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| T EW Is the daily directory for employers and emfloles» alike. It will got work p. or \He VOL, XX--NO. 110. ! ee v ~ BUFFALO. N. Y.. MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1890. y Fhe E PRICE ONE CEB SEGOND EDITION RIOT AT ALBANY, Worst Day of the Strike~-Pink erton's Men Shoot Women -and Children. Two Boys and a Woman Shot-The Pinkertons - Roughly Handled. Atmait, Aug, 18.-Michao! Muloaby and James Sherlock, the two Plukerton men who assaulted John Bird while he was crossing the tracks at Bost Albany, were tried by Justice lade, of Greenbush, Sutur- day, and Muloahy wus sentenced to im- prisonment for twenty days with the alter- native of a $20 fine. | Sherlock was fined 880 or thirty duys. The greatest excitement reigns among the strikers and the public generally over a fracas between the Plukertons and a crowd of people, A freight train was coming down the grade from West Atbuny about 7 o'olook, The car had two Pinker ton men on it, and as they got down neur the Van Wort street orossing a «mall boy fired u stone, striking one of the guards. Justantly the fellow brought his rifle to his shoulder und fired. The ball missed the boy, but struck a man named John McCarthy, who was in his own yard, in the log. Instantly the other Pinkertons who lined the track opened fire on the inoffensive crowd near the station.. As if by magle the place suddenly swarined with strikers, but almost as quickly a squad of blue coted policemen came up ou a run. The crowd was kept back with difficulty. Chief of Police Willard ordered the ar- rest of five Pinkerton mon who were seen to aboot, They were Robort Tylor, Thomas O'Connor, Edward Kenny, Charles Park- burst aud Joweph Lewis.. All were locked up and tolegrain were sent ont to Inter cspt the train and arrest the man who fired the shot. So excited was the crowd that the Pinkerton men, to the number of fifteen, became so seared that they npplled at the station house to be locked up for FLOGBED BY WHITECAPS, Miscogenationists Summarily Dealt With by Masked Citizons in a Poun- sylvania Town Umontows, Pa., Aug. 18.-John Baxter, colored, and 8trs, Jennie Smith, white, have been livlog togother at Smithfield lately, and taking postession of the house of Baxter sold father, driving the aged. man out of home and compelling him to sep in the born Recently the pur received a notice signed \Whitecaps warning them to gut the e munity: or fake. the consequences, Baxter defed the writer. Moadny might ho heard a rap at his door, which aroused kim from his slumbers, and presently he. was confronted with eight or ten stalwart meu, well nanked. each with a cowhide m Land, Mre. Smith bad. heeded. the warning and fled, Boxter wis therefore given n double dose. He fenght pluckily, but was overpowered and beaten tinmercifully. ---» SERIOUS MINERS' RIOT, Picks and Obunks of Coal Freoly Used and Four of the Participants Have Fractured Bkulls, Bmmurmoitas, Aln., Aug. 18. -A. report of a serious minors' trouble has. reached. bere from Johns, a minlug. station on the: Birm ingbnm Mineral roud, Several white mon working in the mes engaged in a genoral warvel nad begin to fight with. then\ picks. number of them escaped to the entrance of the cave and awaited for the others.. As soon asa miner nppeared at. the opening be was promptly struck down by a. pick beld in the bands of one of the outsiders, The men on the nade retaliated by throwing chunks af cont at their opponent. The fight lasted for some lime and a namber of broken heals wan the result, | It is said. that four of the men will die from feactured »kulls. <-> OH THE DEAD QUIET, Deaf-Mutes Will Begin a State Con- vention at the High School Chapel Tomorrow, The Emple: Stats Association of Danf« mutes will hold its Lith: anmual convention in this city , Tuowlay and Wednesday. of this work. The: weamation. was ongaitieed in Syracuse in 1850 and bas for it= object the of tae public conceriing the cou * dition and. tends of denfmutes, There are I seven institutions in. the State: where dent children of the te are entitled to an eduention it Stute expanse The convention proceedings will be conduce: ted the aiza. Jangumze and competent in ere will he k publie is invited to. be present. protection, The Knights of Labor have Just imsuod a bulletin calling on. their members to stay away from the railrond nnd proserve the peace, but the «xcitoment is still intense and trouble is foured A little lator Heory Donglass, another Pinkerton man, was arrested at West Albuny for fourisbing a revolver and at- tempting to intiinldito a small crowd that bud githered. Hind not the police arrested Douglass he would huvebron torn to presen, for the crowd was thoroughly enraged. He cluimed that he drew the revolver to\force his way buck to the yards, but despite bis plea he was committed to jail. Luter five other Piokertons were: arrested. for en- vrouching on city property: armed with rities, All wore lucked up. p The roud innniagers clayn that they: nro being badly treated by tae police, and that tho Pinkerton mon are beitg arrested out of spite. WIll Mect Webb on Monday. New You, Aug. I6 Saturday night Mr. Powdorly appeared at the St. Cloud hotel, sont for the reporters and made a atatoment to thom. He said. that Mense. Hayes §bd Holland and himself had been trying learn why the Contra} discharged membors of the Knights of Labor They had obtained the version of the members Vico President Webb world ot be com- municated with until Monday, It would mot be proper to state in advance whit would be said to Mr. Webb and might cause misundorstanding. No could be token fa any' event until Mouday, be cause Mr, Holland is the only: member of the general executive board now in this city, and it takes three to make a quorim, Messes, Wright and Devlin are expected Monday, and then such actiou as may be taken will be logal. Everything that can be done to bring the contest to a speedy and satiafnctory end, maid Mr. Powderly in conclusion, is being done. 