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New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
INDICATED AFTER DEA TIL.
PAPERS THAT MAY REMOVE THE STAIN ON THE
MEMORY OF \ CHICAGO BANK OFFICIAL

PAPERS THAT MAY REMOVE THE STAIN ON THE
MEMORY OF \ CHICAGO BANK OFFICIAL
Chicago Ian Second Vce-Presdent Ham
,nond.s much-discussed entry OF foreign exchange
s.,0 coo" may be made clear in a remarkable man
ner That the entry proper and absolutely
traightforward is also likely 10 be shown. case
now pending In the Federal courts apparently holds
the key TO the mystery that descended as a shadow
On tho Illinois National Bank official who took his
no q few days ago The case in court promises
70 be cleared mp by the recent discovery OF some
papers which disappeared from the once OF Coohei
" Y. Jacobs a long time ago Mr.. Jacobs mas
sued his former bookkeeper and confidential man
for an accounting Of money and papers traced INTO
bis hands but OF which his books show no record
Fac-smiles of some of the missing papers recsnLy
attorney nope Dy lnls iheo'S ~ ~'e"' -f ~
the points at issue ,. o ,hav
In themselves the papers have no value as ,ney
relate 10 transactions dating back 10 1875 ana iois
,h National Bank OF Illinois early In the life OF the
Calumet Electric Railroad. when MT JacoDs was
&c sole owner and shows that the National fSdnk
of Illinois instead Of using It's own resources por
rowed the money for Mr.. Jacobs abroad. Such
,ransacijon involved nothing llegtimate on the
part OF the bank until as afterward deveiopeu WIT
fha hank was forced 10 take control OF tne ROAD
these loans became larger than the Natonai oahK-
ing laws allowed .,, ~oha,c.
.osa zoo arcording to the Jacobs case. was not.
,harefore made conceal any Improper trahsac-
tion but was the proper entry 10 make concsTnIils
money advanced to the Calumet tiectri MohsS
Was 70 come from abroad 10 cover the loan MADE
hut later when the bank took charge OF the rodd
{, uas ~ course obliged 10 assume the loan made
"a rlier in the life Of the corporation
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
MARYLAND FOR J. A. GARY.


REPu BIlCANS OF THE STATE URGING HIS CLAIMS
FOR A CABINET PLACE.
Washington. JAN 7 tspeciaD.-Representativ and
senator-elect George L. Wellington. OF Maryland,
speaking Of the continued gossip concerning oppo-
siton in Maryland to Mr. Garys appointment TO
Cabinet place and the connection between this
gossip and the visit of General Agnus to Canton.
said to-day:
The Republican party in Maryland is a unit in
desiring the appointment of James A. Gary. OF that
State TO a position in Major McKinley's Cabinet
With the possible exception OF General Agnus.
there is prominent Republican in the State who
would throw n single obstacle in the way OF Mr.
Gary's preferment. From the conferences We have
had with Major Mckinley have very great CON
fdence that Maryland will be favored with Cab
met position. and that Mr. Gary will he the man
Major Mckinley from the start ntimated strongly
that the South would receive one place In his Cab
met. The intmation was then narrowed down TO
the statement that the place would TO one OF the
three States which cast their electoral votes for the
Republican ticket Since then the question has come
down TO whether West Virginia or Maryland
should receive the honor. In my opinion either
Judge Gon James A. Gary will be member Of
Major McKinleys Cabinet. There is strong reason
to suppose that Judge Gof will not leave the
bench and it's life position take fouryear ten
Of Office. even If ii were offered to him. and
have every to feel confident that Mr.
Gary will he selected.
When We reached Canton on our recent visit
found that some had told the President
elect that Mr.. Gary old and in extremely
feeble health. BY stating the actual facts In the
case. think dissipated this Idea. II 1t had
been accepted. Mr.. Gary is about sixty-two years
old and is extremely strong and vigorous TWO
years his health somewhat irnDaired. but
since then he has entirely recovered and is quite
able 10 undertake Cabinet work Ii is an extremely
delicate matter to talk to a President elect about
his Cabinet. The selection of the right men Is
more 10 the President than TO any one else We
know however. that Ma jor Mckinley is disposed
10 do something for Maryland. and We know what
want. and that is the tender OF Cabinet posi-
iion. preferably the Postmaster -Generalship, to
NIr
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
YONKERS PEOPLE AT THE NSiI3cl IT,
". A. c. porGnERrY AND HIS FAMILY TAKING
THE PAsTErR TREATMENT

