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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-17
i szeryf Nc Carver zcstanie
pod sad kryminalny.
KOnwencya list0nOszy.

New YORK, 16 wrzesnia.
DIS wieczorem wyjecha}a stad
koleja West Shore delegacya
tutejszych listonoszy, azeby
wziac udzia} W konwencyi Ii.
stonoszy, kt6ra jutro ma sic
rozpoczac W Cleveland, ,O.Dele.
gacya ia ma podac kilS wnio'
sk6w waznych dla wszystkich
listonoszy W kraju, Take ad'
wokat tutejszych listonoszy, 6.
King z Washington, ID. o.,
wyjecha} delegacya,
Wielkie nieszczescie kOlejOwe.
HUDSON, Wis, l6 wrzesnia.
Pociag towarowy kolei Chica.
60, st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha, kt6ry wyjecha1 by1 z
Eau Clair wczoraj o p6}nocy,
wykoleil sig dis rano dwie
mile ma zach6d cd Hammond.
Do pociagu tego nalezaay diva
wagony . nafta: W jednym z
Mich nafta eksplodowala / po-
wsta1 pozar, kt6ry obja} take
wagon z weglami i kabuze'
Droga by}a tedy zatarasoWana,
kiedy nadszedi pociag osobo.
wy q Chicago. Pociag ten mu
sia} sic zatrzymat, a podroln
musieli precise przez gruzJ
wykolejonego poclagu, by
przesiasc sic na lnny poclag 2
drugiej oczekujscy strony. W
chwlli kiedy / rzechodzlll :
by}o to oko}o godz. 10 min. 45,
nastapila niespodziewanie dru'
ga eEsplozya i mn6stwo os6b
szkaradnie zosta{opoparzonych
palaca sic nafta. Najgorzej po-
parzony zostal niejaki H. Ru'
digger Menominee, kt6rego
GAIA odziez sic spali1a, a ciafo
mocno zostalo poparzone: o.
pr6cz niego niebezpieczniej 20.
stall poparzeni: John Belwick
Minneapolis, Robert B; Clark
Chippewa Falls; William
Conroy z Ellsworth; M. 5.
Curtis z Milwaukee; M. r.
Dickey z Cleveland; konduk'
tor Fredericks; Edward Gard
ner z Hammond; G. Kromrey
Neilsville; konsul do Victo-
ria, B. c., Levi W. Myers; pa
nj w. J. Mott z Menominee,
Olaf Oakwell; Ed. Syverson /
T. J. Watkins z Louisville.
Milionerzy zaskarzeni o oszustwo'
New YORK, 16 60 wrzesnia.
Russell Sage i wykonawcy te-
stamentu Jay Goulda, zostali
zaskarzeni O oszustwo przy ad.
ministrowaniu oblig6w kolei
Kansas Pacific i to o sprzenie'
wierzenie IL milion6w dola
row. w skardze przez kilku
nastu akcyonaryuszy wniesio'
nej do obwodowego sadu
zwiazkowego zawarte jest "a
DAME, by Russella Sage Geor-
ge'a Gould usunieto z admin.
stracyi i ably ich zmuszono do
oddania 10000 akcyj pod "a
Rad i'm powierzonych, kt6re
zabrali pod pozorem jakiegos
fikcyjnego procesu, wytoczone'
90 przeciw sobie samym, jako
Administrations, przez kompa-
MIA Kansas Pacific, w1asnie
stoiaca pod ich kontrola. spra'
wa ia ciagnie sic cd r. 1879 i z
nies}ychana zrecznoscia przez
Mich zosta}a powik}ana. Proces
budzi wielkie zajecie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-17
Chodniki chicagoskie.

w iak szkaradnym stanie
W wielu miejscach SO chodni.
XII W Chicago, kazdy mieszka.
nice miasta vie dobrze. Wczo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-17
TeLegranly krsjOWe.
KOnsekracya biskupa.

