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by telling him that they belonged to a try a policy of leniency toward the insnu ‘ l A
. fire thereby was confined to the hall and
party of painters who are engaged in rotunda. ‘
painting the bridge. They named out to
, a point within lib feet of the west short.
_ where Callahan red to lump. He
wore a pair of b ck trousers and a navy
not the kind for the leastmoney. We go o ,
that aoustoulrr generally forgets the price he
suit, but always remembers whether it gave ‘
gents. He declalod that if a change in
this policy was found necessary. 160,000
more troops would be required toenail
the insurrection. and me than 76.000
“The library, containing about “$000
worth of books. statu‘. paintings. etc...
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, noise that sounded like the report of a
blue woolen shirt over a suit of ordinary
nudes-clothing and were heavy leather
shoes. His associetts strapped a cork
Jacket, or life preserver, around his waist
and attached an inflated bladder to each
of his shoulders. These were calculated
to keep him erect in falling. Withouta
sign or fear Cailaha "p ciambered over the
railing and hung f m the edge of the
footpath by his hands. His friends were
waiting under the bridge in two rowboats
topiek him up, and as soon as he saw
them he shouted goodbv to those on the
bridge and let go. As he neared the water
hlslcgs separated, and he struck witha
gun.
He came to the surface quickly and
moaning as if in pain. struck out for one
of the beats. the occupants of which picked
him up and took him ashore. Then he
was carried to Dean' s b l and a physi-
clan was sent for, while is ifrionds rubbed
him down and gave him stimulants. A
country doctor came and said he was not
seriously injured During the day the
bridge jumper foiled rapidly. and Drs.
Marill and Sheedy were called. They
found Callahan in a state of complete col-
lapse and suffering from hemorrhage,
caused by a serious laceration of the per-
ineum, extending into the bowels. They
gave him hypodermic injections and
sownd up the wound.
Callahnn's life paid the forfeit of his
daredevil venture. He died within a few
hours after his leap from the bridge.
No arrests have been made King Cal-
lahan claimed to have jumped from the
Brooklyn bridge on duly 27 last and from
the Black Friar bridge in london seven
years ago. . He did not make the loop on
a wager, it is said.
SHOT BY A SHERIFF.
Dr. Bose Was Himself Killed In Attempt»
ing to Commit Murder.
Puosalx, Aria. Oct. 28.-—-L. U. Orme,
sherifi of this county, shot Dr. Bose at
Mesa, 16 miles east of thnlx. with a
shotgun, killing him instantly. Rose,
with two confederatcs, had attempted to
murder the Williams family. consisting of
the doctor, his young wife and daughter.
The latter was formerly the wife of Dr.
Ross in Kansas.
The confedcrutcs—Burt and Cooley-
wero captured and placed in jail. Burt
previously gave the plot away to the shor-
lfl, but was afraid to refuse to help exc-
cute the plans of the murder for four Hose
would kill him. Shcrifl Ormc was in Dr.
Willinms’ bedroom awaiting the assassins,
while United States Deputy Marshal
Stankurd remained outside to watch
Burt came out and out the screens and
unlocked the door. lie then rctumcd with
Rose and entered the house. itoso had a
blacksmith’s hammer in his right hand, a
wagon spoke in the other and a pistol in
his pocket. Two dummies had been placed
in Dr. Williams’ bed. Rose struck one
with the hammer. Sherid Orme said,
"Hold up your hands; lam sheriff of this
county and have you covered with a doll-
ble barreled shotgun."
After waiting ll few seconds he again
said, “I will surely shoot if you don’t
throw up your hubris." Hose failed to do
so, and the sheriff fired both barrels, kill-
ing him.
Rose was wanted by the government for
holding up mails. and also in Kansas for
bank robbery. lie was here six months
ago, when he tried to kill his wife, but
was arrested and agrccdto loan the coun-
try. He had 0300 and seven doses of ar-
senic sowed in the waistband of his trou-
sore.
Bosnia Not unfriendly to England.
Lmlml. Oct. lid—The Graphic states
that it has high cilicial authority for say-
ing that the report received by The Times
from its correspondent in Hongkong to
the effect that China accords Russia the
privilege of anchoring her fleet at Port
Arthur and of building railroads connect-
ing Viedivbstock and Port Arthur bears
no resemblance whatever to the actual
facts of the negotiations between China
and Russia. "Moreover." The Graphic
continues, "Russia has not approached
the crisis in an anti- English spirit. ”
earl nulls. tlsa Armenians.
men would perish.
He is to assume the offensive next
will pcrsonaiiyiead a. force of 25,000 men
and move forward in a long line across
the whole island, thus driving the rebels
provinces of Peoria Principe and Santia-
go do Cuba before the middle of March.
The rebellion will thus be isolated in the
eastern part of the island. where Marshal
Campos thinks the resistance to the gov-
ernment is likely to be prolonged.
which will be allotted to a diflersnt com-
mander. whose duty it will be constantly
to patrol his sons, driving the insurgents
from point topoint. and also to make at-
tacks concurrently on several places.
Should this latter plan be adopted Mar.
cleared of insurgents in two months.
Spain Ready to hand More Troops.
He observed that Spain was ready to
send even more troops than he had asked
for. but the spccdlest dispatch of re-en-
fcroements was imperative. Ho declared
that the sanitary department was excel-
plenty of hospitals.
the doctors were not acquainted with yel-
low fever, but they confronted their du-
ties with the greatest heroism. Thirteen
of the doctors had died since the outbreak
of the rebellion.
He said as believed that the United
States would eventually recognize the in-
fear the result of such recognition.
would be able to seize illibueters any~
cover contraband of war. If the United
States was determined to secure the lads-
battles.
at least be honorably lost.
stirred political and military circles here.
All the newspapers will comment upon it,
the government organs with studied re
the captain general'a statement is equiva-
can only be terminated by a compromise.
the doorway of one of the houses. the on-
serious wound.
him he is still at liberty.
thircr.
Senor Corbrero makes a Statement.
and servants.
roe. on the 22d last.
The insurgents burned 2':
church and fort.
mend of Clotildo Garcia.
needed to Gllematas, which they burned.
itaesroetlva Wildfires.
prairie fire rngod for five hours cast of hero.
month in the province of Santa Clara. He
into the mountains and forests of the
The plan includes the alternative scheme
of dividing the island into zones. each of
shal Campos hopes to have the first zone
lently organized. and that there wore
True. be added. all
surgents as belligerence. but he did not
It
would clear the air. and the Spanish fleet
where, Medusa a foreign flag could not
pendenco of Cuba and sent an armyto
the island. the present obscure operations
would be replaced by a real war. the suc-
cess of which would depend on pitched
in that case, if the chances of
war did not flu or Spain, the island would
The publication of the interview has
serve and the opposition papers with mod-
eration. Some of the papers declare that
lent to an admission that the insurrection
Humorous Attack on a Nawspoper Director.
Havana. Oct. flu—A sensation has
been caused in this city by a murderous
attack that has been made on tho dirocc-
or of The Dinrio do la Marina, the or-
gan hero of the government. The director
was passing along the stmet, when a no-
gro suddenly sprang in front of hilll from
trauma of which are open directly on the
r‘rcot, and struck him a violent blow over
the right eye with a heavy iron bar. foli-
ing him to the ground and inflicting a
Evidently thinking that the blow had
been a fatal one. the negro fled, and de-
spite the efforts of the police to apprehend
it is surmised
that the attack grow out of the attitude
of The Diario de in Marion toward the
insurgents. and that tho Would be assas-
sinls himself a rebel oro rebel sympa-
Taura. Fin. Oct. ill—Among the pus-
sengors from Cuba is Senor (forbrcro, an
influential Cuban lawyer of Havana, who
is going to Washington with his family
Later he will go to Spain
to engage in his profession. A suppressed
supplement of La Discussion gives details
of the sacking of liotcrlucvo. near Cordo~
houses. the
depot. the mayor's residence, Catholic
One civilian. one guard
and one young lady were killed. The in-
surgente numbered so, under the com-
Thcy then pro
Pursuit, 0. T.. (int. 28.-A destructive
these resulted in getting out J'efleracn'e
statue and possibly three-fourths of the
books. Everything else was burned.
At 8 o'clock the tire was got under
control. The lecture rooms were destroyed,
and everything in the building, including
a geological laboratory of great value, a
painting entitled the “School of Athens, ”
a production by Raphael. was consumed.
The total loss is estimated at not less
than “00,000, with an insurance of
$25,000 on the buildings and contents.
The origin of the fire is unknown. ‘
Several minor accidents occurred. The
faculty have determined to go on with'tbe
lectures today as usual and will use oth-
er buildings belonging to the university.
Debris from the fire was carried six or
seven miles into the surrounding country.
Some sparks set fire to Dr. Chancellor's
and Professor liambeth's residences, but
they were promptly extinguished.
NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE.
It Will Bo Known as the Atlantic Baseball
Association.
NIW YORK. Oct. lad—N. E. Young,
president of the National league and
chairman of the National agreement. has
promised the necessary protection to a
new organization which will constitute a
new baseball league. Early in the month
a number of well known exponents of
baseball met here and organized this as-
sociation, which is to be known as the
Atlantic Baseball association. The organ-
izers of the new scheme are D. A. Long,
who managed the Toledo clubof the West-
ern league during the past two years;
George iii Ellis, owner of the Grand
Rapids (hilcb.) club, and W. 1. Right,
manager of the latter club.
The fact of the organization was kept
secret until President Young's sanction
was received. The territory protected is
for the cities of Newark, Jersey City, Pat-
erson, Trenton and Camden. N. J.; New
Haven and Bridgeport, Conn" and Wil-
mington, Del. it is intended to make it
not less than a six club league. possibly
eight. it is expected that the majority of
the cities named will be included in the
circuit.
At the initial meeting Samuel N. Crane
was elected president. secretary and trees
urer of the new organization. A number
of players have already been signed, and
it is claimed that the assmiation is well
backed financially
The Kind of a Saint Rev. Bead la.
Darvon. Oct. tall—Rev Myron W. Reed
created a sensation by an address at a
Populist campaign meeting lasfllight by
advising heroic methods for handling elec-
tion frauds. in an impassioned speech he
urged that 200 inch be armed on election
day to watch the polls. and whenever any
ollo was detected fraudulently voting that
he be shot down on the spot. lie scored
the people of today as looking the spirit
which the early settlers displayed in deal-
ing with offenders of the low. After dc-
tailing his plan tile reverend gentleman
closed with the remark, “That’s the kind
of a saint I am.
.,
Does Mrs. “'ard Live?
lerrosros MANOR. N. Y.. Oct. lid—It
is reported here that Mrs. Milton Ward.
who is supposed to have been murdered
several days ago, has been seen at Strong-
town Station yesterday morning in com-
pany with a nil“), but the report cannot
be verified. Searching parties thoroughly
cmnlincd the home of Milton Ward for
the purpose of ascertaining if possible
whether a murder badbeon committed
there. Tile search was unsuccessful. as
was also that mode of a cave about a mile
from the Ward house.
Pennsylvania forest Fine.
Winilaslsl’our, Pa., (lot. so. —-The for
est fires in this section are still raging.
Beech Crook trains are passing through
volumes of smoke so douse that it is im
possible to see ten feet ahead of the eu-
ginc. In the (.‘lcarflcid and Patton regions
the fire is also raging. and at English
town. this county. a forco of men are
fighting tboilamcs. The log and bark job-
here havo suffered heavy losses. Smell
fires are burning at (lemon Station and
Tim Gray's. run.
Probably hinrdered For His Honey.
or not.
is thin Street,
linrwall.
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{in n liliilk, Eagle and Vulcan.
Cossrarrlsorns, Oct. tit—The gov-
ernor of Bitlls has telegraphed to the
ports that armed Armenians attacked the
mosques when the Mussolmen assembled
for Friday' a prayers. The latter were on.
armed and were obliged to defend them-
selves with stones and sticks. The troops
and the gcndarmcs were ordered out to
restore order. Many were killed and
wounded on both sides.
Prominent Alabaman Dead.
Monln, Ala, Oct. as. wJobn Wilson
senior member of John Wilsonls (to. of
Mobile and New Orleans. largest fruit im-
porters in the south, died here.
SPARKS snob THE wanes.
The number of voters in Brooklyn who
EMT SECURITIE he}:I registered is 189,144.
e oiled Stated treasury statement
0 ' 8 shows the gold reserve to be reassures
AND Gus Bitumen. iii years old. was instant
\ ly killed by a trolleyear in Gainden. N. J.
The total registration of voters for the
cooling election in New York city is
Many thousands of bushels of corn and
many tens of hay and vast fluids of kal-
iir corn were destroyed. A number of
farmhouses are reported consumed. but it
is also reported that two lndlan children
were fatally burned. Many people had
narrow escapes. The wind was very high,
and hundreds of whites and ludians turn-
ed out to fight the fire.
Permian, Me. Out. til. --.iobn Arabi-
balrl, an employee of the Maincf ‘entrel
railroad. was paid off by the company
Friday. and he started for his home in
Knightvlile by way of the railroad bridge.
This is the last that was seen of him, but
mommy identified as belonging to Archi-
ld was found on the bridge. with the
marks of a scuttle. and the police are con-
ildcut the man was nllmiored by tramps
for his money.
lien. ii. Stillscn’s
Drug Store,
3 ' ll Washington litrsst
INVEST
Will leave Pier 28. E. 11., Beekmea street. New York, at ii p. in.
Leave Norwaik. t p. all South liorwaik. ii p. In.
Freight Received from r a. m. to ii p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik. Eagle sud Vulcan will be
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid treating any of the employees of the boat of Us ' ' A
line on escape: of the owners thereof. a.“
l. 0. none.
Pansrflsmwsicluissl. Mitt
sumo.
lull Pun uni illicit.
‘ in" grog“,
Two Women flamed to Death.
hammers. Oct. 98. ~hiary liobuski,
aged 30. and Annie Dociskl. agedilii both
married. were burned to death by fire in
their home near Winona, ten miles from
this city. The women. whose husbands
were away from home. were asleep in the
second story of the building, a small
frame residence, which caught fire from
the kitchen stove, and were burned to a
crisp before aid could reach them. The
pecuniary loss bym the fire is trivial. .
W... .m. .. 3
An Insane Man’s hotels“.
Posture. his. (lot. nonmetal Wi-
ley, a well known slit of Gorbenl. was
found wendarlng about he streets of the
city in an insane crmditlcn. lie was sent
to the aimsbouso and confined in a cell.
Mtcf‘ the attendants found Wiley hanging
in his cell by his drawers. its had over
01.000 in money on his person at the time
of his arrest.
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