W A. c. DOUGHERrY AND HIS FAMILY TAhlN"
THE PAsTE"R TREATMENT
William 4 c. Dougherty. Of Yonkers. Win MS
entire family is takins, course OF Treatment a.
preventive os hydrophobia. AT the Pasteu' lnsu-
tute Or. I.ambkin. the expert on amman disease
OF Yonkers said last nigh, that the St Bernard oos
which caused the troubie became paralyzed from
hvdrophobic poisoning. and il was this wnlca pre-
vented the family from being bitten ne sdid ln+
dog was sirs and the family did not know wnat was
the mater with MIN. and attended him All OF mem mem
al times had their hands covered with sdNa rom
tho dogs mouth When Dr. I.ambkin was called ne
recognized the trouble. and. fearing some OF me
members of the family might nave scratches, cue
or chaps their hands ne advised them 10 iaKe the
Pasteur treatment. .,t. -,
rabies in Yonkers lately. Within a short time ne
mas killed a score OF dogs which were sunerlng %
fsr his week he mas killed three valuable ones
They were owned by Mrs. Kennedy and Andrew
I)evo and one was the prize-wlnning klng Chare'
spaniel owned by the mother OF Colonei lpanle Ap-
pieton Mrs Kennedy's dog. the doctor said; IS sup
nosed 10 nave bitten Deyo's dog. and also dogs De-
longing 10 Eugene Tompson and Sylvester Harvey.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
STORY OF 4 III RDERERS rum l.
pt-NHAMs ESCAPE FROM CALIFORNIA AND HIS
DEPARTURE FOR CUBA.

pr-~UANS ESCAPE FROM cALlFORNlA AMI f''7
DEPARTURE FOR CUBA.
Oraoon CITY. Ore Jan. John W. c Green
who has been hiding in this city for the ias' t"o
d,vs having deserted the British ship Lora Es'h'
which left Portland for Cape Town last week tens
story about the escape from this country Ol 'alle
Dunham. who murdered the McClinchys near san
Jose Cal on May y last. Green says tnat IN .Npri'
and Nav ne worked on he ranch OF Bernard -hur-
phv near San Jose and during part OF that ufne
Dunham was a follow borer with him On the rahch'
A. the end Of May Green wen, 10 San Francisco ana
shipped on June as second officer Of the American
shin 81 John with a full cargo Of wheat ana nour
for New York When seven days ont. wn.le the YES,
sci was off the Mexican coast a StOwaWay Sh9"ed
himself on deck and Green recognized MIN as Dun
nam Dunham appealed 20 Green not 10 r"Neai ms
Identity to call him Brown and treat niul Wei anu
gave the Officer $40 III gold At the mates request
the stowaway was assigned to his watch and put 10
work a sear1n. -, A.,
The ST. John hai a rather slow passage and did
nor arrive at New-York until November Il. Green
and Durham went ashore together and near the
wharf me- an officer OF the ilibus:ering steamer
bermuda The idea Of volunteering greatly pleased
Dunham and he at once made arrangements 70 90
10 Cuba. The vessel left port the next day, and Dun
ham went with 1t. Green says that was the last ne
saw OF Dunham. whom he did no, then know 70 ne
murderer In explanation of his ignorance OF the Nc
Clinchy massacre. Green said he seldom looked a
newspaper. Greer represented himself a graduate
of the University Of Virginia. class Of SO. His
parents he says. live in San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
WHEAT SUPPLY SHORT ~ CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco Jan. Wheat IN this market has
become exceedingly scarce and is daily advancing.
Shippers would willingly pay 81 80 per GENITAL for
good No / shipping wheat. and IT is known among
a. few that they have paid as high as 81 6,2 for
extra choice grade within the last forty hours.
There is not more than 10000 tons OF wheat
naming In the State to supply the export demand
and home requirements before another crop is har-
vested or this only So, ,Ss4 tons We're In the Call
Board warehouses January l. The amount OF
wheat in the warehouses on January l. 1885.
was is0O0 tons
not quoting lis Cd United Kingdom to-day.
This favors rise In wheat which VIII likely
reach 81 per Genital in the local market before
July
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
TOO NTCH NOTHER-IN-LiW ~ THE MATCH.

