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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
ADMITTED TO ELDEHS ORDERS.

METHODIST CANDIDATES PASSED AT DANBUK
-CLEEGYMEN N FULL MEMBERSHIP.
Danbnry. Conn., April s-The fourth days session
~ the New York East Conference began at O'Clock
with Bishop Nindc IT, the chair. A resolution was
adopted indor,ng the present public school system
and condcmnlng any Interference with It, The fol
loving reported having passed ia" necessary
examination and were admitted to elders orders
Henry l.. Glover Morlchcs. l.. l.; james A. MacMnlcn,
Milford Conn; Winfield :. Manshp, Centre Morichcs,
l.. L. G.. A. Stcnsstrum. Dover, y. j.: Benjamin /.
Gilman, Brport l.. J.; T.. \. Dent, Inlonvie,
Conn: b. f. Meredith Wethcrsncd. Conn; Jesse Lee
Rollin Mlddleown. Conn. Edward T.. David, Coram,
L. L. John ?. Hamilton. sctauhci, L. l.; Robert
J. Beach. bridgeport Conn; W. II. Kidd. Windsor,
Conn. 4 committee appointed 10 draft Il reson
ton OF regret on the death OF Gcorgo /. scncy.
C. - Wing \. :. Hunt and W. r. l
elected trustees OF the Conference Fund for three years
The following local deacons were elected 10 elders
orders: The Revs. W. Dalzic Comdc l.. l. W. Howell,
Whitcstonc, l.. l.: J. II. Bell Vernon, y. Y; Frank
". Crowdcr Powayton, Conn. The following clergy
men were called Ia the chanc where they were asked
the usual disciplinary questions 10y the bishop and
were admitted To full membership in the Conference
John 70 IS Trooklyn; Aaron V. BOn'r, N W. ana in
Conn.,; John II. Bell, Mt. Vernon, y v; George &.
Boswell East Chc.er y. y; Arthur W. Hyit. Morris
Park l. IT, Frank ". Crowdcr Powayton Conn.
JnlIus W. Egglcston Beacon Falls, Conn.,; Frederick
, Goscoignc West suiield Conn; samuel Quincy,
parkvillc H. l.: Daniel W. Howell, WhiteStonc, l.. !.
Francis IT, smith, Long Island City; George W. Fer
hs Amityvillc. j.. !.
The Rev. Dr. Brcckinridgc superintendent OF the
Brooklyn Hospital, lccturcd briefly on this growing
Methodist Institution. Then followed Dr. lIamll ton'-
Interesting lecture at the anniversary OF Tie veterans
Of The conference. DR.. Hamilton threw $50 fine
views upn the canvas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
BOOKS FROM THE UNIVERSITY.
sEyLSAL CASES OF VOLUMES WRITTEN By
MEMBERS OF ITS FACULTY.

MEMBERS OF ITS FACULTY.
The University OF the City OF NcwIork expects
10 send the bnlk OF its exhibit for the Worlds Far
10 Chicago next week II is to consist. rs to publ
cations of the works written By the members Of the
three faculties those now In Office and as far as
possible all those who have served the University
I'm IL, course OF the last sixty years. althouch 'he
time Is short that 1t las proven Impossible 10 Cd
tam n complete collection OF all their works. There
Will he euough however. TO fill six or more book
cases scientific apparatus by perhaps haii dozen
different chairs will be placed upon exhibition. Two
wing frames are 10 stand In the exhibit which nave
boon made specially for the University according !"
designs Of Professor Shaw and Professor Herring They
exhibit each Of them fifty faces. An interesting
ro?i Of the exhibit will be the work OF IN" Diapers
Tie father John W. Draper. and I'll" three sons
Henry John (. and Daniel. There Is perhaps no
c.hcr instance of univcrsi,, being served 10y
fatbor and three sons in n scientific way NO DOUBT
The mos, popular part Of this exhibit Will be the
Two sun pictures side by side. taken flty'hrre
Years AGO The other takrr only the other day' pom
Of The same person. The sister Of Professor JIiN W;
Draper The former IS. according 10 me fSnS'
authority IN, old, Photograph Of the human lace
anywhere In existence. :, A., Al
An important Icdac0gic element In me III
play will be- that Of coats "Nn''inn" mt.ho", W
teaching practiScd by variou> professors OF ,n' II
ver>,,v Those showing legal instruction Nv pr
Austin Abbott will not u" the least important one
y, the University professors will 60 10 Clhcag" 10
.r, Nm tho exhibit in proper form. Any late adci
lions 10 this ">libi: will be forwarded by express
aft IeXt Week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
TWO BANKS CLOSE THEIR DOORS.

