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New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
DIP HENRY NEWTNGTON.

Or. Henry Newlngton, we-known dentist dle'
suddenly Of parayss OF the heart NJ il o'clock Fri-
day nlgnt at his home. No. l49 West Forty-llth-s'
He was remarkably well-preserved man for ms
aqe and was in robust health up 20 the day OF his
death , r,.o,, q,
Dr. Newington Was born in Sussex. hng.and on
February = ls2l and the son OF James NeN-
ington esq. who was descendant Of well-kno"h
Whau ten Years old Or Newington came TO this
country and made his home In this city He was
eIucated In Canada and graduated from me
Ohio Dental College at Cincinnati IN the c.ass OF 20
After practising in g. Louis Ior twenty years ne
20 ne 10 this city whore he has lived ever since
For several years he was president OF the ~, LOUIS
Dental Association. He was also a member OF many
local medical societies and OF the Tuscan Lodge o.
Free Masons. ,. t., 4,
About forty years ago Or. Newington married
Miss Jane Harrie; Cassan the daughter or captain
Cassan. Of the s3i High.anders OF Her Majesty
Army. . ,.,
Dr Newington had travelled extensively:
His widow two children and Harry NJ NewnStoh
and Mrs Frederick ;. Goodwin. survive MIN
The funeral VIII be held az the house tomorrow
night at 3 o'clock. The burial will be In No0dla"n
Cemetery a. the convenience OF the FAMILY
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
DIED.

MoRRrsoN-on October H. 1865. Mary beloved wife Of
Samuel T. Morrison residence. 500 7th-sye
The funeral viii be held sunday afternoon Cc.
H. 1896 Christ Presbyterian Church ZS "est
3jth-st. 4:3O O'Clock.
1nterment Monday October H. 1885. at Newburg. NJ l.
Newburg papers please copy
NEWINGTON- at his residence. l49 West $on-
Friday evening. October IL i~5 OF heart fAii>
ure. DR. Henry NewingtOn. aged ~ years
Funeral services the house Monday evening ~
O'Clock.
Interment private
II, Louis and Canadian papers please copy.
OLNEY-On Saturday October ~ her residence %
West 42d-st.. Harriet Olney. aged - years -.
Relatives and friends respectfully nYitea to a'tsnd
services the rtyfourth street henodist
Episcopal Church Monday. October H. at ! O'Clock.
THU RSTON-On Thursday. re 10th inst. William u
Thurston 18th year ~ his -
his late residence 236 East losh-0
Monday. October -. al haif-past 10 O'Clock
WAGNER-On Thursday. October 10. 1890. entered into
rest Mary Davis. wife of Levi Wagner aged 20 years Years
Funeral residence Paatins BricEe.
y. Y. Monday. at p.
vENDT-On Saturday October ~, Ella Elisabeth young
est daughter Of Frederick Il. and Minna Wend' In u
iSth year OF her
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ROCKLAND CEMETERY OS-THE- HUDSON.
r. r station Sparklll. y. Y.
Eighteen daily each way.
ONCE. i24 ". 25d 81.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
STODDART WINS TWO CUPS.
THE ST. ANDREWS AND WILLARD BROWN
GOLF TROPHIES ARE HIS.

