New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

St Johns Msh Iqnr Of he q II 5Sn dog1 ad
day afternoon. Loss. 5000; no insurance.
Elnlra. ~ Y. June MARTIN Y. Strait. the wife
murderer. sentenced ms morning t. on" ~ t,r
electric chair at Auburn prison IN the week Des'h-
ming July 81
buffalo June THE waterbar Of Lehigh VALLEY
locomotive No "a blew out in the East l'ufialo
yards at o'clock this mornins ieTtiny sD"If a
Casey. 1t Is thought that Casey ca"n2t Ice'E'I,'
Carriers face, hands and arms we're bAciy sci'iei'
bu, his injuries are not dangerous
r-,ica \. Y. June 1-Estelle V. Flint who was
last evening found guilty Of murder IN ne seconI
degree was to-day sentenced T. Auburn prison Tor
the Judge asked her II she had anything 10 -ay and
spoke briefly she said she was not as DaG a.. snc
ton and referred to her life III a Iathctc manner
Victory Mills y. Y. June 1.-Two stores owned by
John McI.udon two saloons owned by :. - CON
nelly and Daniel Caaghan, and tenement -nou~e
of the Victory Manufacturing COMPANY were dc-
siroyed by fire this morning. me post9'.cr was III
McIindon'g drygoods store. The loss - hoA'y'
Cincinnati. June THE Knicherhocker SPECIAL on
Tho "Rir Four ran into an engine which was stand
ing on a eidetrack too near the main line in the
suburbs Of the city at nS scI ;oh rneincs
were badly wrecked and the communion car r'
a nnmber of Chicago and 81. Louis passengers on
the train for New-York The wreck al "'d'"s"' was
cleared
Amsterdam. - Y, June THE Rehr block, a
fonr.storv Structure, was badly damaged by FIRE
rari, tbts morning The ground floor was occupied
by s y. Thing & Coz shoe dealers rh sioc% ',o
badly damaged by water. The entire Joss VIII f'dch
about 10000; fully insured
Binghamton ~ Y. June IA small fire occurred
Moshers drug store yesterday aiteIn"Y" ii
by the breaking OF carboy OF nitric acd "l..Iih
gladden., aged twenty. one Of a gang OF men ehs"Fi
in clearing away the wreckAge, Wa r.,i
the fumes Of the acid but apparently Iss,"t'i"l
after reaching the open air. About midnight now
ever ,hc again taken Ill and DESPITE the 81 at +,
OF physicians to relieve MN SANK iap'''y anu "''i
at o'clock this morning.
Hartford. June 1.-Austn T. Bond. eighty year
old a respected citizen Of Windsor was instantly
killed in that town by tram at 90 cincN ,nis
York. New-Haven and Hartford Railroad al
Bond-st.
Ironton. Ohio. June 1.-The body Of a woman
here this morning II f. supposed 10 b. that OF
Becky Turner OF Memphis. Tenn. who lived on a
family boat There Was quarrel over the possession
OF the boat two months ago, and the woman mas not
been seen since that time. one % the men on NE
boat has been arrested on suspicion Of causing the
death OF Miss Turner There a rope tied about
the neck and fastened to a large stone.
Buffalo. June I.-Fredlie Hudcmier four years
old was shot and killed this afternoon by ,he accl-
dental discharge OF a gun. The boy was PLAYING
the wall was knocked down and exploded. the
charge entering Fredd.es side.
I'ntontown. Penn. June il. ". Watson OF
Evans Station. last evening. while passing through
the woods near that place, discovered the body OF
The Coroner brought the body 10 Union
town. and to-day 1t was identified as that of
An empty laudanum bottle found beside the
corpse. Gritty had left home after quarrel with
his daughter and her husband. declaring that he
would not return alive
Boston, June LII has now been decided to make
permanent repairs to the Warren Line steamer
sssa%ore o a. this port a The steamer cam yl be
and will cost in the vicinity OF $4,000