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pers 1. W C YENING VOL. XxX--NO. 110, FIRST EDMTION RIOT AT ALBANY, Worst Day of the Strike--Pink- erton's Men Shoot Women and Children. Tuo Boys and a Woman Shot-Tho Flokertons _ Roughtr Handled. ___. Aug. 16. -Michael Mulcahy and Jemes Sherlock, the two Pinkerton mon who assaulted John Bird while he was crossing the trucks as Eust Albany, were tried by Justice Slade, of Greenbush, Sattir- day, and Mulcahy was wenterced to im- prisonment for twenty days with the alter- native of a $30 fine. . Sherlock was tined $80 or thirty days. The greatest exoftement relgos among the strikers and the | public generally over a fsucus between the Pinkertons and a crowd of people. A freight trim: was coming down the grade from West Albany about ? o'clock. | The our hud two. Pinker- ton men on it, and as they got down. near the Van Wort street crowing a wmall boy fired a stone, striking oue of the guards, Instantly the fellow brought his rifle to his shoulder and fired. The bull missed the boy, but struck a man. named Jolin McCarthy, who was in his own yard, in the log. - Instantly the other Pinkertons who lined the truck opened fire on the Inoffensive crowd nour the station, . As if by male the place suddenly swarmed with strikers, but almost as quickly a squad of blue couted. policemen came up on a run. The crowd was kept back with diMculty. Chist of Police Willard ordered the ar- rest of five Pinkerton men who were seen to shoot. They were Robert Tylor, Thomas O'Connor, Edward Kenny, Charks Park hurst and Joseph Lewis. . All were locked up and telegrams wore sent out to inter: cept the train and arrest the mun who fired | the shot So excited was the crowd that the Plakerton mon, to the number of fifteen, became so neared that they applied atthe station house to be locked up for proteation. The Knights of Labor have just lasued a bulletin calling on their mumbers to stay away from the railrond and preserve the pouce, but the excitement is still intense and trouble is feared A little later Heory Douglass, auother Pinkerton m wis arrested ut West Albany for flouNshing a tovelver and at j tempting to intiinidate a small crowd that ! bad gutherad. | Had not the policaarrented ) Douglass he would have beon tors to prores, | for the crowd. was thoroughly enraged. claimed that he drew the revolver to (orca his wuy back to the yards, but despite. lis plea he was committed to jusl, . Later five other Pinkertons wore arrested: for on- eroaching on city property: arined with rifies. . All were locked up. The road mungers claim that they aro being badly treated by the police, fod thi the Pinkerton man are beiug arrested ous of spite. Will Meet Wobb on Monday. New Your, Aug. 18 -smturduy night Mr. Powderly appeared at the st. Cloud botel, sont for the reporters and made a statement to them. . He mid. thit Mesurs. Huyes and Holland and birosell lind been trying to learn why the Central discharged members of the Knlights of Labor | They bad obtained the version of the Vice President Webb would not be com: municated with until Mondar, | It would | mot be proper to state in advance what | would be said to Mr. Webb and might cause misunderstanding, . No action conld be taken in any event untll Monday, be- cause Mr. Holland is the only member of the goneral executive bourd now in this city, and {t takes three to make a quorum, Messrs. Wright and Devlin are expected Monday, and then such action as may be taken will be logal. Everything that can be done to bring the coutest to a aperdly and satlafactory end, said Mr, Powderly in conclusion, is being done, The Nickel Plate Man Uneasy. Fort WaTyg, Ind., Aug, 18-A secret meeting of the fremen, switchmen and brakemen of the Nickel Plate rallway has been called at Bellevue, O. As the Nickel Plate is a part of the Vanderbilt apetom it fs surmised that the meeting will take some action in regard to the itrike on the New York Central. The men here are all In epen sympathy with the strikers. REPUBLICAN BREAK It Has Oocurred in the Ranks of the Re- publican Senators Over the Fed- eral Elections Bill Faw Yor®, Aug. 18 -A special to the Press from Washington says; A big break is reported to have occurred within the past 24 hours in the ranks of the Republican Sena: tors who at Thuriday's eaueus recorded themselves in favor of holing. the eo tos aye R n Thier adore wring pin; a 8 their pe and by a Fanthenticated report FLOGGED BY WHITECAPS. Miscegenstionists Summarily Dealt With by Masked Citizens in a Peon sylvania Town. Pa., Aug. 18.-John Baxter, colored, and Mrs, Jonnle Smith, white, have been living together at Smithileld lately, and taking possession of the house of Buxter'sold father, driving the uged mien out of home and compelling him to sleep in the barn. Recently the prir received a notice signed \Whitecaps warning them to quit the com- munity. or take the consequetices. . Bextor defled the writer, | Monday night he board a rap at his door, which aroused bimm from his stumbers, and presontly be. was confron with eight or ten stalwart men, well masked, each with a cowbide in. lend, . Mre. Smith had. heeded. the warning and fed. .