Evening Gazette

              ~ da . . gA., FRIOAV, SEPTEMBER 5! JS'QUIN °"»NW6Qf Hl« WIK. THB,y ■f« N. Tka AMlltHlal (ktotlM rf *1* t... i_ Melllf »F 1 « Bfh.t t» Toin in nDw y0mc, BaptTt.—Another oase of ab- ftolute cowardice Ml blackguardism, that hare too frequently fcacorred in this city oi late, transpired rUterdry, and may end . '■ tr**" fatally. Th« ricttnt in Ode instance, how * 'ara—At- arafTl* a won m, hffrboae babalf her crip- .*•"*«C» IIUW pled husband In lei nil 1*1 with almost tragic Urate affect S V Hff name is Mra iteilly, whose husband, James Belily, koeps a grocery store at No. - - » « mt • * itin UStoett .J"* V*"""*"''" '' '*""" Edd^UMclInghlin, with"*® oily tongue, a «■ Bulk ' '*- m k_ D,»■ -■■D dainty 'Jtr*t eodety" manner and an »nor_ mow amount of cheek, edged hta way into MM iimif-BU M»» aalact circle* orer there be was reoeirei PITTSTON 1884 ) TWO CBNTB. } Ten Oents P«r Week MARCBINtt ON TO 6 ¥ •: ,  Ten Thoumad Black H«p tb« Attack. EWS IN GENERAL SEARCHING FOR AN ELOPER. Tariff or No Tariff, ''That's the Qcm ■r. ImI| »r SrMklra, ■ Wife Be tiouf" (Mag on in Dlflwut Sections.aarter,'Inherits Some money. II is the question upon which lie coming Presidential campaign will be foupht. It IS the question v li'cli has eup'i_eJ tho feadiug [uiiitis of belli great I -el i l CM I parties for the past, lifty jcurp, eaeept «heu overshadowed for a timo by the great question of ""Shall the Onion be Prt set vC d ?" We nred to post ourselves, and be prepared to vote understand•nrf!y upon lliis grew question. While there are honosi d-fferercrK of opinion, and while there is much t:'at way be said, both hi favor if and AH'intt tree trade, one thing is certain, and that if, you eai.i ot find a medicine that will cure Coughs, Colds, AbiIiuiu, or any disease of the threat or luugs, equal to C. C. C., (Curtis' Cough Compound) Try it. Brooklyn, N. T., Sept 5.—Chi the top loor of a tenement house in South Brooklyn Dhere was found by a reporter a young and ittractivo appearing woman who up to ten nonUw ago never knew what it meant to «rn her living. She is the wife of BeDjamiu t. Mead, so she itated. who left Brooklyn niddenly on the morning of Nov. 13, and las not been heard from since. Iuforinoion concerning his whereabouts ii now ought by his relatives, as property has boc n eft to him by an uncle. The causo of his tudden departure from the City of Churches ir»s caused, it is said, by his infatuation /or uiother man's wife, who accompanied him, eaving a husband and two children. Mead s 87 years old, of medium height, and sandy mmploxion. It is said that a short timr igCi h - was living in thfe upper part of N.-w Vork city with the woman who eloped with liiu. An mother is sfill anxiously twaitiiig to henv from him, though fcarin;; 10 may be J 'nd, for he promised to send her word, aud the wife he promised to support *nd who had confidence in him is now barely keiping lv-rsolf and her daughter Uive by the work of her needle. Aa Un«*rat»adlns ■ad «if Ofco lempl«4 B«*enC kjr lata—PattPa Dlvorea. Pota*a#4-A IB MmfU— ITNfekMUr* ■ irl«m la «*Mn—Tk* fi*l with open arnm. The richeet and moet exolualTs took to Mat, and ho caught on with a debonnair stylo which, memlng to denote hi* heudleemnei of the claima-of-wealth end PniMmi ArtkU. Da«r Chinese Armies moving. il Dry Dock 'stree't. They are honest folio ind attend to their ttttlo (tore In their hum ble way. tsrt evening a yowig rough named James F. MeCdmHtr W yfiw of »g«, entered the ■tore. -ab "What do you #*ntr' inquired Mrs. Reilly, Who was the shop. "Never mind wU|t I want," said the young ruffian. Qmtly to tho woman V astonishment the lad&bogan to use the most horrible language, wlich, Mrs. ReUly natur ' arty resented. To this, however, McCaulej replied by striking her in the face and knocking her down. She fell over thf threshold of the apartment leading into the shop. In the room sat her husband, suffering from a brtken knee-Cap. He was powerlesi to help her. "For God's sake, can't you let up and leave my wife alonet You've no right here, any way," said the invalided husband. "Never you mind. I'll settle her, and don't you forget it," retorted the youth, producing a knife and flourishing it over the terrified woman's head, who lay almost breathless on tho floor. "Don't strike me, for - heaven's sake," she pleaded, but in vain. Great beads of prespiration stood upon her husband's face as he watched the villain who, with knife ruisett, was about to plunge it into his wife's breast. In his desperation the agonised husband forgot his pain, and rising to his feet he hobbled to the mantlepiece, suffering the most excruciating torcurb, and grasped his revolver. Although nearly fainting from pain, he managed to cock it, and fired a£ McCauley. His hand, however, unnerved by excitement and weakness, missed its mark and instead of reaching the vllllan for whom they were intended, the oontents entered his wife's back. A Rmnllr PtUNiii. anteVA, Sept. 5.