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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
MONEY BTRNED fND MELTED.

MANY THOUSANDS CoNst MED IN WRECKED
EMPRESS AR THAT CAUGHT FIRE.
Terre Haute Ind. March An express train.
wcstbound. on the Nanfa,ia wrecked a. the
fair Grounds o. the city. N p O'Clock this
morning 80 one WAS seriously injured. switch
ongiu. and caboosc ihe main track and the
hig passenger engine struck the smaller engine with
sufficient force 10 send Il rolling AMI lC
Yards away The switch jumped in time 70
escape injury Engineer DAILY and Fireman Hanley.
~ the passenger train. were scratched and bruised.
hat their ponferous engine III not break up and
pnion or crush them. The express car was entirely
DESTROYED by fire and baggage car was partly
destroyed by fire. Baggage master storms was
passenger named Kits a member Of the True
Irish Hearts" theatrical company. was cut on the
head 10y "A falling lamp. None of the mail was lost
Passengers In the Pullman cars were disturbed IN
their sleep The conductor Of the switch crew who
i responsible FOR the accident. has not been seen
since.
n = learned that the Adams Express Company
lost a lar.e amount ~ money IN the car that was
DESTROYED bv fire Tie money in safe going
from New-YorN for ST Louis The heat 10 which
the safe was subjected consumed the paper money
and IN" coin melted and together. There are
various statements To The amount OF money
DESTROYED. varying from SGpD to $4,000. That u
Vas a large amount there Is NJ doubt. The cashier
of the Office here talking the long distance
telephone with the Nrw-lork office nearly all the
tr %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
CONNOLLY EEUOJFD IRON OFFICE
THE EAYoNNE JUSTICE FOUND GUILTY BY THE
HIGH COURT or IMPEACHMENT

TIE EAyONNE JUSTICE FOUND GUILTY ~ THE
HIGH COURT OF IMPENCTiMFNT.
Trenton. March Il (SpeciaD.-It nearly
o'clock when the Senate. as a High Court - I'm
ueachment after having arrived a. verdict ~
private in tho Connolly case. h.ed into the Senate
chamber Patrick ". connolly. Recorder and Jus
tico OF the Peace OF the city of Bayonno. was
found guilty OF assaulting Dewitt Van Buskirk.
the lawyer. and by vote Of II TO vas removed
from Office The scene an impressive one. as
Connolly stood before the bar OF the Senate and
Presiding Judge Foster NJ voorhees, pronounced
sentence The Senate voted unanimously that Mr.
Connolly was not guilty o, falsifying his docket,
and therefore declared him innocent of the first
threo articles ON the fourth article that charging
the assault upon Van Buskirk. Connolly had prac-
tcaliv admitted the charge on the witness stand.
and therefore convicted himself The sentence is
the lghtest that could be imposed.
Senator Skrm to-day introduced u bill amending
the act of 1884, vestng in the Governor. Controller
and Treasurer the power 10 appoint the custodian
a. Tho State House and all employees in and
around II. As unanimous consent FOR advancing the
bin was denied. i went over until Monday night
Tho senate advanced many bills on the calendar,
and adjourned for the week. the members voting
down a motion 10 have session to-hlsht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16

prised. Captain Cross made a good defence, he
said, but he was of the opinion that the finding ~
the Commissioners should be final General ker-
win expressed the belief that the board would re-
store Captain Cross 10 duty.
Commissioner Murray was unwilling - discuss
the matter as he had no official knowledge OF the
order of reinstatement
Captain Cross was appointed on the force Ot'I-
her .. 1875 and became a captain Dccrmper y
1890 He is related to the wife Of eN-'ioNefhor
Flower. llc lawyer before ne became d
policeman ~
When Captain Cross was seen at ms nome 10
2f West One-hundred- ed-and-twenty-third-st "a nd IaHl
night he was in a cheerful frame OF mihn re
said ho AID no. care to talk about tn" case furthe
than to say that he glad Of tie prospect .,i ~
getting back to work. He added thal ne nls ~ u.
receive an order 10 report Tor du'H Ill " '""' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
NCHOOLBOYS ESCORTED BY THE POLTCE
DETAIL FROM WEST SIDE STATIONS PROTECTS
rMEM rKnM TIE ArTAclNs nF EOWnIEs