SOUTH BEND, Iud., 16 wrze-
snia. Dzisiaj odby}o sic W ko.
sciele Najsw. serca Mary kon
sekracya Najprzew. ks. Piotra
J6zefa Hurt, by}ego prezy-
denta kolegiulu sw. Edwarda
w Austin, Texas, do Wscho-
dnich Indyj.
Najprzew. ks. biskup Rade-
macher Fort Wayne, Ind,
odprawil uroczyste naboze1
stwo i dope}ni1 aktu konsekra
cyl. Mn6stwo os6b zape}nia1o
kosci6} przez czas ceremonii,
ktora trwa}a cztery godziny.
Potem odby}a sic uczta W g}6.
wnym gmachu uniwersytetu.
KS. biskup Hurt dzisiaj VIE
czorem wyjecha1 do New Yor,
ku W towarzystwie ks. Villa
ma Corby z Fort Wayne i ks.
Peter Bosen Fairfax, MINI.
We srode nastapi wyjazd do
Rzymu, gdzie ks. Corby pred
stawi Ojcu swietemu nowego
biskupa. Potem ks. biskup
Hurt uda sic do swoiej dye
cezyi W Bengalii W Indyach.
Jest on trzecim z zakonu sw.
Krzyza, kt6rego posy}aja do
Indyj.
Ma uroczystosci dzisiejszej
W kosciele Notre Dame obecni
byli nastepujacy Najprz. bi.
skupi: Rademacher Ft.
Wayne, Ind. Horstmann z
Cleveland, Foley Detroit,
Richter z Grand Rapids, Dun
ne Dallas, Tex, Watterson
z Columbus, O., Schwebach 2
La Crosse, Wis. lss:;sS;5,ss1 izsxS:SSs1
Centralny zwiazek rzymskO ka'
tOlicki.
New YORK 1890 wrzesnia.
w Niblos Garden dzisiaj wie-
czorem odby4 sic wielki kon-
cert ma czesc zamiejscowych
delegat6w, kt6rzy tu przybyli
ma 26 Sejm Zwiszku centralne'
60 rz. kat. : Sejm ten roz.
pocznie sic jutro, a trwac ma
do srody wieczor6m, W kon.
cercie opr6cz orkiestry kapeli
Z pIku wzia} udzial Choir mie'
szany z}ozony re 14O os6b. =
Move powitalna wypowiedziaa
burmistrz Gilroy. Pc MIN prze
mawia} arcybiskup Corrigan,
kt6ry bardzo pochlebnie wy
raza} sic tel organizacyi.
DIS przed poludniem odby-
10 sic dla delegat6w uroczyste
naboze1stwo W kosciele Zba'
wiciela, celebrowane przez ks.
J. Schroedera W obecnoscl
Najprzew. arcyblskupa Cor
rigana, Mgra Farley i Mgra
Money. By}o ma MEM ODE.
cnych $50 delagatow.
A. P. A'sci.
Boston, 16 wszesnia. Ma
dzisiejszem posiedzeniu Gen.
trail Labor Union potepiono W
ostrych wyrazach zwiazek A.
P. A'st6w z powodu, re organi-
zacya ia wywo}ujac wasnie W
sprawach religii pomiedzy ro-
botnikami, przez to samo do
prowadzajsc do 3atwiejszego
ich wyzyskiwania przez kapi-
talist6w. Uchwalono usunac
delegat6w towarzystwa - MON
of Practical Progress" z powo.
du, re kilku urzednikow tel
unii nalezv do zWiazku A. ?.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-17
Cyklista dyplOmata.

Sekretarz poselstwa niemiec-
kiego W Madrycie, baron Won
Wangenheim, jest zapalonym cy-
klista. w dniu % lipca udai on
sic ma rowerze z Madrytu do San
Sebastian, gdzie stanal W dniu l
b. M, przebywszy W cztery dni
przestrze1 800 kilometrow. O.
becnie, korzystajac z urlopu, u
dal sic baron Wangenheim ma
swym stalowym rumaku z Hisz-
panii do Hamburga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-17
Zrabowanie poczty.

w Abbasanta, W pobliau We
necyi, we Wioszech, pieciu zbroj-
nych i zamaskowanych bandytow
napadio ma poczte, zrabowafo
wszystkie pakiety pieniezne i o.
debraio poborcy podatkowemu
Gamble 1000 lir6w, ktore mial
przy sobie. Slad zloczy6cow "a
ginal.
Kupuj Gle kalendarz Katolick
ma rok 1896 jest nadzwyczaj zaj.
nujacy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-17
L tax zle : i tak ME d6brze.