- Baztor was therefore given s double dose. | He fought pluckily, but was overpowered and beaten unmercifully. ___ SERIDFS MINERS' RIOT. Picks and Obunks of Coal Freely Used and Four of the Participants Have Fractured. Skulls, Bmotmonasd, Ala., Aug. 18. -A report of a serious miners' trouble. his reuobed. bore from Johne, a mining station on the Birm ingham Mmvral | road.. Several. white men working in the mines engaged | in s, general quarrel and began to fight with. their picks, A mmiber of thei escaped to. the entrince of the cuve and mwnited for the others,. As soon isa miner appeared ut the opening he was promptly struck down by a pick held in the hands of one of the outsiders, | The mon on the inside retaliated by. throwlnyt chunk» af conl at their opponents. | The fight lasted for some time and a number of broken heailn was the result. . It in said that four of the men will die from (ractured skulls, QN THE DEAD QUIET. Deaf-Mutos Will Begin a State Con- vention at the High School Chapel Tomorrow. The Empire: State Association of Derf« mutes will beal its anounl convention in this eny. Tuesday mul Wednesday. of this werk - Tho avoeistion was organized . in Seracuse in 1885 and has for its olgsct the education of the public concerning the cou n and needs of deafomutes . There are u institutions in. the State where dent children of the Stat are entitled to an education at Ntate expetw®. The sonveritien proceedings will be conduc- ted in the sign daigunge ind mnT-u-m in- terpreters will be present to- them BUFFALO, N. THE CENTRAL SMIKE Grand Master Sweeney of the Switchmen's Union Has Charge of It Now. But Supt Burrows Refused to Talk With Mr. Sweeney-\He Was Arrogant,\ Says the Latter. Other Labor Magnates on the Way to Buffalo-Carloads of Beef Spoll- * ing on the Sidetracks, - 'The New York Central and its connections are running their passenger trains throuch this morning on @ fair approximation to schedule, a fact. which, it is urged, in due largely to the moderation of the men who are out on strike, Bot while the passenger trafic remains practically uninterrupted the freight situa- tion at this point las grown very much more serious. | miing has its comple- ment of freight ears, munly lowlad with \(wrlslmhhfi freight, und. even. the. Lake Nl 20 mules indoned and Idlewood \ ram lies motion the leant, not lin vore side tracks, to a. distance of edwin standing m n out, are | trait». etween Bust n very long I less, its coutents, to sa proved by the delny. There is no strike as yet on the Lake Shore row, bat the switching of. freight for that roud is all done or the Contrnl yards and that place 1s not carly already with freight. ut its ss tcamen are out on strike. | So the management | has been. obliged . to - Bud other \ places: to store its acenmulations und . has - utthed . every . available. sid ng. ve ucent of oue of the freight lines which has a number of laden: refrizerator cars lying on the trucks of ons of The rowdy whose men hive refined to)move then be Cause they coutwiund Central Treixht. nb tied leave from tno company. with the con sunt of it men, to ise up Uhe detained cars to veat tour contents sporling. . In the cem im on the distant sidings. this can me mat their contente are dvoined unless they are moved: at once von if they | mored thein . today,\ said gne. for- wander, 5 there's sure. to 'be. some preity \pai ev becf for the people to ent.\ It is statwal that 60° cuctouds of dressed beef was bune } in veaterday. witas on beveilt of el It had spoil «1 on the track Aicatiempt will be. made to move some of at Hatube today Loc men enough, thongh they { cars not bei The genecal public i anated to be present, Ws this couvention o to be foliowed by an In- ternational Convention of Instructors of the Peat. an New - York: Aug. \6 to 27, many pomment manila re ne here +. The officercal the Eiugare to A ares . President, Fort Lees Scliney of Hote, first view- promdent, Jolin P. O'Brien of New 5 president, John C.) Acker Thoms F. Fox of Edy of of: Hock New York, trmout Home, The convention witl be held in the High Rehool chapel - The president will open the , Jonathan H Ha | sesstons. with an addres at. 00 fomun ow ) inormng. - Papers wil be read in the after meen ou \The Census and thes DeaP und \The Deaf mid Late Insurance,\. Fupers will also be read Wedneminy Nervices will he held at Bt John « Church Tuesday evening, Rey. Dr. Gollandet ottle at img, . Hishop Coxe Is expected. to be present aul the services will be cond ted orally nnd vith syma. | A hall inateh, o nited: States vs Canada,\ will le played. and an excur sion to Mingara Falls ha» been arramced for Thureday. The headquarters of the associa- tion will be nt the Tift House. Return of the Ited Men: BSovernl of the Buffalo delegntes to the Great - Coungil | of . the | Inmiroved . Or der.. of - Red - Man on Friday, and | report . the - commtion | as a. rpleadid |. success. . lion. . Charles Hinson - of - this city was | ol Great -- Jumor | Sagnmore . The . totwi incimberstan of the order in. the Htatr rs +000, in inernase of 2000 over Insi your Among those from Buffalo ware Doornincter Stauch, A C. Calcs, Thomas Foley and C. W. Hinwon. Changes at Fort