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Three Helped Him T.Turder the
Williams Sisters.
t)E .MAN HANTS TO CONFESS.
Ke Ask for o::i-titecl lmi.in.iity I'rom
I'lini-loii. lit He .tv Oi.iiiIa.li. I'irtel
:iul Holmes soul Iliiii-elt t'ollilililtetl the
llce.l Oilier llcw-I.iiiciit-.
("Pii ...t Jnlv I. awtr William
I'r.io:-.. the Fort Worth aft rnt-y who is j
: if ;ir TMi' libiaili-'' 01 -in- nt;ir 01
Minni" WV.Ii.ims, t;i'-4 th.tt he is pre
. irel to jr-ivc the inurilt of Minnie
a : i i Annie Wi.loi-ns.
II. in- sts that i: v. a iImiii by Hohues,
txt-I. I'uiii.itii ati'l another man,
wli.w.- h'. iu:ty he r-t uses to flivnle.
Ti.i- tii ;t ti has b--on l .ca't-tl by a le
ti ctiVH. whom the heirs of the Will-la:;!-'
s:r put u"in i ho case e:;ht
ith :ie.
i.- rt a.ly to cot! f nUl Mr.
fa; j a. "on ojie condition That is.
Th.it the l' ;!' K'laran:'-- hi n immunity
t:. ::i j-.;i!i:.-h::i tit. My 'I- te.-tive says
man kii..vs that th- p.rls were
k.i'.l in tht S:r.v-th:r.l street house
a!tl that he- knows where they are
J-ari.-.t.'"
In 'hi- f.nr-e of the further t-xcava-t:
u in rh-- H-.hiies l'.n!. :i.r. the police
i.:e artl.e.l part- i I two t S . ! botie-. a
j, -... ,,! -knii a:: l t.'ar smaller 1 om s.
. pa; k' t of letters written to Holmes
1 v a miiii!-r "f w.ii.tu were ai
1 uu l. which show that he was en-
! in insurance sclieines m ivvti. A
tuv-t r. . l)oi a" i mentioned as the
l. . :;f of numerous -mall sum
w hi.-h are can t'ul:y rt-c rU-l.
I'et.-r 'ira!el. father of Enieline
( who is aiil To ha e been mur
. r- i by ITo.mes. lias arrived in C'lii
eairo with I'hili lUii-na ("i'i.inil, si.-ter of
trie i!ii--ii'tr u-t. With Ir. li. .1.
:i'i.ui'i. a rt l.itive, they w-nt to j.. !ice
1 euu-jnarters. w h'Ti- a t r t ootit-r-euro
Wis li- lil with h-ef Kihiioih.
:mi1 Inspect or Fi'oatra k They are
here to try to ferr. T ut th. i rime.
A It vivaiel -pci.il -ay?.: 1'at Quin
lan. janitor of the buiuiiair formerly
oeeumeil by H. H. Ho'iih-.- ill I lilrio.
f rmei lv
lived at Wiiiourhbv. a Mib-
i:ri of This city, arid va- a farne-r.
He came To th's country -vle-n he was
LM y i: of ae. 1 siniirf his -tay at
Viii"iii:,!V.v he savi-d his m"!iey and
iiboiii -i years ai: went to Michigan,
where lie j u r ha.-ed a farm. He tailed
t' n-l a ci. ur title to I he pr 'perty , how
ever, ate'! alter liavin i-.r.d lor it. in
lhii, 1. t it. He then v. it to ('hi. airo
in tlie fail of and n.a le prepara
tions To keep a bo.-.rdiii'.'ionse dur:nfr
tiie World'-, fair. While livir.c in Wil
loei;;.by. iinnilil married Mls Ella
llitt, and le r people -no live there.
WHIPPED A W.FLBSATER.
New Method f riiio-hiient I'sf-d by an
. Itleriiutti In i! Ue-t'iirre.
Wit .kks;:.i:u! . I'a . July Alder -
nia'i I)' ii'ihue The Third ward of this
city l.a- put into prae-i-e a novel
m- rli."': !' pi:iu-i:ii.!' wifebeaters. which
efi k- hr- f trial p.. o ed a iiveat sue ess.
the !r.!-i 1 am! wite n i inir fully
leeon. ied. He jMe Cii.tr. e. Horsey, a
ii-ltii. a terrible l e ifinir f r refusing to
live p.-aceably wit li h:S wife and sup
p'.rt le-r. Ir worked 1 k. a charm
'11 a' dermal; tir-t Tin d what kind-I.e-
wo;, l i . .. ( a!;i:i' 1 ) r-ey to one
.-id.-, lie '.ive him o c.-nts and told him
to make lie nor. with h;- w.fe. and
; ion,:-.- nor ':. b. -it her any more.