Seattle, Wash, April S.-The Cocuer d'Alcne Bank
OF Wallace, and the Bank OF Wardner closed their
doors Yesterday morning. The suspensions caused
great excitement and evoked threats OF violence.
The banks are owned principally by George Is. Nc
AuIey and Van b. Ddashmutt the latter being
well.known hnancicr and minc-owner OF Portland.
The Bank Of Wallace had about $4,000 on deposit.
md the Bank OF Wardner $4,000. Shortly after
the banks closed the announcement was made that
Van b. Della shmutt had assigned.
Wallace Idaho, April s.-H. b. Fall. cashier and
county treasurer has attached the funds OF the
t,oeur d,Aicne Bank to secure the county deposit,
about 100000 The city deposit amounts TO about
81 600 The sheriff has taken charge rs receiver
under the appointment OF Judge li0llenan.
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(uiust TaxntiOtl.

cannot bear Many silly people thus tyrannzc that faith
iui er'itor until IL rebels and Furnishes them they do
serve. Dyspepsia Is usually child q gastronomc
folly. but whether this the natural associate OF IN
hercns feebcness from childhood purely and pleas
any remedabe with iiostetcrs Stomach Bitters hn'
est and most highly sanctioned gastric tonic In ~
result of the tone impaired stomach and the in.
creased activity OF It's dce tive assatve action,
insured by the persistent OF this benign inviecrant
general stamina is augmented the nerves strengthened
aud tanqn'lcd and tendency to insomnia and nv.
pochondriass defeated. Biliousness, chs and fever.
and kidney ueueiss conquered BY tas ~
msabie medicine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
LONG ISLAND

rreilING Private, william Murray anu Jun"
su,liv,p Of COMPANY y. Engineers Corps ~ "",''
p, int, are patients I'm the Government Hospital ho-"
v.,e accidentally shot Friday evening" ln' s'''
,,a bv the officers 81 IA" post Is to III" chco' TIA"
Murray and sullivan. while In their quarters WV
examining pistol, and by mistake Ii "'s "' -,
,ra hrc, ,,,..cd through Murrny's hand and struck
LII, 1, tho .d. detail OF four
otiyatcs from the Engineer corps ~ NlheUS '"''
started Yesterday for chicago. They are 10 uah'
charge ~ the exhibition Of torpedo"N ana il't lou'
r., ,,,.t defence at the Worlds Fair. TIC h'h
selected ar. Irivatc- VALID and Thomas oi company
n aud Welsh and Busch. OF Company ~
~ NrER'> POINf.-rhr Electric Illuminating 'om
Mnyor Gleason. has Offered 500 reward Tor ihOrhl3
ton leading the arrest ot "a" thieves VINO ',Up
theft WIS a peculiar Is the thieves climbed IN
poles and cut the wires between them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
sTrFFEp ANIMALS FROM CAPE COLONY.
ATAxIDERMIsT IN THIS CITY TO SEND LARGE
COLLECTION TO CHICAGO.

