davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
CHEF WCULLAGH VISITS CHAPMAN

he HAS 4 TALK WITH TIL, TENDERLO1N COM
MANpER AND Roth SAT - WAS PLEASANT.
Caief of iolice McCunach paiu hurried visit last
nigh to Captain Chapman a; the West Thirtieth-st.
stat D. The Chief arrived at 10 o'clock He
seem to be in a hurry, and after shaking hands
with sergeant Tins. he walked without ceremony
in-o the private room Of Captain Chapman md
closed the door with bang. For ten minutes the
;wo talked II d vc~y animated manner FROM
across the street the CHIEF could De gestic Nat
ing repidly and several times he brought MS nsi
down the table with emphasis captain thip-
looked serious ana nodded ms Hea" III up
A. the two came out Of the room they smll,
Sergoant Tins 10 try 20 get Captain Schirit;ne
bersci was not in. chief McCullagh smiled when
"a W Yh aaS ne era 9qa a dasnt 40 cRRa ht ad NO
sigl.ilcance wnate.eg. only friendly call;
While the CHEZ was taking to Captain o Chapman nan
making excise arrests. new crusade against tht
fake clubs appears 20 nave been started. one OF
the prisoners brought in before the Chief left
the station. In al five arrests o. this Kind we're
Dofcciyer Aen ard schofl,r brough! in RiGhart hard
Twenty-iourta-st. Aojoinns his saloon ana ID ne
rear .. plumbing stor. j. ne room o. me LAY
go, hrT- 80 arr = one of the walters when he
ro!nted 10 Hutchinson and sses,ed tnat h was
naS. and ''1 TOOK Hut hinson lie only license they
could ma posted In the cubroom vas an old and
Sxpired Internal revenue license. hutchiAson eX,
Taire4 that De was only a member OF tho club, and
The reason why The internal reyenuc hcense-whicn.
hoNe,Dr. gives the c4ub light 10 Sell A4Gor-~as
not renev.d ,yas beca 0: the absence from the
city C lie president o. the club.
Tho detectives neat went to the lSTo.dWty
Garden az 40 i2n BroaGway. There they were
served with beer hy Robert OpohnsAy; lie gave
de,c, ives IL Ole mat had done valiant service
The waiter ~as arrested. The proprietors OF the
place were not bothered. were any OF the
Numerous othel walters For several weeks The
Bro iv.av Garden has run night and day, seven
DAYS In the week. without mOlestaton.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30

HE THOUGHT SHE WAS ONE OF CROWD
THAT HAD BEEN TORMENTING HIM

HE THOUGHT SHE WAS ONE OF CROWD
THAT HAD BEEN TORMENTING HIM.
A large crowd Of children followed an old man
on Iincoln-ave. las. night. They were calling him
names and occa sionnlly one daring boy would pull
his coat tail TIE man Is Michael Corcoran. seV-
enty-hye years old. He lives I'm shanty az Ryder
ave. and Ore-hundred and -thirty-ei-i'h-f' lie
Old man dis Ike children and they have great II
with him He cannot run, and the children cdn
tea.e him with comparative safety 'sas- gh
h. was Standing for minute In front Of no. l55
Iincoln-ave and he shook his clenched ilst at the
children He carried a stout stick. ana N1rIeH
them ina. the first one I'm reach ne would hl- or
the head. -,.
Annie Barrols twelve years old. was IN ANDY
store near where the old man was staining She
nc ard e noise and ran out 10 see Wnat was an
about She did not notice old Corcordn aionSslue
the door He thought Annie was one x ms iott-
mentors and he gave her fearful dow III the l'iI
temple with mis- club. ,, ,..e.ii,.
and then ambled OF. , .oo,
The child vas knocked unconscious ana great
stream of blood from tWo-lnch scalp wound
ran over her white dress. The children gathered
ahouf and one called policeman. who summoned
dnctor from the Harlem Hospital Inc surgeon
esV,ed the wound up and the little girl was taken
into her home close by.
The nolico took COrcOran TO the AleXander-aVe:
station. where he was locked up on the charge oil
assault.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
A VICIOUS BEGG4R.
HE ATTACKS TWO MEN WITH KNIFE AMI
BADLY HURTS ONE OF THEM