Porter. There will be a number of changes at Fork Portor early in Reptember, | Two companies of infantry have been ordered. there. . Maj W oJ Lyster, 6th U. 8. Infantry, bas been ordered \ to for | duty. mz . soon ns practicable after the first of the month. . He will have command of the Post Capt, George F. Towle, now In command of Co K at Port Niagara, will be atterh si to (@ F and in command during the absence of Capt 1. H. Remington, now on sick leave ._» A Very Bord Thief, Lonls Bye of Tonnwanda bad jut sented himself at breakfast in the Anderson restan rant yeatorday morning when Thomas Ninith, who is described. as a \Cann street netor, | walked up to him, snatched bis watch and chain and ran through. the building to Paarl street. . Bye raised an alarm and Officer Wright of Precines 1 chased and captured Smith, who was locked up charged with grand larceny in the second degree. Fatal *Bus Accident. A \bus owned by Nicholns Batt, hrinfiimi in a pumber of passengers from Pine Hii yesterday, was upset at the Geneseo street wll-gate. _ Joesph Lochenmeyer, eight years ald. of 975 Genesee, was instantly killed Hix peck was broken. Mrz. Buekbolts: of 443 Johnson street and Mra. Creger of 1081 Amith street were seriously injured. They were taken home io an ambulance. Four Drowned. Bax | Frascisco, | Aug. 18. Yesterday morning Albort Lawrence, son of the late superintendent of the water works: Michaal Quion, Mary Carl and Miss McNamara were sizing elm yacht g gun. a # were shortly afterwards recovered. the cap- bodies till. There in the special so Unruly Chinamem Arrested. been a break in the Quay ranks. [Mutiny-3 Three Chinamen were arrested last night how are that the elections bill will be premed | by Oftcer McMahon of Precinct 8 for creat- lng a distarbance in a Michigan street -| Inmdry. gave the cames of Charles € shit one of the varl mon this ad will pot them to work if the We buve Bullale are gic | mors air ng. s wil let thei do any thing got to move the stull in tim. Eat yurds. hey ans full now und wintever cise cames lein got to liv outside till we can make can far it in the yards A was current about the Central trim house this. that the Lel 1 men. nd grat, 'but this outir ontlcmntion as learned that the rumor ntose. from the throat of the n en to go out if the road: moved Central freicht. . On Haturday night a Central stock roman was run in on. the tue swit limen. declared. ther sold strike if was not vent back where it betonged . \lia read aceeded to. this request nnd sent the Central tram back to it so wantin awersny |© r | lark 1 1 A ight. nuddleaged. num with Ceutimay : \ther work and hnd fel cont and grey felt hut, surmounting a. wel | shaped head, with an intelligent fier, lighted ( up by kin bright «yes, come down the etiure of the Continential Hotel, ne a NC entered this morning. | This was (inn: » tor Smeaney of the Switelimen's Mutonl Aid Association. Mr. Sweeney bid been up pretty late the night before at the pic: , ( in the anfo agre me and had not breakfited, but he igreoted the newspaper manewilly. and in reply. to enquiries made som interesting: statements \\The strike.\ sid he, \is a qtiestion of en bet ween the men and the company, Si rel 4 don't think the men will be the frst to give in. as thes wre m the rucht dn this mat (ter The Knights of Labor «trike wis a sop ' arate affur . the «trike of our onder the rail (road . precifarated. upon theim out on strike 1 should have ezpelled them from our order as soon as their actions. had been inade known to me iron clad rules of our order that our. men « rond they wore discharged. after whormupon ‘ to thei and declined wil struck work. the superintendent, yestentay and he such a | position. He | is insulting .. follow last sort of an able to handle men decently to . hold overbearing the - ver vidnal to Aifferently there would have been no strike Mr directly sible for the present. trouble There may be matters are won adjusted * meet in this city today asked Tim man. \I do not know,\ said Mr. Sweeney. cHaimsam maRGENT Comino topaT. 'You were wiring ev \Will that order take action?\ was saked. \It may do so,\ was the guarded reply. The \FPedern among its members firemen, railway conductors. with this man more committees consent to wait btrand that which tracks and / selves by ordering our menibers to take the It is one of the shall not tako the pincer of stricers. The | imen knew. thie and declined to obey orders, | wards yielding to a nniverml feeling of fudumation the members. of our neweintion Leannot say who. ordered thie strike, but the men are all right and have been badly trated. L saw Mr. Byrrows, de- rlined to have anything to may to mo, m a representative of the men. He was arrogant | and ugly and is not the kind of a man an and Indi- I think If the road had. treated the mon Burrows treatment of his people is urtber trouble for the Contra raiirmad in the way of labor difeultios unless \Will the Federntion of Ratha Emglnvm Nawa where Saturday to find Chairman Salient. id you locate him? \I did and be will be here this afternoon.\ \ referred. to comprises brakemen and \What further steps do you propose taking!