COLLECTION TO CHICAGO.
The Commissioners to the Fair from Cape Colony
are determined to make good exhibit of the an'n"N
,b., hiring wealth TO that southern end OF Africa.
with This Object in view they employed taNidermiS
spccimens they cond find. The result Is triumph
In :, xidcrmy and to the American naturalist Il fcN'
,,t,on in wha, that old Dutch-Engsh Colony can
nroducc There are herl OF Anrora goats. whose
oeecv coats fully foot long will make The Western
raiser Of that breed open his eyes Goats ''a st'"
fu,,v three feet high. that had more meat on them
than six-months- old calf, and won'd maze 'ne'.
Harlan cousins blush and hide their heads behind
,ho racks ~ that stony region arc among thc cohc
lion There are also fa-tailcd sheep ana ma"H
varieties Of tho antelope that are ihfischnon" u"
sou,h Africa
A case Of l7o species OF birds. among whi"h i '"c
sccrc:ary bird" the archcncmy OF every S"""'
,scnc,ius culls the emerald and other rar" c"'h'"''
linr6sber from the iarC" gray and white Na''N "
~. small "inperial" the smallest but mos' b'a''hN
,oa,horod Of his kind hawks and hornbl'' pccch''
,oroveuc,ers with many descriptions OF Its, Tree
cr,,,ors and cr,ssbirds. Th, case in Itself VIII b'
s,udr for 4 naturalist. There l. also. at u" same
.,orc ,,.rect ostrich farm. from the mature bifs
IN the lttle-no so little at thnt-chick that mas |"S'
ro,., .bc sheu OF its egg an extremely lcGgy long
nockcd bird and By no means beauty i"c sam"
,ox,acrm,s, shipped yesterday to Chicago eight grand
specimens Of Sturgeon. caci luiH ny - ,,r.n ni
Witch were captured In Florida. and also 'hi, y,
VA erne, no,ar bears that have ever been exhibited
Two of these stand over ten feet men ana w. ,'' nm,
one IS little short % that stature. ~ Lii ,ha,
wonderfully white coats. for as ru III ,,n"d wi,t
r.ach this country are ii good deal uns'd VII"
clio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
UOMEN RECALL COLLEGE DAYS.
THE ANNUAL LUNCHEON OF THE ELMIR\
ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION.

TIE ANNUAL LUNCHEON OF THE ELMIR\
ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION.
It was dainty luncheon that sherry spread yes
,criay afternoon for members Of III" Elma College
Alumnac Association OF New York city. and the sixty
women present were in the best possible mood Ia On
joy the good things and to talk over old college days
For the last five years the Elmra Alumnle ASsocia
ton OF this city has given an annual luncheon
Iciore the luncheon the regular business meeting
was held. Mrs a. u. Williams. OF Washington, d.
Jams Is the viccPrcsidcnt General Of the womans
National Science Association. At the luncheon
there were present representatives. OF the classes Of
80 30 and Gi They Miss Martha Bockee
Flint 80 Mrs. ID. W. Williams. 80. Brooklyn Mrs.
= T. Williams 80 OF Washington, ID. G., and Mrs.
Rufus s. Frost. 81. OF Chelsea. Mass. Ms. Frost
|, one OF the women managers of the Worlds Fair
Dr. ID. h. Ford professor OF SCIENCE present TO
represent the college. Mrs. Daniel :. Lamont, ~.
sisted by Mrs John Winthrop Lovcland and Miss
Marie l.. Manners received the guests.
Mrs, George sinbornc OF Philadelphia. was ,oa,
MASTER The toasts were: our College, Mrs. WIZ
lam H. Doy; The First Class" Miss Martin
Rockies Flint: "Womnn's Part In the Worlds Fair ,
Mrs Runu, ;. Frost. :" tn. Parent As,ociaon.r Mrs.
rne Jones "Thc College Woman In Athletics Mis-
w. ArUnra Wilbur. "Onr sister Colleges Miss
Perry; The Societies" Mrs. j. Il. Josiyn; The
Association Miss Cora Rogers. There were also
music BY Mrs. william Tooihe and songs bv Mr.,
Arthur Johnson aud Miss Ellsworth
man. Mrs Edward Boyer Mrs. Jnniu- Clark. Mrs
Johnston Cornish Miss Florence Grouse. Mrs C.
Diefcnihaler Miss Leonor, Fischer. Mrs. Frederick
kiss. Mrs. william H. Hcsier. Miss Agnes faring,on,
Ms. James G. Fender Mrs. George h. Hand. Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
rury 1ccrSE TIE CITY MARSHAL, TOO