HE ATTACKS TWO MEN WITH a KNIFE AND
BADLY HURTS ONE OF THEM.
william Callahan. thirty years DID, driver, who
said that he lived No 232 East Tenth-st, was
held In $500 bail for examination to-day In the
Yorkve Court a charge of stabbing 80 men,
They are Lawrence Bolger. OF No. 500 Lorimer-st
Brooklyn. and James Mckinney. of No. 223 East
Fourteenth-st. Bolgers left forearm was cut from
his elbow to his wrist his coat. shirt and under
shirt being ripped clean as II cut with razor.
The left sleeve Of McKinneys coat cut for five
inches his waistcoat having been slashed. as were
his shirt and undershirt; but his body was not
touched by the knife.
The two men met Callahan Third-ave. and
Fourteenth-st. about o'clock yesterday morning
Callahan asked for some money, and they gave
MIN few cents.
Then they tried 70 walk away to get rid OF the
man. who stood talking them. but he persisted
in following them. He asked for some tobacco, al
though he had In his mouth at the time
When he was told by both men that they had no
chewing tobacco to give him, as they did not use
IT, he became profane and abusive He stepped in
front Of the men and made them .ake notice OF him.
He called them names and abused them that
Mr. Bolger threatened to have him arrested. This
seemed TO infuriate the man. as he became more
vile In his abuse. At last ne worked himself into
a fury and spat tobacco juice into Mr. Bolgers 5
face
II did not out In the testimony Wnat nap
pened Immediately after that. bui there were sew
eral persons in court who were not called as wilt
nesses who said that Callahan seen climbing
out of an area He heaped curses on Mr. Boleer
and drew big jackknife. with blade three and a
half inches long. lie az Mr.. Boger, VINO pre-
pared to evade the blow. He put up his left hand
20 ward n the knife and at the same time stepped
10 one side. The knife descended on his arm, cut
ting 1t from elbow to wrist. The gash was deep
ht,+ severed. a
reached.
Toe man having disabled Mr. Boger. tried 10 do
the same for Mr. Mckinney. r. was furious and
meant t, do as much harm as he could. He ma de
A vicious lungo az Mckinney. and mo knife cut
through the coat-sleeve on the left side. just below
the arrlpit II cut through every piece OF clothing
Mr Mckinney had on the left side. and all but
touched the skin. ,
The noise Of the quarrel attracted the attention
Of Detectives Mccarthy and Pollock. Of the Gem
tral Ofice They ran aftcr Callahan who started
down Third-ave and caught him after chase OF
block Fe had thrown the knte away. but II was
found in the cellar OF NJ. l2i Tnirdaye covered
with blood ,< , ,,
Callahan admitted owning the knife and having
tried TO iniurc the TWO men lie said ne was drunk
and did not know wat ne was doing. lie was helI
Mr. Rolgor is suffering somewhat from his wound
but Is in NJ danger.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
!@e Tariff of 1897
FULL TEXT OF THE DING.
LEY BILL.
Rates Compared with those
Of the Wilson Bill.
PUBLISHED BY THE TRIBUNE.
10 Cents q COPY.
POSTAGE PAID.
PARIS GREEN FOR DESPONDENcY.

Lack of employment and unhappy domestic rela-
tons are said to have led John Prime a machin-
list, sxtytwo years old Of No Jos Perryst.. TO try
to commit suicide last night. He attempted 10
take his life by swallowing a quantity Of paris
green in front Of his home. Prime came home at
o'clock and had a quarrel with his wife. What
il was about she will not say He left the placA
and came back in hour with a small paper
packaee Mrs. Prime him take glass Of
a cupboard and partly I'LL It with water. Then he
walked out of the house.
outside he met Patrick German OF No 10
Charles-st The two talked for few minutes and
then Prime put the glass 10 his lips Before Cor
man could prevent. the man had drained the con-
tents. German sgnalled to policeman and hs
called an ambulance from the New-lork Hospital,
where Prime was taken. The doctors said last
night that the chances for his recovery were
doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
MORE MERCHANTS EXCURSIONS.
RESULTS OF THE WORK OF THE NEw-YoRf
ASSOCIATION.

