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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
THE CRUISER MAINE IN 20 DANGER.
A STARTLING STORY OF DEFECTS IN THE III"
SHIP DENIED-sHE Is COALlNG At THE
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.


startling story regarding the armored cruiser
Maine. now In the Brooklyn Navy Yard near.y readv
for sea. found its way into print yesterday ana
caused some comment and criticism on the part OF
naval officers and those interested In naval matters
The story was that the cruiser on account OF
faulty construction plans. was down py 'he
head and had bad list to starboard. and hints
were thrown out Of a possibility OF court oil III
quiry ana a lot Of fuss. officers at the Navy fa'd
were not inclined to discuss the matter yesterdly'
as they did not consider 1t worth discussion. Inc
Maine is tied up at the coal wharf, ana mas oeeii
receiving supplies Of fuel and ammunition ana
She is down by the head out no. 10 "a,
extent which the trimming tai Ks cannot reIsy
and as that is what these tanks are for, her aeep
draugnt forward occasions no alarm ali'o,s ,hoayI
which "a sight is no more than is 70 De eNpeG,S p,
in vessel on which stores Of all sorss N NAN ssd smos
equally heavy coa,. When this Is trimmed anu
Placed placed where IT is intended be carried it ri was
Neither the captain. a. 5. Crowninshied nor norm me
day when reporter called in reference 70 the
story but the officer OF the deck characterized i
Trht Captain apt Freierick Rodgers h Captain r
the Yard would not discuss ths mater pu. Sshi sant
that If the story was true it had not peen oroush'
to his attention oficla.y. -, ,o ,o g e.,
Naval Cons,ructo~ Francis T B9wes Wno b ysr Is N
is away on cave bat offer Of the Bursau o W1o
M Tex 2srd 6 DSar Th the the eraser ana aus
the dsa that the Maine wo I'D not be all right Nnen
placed and her trimming tanks filed
Washington. oct 27.-When Secretary Heroerts
attention was called to the report that serious de-
fects had been discovered in the battleship Maine
that she listed badly and did not SIT eyeny In me me
water he said that report 10 thaL erect MI
been made TO the Navy Department Thls was Al
the Secretary had to say on the subject -
The Maine had a trial trip TWO months ago 10.
the purpose Of testing her engines ana the haNl-
officers who reported that trial said that the 4hi2
behaved excellenty. Nothing unusua. about ntr
was detected: on the contrary the most fayorape
barW
commission Chief Constructor Hichborn declined 20
III an he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
THE CRACK UING SHOT DISABLED'

EDGAR G. MURPHY. OF HOLLYWOOD LOSES rHh
FIRST JOINT OF HIs TRIGGER FINGER
WHILE CLEANING 4 BICYCLE.
West End Long Branch oct. 2L-Edgar gibbs
Murphy. the crack wing shot. Of Hollywood had
an accident last night at his home In Hollywooo
that in all probability will end his days as the
foremost amateur pigeon shot IN America.
While engaged in clearing his bicycle. assisted
by his brother Walter. he in some unaccountable
manner had his finger caught between the chain
and cog a, it was being rapidly revolved around
by his brother Walter and the first Joint Of his
right hand forefinger-his trigger finger-was
cut off as c,oanly as II it had been done with
a cleaver.
Mr. Murphy and his brother fastened 10 Or.
J. r Vert, in Broadway and had the injured
member dressed His extremely good physical
condition and we-known pluck are likely to
pull him through without much other trouble.
unless blood poisoning sets in.
The hemorrhage was excessive Mr.. Mu-phys
powerful frame carries an unusual amount OF
blood the flow Of which was difficult to stem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
RETTRNED FROM 4 STORMY JOfA6E.
TIE STEAMSHIP REGULUs ENCOUNTERED HEAVY
MEATHEK IL sOUTHERE SEAS