'The Nickel Plate Men Uneasy. Fort Wavre, Ind., Aug. 18 -A secret meeting of the Aromen, switchmen and brakemen of the Nickel Plate raflway bas been called at Bellevue, 0 As the Nickel Plate isa part of the Vanderbilt apitem it fs surmised that the meeting will take gome action is regard to the strike on the New York Central. The men here aro all in open sympathy with the strikers. REPUBLICAN BREAK It Has Occurred in the Ranks of the Re- publican Senators Over the Fed- eral Elections | Bill. Nrw Yom®, Aug. 18. -A special to the Press from Washington save: A big break is yeported to have cecurred within the past 24 hours in the ranks of the Republican Sena- tora who at Thursday's caucus recorded Themselves in favor pigeon-boling the mmmdadlglge magi?“ m upon them of an? from us pul ”L wlmusing against. their 1mm can members of mnmw As this convention is to be followed by an In- ternational Convention of Tustructors of the Ueat, in. New | York: Aug many ponunent menber re ox pe The aflicers of the Empire Stute Association Present. Fort Lewis Soliney of Kur ilent, Jobin F. U'liridn uf New Acker are: [first vice pres Cork: second view president, Jubn C of Rochester: scevetar New York, trousy Home, the convention will be held in the lli‘m Brho-1 chapel. - The president will open the seestoas With an addres at tomorrow morning. . Papers wiil be read in the afters onathon H. noon on. \The Censin and the Dewf\ und \'the Desf and Late Insurance.\ . Papers will also be rew Wednesiny berviees will be held at St John's Church Tueday evemng, Rev. Dr. Gallaadet ofticint ing, - Mishop Coxe is expected to be prescnt nnd the sirvices will be conducted orally and with signs. A bail match, \United States ve. Canada,\ will be played. and an escur- won to Niagara Full has beeu arrnniged for Thurriday . . The herdgoarters of the sssucun- tion will be at the Tift Hous. Return of the Red Men: Bevoralgot the Buffalo to the it- Couneil of the Iinuroved Or- der of Red Mon returned on | Fridsy, { and report the convention | as being a. splendid | success. . Hon.. Churles # Hison - of . this. efty . was. elected Great Junior Sagamore, The total nw mbersinp of the order in the State is £000, un increase. of 2000 over Inst year Among those from Buffalo were Poormaster tam b, A. C. Calkins, Thomas Foley and C. W. Hinson, ___ Changes at Fort Porter, There will be a number of cliunges at Fort Porter early in September.. Two companies of infantry have been ordered. there. Maj W. J) Lyster, Oth U, S. Infantry, his been ordered to eport for duty: as soon. as 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 Fort Nlogara, will be attached tof] Co F and In command daring the atsence of Capt. P. H. Remington, now on sick leava, Absent Buffslontans, Kew Your. Aug. 18-(Speciall. -The fol: lowing Buffalonians bave registered at hotols here during. the t 24 hourn: Bentley, Sinclair; W. F. Rillinger, Tremont, Mra. Block, Union Bquare; Dr. Coxe, Park Avenue, J. F. Dole, Barthold; W. F. Dune paugh, Oriental: C. F. Kingsley, Sinelnir , A 5 Trans, Barthold; W. A. Lieb, Conti nental; F. J. Metzger, Astor; W, J Morton, Ashland; R I’lnlfg International, H. Schwartz, Morton: J. Swaney, Gilsoy. A Very Bold Thief, Louls By» of Tonnwanda. bad just seated himself at kfast in the Anderson restan- rant yesterday morning when Thomas Smith, who is d bad as a \Canal streot actor.\ walked ap to him, enatehed bis watch and chattt and ran through. the buflding to Pearl street. . Byo an alarm and Offcer Wright of Precinct 1 chamd and captured Smith, who was locked up with grand larceny in the second degres. ---» Four Drowned. Sax Aug. 18. -Verterday morning Albert Lawrence, eon of the Into superintendent of the water works; Michasl Quinn, Mary Carl and Miss McNamara were drowned Crystal Springs Lake by the cap- siting of a yacht in a squall. The bodies ware shortly afterward} recovered. ---» Smoking in Bed Cauted a Fire. A fire ccsurred in Joseph Meyer's boarding- house, 10 Stranes street, afternoon. It was by one f in bed. from his pipe mattress, Lost alight. s Dr. Fermer Health Chbeief to rennineners of cast of Astetio Cholera; from Eater THE CENTRAL STRIKE, Grand Master Sweeney of the Switchmen's Union Has Charge of It Now. But Supt Burrows Refused to Talk With Mr. Sweenoy-\HMe Was Arrogant,\ Says the Latter, Other Labor Magnates on the Way to Bulfalo-Carloads of Beef Spoil- ing on the Sidetracks, The Now York Central and its connections ate running their