A HUSBAND OBJECTS TO HIS POCKETS BEING
Observation-Disclosures EARRINGS A. a LURE
Sadie Goodman married Isaac Steinman. boss
cloakmaker a year ago. Sadie was then sixteen
years of age and X now seems that she mas had
year OF stormy matrimonial experiences. There
have peen three separations between the couple
and yesterday IN the Supreme Court before Justice
Beach the young wife, through her mother a.
guardian. asked that her husband be compelled to
support her
M s,a,nman saws in her petition that
our, Of her youth her husband promised for a
while 10 live with her parents Steinman says mat
even his love for his wife could not overcome MS
ohiecti. n 70 his mother-in-law He went 10 i've
,y, har however and he now says that although
no gave his wife sufficient money for her support
sba and his mother-in-law were in the habit OF go
,rg through his pockets when he was asleep ana
,, an bis cash He demonstrated with his
t, hu, she said that the money was better In
,a- ,no,ner's hands than in his So a month after
,ha wedding. tired OF the continual raids on his
nocketbcok he left his wife.
1,hey we're brought together. but several months
,,er steiner says he had in his pocket $40 be-
,s ., his father and sister. Waking up in
s1 % And his wife and her mother at their former
,o,ics he Jumped out and left the house In the
rrean time he says. his VIE had also taken from
~ shirt front a diamond stud worth 10 lie sent
NE NE IN %a,nbossador 70 his spouse. asking that she
would come live with MN III an wnere
they WI hacL word he says that II he would give
Sr Sir q nair OF dis mond earrings she would again
her a pi ~ hearr He did 80. and Sadie got her
r,n@s and her husband again
In the home they built after that TIE mother,n-
Jaw " sAds. avs Steinman but while he was AT work
on Oily yother-lr-ia removed all his new crockery and
hlS NJ nir from his house and replaced IL with old
S Tro,r hers This brought on another fight.
% SUN here was the final separation Steinman also
ana ana 'n mai While they living together his wife
sd; sd; x,o month from him for the hire Of servant.
ga ne discovered aferward that she was only pay
To- he servant s.. and was knocking down the
other 81. ...oa, .o,rs., and ,na cour,
,,as,erdny that Steinman must pay MS vile u q
yussk while the action was pending.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
FELL DOWN Az ELEVATOR SHAFT.

MISS HoAGLAND SECRETARY TO MISS MARY
GA RETT. KILLED
Baltimore Jan Miss Ida Y. Hoagland. private
secretary Miss Mary Garrett. was killed by fall
ing down elevator shaft in Miss CARROTS home,
in West Monumental. to-day. II had been the
Young woman's custom when the elevator boy was
al his post TO open the door. reach In and pull
the check rope. thus raising or lowering the ele-
vator as she desired. While the third foo- this
morning Miss Hoagland attempted to do this, but
lost her balance. and sell to the bottom of the
shaft. forty feet below. Her skull was fractured
and she was otherwise badly injured. She lived
until noon Miss Hoagsnd was about thirty years
of age and a resident of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
THE GOOD NEWS PROVED FATAL.