TIE STEAMSHIP REGuGI's ENCOUNTERED HEAVY
WEATHER IN SOUTHERN SEAS.
The rteamship Reguus. OF the New-NorK ana
Central American Steamship line, arrived here iate
on Saturday night from CentTa! American poT's
after a long and stormy voyage.
Captain Forssell reports that or the morning Of
October o. IN latitude 81 degrees 80 minutes. long
,,de "a degrees he ran into a stiff northeast gale,
which was accompanied by terrific head seas The
waves broke over the steamships bows and swept
af, washing some Of the stores overheard ana dong
considerable damage to the deck httngs The
cargo in the main hold broke loose ana TO save the
pin Cantaln Forssen altered his course TO south
west. ...,ta.,. .ht,,aa
o-,bvos, and the Regulus labOred heavily in the
moss seas that resulted. The stanch steamship
D,,cCcesf1'iv rode out the gale however. ana when
- oIey Gantan Forssell found that he had been
driven 22O niles out Of his course. number u
harreis containing oranges were brokt u, ana other
par.ons ri the cargo were damaged, but no serious
injury was done to the vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
IOCEJ1U FROM 4 HohoF" NV"
RELIEF FROM AGoHIZrNG coNvrIsIoNs GIVEN
HY ANTITOXIN.

prtJEr FROM AGONIZING cONN'iS'' Wv '
BY ANTIToXIN
Ioscph Revere. twelve years old is IN c'l'lcsl %
,,,,o,, q, tho home OF his stepfather, Joseph
cevor No Is Mctropotan-ave.. Brooklyh' S"'e'
ing from lockiaw the result OF MIN i'V'"
spirted horse known as Bone. h'Ser - e'"p'''
about the stables AT the Maspeth raoe""'h' NM
Young Revere went each day TO the track WIN nin
v.h.ro he spont his time playing about the stables
Tue weeks ago while the boy was playing about the
track the horse Bone was taken out OF the S'ao'e
for a run by onc OF the stable boys Inc a'i.'na'
hocaue unruly ana dashed in the direction "he'c
ING pcvere was playing. and before the httle
f.llov could get TO place OF safety the morse
i.,,t Rim, over the left eye, cutting deep CASH
K Kich'i '' vas made unconscious. and the now or
i',Pi fe"w could receive medical attendance lie
was placed ia a wagon ana driven 10 si Lima In,
IIosntal where the wound was urtssep aIt', M
H. IL taken home. The Doy revived rapldly. anu
,be next day was playing about the street IN front
oi on ' Friday the lad unable to eat on account OF
the contractions Of the muscles % ana thG 'S Sr
s@vrra hours IT looked as though ne was despalred
OF Dr Thomas + McCieary' oi no, s"- ,h a n
s one Of tetanus lie did everything he could TO
rcieDfs Friday night and the neck became black
Tbe only thing that seemed 10 bring tls cIid @ o.s
- :" ,ha c Commissions was throwing him head down
orross the shoulders Of an older brother. VINO walked
The door with him In this position ana PreVen'ru proven W
mai mn, that the boy frequently doubled himself up.
~ zoo, touching the back OF the head
o,,vrday when Dr. McCleary called ana round no
80. .fnent in patient he sent for l'r Morfl-
mn ma the medical stan OF St Catharnes Hos
SON, Or Or cnnsutation II decided TO send TO
Pilhi & ciher OF the Pasteur Institute. this city.
Tor antiioxin. 1t was known that the Institution
" a.. only bottle in this country. Dr. Giber sent
% IA" III nos haste and the antoxin was at once
ad amdn,3visfered Almost instantly the surgeons saw
in,e IN The boy for the better. and he at once
"a "a ,,. n of the cOnvulsons. II was again Injected
on hnur later and at several times since. giving the
i'ud much relief Since the first injection OF the
,,tio~in The boy hns been entirely free from the
snasns and Yesterday was resting as quietly as
could be expected ,, ,,.,,- -, , ~,
Thr nhvsicians last night had little hope OF his
recovery Should the boy recover IL was shid az
pas,enr Inatitte last night that the case would he
the second i'm the State and third In the country or
the successful use OF antitoXin FOR tetanus,
Has IL eyer occurred 10 you that The Crawford
Shoe VAS m de especially for gentlemen Ike your
s'l Don lel IN. lh, o trtts .ssv wssrs wel-Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
TRUNK MYSTERY At COLUMBCS OHIO
IT Is SUSPECTED THAT A HUMAN BODY WAS SENT
IN IT FROM NEW -YoRK-cI.Ew FOUND
IN PARK-AVE.