A DETAIL FROM WEST SIDE STATIONS PROTECTS
THEM FROM THE ATTACKS or ROwDIEs
For the last five weeks hv" companies Of boys
from Grammar School NJ g. at No la West
Forty-siXth-s,. have assembled IN the armory Of
the l2'h Regiment. al sixty second -. and Colum
bus-aNc.. every Friday afternoon. and have been
pn through 4 military drill hy stephen jenkins
assisiau; principal on leaving the armory in the
afternoon they have been attacked by crowd Of
Young roa.hs. known az the sixty -ifh-st. gang"
who kicked and slr1Ick them. ana even threw stones
Tnc SCHOOL authorities complained to the police Of
the Wet Forty-scyenth and West SXty eighth St
stations and so yesterday. when the schoolboys
took up the line of ma -ch from the school 10 the
armory they wer. r~c)rted by three policemen in
citizens clothes from the West Forty seventh 81.
station Sergeant Chapman and OF his
from the Sxty-eighth-si. station met them when
they reached Finy-ninth-st and escorted them
safely into the armory.
AZ the end Of the drll the sergeant posted men
along the Boulevard. and with Companies A and r
NJ the School Battalion at the head Of the column.
,be boys marched down the Boulevard 10 Fifty
nnfh-st ard Elghth-ave. where they were met by
a. dc,aE from the West Forty -seventh-st. station.
Who escorted them safely back 10 the schoolhouse
none of the young rowdies appea red The police OF
toth stations intend TO be on hand every Friday
~ escort tn" boys TO and from the armory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
rIAIM FOR FIFTEEN MILLIONS.

PAPERS FILED N THF srir oF THE GoVERN-
MENr AGAINST SENATOR SrANFORD'S ESTATE.
san Francisco March l.. Judge L. F. McKsick
acting as special couusci for the Government. to-
day filed claim involving sl5Coo@0 In the as'
of the nited States against Jane l.. Stanford.
cvecutrx OF the list viii o. the late Senator Leland
Stanford. to recover thr stanford estates pro rata
OF taNes due the United states from the Contra.
Pacific Railroad. The comp tnt says:
t. Is believed that under the terms of partner
ship 4 Crockpr. Hopkins stanford. .; al, the estate
of stanford IS liable for its fourth share OF the
claim. Your orators pray that their claim against
the estate Of the said l.eand Stanford be estab-
li-hed allowed and adjudged aud decreed 10 b' q
valid existing Indebtedness In favor of your orators
against the said estate. and that the defendant he
ordered. adjudged and deCrecd 10 pay the same ou'
OF the assets of ,h" estate IN due course Of ad
m!nlstra tion. and prior 10 all other claims agans
said estate. Your orators pray for general rel'"t
ana for costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
cHEMIcAL WORKS ELOTT TF.

Hough,On. Mich. March u Three thousand
pounds Of ntrO-glycerinc exploded a. the nan
cock Chemical Works. near Dollar Bay, al J. -
this afternoon. Al the buildings Of the comian@
were wrecked The employees were a. dinner ana
only ono man was killed The Cause Of the oN-
piosion Will always be mystery The man killed
was Domincke Christinl. HIS duty was 70 attend
- he mixing OF acid and glycerne. lie was In
the nitro-gycerinc vault when the ex xposor oc-
Cured Not even minute particle Of his body can
found eIn magazine adjacent were stored 50tj
pounds Of dynamite but no; an ounce Of i. cx-
ploded although the buildings were wrecked The
property damage is 5000 This IL the thrd cX o.
nlosion with total loss of ten lives Windows
were broken in buildings at Lake Linden six miles
away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
4 PEBTEE To MAYOR PINGhEE'
THE MICHIGAN LEGISLATtHF PASSES BILL
COMPELLING TIE DETROIT COMMON
col-NCII. TO PAY THE HEALTH
BOARD APPROPRIATIONS

'NCII. TO PAY llfi. hf''-lh
BOARD APPROPRIATIONS
chicago March IA dispatch from Lansing.
Mich saws: THE Legislature blackened bonn oi
Mavor Pngrec's eyes with single blow yesterday
After being defeated in hs effort TO save the Mcleod
Health Board. tn" Mayor sought 10 hamper the nc"
board appointed by tie Governor as directed by
the Legislature, by iniu ing the Common Council
to creating an acting Health Board from it, own
membership and Withhold appropriation for
the work of the recently appointed body. The Leg
isiature interpreted this direct insult 20 Itself
ard hoth houses without dissenting vote. y"ster-
day afternoon passed and gave immediate erect 10
a bill which pcremptOTily commands the Council
appropriate $1,000 for the work of the board FOR
the remainder OF the Il al ending Jane 30, and
ths sreafter TO appropriate at least SP~" anhiiIy
for the purpose. Smartine unde: ie Insult
expressed 10y the action of III" Council the Legia-
ure embodied in the same bill a section rAAlnS IL
compulsory for the MAYOR 10 fiji al vacancies III
city boards and commissions inside OF hiieen aay :
after such vacancies occur. At he present tihr
several members or the Detroit commission are mold
ing over in positions TO which appointment shoi iid
have been made over yea ago. the Mayor having
refused either to reappont the incumbenls or name
.Heir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
OPENED GREENHrTS SAFE ANYHOU
WHSKEY Trust rtcEvERs GET DAMAGING
EvIuENcE AGtI%sT TIE IN PRESIDENT
GF THE tON,E EIS