\ wpou bim or have any parley with him. Outback“; GRANO the oft last money, car nod engine care of stopped \You Fran r hie he fount comuni bolded the con look d revolve rear of palsber, ticaets formed and wl Money, The murtea the tri paper m vented Rack p Maine places of atrikers, . mhich . they - declined to -| do. . If | they | had | comented anld guo, takon .- the | places of biother ewitchmen arm}: smash say th awitch anfely derail Park vents fi cannot $200, for the The Order 'place\ 'I flows of the Firemen's Brotherhood and Howard of the Railway: Condue- \Penns BAQTB, ln., Aug. 18. -Grand Mas- ter Burgent of the tive Firemen and Grund Cluef Howard of Brotherhood inces the grand officers of the Switehmen's Mutual Ald Societies and the Itrothorhood 0 Trainmen to consider the strike. - Seven Bold Robbers Rob a Kansas Oity Timited Train of a Large Sum Kansas City, Aug. 18.-The Kansas Cit Limited Express, N of. bandits ear train was ci safe of the exprew company was stuffed with the forward plttorn of the \blind\ rail man with lis reveave up their linnuds. \Now you wator-tonk,\ ordered the le Drover fireman the door, ater stato ml about armed and inewsenger . to. hold ug lis haus, and three |; rolberk. into the car pumt bf a revolvers did aos ward to wo what wis the erichs of the curbioned. sents nnd ony whore | to get it out of might. in the second cur when. the trubs where a. part of the crow wore left to ion ' the Sheriff and organtara posse to pursue t ml renbers The exact amount of money and rainables | stolen be learned from other sources it is surmired the snones amounted to about $19,000 A Remarkable Railroad: Accident ' Evenert, Mea, Aut If -Sleer luck pre ol place Satusday. bruises and the horse escaped without 1 sorntch. engine {umped into a short and unises heavily loaded with passengers, was on ~~ benches nre not likely to be placed in tr parks this your, notwithstanding the (oon | eil's request to do sn will prevent, and that the «exme rwison j= Nellany also savs that the exact amount +f land to be taken for the South fide Hark been appointed and. fixed rn he says, has been Axed upon from Hear» < Park: and | between White's Corners and Potter's Corners plank roads to the park following the Ridge road, which w widened and extend down to the lake front Pleate and Athletice by the Turners Yesterday was the second day of the West: ern circuit of the New York Tarner» and was celobrated by a emma C one of Joust was given Rrengerbund sang several aon wer night's festival was. beld in the evenior morning at Stalngortter's session of its eonvertion, _ About lfiodeiel ' Routing buisiness ecca- } MONDAY, ATGUST 18. 189 \HOLD YOUR NOSE.\ Down Come t;;\_'ind0ws as the Train Goes Through East Buffalo. Y.. CHIEFS COMING TO BUFFALO tors to Confer With Train- men and Switchmen, Brotniechood of Locome- of | Keilway: Conductors ning for Buflito, a here they will o There Is a Vile Collection of Stenches There-Slaughter Houses, Fortilizer HELD UP A TRAIN, Works and Other Nuisances-\A Carse to Buffalo.\ (From Yesterdur's Sunday News) | 'Shut tue window and: Lold: your nose.\ That is the word on the Central or Erte road as cars go out of town thes hot summer divs Ih in when you puss East Baifulo: that the + dows come doin wite a bang: and eze s Gody dniws a long breath to liGt till the s ieetie spot is paceed. Tite rond that is tes- bsvard es ones some uf 14, so thems Io of Money. No. 3% full into the hands mterday. morning. The sled\ wit. pieseucers and tho much of of consigue} to Western {ngky The train deft Tpron, Mo, 8 BBOUE ! cp (c., pased on weather probabilithmof gets Pst 'after leaving. Tipton, the: Grefien | [C. Timm sth wi! the windows are lent turned toward the tegler to fire up thgene | ;)., .. ree ne seer wa the snel gine ated looked squnfely into the murezlgs of L au ive close to the stenclt Tonmirtire two vers in. the hands of two. masked | [\ ie what ln coanee. | 16 smeiin in all ion who were lying on their tas. on theltep | NSL | 0 Sy rnd cor of Ut Mes fr al in dently : <1 mas wrote to Xr Wn of the coal. Th ly | buatded |, 18 week, aekong relief, from. the cteaches winch are \sor a enaise to \ Ever <ince the Nicws exposure of the nessot the cos bure district complaints both writion aud verbal have been pouring in anl ing. for in into the fertilizer Lito Burl »Jaughter house Imsines, - Nets crowded over the tender toward ithe | * 4\ \\ One of the covered the fire «lily the. other took the enstineer ies wore told to hold Their hands went up. run this trum to. Ottaryille \und stop there. 10 you attempt to stop at iy OthOP | reporters fourd a bud stute of things in the place or give a signal of slim you Ibedead |. roztitorhoods indicated. Sauncoring. down mes,\ and the robbers. planed thur weapons | tat part of Wilm street which the city close to the heads uf their tartine. erineer his been trying to get repuved atter The engineer and firemnn h aver caice Adin whe a yearling. an The. water win. bv grem & stex khan who hos bers Cut\ jost east of Oitervinle and just as | route bis prle and astont dum if ne knew any the - historic. spot c wis reached. tho. trait | teng the adrced vomeai a re port to mvisi somew nere in that viemity f S0,\ sud the stockinan, \'I can't aay that «o cer heard about any compliuint« being ser was commincdiet to go to the | mide: of. fertilieer. fartorins ur | slatighter var and dell the messenger to open | i ® He «lid sh umber th at of death if s.. Whan lim reached the car id the two robbers lind. fixe. contedar- the sar. all. heavily | o He walked to the door come with me,\ wud the to the engineer, \wad vou 'tend ie siad to his coonpmmion. vs, folke are atways complaining nething or other.