Chicago Jan. Mrs. Laura Bromley. OF No 53a
w., uuron-st whose husband was threatened
Nth arrest by the American Surety Company. his
bondsmen. because shortage oi sS4 mad been dis
,,,ro,ol,,an Insurance Company. fell dead to-day Y
=, ,ha office of the latter company at the feet OF
-. ofsc,sl who had just yielded to her hysterical
nlea for mercy The smile with which she listened
10 the joyful words remained ID dea,n; when was
mi scene when the husband. who Is partly blind.
s conducted to the corpse OF his wife. In an
W. mart OF the building. where he had been
waiting.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
SENATOR PALMER I'LL.

Springfield Ill., Jan. 7.-Senator John VI. Palmer
was taken suddenly Ill last night. and Is confined
10 his bed. His physician has forbidden him to
leave his room. and says he Is threatened with
pneumonia Senator Palmer delivered an address
upon the late Lyman Trumbull before the Ilinois
Supreme Court yesterday, and 10 appear be-
fore the Sangamon Circuit Court 10 defend the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway IN tWo
damage suits to-day.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
. s.1rsWONAy ATTEMPTS Suicide.

Providence. Jan. Miss Annie b. scno"e'''
.a,osuonan in a New-York drygoods house was
,o,,rd ,nsensibIe on the lonely highway between
,owesett and East Greenwich. near the Shore Line
Railroad this afternoon. She had taken choro-
form, with suicidal intent. and her condition to-
II. was serious There Is much mystery sur
rnaa-S,,ndinr the affair. Among her effects was
liter Introducing her TO friends in Olneyvle. the
fsac,orv district OF Providence. Miss Schoneld Is
about thirty years old attractive in appearance. and
Ira.s
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
A VERDICT AGAINST j. q. 4. WARD.

THE SCULPTOR MUST PAY 500 FOR INJURIES DONE
To HOMER BURGER
Kingston y. Y. jan sspeciaD.-For the part
he took I'm the battle near the Peekamoose Club
house jury in the Supreme Court this afternoon
in this city gave a verdict OF $500 against ths
sculptor J Q. A. Ward. OF New-York IL was in
an action brought by Homer Burger. who lived I'm
the gatehouse OF the Peekamoose Club in the town
OF Denning. asking $1,000 damages for injuries re-
ceived at the hands OF Ward and Elmer +
Vanwagoncn on september q. 1894. Burger was
placed in charge OF the place By 4. W. Dimock and
Ward elected Burger, the latter alleging that he
was in jured about the back. had his hand hurt and
coat torn. Ward testified that force was
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
THE REVIVAL N BUSINESS.
MORE IDLE PLANTS TO RESUME wORK-A DEN |
YER BANK TO REOPEN

YER BANK TO REOPEN.
Denver. Col. Jan. THE American National
Bank reopened this morning with Julius A. Myers
president II means nearly N.0000O Of tied-up
money being put In immediate circulation here.
Youngstown. Ohio. Jan. THE Youngstown Car
Works. which have been idle for more than a year,
will resume Monday. The company has secured
a large order for coke-cars. and will have a Of
at least months with other orders In prospect.
Casper WyO.. Jan. The Pennsylvania Oil and
Gas Company. after cose-down OF four months
has opened its refinery and started the fires again
Shipments of oil will be resumed. and renewed
drilling is probable in the near future.
HouGhton, Mich. Jan. The Centennial Copper
Mine. which suspended work four years ago. will
resume operations by February I. The mine has
continuatio of the celebrated Calumet Cong ON
crate lode. from which other mines have paid
So 900. .g0 in dividends. The Centennial has sunk
Sl.50o00O up 10 date.
Minneapolis. Jan THE Bankers Exchange
Bank of this city. which suspended some days ago.
has resumed business.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
NEW CUSTOM HOUSE FAVORED.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ADVOCATES ERECTING
A BUILDING on THE PRESENT SITE.