chicago. March l5 John = Mitchell or" of IN"
Wh.koy Truq' receivers said to-day TIM p" and
Receiver Mc%ulta ami I~twr"nc" had boon com
pcIlcd to employ expert from Chicago to open
tho private safe ~ President Gr"cnhut IN III"
vaults of The company At Peoria last night as n
last resort. in order - got documents necessary
for IN compiling evidence against Gr"onhut
and others connected win the late management
of the Trust. Mr.. Gre'nhul. who II In New y ork.
had been asked by telegraph 10 forward the com
bina'ion TO the safe. and had declined 10 DO so.
Receiver McNulta asked Mr Grcenhut how soon
he would return. and ln reply told he would
take his own time. the safe opened In an
hour and the documents wauicda record ~ the
directors meetings since the Trust was organized
were found ins.dr Il H. said they Will furnish dam
aging evidence against Gre~nhut especially in
throwing Eight on certain contracts from which
hc proftcd largely AT the expense OF the Trust
At "A meeting of tn" Executive Committee - tn"
Spirit Distilliug Association held here today.
n decided that hereafter the price -
.vhskev should D.. regulated by absOlu:e
rule dependent entirely the market prize ~
corn ~ this chaur" sp rlts will bc put on a prac-
IDEAL basis similar 10 that which - supposed
ulate the price of brcau.
Peoria. m March ID The receivers Of the Whis-
key Trust tonight announced that they had or
dorcd advance OF half cent = gallon In the
price Of spirits. To take effect Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
MS LITTLE CHILD MS LAU}Eh.


Richard Arnold a mechanic, living al 40 -
Spcncer-st f;rooklyu. Mas arraigu"l yesterday he
fore Judge {; ;9oiinp in tho Lee Av uuc police c. IT.
charged by ms wife w4th assault. jus as ~"
magistrate swas about 20 commit Arnold 10 jan.
pending elimination. a pretty Dright-cycd child
not more than nine years old pushed hcr way
through the court spectators ana Walking mp DC
fore the bar. entered q plea for the prisoner.
This man IS my papa. Judge" said she. iI'"Se
;nt him eo Mamma drinks and abuses him. on
Saturday he bought me "a pair Of now shoes bnt
mamma took them away on Monday and pa"neH
them and botht beer"
A. the child spoke the tears tricitleI down h"T
checks, and sha looked plcadins3 mo ne lace o'
The magistrate.
NV daughter does no; tell the truth" cried Mn
Arnold 40, -,
Justice Goetlng evidently believed the chiI6 ior
he at once dismissed the case. and httIe SUSIE
Arnold left the courtroom. holding tightly to the
hand OF her father The mother followed them ou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
c.L, EvEyIvG ON 1HE Sr MiRT'S

r., student sailors Of the NeW-York nautical
e.,oolship St Marys Laid aside their books last
,,,,bt and after dressing the old ship In her best
,..eivcd 300 mothers. friends and swecthearts. The
o,,ertainmcnt was placed in the hands OF the hfty-
o,o s,uriv-looking youths under Captain Fields
command The decks had been. specially scr'ibbei
o, tbe evening ana tranrformed into Verltablc
st,..I,nd win great proflsion OF bunting. flags
'rJ rowers anl potted palms Tho ships haBs
numbering several hundred. were used to curtain
ef ,bc f,recasttc Refreshments were served at
Midnight after which the dancing was resumed
and continued until about daylight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
A NEW TRIAL FOR WIMAN.
HIS CONVICTION ON A CHARGE OF FOR
gerry SET ASIDE.

DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT. GENERAL
TERM. HANDED DOWN DISCUSSION BI
JUSTICE VAN BRUNT or THE RELATIONS
BETWEEN THE MEMBERS OF THE
FIRM r. G.. DUN & 60. AND
or THE QUESTION OF
CRIMINAL INTENT Mr..
wGMAN HAPPY.
The conviction - Erastus Winan the
charge II forgery last summer has been set
aside hy the Supreme Court. and new trial has
been granted 10 him The decision WAS handed
down in the General Term Of the supreme Court
at p. m Yesterday and II carried JOY 10 Mr.
Wiman and his friends Mr.. Wiman has not
been IN prison while tha court was considering
he case on appeal. He was convicted In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
MILLS CROWDED WITH ORDERS.