RESULTS OF THE WORK OF THE NEw-yoRK
ASSOCIATION
The second series Of merchants excursions from
the territory of the Joint Traffic Association IS now
well under way The sale Of tickets began last
Friday and will close tomorrow. When these eX-
curs,ons arc over there will be others from the
Trunk Line territory and the South the huihoer
of merchants visiting New-York at this time i
greater than at any other time since lSs- and 'he
prospects are that by the end of SEPTEMBER ali
records in this respect will be broken
The Merchants Association estimates mat 'h'
benefit 70 New-YOrk vii! approximate nfty nnililo1s
OF dollars but the benefits 10 be derived IN inc ~.
ure by the extension Of trade as ncaicu'apie' d.
turning first vice president Of the assoc auoh' sa'
concerning the work Of the ASSOCIATION 50 Lar
II am glad TO say that the visitors TO our rooihs
Ton and onlv regret il was started years sooa'
great many say they have bten huuceu ~ I,v md
New-York through the Work OF me assyS sd hore
are greatly pleased with the market o"lu ~
~ can only sav TO those who DOUBT the enicao oi
the associations work. that If the mereLdn.sS ~. -,
show increase over previous S. r,ore goods and
manufacturers will have to manufacture hnTns haTn
goods 50 that benefit TO the mcrci,,dih crcind the uiii
those from whom the merchants pu! any e,. en.,
mate henencial results are felt In eVer-ircre"'"e
and Overwhelming channels r,-. &, ,over smoke
THE outlook is very rosy iheIe Is sr,tuo nc direct
without some fire. and all this tak .o'lins i ountrv
from the local merchants througnout ."r aoDIe ~
Who are in personal contact with tIt psop' pp .ho.
their various sections Is presry Sreater than we
have experienced for several years % nr tho Ner-
York Is concerned the time is ripe lor eor, ,e ~
chants Association ~ dese i1ferest Whatever here,
who either lives does business IN tnis ti5 vii
IL gets the support TO which IL Is orSanzation
become the largest ana MOS po"@N
kipdi
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK SUNDAY. AUGUST % is''
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw-YORK. SUNDAY. AUGUST 20 is'''
ARRIVED.
steamer L. champasns G9 Poro Hare Ag5a'' I, x
w.,h ihdef, go, --' 't'-f q, t5e Bar - 257 q m
steamer Panama F. siie l ~ th taT a. -
se.mer Ma,sa., Grs, Bhn Ha-bgrs Aass, ~ VA Ia
Arrived al VV.,i.ter Al,y0sch ,Gen. Janssn. Hamburg
1''', IN ballast to Gust Hcse Arrived az The baf
at 4 p ~. ,..,-ta Gso Reesing Hamburg August H.
Win mtss 70 the Hamburg American Line. M'"s' AZ
the Bar al Womdene r Johnson. Palermo august
M Dpy,e Breabwaer =. IN ballast 20 simpson s'eA''
osasr ouhs reaa, Bq r.azer santos Angus, ~, ; RIO RIO
Jaa...' =, =, IH,sN Jeyons Aryed At the Bar al ~
m.....,.r Avalon D0 B.ui,ers. Pleys Island \ 7
,arast y wiih 70 PIN Fow.'d M 81 'gs''
70 Banrng Archibald ArfE,4 ' al '1, "a, Ans,. IS ard
,.,',cs,. y. VIA mdse and passengeie TO + 'Y"
steamer Princess Anne Hulpheis Norfolk win mos
''i ,,,sr ~, ~ Macon. savage Boston with mdse
,hs o.s.n raslp ,1'r5 sNaa Philadelphia with md'e TO
"r s.nSy i'i. IsT = j. Aug. % $50 p. m-w"d eoa'''
steamer. Moaaus G f,r AnsS5p' MaSsS'ie M91F,n G 3
X~y orssns IssP, g,n. & @ R5,,ei H%sia Rsihefssa 9
tl Antwerp Cty Oir,. Antwerp Chicago V''y 'D"
nrstoi: Arasonia Ger. stet,in. etc
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS. .,.
p..,,,. po,n. Aug 2o-Passed. steamer Kensins'"
,l,r Bond Antwerp. for New -ioi ,o ,,se l(ieh.
nsal Air o9-Passed. steamer Noehis'n I"''' N
schuckmann Rremen Tor New YORK wes,erniaua
'' An'"sig as NSS NSew-Sork x Wordsworth 'es' H'F''
ew-lotk - ~, -,..,,ar scinti, QSr), Blight
r.rh'rn etc f1r New York ,,, ,.t,,a fRh
L~snutm' ,ns e7-saiied steamer Sandman Prince '"
Dunn. New York arthenshio
singapore Aux 2s Arrived steamer
M, ""s,,,,.ck Hong Kong Tor New YORK ,. ,p,rA
r.,,i Aue - Arrived steamer i'hhs"'" 49,
nfs%csuT, Aue ~ steamer La peAf''
t'p. Rape N"M ns lcs IN e,o m-saled steamer Etrars
,,,r tsry,,snn from Liverpool for New-i oi ~ fRrh
Isle o., Wight Aug @-Passed steamers t,nIsr t6erh
,oa.,,tao II,i for Ncw-York, III Mrle ,r,,chA
s,nsncksn New York for Bremer Werkenda" wv
ponsen An,sterdam for New-fogk.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
RIVAL BALL TEAMS FIGHT.
Roys ENGAGE IN A sCRIMMAGE IN THE fAnN
IND FOUR ARE ARRESTED.

pOyS ENGAGE IN A SCRlMMAGE IN ir'| ''N'''
lND FOUR ARE ARRESTED.
Tho Uatts-st boys had A game Of baseball IN
Central Park Saturday and they oeeseu VI w.
rousd all the bats they could before starting tor
L ,,rds They managed TO get four bats ana
q baIe-stjck whitfield down to the size OF oa'
VIII ,bese tbev iourneyed TO the Green in Centa
park onposite West Seventy-second-st The watts
:, ara as they called themselves. were to meet
the East Siders an aggregation OF boys aoout ''e
same age as the Watts-s'' !o''"''
10 twenty years Old .. ;r,,ng
The game in progress al Inv io'" " I,
~ Tho ecorc was 4S 10 3s in favor of Watts-st JUST
then the columbus Avengers came aio"e
no,.s ha,one in or about Coumbus-ave ana t lry 20
~ ,be;r tcam of ball players after tnat thoious'i
fave The Columbus Avengers were al'ed .,rroon "a
= ball as they had game on ior u ,ht ,he came
but had none n OF the hs ihs game Of the Waitss
hovs and the East Siders for time whcn one % t s
Watts-s lads noticed that pat ] rreoHss ,5ers was
i sllv va, II seemed as If all three teams Were
;nc 20 srike somebody with their tists
ru,npus was Lively for whi!e Gri,II IT, ,b"re "a
ma man in Il bombshell had fallen in the crowd
Then as If all were the best or friends, g., ,Ie
cause against their common enemy anu o'Ai hnt me
noiiccman He drove them OF. howeVe'' & mu' wv ,I'
ai mastery retreat going not one lnSn li
s,T!,ber man they had 10 and returning 70 iIS "'
ground after the policeman had got GU bed "a nj been
irierrinted This time the policeman o'sSoN t,r go
h haofore ,hev had seen him. and he made fonl
Of them prisoners Iney YEN wrrf The hoys are
1hn Fhrcf eighteen years old OF No i6l " eat
TG5r,veecond-st John Foley. eighteen years ora. "a
No Sc Watts-st STEPHEN NnbaeI brennan seven
% o. ' veorI Old OF 30. ,3l Thirdave follceHAh .5
an Iegn ssnneared against them Each was fined sS
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
LOCAL POLITICS REACHING THE BOIL
ING POINT
rHssekbLlcAS CANDIDATES FOR THE NoMI-
NATION FOR SHERIFF AND THEIR
PROBABLE STRENGTH

PROBABLE STRENGTH.
While on the surface everything has appeared
quiet me political caldron in Westchester COUNTY
in the last month has been gradually approaching
the boiling point The chief interest lies III the
contest over the Republican nomination for Sheriff.
There are only two county officials TO be elected
thls fall-a Sheriff and Coroner. The contest IS
s.mplihed to the extent that there are only two
candidate for the nomination for Sherif-Edward
3. Long. Editor Of The White Plains News who
hes the backing OF the Fairchd-Burns wing Of
tie party. and William V. Mo!loy. postmaster Of
New Rochelle. who is the choice Of the Robertson
Ward Republicans. Mr.. Mooy Is popular man
politically in the county. and several years ago
when he ran for County Clerk, although defeated.
he made o magnificent race.
Mr.. Molloys strength lies in ali the towns Of the
county whore the RobertsOn-Ward managers are
In fll control On the other hand. Mr. Long. while
supported by the Fairchild- Burns Republicans has
the opposing wing OF the party who believe that
his long service entities him TO the nomina ton
this contest between the TWO candidates for the
Shrievalty is the reapportionment Of delegates in
The county. which Will be reported upon ny sle-
cial committee OF the County Committee at the
sting fixed for o,morrow in Whit Plsins
TO be MADE W up9R lhe sas's sec OF
toral ticket OF 1885, delegate to be allowed each
town. one delegate for each 100 votes cast and one
pp6rtonment me- is made upon this basis the Fair
rhild- Burns leaders claim loss for the Robertson
" ard wing OF thirteen delegates.
When IL is considered that In a precisely similar
contest last fan Mr. Long was defeated for the
nomination for County Treasurer by Francis NJ
Carpenter. one Of the most prominent OF the Rob
PRISON Ward Republicans in the county. IL is evil
hcnt that the reapportionmcnt will almost make
Mir Longs nomination a certainty provided ne
maintains his strength of last year.
There is talk of making the reapportionment upon
The basis OF the vote for Governor last year. in
stead OF tho President but this would only be a
difference OF three votes. Greenburg. Robertson
Ward town would lose one delegate by this plan,
and Yonkers and Mount Vernon. two doubtful
towns. one delegate each.
The Democrats Of the county have number OF
candidates for Sheriff principal among whom are
Frank G. Schirmer. Of White Plains. ex-Sherif
and Supervisor; ex-SheriT John Duffy. Of White
Plains; John Broderick. of Yonkers; Thaddeus
Green. OF Bedford: George V. B. Frost. OF
Cortlandt; Charles Hilbert. of Ossning, and Will
lam Lyon, of Bedford.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Anti-Tammany conference. Manhattan Hotel
evening
Racing at Sheepshead Bay. 23o p. m.
Funeral of Justice William j.. Osborne, FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Brooklyn, afternoon
Executive Committee of the Citizens Union. after
Murray Hill Republican club. No. l.4sl Broad
way. p. m.
Middle States Regatta Association. Marlborough
Hotel. $50 p. m.
National Rifle Association matches, Sea Girt.
y j.
Salvation Army Congress Prohibition Park,
Staten Island
Ravarian Volksfest Suffers Harlem River Park.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
RAILROAD MEN's BASEBALL CONTESTS

Considerable interest has been shown by railroad
r,.n of th, Grand Central station In III" fortncom-
inc championship game ot baseball ma, is TO be
n,,y.d between teams from the office OF ,he auditor
of freight accounts and the Wasner Pa.ace Car
Company 30 time has Yet been set for the game.
hut il i, likely TO como of at Van C4urrandt Park
rS. ia.- S,turily in september. The Ncw-Nork
Cc,.-r1l and hudson River Railroad lnterdcpartment
R,-rhln Icacuc WAS orednlzea on tpr evening OF
nm 20 with the following officers. President. John
rhornpsl president. Edgar Root. secretary.
John MtAui.ff.. ir.. trclslrce Harry Lo'nmull.r:
".tr.r and reporter Jamcs h. Dawson. The
s,n.iulo Committee consists OF W. :. Na.ey. p. f..
Melville and !. J. Robertson. Jr, and th- Commit e
~" prott-t and Trar ',ortatlon. X \ White. r. |.
.C,lkus and J +. Puien The following depart
ncnts Az the Grand Central Station are represented
n The league: The auditor OF freight accounts.
auditor of disbursements. car accountant depart
mont dnance department. freight claim department
n ~ Tho Wlgler PAllce Car COmpany.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
yHE RiILW4y CHANGES ~ FOTRTHAIH.

owing 10 the inposs,bility Of laying the tnird
rack in the Fourth-ave. tunnel between Thirty
fourth and Forty second sts and In order to push
the work forward with the greatest rapifity fresi-
dent Vroeland Of the Metropolitan street Railway
r ,,,srv has zen orders 10 abandon the tunnel
entirely after tomorrow morning All the ma
trri.i Tor rrInodcing This portion OF the roaI l.
"o" m hand and Mr Nrcelanl said last night that
n, none. 10 have the whole work IN tnc tunnel COM
~. e WITHIN fifteen days. that the patrons "t the
,o,d Going 10 and coming from the Grand Central
sfoflon will be inconvenicnced for short tInc
onYv TO accomplish this II will be necessary To
mt IN electric lights In the tunnel and continue the
work day and night
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
CIGARETTE PASQJALE STOLE ~ 4 CHi RCH

