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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
INTERESTS OF EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF LAW IN sTIFLING CCM-
PETITIoN-oPISIoN ON STAMPED RE-
CEIPT QUESTION.

CElfI QItrii'N
Chicago Sept THE Illinois Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION is said by Its secretary. j. NJ Glenn 10 be
collecting evidence against several Of the leading
express companies with the view OF establishing
that those carriers acting as trust. In VIOLA
ton OF the act 10 protect trade and commerce
against unlawful restraints and monopoles The
testimony is 10 be laid before the United states
District Attorney.
According 10 Secretary Glenn. the express COM
panies have declined to enter into competition 10
carry express certain lines OF the rail-
ways, and because the privilege was not given 10
one company upon It's terms the other COM
panes have attempted to prevent and make II I'M
possible for any express matter to be carried over
these lines. and have obstructed the carriage from
points thereon 20 places on lines operated by the
express companies.
The railroad companies which have had this ex-
perience with the express companies. are the WI
mona and Western. tho Ann Arbor Railroad ana
Steamship lines and the Southern Indiana. IT Is
alleged that in urtherance Of their plans to slime
competition the express companies have consoI-
dated their Offices and agencies at what are
designated as common points. and divide the earn
ings among themselves. giving the public no OPP
portunlty TO patronlze any company except the one
they designate
Secretary Glenn has received a letter from Attor-
ney-General Grggs relative to the stamp act. In
which he says:
arrangements
express companies and the shippers the Govern
ment has concern. so long as the act Is nol VIZ
lated The question between the shipper ana tne
express company Is NOT Federal one, arising IN
der the act in many aspects in which 1t mas so lar
been presented. t-,,.u. r..
You ask against whom criminal proceedings LOT
violation Of law would be Instituted IN case shlp-
ment we're made and the tax provided for were
paid. and to whom the Government wolin iooh
for the collection OF the tax. In reply "ouu sly
that the act specifically provides that IL shaii pe
the duty OF the express company 70 issue receiP-
and that that receipt shall have upon IL cam
celled stamp. and provides penalty OF =" lor
failure issue such receipt
In case n receipt were issued without stamp
should not bother to collect the one-cent stamp pu'
should under the act proceed against the coI,l-
many for the penalty OF $50 This. you VIII OBJ
serve, is different offence from that WhlcA you
suggest namely. tho failure or refusal OF tDe coin-
pany to receive goods for shipment ana 10 issur a
receipt except under payment Of the stamp laN !"
addition 10 the ordinary tariff. whether your con
tcnt.on or that Of the company is correct ~ q
matter concerning which have reirained TIL. I'm
EXPRESSING an opinion leaving II 10 the respec.iEe
parties to the 10 decide tne ih1txeI u,
accordance with the laws prevailing IN the deie"'
At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
MINISTER CHICCO'S VISIT.

r ChIcco tho Italian Minister who was talked
r., =, tho limo Of the threatened bombardment OF
Cortegena Colombia. arrived here yesterday on the
Panama Line steamer Advance from Colon lie
does not speak English. He will remain for sew
era DAYS at the Hotel America. a little over a
month ago Admiral Candiana Of the Italian Navy.
threatened to lombard Cartagena with his war
sbins n the claim 81 Ernesto Cerruti which had
been hanging fire since 1885,. not settled at
once The Colombian Government said that Presi-
dent Clevelands award Of 5000 900 was excessive,
md that $4,000 all it would pay to settle the
nrstter The italian Admiral would rot listen TO
nnv further discussion Of the claim. After con-
sui,inR with Minister Chcco. President Caro- said
maj n German firm AT Bcgota would pay the
money and that ended tie affair which came near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
cOUPT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