HE DEFEATS SANDS FOR TIE FORMER PRIZE
AND FOURTEEN COMPETITORS FOR TIE
1ArTER-RAIN MARS THE WORK OF
BOTH AMATEURS AND PROBES
sroNALs-TIIE SCORES
After enjoying beautiful weather during the first
three days o. their tournament. the St. Andrew
golfers had a steady ranstorm yesterday In which
TO play of the final matches The first thinS IN
the morning the medal play contest Tor the
Willard Brown Cup. Fifteen men went around the
course and l.. B. Stoddart by covering the elgh-
teen holes in 90. won the handsome, massive bowl
which can hardly be truth.ully termed cup 1t
impossible OF course. for any one 10 make
his usual score. for the rain rendered the cluo
handles slippery, and by soaking the turf almost
precluded the possibility OF really good lie for
the ball.
Considering their work o. the last three days the
closest struggle expected between Stoddart ana
Sands who went around together. and until next
to the last hole they were even, with e.ghty-iour
strokes each. Then Sands hit the long bunker and
dropped his ball in the sand ditch. Ordinarily this
would not have been hopeless. but the worst pos
sibie luck attended his efforts get 1t out. and
ne lost about seven strokes. This caused him TO
use twelve TO make the hole. which he gen
orally do in five. and brought his total up TO 100.
sTODDARTS PLAY EVEN.
stoddarts play was even throughout. and re-
markably good. when the day is considered. Only
the tenth hole did he play poorly. getting his
ball where 1t impossible to hit IT, and being
Obliged to pick 1t up unde: penalty Of losing t"o
strokes. To hole out he needed ten. which was five
than IT should have been. During the rest
Of the round he atoned for this by taking three
OF the holes in three, and making a brilliant home
putt at the end.
A. L. Livermore got second place and prize
gold medal bearing the figure o. golfer driving
HIS rounds 40 and IS each. footing up g. Tn
der more favorable circumstances he has covered
the in strokes less. An idea o. he work
OF the other men may be gained from their scores
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13


nr-tr-In col-rafo Spring.. COL. John p BEL
i-,s.l s.-.c.4 on NordlV October -. a. $50 m a.
rs late residence. - East I-Ctl-st
Relatives AMI frieuds gre mFi,'c
nierrHent ~ Greenwood
CRUsO-At South Orange. y. j.. on October H. Major
Frederick H. Criso. . ,,-,. ,-.-..,-.
Youth Orlng. ou SUNDAY the l3ih Inst AZ 2;5o p m
r1at fo Market-st. Newark. then trolley to south
Ortrs-.
plcK-u waite pains October r. lss5 Benjamin $
pirk r., he GA year - his
Funeral ,irnr- church White Plains N-nlay. October
~ ~ O'Clock y nD " - -.
Caifsg.s .n waiting t1 af!lNa. ot VAN .ehNhS ''nu
Central s'ar.H ~ -.
pRAtE-At oak Hni =. Y. FRIDAY. october II, Mary
I,~ak. .l1ur1fef the late Israel and Jane Dr1Se.
I'un.rnl Tresli, thc 18Th inst
ErfrNG-Om Saturday. october II. 1925 Phllo Ebng
bs0,, husband ~ 'thnrinr Ehling aged t' years "a
p,l,t.s and friends ~spec'frly invited - attend
h. funeral fru his late residence. S2i Ceuiwel- ave
near iGiatst Tuesdsy, October Il. ls''a. AZ r. m
ArlS-Ou Thur.dav. October TO- 1905. at his home
los East gsth-si. after Anssring Illness, Waler Ed
warl-
Funeral services VIII at the Fourth Pres
hvtrrnn church sunday. OCTOBER IL. 3:p IN.
IrHrISGTON-Oa Friday October H. 1881. C. r Hunt
lnNfui.
Fun.ra. prisnte.
loNrs- AZ -. IVES, i33dst october H. at $50 p. m.
s,nu-l HarNc, jones. aged = years.
lnt~rmrnt a conNenlencr q family
IANtER-On FRIDAY. October H. at Maisoa ini, Alex
snl-r Z. LaneI. aged 10 yca.s
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
4 BRILLIANT Social SEASON AHEAD.
INDICATIONS POINT TO a GAY WINTER AT WASH
INGTON.