passenger trains through this morning 'un a fwir approximation to whedule, a fact which, it i urged, is dued largely to the noderituion of the men who ure out on strike But while the prsenger trailic remains practically uninterrupted the freight situa- tion at this point has grown very much more serious. Every siding has its comple- moat of freight cars, mainly: loaded with \perishable\ freight, and evn the Lake Shore side tracks, to a distance of 20° miles out, are sun-Md with stnding and absndoned trains, Betweeg Est Buifalo and Idlewood a vory long beef\ tram. lies motion less, [hr eontents, to say. the least, not lin: proved by the delay There is uo stivke as yet on the Lake Shore road, bat the switshing of. freight for thit roud is all dore in the Central yards and thit pluee is not only abrondy glutted with freught, but its are out on strike. No the lins been obliged to find other places to. store. its aceamulations and iss utilized. every available side ng. he agent of one of the Freight lines which has a munber of laden refrigerntor cars Iy on the trueks of one of The rods whose men hive refused to move them be ease. they contained. Central: freight l= turved bave from the company .with the con sent of its men, to ine up the detained curs to provent their contents spoiling... tn the cases af ours hong on the distant widings. this cun not he d ant their contents are doomed umeve. thep une moved. onee \Even if they mowed: them toduy,\ said. one. for- wander, \there's sure to \be sume. prefty gutnex' beef for the people to ent.\ It is stared that 60 enrlonds of dressed beef wis buried in Allany. yesterday. with- out beneiit of clergy. [t lind spoiled on the truck \r attempt will be. imade to move some of azht nt East Buffilo today ive wot inen enough, thouch they ard one of the yard men this wad will put tharg to work if the strikers sil let thet do anything. We hive got te inove the still in the Fist Buffalo runts, thev age. (nll now mel whatever eae ¢ lins got to lie cubside till we can make room for it in the yards A rumor: was current about the Central tram house this morning. that tie: Leash V illy. nen. had quit, but this ln bs contlrmintion. It was learned that the rumor arom. from the threat of the «miten nen to go out af thie rend on freight, On Saturday mpht a trm wns rim in on. the Letugh tre the switehnien docked. they would strike f it was not sent where it belongzed. The road neceded to this request and seat the Central triim back to it eaayb sastkk awit A «light, middle-aged man with cutawny cout nnd grey folt hat, surmounting a wol shaped head, with an Intellivent fice, lighted up Ly keen bright eyes, came down the stirs cf the Continentisl Hotol, as a NEW man entered this morning, This was Grund Mas ter mveaney of the Switelimen's Mutual Ard Association. Mr Bweeney had been up protty lite the night before at the swatchnn's pc- nie and had not. breakfised, but he greetea the newspaper mancyilly and m reply to enairins made some interesting. statements, ©The strike,\ waid he. \wa question of en durnnce batween the nen and. the company, and I don't think the men will be the first to give in, as thev aro in the right a this mint ter. The Knights of Labor strike was n wey arate affair; the strike of our urdor the rail road authorities precipitated upon then wives by ordering our member to lake the placer of strikers, which they declined to do. If they. liad consented. and inken the places of brothar awitchmen out. on strike 1 should live expelled thom from our. orfler ns won as their net lind been made known to me It ix one of the won clad. rilcof our order that our men shall not take the places of stricers. The men knew. this and declined. to obey ordors, whereupon they were discharged. The road geclin to reinstate thom and. after- wards yielding: to a universal feeling. of indignation the members of our nesocintion all struck work | cannot say. who ordered this strike, but the men are all right and have been bailly treated. I saw Mr. Burrows, the superintendent, yesterday nad he do- clined to have anything to say to mo, as a representative of the mon. He wan arrogant and ugly and in not the kind of a man cry nrenvicvin, to Bold such a postuion Ho is an aenr-bearing Insulting fellow and the sort of an indi- ve Inst vidual to be able to handle men decently I think if the rond had treated the men differently there would have been no strike Mr Burrows treatment of his people is directly responsible for the present trouble Thore may be further trouble for the Contrnl rnilroad in the way of labor difficulties unless matters are soon adjusted.\ * Will the Federation of Railway Employes meet dn this city today\ asked Tux News man. \I do not know,\ eaid Mr. Eweeney. samoryt cosm®o topay. \You were wiring \erg—Where Saturday to find Chairman t; did you locate bim\ \I did and be will be bere this afternoon.\ \Will that order take action? was asked. \It may do 60,\ was the guarded reply. The \Pederation\ referred to comprises among its members firemen, brakemen and rn‘i‘lwxy conductors. a taking \W hat further stepr do you propose taking asked Nawas man. \I intend to avenit developments and watch the situation bere,\ said Mr. Sweeney. \Til tell what I won't do.\ \What's that?