a,n.l,,e pvislo,-supremA Court-Recsss
sgprsm Sren. At m Anderson sst Robert
Mitchell, furn,tnre Csmpsny 70 Sasnf Eae.r ceu-
Hsnv a., rrancescSni 20 s. Patterson asi K,yl.n No
Rogers .s, h BY Nate MAJ q N Kr.sa . php:
P. No T. Fqr% %.rI Ian ss, ' RlonI ra 3"
Peopls * rel, Hampton Lie-e No - peop,e sS re-
M ssms Sa AZ = Ma.e. ast arnch Pros az.
Mercantile Cred., Guarantee Company 30 !.
n,an Ne 20 or m' Gsmpsrf Re "a Rt
10 a. Farmers Loan ard Trust SompSanny schiller srt
n'assS NnI9g and s,s M y ssS2naS;
40 S9.,9s Rs,irona Company No 40 Fes as Paw ~.
"a H.n.'p as ss ss,a mater 81
a. Adrch Bowers No 30 IAN, az S.h,Ios Wn
lite A..grs9Tf SSSS S So IS 5ady as a., Bndy 30
So McBr,de James No 80 sril AT W Rr 10 No q.
s ss n' 20 - Mcpcnsid oNei 80 IS derm ,,S
Ns'iIns Bank S % 4 i mater Of Rune
art Moskown: No 40 lyman AZ ", K2 2nmsl No
F iams as cochrane So Depar,men: Of Bans:
NE r. f 81 wsmsn ' ACT y0Sn Ho St.
Duff as, Kllngmsn; 20 ~ matter OF 50 ..su s sna
%as '' TrS., Company No ol sversteia
" 90 nasr q nsscsins Ccm Psn. 80 80 g.
psople OK rel Msrblehead egt coer; No GO People ast
Reilly No. o. matter Of Insurance Company OF Penn-
sprsr.. cour,-spscisI Term-Par, Ir-Before Madam.
JcDSTs opens Sos ar iOs Ano sws
for probate Hermann Kahn Elizabeth wnSeiman lAeS-
"' City Court~specia TermBetore schuchman. J.couss
opens at 10 a N. Motions at 1890 a. m.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Ply Cohen. J.
Buck ag.. Hurman-samus stra.seourSer
Matter Of schutz-Henry Il. closson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
FRESH TRADE DEVELOPMENTS.

large firm in Nebraska. which has been en-.
gagged In the drygoods business for many years ana
which has hitherto given credit. now announces
Its purposes 10 do a cash business hereafter. The
reasons for the change are frankly stated and then
the firm adds that If any old and thoroughly re.
laDie customers wish for an accommodation credit
Will be given, but such persons will be called upon
10 pay an advance Of from Is TO 20 per cent On the
cash Price
According 10 The Iron Age" this year marks the
end OF the demand and consumption by American
packers OF foreign tin for Almost without
exception all American provisions that are packed
in this way have been put up in American tin this
In fact. It seems 20 he the thai more
than one packer who Dough, foreign tn early In the
year. the suppostlon that he was saving money.
has found American plate ruling at lower prices
than he PAID The Western provision pack.ers. wsre
the last 10 surrender. as the foreign manuactmrers
Is rebate on tin In which goods are exported. Bis
these buyers have hnaily transferred their pat
ronage TO domestic producers.
A year or so ago II announced with great
flourish that the cotton mill about TO be started at
Columbia S c. would employ coored he'r only
Heavy judgments have been obtained against this
concern. and It's failure is regarded certain. Tho
Impression is conveyed by the Raleigh correspond
en-. Of New-York trade paper that the trouble 10
due to the help 1t IA asserted that the negroes 90
in the mill long enoush TO- learn 'he ha nus
and almost ever one is green. This spirit OF
shifessness may he chara teristc OF n: race.
but only cf the operatives IN ms null Blu u "
probably one factor in the difficulty
The London correspondent OF The American
Manufacturer says: ADDED to the previous denV-
cries Of American steel plates to the scotch SNIP
builders the first consignment OF steer plates
ordered by Messrs Harland g. Wolf. the great Bel
fast shipbuIding firm has been received. Inc
mates are 2sx5 feet weight between 1900 ana Ply
pounds and put on the quay AT feIias. d, ivs'
~LAa
whether on the Clyde the northeast coast
car DO the work. This our own makers are 81 :.
II is alleged that the Reading Car Wheel !" orKs
IS the first large foundry In America 10 ln'foducs
t,ectricitv for operating its machinery Ihtre are
cars carving ladies' full OF molten metal, .io~eIs
and cleaning apparatus 10 run By power, ano uese
have their respective motors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