JUSTICE GRADY RECEIVES MANY LElTri'' ""00-
SALMON AND J. V. ALEXANDER
Tho examination In the case OF John " H'eA"'",
collector OF the r. tail Grocers' Association anu '
.almon the City Marshal. charged Win cA''.''o "
Charles F. Mycr. proprietor OF the iio'e' "' ,,a
=, Rnadwov and Twenty .nrstst., came up III NV
Tombs Police Court yesterday. On the h's". :"
March 49, Marshal salmon and AeSnhd'r "'"' "
Tho hotel 1t may be remembered. and, telling MI
uro- th. thev had executions against the hoei Tor
so06 - proc.edcd to take possession OF the Ph'c'
They frightened The guests by removing the FURNITURE
and ordering them 10 vacae their rooh'S' i"''
,r,.,tcd on the following morning. NJ the eA"'h'''
ton Yesterday Marshal Salmon was present. o"o CO.
andcr dii not appear. letter was rece''e" ,'o"'
Mrs Alexander saying that her husband WIS BIN
While waiting for Alexander to appear, oi"'er
uct.uckcn entered the court with Charles Peterson
The Assistant city Marshal. known as "Charie '"c
,yyeder \ charge OF aiding and ab"tuns 'he "a
,ortion was preferred against Peterson by Mr. "s'i
lie pleaded not guilty and was held III s-'Vo" pa"
for examination. As he was unable to furnish Tue
bail he was locked up in prison. The JUSTICE au'
journrd the until Monday
Iu,t,cc Grady has received a number OF letters from
p.oule In the city making fresh charges against INV
prisoners and offering to appear rs witnesses against
ih,m Among the writer's Is J. T.. Mount. OF Mount
r-otbcrs grocrrs OF No. 2160 scventh-ave. Mr.
Mount says:
Il am II victim OF the yilany OF salmon ana
Nrxnncer. When | Oh my wedding trip 10 tue
capital, they frightened young man lnto signing
paIers and on returning, my store, worth ss''ooV'
was completely empty. had 10 start ouS'ho''
ngain' Mr. Mount offers his services ms witness.
Miss Belle Campbell, drcssmaker, OF No 2o+
West Forty sixth-st. writes that salmon and Alex
andcr called ut her house with blu for So4, ana
with six men began to remove her furniture she
had given them 81 IS TO go away. but they had
come n second time and demanded go, which she
was obliged to pay. james O'Connor. OF ONlnn"r
Prothcrs who sale and retail groceries, ut Nos 40
and i92 Couit>t., Brooklyn has also written TO the
Justice making accusation, against the men.
some time ago TIE New YORK. Retail UrC'rs
Union appointed committee 10 Investigate tiit
actions oI John v Alexander. Here l. the report In
part which they made: After patiently ana caro-
ully investigating n the charges. and duly c1lsd
c:ing fe Gcniiis ana contradictions made by j. '.
Alexander against the same the committee Is OF the
unanimous opinion that J. '. Alexander resorts -
richcry ana deception TO Induce retail grocers To
sign bills Of sale, mortgages and Other papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
VIEWS FROM NEW-JEh"Ei'
NEWARK.

II was definitely decided yes'e'"' ,,..so, Il, come
weigh, worlds championship nen uigbt shoula not
of at r"sa1"" ,a a r % and the managers an
ne IL abandonment us they would De "nao,
f., secure license rom tho Cy d' ,Sc sn In
Yesterday Judge Dcpur charao,erri cht hy The press
rranr".entnIivc OF the manager, VI % "nti,, fal.r
had consented to let the hght 20 Oh" " .' n,odo n
Police Captain DAILY. Of Ne carIcs Rr 'I Of no
saF: south nc of w fSS' G Sa
30 ea Of The south 9rangc ar. old. at Ferry and
Mary Ann N' S"%ark. last wednesday afternoon
rhr Charge viii be sent to the Essex county '''""
jury. ov,rdod Yesterday
over ~ ioard Of streets ard Water In the con
domination pr1ccNiimeS, ,c ' Newark water supply Tn
+" the city. will have TO pay '"e o'''
SsOO COO WIS claimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCuESTER COUNTY.

NEW ROCHEILE.-Thc recent d''i'oh VI
Dykman In the laws III oil Adrhh iS'''" "S"'' ,,,,
H. starin, restraining th" use cf NeP'u"c'' ~.,,
~ ,, I,ona T. moi rclishod by the citizens OF New
,oo,,o,,. Tho decision means tLat the only street
,r which tho rconle Of Ncw Rochelle can r"a'n wv
w,,cr will be closed. II will also compel 'r'S' "''
vi.h to visit Glen Island 10 60 70 New "rN W o''e
In col there The town aithoriths an" la,m,
:" - ,nti or. prrtrstlng AGAINST the DECISION. y
,ui has bccn pr.pir,d and will shorty BE- p,,I h,r
,n tho Legislature declaring Neptune" T. pnpT n-r
'r Jnc street INA, been In hSr Tor s'h'rIl Pm
80 for over half u century. and II l. h.in In , To-
dr,,a,c tights have long since been swept asi"c io
,hc bcncht OF the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
ANOTHER INSPECTION OF BREWSTERS.