\ xo worx to bo wirh wx. \Make any efforts to have auy further talk with this man: Barro There will be no may be fnterfored with; at least the railroad utticlals fear interference. THE RITCATOX aT Rast BUFFALO, Affaire were very quict at the East Baffalo yards this morning, No strikers were in the heighborhood. Tim ves. There: has been. no disturbances -Bleak Warts with 25 police are t the yards. Offteora have little to do except Sun thom: selves. The striking yard conductors and yurd brakemen, called \in. rutrond language vernacular switchmen, are as firm as over In the demand. to have James 3 reinstated, and from appeseances at the East Buffalo yards they will remain out for somo time. wink wen PUT To work Bupt, Burrows arrived on the scune shortly before D o'clock in tus pony engine, With him were dino strangers. They were switch- mon to take the Ivlnus of the strikers. Al though Supt. Burrows Trainmaster Maloney my they are experienced. men, it is plainly evident that they arenew in the busi- moss, Two did not know how to grt upon the cars and requested Mr. Maloney: when they started out to stop the train to allow thom to go out. vals The big. yards are: full of. freight-eare, some of which arrived on Friday last, Thero is little perishable freight on hind, however, most of it being moved ye terday. FREIGHT ThaiXa sENT ort, At 10 o'clock six freiht trains hnd been sent east, There were 309 curs in all, Train- master Maloney > The switch tendors ro- iain at their post aod assist in raking up. tras The Lake Shore trivial“! is bent moved all right, but no Centralicars are going over the road. A report is current that the Lake Shore | wwrtelimen are gong to yom the strikers, but it can not be verified, bevert) of them were seen by a News. mporter, dezied. the re- port. but Night Variomster Wolwmuthe is at the yards helping Mr. Matoney to sand out a few trains. lie is making up cars and tormag switches himself l rew. id trow. nuthorities dust ' HELO UP A TBAIH, Beven Bold Robbers Bob s Kansas City Limited Train of a Large Sum of Kavsas Cite, Aug. Linites: Express, N No. of Dandite early yesterday. morning. Money. 18,-The Kanaas Cit , fell into the Lands The tmin was crowded\ with. passengere and the safe of the express company was stuffed with money banks, 8 A. af i of ot consigned, to Western The train jeft Tipton, Mo., at about dust after Isaving Tipton, the: freman ward the tender to fire up the en- I looked squarely into the muzzles of tro mwol¢as in the hands of two masked men tha were Iying on their fares on the top of the cunl They had evidently boarded the forward platform of the \blind\ mail od erouded over the. tender toward the One of the bandits covered the flee ham with lim revolver, while the other tool careof therngines up their hands \how you © run searer-tunk,\ and he. roll They wery told to hold r hids went up. this train to. Otterville ordered. the leader, Cand stop If you attempt to stop at auy other or give a aizual of alurm you'll be dead ers placed their woupons Clise to the heads of thotr victuna, Ugsenctineer and fireman could only obey. The Ortervile. watertaok. stands in \'Ioo- bers Cat | mat east the listome. spot stopped \Vou evan with Frama In too tie man Tims expres cut and te o be farted be tound th ates stam als arined fed masked. amas Avery, to i } pushed. back ths: door robibe shews revolvers in. rns ordered, the of. thi When he reached the expre tire robbers had. five conteder= of Otterville and just as was reached the train me,\ said tho leader to or, the eoglneer, \and you tend he sutd to lis comp was, communded to L the messenger to open » under threat of death if car wt the car, all heavily He walkod to the door the expines car und, covered by three olvers, called. to. the expres mews er. the door, Avery Ax be did so the x and one dernte The Lackawanon now stand | will with \their hin bed men, Beveral: @imdl aye a. chevance come | to hold up his hands, and three imittee asked for shorter hours tor the wme ' Joblers jumped. into the car.. Avery mas pay and were. granted. their demands. . Bor | =m emu to the. suf, and. ab the 10 hours' wark' day crews nr reeeivaig $60 cf u. of ® revolver. did so. Oe robber tie und #65 and tylit oms #67 mnd $70,\ Prec lo ded a maek, and in it were placed vious to this they base worked 12 hours for ; tis contents of the safe. - The robbers thea u day's pay mik extas may gow? for A telegram wisracsited Inst night by one of the. In boked about the ear. nnd, finding nothing ior prsoluers pointed a a the: neasitinn an the Presidot Of | ward to we what was the trouble of satue, backed out of the cary ther t ths mossonige the conductor went for- At the thesteam Wuojrind Meal Protective | nur ot tis express rar he wae halted bn w now in sectel in Bostou, stating that that order lio the Cootral stoke. under ad- i ment. Pre emier reformed to ip al er Enclandt organization ind all railroad men are sible: to mengjecsdup. . It. has! 100 inonchior and ersrollad n it. aro ota yeacof the. nulrmwD lines nll. handling & York Coutt dina. &. Fitch wire ruler wd ane lines, the Boston & Mamme, the Urand Trunk, lntercolonial, Mnine Contral, Content ermont, Old Colony, New Vork & New Emcland. Boston : & Albany, Worchester