ooats as the Clencairn II and the Mono ana -
hotning but a sngle-hued boat with her 'oor IT,
.oeeu out 10 reduce the wcttcd surface anu 49,
a more symmetrical form when heeled 10 her oesi
sailing angle. The whole motive Of her design ~"
construction Is essentially different from ths cn"s
maran's. and cannot see how any one VINO baq
Zen her could honestly call her such AS Iar az
~noN the principle which all successrG ctta
marans have been built is "a use two narrow,
sc,noe-like hulls. connected together by an artru-
49, to- platform. which VIII allow more or less m"
uon IN n seaway: and 10 place these hus 80 TAR
par' mat there Is little danger % ore OF mem
AL. oeihs ftcd from The water. as disaHle! !.
ss,'nost sure 10 follow the lifting OF the weather
sss,, IN ne Dominion the essential principle OIL
sssiihng ner is TO keen her o; such an angle that
NY me lee bilse is immersed
cooking al the G,eacairns section again. you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
YACHTING.
DESIGNER OF THE DOMINION DE-
scRIBE9 THE CRAFT.

-,,s WHY Hr CONSIDERED HER ELIGIBLE TO
-,rn -1IE sEAwASHAHA CUP, AND DRAWS
COMPARISONS WITH OTHER VESSELS.
.,,r Duggan the designer OF the 20
g. H,>,,t,,on which represented the Royal ST.
foote' v,ch. Cub In the Internal ional races for
Law,'Suorboka Challenge Cup. recently sailed
The o,s.,.raol Canada. has written a letter 20
near -, fr,end IN New-Yoris :hat the Domin-
sho" ouoible 20 sail in the races in which she
ion WIS 7osr The rather violent attacks TINT
p'o'eu r,sAo by some Canadian papers on their
ha'e '...r,silve designer have remained unan-
o"" -. Mr. puegan. who. as Is well known does
s"e - ,a,l, for publication. fact which won
ho1 -,oa deal Of abuse IN MS own country h's
him eoo1 ..,,, Of the matter. however. affects
-. besides himself anu 'i'e 'eVitie"' mas '""'
mann ~. a =, informing the yachting public. and
the chau'e u,.,,hers OF the Seawanhnka Corln-
especians -. Cruh exactly how the Dominion Is
than .,a, her designers private views are.
mace a." eco, the Dominion was sailed and after
IL w. ,ha, the Kerr-D-esser telegram was
she nav -.,aMne the representatives OF the Seawan-
sent iol ,, ,oo attending the ball given In their
nun nam -, the Royal s.. Lawrence Yacht Club: and
hoNoi -, .o,saouence O. this act that the Cana
!. lob resolved TO return the cup to the oyster
u -,h u will be CLEANED from Mr.. Duggans
ga. ,h., the chief difficulties arose through peo-
ie''er vas" s.1 no, seen the boat in question. and
.yerv one will now be In better position TO deal
eye eve. .,o matter when the Dominion is properly
understood
",'' 80 str think the trouble has arisen
~; ,bs present case through the Seawanhaka
ramrittee no being THY h,o[eG as 10 ~,
CesRh u ia. yachtsncn who have not taken
the .sT' IN this particular type O; small boat per-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
WOMAN AIDS ~ CAPTTRING A THIEF.

