$1,000. s,,,. ANN
b. e. By imp Ro<sinrton-Fsncy; H. stone' soov
IN , nv INN Rossngton-Etha; w. Showater. sl.1oo.
en- e. by Onondaga-Bandusia . H. 'i'~''"A>'
SOW ~ ou,cast-Electricty; n. strsus. el,ooo.
| n nv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colonel J. Ruppcs~
| eI,.oO x..,. .,,n,
| NJ hv Longfelow-The Flying Duchess; W. sno'
| walter slsOo - .r....,.,. NcsiA
| sllUr ..,.,..t I; Oxx $500
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
NERVOUS DEpu,lTORS IN MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee, June "a run was I'm progress today
"a tAc >,ulA sid" savings Bank. som" zoo or 80
people block the sidewalk In front OF the lank, but
everything * quiet and orderly. There Is n slight
run on m" second Ward Bank. but the demand on The
CommcrclIl Bank seems To have sub. idtd Affairs
A. other bank, about In their normal condition
The fiinrc 81 T. 7. Day. late on saturday. seems
have increased ia" nervous fears ~ small depcsors
Hu-ln"-, men IN" not I'm the least alarmed the
situation and pr,fii,, that N" Hurry will end IN
day or Two. unlrs, IL l. aggravated by failures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
A HEAVY FINE FOR FISHING VESSEL

Gloucester, Mass. June j.-rhe Dominion authon
Ties have imposed fine OF tl.l0o upon the owners Of
the schooner Lawrence a. Monroe. OF this port,
recently seized at the Magdalen Islands Tor violation
Of the Fisheries and Customs laws. The have
forwarded the amount. and the vessel viii soon be
teleaAed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
MARINES WTTHDRiWN At GRETTOWN.

Washington, June j.-Sccrctary Ilericit late THIS
afternoon received n short dispatch from Captain
IIigenson OF the Atlanta, AT Gr'ytown, Nicaragua,
10 the effect that the marines had been withdrawn
from the shore. ) sufficient protection had been
guaranteed. The inference IS that the Nicirag'l,n
authorities have given Of safety 10 Amcri
cans AMI their interests. and that the caynin Of
,he Alanta Is satisfied that they are able 10 do
How long the Atlanta and the Alliance Will remain
on the Nicarag8n coast cannot be definitely stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06

charge lie poke about INC natures anu "''
sections of the st,tutcs referring to tho obtaining oI
c,odi, hv f,lc statements and TO tho acceptance OF
doposl,s when bank officials know tina, the n'hN II
no, I'm n sound condition. The first section INC
court ln,lmaicd referred 20 the lappcn matter ana
Tho other 10 thr Plankinton Bank. TIC acuoh VI
tudre Wallber has created "A scnsauon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
GIANTS KEEP ON WINNING.
ct LOUIS MEN BOTHERED BY RUSIE'S
SWIFT PITCHING.
RRIDEGIoOMS LOSE ANOTHER GAME TO ANSoN's
CoLTS-wALTON STORM OFFERS a PRIZE
MEDAL.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

TAMFS TT ph,Ialolns cincinnati a.
Tbi"ago : brooklyn D. Baltimore 5, Loui.yile D.
R"ston 10 Cleveland TO- Washington IA. Pittsburg O.
There was flrszcd crowd and some cxeehen. pa'i'
Moving at the Polo Grounds yesterday, the GIANTS WI"
Mn, their second game from their 81. Louis rivals.
Tho Ncw.Yorkcrs through superior alaround Wora'
outhattlng and outnelding their opponents. hso
pit.hcd with telling elect until the game was Vircuay
dccit,d AMI he reduced his speed in the last inning, we
tho Brown. scored three Of their five runs bor"c
hating was feature the little fellow making SINGLE
thrccbaeger and a home-rln getting D'se Oh o''''
rho other two times he faced the pitcher Inc new
Workers took tc lead in the opening anc easily heii Vic
advantage throughout The score: