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WILMINGTON, DEL., MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1888.
NO. 78.
ONE CENT.
HK'l.r WANTKD.
W K WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW SA1.KS
* " men an salary to sell our Roods by sam
ple to the Wholesale and retail trade or Wil
mington, Del., and adjoin in« states. Wo are
tbe largest moae facturera of our line in the
•ounti r. Send two cents in stamps forpartien
lars. No iKistals answered. CENTENNIAL
M'F'G CO.. ritaclnnatl, O._
U r ANTED A PARTNER. SILENT OR
active, with $1,800 to $-.'>11 in a firmly
established paying business. Address W, this
•dice.
■WANTED. AN ENERGETIC VIAN To
Vt can vase aud collect. Apply 704 Market
«treat.
DRESSMAKING.
hkssmaking in all its braches
at ÄÄ W. Seventh at reel. Cutting done
by draught; fit pruarautein!.
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BOARDING.
nnjTEa oektlembn boaeokm;
▼ ▼ also table boarders. No. üttt Orange
street.
INSTRUCTION.
ÙHOKT-HAMU AND TVPK- WRITING
P SCHOOL»
MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
B*>ard of Trade Rooms, Exchange Building,
SEVENTH AND MARKET STS.
The above nahool will rtnipen Septembers.
1*88. Both HcxoB admitted. A number of
voung ladiee and gentlemen have already en
rolled. No (Mlditioual charge for instruction in
type-writing. No text books used, students
being instructed from Fay's Short-hand
©oiiinendium, which is conceded by former
pupils to be far superior to any other method
of instruction. Terms reasonable. For full
particulars address
R. J. FAY, Stenographer.
P. O. Box 326, Wilmington. B©|.
I ^KIUNDS' SCHOO L,
Fourth and West Streets.
Will reopen Pth month (September!, 10th, 1888.
Primary, Intermediate and Academic De
partments, The principal will lx* at bis office
after ttth month, od
Catalogue© at C. F. Thomas A* Co.'s.
ISAAC' T. JOHNSON. Principal.
NOTICES.
J^OTIOR.
State or Delaware. )
Treasury Department, -
New Castle, Delaware. \
All person*» who are liable to pay a state tax
for ill© manufacture of spirituous and alco
holic liquors for the year 1880 and 1887, as
required by Bee tion 6. Chapter 3S4, Vol. 16,
Law* of Delaware, are hereby notified to settle
at once ©r the matter will be placed in the
hands of the attorney-general.
William
HERBERT,
State Treasurer.
j^DTICK.
TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE, CITY
AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1HH*.
The nndcrsigBed, receivers of taxes for the
©it y of Wilmington, will Is* at No. 10 East
Sixth street, between Market ami King streets,
during tbe month of July, 188«, between the
hours of 9 aud 12 in tho morning, and from
2 to 6 In the afternoon for the purpose of re
tiring taxe«. On all taxes paid during July
©her© will Ik» a redaction of five cents on every
foliar, and all taxes paid on and after the first
day of Äugest shall be payable without a
luction an aforesaid; and all taxes unpaid
by the first day of September, shall be in
©reas«-d by th© addition of five per centum on
•be amount thereof.
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EDMUND P. MOODY.
Receiver Northern district, iucludiugall north
ut .Sixth street.
MARTIN J. MEALY,
Receiver Southern district, including all south
of Sixth street.
OTK 'K.— DEMOCRATIC STATE CON
VENTION.- By order of the Democratic
fihEecutiveOommltte© of Delaware, a State Con
vention com post'd of sixt>' delegates from each
•rmnty will be held at Dover on TUESDAY,
August 28, 1888, at 12 o'clock, in., for the pur
pose of ttelectiug three Presidential electors,
being one from each cotmty, and also for the
purjK»se of selecting a candidate for the office
•f Representative in the Fifty-first Congress
•f rb© United Slates; and the Democratic Cen
tral Comm ittoe of the several counties are
requested io iesue calls directing the Demo
cratic voters of each hundred and election
district, in the respective counties, to assemble
at the usual place of holding such meeting for
[ tho purpose of selecting tbe delegates to tho
l>emocratlc State Convention to which they
[ are respectively entitled.
I Tho officers holding the primary elections
in the several hundreds ami election districts
are requested to prepare two certificates of
elect ion of delegates, one to be forwarded to
the chairman of the .State Central Committee
immediately after the election, the other to be
given tho successful delegate or delegates.
JOHN P. 8 A U LSBUK Y, Chairman.
P. A. Horty, Secretary.
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LIfiKNSE APPL1C ATIONS.
fOTICK. — 1,
owner and
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JOHN HESS I ON, THE
•enpant of the house situated
at Northeast corner Second and Van Buren
streets, in tlw* Tenth ward of the city of Wil
mington, county of New Castle and State of
Delaware. !■ compliance with the require
ment of the acte or the General Assembl
such case in.uie and provided, do hereby give
notice that ! shall apply in writing to the
Court of General Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery of the Stale of Del a warn. In and
for New Castle county, on MONDAY, the ITlh
day of September, A. !>., 1888, being the next
term of said court, for a license for said house
as an inn or tavern for tho sale therein of in
toxicating liquors In le*H quantities than one
•uart, tobe, drnnk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens of said ward
recommend the said application, viz:
David I lang« I, Andre w J. 1 ravis,
John E. Jenaiag*, James Murray,
Charle« A. Ryaa. Ferdinand Smith.
Thomas.?. Killoran, Dennis Dougherty,
Thomas ('raven, Frank Emmons,
Themas Walsh, James F. Ryan,
Victor Dehan, William O'Meara, Jr..
Hubert Cassidy, Fergus Kelley,
Thomas Hass©©. Henry T. Sim juts,
James Whittaker. William O'Meara,
Thomas MuIrooney, John Dollan.