-Secretary Kolg.r died Wtmhaa* la Genera « 4:66 o'clock ye.ten Amj afternoon. Hu death in so sudden «K.t there was not time to summon his children, and neither of them was hare. —• * wers Mrs. Hunt, beauty mi oaly wired tnniilw his grip neon. In reality, Eddie posseased no worldly goody to speak of, and not even • "boodle" of ady gveat proportions, but he ras strong on style, and as a fiotionist he * « position away np in Bh top of Semadenp William Bnckao impresssd that gentleman that . returned tram Saratoga a, week ago Ms two daughters, Alloa aad Fannie, Tng fellow's charge. their acquaintance in the City of iM young chap used to'piake hfm- by pointing out Mips Alice hey were out Hding whole' ro*» of vMch he said he owned and acre*/ W lota he claimed to have ihherited. ill that was necessary in Brooklyn jn up as a millionaire, and he bold/ proposed for the hand of Miss Alloa, looked with favor on him, although she " lew weeks to think over it i Mr. Buckley got back to Brooklyn found detectives scouring the city for te McLaughlin, the charge being that he _ victimised many of the wealthy people Brooklyn fof all they wws worth. When At. Buckley heard this, and reflected that his two innocent daughters were at that moment Journeying toward Dake George in the oare of such a chaperon, he felt sicla He hastened to the telegraph office and totegraphed the young ladies to oome home at onoe. They Bhowod the telegram to the millionaire, and he, understanding the true Inwardness of the letter, skipped blithely tway across the border, white the detectives ought for him in vain. When young mll' —'fee take the Add iu Brooklyn here- London, Sept 5.—Advices from China state that three Chinese armies are marching to invade Tonquin—one from each of three eouthern province* of China. The army from KwanpBi numbers 25,000 men, that from Yunnan 90,000, and that from Kwang-tung likewise 80,000. Thi Yunnan army will Join the Black Flag* at Laa-Kai, on the Tonquin frontier.' There are said to be 10,000 Black Flags at that point* These oombined forces, will march down the Bed river and attack Hung-hoa. The Kwangni army will march into Tonquin by way of Cao-binh, and, in connection with a portion of the Carton army now at Langson, will attack Bao-ninh. Si* thousand French hold Ha-noi, Hung-hoa, Sontay and Bac-ninh. Admiral Courbet will suspend operations in China until M. Patenotre, the French minister to China, has made a report of the political situation at Pekin. Telegraphio communication north of Shanghai ceases at Tsining, a station on the Groat Canal. Reports have reached Shanghai, through that the opposition of the peaco and war parties is reaching the pitch of civil war. BiimMOU, Sept. 5. —The entire family of Snmuel Stroibel, of No. 68 North Castle street, consisting of his wife and three children, ate sardine* and immediately after were attacked with cramps and became an conscious. One of the children, aged three years, died to-day. Mr*. Htroebel and her two other children, aged fire years and sixteen months respectively, are ktlll fa a critical condition. The physician attending the victims say the cause of the trouble was that either some poisonous substance was mixed with the sardines or that the box was imperfect, thereby cadstng a corrosive substance to form within, in which case the contents would necessarily be affected. n* only persons I»i«i|t — — . pomipiea 4 Auburn, hi* late wife's sister; Dn Knapp the trMu ind Law, associates of hi* famtjr toji Dr. A. a Smithy and Us colored servant bD Iim, Dr. Bmllh and Capfc. J. & Lewis he left 1 bad left bin only a abort time baton in they, his death. Dir. Henry Foeter, of CJU- Durtnt Ion Bprinfe *•»"D hMm here two °* Chnrche. three times as arrived Delf tolid on the49t«NU«a4 *»• conveyed to «h* while thr Folge^|PPrDr. Smith. fen*" housee « of BufljBmeiecretary's sister, arrived by building the sanEBlln,' Just as these three entered This was the breathed his last, to set W two daughters are-ln the boldl- N.. Is aUmpM, Vs. All had been Vheu to Genera. The tele- he Sou graph «GHB*orted to ea*Uer, as so sud- EM* deu a termination M Mm father's malady bad was not appraMqflf* The son has been ot heard from, and will arrive hare to-morrow )jr I!. K CtTRTIS, Blrpliamton, N. Y. (pTAl, Many of Mrs. Ktroebel's neighbors are Of the opinion that the mother of the unfortunate children purposely placed rat poisoa in the sardine box wltn tha intention of killing herself and three children. A neighbor says she saw yettsrday a- box of rat poison in the house, but it cannot now be found. £ I want my children to die with me." - Head was an expert kalsominar and wns in the employ of John Boyd, at No. 50t; Third avenne, Brooklyn, a1- the timo of hit iisappearancc. He was receiving good pay and had been with Mr. Boyd two years. On the morning of Monday, Nov. 12, he left his wife, apparently to go to his work. Not re turning at night, his wife, early the liox' morning, wont to Boyd's storo. Thore shC was told that he had not been soen sinci the Saturday prvyious. For four long days, fearing that he had been hurt or porliapa killed, she vainly searched for news of him am"tig friends and acquaintances. Then the ilr»ad«iiews reached her ears that he hail been lu the habit of taking his dinners with the wife of an acquaintance, that he had beoome infatuated with her and that she had disappeared on the same day, presumably with him. New Yobk, Sept. 6.—Four weeks ago last Sunday, Mrs. Maria .Little, aged 05 years, who bad been employed at the residence of Air. Scott Williams* in ttie town of Bedford, left the house without indioating auy lntenlljn 9! going away, but she told a neighbor ihakshe was going to visit a brother in the town of Foundridge. Dot returning to her Ifcuation, lira Williams sent her trunk to her brother's in Foundridge, and then, learned that she had i»t been there, and no tidings could be obtained as to her whereabouts. On Tuesday white some boys were passing through a swamp in the town, «omo scattered portions of a woman's i»ody were discovered by them, and they were nH-ognissd by pieces of a dress as those of Mrs. Little. The skull was picked up in one place, the leg bones in others, and the trunk in still another. The flesh had evidently been gnawed from Ihe bones by some animal. In a pocket book found was f3 i* money and a key,  WeatetaeaMrDa Mraterloa* TraaeJf. Secretary Folger returned to Geneva for the last time Wednesday evening, August Ml He called his family physician next morning, who wai Informed that the secretary had had hemorrhage of the lungs three ttauaaf lata before lys return home—the first while out yachting with friends at New Yd*, on whttk occasion be lost about a pint Hono Kong, Sept. B.—The Chinese have out a military rid through the French cemetiry, destroying a masolfum and rifling to i!I •- China paid to the French consul at Kung the sum of $27,000 as an indemnity for the losses incurred by Frend' subjects in the Canton riots in 1883. 5 Pauib, dept. IV—Le Matin makes the follow in; statement on diplomatic authority: "Prince Bismarck agreed to give France the support and influejrje of Oerniatvj in an att u-k upon China on condition that tfte traatr wi:h China of 1860 be revised so an to enable Germany to obtain equal concession* with England, Anwica and Franc*. Bismarck the Pekiu government to give Germany snch a concession at Shanghai, but the request was refused on the ground that the consent of all the detracting parties to the treaty of I860 was required. Prinoe Bismarck also aims to form a naval and trading station at Cape Bhang-tong, south of the Qnlf of PetchilL" "Though we had lived moat happily together for live yeafs." said the deserted wife yesterday, "and he had been moat affectionate, not a word have I bad from bun in t.iese ten months. If I hadn't had friends I don't lutow what I should have done, for thero WHS three weeks' rent left unpaid and iC Dvos hard work for me to earn a living, iiy husband was steady and remained around homo ontil a short time before he left But I wouldn't take him back now. Mo indeed; not If he gets the #80,000 reported to be left him, nor if be get* a million of dollars, for be is not to be trusted again. I ha vent brought the matter into the courts for the sake of his mother, who seemed to like me and who was happy when we were married. But if he is found and gets this money I ■hall certainly claim my rights." • A relative of Mead's, who lives in a fashionable part of Brooklyn, said last night that the property left to Mead was not as great as stated, and would not probably ezoeed C1,000. It was part of an estate left to the family on the Pacific coast. He did not know anything of Mead's personal affairs. Secretary Folgw rode fl|t until and iionairee tal 4i™« mMTilil* he wae very feeble, mkI those CurroK, \ wmi InomSS; iiM lor w \vU(k wSTeaiployad to keep up the circular Schock. ge contwed yfly wtth k.ry^^ TowariU noon he had a dead nan's iSgti Imp, Kot difficult breathing and Dearei pains at the heart awoke him. He ipoke with treml about aoma private money matter* at the 'fke "JT P®1* — «» tl- -» -» *■*- "* * ~ POWDtH _ will be obliged to produce a Wait but A tolfb bare Keen wctte If he had lurried the nuptial scheme. 8 ROMANTIC SUICIDE. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A man-el of purity strength and wholesomeuess. More rioncmlcal than tlie ordinary It inn*, ni.tl ciuinot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate t o« dero Sold onlv liD o*n« Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wal street,». T. At the same moment Cauley, inspired by fiendish revenge, plunged his knife into Mrs. Reply's breast. ; . L " Betratbe*. m T*«eklu LtlUr U Ua ft 1, Sept 5.