Txbridge. Mass. March l5-Busness has takea n
decided squirt during the week. and the mills are
heavily pushed with orders The Hcca woollen Mil
Is running day and night; Scotts Woolien MN
which WAS burned short time ago has been re-
built and Is working full set, while Capron & Sayis.
doing double the business of last month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
THE LTNCHERS TO BE PUNISHED

COLORADO Authorities DETERMINED TO hKIN'
THE MURpERERs or ITALIANS TO JUSTICE
Washington March l5-Ths afternoon n" follow
ing telegram was received at the department OF
state from Governor McIntre. of Colorado. dated
Denver:
am lust in receipt Of a detailed account by teie-
graph from the sheriff at Walsenhurg II docs
no. differ materially from the newspaper reports
Inquest held and. ] am informed. thorough IN
vsstgatlon made Evidence in writing SubsCrlDrp
by witness and filed IN office OF clerk OF 'istrict
Court. Sheriff further reports That there mas p"'n
no trouble OF any kind since and no danger, an =
that he is thoroughly able 10 maintain po2ce; ana
no danger ~ uprising of Americans or ialldllS
Am in receipt OF telegram from Ambassador for
mediate action against murderers o. Italians. I'm
mediate action vii be urged on proper authorities
looking 10 arrest and punishment of guilty persons
The acting Italian consul informs mo that n leaves
tonight for Walsenburg have given MN sucH
letters as he asked for 10 the Sheriff From every
source Of information satisfied hat eVerNihlne
is uuiet Have taken steps 10 ascertain nauondH'y
Of deceased
Secretary Gresham to-day received brief note
from Baron Fava. the Italian Ambassador mere
transmitting the report Of Dr Cunco. he Italian
consul at Denver. the WasenburG anair IN
which the consul SAYS it is assumed that the men
killed had not been naturaized. In his note Baron
Fava expresses the hope that the legal authorities
OF Colorado VIII take prompt action IN luhlshlhg
the offenders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16

SORT the prohibition tained in the articles or
the association. For several years prior TO reDru-
ary g. 1893 the defendant had been largely over
drawn i'm his accounts with the association to the
knowledge OF Dun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
CROSS TO BE RElNSTATED.
.o.r,,o>- ot, THE POLICE BOARD RE-
xrrsrD IN GENERAL TERN.

THE sl7rrFERr AND SANFORD WOMEN NOT CON
sInEEcn CREDIBLE "ifNESSi'S-sMlI I'll IHH
TN-W,cp Man RETURNED WITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
PLATT'S LATEST SCHEME.
HOW HE NOW THINKS HE CAN BRIGHTEN
THE MAYOR

REPORTS THAT HE WILL TRY TO SECURE THE
SPEEDY PASSAGE or THE GREATER NEW
YORK BILLS. WITH \ VIEW TO HAV-
ING \ NEW CITY GOVERNMENT
COME INTO rOwER THE
FIRST OF NEXT YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
COOP NEWS FOR COKE UORKERS.
TEN THOUSAND CoNNELISVlLLE EMPLOYEES WILL
RECEIVE \ Is FER CENT ADVANCE IN
WAGES OT tpgIl. /

Mount Pleasant. Penn. March li.--Not since the
halcyon days OF the old syndicate have the Con-
nesvilie coke workers received such plea SAINT news
as that which came to almost l0pco emp Dyes OF the
Frick and Southwestern companies AT noon to-day.
when notices posted all their works stating
that an advance In wages averaging about l5sper
cent would so into effect on April /. The rate
for mining per 100 bushels Will go from Is To 20
cents, for drawing from i3 to 80 cents, and on
down through different kinds OF labor. The yard
laborer Is the only man who VIII get no advance.
his pay remaining 81 % "a day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
ITALY NOT ANGRY OVER TIVE AFFAIR.