P. J. ('ruinlielv, Timothy M« Swiney,
Patrick Connor, James McNallv,
William Kelly. JOHN HESSIÔN.
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KXCIRSIONS.
.U'E MAY
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THE WILMINGTON * NORTHERN R. R.
AND
STEAMER
REPUBLIC,
Oa and after JunefS trains will leave
FOOT OF FRENCH STREET
At 8.45 a. ns. daily (except Sunday), on Sunday
; at V a. m.,to o©unect with steamer ut Delaware
River Pier.
Returning the train will leave the pier on
arrival of st©am©r.
I FAKE FOR THE ROUND TRIP,
Si.no
WILMINGTON HOUSEKEEPERS,
BUY YOUR
GROCERIES CHEAP,
oo TO
102 and 104 East Fifth Street,
And get one of those fine Hams or Shoulders.
Salt fish. The finest Coffee in the city, the
most délirions drink of Tea and Coffee know n.
Tea direct from China and Japan. A perfect
blend. Our Spires are pure. Nothing but the
best print Butter. Many people have a hard
time to find good Coffee, Tea and Butter, but
I you can always get It here. The celebrated
Magaw's Cheese. Flour marked down. Buy
the Old Wheal Flour for health. Bnsmis for
* song. 100 Cigars, best of all, $1.25 per box.
Potatoes arc ripe.
DENNISON & PEACH.
JOSEPH H. WOOD,
Sncreraor to B. Fritsch,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Hand-cut Files and Rasps.
All kinds.of Grinding and Jobbing done.
NO. Ml KING 8THF. ET.
I'KNNIHS AMI SMALL CHAIttiK CAN
BE HAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM OF
THE EVENING JOURNAL.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
■VfOTICR QCARRYMEN.
i-v For sale cheap, and on easy terms, a con
veniently-located lot with stone quarry
already opened. Apply to PIERCE & BEK- i
SON, 3 West Seventh Street.
TTioR sale. - a truck and FRUIT
1 Farm of acre«, V4 of » rail© from rail -
road station, 12 mi Ins from Wilmington- 80» |
peach trees in bearing, apples, jK'acb and
orchard, strawberries, blackberries,
ries, etc. About one acre in asparagus,
buildings. Possession at any time. Would
take part city property in exchange.
GEOROK K. TOWNSEND. |
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raauber- I
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Turiri cTU IU A D n !
TWfc.LP 1 ti WAKU j
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Forty-live Dollars and Upwards.
Over tour hundred sold to the I
past year. riue locution, pure air
and good water. 1
Cars leave every half hour within
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a square of tliese lots for V> ater and
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Mai ket streets auti 1 lo lu wore avenue,
Fare 5 cents. I
Look at the improvements: City
water and lamin' one-imdit.Ii tax
\satu ana lamps, one eigntn tax
rate ; streets being graded ; new |
school-house ; street CUT line going
to be extended.
WORKINGMEN AND LA
DIES. READ !
Had a I
great many people taken this advice
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wnen we gave It several years ago,
VOU would have saved hundreds of I
1 11 are fl'-i— 1 1- 1 1 - '
dollars. Take heed now and buy. I
Ttniblino- lots no o-iaw forms in nil
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soction* OI tue city. 15uiluing loan*,
stock, or orders on any saving bank j
tuken «S cash. "
For information how to secure *«
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home apply to
( ontinues to transact a general Real Estate
business; selling and renting property, collect- ,
ing rents and negotiating mortgages. Wills,
Mortgages. Bonds, Hoods aud other documents
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No. 3 W. SEVENTH STllKFT.
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For dead-sure safe investment,
where you can see your money every
day, this cannot be equaled.
PETER J. FORD, ;
2d and Webb Sts., or
THOS. M. OGLE,
602 ;i -23Market7St
1865.
1888.
GEO. C. MARIS,
GDI SHIPLEY STREET,
legally prepared.
REAL ESTATE
ON EIGHTH STREUT HILL FOR SALK
A new dwelling, containing 10 rooms, ©ver
modern convenience, front porch, large yar
Lot.25x11*> feet. Must be seen to be appreciate
Apply te
H. D. WALTER.
WILLIAM J. FISHER,
Real Estate Broker,
80S MARKET STREET.
Fourth' ll ypnrs «xperlenoe. Collects rents
and settles prenerty.
PHILIP E. CLARK & CO.
Real Estate asäMortpp Brokers
824 Market Street,
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WILMINGTON. DEL.
Real Estate bought, sold
'X changed.
Loans negotiated on city or country property.
One door from King,
CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
FRUIT JARS,
CROCKERY,
LAMPS, Etc.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
No. 12 East Seventh St.
ONE DOOR FROM KINO.
GREAT BARGAINS!
Large Stock to Select From.
Parlor Buttes.
Chamber Seite», 7 pieces, hard
wood finish....
Wardrobe»...
Baby Carriage©..
I keep all kinds of
$25.00 up.
. 18.00 up.
• 7.50 up.
7.UU up.
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
BEDDING.
STOVES, Etc.
Cash, Weekly or Monthly Payments.
THOMAS GRINSELL,
S. E. Cor. 2d and Orange.
WILMINOTON. DEL.
Opca Tuesday and Saturday evenings till
A30 o'clock.
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Affairs of Interest.
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BUSINESS IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
I Ttie Weekly Weather Crop llulletla.
Old Prob Kind to Growing Vegetation.
Personal Mention—Change fu a College
Presidency.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.—The senate com
mittee »n order of business will control the
proceedings after the linal vote on the flsh
! cries treaty to-day. It has fixed upon the
j bills te admit to statehood Washington and
j Montana territories and North Dakota—the
former unfiniahod business—the general land
j bill repealing timber culture and pre-emp
tion entries; the Chandler resolution instructs
istoiui and private pension bills. Mr. WU
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It w the purpoao of th© house to complet©
1 consideration to-day of fcc anti-Chinese im
WU. which wa»takenupSaturday.