rfOOK-CtRMEL AGAIN VISITED.
Commissioner Daily and his party arrived at Brew
stcrs al O'Clock yesterday morning. BrcwscrS was
inspected On III" fir. rail-. but many
of pollution were discovered yesterday. DIR. Etson
said the condition OF the sewerage about the water
shed here such that he could not understand how
the metropolis lad been free from disease
The party Inspected again the outhou,,S and other
buildings Toncita Brook. The fire engine house
was Inspected carefully. II Is understood that Ills
place will be demolished. The city will acquire all
Of the property bordering upon the brook. This In
cud"s many fine houses. and Will cost considerable"
money All OF the property between the brook and
the road IS marked for condemnation. and the prop
"r,y the other side Of Tho road IS TO bc condi one
After "A thorough examination OF Brcwsicrs the
party went to Carmel, which place WIS also inspected
the previous raid II l. understood that Mayor
Groy will be member Of tOmmi,sonrr Daily, party
which Will make another trip along the Croion water
shed In about ten days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
HE SENT BULLETS ~ ALL DIRECTIONS.

Edward OBricn. n carpenter. CT No. a)3 West sixty
Scvcnth-,t. drunk after yesterday, AZ
Third-ave and one hundred n nd ninetecnthst nud
created CONSERVATION by hrins nj number of per
with revolver crowd that had been at
lraccd by his peculiar actions scattered In all dlrc.
lions when he began To shoot. Fortunately he h,t
nobody. lie even fired AT Italian huit vender nj
short range, and missed him. Ex-polleman Howard
ami Benjamin ROs"nihal. OF no Ill Eas One.hundrcd
nd.sevrnth-st.. ovcrpoNerrd Olien ard handed him
over 10 the Iollcc. In the Harlem Police Court h" wns
remand d for examination. lie sail he was "a
wdowcr, fifty five year old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
TIE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fail River. Mass. April (speciaD.-The print cloth
market has been quiet and dull throughout the week
and the price has dropped to "a cents for 6Ax64s.
The production fell off, owing TO the general Observ
ance OF Fast Day. and the stock hand has accumu
lated 10000 pieces. There have been sales Of
goods In other places basis Of 3 IL cents. and
1t Is felt that quotations here will reach that figure
before many days. The price OF cotton Is low. and
manufacturers DO not yet any for worry In
the situation. Work has been begun the third
iron works mill, and Is being pushed rapidly on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
NOTES OF TlIE GREAT FAIR

Chicago April s.-Thr plan 10 hold the opening
ceremonies OF the Worlds Columbian Exposition In
Choral Hail. which accommodates less than 900
persons meeting WITH good deal Of opposition and
the prospects that the exercises VIII take place
IN the open air The National Board OF Control took
mo the subject yesterday. and after long d. cnssion
Director General Davis, President Palmer ana secrc
tary Dickinson were authorized to select suitable
place In fhe park for holding the ceremonies This
is regarded as notice to the local officials that tho
cereuDony shall be a public affair
Constantine Frascolla. II. A. Coledo. Colando and
pssaunle Marblto. Of Naples. Italy. italian C"mmis
etoners TO the Worlds Fair, arrived In the city to
day
Philadelphia. April s-A high officer In the state
fsuAyd saws that Governor Paftson will order the
pennsylvania militia 70 60 10 Chicago for its rncamp
r,snt this summer and that the Legislature will sp
0rouriate 81 80 coo to pay the expenses
pttsburg. April s.-Cara Nevis. the actress. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
A CONCERT FOR 4 WORTHY CHARITY