Rzecz dzieje sic teatrzyku dru'
gorzednym.
= Alez, panic dyrektorze, pshscy
spiewacy ME maja wcale gsos6w!
= To TAX ch}odu.
= onegdaj ssyszalem ich ma pro.
bic, W upas, takze ME mieli gsosow'
= To tax ups}u -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-17
NieszczesliWy wypadek.

New YORK, 16 wrzesnia.
DIS po poaudniu W czasie ce-
remonii po4ozenia kamienia
wegielnego koscio}a sw. Au-
gusta ma 167 ulicy i Fulton
ave., 80 os6b wcisnelo sic ma
lekko tylko zbudowana plat
forme, kt6ra tez sic za}ama1a i
wszyscy na niej znajdujacy sic
pospadali. Czternascie os6b
zosta}o pokaleczonych lzej lub
ciezej.
Trzynastu OskarzOnych o NOR.
derstWO.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, 1890
wrzesnia. w sprawie lynchu W
Kervelle ,grand jury" oddaia
pod sad kryminalny l3 osob
oskarzajac ich 0 morderstwo,
a pomiedsy niemi dw6ch ,,de
puties" szeryfa. Bye moze, 2e
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
Telssr.ph Rrsxisi.d:;I..S

ASA081oPm 0SOVhtuOoe 80
Chairman Wilson will..probablys 70 10
Europe soon after coaxleas adjourns.
A dspaich says.ths pope had An at,sck
q, sync0pe and for some minutes his condi.
ton caused much alarm. ~
An old brick building In Worcester. Maae.
collapsed. lurying - -dosen children and
three men. Four children were taken ont
badly injured.
Herr Dove. the inventor Of bullet proof
armor. 10 said to have been wounded IL
performance ct Aacher, the bullet havins
pierced the culfasa
The Northwestern Electric l4ieht ana
Power CUsnpsny OF Chicago mado a .as-
signnlrni yesterday. The. assets Ar. esti-
mated " $o6 $40; liabilities. s01 $50.
Alaacs r. Walker has cabisd tn Al1ki..
sou reorganization committee that hg4c-
cspts the receivefshtp. He 10 nov II sPafia
ami will b in New York Ssptsmhsf2
The west -bound fast freight on the Colo
RADIO Midland ran into rock slide Is Elev.
en-mile canyon. The eak)ne rolled ineo
the river and Engineer ]. 3. Blooker -,
crushed 70 death. = e IS
Fully 400 people NV Horses n. Ined.
1t Atlantic Guy fshs Oven Zeialeg. MN.
weight champion VI the unitQd 1Iats 8 IA =
touf-sQund bout at AtIAntio CITY Ncnsinv
Night Ne decision Yas reudeysd, m e
was eoncsded tnat lAeds 49, ths hsit No.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
ALTGELD CAN DO LITTLE.
Illinois Governor and His Pullman
vestigattOn.

ILLINOIS, GOveTOOr anu MS 1uIIm0n In.
vestigattOn.
CHICAGO. Aug. Ex-Governor Alt.
geld spent several hours today with
citizens of Pullman. He was told that
2, 1876 families had been helped. II do
not know just what method I shall
take to aid these men," said the gov.
ernor, ''but something must he done.
have written George Pullman. 1t
Is probable that the governor will issue
proclamation setting forth the pitia-
ble condition of the strikers, and cali
ing for aid.
II can do little myself" said Gov
error Altgeld, land If anything con-
siderable were to be done the money
would have to come out Of the govern
ments financial reservoirs. l might
convene the legislature for the purpose
Of making an appropriation. or l might
make an appeal to the people
Of the state. I think we have
gone to the bottom O! things now and
can proceed intelligently. and it re-
mains to lie seen what can he done.
AT the invitation of the governor the
committee met at his Office to give in.
formation regarding the strikers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
0owARDLY MURDERERs CAPTURED.
Four Years Ago They Gloysteined Two
Kansas CAt.lemen.