WORK OF TUB FIFTIETH OONUKBS8.
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The Fiftieth ccngreas to-day passes the |
south day of actual session. Only three con
I gressestbo Twenty-ssventb, Thirty-first aud
Thirty-second—sat later than this 4at«. The
Twenty-seventh and Thirty-second each re- !
InaiDe a in session unUl Aug. 81, and the
| Thirty-first sat until Wept SO. The general
impression now is UuU the Fiftieth congress |
will brtsak the record and sit until sometime |
Fx_a_i j
The number of bills and joint resolutions
introduced ia this congress ia, in round nuns- i
I 15*000; of whiclb about 11,500 were ia- |
"L lhe and 15 ' 50<> th# .
: aty- Of these 15)000 measures introduce«
apil seirf to committees about one-half Ua»a
I bèonre|H*rted upon. The number of reporte
' from ecn^miltsss has about £.01X1, but
siasy of them include mare than one bill in
a single report tha hone» has passed ortur
lusasnre«.
I Aram committees has Ipseu abaut 6,0Ü0, but
m»o]r of them trCtuda mere than one bill in j
I a single report The hon« has passed «tot
1*000 its'own bills and htiosenate luaasBree.
j The senate has passed over t,100 of ite »SS
biih and 758 house biMs.
the wkrki.y »orlbtin.
tu, wakther cron Imflethi for tha week
ondine Sntnrday Au» in, states that tho
westker ilumig the week has l>een favora
bis for erowimr arena ia tbe wheat and corn
regions of the northwest, where reports in
dktete that the crop prospacte have been
impr©votl lu Vr kan sah Tuinnomo© Missis
sippi. Alabama and Ifciutb Carolina tho
- j—:— «.1 -1-#- Rnf1
tttTowtox crow Wh4 wtre
from drought in tlu. early pert of tho weelc
were much benefited by recent raina Rain
has nroved fieiiofloLal to th« tobacco nrm, in
Kentucky although the niant in some sec
tlons has'been orematurelv reononed br
previous dry weather lu Now England
Oiul tho middle Atlantia suites the weather
dnmr the week was caerallv fuvorabla
foTâlfgrowirm cro,« Y
chakh. » A ooluoh PHE*p E NT.
BonieWiiug of a 8©u*ation was created by
tho statement that certain importent change«
, are to I« made in the leading offleers of
Georgetown university. It wasi »Id some
*7 a ^'. m the Bov. rattier looney was
tobe relieved, which coming to the atten
tion of the alumni of the university, stejH
-acre taken to countorart it At a full modi
mg of the society a resolution was paw»! re
quesung th. provtnoml general dO*V»tai
. ate, in Kg. atfc " r tampliell, not^lo
make any changes in tha prvs doncy of the
institution until after the oeotenmal of the
umi ors. y, which takes place m IBtw.
P The alumni thauglit overytlong settled to
the S U 01 !."', n ,°, tlfle< b 7 kh '' P rovinola J
on F r^ay that a cablegram from the general
directed tom .0 carryout tBeonginal orders,
Father Doonen wll be sueceedeil by tho
Rov Kathor Hiclmrile a recent graduate of
Woodstock ooUoge Maryland. Ho Is ;the
youngest man who ha. ever been given such
11 Th^°re ^ ° POS | t, °r 1 'tl 11
The centennial of the college next year
wli le a tended iy nearly all the leading
Ti « U 4?..tUoG î V , i 0,n * 1 ,J' nrts , l of
! 4 K Institution is a* old as tho
I American government, lUscir.
JOSEPH PULITZHR s NEW ENTERPRISE.
story afloat, that-Mr. Joseph Pulitzer is going
, to establish at an early day a two cent
I morning Democratic paper in Washington.
j It is said that by utilizing the special cable
j dispatches of The World and tho extensive
j nows facilities of The World and Fost-Dis
: patch in this country he expects to be able
to render a press itervioe superfluous.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Congressman Benjamin F. Shively, of In
: diana, has accepted an invitation to occom
pany Mr. Thurman and other prominent
i Democrats to 1'ort Huron, Mich.
Secretary Whitney hasgoneto {iar Harbor.
Commodore Harmony will act as secretary
i iormg hto ahaence.
I ,at h. striking upon his fare, and blood issued
fron, his mouth in considerable quantities.
I l)r. Kennedy was summoned, but the young
, man dieu before he arrived. An examina
tion showed that the young man had only
been stucaed by the ball, and that death was
J caused by a broken neek, sustained in fall
tag. Murphy had until a month ago been
1 omploye»! as a brakeraau on the Buffalo,
Koche>t>r aud Vittaburg railroad, ami was a
young man of exemplary habits H© leavt«
a widowed mother and tbrJe-sters
Wound l „ W..M P»,. „
^ l P with Poison.
New Havex, Aug. 20.—William B. Cat
lin, Jr., on© of the best known young men
of New Haven, ended his Uf© by poison,
Until recently Gatlin was superintendent of
the letter carriers' department in the post
office, but resigned his place, owing to a dis
pute with the postmaster Since his resig
nation he ho* been despondent His wife, a
few weeks ago, went to Long Branch to
spend tho remainder of the season with a
relative, and since her departure Gatlin ha*
been on a spree. His neighbors were awak
ened by th© barking of a dog. 8om© of
them forced an entrance to the house and
found Catlin dying. He wa* 35 years old,
and was a sou of Deputy Sheriff William
Catlin.
in October.
A local Sunday paper says that there is a
Death Caught Him Out.
Rotitsktf.r, n. Y., Ang. 20,—Michael
Murphy, of this city, about 23 years old, was
killod while playing ball here yesterday
afternoon. He yraa at bat, and was struck
over tho jugular vein on the right side by a
pitched ball He started to run ta the base,
but after going fifteen feet fell across the
A Present Declined.