Chicago Sept. Through the presence OF mind
and tact OF Mrs. +. O. Logan. wife Of prominent
BOARD Of Trade operator. the polio" have been
enabled 10 arrest Ernest Russell who is said TO
ne wanted IN Cincinnati, Kansas city, MILWAUKEE,
and other c!ties TO answer the charge OF stealing
diamonds Russell is charged by the police with
having made II a practice TO secure employment
as butler In the houses OF wealthy people. and
after gaining the confidence OF his employers. rob
them of their va!uables and disappear. Russell
ca led on Mrs. Logan an applicant for but
lcr's rostion. Mrs. Logan, having heard that he
was wanted by the police. cOntrved to have him
wait ,sh le she tecphoned the Police Department
NJ his presence at her house. As Russell was de
pariing he was arrested by two detectives who had
been sent In response TO the telephone message
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
~ TITTVdTTN TO STRIKERS.

Cleveland Sept General Manager Schu!er, o'
tho American steel and VIE Company. Issued mr.
,,,t,rootunn 10 the strikes al the American NJ ii
to-day f. which he says
We are going 10 run this mill and We are going
~ nm n I'M before long The Jobs are there II
Tho Old men want them. and II they 10 not they
sand and o'hcrG take Their places
;rhe American siee, and Wire Company Is paying
moro than It's competitors for drawing wire and
ia sc,le viii remain a. u Is. We VIII not com
nrorn,se We vii receive committee" or the
e,rlkers neither will submit 10 arbllfator.
The strikers show no sign of weakening fhey
say they are more sargu!ne than ever OF ultimately
winning the struggle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
THANKS RETURNED BY GEN. SHAFTER.

India ina polls. Sept. &c. s. Hammond OF this
city. while In Chicago recently noted the enthus-
asm with which General Skaters picture re-
ceved when displayed at fireworks celebration.
He wrote to General shafter inc.osIng a news
paper clipping telling how the masses felt toward
the General. and has received the following reply:
Santiago de Cuba. August H. 1885.
Thank you very much for the clipping and for
your kind note / hear from so many sources
about the favor with which my campaign has
been received that think can hardly realize IT,
The glory OF this campaign Is due to the gallant
army that I comma nded-one OF the best that ever
bore the colors OF their country. at home or
abroad Very sincerely yours
WILLIAM r. SKATER. Major General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
norrov v1rv OF DOMINION SHOWING wErTED sURfACES

o.,o,,er u,der the nose Of Ward Fish, manager
., the place. demanded the contents OF the cash
drawer Fish showed 6ght ana was shot Twice
Ills wounds will prove fatal The ronber ran iron"
the Mace. but wns captured
'ie ia. ,d.-,ieed as James Caldwell. who. up
.Dals ago WINS in the employ Of large
.,ho,esale drug house in this city. lie was as
charged on account OF dull trade ana turned
h,rbwayn,an because. az he expressed H. cou'a
90, m work and my family had to i've lie con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

the state Of publicity hut refused to say anyfnlhs
ny 10 the arrest Of Mr.. Twitchel. nor woud re
admit ,hst such proceeding was contet Ple's 10
one copid be found to-day who would 20 beyohd
the statement that the company would not De IN
volved by the discovery ,
Nr Twi.chen vas for several years the travel
ling arent Of Locke Twitchell & Co. large whole
lie drygoo6s dealers of Portland. lie came 70
Eath In 1N9 as clerk and wool buyer % the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
WALLPAPER CONCERN ATTACHED.

The Sheriff has received an attachment against
Ccurtland Wharton Smith doing business the
conowingo Wallpaper Company. G. Wharton
Smith & Co. proprletors. at Baltimore. for S.3ll
IN favor OF Smith .S Meinken. for balance due for
nrint roller blocks patterns and dies. II was OBJ.
,oired on the ground that he is n nonresident and
was served on n third person here to attach an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

what ;, Of still greater Importance, II became posi-
bic 10 largely decrease the wetted surface ootaln
a small wa ter-line beam when sailing ana large
Fighting lever for the weight of the ere" wh ne
living out windward. All OF this you Will reeuly
understand from the rough sketch inclosed or We
S;lencalrn H. In her the vertical water-Nne beam
angle II is only feet inches. The wetted SURGE
Of her hull when vertical is about ' square lTet
nv, when inclined only about Is square fse'. ne,
vertical water-line is II feet inches, and ihceo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