4 dsnatch from Columbus, Ohio. says that Q
trunk arriving there Saturday noon. baggage
from New-York city aroused suspicion by its pc
cul,ar appearance and the odor that came from Il.
and orders were given to arrest the person pre-
senting the check FOR II. Through mistake
II was not done however and Saturday evening
the trunk was taken away by two coiored men. who
said they did not know what II contained. ana
that they we're ordered to take II TO Marble GIN .
suburb The trunk bore card on which was writ
ten Miller No. 2S Park-ave. NewYork." The su-
thor,t.es there believe the trunk contained human
body.
There Is no building at No. q Park-ave. on the
northwest corner OF Thirty-dfth-s, and Park-ave
the Presbyterian Church building was torn down
months ago This church must have been No. q
as the adjoining building. It sad by the watch
man there Is No so Park No one named
Miller lives in Park-ave. in that ne!ghborhood al
though repairs 70 a building the opposite side
a ma named Miller who lives II is said in Long
Island CITY.
merry stood two dwelling houses are being built
The foundations being laid In a deep excaya.
ton. N which piles OF stones and building ma.
terals At night there dark corners In this
porter found part OF trunk tray. The bottom
and lid OF the tray missing, but the frame
showed thn, IL must have been part OF large
trunk The frame covered with striped cloth
ticed the tray lying the curb In from, OF the ex.
caVat.d lot on last Friday evening and had throw n
II into the large pit opened for the foundation
At the baggage-rooms or the Grand Central sta.
recorded only the numbers OF the baggage checks
being kept.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
FIVE TROLLELCAR ACCIDENTS.
FOUR PERSONS BRUISED OR cut AND OTHERS
SHAKEN rP SEVERELY.

FOUR PERSONS BRUISED OR cut AND OTHERS
SHAKEN TIP SEVERELY.
The destructive Brooklyn trolley resumed business
yesterday and the bruised bodies We're numerous at
night
Henry Cook. n Hamilton-ave. line conductor. while
pushing in a fender. squeezed between two cars
and badly hurt. He was taken TO the Norwegian
Hospital
A kalph-ave. car ran into "A car ahead and Herman
I'hrel nine old. Of No J53 Broadway was sent
spinning along the floor and up against the door.
His forehead was cut open.
At o'clock last night William Van Wicken,
twenty nine years old. was struck at Liberty and
Grant aves I'm East New York. by Nassau line
car Ills scalp was laid open. Donovan and Petty.
the motorman and conductor We're arrested.
Henry Bayer, OF No. 2N1 Rivicgton-st.. New ork.
fell off Grand-st car at Hooper-st and broke his
arm besides getting a bad cut over the eye He
was taken TO -. Cathar.ne's Hospital
A Nostrand-ave car at 3 35 o'clock bumped into a
Hasey-st. car on Nosirand-ave. and HancocA-st
so hard that dozen passengers In each crowded
car were sent sprnwling to the floor Headlights.
tenders and window glass were broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
AGAINST NEGRO OUTRAGES.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN HANERHiLi- MASS
AT WHICH MANY PROMINENT MEN
MAKE SPEECHES.
MAKE SPEECHES.

Haverhn Mass. oct. IA mass-meetns was
held in city Hall this afternoon TO protest against
the outrages committed on the negroes ii the
South one thousand people were present Mayor
s l.. Jewett presided. The speakers were 'unse l.
ah1o,, ~ uaverbiIl Edward Brown, OF Boston;
the Rev. r. t. ST John, Of HSVeThlIl' .eoIse - -
Downing. Of Newport X. l.. the heV' Heorke r.
Reed. the Rev. &. VI. C.ark ana the Ie'' j.. .
Twitche.l. OF HaVerhA - -, -,
District-Attorney Moody read a ser,es OF resoiu, ,
lions protrsflug against the outrages committed
upon the negroes at the South Mr MOODY sup
ported the resolutions by nriiah' speeen pee t, ~
Ing coored citizens OF the State and country ar.
Moody was enthu siast stcally appauded. me resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted py r'nhs 'o'e,
The meeting very enthuAasiic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
FOREST and PRAIRIE AFLAZE.

CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH-DEvAsTATIoN IN
DIFFERENT STATES.
Green Bay Wis. oct. 27.-Information has reached
this city from the Oneida Reservation OF the death
of three children OF John Skanidore as result Oh
the forest fires raging in that region \ NUMBER
-, dwellings were burned some OF them the
reservation and others just outside.
Iaporte. Ind. oct. g7.-Destructive forest hres
are raging south OF Buffalo. People are hshtiny
o~lv long and continued ain viii stop the work
Of devastation
Perry. Okla oct. 27.-Fierce prairie fires ragged
thirty miles from here a.ong the Arkansas RIVER
Yesterday The wind was high and many thousand
acres OF pasture hay ana grain fields were burned
over. Several Indian children are reported 10 nave
persisted in the flames. and hundrels OF people
harelr escapel with Their Ives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28

the jail. where the other four companies Of the
National Guard are on duty. making an armed
force Of trained men sufficient TO repel any at
might make on the Jail. Colonel kounts. OF To-
ledo as ranking officer. assumed command OF
the militia and the situation at late hour gives
no indication Of another outbreak.
Mutchler was twenty three years old and
laborer H. was drunk during the Right and
was loud I'm Ggtatirg lynch law Matz was
thirty-three years oil and butcher Neither
married.
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yet mindful OF the patriotism and generosity OF
and year later Robert f. Randall was appointed
trustee by the United States Court on his removal
the debt had grown to 81 100000 since then many
other trustees have tried ursuccessful.y to dis
entdngle the affairs OF the estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
TROLLEY COLLISION ~ BROOkLfN
PASSENGERS BADLY SHAKEN Up. But NONE
SERIOUSLY HURT.

SERIOUSLY HURT
Two trolley cars came into collision at broadway
srd raveriever-st Brooklyn last evening. The
passengers OF both cars were badly shakeh up an"
;Isr-an 1.hIer nine years DID, of No. 559 Broadway
received a lacerated wound the right eye by
av,ng glass from the broken windows The cars
were No i3O Of the Ralph-ave. line and car No.
i244 Of the Rcid-ave line Both cars We're goliig
in ~ same direction, the ReiG-ave car behind ana
within only a few feet of the Raph-ave car; Inc
coision was caused Il -aid by the brake failing
~ York on the Ncil-ave car. The Uhler boy was
nasssneer ON the Ralph-aVe with his father
His wound was dressed ana he was takan nome
None OF the other passengers were injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28

LOOSE. BUT-STYLfSH AND SHAPEI.Y
Our great coat stylish ulster; loose yet shapeiy,
warm but not heavy; so to S5 GEORGE G.. BEN.
JAMIN. BROADWAY. COR. 18TH ST.-Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28

Has IL eyer occurred 10 you that The Crawford
Shoe VA made especially for gentlemen Ike your
self, Don't lei the low price OF Sc s. or even deter
you rrom trying IT. Fits easy wears well-Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
LAW UPHELD IN OHIO.
TWO OF A MOB OF wOULD-BE LYNcHERs
KILLED.
A NIGHT ATTACK ON THE JAZZ. AT TrF1'rN NET
BY SIX DETERMINED DEPUTlES-IhNhh
MILITIA COMPANIES ORDERED

Tifin, Ohio. Oct. 27.-In an attempt early tn's
morning to avenge the murder OF August Schui%
Tifins popular city marshal who was shot cow! uo"h
In cold blood by Leander J. Martin allas VIII
iams farmer OF Hopewell Township, last
Wednesday evening. two more victims "eie
added TO the list Of dead At 100 o'clock mob
Of $50 infuriated men, many OF whom were under
the influence OF liquor. attacked the Jail in an
effort to secure Martin and hang him. voley
from a half-dozen Winchesters met them and
two Of the mob were killed The dead men are
Henry Mutchler jr. and Christian Matz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-24