A- Dishin, Concord i milromd, New Vore, New Haven & Hart ford, New London & Nor thera. Connecticut [rear, and Rome, Watertown & Ogdonse burg Shout. these rows decline' of moro such Fowl! during theatiice it would bu as rarfous | Mow to the NG k. Centrals business / Just, \ dvew the uinon tn with us,\ faid i the o the tele rum, \The Central liad bettor look vit for vjualis,\ Purk Improvements. Park: Comontsioner Neliany, says more beaches are tal. Iikeiy to be placed in thnl ports thie sour, gots fhotitidineg. the Coon eis request to do so He sive Inck of funds swill prevent, and that the seme rewicn pree vente fowers being placed in the parks. Mr Notinny also says that tho am an | land to be taken for the South Bide ark | ernnot bo determinal until apprumers have lean. apposnited. and fied values, as only $200,000 bonds were. authorind to be matted / for the purpose . The route of the boulevard he sy», has been fixed upon: from Heaeoc« | Park: and between Whites Corners nnd Potter's Corners plank roads. to the pure following. the Hidge ruad, which will |- widened and oxtond down to the lake front Serione Charge Agninat a Bieyole: Rider. A bicyclist, who gave the name of Michiel Ville, is under for attompting tov decently nweunlt Mrs. Bambardt of !~ Geethe| street. Early: yesterday mornue | Mrs. Bambardt: marted home. from Br «l war and Jefferson street, where she bad been attending a dance, and was. followed is Valles, who was astride a bicyclo. He eve: took her near the rio: trestle and. madetmo attempt compinined of, Officer Harry Girs n of Sub Previnet I arrived upon the scone and arreated Ville Terrific Magazine Explosion, Herenles Torpedo Company's magazine 1 mar | Baeklnnd, (}., ens blown up and the con sion destroys everything around [t. A i 4 motive on the Lake Erie& Western railr a: ! set fire to he fun-m along the track and it finally reached. the magurine, which ww blown to frgments with inany of the (~~ surrounding.. The wonk- t the village «~ alarined and thonght they lind !a greatl by an rartiquake. Ro one was 1s ured. ___ - Fatal 'Bus Accident. A \bus owned by Nicholas Batt, bringin In a number of passengers from Pine !i i yesterday, was upsct at the Genesee stn=t toll- gate. \_Joseph Lochenmever, aight voars ald, of Wenesse, was instantly k inl His neck. seas. broken.. Mr. >( 433 Jobnsnn street and Mrs. Creger of |» Bmith street wore: seriously injured. They were taken bome in an ambulance, Today's Oil Market Reported by W. R. MeXKiven. on. cy. Terrible Death of a Laborer. Hufl\ Hitchingham, a dock. laborer. 25 wars old, Hvlnafin E Uniontown, was y a train at the Hamburg: ar~t miy-mrdn morniag. and in remains to be faken to the urging; The body was found to be torn almost Hitchingham was an employe of W. Cor- nore. Strack By a Cyclone. w d, W. Ya., Aug. 10.-A eyclons struck town of: t, In the conter Af Town tn tity sed peur, tween ring, and did damego to th6 amiocks of revertl thocsinds of dollar\ Of derricks and built- mammwamw No lives we [stunt wer roebens whe todd h begets formed The prsens raul a dvied thom Somes wate 'as of the rush womin. \1 Gears ork and lind the com into Oftel whes oa part of th the -u fabs Tucecact amon ated to nbout The conductor mous of sught nomey , und th fm to 50 br tk mud collect burned buck, in ers of what seas poing on to luke: their valuables jewelry amd everyting shoved into boot-tops, tite te oned. seats and any where had just warned the cond one when the trum w rolbers had. tituched fed ville, a half-time distinat, imvew were left to ans mee aff and organize a posso to pursue thn - t of money and valuabire From Avery and iv is striined the, mon v Labont 303,000), monti her valuable property neo #1 LATE AND LIVELY SPORTING NEWS, Gus Wogefarth Out With a Challenge- Van feeat Makes a Donial- Wheelman's Repraseuta- fiyes to Mest. The Bennetts: defeated the Esser: yestorday 7 to a. ftrinkr w expected + stip of the Buifalos The: Lea paese sot clast for on ancousi of nam the 1t only atuir a eurvene Thi Ho hester and to wio the sifety chatuplun ue and) Wert Side: Leagne yostorday were. postponed tffalo touprsiment will be vary a good gate to minke Buffalo Commereint Tea rel ens Bigse fail Clube played ball at Rocheater on bmurday hartalo won 12 to a Thie joint tournament committes will aet at the. Bufaic® clubhouse towight There will on important busineas and all meiborn are requested to be t resont Ubieageo and Buffalo wiil play at Oly mple Park thie arterno m weather ntdock wll prof «his jateh for the and iter King fur the White tookin gn The imaich game between the Rennetix and the Canteen teos. place contest ef 1 tn n 3 vertentay it was a most The Rennetin won wit i a score \hin Coariers. had ® errors and the . Johnay: Murphy of Bosttog nad George Dixon Lava, O., Ang 1% Saturday evening Ur | pe uftie tustam weight who recentiv defeated Nane Walla » Enaland, have been matehed to + | fight Oct @ tor Bloon a side The witt be matohe 1 against Cal MeCarthy Rtepmownatine of all the wheeling «libs (n the eity are requeited to attend a meeting of the po : commuttce at There ina iot of onthii the Ramblers\ clublbot«« isturn abroad with, regard to the paruwhich in to take pl «co on the even img of the 28th. (us Wegetnrth n willing