\ as strong. round here ar it br stockman looked hed nt the reporter, of. the expres. car nud, covered by thiee | and: snd sharply . \You. think it revoly ers, valle. to- the 'express sin 1s strom rund here how?\ Sunt. Avery, to open: the: door Avery it mn't exactly attar of tows, is ruxl ad beck the door As hw did so # ender of the. rollers and one confedleriite | . CNos., see here, young, man,. Folks who pac hed || their res in au the | 1 maid hire have to fin“ here to be near ms are mae tno Avery. was to open the suis. and. at the One robie une i goon. sack, and in i wore placed terit of the safe ' then by some wlio don't reporter ery bad in it, nded T Y ou don't live mare now about the car, and. inating nothing y R ; h 2 rac more of velue, bucked out of the rar, their we neve i,“ is at tie 'a, when I made a little monay 1. moved In the. imenntune the is went fors 999 MM is D presume These trouble. At the the cx) rew mur die was baltsd by a who told him to go brick ural collect nie peonle who owen or partly own > aa that & mjure tne nonlth aud rin their property \ The conductor: barned | buck, in- the prooeniers of w hat ws ; Feaple know all about these (igs be vised then to nle their sa t tey ec hore folks who + in watches, | jewelry. ond overything | ® inl to pay #500 a tnot for land don't come vxtuable were shaved into bock tops, into the | Tor to 'n - And no one is bbiiged to corac . Erin say wit you wild a moment azo that peopto was nad - the | Lt 3 to Nove bere to be near their work =Wel mny [ the bnsiness onn stana the smell 1 don't see why other folks can't \But you are not here: mights and some of the read that the small is horrible after dark ® mc non tis ll, wa can't avoid it \// =¥ ou could move those places ont of the city limw tdu't vou?\ said the reporter \:o Fim: Ni as) thinks it can move the on fated nbout £75,000, nos | tubiished inanstcies of Ruffalo it will thid a satract oa its lindo ittie mon amd. fertile Enotories, bi it on York Central and Ene people thnt tee News will hive to reckon with ° A Sews reporten sent into tne infested conductor . bad . fient Tie robbers. hind. tinishad pultad «stant again in duto Otterville, n bekf an From Avery nnd i may, and the other valuable property | \* ---+ be Lant bat if we who nre. in i [tis not only | ucrons Albert: Moyer: whous , 0. largest public school in the United Btates is Holl's slaughter house, now run by a young wan named Miller, . Tir: News reportor caw in this place enrenses of newly killed cattle completely covered with flea, - The stench in the immediate vicinity is simply. awful and thaseighbormg dwellers havo {can kicking for years. | It is a rotten place to an ordinury observer, but the foreman told Tux News reporter hit the henlth inspector hud seen it lately and. pronounced. it @all right\ A Naws reporter who called upon Dr.\ Walsh, the inspector in charge of this district, was informed that it was \pretty clean for a slamghter house.\ Peihup» it 1s, but fies for blocks around are thicker than nutuma leaves in a family Bible, - The smell is strong enough for a tug of war, R wuz verins comprrimion, At the corner of Wiliam and Babcock streets the Frio railway has soveral acres of ramshackle wooden. snuotins, built on piles which alone serve to keep the eo-called shoup sheds from dropping. into the liquid excreta beneath. - It forms a sen of slimy filth, awful to look at, and. enutting. the rankest com» pound of villainous smell that, ever offended nostril, . This accumulation. of all that is most offernive. to eye. cur aud unstril bus been gathoring tor years, und. the dwellers in the neighborhood bave been und are com- plaining in vain, and im all probability their children will be doing the same for years to come. Sodom and Comurrah wore destroyed hy fire, hut no fire would ever effectively ox- tirpato this rankest of all naisances that over a | city . was cursed | with.. The . onl thing that | would ever. efectually: erad- jeat?' thew rotten Erie: sheep sheds would be a berge sized Bouts Ame n earth qu ake This is a present from the Erie: thit Hionld uske the avernge Buftilonian proud that he s in a city of over a quarter of a. imllion prople - A News reporter found himself in the vicmity of the Crocker Fertilizer nad Chemi- eni works amd a mee it is if re what you say,. To begin with, wave a small sized rusian iro | dplnfons smoke, a stigle breath of which i- enough to make the strongest man: guap for bvath. - The people in. the vicinity aro loud in their of this mulsance | u ) s - more | hateful . looking w whulders . there . thin . the | binges of hades. - Surrounding | it. on - every .. side are abounding: evidences. that . this is the | abonunation of