INDICATIONS POINT TO A GAY WINTER AT WASH
INGTON.
V-ashingco1 oct l2-A the Indications point TO
\ brilliant social season during the winter and
coming spring The long session OF Congress Will
contribute materially 20 this result. Mrs. Cleveland
~ t. said will entertain more frequently than last
,aar and the wife OF the secretary OF state. whose
recsDtl0ns and dinner parties were among the most
uotse events OF the last season. Will. II Is under
sfool outdo her previous record The diplomat TIC
corps which Is always an essential factor IN thc
soca Ufe of Washington, will include next winter
number Of new faces. the more prominent OF these
being Baron Won Thielman who succeeds Baron
Semrn,a-Telt.ch as German Ambassador, and Mr. De
Kotzebue the Russian Minister. VINO VIII succeed
Prince CantacuZonc
For the FIRST time il many years there VIII be q
woman at the head OF the German Embassy. Just
nov. the baroness Won Thlelman who has recently
returned from New-York. il deep In the task Of
having the Embassy put TO rights which Is very
much OF an undertaking. for although the property
Iaiongs TO the German Government, each Ambas-
sador is supposed 10 furnish H. The beautiful
bric-a br1c rare carvings and the fine Old Nelson
c.rnbencv OF Baron Saurma-Je!tsch have followed
hin, 10 the German Legation IA Constant!nop.e
Segr,v all the members Of the diplomatic corps
ha.. returned to Washington after their summer
outing which was spent By the majority al New
mort and Bar HarbOr. Several families notably
those OF the British and French Ambassadors, spent
The summer IA Europe
The number OF debUtantes 80 far announced Is an
unusually small one. Miss Cana. daughter OF the
Chiliau Minister. Is the only in the diplomatic
corps and the crop o; OIL ,ia buds does not seem
20 equal the yield Of last year. However one can
not predict SO early In the season. and before New
Years the debutante bouquet may be a large one.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
OBITUARY.
SAMUEL II. JONES.

Samuel Harvey Jones. who for many years was
d wel-known citizen OF New Hamburg y. Y, died
Friday afternoon at his cousins home. No "a West
Observation-Disclosures -third-st. Since las, March
he had not been In robust health but up 70 about
three weeks ago ne was able 10 attend TO MS bust
ness Mr. Jones was born on March is IVA al
New Hamburg in Dutchoss County. ana was me
voungest of a family OF ten children. His father
was engaged in the insurance business and was
one OF the leading men OF his native town. Mnsn
boy Samuel Jones attended the hign scnool az
Poughkeepsle At seventeen he taught scnoo. SUD p
sequently he studied law. but did not complete Ms
course Afterward he engaged In his native ,owh
IN the business in which his father had neeh IN N.
terested He remained at w-HamDurg un,i s .gns ,
years ago when he came this city Al tne uHie
OF his death he was Interested In some rem sstate
enterprises All his iife he had been sianoh re
publican. ,,,
In 1854 Mr. Jones married Miss Mary hiean2r
Sankey. OF Brooklyn His widow and three cnsl- III
dren two daughters and n son: survive MIN i"e
burial Will be at Wappingers Fails.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

rAPD FALL. or BAROMETER ON TIE COAST
Washinr'o- oc' l2-The barometer has fallen rapidly
"a ihe Nrv-Enriand and Middle Atlantic coasts u has
also fn.l@n Northwest and has risen In he Msss-
spu and OHIO valleys and the region north of Non
tuna Tho %, high pressure The country south
u tic region end depression of considerable IN
ergv is central New -ler--y showers have
rrerned the Atlantic the being heavy
;he southern Nev-tngiand and Middle Atlantic coasts.
Fair weather is reported from all Other districts
cooler fhe Southern and Ne Ohio Valley AID In
Montana. II T. rom tle lake region westward
over Dakotas Fair and weather viii pr"'ril
IA valleys cool. weather f.e NJ
laufc New south ward Florida.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
WILLIAM NJ. WILSON.

Ex-Councllman William VI. Wilson OF Ran"ay'
who died Yesterday afternoon from Injuries re-
ceived by being over at Newark, was one OF
the best-known residents OF Railway where ne ne
had lived for forty years He mad been IN 'he en-
riov OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad company TOT
nanv years and was considered one OF their most
valuable men. , 60 l,,,,,ou
Fe was elected member Of the COMMON C2uncll
from the Fourth Ward in loI3 on me HepuSt% DIM, Al
eli three years ago. his term expiring tbls year
II was one OF the elders of the Presbytsran Church
OF which he had been for many years meinn', T.
He leaves a widow but no children lie was man
Of cnnslarahe means.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

In The afternoon Sands and stoddart met In the
final round for tho 81 Anl!ews Cup. The latter
won > up using only s. strokes to make the course
sands paved strongly. as ne has done al along
For "A man who has been golhng less than a year
he 10 marvel Eight hoes in the match were
halyed and he held StOddart down far more closely
than any other man in the tournament has done.
Stoddart played in his old 'orm YESTERDAY and mas
thus become the winner Of both the Brown and the
Andrews
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
RICHARD ESTERBROOK.