—'in*body otinu I Wednesday evening in the the foot of Pannsyl vania arenne. wia removed to the Stapleton Here it yaa reoofnlied a* Adolph ami % qn employ# of Rupe¥» ba- Brau) street, Btaptoton. The fol oapy at a letter found in the The shrieks of the wounded woman brought In a crowd of curiosity-seekers from the street. The scene w#t truly pttjftble, In a chair sat the unhappy husband, big tears rolling down his face alternately reproaching himself for missing the scoundrel, and the neat moment speaking words of endearment to bis wife. The woman's cries were heartrending. In the center of the crowd stood MeOanley, sullen and defiant It ii ■pml-oAcially reported that Admiral Courbat has received carte blanche as to operation* against China. It is stated that he will not undertake furthor hostilities for ten days or so, until reinforcements frbm Saigon reach him in sufficient numbers to eaabU him to mice and occupy some of the northern Chinese porta. Fa* RockaWat, Sept. &—A desperate prise fight of forty rounds, covering tw® hours and a half, took place here early Jesterd«y morning. The ooaUstants were amis McHugh, of Chicago, and David Fitzgerald, of Toronto, Canada. The scene of t|De contest was a room in a prominent sporting house. The men were. dressed in ring costume, and showed that they had been carefully trained. They fought with hard gloves. Fitsgerald is 5 feet 7 in height, weighs 143 pounds, and is 20 years of age. McHugh weighs 1ST pounds, is 5 feet 6 inches in height ani 24 years old. McHugh was the favorite with betters. Forty rounds were fought within two hours and thirtylive minutea FM»ca»wMC*«cei«* the most punishment. The figM'wai declkrod a draw. Bpgj jy§ | ilothing: fialovea: I find myself compelled ding hand and bleeding heart to _ en and give you a short inforraaion about myself. Pw«t belov»d, when I informed job the lyt tinwtbe taat drop* of blood had left my heart But I cannot forget you in the last hour and to mid you the most necessary, which otherwise would have b. en lost and unearned by my b**ds. Bear child, don't take the thing so hard as I did, but I had a good reason therefor. Dear chltd, forgive me, as I forgive you. My heart and senses are gone. My body will rest in the deep ocean. The hitter tears wjiioij Bftw, pwr ay as».«ot to *nD counted, bat the heavenly father may hate counted them, who will forgive us every The throng, however, seenred McCauley until th« arrival of the police, whan 1)4 was arrested on a charge of falonoua assault. Beilly, being unable to walk, was taken to tha Seventeenth Precinct police station in a cab. Mrs.' Reilly was removed to St Fran ds* hospital. Her wound is not dangerous, and the doctors say she will be about in t\ fewdaya ■* * ■ - The Hepublique Francftlae saysi "It, Is probable that Admiral Courbet will occupy the island of Formosa Id force. This action la necessary in order to secure the ratification cf the treaty of Tien Tain and the payment of an indemnity for the Langsoii affair." toin National bank. Ha showed tbmt h* «Me thinking of death. although he did not refsr to it directly. In the afternoon he cpoke only once in a while, and each time more feeMy. A few momenta before the , sTHmI Of Dr. Fcetsr and Mrs. Emit he '£sk*d faintly if it «u not time for their •rriTaL At the same time he asked for nun MbMlanta. His heart seemed to stqp C *Dettng aft about i:4 It was seen ttuK death was upon him. is last words ware: maSSSAStiXSD"^' — Dr. Smith said lest night that Judge *D1- ' 'm ! :sr I combining Iron with par quickly »nd cmpleM InalKOhtlou, Weal"' STRANG! ABDUCTION CASE. Tba mother Dd4 Grandfhtlirr »t a ¥•■■( Cltrl Trying to Find Her. More Teasels will soon be lent to reinforce Admiral Courbet's squadron. It is reported that the Chinese are hurriedly fortifying Tzeklang to prevent the Fp neh from occupying that plaoe and outtiog off the supply of pro visions. A STATE KJI|LAND MELEE. Norwich, Ct, Sept 5.—Ansel Clark, a dealer in mason's materials, and one of the moat prominent business man of this city, has brought a rait (or »5,VOO damogos against Henry J. Welden, the head of the dry goods firm of Welden,' Stark & Galleher, and two others, for the spiriting away of hi* grandchild, a beautiful young girl of 16 yews. He has placed the case in the hands at Attorney & & Thresher, and now proposes to bring a process of habeas corpus to Had oat where the child is. WeldM la a Catholic and Clark is a Protestant. Tba girl IB question la the daughter of Mr. Clark's son Bdwin, who I—ii'isd an Irish lady who 1a • relattre of Mr. Welden. Miss Clark haa been brought up ipuah of tho tiaie in the family of her grandfather until a few tMniago when she was allowed tog* into Mm hands of the Welden family. Boon after ward ha could not be found. Row la a Lanndr? la which ilklMi ■on ClU Worsted. Tompxiwsvilxb, 8. I, Sept, J.—Th# u4u« ally quiet village* of Tompklnsville and New Brighton are in a ferment over a controversy about a laundry bill, in which Mr. Percy Atkinson, of Tompkins avenue, New Brighton, and Henry Kopf, a Tompklnsvills milk dealer, are the principal figures.. It seems that Atkinson, who is $9 years okL moves in the very best kind of society that Hew Brighton oan boast ot Kopf went to Germany about eighteen months since and got married there. The couple didn't get along very, well together, and aftsr a few months separated. Mrs. Kopf started Into the laundry business corner of Grand ahd Bay streets, TompUasville, and vary sooa Mr. Atkinson became one of her customer*. -rir—-— Yaeht Olnfc ■assa. N»* Ytax, Sept. 5.