Washington. Aug. 30, — Congressman
Matson, of Indiana, has declined to accept
the silver service which was presented to him
Saturday by the employe* of the government
printing office, on the ground that it to not
proper for him to accept any reward for th,
performance ot a doty imposed upon him a,
a member of congre«, and that it would eel
• vary bad precedent.
A BLOODY BATTLE EXPECTED
Siaua Indians Go ta Join tbs (Jkey.nuei,
and Cavalry »rf I., Pursuit.
Thm. « H,DIJE a °. ~
The.e wa, a great oemmotlon hare yesterday
r > * ol . tw . M * a » <* large band «f
Siomthml gone to the Cheyenne country, on
the Tungu, river, in defiance of oh lections
interposed by Agent Gallagher. T..oy left
word that they ware going to attend a gun
donee, butit is feared they have more serious
Intenfl.««. as they have often threatened to
join the Cheyeunes and maainore the uupro
tocted whites along the Tongue and Powder
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The Indian, requested Agent Gallagher to
««. W te i*U t< \ g<> . V > ., tU r.. TonK '" r |T° r
country last week; but the latter, suspecting
that there would bo trouble, refused to l«r
mit them to leave the reservation. As soon
as it was Irarneil that the Indians had gone
a telegram was sent to Gen. Huger, who
wired Col. Dudley at Fort Custer to send
out treopi at omw to intercept them. In the
aftoni«., two companies of the First cavalry
started in hot pursuit across the country to
meet the recalcitrant reds. The troeps are
in command of Mnj. J. W. Hamilton and
Hrst Lieut, a P. WainwrighL It Is bo- !
lieved that a bloody battle will he fought ,
before the Sioux are taken back to tboir
reservation, as they are in a bad state of
mind and reported well armed.
FAILED TO GET INTO JAIL.
Farmer Osborn Laid
Ithaca, N. Y., Aug. 30.-Jacob Osborn, a
middle aged, well-to-do farmei of North
1 Aiming, encouutered Sheriff Folcott in the
street at this place and said :"Ishota man
Out a Chicken
id then TriAd to Give Himself
Up, but the Sheriff Declined.
Tbief
dead on my premises last night I did not
intend to kill him when I Äiot at hlm. I have
hud a hundred chickens stolen lately—eight
last Friday night
watched my hen house last night At about
"' ,,ni * ht there waaonois. in h. aud presently
a man unknown to us ran away from it in the
dark. I Bailed to him several times to'halt'
and throw up his hands. I fired the first
charge of my double barreled gun into the
ground to frighten him. The second barrel
1 discharged in the direction in which he
was fleeing, and he fell. Before going to
kirn I aroused my neighbors and secured the
presence of Justice of the Peace TebolL Wo
identified tho dead man os John Gallagher,
of North Lansing. He had chickens iu his
With another man I
1 called to bun several times to 'halt 1
charge of my double barreled gun into tho
ground to frighten him. The second barrel
1 discharged in the direction in which he
was fleeing, and be fell. Before going to
him I aroused my neighbors and secured Uie
presence of Justice of the Peace Tuliell We
identified tho dead man ns John Gallagher,
of North Looaing. He had chickens in his
hands and in his pockets. I have come to
I*Kacm f° r Uoroner Brown to go and hold
an inquest and to put myself in the hand* of
^«atnoriti,«."
The district attorney being absent from
^ city ami tho sheriff ducliumg t© take bim
into Mr. Osborn returned to tlia
soon© of tho Hh©oting with his coum©1, D. M.
I,ua "' Lawyer J. H. Jennings. Coronoc
Brown a,ld ,lia brother diaries Osborn, who
bad accompanied him iu his iinouc.-essful at
tempt to got into jail. The man Gallagher,
wbo wa * bas of late developed ou un
"° Tor y record in bis immediate neighbor*
b°»d, although he lias lieen a constable, an
Î a ^«to«t to the United State, deputy mar
»hal and a deputy sheriff of the county.
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«E WANTS TO DIE.
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s©«ond Huauvcenaful Attempt at Snlcld©
nf „....uu.epcr,
, Al . BPRNi N Y ., Aug. 30.-Francis L.
Vincent, of this city, attempted suicida by
cutting hU throat at his residence on Uhret
; nutitPBPt . Ho will be remembered as the
keakkeeiwr employed by the Auburn Woolen
. OOIup&tlv ot tbis «tv, who hwl some
j difficulty with his accounts. The matter
: t lblod him „ much that ho left the city,
Whsn asxt heard from he was iu Rochester,
I wlwre be attempted the same deed. After
| the R t>t -L,eeUjr altair be was taken to the
| Utica asylum, whore ho was hold till batur
<Uy, when he was brought borne, apparently
; fully recovere.1. The attempt on his life
WM lnnile with a rRzori botcher knife and
j in jj erMser The frightful gashes made in
, hta t hr.*l were sewed up, and the attending
phytictans thinks he will recover.
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j i*,t Act of « Tragedy.
Long Branch, N. J., Aug. 20.—Mrs. Millie
Harmon, w»i was murdered last Thursday
afternoon by her husband, Adolph, who then
shot and killed himself, was buried in the
CO metery at West Izmg Branch. The funeral
services were held at the house of her brother,
the Rev. George R. Reed, of St. Luke's Epis
copal church, officiating. No one claimed
tho body of Adolph Harmon; the husband,
j and it was taken from the undertaking es
| tablisbmest on Broadway and interred in
! the potter's field at Eatontown.
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j A Knife Duel at a Party.
PirrsiifHO, Aug. 20.—Frank Waltz, aged
11», and August Blettnor, aged 21, became
j involved in u quarrel while on tho floor
dancing at a birthday party, at the resi
deuce ot Mrs. Stinger, on Plumb street,
Simultaneously Waltz and Blottner drew
knives and sprang at each other. In an to
stant the light was ended and Blettner was
prostrated with a terrible gash iu hto loft
breast. Waltz was badly cut on the wrist,
Blettnor 's injuries are fatal. Waltz to under
arrest.