once again to match ys litle roan pacer. Retmtock's trotter, Little: Eastor tr col. Hardy. nat. Joseph Renetock bet promised another. match, but done not seem yeiliing he wil tr« Prifing Park: an to come to time. r. Wegofarth now naps mce Dol Handy Little Easter nt Raturdny within 30 dry« far nace amount Forfeit to be plared in the hands of the sporting editor of Tae Kaws. Prter schumacher Sorakicki, the Jap. Inte of Buffalo, and Matzaiia wrestled a Goren Roman inate at Butte \ity Mont. yesterday before wor people got the first fall to 20 mitites In the second bout the Jap got the bald on Peier and nearly squeeted the Hfe out of him Rchurmacher Iny: Insensible for nix mtutes aod {t was 20 mfouter before he could «tand He thee np was given to the Jap John Yan Heeel. the Philadelphia was matobed to febt Michizan. writes to Tuz contrad the spooge and the match ist who ion of g the Mu . the chara rumor that the contest was declared off. on so- count nf certain lotters bafing pmed himself and Murphy He dectares that he never wrote to or receired a letter from Murphy and been eza prove hit statement if a mistake has mace Tre News is glad to iet the public know it lest. in fuszice to Van H Picnie and Athletics by the Turners. Verterday was the second day of the West: ern circuit of the New York Turners and was celebrated by a pi at Cotumbia Park which was attended WWW A class of young ladies gave a very Mal—lav exhibition of clob ewinging and a wand was given a number of young men, The several and a sam Ba sang mug: mer night's festival was held hmhfigi This morping at at Turn Burl-215m This evening thero @ 8 the Turnars assemble listened to a number of be a ball at Tom distributed. Hall at which tha prizes will be -__- 2. Rafiroaders® Grievances Sept. IS as The cale and Worcester as Zaca' fos. ia (9, ode athe wouvens that at committln of resoistfons. EAGER TO FIGHT A DUEL an' Editon Wirutotox, Del., Aug. 18.-Council . man Michael J. shurkey of this city wis Saturday leld in $8,000 bail for uppear: ance to-day for cha Heuging Charles W. Edwards ef The Evening Jo urnal, a Dom. veratie newspaper, to fight n duel. Sharkey went to The Journal office and toid Edwards that if he refused to fight be wouid kill him. Edwards had him arrested, but be was released on buil. He then returned to The Journal office and repented lis threat. _ He was then rearrested, and the ball in- creased to £000, which he gave. Some time ago the relatives of n young woman in this city charged Sharkey with felonious key, who is a married man, it he would re- sign his seat in. the city council. He- aligned a resignation, but it. was Inid over by the council aud never acted upon. 'The Journal, of which Edwards is the prin- cipal stockholder, insisted editorially that the resignation should be necepted. Railroad Men May Amalgamate. Torkuo, Aug. I8--A special to The Commercial from Bellevue, O., suys: A seeret meeting of engineers aod. tors and brakemen, firemen and: «witch» men conuected with the Nickel Plate rail- roud, was held liere: yerteriny.. 'The ob- of the meeting was to discuss the different phases of working their several depart- ments and to form soine wort of amalgu- mation whereby they: each would better uoderstuod each other. 'The men. all say they lieve no thought of striking. Tins is the third meeting of the kind held within a year and it was a sucess. | Kock Island: Seftclimen's Hirike Ended. ©o Cimeaso, Aug 18-The strike of the switchmen of the Rock Island rilrond was brought to a temporary: conclusion last night, the company, through Genbral i Superintendent Chamberlain: and Yard: i master Corey, agreeing to. reinstate Fore- man Murphy and keep him at work pend- ing an investigation of the charge that be reporied for dacy while drunk, Tus men returned. to work. The loss to the Rock Island on account of its tem porary suspension of freight trattie will uou be very heavy. Morrow Declines the Nomination. Fraxetsco, Aug. 1%-Postmaster kus of this city has received a dispatch from Consre«man W, W. Morrow. at Washington declining to acrept. the nom» fornia, tendered him by the Republicun Kate convention [t is understood that Congressman Morrow. ioubts the author- ity of the convession to make the nome ! ination, In view of the fret tht congress bus not authorized the new apportionment of the stute under the recent consus, Crazed from Overstady. rw York, Aug 1%--Albort Smith, a young man employed in the Pusalo Chemical Works in Newark, in in the City boypitul with a selfntlicted pistol wound In lns left brenst. He was a sufferer from: weknosg and overstudy, and at a lite bour on Friday night be rgshed nway from his hind, sod after ruuning five or atx blocas shot bunself with a revolver, Toe bull pased downward. within an inch of his heart, but it is lemtn. ha will recover. The Clty of Home Wins. New Youk, Aug, 18% -The steamship City of Home avrived. from Liverpool yer terday. inorning, inaking. the vorage in 6 duys 2 bour« and 42 minutes. 'The Au- duys nad 3 minute« mot been sighted at sun-down, The race between the vessels mas expeoted to be a close and sperdty one, and the result is nomewbut disappointing. 160 Latk To Chas JV ANTED: Noy to feed amnll press. 80 Seneca at. WV ANTED Hires els broom makers. 