desointion mentioned in the spre. . No treo or grass or Bowors can wa within a wide radius of this \fer- \ inctorv. . This does not mean thit wre not planted, . People heve tried time the after ume to indhe them grow. but only new comers venture on it now. | The reporter naw n soiitary lost cow which. looked: @bout it as «irungely is u put in an mpple: tree. Thew works ure surrounded by ter houses, Rimek's being the newrest. Public schoul No. 22 is nlso newr ennugh to give the Ouldren the bett of the odor Shilsor's fertiluzwr works are not in Bufflo, they are just far enough over the (Cheokto- wiga Iie to rvoid paying taxes. | They arn on Willinim street, bowover, which at tuo point is. Mlanked. on either side with ditches, id these. are filled for a distance of 400 or X) yards. wathin the city Iinuts: with filth and muck too vile for deseription, . This has ben complained. of for years, and munibgs of cases of disenss which have been fatal dre directly trsceable to thea foul eye sores. whar mine reori® say. In falling: about, these hideous nnisancas the seffecers are voluble enough in their te- mee intion, but. when it: comen: to boing unoted they hesitate for fear that if it wb? y ild tose their employments i Wilbun street told a reporter: s e in damp weather., All thit saves y is t frie browse. I |a we how people can. stand. it. . Thess fertilizer wagons vun by here at all hours of the day and night. and. leave a dreadful stench belind thei, and gooorally a swarm ot fla \ Another amd: \They are the woist things we hive hore, and If, Time Fcws drivas them out of Buitido dt will have the bleswings of tmany people to poor to talk about thom,\ A workmen employed in one of them said: \I often have to nold my nowe, the stench is so overpowering. and some days I would give \0 cents jnst to got out in the fresh air for teu ininuites.\ A city senler of weight« and meastires told a N repor \L have pust core from the alnughter house district and it is too hor- ribie to describe. . | don't se how people can a frightful pulroad arcident at c+. business hrirz« him. through. the neighbor- live m auch pluces.\ As the nua that locas Hood Oriceor three times i weeks Ha wells A little boy on Lewl street said: !l have ort ut 18 a. m. over the Bestor and , 5000s on the matalliment plan and knows the soon my mother go outeide the house tad feelings o the people: stell. \Tin @ the have to come back with her npron over hor ruslrond was passing this station at cart loaded with clay, knocked the cow haro«.\ fully twenty feet dnte the air, | \flow in that!\ Ing the cart to atoms, but strange i+ i e man only recaived a few aligit nagh been wore not afraid af them When. the collision ocanrred the A hat does that minkar , and. with the traio. of eight cans ! nteresied in. some way in the over to tha outward track wituous ing a angle car Park Imorovements. Commissioner Nellany says a tone Ima their bread and buttor mon Choine about them.\ \Arn the places very bad\ * Wall 1 should my so He myx Inck of fu sis | lowers being placed in the parkes . 3ir atrong that it will knock. you down \ be determined. until “Whirl?\ a borp's snor wes, as «~) bonds were. authorized to be mind purpose. - The route af the boulevar! situate Imctories which emit a small compared with | which rotton egg» are fragrant Sews reporter and his guide found them he Dold.\ block bounded by Fillmore Pukwm ard and Willinm streets. Here swine from the West are killed and ' and the stench arising therefrom 3 ienic at Colambin pare | Dols slangbter-bouse, and over $000 people . A ladies gave a very RM“: - club swinging and a wand drill | ? a number of young men.. Tne | '* 'and a sm tor occupies a marble Ion Main «treet next to Dr. Pierce ___ mrish Abrahams in Sersion, United Btates Grand Lodge of the | of Brith Abrakam nd Right across the wa deus. an. Fillmore, and streets there is another of Niws is talung the matter up,\ he sind \but the rato of thirty mfles an hour it strick A ! yoy wil. find itm different matter from the e cow burn nuisances: were all owned mparatively poor people and. their vine ank To CoMPLaT®, 'Why just this. Meat of these people nre business. , ther work themselves oc have rolas who 40, and although they have all heen. compauming for. yours you' won't got > them to sir amvthing that will make them The «inughter ple and the fertilizer factorios are banked up by the rilronda and can practically Inugh at any of the poor. folks who complain Come with me and Til show you plices where the smell fs so | been (Gefng out Rroadway, which is beautifully betwren cometeries on the ift and t, Tomes, Tite , mives at the establishment of \Old Jake This | place occupies seven-sighths of the How- s a are- branch office, 28 Church street, a v Ghat prople from the Firct. Third | ° ' and Fifteenth wards who got into their bar- couches to enjoy the Park are obliged to pass ' He could well exclaim with Hamlet's uncle, trom Dold's doleful factured and given away froe gratle Teste | for nothing py Michasl Strauss. te ful \Rafi-kins- for you,\ said the sales head. - Khinckcis the worst place round here. They torn ont the bot water tmod In cleaning hoge about | ovlock at night and It smells so strong it makes people up.