How the Thunderer will *>a,ri n..f
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Dublin, Aug. !» .-The'Freeman's Jour*
nal, in a leading article, declares that Mr.
c^l n frl rt* 9 Ti 10 0
case to provit^; The Tim«» totters to be
forgenea The artmlo further says that
j proprietor and the editor of TlmTimes 7 wiU
al , knowledge of the origin of the lete
p. rs and swear Ulat tliey received them from
I their manager, Mr. McDonald, who in tara
| «in j_ 1« _ tustifv
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t lioeors to the Dead.
! RMa-ncm „ Mos« Ann- -n* n,
i mo rial service for Gtm ' Shen.iaii hold at th«
c i ty ball T©©terdav afternoon bv Grand
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Army posts, asaisted by c.v.c and military
i organ.za.onsofthLsc.ty wasagramlgath
I er ",^' at , toade f b y f "' y '.«J» I^P 1 «- BW
j erallocal speakers addressed the assembly,
eulogizing th© dead hero and reviewing hi*
1 past career. "Sheridan's Ride" was recited
by Professor Croy aud was receive«! with
much enthusiasm.
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Tlion*Hi»d* at th© Seaside.
New York, Aug. 20.—Canard© was
thronged with visitors yasterday. For tho
; first lime in history Canarsie's supply of
clam chowder gave out before the doe© of
the day. It is estimated that at least 50,000
people visited Coney Island yesterday. It
was the biggest Sunday of the season. Rock
awaj Beach had 50,000 visitors yesterday.
A number of pickpockets who went down to
the beach in the afteruoou were turned away
by detectives.
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Large Gathering of Lutherans,
- Washington, Aug. 20.—The third Luth
«ran reunion will be held next Wednesday
at Pen Mar, Md, It will be a gathering of
the Lutherans of tho states of Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia and Pennsylvania,
and this year It promises to be one of tbe
largret over held there. Luther's famous
battle hymn. "A Mighty Fortreu to Our
God," wiU b, lung by many thousand voie«,
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GOSSIP t ROM T11K OLD COUNTRY,
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Th " Ten.lon Between Germany and Run
ela and Germany aud Meant', Alleged I
to be as Great as Ever—Turkey Out of ,
Caeb—Earthquakes in Italy. '
London, Aug. 20.—The British and the !
continental press are alike disposed to treat
the bombastic speech of the Gorman em
|>oror at Frnnkfort-ou.the-Oder as a post- ;
prandial address of the brut um lulmen order,
and are inclined to the belief that if it meant
anything at all it merely indicted that the j
usual se saw relations between Germany and i
Hunla and Germany and Franco had under
gone no change, despite the recent meeting
of the two emperors. For the ptemml, per-'
haps, there may lie no open manifestation of
tbe fooling of insecurity which prevails, but I
it is freely predicted that when the existing
tension caused by the Balkan troubles and
Italy's action regarding Massowah becomes
slackened the unsatisfactory state of the re- 1
lations of Germany to the northern empire j
aud the southern republic will make them- j
selves alarmingly ap|>arant |
Apropos of the eastern question, a new
phase has been added thereto, which em- |
pirn sizes Turkey's helpless condition. The
increasing impeenniosity of the Ottoman j
government has lately been observed by the *
sultan's European neighbors with grim satis- j
faction, and an incident which occurred at !
Uie Turkish capital a few days ago, in con
nection with the expiration of the term of I
service of several German officers in the
Turkish army, must greatly add to their
gratification. Three officers were willing to
renew their contracte with the I »Unman gov
emuieEt, but declared that their stijiends
must he ineraasod and {irompt payment
thereof guaranteed, as a condition of contin
ued service. The porte refus«*! to accede to
threw demands, ami three of the officers im
mediately resigned, white others
pected to follow their example. It is nutori
ously a fad that the influence and methods
of the German otlcers in the Turkish mill
tory service have wrought a wonderful ini
provemout in tke efficiency of the Ottoman
troojis, and it there!ore seem* very improU
j able that tho sultan would |*>rmit them to
s leave his service at Urn, time .1 be were able
j to pay thenv
I Mr. John Mo r ley, iu his sp©^-h at Unoolo,
| »truck the keyuote of tho Liberal attack
1 Bnlco will bo mmle upon the gov©rmm>nt
| during the rocete in his «Hustens to the Par
"® n commiteion bill, and it is ex (as -tes I that
( Mr. Gladstone, on the occasion of receiving
I a deputation at Hu warden to-day, will bava
! mu °b to sny about the way in which the bill
* as rushed through. The ex-premier, who
i *• ruralizing at Hawarden, is invariably
i < W.d by the numerous picnic partie* and
. <'H»er visitors whenever he appears in sight.
"« '»tended divine servie iu the elmpol
Ftoterday moroiug, mol mad th. Umou. of
tnn nay
Homk, Aug. 30.— Additional v©1cau le ©rup
»ions have occurred in tho Lipari Island^
i a *»d « shock of earthquake was felt at Port
Mauri«-, in the Riviera, yesterday.
Premier Crisp! started for Carlsbad yes
torday. He will visit Prince Ilismarok at
Priedrlohsruho during tbe wsak.
TlM > P»l>« is suffering from rheumatism,
but was able to give audience to tho cardi
uals yesterday.
Berlin, Aug. 2ft—Lieut Wissmau has
l»en mode a member of the Emin Bey relief
committee. If the expedition for his rescue
is 8UC ■***» uI *» 18 intended to form a commer
c *al highway from tho interior lakes east
war d, with a number of stations.
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Beulanger Again a Deputy.
I>A#,S ' Au t- *> -<'<>"■ Boulanger
elected to the chamber of deputies to repee
a nt the department of Somme, of which
Amiens to the capital. Hi. majority Wa.