Four Years Ago They Gloysteined Two
Kansas Cat.lemen.
KANSAS City. No., Aug. 2l.-A
special TO the Journal! from Sedan,
Kan, says: ''After u lapse of four ears
the cowardly murderers OF John S.
Fraser, q cattle dealer of this county,
have been captured. They are all
prominent farmers or business men
living in this vicinity. and tie news If
their arrest caused u sensation. Their
names are Theodore F. Cox. Mark Nc
Bee. William Licklister, John z. aud
Elmer Cox. Tue crime W tn which
tile men are charged was one of the
most cold-hlooded ever committed in
Kansas. In 1890 w. H. Gibson and ].
Fraser were partners in an extensive
cattle business in Chautauqua. They
imported !, 400 head OF Texas steers. TO
hich ne.ghboring raisers objected
feariug they would spread the Texas
fever. Gibson and Fraser refused to
remove the catt'e, however, and in
consequence were threatened with
death. They paid no heed to the
threats. but in May of that year Gibson
was found dead in u hotel at Moline,
Kan. In June Fraser was missed, and
after long search his body, covered
with knife cuts. was found in q neigh.
boring stream. Gibsoh's death was
thought To have been caused by heart
disease. but the finding of Fraset's
body led to the murder theory. Since
tl.en the search for the murderers has
been quietly progressing. eliminating
today in what the authorities be-
lieve TO he the arrest of the active
participants
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The Head Camp Does Much Busines s.
at Portland.

The Head Camp Does Much Business
at Portland.
PORTLAND. Aug. 21.-The third ses.
sion Of the head camp, Pacific jurisdic'
ton Of Woodnien of the World
elected the following officers: Grea,
head consul, +. A. Falkenburg of Den.
yer. reelected; head advisor, Charles
V. Cooper of Portland; head clerk.
General John w. Browning of Den.
yer, re-elt c;ed; head banker, J. X.
Shireman of Pueblo, Colo; head es-
cort, b. V. Hunt of Pueblo, Colo.
head managers. John c. Latshaw OF
Pueblo. F. P. Beatschey of Denver, DR..
A. X. Carmichael of Trinidad: Colo,
Judge H. nj. Haynes Of Greedy, Colo.
J. S. Baird of Wyoming; sovereign
representatives. w. o. Nash of Denver,
A. NJ. Meekiem of Colfax, Wash. Salt
Lake aud Helena were candidates for
the session of 1896, but Salt Lake
withdrew from the contest aid Helena
gets it. John Latshaw, who was
elected one of the head managers, IL
lying seriously i'll with typhoid fever
at the Coed Samaritan hospital.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
TO MARRY A REAL PRINCE.
Pullman's Daughter Engaged e. Truly
Royal Austrian.

Pullman's Daughter Engaged e. Truly
Royal Austrian.
LONDON. Aug. 20-The engagement
Is announced of Miss Florence Pull
man. daughter of George NJ. Pullman,
10 the prince of Isenburg- Eirstein. eld-
est son of Prince Charles of IsenbCrg-
Birstein and the Archduchess Marie
Louise of Austria aud cousin of
the emperor of Ausiris. Miss Pull.
mans father 0uly consented to
his daughters engagement to the
prince on condition that the children
shall possess the full rights Of Success
sion TO the title. dignities and heredi-
tary privileges of the house of Isenburg.
Birstein. According to Austrian
law, however, the. magnates cf the
house of lsen burg Birstein must by
formal document recognize the equal
ity of Pullman's grandchildren with
their own descendanta Ii Miss Pull.
man could obtain the title of princess
from some foreign court this difficulty
would he overcome.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
STILL HELD AT SEA
The Case Of General Ezeta Grows
More Mysterious.
BEYOND THE REACH OF RESCUE
Warrants for the Arrest of the Furatlvas
Arrived From Washington and Were
Given to Consul Calderou,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Golf requi-
sition papers for warrants for the arrest
of General Antonio Ezeta aud three
other refugees from San Salvador were
dispatched from Washington on the
nth inst, as the authorities here led
the public to believe, 1t Is conceded that
the documents must have been IN San
francisco ut least two days. Notwith-
standing this fact. however. the gun.
boat Oh which the refugees are priso-
ners Is still cruising off the shore.
There is every indication that she 10
to lie Kept at sea indefinitely. This
morning Lieutenant Stoney came oyer
from Mare island, chartered the tug.
boat Sea King and went 10 sea again
with another big supply of fruit, veg
etables and fresh meat for the Ben ming
ton. indicating that it ia the govern.
ments intention TO keep the refugees
outside the three-mile limit and beyond
the reach Of habeas corpus for ut least
day or two. This strange delay IL u
puzzle to the local federal authorities.
who are all but certain that the neces-
sal uOCuIucuto III tu0 CU9S nave ar
rived from Washington and are now
In the hands of the San Salvador off.
Gals here.
The only plausible explanation IL
that the local officials of the govern
ment Of San Salvador, some of whom
are known to lie friendly to Ezeta, s,e
all fighting among themselves. The
president of San Salvador appointed q
new consul here OH Saturday last. 1t
Is considered probable that the deposed
consul. Yrigoyen, who is u close friend
Of Ezeta. and who hurried off to New
York recently to confer with Carlos
Ezeto, the deposed president, has re-
fused to deliver tho documents 10 his
successor.
The Warrants Arrive.
The warrants for the arrest of An tonic
Ezeta and his fellow refugees on board
Of the Bennington arrived from Wash
ington today and were turned oyer to
Consul Calderop.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
HELD IN $780, 900 EACH.
Preliminary Examination CT Leadini
California Strikers.