Camden y. j.. Oct. l2-Richard Esterbrook pTesl-
dent of the Es,erbrook Steel Pen Manufacturing
Company d.el az his home in this city last night
after q weeks illness He was eghty-three years
Old and WAS Dorm In I.skard County OF CornWall.
England On comine 70 America ne was as. a, hd mrs.
located IN Canada but soon came TO this city wnere
he had lived ever since. 4 widow and one daugntsr'
Mira Frank Wood. OF Plalnheld, y; j., survive MIN
The funeral will take place on Monday, ana the
burial Will De in Hillside Cemetery. Painted
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
BENJAMIN S. DICK.

Benjamin s DICK, the Deputy Register OF West
chester County for many years, died yesterday
morning He was sixty-hvs years old Nj DGk
came from on old Westchester County famlly. RE
wa a son OF Supervisor John Dick well-known
old-time Democratic politician In White Plains. ana
a brother OF Timothy Dick New YORK banker;
Mr. Dick had the reputation OF being the oest
s-archer in the registry Ot deeds IN me county
Three sons survive him The funeral VIII he held
an
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
PHILIP EBLING

Philip Ebling died yesterday at MS home No. SZS
CauidUel-avc near e-hundred-anl-sixty-hr y-hrs,-s,.
10 v.as nearly sixtv-nve years old Mr. Ebllng was
fha nresident Of the Philip II william Ebling Brew
iag Company The funeral Will take place on Tues
dav at / p. m. at the house
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
TILE Professional GAMES.

The last event the professional match. which wa
r aved in a steady rain. was won By Willie Dunn
IN 50 Four strokes vas his usual number for a
hole and he did not seem much pat of his game by
the weather Davis second with two even
rounds % II each and Raw.ins the Newport cham
pon, third with 81. Campbell got into the bunker
In approaching the seventeenth mole. and ost three
or four shots II s unusual for him 10 make MS
takes like this, and II things had gone In their
ordinary way he would have at least tied with
Davis for second place The scoreD
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
MARRIED.

orIRGsTfE-GRAIAM- Trinity Chape. On THURSDAY.
october TO- $50. by the Rcv. WI. II. NibLert George
Christie 10 Mss Alice r.. Graham daughter O: Mrs.
Emelinc Knapp and granddaughter ~ the late Dr.
CeorRe Graham.
ROSSlTrQ-Fr'L 'LLTI.-Or THURSDAY october 10 a, Lv-
r.mcr. Cal Mabel. daughter Il Mrs. Annie L. Fuller.
~ Va- Ntcs koss.ter u Brooklyn. y. Y.
SAGl-T- TROST-At Chgis' church. Poughke"nsle. o.
taber o. 1885 by Rev Samuel s. Wekert B. y. rector.
osa'cted lv Rev. Howard T.. Thomas1n Of Woodbury..
~ j. iIsna Norih Frost 20 John Keisey sague.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

Tribune once ! O. l-Tne weather yesier'as
comparatively warm. wi:h successioa ~ heavy
showers The temperature RANGED between - eni ~ Do"
grecs '5o'.i beng degrees higher than
Friday and degrees higher than the corre-pe niins
da, yea
Ihe Moat!.r i--laZ J. ll-l1 y be far and c.oLer
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
ALEXANDER s. WILLI4MS FOH SENAIOH

REPUDIATE THE INFAMOUS BARGAIN.
From The Mall and Express.
The General Committee Of the state Democracy
declines TO approve the Endorsement OF eX-lnslector
Williams for the Senate by the leaders IN the AllIh
District even though the dsreputabl" dcal prom
is.I Republican support 10 the STATE peIherra.
candidates for Assembly in the NlNth ana ~ IlH
districts "Jakey" Kunzenman ana FATTY Hrote.
II is probable therefore, that the Infamous bargain
VIII be repIdiatei. and that Williams VIII nave 70
depend for his votes the elements in Dotn par
tIec Who have In the past been intimidate1 by MS
club or who can be Influenced by the methods "hlch
enabled him to own brownstone front, steam
Yacht three bank accounts anI !OtS IN japan V''
a SALARY Of 80 10 year
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