Washington Jan. IA favorable report was made
to-day by the House Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds the bill TO erect new Custom
House in New-York City. The report. which was
presented by Mr.. Giile reviews the previous legs-
lation on the subject and explains that this legis-
lation has failed Of It's purpose. owing to provi
sion looking TO a change Of the Custom House from
the nresent site TO of several which have been
proposed The committee believes that any change
Of Site undesira bic and that new Custom House
should be constructed on the present ground. The
report shows in conclusion that in lSS 2,VoWJ
was appropriaied for new Custom House and APP
praisers' Warehouse in New-York city. Five hun
dred thonsand dollars expended for the
house and the remainder Is availa BILE for the
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
LAWRENCE. MASS. BLESSED BY THE POPE.

Lawrence. Mass. Jan. The city OF Lawrence
gave an official reception last Saturday in honor OF
Archbishop Martinelli. the Papal Delegate. The
Pope has sent 10 the Rev. James r O'Reilly pastor
OF St Mary's Church. the following blessing:
Tn. Holy Father has heard with pleasure OF the
nnhIic demonstrations In honor OF Monsignor Mar
tnelli Apostolic Delegate and gratefully bestows
hls blessing on the citizens OF Lawrence
NJ CARDINAL RAMPOLLA
This Is said 10 be the first blessing bestowed by
the Pope on an American municipality
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
SAYS HE KILLED ARBUCKLE.
STRANGE STORY OF A PRISONER IN
LOUISVILLE
FREDERICK BAUMAN ASSERTS THAT HE AND An
ACTOR NAMED EpMrNDs STRUCK THE
WEALTHY DENVER MAN DOWN IN
THIS CITY AND ROBBED HIN.

ACTOR NAMED EDMINDS sIRtth
WEALTHY DENVER MAN DOWN IN
THIS CITY AND ROBBED HIN.
Louisville KY. Jan. frederick Bauman'
alias Wilson. confined in the county jail on the
charge Of forgery and obtaining money under
false pretences declares he was one Of the muir
derers of Frank T. Arbucke. Of Denver, IN Ne"
York. on November 10. Bauman says that MS
father is G. Edward Bauman. banker at Dear
born and Monroe SITS, Chicago. He said 10 IL
reporter to-day:
People have been wondering who killed Ar >
buckle in New-York. l had a hand in that anah'
and do not hesitate to say so. My partner III
crime was Dave" Edmvnds. an actor. who Is no"
in Evanston. North Chicago. We met Aroucki@
in Sullivans saloon in Harlem. We saw MN
flash his roll and when he left Edmunds anu
myself concluded we would follow him ana get
his money We had been knocking about New
York for two weeks and were completely
stranded.
"Sullivars saloon is on Third-ave we loi-
lowed Arbuckle to Eighth-ave.. where ne s'oon
waiting for a car. We pounced upon MN. oLe1 Eu
munds used a small slung-shot, ana 1 c'scn
him over the head with the butt end Oh 's,. .n.,-
a. Wesson revolver We took his money, So-''
a diamond ring and gold watch Inc "a'0-'
Is now pawned in shop in PARK flo" ,.,
Baumar says Edmunus anu ~ a. ~,
Nev-York by different trains and met III m
cago. When he arrived here few days ago "
expected to join Georgia Cayvan COMPANY =,
He says he has acted with Frederick w arGei or an
that he served I, in PentonVhie rrisu';
England for robbng a co,hpanon. he adoeu
that he did not join Georgia Cayvan coiipais s,
here because his passion for dress causeu M, mn
10 forge a check on f. Goldsten & Sors' oi 'ii''
city. o,.
The police discredit Baumans story anu sa'
he is either crazy or shammlng.
Frank p Arblckle was found nsensible In some
bushes in front OF the vacant lot al Eighth-aVe'
ard one -hundred-a nd-hfty-s econd-st carry OH "'
morning of November ls last An ambulance ""H
called but ne was dead whe1 IT arrived. & AlInouS -
there were no marks OF violence on MS Oous
ura ,cb and money were missing. An autopsy luui,,
Gated that death due TO heart clrea,TT,, S@nJ @
there vas nothing 10 show that an asSaul ,s nse !
been committed The police m de several aires Al, -
i'm connection with the case. but tne susp , 80 p,i
sens wero eventually discharged for lack OF e'''
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
A CONFTDING IMnIGRINTS ADTENTCRE.