For some time the Paulist Fathers ~ the church
at Columbus-aye. and Ffiy-nlnth-st. have been
complaining Of some petty thief or thieves steal
ing wOmen's purses IN the church. Cigarette Pas
quale nfty years Old. If No. iOi West Fifty-sixth-
st. was .aught stealing = purse last night. Anne
Kinney. Of No. III West S!Xtieth-s ST.. put her
pocke tbook. containing several dol!ars on the seat
beside her. Behind her sat lasqudlo. james Nal
lon. OF 40. 2l6 Wes, SXticth-s., saw Pasquale
reach over the back O. tho seat and tax th"
purse lie thon left the church followed ly M.
Mallon The Italian qui. kcned his pace when he
go' out Of the church. and Mr. Mtnon caught him
tho next block. lie was locked up Ia the West
SiNty-eighth-si. station.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
DorHlE DRouNING NEAR LYyy. MASS

Lynn. Mass. Aug Ga double drowning occurred
at Flax Pond this afternoon the victims being
Thomas HAYDEN. thirty-two years old. and Nicholas
Gaiarino AN italian Of Barrct-st Boston. L.. com
pany with Thomas Walsh OF this city. they went
10 the pend this afternoon and engaged rowhoat
When near the landing they attempted TO change
seats and the boat tipped over. throwing them an
into the water. Walsh managed 10 swim ashore
Dv the other two men went 10 the bottom The
bodies were recovered
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

INCREASE IN FREIGHT SHIPMENTS.
Chicago Aug 99.-Fresnt shipments from CHI
- -, ,b. t.ast for the week just closed were
heavier than Tor any other period Of seven days for
,b last two years and is expected that the ship
n,er,s for the next seven days viii exceed those OF
49, v.ael, Lake shipments last week reached the
~ mons aggregate OF l@,ls tons. OF Which l2o@D
IONS were corn
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
scORCHrNG o. 4 TRIPLET.

Thrco men astride uillet were arrested last
n,gb al the Roulevard and Seyenty-severth-st. FOR
fcorchng. Policeman Ornsby told them TO SLOW
up but they wouldn't do It. Then he chased them
Tor four blocks and arrested them. The men are
William Ridwel OF No. ~ West One-hundred- and
twentieth-st.: Richard Dobbs. No. 20l West one
hundred nd twenty eighth-st.. and Henry Scharer
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BARTHOI.DI-State Senator Frederic Creichton
of Trenton, y. J. ENDICOTT-Suprem Court Jus
ticc Alton g. Parker of Kingston. n y. FIR II
AVENV-E-Dr Froderico Il. Chirinos. Venezuelan
Minister at Washington: Potter Palmer, or Chi-
cago. and Senator Francis Hendricks. OF Syra-
cuse. GRAND-Professor Leon Eberson, or the
University Of Virginia GRAND INION-The
Rev Dr. r. NJ. Duff of Waterloo. y. y. Gll.Stf
William A. Pinkerton. Of Chicago. HOLlAND-
Edward S. Cramp. Of Philadelphia. and Roland H.
Boutwell, Of Boston. MANHATTAN-Judge 5. H.
Pinney Of Madison. Wis: Professor c. r. Cook or
The Massachusetts Institute OF Technology, Boston
md Ulysses s Grant. OF san Diego. cal MI X
RAY HILI.-Dr. Justin 'of Syracuse; Lieutenant l.
Takorak and y. Adagr. Imperial japanese Navy
WALDORF-Dr. r. D. Palmer. OF Chicago
WINDSOR Senator r. r. Tillman, Of South caro-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
WPECEED BY 4 SPREADING ran

Alton H. Aug. 2e-Thc midnight special on the
rhi. city this morning by ihr spreading Of 4 rail
Th. fireman e. y Johnson. Of Bloomington had an
arm broken and received serious INJURIES Engineer
Rafferty, also Of Bloomington. injured in
tcrnaly No passengers were hurt. damage ty -
COO The engine and baggaRe-car were completely
wrecked by going down an cmbankment