--A spcHal meeting was held by ttto trusts* of the Amorican xacht club to receive a report of the recent regatta, hold August 7. . The yacht Sophia was awarded the first prise la IMWJftWaiSsstt second-olass prise for the best time with allowance. Secretary Hsury A Taylor's yacht Sphinx having beaten Mr. Cyrus W. FlsM, *tC\ yacht fetrek thirty minutes, the latter geattsman has challenged the former to tire* raosa, Ihl Mhian K thssa taMake a oap valissA at «8SU. and the eMM to be had between theSthaad the Ittfc Instants, over ths Hew York Yacht otab Mans. This madlotne. vegetable tonics, -— Cures Dnpcpsiat t n. , i, v-umBMs Iapart Blood, Malnriu,l hills wrilnaa and Nenrnlffla. It is an unfailing remedy for Pleases of the Kidneys nnd I.Irer. It ii Invaluable for DiteiiWH peculiar to Women, and all who lead tciluitury live*. it does not injure Ue teet h, ea n hea dacb WDr produce constipation—other midictneido. Itenrtehefi and purifies tkpldtnq. stimulates the appetite, aids the assimllali'ci. of food, relieves Heartburn and Belching, and stMMffaens the muscles and nerves. For Intermittent Fevers, I«s- itude, Jack of Energy, Ac., It has no equal. 49- The genuine baa above trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. ■staaalrkr BROWS CHXUCAL CO., ultimo# Carton's Patent Gas-tigfir Hot Cholera Will duties! During Ilia U»t illness he mid net * Sbwmyfctttrdr riftmeip» from Washington to go ouaimnd. His work actually Up, Wttil t tow momenta after hla death gSSSTS'&SfW2LS Bscrstary Co*. *mnk Sparry, hla private thing. Dmt child,J must close my letter, audfeioe more bagTdbr partoiuand bid you Vhefty good-bye. WhatTub Striven roe ta thia you know, and also knew It beftra. I greet you. Your heart beloved, "Adolfh Sohock." Rom, Sept. 5.—Evidences of ,the cholera throughout Italy continue to multiply. The fiopulace of Paxzuoli attempted to atop the railway aarvice from Naplea A mob hare in Home drove a prieat who had Just arrived from Naplea away from the city. At O vie to travelara are refuaed entrance into the city. It some place* a popular agitation baa begun in favor of abolishing local quarantina and establishing houses of observation for travelera suspeoted pf illness. In pf this plan being forbidden by the government the people of Crita Veochia attempted to dqptroy the railway. King Humbert has made a contribution ol 13,000 in aid of the sufferers from cholera at Spesia. Tha kins wtll soon visit Naples, where three cabinet ininiatara are already .vialttajf the worst quawtera to distribute relief.The bulletin showing the ravages of the epidemic throughout Italy daring the past twpnty.four hoar* Is «s follows: Deaths— Naples, 891 Becutep, B; Bologna, 1: Caaerta, •'fj ft ftfraWK, 7; Parma, 4t Twfp, it N*W 'Waples.aO; Bergaina, 18;Oaserta, Kffcuneo, 91; Geneo, 80; Parma, 4; Masaa Carrara, IS; Pa via. I; Campobasaa, 4; Madrid, Sept S.—At Novelda ainoe the last report there have been nine fresh eases of pholara and tlirea No trash cases ») 0 repprt«4 at Elcbe or i Alicante.  Bboek waa.engaged to ba married to a young lady of this city. He worked steady and waa known to be *avlng money for his wedding. The nanto of hi* prospective bride could not be ascertained. N*w Towt, Sept. 5.—While peddling matches yesterday in Tompkins market, Joseph Spidman, 14years old; oT "Ho. 57 Hldrldge street, was set jupon by four vicious boys apd robbed oil his sulphurous wares. 1feD youngsters werh captured by a policeman and taken to the Ease* Market court, where they were identified aa Henry Vols, of No. 49 Stanton street, Thomas Dicker, of No. 164 Ludlow street, and Jehn and Frank Hefferen, of No. 828 Chrystle street. They are members of the notorious "Hod Gang," whose headquarters are at an Italian fruit itand, on the corner of Chrystie and Rivingten streets, and who have been the cause* of a great cMhl of malicioua mischief during the year. While the prisoners were in there entered a boy named John Kochler, pf No, 88 Rivington street, who explained to the court that he waa one of the Hod Gang, and wanted to be locked up with his companions. Bis request was refused, and as he proceeded to cry and insist on an arrest, a court officer took him by the collar and ran him igno minloualy out to the street. The other boys wars sentenced to spend three days each op the island. Vaali4 to be Jhlki* Tha iDdthar became frantic. Bhe searched for months, and at length discovered that she was at Haiardville, Mar Hartford. Thither sbu went, and finding her child, proceeded with bar to Norwich. At tbe station she was met tjr (rends of Weldan, who demanded that sh« Hive tha oh lid np to them. A war of words ensued, and tha frightened girl throw her arms about her mother's neck and refused to be separated from her. Secretary Folger's remains will' be Interred In Geneva, by thi side of his wife. ** -* Clmriaa James Folgeir waa born April 18, KIS, at Jfaatucket. He had lived at Geneva On Tuesday night Mr. Atkinson called to pay his wsekly byj, wheu he was set upon by Kopf and a car driver named Thomas Piatt Be resisted as best he ooold, but as his ssssllsnts were reinforced by Eugene Foley and Richard Murphy ha stood ao show, and received a severs thrashing, losing his gold scarf-pin, besides havlug his clothes almost torn from his back. The four men then dragged him ulong Bay street aad handed him over to the custody of Constable Patrick Murphy, who brought him before Justice Ttorn&n. where Kopf charged him with assault and improper conduct. Justice Tlernan committed him to the lock-up for examination in default of 1300 bail. Mr. James* Mflnnem, of Nautilus Hall, ' was present, and gave the required security. .Mr. Atkinson then went before Justioe Casey and secured warrants for the arrest of Kopf, Flatt, Murphy and Foley on charges of felouious assault oj|d highway robbery. Mr. Atkinson was tried before a jury yesterday on the complaint made by Kopf, and a» quitted. Kopf, Murphy, Piatt -aad Foley were then arretted on the warrant  Justice Casey. Mr. Atkinson intsnds to prosecute them to the utmost limit of the law.  *' A M*ss)M ftaa frwriMt. Kbwfoht, R. I., Kept. 5.—Mr. John W. Bills, of Now Yo. tr, entertained a large company of friends last availing at AUr Lawn at a dinner given in honor of President Arthur. Beside* ths president and Mr. and Huberts. Mrs, James P, Keroooban, Mrs Henry Olews, Mrs. Frick, Miss West, daughter of the British minister! Miss B**«MtlD, Mr. Porter, the artist; Mr. W. Starr Miller, Mr. Ogden Mills aad Mr. Woodbury Kane. Air Furnace. ija etam he waa 14 yarn aid. Ha waa graduated aSHobart milage in 1838 with the blgbsat hsan ■ of his si ass. He studied law with and Mark Sibley, waa adjnittaAo the Dar in 1830, was a Justice of til*.peace in Geswva,and waa appointed in' . 1M4 a Judge of the court •f common pleas n Ontario county. He waa elected ooonty Judge of Ontario county in l^ll. He began his political life aa a Silas Wright Democrat 1*1881 he was elected to the state eenate aa a Republican, and sarved eight years, being one of tha recogjtfaed leaden of the party. In the const! tjj- Monal convention of 1857 he served on tha judiciary committee. He waa a pronounced Antagonist ot Gov. Fenton. In the bit|ar flgbt in (h# lagislature ot 1888 between VanilerbUt and Gonld b» oj posed the efforts of '''Mm New YoA Otntral road to get control of -fOTMar l» defeat the Twaedhneasures in the He was a warm friend of SraauDr Conkling. ttrongh whose influence he appointed by" Gen. Grant In 186U to tha office ot United Stat# i treasurer in the city of Hew York. At the end of tha yea* he waa elected an associate Judge or tbe court of ~«MhDoaals of thia state, and, upon the daath Chjjtt Judge Church, in 1880, was deaignafcJV Gov. Cornell to act aa chief Judge. He waa reelected for tha term of fourteen jreaia by a majority Of 48,888, reaigniqg to tnka the poat of aecretary of tha treaaury. Mr. Folgsrt rigRal defeat as a candidate tor governor ia freah in the minds Of tha people, it waa accompanied by'many a*, sure noes to him that tha failure of his party to vote for him waa no* intended aa a condemnation of hia personal character or of his MA ou i... b-.tk.Mit ©This busy life. He had a substantial but unpretentious house in Geneva, overlooking His youngsat daughter ia Just out of aohooL^ A policeman ended the dlapote by compelling the whole pau-ty to enter a hack and go baton Captain of Polioe Grant. On thj way to the station house the driver attempted, to turn into a wild section of tintown on Lanrsi Hill, but was compelled to turn about by the officer. When the matter was Anally laid before Capt.Grant, he aske 1 Mrs. Clark if the girl was her daughter, and receiving an affirmative reply told her to depart with bar child. This ended the quarrel for a time, A few nights ago Mrs. Clark's bedchamber was entered by men, who directed Uer to prepare for a journey. Tljoy removed her Terr quietly, and it was not until the next day that her family knew or bar disappoaranee. The affair lias created much feeling, and there is a prospect of a long fight in the eourta over it. Public spmpatby is with Mr. Clark. Niw Yost, Sept. A—Frank Frisbie, an exchange clerk in ths First National Bank of Portland, Oregon, waa arrested on the steamship Colon, when he arrived here on Wednesday from Aspiuwall, charged with embeuling *7,080 of ths bank's funds. An Oregon detective was present with a requisition and the prisoner was turned ovor to 14* oastody. Mrs. Frisbi', who had olsq been arrested on ths steamer, was discharged, h.r husband explaining that she knew no.hing of his crime, and had secreted $1,9DX) iu the watetbanil their little daughter's dress at his own request. Frisbie started for Oregon yesterday with an officer, and Mrs. Frisbie and her little daughter are stopping in this city with friends. A Defaulter Taken Heme. Ants la Oven Bewail. Trfwynr Sept. 6.— Great alarm prevails at El Hedjfts, Arabia, over the revolt of the Arabs. The disturbances are spreading Bight thouaand Arabs surround Yemen. The governor of Mecca was ordered to fend troops to tat taliot of the town, but replied , that he was unable to:'do so, Eight thou, sand more troops will be sent from Constantinople.TO THE PEOPLE OK Brooklyn. Sept. 5.