The most houelikc hotel in all Paris The H't".
a dfera well loael ard accessible. Pdtronized 10y the
mobility. /. Schonc.d Pop.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

ACADEMY OF c-Eyansssc i ssTy!ses inAqsa-
@ y@9et .dS ,Stay a1 t&oS e VIII spea Ms Aida Vsrena viii
sing.
ALA. SOULS CHURCH Madlson-ave and Gsth-s,-
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON Will preach at II a. m.
the sunday saloon. Evensong ,. seats free one
service with fun choir and sermon by Rev. A. \.
9th ave. lsth-st-Sunday. o'clock Inaugural meeting.
Pr9te. against openns saloons on sunday Addresses BY
MD onf service b ase 81 ss.stea s1 eT Se the c c.I.
.rated 'oio''s Miss cla!Sson Totem ana Miss Anna
Epwlv GALLOWAY ''i secrs'ari ''''''''' ''''1'AN
RODERicH TERRY. d. D.. Pas,or.-seryices at II a q.
and , m The Pastor Will preach.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.
The Rev PERCY : GRANT Rector.
sunday services. October l3
Il pAM 4 n sFMM
The Rector VIII orlcate.
-CHcKERlNG IIAIL4-Tec,ur on Theosophy BY claues
Falls Wright Madame Bla,atsys secretary. at II a. M
cHvRcH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN. aas IVES. 18th @
st.-Masses for Communion. 100. . ,choraD matins W.
hiSh mass iO:i5. vespers. 4.
CHRIST cIII'RCu Boulevard, corner 7ls'-st.. pr J.
SIIIlMAN Rector. Rev. HERBERT sHlfAAN, assist
snt.-Sunlay services IL a. m and ,. m' sunday
school, 10 a.
81 Marks CHURCH 2a-ave and loth-st-ii a. n.
pr. RYLANCE VIII preach Holy Scripture Cited to
Sanction crime" And At p m: he will lecture %
The Observance OF sunday m England"
ST ruoMAs's CHURCH 5,h-sve.. osd-s,.. Rev.
j. w BROWN - D.. Rector-services on sunday Holy
nn, II a'cocS sermon by ,hc Rector Also even.
INK pIavcr aad sermon hy the Rector, o'clock. sunday
school . 30 m services Wednesday and Friday. "
a. N. AM y M
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
4 DIsGRACEFUL NOMINATIONS.
From, The pOughkrepsie Eagle.

We do no, know the general character OF most OF
the men placed In nomination for office in New YORK
CITY The papers speak OF them In a general way
as being frst-class men, but there is one at ieas
whose nomination is disgrace 70 the pIrty and
who should receive the Overwhelming disepproVal
OF ali men who desire that the Republican party
should represent the honesty and decency or the
Nation The refer 10 Is Alexander D VIII,
iams once Inspector OF Police in New-N ork forced
10 resign by the present administration because MS
record was rank and smelied 10 heaven.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

LADY RAyDOLPR's BETROTHAL REP0RTEp
London. oct l2-It Is reported that Lady hah-
do.ph Churchill. formerly Miss Jennie Jerome Oh
New-York will soon marry distinguished Army
of7c
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Notices os marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
A CHANCE FOR THE GOOD GOVERNMENT
CLU BIS.
From Tho Morning Advertiser.

Plain words are best The nomination OF eN-
Police Inspector Alexander s Williams. as the Re-
publican candidate in the Xllth Senate Dstrici ana
Inc Endorsement OF the notorious "Jakey" Kunzen-
man and Fatty" Grotr, "'sate Democratic hacks
by the Republicans Of the XlNth and NVlth As
sefnblv districts respectively. are acts which are
not morally binding upon the Republican voters OF
these constituencies. Here Is a chance Tor thr
Good Government clubs to perform a great service
in the OF decent politics; Let the Good Gov
ernment clubs name reputable candidates in the
XIItn Senate and XVIII and iINlth Assembly dis
trlcts and then appeal to the honest voters 10
rally 10 their support. Such appeal would not
go unanswered Multitudes OF voters, especially
Republicans. thoroughly disguised with the
present alleged Republican candidates and would
gladly welcome opportunity TO cast their BAL
iofs worthy legislative nominees.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
ReIialous Notlees.