412 Aubtirn weenie “ ANTED. Ged barber: good pay. DJ LR w. inter, beat Bufaio, had yy Asrpn o, bm tint, on millc and deliver the somes at 16 V len sin an AV A> hp Mt on o net tonk of ang iind arldress Sattonal Help vow intim over 72 Powel ar yy a ype. Teo ien used to witchen work tion i hay Hoven, AxTH b Tes pedo _ 6. Isoral 417 Olninn stret bestler and farm bands Yarle 44 W eat Chippers mem | \V 4XTED_ viable, man: stomty employment thre linble parts Apply 412 Auburn ave.. 18000 TV ANTED, Carpenters. Hoetiler Brow. lintnietzect, comer Potter mto Yeung horse and business buggy at Ista you Batt M0 Main street or AATF erp ebgan a hore: ened. for almost any thing.. t Stxifinth street _ Jol KAL® «(2 tack, haif:nickel, American Went ' anmizlom, in fine conaition, at a bargain. Rurder, 200 Aroudieny L222 . l!!'.’0< qu AxTED Semiog girls\ Apply t Wnfllliwfisk usd w ANTFI\ Vent conk,\ dining room, chamber, Inundreas klichen helpers, gen helpers.. York, 64 Wert Chipoeiea street. ifm) _ “ ANTED getive. lady wgents: local iveling ensant business and hig nay: for particulars exll. H. Imhof, 244 Main street room B. . 1849 W Experienced sir! to do general howe: work; Hfberal waren city references required. Cal at 164 Rodger arenve. __ ___ _- aglsif W AXTED-Poar women tor housecleaning at High school. corner Court and Frankia fru't and candy store, 102 Fax- T change Opposite Central depor. good fore- o o bouekey a; gy -me Re and howaekee, 31 aleeping rooms. b atre o foos, . Teco 371 Eugen giumwm’ mug-um; .._ i8lly 203mm:mm Foopesfor fawning ___ rak 220 stage math ZVG a; ST-Farnihed room far botsersep. (y aioe manta-Elisammfimxuw T1 LE?-Fiessant fomished rooms, 966 Pour at. Home, News ofics. . > .. . it . pERSOTAL-L mtgg’uwmnau‘ mrser. ois ‘VAXm—flm Food pastry cock. or Memes asteReam to de at hame, neap. G eral housework? {enano cmers comins to surraro. asssult, but agreed not to prosecute Shar- | Theengineer patlst ) Snation for congrensman at-large f6r Cal- | wwenthoart's house, lesving his coat be-; | morning at Btelngootter's | session of its convention, . gute« were presont, | Howard of the Railway Conde Trane Havre, Ind., Aug. 16.-Grand Mas-| Friday night for tor Sarg tors to Confer With Train- men and Bwitchmen, ent of the Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Firemen and Grand Chief Howard of the left Inst moet tho grant Brotherhood of Ruilway Conductors evening for Buffalo, where they will officers of the Bwitehimen's Mutual Afd Bocieties and the Brotherhood of Trainmen to consider the strike. BE ATH OF WILLIAM M. SAGE One of Rochester's Foremost Citizens: Ex- pires From Heart Dissase, Roomster, N. Y., Aug. 18. -William N. Suge, of died yes Cotnge was spending the suntmer. was the Ti years e of Rochester's foremost citizens, terday afternoon ao 430 o'clock at City, Martha's Vineyard, where bo Heart disease cause of his donth. Mr. Sugo was old and hnd been secretury and treasuror of the University of Rochester ' stuce its foundation in 1850. He wi me at oue time clerk of Monrcs county and was for several yerr and up to the tI several me of his death connected with banking institutions in the city, being president of the Monre County Savings bank. Mr. Sage was probably the most promnuent layman of the Baptist eburch in this city, haviug been a mem- ber of the First Baptist churbh since its organization over fifty years ngo. He was prominently connected. with the city mis- wien mo vement, und was. president of the Rochester Baptist Missionary union at the time of his death. Mr. Suge's surviving family consists of his. wid ow oud son, W. Lincoln Suge, a business man af Boston, Reunion of the 24 N. ¥, Mounted Rifles, The members of the 24 N. Y, Mounted Rifles Veteran Asswemtion bad a reatlon ab Hour Sp wore present, miany of them nccompunied by | their w traveled a long distance to again moot their | ring (rave on Saturday, About 100 ; wes,\ Muny. of those present had old commades aud tight the old battles over again. At the bus ess meeting a permnmont organization was effected and offlcars elected for the Harlan Buchunuo, Lockport; secretary, 1. Robert, Buffalo; treasurer, Uhaties Oohmig, i Buffalo Buffalo ensuing year on follows: President, J. Swift, Buffilo; vice-president, 11. T. Mo oxt reumon will be held In 20, 1801, and in order that The Aug. every comrade may be properly notitled it is requested that any one bearing or knowing of shall sond the name and address | to the weretary us soon as possibin, Een Fai the town He was bo Lee, #4, ---. Ezra Farrington Dead. yigton died yesterday at his home In Holland, near Profection, Erie Co. ut 'Toprtinm, Orailge Co. Vermont, IMU, Hix father moved the familly to the prevent bumestead in January, 1814, making the trip from Vermont with ox team, arid. frr 74 yeant fera Parrington resided. there.. He was a member vity Chapter, It. A. ML. in this city, Democrat, active in potiticw, but nev £ axpired to Ho was Rupervisor officer ou of arcade 4131 F. & A. 3. and of Queen ithide of hin town. for two terms arid Justice of the Pesce for 19 earn. children. te was the last surrivor of n famil Mr. Farcington was Jan 9, 1830, to a daughter of the Inte Eamuel Calkdus, who survives with four children, H ¥. of Holland and Butler 