Cleveland Jan. 7.-Frederick Weelock told a
"hard-luck" story to the police last night He let
Germany with 600 marks 10 his brother in
Brooklyn. y. Y. He met sailor on the other side
OF the Atlantic Carl Beecke. who told him tha,
New-York was full OF sharks and thieves who rob
unsuspectng immigrants So Frederick. who Is
only seventeen and innocent. gave him his money
In New York Beeckle told him he must take a train
for Brooklyn. They boarded some train and the
next thing he knew he aw)ke In Toledo (OhiO,
lodging house minus money and clothes He walked
Cleveland and is now his way back to
Rrooklvu
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
CABINET GOSSIP LIVELY AT THE CAPITOL
MANY coNGREssMEN BELIEVE SENATOR siEk-
I NAN WILL. BE SECRETARY OF STATE.

MAN WILL BE SECRETARY or STATE.
Washington jar. T.-Cabnet gossip lively az
the Capitol to-day The report revived carly
this morning that the portfolio OF State had been
rendered Senator Sherman. and this started gen.
erai discussion o. the merits OF number OF
who have been mentioned In connection with Cab
inet honor Many members OF the House and SEN
ate believe iha; Mr.. Sherman will be Mr. Olney's
successor IN the State Department as II Is known
thn senator Allison will not accept the appointment,
Those who assume TO reflect NJ. Sherman's views
maintain that he has Cabne; aspirations and that
ne would prefer TO remain IN the Senate But Major
mckinley. Il was said. has determined that II Sen
"'of allison VIII not accept the Premiership OF his
administration Senator Sherman must and (. is
-sh' 'nai ne latter Is unwilling 10 disappoint him
SENATOR ALiscn was recently reelected for another
'erm OF six years beginning March T. His place az
''A''nan OF the Appropriations Committee gives him
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
A1.GER.s MICHIGAN FRIENDS SPEAK OFT.

Lansing Mich. Jan. THE Republican State
Central Committee last night decided 10 hold the
spring convention for the nomination Of Justice
of the Supreme Court and two Regents Of the Uni
versity OF Michigan ct Detroit on February %.
The committee adopted resolution naming Gen
eral r. A. Ager the chairman Of the conven-
tion. The following resolution was also adopted:
Resolved. BY the eRpublican Central Commit
tee, that just and partial recognition OF Cen
fral Ayers eminent services in the field and his
conceded ability as statesman. We commend hin.
10 the favorable consideration of Presdent-elect
Mckinley as suitable person for Cabinet posi-
ton. believing do that any favors conferred
will he duly appreciated by the people OF Michigan
and cordially indorsed by the Republicans OF the
entire country
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
JyCENDIARIEs START A sIOO.0O0 FIRE.

Dallas Tex. Jan. Fire at o'clock this morn
ing destroyed nearly dozen places OF business on
the north side OF the courthouse square AT Athens
r.x The loss is estimated OF 10000: insurance
moi known. The fire Is believed TO have been the
act OF incendaries
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
TO ATTEND THE INAUGURATION.
THE ENTIRE NATIONAL GUARD OF PENNsYL
vANIA WILL TAKE PART.

Harrisburg Penn Jan. 1T has been decided
by the military authorities that the National
Guard shall take part IN the inauguration OF
Major Mckinley Adiutant-General Stewart says
the entire division will attend.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
CHAMPAGNE STATISTICS 1896.

According TO Custom House statistics the impor-
tation in 1896 OF O. II Mumms Extra Dry was
IN as ca ses exceeding every other brand by Sos1
.ases It's remarkable new vintage. now being I'M
norted is ellciting universal admiration.-tAdvt