\ ---+ ferious Charge Against a Mievclo: Rider, A who gave the anme of Michnel Valles, b under arrest for attempting to in: ; decently nmult Mrs.. Barphardt. of _ 18 beeths street. - Enrly: yesterday. morning Mre Harnbandt scarted home from Browd: way and Jefferran street, whore she had been attending. n. danes, and was followed by Valleo, who was astride a bicycle, . He over- took bet. near the Erle treatlo and made the attempt complained of, Meer Harry Girvin of Sub Precwct 1 arrived upon the scone and arrested Vaileo. ! Train Robber Arrested. Arpata, Mo., Aug. 18 -Information bas ed. of the arrest last night of a | suspect of tha train. robbery at Madison: sta- I tion. on thr Missourl, Konsar & Texas, 99 \ rules from \Rubger‘lCuL‘ 8;an F's-IV“? Preific Kxprees Com| tolegraphs from St. « Louis that the loss wmmdunhly less than £30,000, but he declines to give figures. ___-s.__- Xr. Glenn WHL Fight 1 - 0. J. Gleun will make a test case of the ar- rest of bis driver, Dennis: Thompson, for allowing a hack to stand on Church street, the Mayor having ordered hacks and wagons away from the old. stand. | Mr, Glenn claims that the hack was standing. in front of his waiting LL.. forges Too LATE TO CLARSIFT. orders. ann n inanna naaa w. HURON T.-Plesmant frou rooma, fom 43 rena: Thero This morping at 9. the Turners amemH~] t Torn Hall ber of | \O; ® offense is rank and smells to Heaven ® thout board: isos ay Turn: Hall and listened 40 8 29000, | and if he dorsa't his nelghhore eay It for him | | 1 () E Fret mous fapargh Columbin Park to in athletic sports with more or less fervent prayers for a speedy | xe “._:f__._____—_.___.__“\m““w This e there sill be a ball at Torn | deliverance. Ble ao mmr Salk $2 Hall at which the prizes will be distributed. grravss \mauve banter\ malts. American News cmos, waiter ana cok and waiters asd W ihe reprend 110 Prart stroet. w ANTED-Vity Srvtclans picts for cencral boom work. cooks, dintar réom and factories. Halp assoetation, 2 Peart street, upetaies, STED-Vreciasle cook and dinngeotm gol W x3 . res piri for mail family ina factory, where bocewarks smal . 79 stsgars os 339 fiym—‘rfima! DEATH OF WILLIAM N. SAGE One of Rochester's Foremost Citizens Ex- pires From Heart Disease. Roc#EstE®, N. Y., Aug, 18. -William N. Sage, one of Rochester's foremost citizens, died yesterday afternoon at 4:80 afelock ab Cottage City, Murtha's Vineyard, where he was spending the sammor, Heart disease was the cause of his death. Mr, Sage was { 71 gears old and had. been seerntary and treasurer of the Univerdty of Rochester since its foundation in 1850, He was at one time clerk of Monros county und was for several years and up to the time of his death connected with several banking Institutions in the city, being president of the Monros County Suviugs bonk, Mr. Suge was probably the most prominent layman of the Baptist church in this city, baving beso a mem- ber of the First Buptist church since its organization over fifty years ngo, He was prominently connected with the city mis- wun movement, aud was president of the Rochester Baptist union at the cine of his denth. Mr. surviving. fumily consists of his widow and son, W. Lincoin Suge, a business man of boston. SWIFT ~RETRIBUTION, Murderer Pritt Lynéhed For Killing Farmar Town BLAIR, Neb., Aug. Is -Uhbarles Irate was lyncbea by a mob shortly betore midnight Friday mgot for the murder of Farmor N. It. Town, About 12. o'clack. seventy- five men came from the country to the town. 'lhey were seen joined by 200 others from the and. marcned directly , to the jail, The sherif was there, to: gether with ten. deputies, ull of whoin were armed. 'They made no display of their wanpons. All the lynchers were armed with guns ana revolvers. i 'The sheriff refused to deliver the keys to the jail, bur wits soon overpowered, the deputies offering no resistance to the in: vaders. The crowd then quickly mude its way to the cell in. which Pritt was cou- fined, ind, seizing him, carried him about a inlle from: towii, where nis hunds and feet were bouad. Pratt was then asked if he had suything to suy, and he replied that the Towns had wrouged him and he was sorry that he did. not. kill thein atl. While he wus speaking some oue gave the rope a pull, and ho died. with. his speech unBluished. CASUALTIES [N GOTHAM, An Epidemic of Accidants, Two of Which Were Fatal, New Yor®, Ang. 18. -An epidemic acemed to be prevalent Saturday of peo- ple falling from windows or fire escapes. The numerous accidents were probubly aitributable to the parades, headed. by bands of music, that passed through the { wtreotw and m devite of the victims to ob- tain good views nf the spectacle. The first was John Lacey, aged 45 years, who fell from the fourth-story window of his lodglags at 34 Bayard ntreat, receiving | a fracture of the left log and. arm, bealdes | internal injuries. He was taken to the | Governent Slip bospital + Auity Zea years, living al 400 Grand street, fol from the first fleor window of her residence to the yard and broke her right leg. She was. removed-to Gouvernour hospital. Four-year-oid Francisco Calsetto fell ont of the third-story wludow of lis parents' residence, at 66 Sullivan atreot, and was picked up from the sidewalk unconscions . with a fractured skull. Ho was attended at home by an ambulance surgeon from ' Bt Vincent's hospttul. I Magyie Wilson, aged 40 years, of No. 21 Bleecker street, fell off the stoop to the ) aldewalk at the corner of Weester and West Third streats. Sho sustained a «e- vere scalp wound. and was tuken to Belle. vue hospital. Elina Alexander, aged 85 years, of No,! 