— John Lynch waa arrest* I by an officer Thursday, lasat week, while helplessly drunk at his house on Hamilton avenue. He was conveyed to Jail In a handcart, and sentenoed by Justine Bergen to twenty-nine days imprisonment on the following morning. When in his oall in jail he was found to be very sick and weak, and Couety Physician Shepherd was sent tor. Tha ddctor diagnosed the case as one of delirium tremens, but as Lynch waa worsen the following day, be waa conveyed to the• city hospital. On Sunday Lynch died, and Coroner Hesse ordered an autopsy. Which was made by Dr. Whitney, one of the surgeons of the hospital. Dr. Whitney found death to have been caused by concussion of the brain, which may have been accelerated by alcoholism Waa JTolin Lynch Murdered? Pitfster and Vicinty. Harder on the High Sana. Philadelphia," &ept I—John Davis, first mate of the bark Unanima, which arrived in this city yesterday from a South Ameri,cau port, was arrested on a charge of attempted tourdefr on the high seas. The captain of the bark had appointed a man named Rlkel sepQjid mate, against Davij' protest, and these resulted bad foeling between the two men. One darlc night, while Rikel wat on watch, Davis knocked him ssnseless with a belaying pin. One of the craw afterward* confessed that Davis induced him to enter into a conspiracy to murder the second mate. After Hike! had been struok the sailor was to throw the body overboard, but at the last moment refused to perform his part ot the contract, Dafls was held in (8,000 ball for examination. * 1 —»rr r »'*»■■' Massachusetts Urssaksskers, We liave the n»«!si complete line of furnaces in oi:r w.ire rooms that has ever bee'ri shown in'.Vtnjr itonse in the State, comprising over twenty sizes ■and styles. Having niade a cCtatipct with the Cm-ton Furnace CoTfor the goner,-tf DD( tlu Regoods' lor Pennsylvania and ,\t Cv Jersey ' we are prepared to give siteb prices in the goods that will do suvay with any outside competition. We have a first class wrought iron furnace that will heat four rooms or a good sized store that we can sell for ?5fD.6o, and so on upwards according to size of building to l»e heated. Pattl'a Divorce Suit. Boston, Sept. 5.—The Greenback state oonvtion was held bare, with about 160 delgates present. A resolution to adopt tho American flag as a campaign badge was adopted. The following platform was ftdopted; "We indorse the platform adopted by the National party at the Indianapolis Convention and the prinoiples enunciated by Gefc Butler In his letter recently addressed to the people. We indorse ths doctrine of the lather of the American revolution, •that the consent of the governed is the bails of alt honest and honorable government, and that we sympathize with « fcatlonatftier who are now laboring for tho reopgpttto* of the same principles and tho people's rights.' We indorse tho nominees of the Indianapolis convention—Butler and West—and pledge ourselves to their sup po»*f A discus**- arose otf the question or conferring With the People's party as to making up a state and electoral ticket, resuiting 1» the appointment of a committee. ' Pjlbm, Sept. 5.—The decMon in the Pattl- Qaux divorce case has been postponed until November," fafct) therefore will not appear in opera bare, to October. Another Good man Cane Wrong. Montrkal, Sept 5.— Edward J. H iWi, cashier of the Montreal Agency of the United States Insurance company of Njw York, and the Phoenix Mutu#; of Hartf..rd, Cu. has absconded, An., examination o( i.is accouut* shows a deficiency ot *,000, exfcm Iiag over a few weeks. It Is tearad that a larger amount it lost Howe had pow.-r of attorney from the manager, who has been abssnt on sick leave, and haa been pocketing all amounts paid on premiums. He has bsen speculating aad leading a fast Ufa money for 81 HsUU Cairo, Sept. 5.—Fugitives from Berber who have reached the Egyptian lines report that Hussein Khalifa, the former governoi Of Berber, sent £90,000 iutended for Gen. Gordon to tha Mahdi. Vibnna, Sept. 5.—The Warsaw correspondent of The Tagbiatt says: ''An attempt was mad* on the night of Aug. 81. to rescue from the citadel Judge Banl of sky, Vouack Janowitoh, and other political priaonei-s. The conspirators railed the Constantly gate of the citadel from its hinges and iienetrated the corridor. The noise made by the assailants attracted the attention of the officios, and they rushed to ths spot, but tfee wouldbe rescuers escaped, leaving their crowfcaiD flies, aaoka and ropss behind them. Ths prisoners were found to be clothed and ready for flight. Officers connected with ths citadel suspected-C* complicity is UApfct" JW- * •-»* An Attempt Is Beacne Nihilists. When she heard of the result oftbe autopsy Lynch's sister called on tha poroner and Informed (Mm that bar brother had,D week before, been eefc upon by a nuiqber qf persons, between whom a«d the deceased there was bad feeling. The names of these people are kept' secret at present to further the ends of Justten* And Mil AS4tk*r. Yatalltr Throach a Bmmi iMOVili, Easton, Pa., Sept. 5.