,M ' 7Ä fbo announcement of tbe figure,
created grout excitement here.
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^ Lynched In Mln'salppl.
1 New Orleans, Aug. 20.—A few night,
ago, near Sylvareua, Smith county, Miss.,
1 a partly of men went to a house to arrest a
negro for some crime, and were fired upon!
1 By »be negroes. A white man named Is*«
| " " s fatally shot and died a few hours after
( wards. Four negroes were put in jail at
j Raleigh. Saturday night an armed crowd
of men went to the sheriff saying they
I wanted to put a horse thief iu Jail. The
i «benif opened the jail, when he was over
puwered by the mob, who shot and kill. <1
two ot tho negros. There has boon a gréa»
of killing in Smith county of late.
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Sixty-live Tears u( Wedded Life,
! Louisville, Aug. 20.—Rev. Gaoiga Sw« • <
«ml wife, of Jeffersonville, Ind., celebrated
the sixty-fifth anniversary of their marriage
[ Mr, Swartz was born 011 the site of Jefferson.
ville Jau, 33, ISUo, and has lived there con
tenuously since. Tho couple had twelve
children, and it has been their custom to
have a family reunion 011 their wedding au
niversary. Only five children are now liv-1
in K . At the reunions Mr. Swartz would
k ive " Hch of the children a $20 gold piece,
They had no celebration this year, as Mrs.
s «nu tz to hopelessly ill.
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Lancacsttr* Pa' A..v"m hu"""h v
Hn^^nfVj' W
„ ' ilTl^nbr hin. fr « tra8b *' r fc
" HS '"** >een o ruu ght home after wandering
for months. He doesn't know his name, hie
family or his friends. He was a banker to
Florida, and on Jan. 33 he disappeared. 11«
«©thing un f il on Jan. 27 he fouu4
© ship bound for Key Wcat.
j had registered as J. 1*. Williams, au<ft
itl „ thinlu he u williams. After much
j «.arching his family discovered hto »her»
I about» and brought him home. He seen»
j physically well but doesn't know bis family
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Big Haul of Chin©«© Gambler*.
Baltimore, Aug. 20. No 320 North
Howard street Is occupied by Quong Yum
osa laundry. It was also a big gambling
house| but the latter faet on , l>ecaintJ know>
to the police recently. They rahled the plac©
last night and found fan tan and other
games in full blast and the house crowded
with Celestials. Forty-seven Chinamen wer©
arrested and hauled off to the Wester©
police station, where they are all under lock
and key. This is by far tbe biggest haul of
Chinese gamblers ever made in Baltimore,
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Charges of Crookedness.
Lockport, N. Y., Aug. 20.—Some very
serious charges have beeu brought by politto
cal enemies against H. H. Bervess, sectios
superintendent of the Niagara division of tha
Erie canal. It to asserted that Bervess ha
been charging manufacturers along tha
creek for water from the canal and the state
has received none of the money. The acte»
Ron ot Superintendent Shanahan and Oov
wnor Hill ha- been railed to tbe matter an4
an investigation will probably be mad,. Mr.
Servant says it to a li,. -
NEW RAILROAD ENTERPRISE.
TU« P.nn.rlra.i I» to HuHd Th
Snolbari. Part of the State.
Hrr run tint», Aug. 30.-Th. Pennsylvania
lull rami rantpauy has in coutampUlion the
.»««of aim« through u* southern
taat lM .&lon ,.t 4he«tate, which WHI >« grad- J
uiflly extended until » connects with the M
*teu*w,,t Pennsylvania. and will parade! ,
*he«outempl«led 8ou»h Pennsylvania rail-,
mad Ctd. 1'eter Ahl oae of the project.inj
.* the Konti, IVnutylrania, end wh„, wlthi
Ifc hroUier, kim.mel AW, loef eery heavily in i
venture, slate, that a number of wealthy *
Cumberland and Ferry coitaly citizen., do-1
eoaiidug ut the construction 6T The South *
'^«u.ylvnnl«, have, during th. «tiling and]
«miner been negotiating with the 'Ponnsyl
«mm railroad uHlclals to imlnce them to '
build a road. As u result the capitalists sub-,
eeribed »li.oüo for preliminary expenses '
awl a careful survey has boon made and re-*
estimate» ëwurod us to the oo»t of con-'
ktrucUng the line. President Roberts of
the Pennsylvania road several director* and
»corps of eughieers are ibis week to *
«he prapotel Hue and make a persona'
teation The projectors are certain the
read will be built by the Pennsylvania com
pan*. and that the Month Pennsylvania uro
Jectis dead,
Baseball Record».
1 *>u following tables show tbe relative
positions of the clubs in the Notional League
' l "'* American Association up to Maiuruay
«'K l >t:
national uuovk.
York
Chicago.
Detroit .
Philadelphia..
Boston.
Fitmburg.
Washington.
•th tha
go overv
exam
«. , Fer I >nt*
won. Last, riavvd. Won.
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5V! 8.
'•84
4i
41
8H
m
48 48
45 45
M* .517
iA! f v .5U#
W4
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to jjJ - iê»
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unllanapolto.
Orest Ilsy St Ocean Grove.
P * Kk - - N - J -> Aug. 20.— An im
own« throng flocked to tbe several meetings
' yesterday in the Tabernacle, Young
l r op*e» temple and auditorium iu Ois nii
Gove preliminary to tho opening to-day of
^vêlî' T, ' # >hky WH * <**
Ocesn niT foa, '^* ntU .* n " lv , , ? Mr - v of Hl «
Gr©w auxiliary of th« Woman's For
£6» Mntewiary socioty jiresnle-i over by
Dr. E. H. hLoken. 1 he more important
"'«ting was held at 10 o'clock k. the Vnd.to
"'"*b Uj ". «nniversiuy sermon Is-iug (irenched
*> '*'• Osborne, of China. Every
* lv «Baole inch of ground any where within
b'wnng distance of the s; maker was occupied,
•'*urf meeting was held at 0 o'clock in the
ev *| ,iB B. alltl lv " K attended t»y the largest
| ^J5. ht togeltier this season, «.t
" U,au *0,000 people taking jiurt. Tue
«»rvlce was held at the water's edge.
ni» *-■•*( Sumlay on l.m iH.