haps do not fully appreciate the principles that
trpe Governed ne design Tor the last three years
n@ sirce me appearance OF Fl He.rie ana me
Glencairn l. In these boats thinH the pflncipi9
rs Srst used Of deliberately desisn!ng boat 10
saU on her side using the veriica. position lor
purposes OF measurement only As soon as We
ra"nihIyai rat the weisht Of the crew to leewerd
wes sufPcent 10 heel a ligh. boat II became appar-
emit that by adopting fat midship section ana a.
Usxs ss,,,nc the boat on her side. We could make
a great gain on the measured water-!ine; and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
AnERLcAN MICROsCOPICAL SOCIETY.

syracuse y. Y. Sept. THE American Micro
scoplcal Society finished its business here this
,rornlng and devoted the remainder CT the day
TO pleasure.
There officers were elected: President DR. Will
tam e. Krnuss OF Buffalo: first vice-presdent.
professor A. N. Belle. Of Columbus. Ohio second
vice-president. Or. G.. c. Huger. OF Ann Arbor;
Mich. secretary Professor Henry ID. Ward, OF
lincoln Neb.. treasurer. Msgnus Pfaur. ~ PITTS
burg: Executive Committee. Professor s: H. Gage.
Of Ithaca n y Dr. a. Clifford Mercer. OF syracuse.
and Dr. V. A Moore. OF Ithaca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

weter-l!na about 81 feet. The sketch plan shonS
the vertical watcr-l!ne In dotted INES. ana INC u"
cinec water-!ines Matched areas
Once having recognized ms prneip;f you ssd, cH
q, ,ne ends Of the wa or line both forward ana
az, quite nat instead OF having ne od I'm
would .rr1ersc their Silge. increasing the wafer
line and giving the inclined water me Pan of m, he
Clencarn H. which has IT'S axis practically parahel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
70 rycLrDr ALLEGED CHINESE ACTORS.

Gan Francisco Sept. The Secretary Of the
Treasury has ordered Collector Of the Port Jacob
son 70 exclude all Chinese who wish to enter this
country on the pretcXt that they are actors or
mechanics for the Omaha Exposition Many or
in, Chinese who have been permitted 10 lana on
hose grounds have broken their contracts with
-. Tinted State and with the Exposition man
sgers NV DESERVING the Exposition ana making their
hC me-, in different parts OF the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

money was consigned by the First National Bank
OF Omaha to the Citizer's National Bank OF st.
Pau II placed in the small iron safe In
the delivery wagon OF the express company, ana
In the custody of George Archibald. driver, started
toward the station on way Archibald Stopped
al several wholesale houses for other packages.
He drove down ley and went In for a package
or jewelry at the Shipping door Of tevelry house.
When he came out the door OF the safe was stand.
Ing open and one package ha1 been removed. This
was the one containing 500 In bills.
The driver reported the matter and was at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

VIII sec that when sailing at her hes; angle her
ketI-so-cs!ied. for she has none-is out Of the
"a,s., ana THIS feature is common 10 all the later
FRO more successful boats of this class. why 1t
shoud he Objectionable to lift II SIN further out
~ me water. and thus got a moro efficient form
Is quite beyond nv comprehension
am sorry have not drawings which will give
YOU better idea OF 'he boat, but incose little
skclcn which viii perhaps make her obstruction
clearer 10 you Yours .r,,iv G. II. DrGGAN
Montreal. August 80 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
WINDOW-SHADE MAKERS DIFFICULTIES.

Hunninghaus e. Lindemann. manufacturers OF
window-shades ut No. 70 Walker-st with a factory
in Jersey city who filed petition In bankruptcy
on August .. with liabilities OF so05S and nominal
assets Of $50 49, have been endeavoring 10 effect
= settlement with their creditors without waiting
for the session OF the Bankruptcy Court: Their
proposition is 10 pay 50 leg cents on the dollar IN
notes M three. six and nine months. II was said
yesterday that the settlement was virtually ef.
fected that all the creditors had signed except
by cable may momentarly be expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
prcEJvER or LENoI NINE DISCHARGED.