0r.ufUI ass a 90 lHH NUlIus Will uu
300 course OF ore lion, aud Will Uu lull
&. roo bricks myIu hulp.
Qua cemetery ia Ilsuwisr situated on
UisH ground, whore ono can have q
view Cor many miles hTHuad THH
land was given av our BsHHu. J. O..
shelley Jas. yHHr since lru there
have been come Hur children buried
lUuIr. luaHu..i .uu trrHs auI other
ornaments will Uy lIHc.I There.
lunrH wac very enjoyable time
Huuut hero Ua fHu irufu OF this month
ug ,hH young Ones Hi 500 day .yhJ J.,
Will uHuU., AMI .A.H uuI fugita-
f.aH. Na lmut NayrIcE, tho
ifHruuT aitHHuE young, hos worked
FuTy vurIErHuaUy vita her Uup.F.
7Iu Will leave with toe UHaf Wishes
ans good .U.IIugs UI parents HUa UuuilF.
There died ~ tUls place Uu Msylslu,
of UurumguH, leo CHTHtrHsUu, AIrI
ono year auI HHv.u months, Gao was
| tur son ul "A. j., and "A. G.. Chustuu
| Huu. Tue -rTElgys were uvIu 10 I've
[ Ysfcuta' residence uu M1nuag after.
] moon ~ Z O'CLOCK, AN the 'Hlks OF o. e
] wand assembled. The speakers were
/ Iiauap T.. j.. shelley, W. H. tmndnll,
] E, "a, bradshaw, ID. h. JyuHuu au4 T..
] j. IaTnu.. UIEus tuu services there
/ was bIg storm of wind, ball rsIut
| tuunIur and lightning which lated
| iJf SOME time. Tue storm held W.
/ while tho hyIy wbs uulug Inferred.
Monday ulFutI Aiuri iu tUffUnlH,
making everything look gtcrn aud
] ruaEnyanI giving tlu farmers three
weeks rect 90 Im irrigation.
Brother hruuT CUilt ami family vii
HoIu enter tueIr U1umudi1u. uNyIIlu!
house, bullion hui which glvts d
good view Of the town OF Supiluy.f
Brother li1tuTH, who ls 300 hls I..N
year aud has been f. member OF ht
] Church some forty .sIgut yeAfs anu hal
been suffering from cnucer Boz tue face
Tor some r.mGlH very low, u Is though
hy CRuHtt Aat very long,
Ih,Tu wac born urro un Aiay l7.h, ID
tho vile OF Thomas HUI, bUuuUiu
| baby u9yi mother aua F.u i0iul
we'll. I.UsuUNEK
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EguuTIELD, Aay 30 lrHl,-ThO L..
H.. Coal Company be- paying their Gnu.
pI0yu, toI.y Tor Che nau.a % April
The district school hruan 10 being rc.
paired by Contractor JuBn Er.i,s.
Among other impr yoUuut7 a hull BE- 90
Ne placed in n ueag tower Uu the WUtt
ond OF the building,
WcInosduy evening, May --ud, "
concert aud ualI win 10 given by the
suhohuli contest chuiG
supLW. @. Sharp visited the Winter
Quarters mine today,
sup. J,p. GnIlyy made dying
v.sIt 90 sghuHgII yesterday, Mt GuI,
Iny spends moot Ui hfa uur ~ late 40
the llnm's Fork mines boz Wyoming.
AuEv|s Boz.
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Fary5-PromotI7q Series.

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-uuMEy, Idaho, May 2Jth, 1876.
Iut.r uFsrs, Acua
The weather has been delightful Tor
the past fow days. livery thing De-
grlwlus and there BE- every hope f1r a
good CROP tranquility rJigna through.
nl.oar ult,o settlement Oug ,awa B.
growing rapidly. Nr Erickson 10
having neat ami cDmuaNI .uH hotel
nIlIuug erected, aud lu d aIpIl time
10 VIII ug uNmH|utuI Tor tourists.
Stephen G Crawford OF ogden have
siurtHt Is uu0s Ugut, aud have Huyunl
thousand buuE ready Tor burning.
Ouuu are coming iu rapidly. TIE
urm lutruls tu locate q. this place
,lr urlyEa VIII boo ola lsI class quail.
ty,
Tho ground Tor our meeting house ID
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