New York, Aug. :.U— .Slowly but Mirelv
i the grim shadow of tho gallows has Jo,,
m-epiug over the Tomb* prison, aud now it
""ts near the cell occupied by •■fiaauv''
Lyons, the condemned murderer of Joseph
Qumn. He arose yesterday with the fact
staring him iu the fare that it was his last
day hut dim on earlli. Lyotu Is scarcely i,. H
cheerful than he was a mouth ago, when be
yet had strong hopes of life. Ito, w with
kirn only gave place to resignation,
Religion came to his aid, and has strength
, ®'>od bis resolve to accept the inevitable
! penalty of his misdeeds with as good a gr
«« possible. But yesterday was still a Irving
1 day to hihi. He imde adieu to bis a-od
I mother, bis strong, agile youug brother und i
the other members of his family.
F.t.l ij.arrei.
Pktersbkro Va Ang JO-Avlm.r IT
| Py„c. a farmer'and citizen of this c" v w'a,
ehot and iurtantly killed at Church Road
, about 12 mile* from here, bv Thomas Elam.'
j They Iwcamu involved to a quarrel at tlw store
of Benjamin Barker an '. Elam invited Pvne
out to settle the matter. After walking a
short distance Elam dared Pyno to strike
i tom, anti upon iieing
pistol and shot him.
in business aud warm friends.
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, rmulug Tartar lie Unie,
! New York, Ang. 20,—The New York Free
j Trade club has challenged the New York
I Protective league to a debate on "Protect;
or Free Trade,'' Henry G orgo to ropro enl
'.lie Free Trade club and Lob Ingrrsoll the
Protective league. Thu debate will probable
take place iu September at tho Metropolitan
j Llpera house or Cooper Union.
Lock PORT, N. Y, Aug. 20.—A B'lvn
Lockwood polo has i»on raised in this city
I Mis. Lockwood was formerly a resident .'if
! Lockport and hue many acquaintnuc
j abouts. Stanley Patten, assisted bv a large
1 number of todies, raised the pole. It is tho ?
only pole of the kind iu the country.
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j Boston, Aug. 2ft-The Democratic state
! committee decided to hold the state conven
i , .on at Springfield. Sept ft The executive
committee has selected John J. Donovan, of
T*' î 0 ^" 1 ' 0 "' "f
1 nf ' f Y cba,rm, ' u ul lkit
j commute« on resolution.*.
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Sulelde of a Clergyman.
Newark, N. J., Aug. 2ft—Tbe Rev. F-d- ,
wähl H. Camp, a Presbyterian minister, '
. who had juat r©4urne.l fron Palestine, com- \
j mitted suicld© by rurimg his thK-oat and th©«
jumping into a cistern. Ill health wan th©
; auw.
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Boston, Aug. 20.—A. M. Haugcom,
ci. ief inspector of th© Boston polio©, ha*
j copied the position of associate ©a»tern nmn
i ©g©r of th© Pmkertou detective system.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Won. Lœt. Played'
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Per Out.
Vm
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Cincinnati.
Brooklyn .
Athletic.
IhlMinmre.
UnnaviU©.
Cleveland.
Kansas City...,
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56
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W»
87
SI
.nor
Ai 85
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&V 45
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. 92
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56
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truck l>_v Pint, drew a
I lie men wore fiarlncrs
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Hay State Democrats.
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a New I'uftitlon.
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Nominated for Cougrnui.
St. Livis, Aug. 3ft—The Democrats of
the Fifth congressional district of Missouri
have nominated John C. Tarsuey, of Kansas
City, for congress.
War© lionne Burned.
San Francisco, Aug. 20. —The ware bouse
of tbe Sbippee agricultural works was bm no«l
yesterday with contents. Loss, $100,0U0; in
surance, $00,000.
Weather Indications.
Fair; slightly warmer, except nearly sta
tionary temperature on the coast, winds
generally westerly.
Robert «larrett Improved,
Nbw York, Aug. 20.- Robert Garrett to
-sported much improved.
Robert Liurolu's Ratura.
N«w Toax. Aug. 3ft- Robert Lincoln ar
rived on the Auraaia fro i Liverpool
Yiow Fever Reports.
Hhe Present Situation in the
Infected Districts.
MOKE SEVERE AT JACKSONVILLE.
Thtrly^ljUt Thorn 9p to I>oto*
lanfiroreinoat ml Maootoe, Palmetto
an<1 Tampii—Orango Countj*s U«u><
Mtraaco— Evldenco of Awither Foi
Jacksonville Fla., Au^. 30.— There wa©
©ne<do(ilh from yellow fever ypatofdby—Ubab
•of William Adame—and five___
qaportml. All of the new «'aaosaae traceaM©
to tbo t wo knowa fool of infection, and It is
not believed that the disease in epulemk\
Dr. Mitchell, president of tho county board
df health, statut that the fever ia Ikhmiiihij
more severe, b'aaea under treatment, eight
een; top* l number of cases to dale, thirty
eight ; deaths, srx.
Ä0111 Manatee, Surdon Murray reports
that the total number of case© there h&v©
been twenty-five, but there has been_
■bice Aug. il. Every house in the village
wliero yellow fever has existed ha« beets
thoroughly fumigated aud th© bedding
cleaned.
At Palmetto there was o«ie cam on the
15th, two on the Ifth, two on tbe 17th aud
none on the 18th, Restrictive measure* have
been adupbnl there.