Rome March THE United Press correspondent
went to tho Government Offices to-day 70 get an
Official opinion regarding the Italian murders in Wal
SenburC COL Baron Blanc. Minister Of Foreign
Affairs has gone to Turin. Premier CriSii. how
ever consented to a brief interview Il was impos-
sitle ne said tha, the Walsorhurg incident should
have any consequence tending 10 lessen Tho excellent
relations between Italy and the United State The
feeling between the Governments had become more
cordial under the entente TO Italian emigration
He added
/ received dispatches from Washington to-day
which assure mo of tho Governments so"t ln'"n-
;ione We have ordered Baron Fava 10 s~tti" ~"
halter directly With the Washington Government
and are confident ~ an amicab'e and prompt al
iustuent.
To-days newspapers discuss the incident calmly
The "italie' says.
relations of the States 70 tho Washington Govern
ment prevent an incident occurring IN state from
assuming the character of aNair directly between
the countries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
THE CAITAIN.

P> a decision Of the General Term Of the ST.
rrenlc court which was handed down yesterday
afternoon. the action of the Police Board in dis
missing Captain Adam \. Cross on charges 0f
b,a,<mau last SUMMER s 81 aside. and the
C.uc, directs that Cross BE- reinstated as a cap
tain Il polio. The startling opinion of the Court
D. based or q review Of the printed evidence
v1i. was taken on the trial o; Cross before
tcn Commissioners. The Court. %; course, took
=, account @: the indirect evidence OF cross
guilt which Was i'm the posSesS.o" oi the C"mmiS-
sianors when thev t.ea him for backmailing
the keepers If dis-rj-:ly houses. Viewing the
urjrted testimony H. a legal Ucnt. the judges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
Mr. GRESHAM RESENTS TIE INSULL

INSTRUCTIONS SENT TO MINISTER TAYLOR
AT MADRID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
SPAIN CALLED TO ACCOUNT
PROMPT APOLOGY DEMANDGD'

SHE MUST DrsAvow THE FIRING ON THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16

-,,, er.xrsu GOVERNMENT INFORMED THAT n
TERFERENCE WITH AMERICAN COMMERCE.
WILL NOT BE TOT.ERATED-srRPRlsE'
EXPRESSED AT SENIOR MrRUAGAs
CoNDU rT-NO WARSHIPS TO BE
SENT TO CUBAN WATERS
WILL CLEVELAND RE-
VERSE HIS sECRE
TARYS ACTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16

The making OF the check for 5000 to b. W. Bull
niger by the cashier under the direction OF NY
Wiman. Is referred to- and Mr.. Wimans indorse
ment Of the firm name OF r. g. Dun & CO.. WHICH,
the Court saws he had a right TO do. and also the
Endorsement Of the of Mr.. Bullinger. although
the latter never authorized Mr.. Wiman 20 sign niS
name on the back OF thai any other commercai
Dsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
CONcrRRING II THE OPINION.

Judge OBricn writes opinion concurring IN
the result reached by the Presiding Justice. that
| the Judgment of conviction should be reversed
/ and a new trial ordered He SAYS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-23
Dated Jersey City, Move
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners on
Monday, December 2. 1895, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ,
for the construction of a Pinch vitrified pipe
SEWER IN FIFTEENTH STREET,
from Henderson street to Provost street
to the provisions of Chapter 217 of the Laws
of 1895, and in accordance with specifications
Blank forms Of bid and agreement of sure
ties must be obtained at the office Of the
Mercer E ssTsSsi 1f5seS OF e', oSiUANriTiiEs.
About 100 lineal feet of 1S-inch vitrifed pipe
About 40 iiineai feet of Pinch vitrifed pipe
sewer ION piles).
About 5000 lineal feet of spruce piles.
About 5000 feet B. NJ. of Gaping pins.
About 1000 feet B. NJ. of hemlock flooring.
About 10000 feet B. M. of spruce sheathing.
About 400 pounds of iron bolts.
About 300 pounds of spikes.
About 2 receiving basins.
Time allowed for the completion OF the
work, 30 working days.
The making of the above Improvement and
award of the contract therefor will be sub
property liable to more than one-half the
assessment therefor on the basis of prelimi-
Prcposcls must be enclosed in sealed en-
velopes, endorsed Proposals for Sewer in
Fifteenth street" directed to M John
and Sewers and handed to the Clerk of the
Board in open meeting when called for in the
No City official will be accepted as surety
nor Will a substitution Of s~ureties be aliowed;
The Board may. under the provisions of
the act above cited, exercise its right to
reject any or all proposals.
The attention OF bidders Is especially called
to Section 4, Chapter 1S4. If the Laws Of
iSs1, under. the terms whereof no contract
shall be binding upon the city or become
e~fective or operative until the bondsmen offer
ed by the contractor have been approved as
70 suficiency by this Board and as TO form
by the Corporation Counsel, the President OF
this Board having power to examine the
nronosed bondsmen under oath.
BY order of the Board Of Street and Water
GEO. T. BoUToN,
Clerk.