Preliminary Examination CT Leading
California StrikerA
WOODLAND, CAL, Aug. 2L- Knox.
Compton, Mulliu and Hatch, the mem.
bars of the mediation committee of the
Sacramento A. r. u. who were arrest
ed for di;chinx the train on July IL
and causing the death of the engineer
ana four United States soldiers, were
held today to answer for trial before
thu sunerior court under charges of
murdet The prisoners managed to
secure Bonds, though the justice of the
peace held them Ia the sum of 500, coo
each. Defendant Worden demanded
the right 10 introduce testimony in his
own behalf, q right which the other
culprits waived. and his preliminary
examina alton will lie resumed next
Thursday. Two other striking train
men are yet to I've examined under
charges Of c implicitly in the same of.
tense.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
TIE PAPERS HAVE ARRIVED.

But still the Refugees Of San Salvador
Arc Kept Mt Sea.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2l.-The gun
boat Bennington, with General Ezeta
and other San Salvadorian refugees on
board, is still kept at sea beyond the
,hree-mile limit. It's now positively
known that the warrants for the arrest
Of the refugees have been in the city
since last week, and that papers are
now in the. hands OF local attorneys
who are representing the government
of San Salvador. Today these attor-
neys areln consultation with United
States Marshal Baldwin. but so far no
action seems TO have been taken to
bring the Ben nington into port.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
READY FOR ADJOURNMENT.
Congress Only Waiting the Predicate
Action ON the Tariff.

Cong Only Waiting the President's
Action ON the Tariff.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Spsaker
Crisp returned today from Old Point
Comfort. Va. He says adjournment
could lie had by Wednesday II the
president should act on the tariff to-
morrow. The only Iegislative matter
pending on which action 10 hoped for
IL The alcohol bill now before the senate.
but this appeared to be affected by the
Murphy resolution postponing all tariff
legislation. Members Of the ways and
means committee gay they do not think
the president Will let thetarif bill be-
come law until the last moment, in
order that customs officers. may have
all the information possible. !, This
would not be until midnight Of Mon
day next Representative Tarsney
will make no effort to push his free
silver lead ore bill beyond getting It on
his calendar. He reports It from the
committee today. ~.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
A MYSTERY OF THE SEA.
An Unknown Yacht Found Bottom
IN New York Harbor.