Vancouver Il. e. Sept 1.-Justice Irving has dis
charged the receiver Leno Mine at Rossland
recently appointed hy Judge Sphinx. Application
was Immediately made to Justice Irving for the
onno,ntmert OF another receiver but he declined
and would only grant an Injunction FOR "A week, re-
stralning the MANAGEMENT OF the mine from ship
ming more than hundred tons OF ore daily, In
accordance with resolution passed by the true
tees recently. Next week application can be made
~ nm OF the Injunction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

10 the centre line Of the boat and Is fairy syn
retrlcal about this axle With the hat ,n opIr
Plane perfectly symmetrical about us axis hnu "a
was moreover. impossible 10 cut down tne we'v 0
parent IN me fhlr the only way TO make any SUD
sisniia gain previous designs was 70 b use ina
;nerseo Triangle The logical conclusion was 70
make the Immersed bilge semi-crcle. giving as IL
Goes the least surface FOR given dispiacenen', no
minion Is a perfectly natural evolution from such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
4 DINNER FOR FRUIT MEN.

A dinner was held ut Eaysidc Hotel Canarsie
Long IslaA yesterday afternoon. at which several
neople connected With tho fruit trade represent
ing different interests IN America and Europe. were
nrcsent The British and American flags decorated
the table J A Richardson. OF the firm OF Woodal
g. 60 OF Liverpool England. which is among the
Ia, cest OF exporters Of apples. said TINT Great
ritain is In position to handle million barrels
~ annles and make q handsome profit. Among the
othrr speakers were Philip Ruolman. John Ellce
Isoac Buck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

than they had been IN many years Among ines
was tho Worumbo Manufacturing Company. m
which Mr. Moses was treasurer ard oN-Mayor
Twitchell buying agent This unusual scrr ;y
disclosed that large amount Of money mad been
taken II was found tina The method had neen -
niter checks and charge the excess 10 -" expense
account Then the stubs In the checkoooN "et~
adjusted 20 suit the conditions.
Those most directly interested refused n TAX
oho,,, tho matter Mr. Moses, when asked about H..
sxnressNd deep grief 10 ind that IL had reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

Niagara Falls y. Y. Sept MANY members OF
,ho Society o, the Army OF the Potomac here TO
ettepd The wenty-ninth annual reunion OF that
Organization. AT ~ O'CLOCK 'he representatives vi
the different corps hein 'heir annual "ee""s''
Thass meetings were followed by business meet
IT, n, the society The following officers were
ie.,.d Tor the ensuing year: President, General
orIond smith OF Ohio: recording secretary. Cen
~ LII iJoratio e King Of NewYork CITY: treasurer,
snn r Trusdall: corresponding secretary. &. W:
Scott. Pttsburg was se'ec.eu "S '''e "e~' P "a
.rttn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
CABLE EXTENSION PROPOSED.
MOVEMENT TO ESTABLISH COMMUNICATION
WITH THE PHILIPPINES AND THE

A. a meeting Il the directors Of "a" Pacific
Cohle Company. held yesterday nj tho once of
J y Morgan g Co. plans were considered for &C.
fahlshirg cable communication with the fhihp
r,nes the Asiatic Coast. Japan and Australhsia by
way OF Hawaii Surveys FOR duplicate cable 10y
w.. n sick, and the Aleuiian Islands wore
ordered James \. scrymscf, PRESIDENT OF INC
paclrc Gable Company. sails from vancouver lof
hmm on Septemler u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
n,rn From WOUNDS ~ HAYMARKET RIOT.

Chicago. Sept Nicholas j. Shannon one OK
the police officers who on May l. lsso' he'peo )"
quell the Haymarket riot Is deac' me us =.
so,h noe the wounds he received from fragments
., tho bomb thrown by the Anarchists, From tne
1av Of the Haymarket riot 10 his death ne was .
omiayer from his wounds. Among his palltearsrs
will he the few men SIN living who were ""ohoeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
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