8. Farrington and Hor- te: Wagoner of this city e funoral will take plage from his late reals denies near Protection on 'Puesdny, Au 20, at 1 7.30. and will be in charge of his Masonic Lodge. Brith Abrahams in Session, The United tates Grand Lodgo of the Order 0 pied the followin t Brith Abraham begon yestorday 1 \the first About 150 dele- Houtine business occu- morning, and in the afternoon the g. grind\ nfflcern were raleoted: Osear Wiener, grand master; Julius Meser- Ito, first second deputy grand master; ranin arrived in the afternoon; time, 7. john, grand secretary; The Arizona had grand treasurer; Misr Sternberg, grand en- deputy grand mastor; Sutnuel Dorf, Leonard Letsor« Moses | Lubslaky, dowmnent secretary, Md mm‘i and afternoon sessions ware arvunged for today, --- pled for While ntoxieat nliowed Jonrnal $2000 tion. on Proitic rest of branch orders. Nes American «> pling, James 8 | the matar. that he was rescued. He was locked up on a charge of drunkonness, immediataly returned to the editor-in-chief, to fight a Edwards enused Sharkey to benrrosted in for Isaln allowing a back to stand en Church the Mayor baving ordered away from the that 'the hack was standing 4n front of bis Mre dep pret Hy w giri for general hous: amochncs, to Feet sireet npriame ono 20s ANTED-¥eretable cook: mad abung room ait. . 23 One Drowning and Nenrly Another. An unknown man fell into the canal at Evon« stroot at 2:80 this morning and. wa# drowned. Ofcors Wright and Coltina grap\ the body: which was recovered at 8 the officars were engnged in grop ulding,n bystander, who wns allpped from the heelpath Into t wis with the greatest difficulty ---+ Challenged to Fight a Duel. Witmmoton,\ Comncilman Michael J. Shar A deg, to make handeowed Sippers. , offiec nf the Frening: Jowrnal Baturday, and ' created a disturbance. Dol., August 19.-City oy wont to the Ho wax arrested and togo on humming, £100. bail. He n office. of the and challenged Charles W. Edwards, duel, . Mr. his challen be was held. in for trial tog: Train Robber Arrested. Mo., Aug. 18 -Information has bren received. of tho nrrest Inst night of a mspect of the rain robbery at Medison stac the Missouri, Kansas & Te 99 miles from **Robber's Cat.\ Supt. Fuller of the y telegraphs from 84. Leuis that the loss was considerably less than £80,000, but be declines to give figures. Mr. Glenn ID Fight. 0 J. Glean will make a tost case of the ar- his driver, Dennis Thompson, for backs and wagons stand, . Mr. Glen clafins office, 28 Church street, awaiting Too Lats to chasstry, 433552011 froms x, ST~-Fornisbed reoms, with oe 339 mitsona ~\... ne fom wid ror fot - \waiter ued wan; exny cn E mamxmmmm ae were.\\... Face |_ Be errs ases {pes rics, wam \in having fre year' experence; cums. o—gigwuygiaa. He was a of 10 D. and Jny | BOTC Cass SWIFT: A Councilman Arrested. For Uhfl];ngingl Sargent of the Firemen's Brotherhood and Murderer: Pristé 'Lynoft§ Farmer T alla tevika Iynohoa by a mob khurflifilqrfifmlditfm fume N. R. Town, About 11 ofel others from the city and .mar to the jail. The sheriff \wi gether with teu deputios, allsiofiwl were armed. They made a armed with guns and revolvers; The sheriff refused to deliver the jall, but was' soon ove deputies offéring uo resistami vaders. 'The crowd then quickly way to the coll in which Prathwargans fined, and, seixing him, careléd Bl e a mille from town, where big? feet were bound. . Pratt was then he had muything to say, at ff, that the Towns had wronged him was borry that ha did. nos Kil : While he was speaking some ofé rope a pull, and he died with - his unfluished. tC ple fulling from windows or fire The numerous accidents were probably.=\ attributable to the parades, berded{D; bands of music, that passed. throught streets and a desire of the vietims tig tain good views of the spectacle, The first was John Lacey, agod 45 who fell from the fourth-story window. é his lodgings at 4 Bayard streot, mwgfi‘g a fracture of the left log and arm, besfdi internal Injuries. He was taken to, Governeur Silp hospftnt. 'f Anry Schunitz, aged 10 yeard living at 480 Grand stroet, fell mm’mnangh‘q‘fi : window of her residence to theys fa # broke her right log. l? Gouverneur hospital. - oal Four-year-old Francisco Calsstto felloug of the third-story window .of Allis-jflfiflifl rcsulumf, at 65 Sullivan andiw plcked fip from the aldewalk unto fly with a fractured. skull.. He was ntfended. nt home by an nmbulancé sméfson' . St. Vincent's hospital. \ eset Muggie Wilson, aged 40 CNq) 21 Bleecker street, fell off the stoop 86 tha: sidewalk nt tho corner of Woostet: a West Third streets. Sho vere scalp wound and was to Noy - vue hospital. Elias Alexander, aged 85 yi 152 West One Hundred and TwentyAbfrd streot, fall or jirmped. from: the: fourth: story window of his residence andippns stantly killed. 200000 Whan 1 Agnes Bird, oged 55 years, of No, i Ninth avenue, fell from the fire sion 7:98 . the second story window of har ram and wan instantly killed. THE BASE BALL RECORD How the Clubs Stand in.3he Thrés/Blg _ beneath Sho was Yom ol olubs'n the different - ng exilis) \o. Hariy Jowett Freaks m Recatl he, midem awett §, bldg amateurs a naw \His hop Wat nevontsen fest. . Ast establishfag bis claim. 'to the ick forwarded nest.