—Alfred H. Hahn, one or the,auiliuDrsofNortfc«Hipton county, left thlt morning to tiValS being mi reded o s*5«r Vtarutf sg sheriff Mae Hand's liStel and other propmy. Brooklyn, Sept. &—Herman Summer, o! No. 51 Job neon avenue and Carl Pfeffenroth, of Btagg street, wore engaged painting the third story of a frame house, Na 154 Maujer street, E. D., y ester. Lay morning They were ktandlmfou A scaffold which, wai old anil rotten, AtHliSO the euaffoUl, wbicb was old and rotten, broke la the mldut and the twoSbainters wero precipitated Mb tbs street Ffeffeuroib was killed bis bloi/dand brains being scattered over tbe sidewalk. Humm* r had ouo leg broken, an 1 received inch ser-'re injuries that It is not thought probable be will survive long. Congressional Netaiaslleai. Ella W»lseaCs murderer. Dr. Shepherd still maiatehu that death resulted from alcoholism, and the police and JaU officials Indignantly resent the insinuation that Lynch was clubbed by an officer ' or at the Jail. A thorough and searching invssftgation into Lynch's death is to bs atad* • D ■'  Bainuel J. Randall was renominated yC»- terdsf in the First district Democratic «.» veaWon. Yosktown, N. J., Bapt 5.—A clue Las bean found to the identity Ct the munkr -r of £lta Watson, who was brutally outrage! anCI murdered near this place soma day., ago. William Johnson and Howard Sullivan, negroes, are in the county Jail, and it is knswi that one of them is the guilty person. The authorities refuse to state which Is the guilty man, fearing that ha would bo iyaohed. The preliminary hearing of the inspected man will take place at an early date and bo private. Call aud see Ibo furnaces, or send for eatalriguo circular and priocs. fit—A young man of sinister aHMUanoe, who gave ¥• name as John tifnpQtUl, was \rr*igit*d yesterday is the Yorkrflle sourt, charged by a number of poor setring girts with falsely obtaintajnoney from them by m#aus of bogus jgnkttsemants c*Ui«g for girls to sew at borne on network campaign banners for f3 per day. Applicants were requested to send tk 7#DU6e We can Sate money for yon if you will allow us to figure witli yon/WJl PITT8TON y-TOV K CJ«h» f. W. Rockwell was renominated yes. a • day by the Massachusetts Twelfth district Republicans. Btaalsg tke Tallapaosa. The Dtawoad VleM Republicans of the Missouri Sixth district yesterday nominated W. H. Shirk. Thos. Crozton was nominated by the Virginia First district Democrat# yesterday. The Texas Birth district Democrats yestor day renominated Olin WeWofc The He publicans of the leiai Seventh dl • triot yesterday dominated Mayor fc B. succeed TVwjes P, Ochiltree. Hon. William Walter Pbelpe was yester* day renominated by acclamation Uy t..e the Republican com«n*Ion for tbe fifth district of Xew Jersey. For Sale. Botroi, Sept. •»—At the sitting of the court of inquiry into the sinking of ths Tallapooss, Socoud Mate George Fitsgerald, of the schooner Lowell, test!(led that ths Tallapoosa changed her course Just before the collision. If the couree had not been flhtiW1 the veeeels would have gone olear, and, in his opinion, ths changing of het course waa the causa of the disaster. H« explained the reasons for his opinion by ths changing of the position of ths steamer*! lights from the tiiue she wae sighted untii the collision occurred. The wjtuess passed the color-blind test aatlsfsotorily. Nkw York, Sept &—The followlag Is tUj result of the hasahall gamea played yeiterdayi Dint - - -."W . ;f ' Ja At 5, Tmlthufv polls 3. At Columbus—Columbus 5, Virginia 1. At Toledo—Toledo 4, Allegheny & D At Philadelphia— Detroit 8. Philadelphia 1. — " Leuse Brauehea to Ossves*. The miniature Mark I»iamorCt Goal Breaker and Mine, now no exhibition in PitUtuu, In for tale; price $1,000. Apply to W. Y. Tboin.is, went Httston, or George Jfetligrew, Scrautoo. London, Sept. 5 —A (pnveation of the British and Scottish branches of the National Irish league will be held in Dublin on Saturday. The differences between Messrs. Davitt and Parnull on tbe questions »f policy will be an importaut feature In U» discus sions of tbe body. 4gep1w ■to lm|H One HU By«. Lo»t or Stolen. His daily mail was a heavy ooe, and is WBW to tfce basis of the police, The prisoner ZZ, »2r^.,artH3S3 last was authoriU-y Shnr You, Sept. A tenement house row at 81U Bdkt Thirty-fourth street, between David Murphy and Patrick Donnelly, two neighbors, culminated in alight, during which Murphy seised a broom-handle an I thrust it into Donnelly's left eye, destroying tfte sight o( the member. Murphy was urmstsd.The following certlflcstes of shares of the Uaipu Ktovu and Manufacturing Company, PIIUton: No. 40, Derenty-slx shares; No. 48, eight shares. Notice Is hereby pt»eo to all parMoMo bIiow onuse wliv new certificates shall not be given Id lieu of the two cirtifloates lost. Afiy person who has In his possession said c«nlflcatea please return them to J. P. Green, Iltuton Btefre Company, or to Monies £ Fughe, Kcranton, Pa. At Providence * Providence 8, C'ev* land 1. At Boston—Boston 7, Buffalo %. r At Washington—Kansas City. Unkua fit National Unions & Boston, Sept 5. —Tho headless body at Dr. Black, surgeon of tbe Tallapoosa, was found floating in Muekejet C-iani.l Tuenlay afternoon. •nr(tss Black's Body luai J. J. Thornton was nominut.-d lor longrint jresterday by the Democrats of tbe 8. Ousit Hinneeota district At Hsw York—Chicago T, New ¥ork 4, * * m