From Tampa, Dr. J. P. Wafi, of tbw
county board of health, telegraphs tha©
there lias been but one mild cam sine© bi»
hu*t report. Up to dote there have been
ele\en cases, ©f which three died of tha
the black vomit. Rvkieuce of another la
-©aunts, probably mild ileugue. There U bub
ou© case of yellow fever now under treaft
>umiM at Tampa.
Th© following UUgrams to M»o surgaom
general at Washington are seif explanatorys
"hf amp St. Mart (Boulogo« Fla., Aog_
18.—The tent« and supplies for the camp
on hand. Will be ready t© receive refuge©*
©IITuesday,possibly Monday. "GmiekraHw 1 *
"Office of the Boa ut» of Hbautb,
OeanoeCocEty, Wo.
"There Is no yellow lover hi Orlando amt
Ban ford, or in Orange county. Ifeir mail©
are threatened to bo cut off. Pi
your most reliable expert, nnd itotaii bim I©
make a thorough investigation as t© the exist*
mice of yellow fever. tFrange «amity hs
vites investigation, and demands that it bn
ml right before the entire roaniry.
"H. J. Ukrl.,
"President County Board «f Health. 1 *
The appeal was also signed by J. W. Hick%
secretary Orange county bo«ud ©f liealth;
fWer H. Chapin, mayor of •rlaudo and A.
M. Thrasher, mayor of Sanford.
Ln n*s{H)ns» to this appeal Urn MM*g©on g©a
»«•«4 wiU ord©r a surg©«>n from New Orteanaa
to Orange county.
Germans liar© a (inod Tim©.
Cleveland, O., Aug. 20.—Five tboimaadt
strangers wer© present In ttii* ©Uv at tbt
animal Krieg ortest of tho (remiaa WorriorjT
b*s©ciation. Tho exercise©, consisting mainly
nf Bddi i^ses, music and spirts, wer© l kehl at
Beyerle's park, and tho crowd nmmliered
nearly 20,000. The only incident ©f tho day
worthy of notice was Uie open violation of
th«> Bunday saloon closing law by Uonxuua
saloon keepers, it is expected that manj
nrrosts will follow.
Lien. HarrUon*« Onliwg.
Indian* psi.is, Aug. 29.—Gea, Il.vrrinet
quiet Sunflay, pre]Kivatory to hto
pa»» si
trip to Middle Bans Island. To-day fc* hi»
5.'»tli birtlulay anidversai*y. lie will loavw
■oino time during tho af terno©» or ovetiin^
ftur Toledo, but the t ime ©f his departure and.
the route he will take Itave b«'©a rare fully
withheld from the public, uwiag te th© gen
eral's desire to make the trip as quietly and
unosteulutiously as possible.
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Mortality Among Washington Inf«
Washington, Aug. 20.—There is terribl»
mortality among the chiidren in this city,
them being tt00 deaths of children under 9
y©it» s of nge since April 7. For the last two
wocks th© deaths have averaged ten \ »er day.
•ne of tho Kmdav papers axsortu that hi»
than fifty gallons of pure milk is sold in Uu>
city daily, and to that cm ils© is duo tho
A tghtlul mortality.
N«ii-l;«'»idi'iit, Exempt.
Four Smith, Ark., ».ug. 3ft—cummissioiMto
Brn.dove has decided that the Chickamsr
Ballon has no right to collect the cattle tax
ef fl per head from non-citizens of the
aatiun. This scltleuient of a much troubled
qacstlon to of great importance to the 75,00)
non-citizens who have inrgo cattie Lit. -reste
and who, in fact, comprise the greater park
•i the papulation.
Ifirnatiu. Donnelly Return«,
Hew York, Aug. 2d.—Ignatius DonnaBy*
who believes that Bacon wrote "Snake
epeare," aud wants everybody else to ogre*
with him, arrived from Europe last evening
eu the Auranin. M f Dunnolly has spent
Ubcut live months 11 the United Kingdom,
where he went primarily for the purpose of
having hto Injok, "The Great Cryptograph*
copj'righted.
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Rebellion Against ttie tVkid, Trost.
Sr, Lot is, Aug. 30.—A combination ot
kquor dealers, twenty-four in number, bava
organized with a capital stock of (100.ÜUO ta
hptkl a distillery with a daily capacity ot
SM barrels. Tbe nr,:nmzatiou to a reU-Uioa
against the whisky trust, which, it to claimed,
has fixed the price o' high wines entirely
of proportion to that of dtotilled goods.
Will Lynch Him if They Catch Him.
Seualia, Mo., Aug. 3ft—A few days ago
Jehu Tabb, IS years old, interfered ha
a quarrel between a man named Biennal»
sad bis wife, near ( liflou, Pettis county.
Saturday Brennan shot and killed Tabb,
who was working in a field, and then flad te
hie woods. A strong posse to in pursuit, sal
Brennan U caught wnl be lynched.
Tariff Talk Iu the South.
Charleston, W, V«., Aug. 8#.—Repre
sentative Mills, of Texas, and Senator Black
bar a, of Kentucky, addressed 5,(M0 Demo
crats here Saturday, mainly devoting them
selves to the tariff and its hearing upon tha
tedustries .of the country. In the audienoa
wer, at least a thousand coal miners, who
cheered the orators to tho echo.
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Killed by a Hart*odor.
Wiksipko, Man., Aug. 30.—Frank Qte
gros, wn of a wealthy citisen of this plaça,
was killed in a barroom fight. ~
■truck oa the head with a bottle by the bar
tender. The blow caused co no nation of tha
brain. He died almost instantly. The bar
tender was arrested tost night for murdtoe.
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The Galena Sails far Hartl.
Kiwpobt, H. I., Aug. 2ft—The United
States steamship Galena has left here lor
Kayti to take whatever action may be
mry to view of Ik, reporte^ InmrrectiMa