153 West One Hundred and Cwenty-third street, full or jumped: from the fourth story window of his residence and was in - stantly killed. Agnes Bird, aged 85 years, of No, 1796 Ninth avenue, fell from the fire excape at , the second story window of her rvsulcnes, mod was instantly killed. Railroad Men May Amalgamate, ; Tolwbo, Aug. 1&-A special to The Commercial from Bellerns, O., says: A secret meeting of engineers and. conduce: tors and. brakemem, firemen and ewitch=! | men connected with the Nickel Plate rail« ! roud, was hold here yesterday. The ob-! of the meeting was to discuss the differant pnares of working their soveral depart«' ments and to form seme sort of amalga- mution whereby they each would better! understand each other. The men all say they have no thought of steiking. This ts | the third meeting of the kind held within a year and it was a success. Reck Taland Bwitchmen's Strike Ended. Cmoaso, Aug. 18 -The strike of the switchmen of the Hock Island railroad was brought to a temporary conclusion lust night, the company, through Genoral Superintendent Chamberlain aud Yard master Corey, agreeing to relastate Fore- man Murphy and keep him at work pend» ( ing an investigation of the charge that he reported for duty while drunk, | The men immediately returned. to wotk, The loss to the Rock Island on account of Its tem- porary suspension of freight trafic will not be vary heavy. Mr. Merrow Declines the Nomtnstiss. Sax Aug. AA-Postuiastét, Backus of this city has received s dispatch trom Congressman W,, W. Merrow st Washington declining to actépt the tom- ination fer céngrestinan-at- Hfornia, tendered: him (by the Republican $ t- Roliing wert White ricenet |a To was: vousd That a ® Tod ta prapace ri \A Conncilmin Arfestad For, g: h man Michasl Saturday held In. $3,000 bail auce today for challengiig Edwards of The Evening Jo uraalya Dem vcrutle newspaper; to: fight a dual, ; evensed. to $2,000, which he gave time ago the relatives of a young /womattal in this city charged Sharkey with felonious assuult, but agreed nop to prosectife.Shi rould ' rest accompanied 'each summons, largo fer Cal-! unmeas- Wirimmoroy, Del., Aug: J. Sharkey of th Sharkey went to 'The told Edwards that if he refused to fgh he would kill him. Raward@ arrested, but ho was releassd then returned to The Journal. repeated his threat. He was then rearrested, and 'er key, who is a married man, if ho wo sign his seat in the city coulefls signed a resignation, but is wasilif Journal, of which Edwards is ine cipal stockholder, insisted edftoriflly#ba the vesiznation should be Accopted:\=,| THE BASE BALL RECORM, - How the Clubs Stand in the Leagues, fas 'The following tables show the standio of the clubs in the different . 21 Won. | Lost Pittsburg.. Cleveland Buttilo » AxRRICAT AssoctaTi0 Won. to BEEL Loulnyilo......« Bt, Louta Athletic, Columbus. Toledo... Rochester Byracuse Brooklyn Sunday's Bnssball At Loutvilie- a u o 0 a 0 a 35 a a 0 o 0 1 0 0 oodall and Ryan; Fitrgehild und McGuire. At Bt, Bt. Loul.......1 Athiotic. 4 Butteries-Hart Baldwin. At Columbus Columbus. Byracuse. Butteriecs-Easton and O'Connor; Burke. At Toledo- Toledo.. Harry Jowett Breaks Demmort, Aug. 18. -At then mol halidiéap -games of the DetroitAthletlo - club Saturday, Harry Jewett of Chicago, | a Notre Damo. student; broke edo can hop, skip and jump. record ord hus been 44 feet 5 Inches, first attempt: Jowets mado 44° Inches, furnishing amatedrs a new red His hap was seventeon feet, An Aifidatib establishthg his claim to the record. 'will at onco be forwarded oust. : Einghamton's Alloged Consptratan Boramamtos, N.Y., Aug. 18 -The @étion ; brought by one of the cigar manufacturing @ firms of this city is directed about forty persons, all of whom are charged with f unlayefully encouraging the, ~strikinn With but forr, exceptions an order of At \ ages are claimbd on the ground of conipin acy. George McGuire, a reprexeiifativs of the Cigarmakers' International and a resident of Manchester, N. H., wass with an orderof arrest. Bail was promptly | furnished and be was released, Ankppam 4 was granted Saturday In the. caso of t6¢\ five plckats who, were Priday and 'a sentenced to 100 fmprisonmant$* o Mortgaged for Forty-five Natourz, Miss., Ang, dS-The villo, New Orlesss-and 'Temie~BRallond company bas {lled In Adam$:county fét record three very heary mortgages as Tol. [ lows: To the Metropolitan Trasy com pring of New York, $20,500,000, to. secure amount of first mertgige Union Trust compay, f $16,900,000, also to dboure 'firsh bonds, ana\ to the 'name : §7,094,000, to secure sedhid b These mortgiget Intlide the who oad from Memphis to New Orleans include all branches to beponstracted #) mmqmugfiofim = ® Arg rented