concert In aid Of the Kindergarten
and POttcd Plant Association will be
given at sherry's OH April 20 by number
Of pupils OF Nora NJ. Green The following will
take part In the entertainment: Mrs Arthur Dvo,,
Mrs. william G. Brokaw. Mrs. Z. Berry Wall Nrs
Albert Tit, Miss Gerlruic Prince, Miss Carrie FcI,nr
Miss Mabel Virgins and Miss Lille Iargham. An,onc
the patroncSscS Miss Helen Gould Mrs Gnoryo
Gould. Mrs. Theodore Sutro, Mrs. Alornon = s,,
low the entertainment. " '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW BRIGHTON. Tho General Commit 'e "P'''"'
- a., and subscribers 81 the staten lSahu
,.d.pv Will meet with the trustees of the 'hsu''
,ior ot the Cn,tloion Hotel on TUESDAY, 'N'"''
,pru II. II Is the cnly meeting that VIII " M"
o;d #, purpose +. TO disseminate in''f"''"" w."
c.,rip, IN. erection 81 the acad' my WIN is '"', d
,virt"r Memorial Library and Gurus iNc'"n' "
,,r, the c,mI I.te Understanding 0i th">, h'",'
t,r,'i.d that they by their personal hInu'"'''
u,ox aid the effort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS A CITY piSrOr

The Evangelical Lutheran Church OF IN. Hail.,
Trinity. No ~ West Twenty -fstst, will celchr,, %
tie twentyh anniversary Of is establishment, nna
" the pastoratc Of the Row q. r. Kro,eI ,,,s -,
Ing. At the time of the organization ~ M. o,,.,
there only Englisb Lutheran ch,rc, In on.
n.y. d. '"hesS' DURING MS pastorae DR.. Krote
ms 'e'"''u I" h"moer OF Watering calls TO impor
tant churches In various parts OF tho coun,rr
the close OF tho services TO-DAY resolutions of
pmentary Character win be peSeutod 10 the IA stns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

foundation for Granite MIL No. ,. Ground mas ne.''
broken for a large weeve-shed for the Ohioh "','
The weekly statement IS as follows: rrou"'n o
1875 900 pieces, deliveries. l46,ooo stocA' go,
- 600 ,rar. Odds I, 600 G4xs4s 90 900 futures. ana
10 900 spots sale, for weekly dellxen",,, , " b.
las OOO May. $4,000: June; III 400 .: ,oier
900: August. $4,000: September, -l'o,o 600
10 900; November 10 900. December, iooo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
KILLED HIS DIVORCED WIFE AND UIuSELP

Bangor. Mich, April s.-Andrew Campbell. a re-
spectcd farmer. yesterday shot his former wife and
himself. both dying instantly. They divorced
about four months but had lived together IN .
house their farm ABOUT four miles west OF Bangor
until about three weeks ago. when they separated.
Yesterday. after brief alteration. Campbell shot
the unfortunate woman dead, aud then turning the
weapon upon himself took his life. They have
five children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
JCpSEY CITY.

james A. Duke, OF No. W.. 'ac"'o"' Nv. Coa,ne
,,,'' ,rho ,,o. hor.cwhppcd Friday BY Mrs. "'o'se
Crocr 81 Nm. o, orient ave, arrniGncd y"''cr-
,, hfor. Justice Klmmcrly. Duk" adh'l.'n t o,;cc
nad made remarks about Mrs. Green any nacc
Kimmerly held him IN S-Vo Uo'"' w ",,r -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
THE NEBRASKA IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS.

Lincoln, Ncb., Apiil s.-Thc legislature In Joint
convention this morning adopted articles OF mp"ach'
mont against eX-Attorney General Lccsc AT TIE JOINT
session night articles of impeachment were dc
c,,rcd acainst cA-AuiitOr r. II. Ecnton The I'm
,cbment trial before the supreme Court will begin
ON Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

Anna Johnson Miss ~ KaoG n. ' nanch Wv Mannrs
M ny ser; Pako Miss Cora Rogers MISS is,pe'"
Stewart Miss IIarrc, T. stove Mrs T. e; MiSS f.
Mrs William r. Wells, Miss NJ a. "hpu'' '''
I-nIoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

present in this city, has received and accepted an
invitation from the Worlds Congress OF Reprc,enta
tive Women at the Worlds Fair. Nay 10 10 - 10
sneak on The subject "WOman the stage"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

Johann HorF's MALT EXTRACT has atta'neu
= world. wide reputation A proof of ITS ex-
ccIlencv is seventysix awards when II mas
received from exhibitions and Scleh'''0
Societies.