An Unknown Yacht Found Bottom Up
IN New York Harbor.
New YORK, Aug. 2Q-The sloop-
rugged yacht Bessie g. was found float.
ing keel up In the lower bay yesterday,
and unless the crew was rescued by an
outward.bound vessel 1t is almost GER
tain that four persons lost their lives.
The fact that there were four persons
in the boat was not learned until to-
day. Two men on Swinburne island
identified the boat as one they saw
with three men ard woman in it yes
terday. TO whom the sloop belonged
anu. where she came from is question
which nobody in the vicinity knows.
Bessie G. IL on the stern, bu: there is
no other mark which might lead to
Identification.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
HAS A SILVERY RING
Resolution in the House That
Does Not Equivocate
THE FREE COINAGE OF SILVER
The House Alone In Sessi0n-Mr. warner
of New York Enumerates Some
Weird Statements.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l.-Represent'
alive Hartman of Montana presented
In the house today q resolution for the
free coinage of silver, which is re-
parded BY si!v r advocates as one OF
the most significant expressions In
favor of their doctrine which have been
elected by the agitation of the past
year. Tho resolutions have been con-
sidered and adopted during the pres
emit session BY most OF the powerful la
Dor organizations of the country. are
strongly wurded and are signed by the
chief officers of various unions.
The address declares ''that in view OF
the general distress at II time when
granaries are full and in the natural or.
der of thi ,ys producers and tOilprs
should DC enjoying the fruits Of their
labors, 1t seems the time has come
for united action on the part of those
who created the wealth Of the cOun-
tryw One of the causes which has
brought about this condition, the ad-
dress saye, j. the departure from the
wise bimetallic financial principle Of
Washington, Jefferson and Hamilton.
and the substitution of the monOine-
tallc policy dictated by European
money holders and their American al
lies. A review of financial legislation
is given to show what part Was enact
ed in the interest Of the producing and
the will of the nonproducing classes.
The proposil ion is set forth that be-
fore the decentralization at silver 8, 500
bushels of wheat or 81, 900 pounds of
lad In Nf
senator or congressman, while today
10, 600 bushels. OF wheat or loo, 600
pounds Of cotton barely suffice; that
formerly $1,000 bushels # wheat or
$50, 900 pounds of cotton would have
paid the salary Of the president. while
today he receives The equivalent OF
100, 900 bushels of wheat or 1000. OCO
pounds of cotton, and the same proper
ton applies to all other fixed salaries
and incomes. In review of the finan-
cial legislation, it Is charged that all
acts since the civil war have been in
the interest of the bondholders and
against the producers, and the Sher-
man law Is said Ia have been repealed
at the demand of European financiers,
although grand fight was made by
the peoples representatives. The resO-
lutions are as follows:
1--WE demand of the present Congress
an immediate return to the money of
the constitution as established by our
fathers, by restoring free and unlimited
coinage OF silver at q ratio of Is 10 ],
the coins of both metals to be equally
full legal tender for all debts, public
and private, Is before the fraudulent
demonetiy alton of silver of 1873 We
also condemn tie Issuance of national
debt in time of peace and the use of
interest bearing bonds at any time"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
ENDED IN A GRAND FARCE.
The Tarsney Outrage Cases in Colorado
Thrown Out of Court,


Thrown Out of Court
COLORADO CITY, Colo. Aug. 90
The Tarsney outrage cases ended in q
farce in Justice McCoache's court this
afternoon. District Attorney Cochrane
appeared before the court and asked
that the cases against Robert Taylor,
Hiram Rebecke, Jack Carroll. H. B.
Allen, Jack Mullin, Sherman Crum-
ley. Thomas Blair. l.. D. Smith, Wal
ter Skam. d.. Reed, William Bancroft,
Samuel Shellenberger, Jay Quacken-
bush, William Saxtcn and Joe Doe be
dismissed. The district attorney stated
that he made this motion for the rea-
son that the evidence in the case has
been reviewed by the grand jury. who
had failed 10 fnd q true bill against
any Of the defendants. The court
granted the motion.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
NEW Y0RK's NEW BRIDGE.
Mammoth Structure That VIII Sa,
GOthamites NJ UGH Time.

A Mammoth Structure That VIII Save
Gothamites Much Time.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-Groupd was
broken today at the New York end of
the new BlackwelPs island bridge,
which is to furnish the Long Island
railroad an entrance into New York
city. The bridge will have capacity
of four railroad tracks. if need he, be-
sides roadway and footwalks on either
side. The spans over both channels of
the river will each be 855 feet. The
span on the island will be 635 feet be.
tween the centers of the piers. The
dista nee between the centers of the TWO
extreme piers will lie 1856 feet. 1t is
calculated that passengers from the
Union station at Third avenue and
Sixty.fourth street, New York city, can
reach Manhattan Beach in 40 minutes
Without changing cars. This Is a re-
ductiOn in time of more than an hour.