ACADEMY OF MvsIC.-Eyangel.s,ic services inausu-
rated to-day D. H.. by PEOPLES CHURCH Drs.
WILSON and Dixon Will speak Mile Aida Narena will
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
IT OUGHT TO BE OPPOSED


In one of the state Senatorial districts o; New
York city eX-Police Inspector Alexander :. Will
Office OF Senator. The New-YOrk Tribune promptly
and greatly 10 its credit bolts this nomination
That is the way in which honest. Independent
Republican newspaper should dea. with an unfit
nomination made by It's party. That l. what The
Evening Journal" has been In the Aabt OF doing
IN similar cases here IL f. the bes, and the wissst
course when the party puts unn. or cisreputaOle
81 can-.Llaf.s-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

ALL SOILS CHURCH. Madson-ave. and G6th-s,.-
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON Will preach at II
The sunday saloon EVenSOng >. freeD. a
hour service full choir. and sermon by Rev. a. NJ
HENSIlAW
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

CHICKERiNG HAI.I.-Tecturc on Theosophy By claua<
Falls Wright Madame Rayatsys secretary, at II a. m
Free Observation-Disclosures. organ recital
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
THEY SHOULD ALL BE DEFEATED.
I'm, rho l.r-,.r-orcln1 AItarf. snr

From The Commercial Advertiser.
The RepublIcan party cannot view WITH alarm
the nominations Of such men as Grady and Martin
and Cullen. and the same :ime point with
pride" TO fellows Of the character and calbre Oi
Wllams Grote and Kunzenman. They should al.
I.. .laf.1falf
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

CHURCH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN. 22s IVES, 18th
st-Masscs for Communion 7.SO choral; mathis ~:
high mass. iO.i5. vespers. g.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
Gperia! Notlres.
In Autumn q .
Ladies'

Who use sOZODONT only their lips to Prov
s excellence Their white cleaning spotle-s teeth sno
fragrant tell the There Is more demand
for this wholesome and unexceptonabe preparation than
FOR any other sentifrice IN the market
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

At sorTH ciIuRCH Madlson-ave. and 3sth-s,.. Rsv.
RODERiCH TERRY. ID. D.. Pas,or.-Seryices at II O. q,
and p N. The Pastor wiz preach.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard corner Iis',st, N J. a
SrIIPyAN Rector. Rev. HERBERT SHlPAAN. assist
sunday services IL a. and p m Sunday
school. 10 a.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-31
Another Italian Irauedy.

BOSTON, July 31.-What in all probable
ity will prove a murder occurred here last
night, when Crecienzo Pagano was shot
in the head, in the right thigh and in the
left groin with bullets from two revolvers
welded by Leopoldo Santoni clio and his
cousin, Gaetano Torino. All of the COM
batants are bakers. Torino and Pagano,
with Others were playing cards, when
Pagano took offense and struck Torino in
the face. Torino went out crying, and
meeting his cousin, Santoniello, started to
return TO the bakeshop. Just as they
reached the corner of Lafayette and Prince
streets they met Pagano, who pulled his
revolver and fired shot. The two cousins
Immediately pulled their guns, and each
fired four shots. A crowd Of hundreds of
excited foreigners swarmed to the spot.
Three officers arrested the two men and
kept the crowd, who in their excitement
threatened to lynch the prisoner, at bay
until detail of IL policemen, after q hard
struggle, managed to make Gordon un-
til the patrol wagon arrived. Pagano's
death is momentarily expected.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-31
In Miss Barberi's Behalf.

Boston, July 3l.-Ovcr 800 American
citizens of Italian birth assembled In Fan
euil hall last night and sent mcmoria
to Governor Morton i'm behalf of Mari,
Barberi, who Is condemned TO death for th,
murder OF her alleged bctraycr. On tn,
platform were scores of influential mem
bers Of the Italian colony. The speeches
we're I'm Italian.