'1 hen e? letr them al-'le'. but when ile
t tiin. d in lialt an hour rli s.t If lenient
had not taken il.ice and t:ie woman
was crying
It -i .-me-l that Ho.ey preferred oinr
To ja;l To -tay.n.. fie.- and work'ii : for
Ills family. This arou-eil rhe ire of
1 ..'!oh:e an 1 li ci !nl l!u- n.-puiiitu
Lis r-ar i-:hce. I'onolnie is lartre and
portly, bur his handball ; lay is famous
and ile-pjte lus -iO pounds he i far
from cuuihersonie. 1'e jra e ll- n. pro
a terrible bearing. The c ilprir p'ead
for laeicv aail arTfi d to tveat his wife
ri-ht
I.illlitltc .tl;o k- it Tr:-.i lii-r.
-1 a i k . I'a . July Louis
Mo-her, a lunatic, cr.rert ii tlie si-hoi'
of (tie l.title ran c!.u:eh. w here a larpe
nuiiiber of pupils ware i-npaped in
.-tii.ly. an ! sava-- ly and without warn
ing attaek- d ti- tea. -her. Prof. Slep
niyer. and iiiii -abf.ily would have
kiiied him bi;f tor t I n Jo id outcry of
ih- pupils, wm h i roa' iT r-hctitV .Mur
pliy. w ho ba i ia d 'o 1 - pa nip. to the
scene. A 1'lof. .-:elnver !ia- buf one
arm he w I- unable t.. pr.-.t-et ll tn.-elf.
It took til- com": llled S'lel pTh of four
men to take Mo.-ln r to j r;-oii.
1 h- I'rimer t.-i-.til
I.i.a'Nlli;. I'a.. July Charles
Kena'i. a member of a Je:i ri-tfe eauip
mp dub. was arr-.-ted by :! -ers WiMilfe
and 1 'aniioii. . harpl w:th st-aHnsi a
Stev. us r::le f:om Fra;:!- s .-h.Htinp
p.-tli-ry. He w a i-otnmitt .l to jail to
aw air trial and 1 oitab'.e A lam Mitchei
sfaried for lr. eti.-J.urp with K uati.
i'.eiore he landed his ma a in jail he
p.. drunk and allowed him to pet
awav. He w.h be laiied t- an-wer fur
tiie o:leu-e.
I ill ItroYeltieliT I kt--ili'tl 1 Min.
II AKKisi rit:;. July A meeting of
th- fn.ird of tru-te- s of trie Sold.ers'
and Sai.ors horn- at line w held at
the executive i h iuiber. at wiiicli it "-as
decided to er-ct a n-w booer plant at
the msfif ntion. The contract for the
t. -ilei li- u-e ainl connection w a- award
ed To ( tm-tai le I'.ros. of Erie. A com
mittee was appointed to secure the
rvii- s of an as-i-tant rei.leut physi
cian. shi-riir Ca.mjM-! t., ;ie
r..Ti-T.w . Pa.. July Sheriff
Alexand -r Sort h is .it-. ar-d befor.'
.Ii -r..-e ..j the r -.'. .- 1 i-i.e;-and entered
oo :i,; ;,,r jw, a;. .- oaaee at court
lo ae-wer to a iaa:u.- or coriiipf
j.ruetic- t-. ur-- h:- . l.-ct; m la-! fall.
Tlie .lieu- i- j y I hut" of
1'oii, - i i. :: is i ,-t en indoah,
W !i- a.'e.-i ti.al --..Tf p: - d ll' 111 a
) puty-,;,. tor h..- m i u- s and lnilu-
nee.
He lli.h. t t Hi- li i.l. ii.U
iii'iMVi. I'a.. .b.!y :i. (ieorpe F.
I.an. r, pre-id n: ot t: e I -raer I'.rewinp
company, has made a p-i-ral asipii
n- iit fof th- ben. ht of creditors. His
1-abi ifl-s are said lo ! over in ,t)oo,
t ut til- limaled as-ets exceed this
hper- Mr Earner d-clares that his
dividend- in the brew inp compauy have
becu wuhheid fiom him.
Iis:il4intir.i; to tin ollirr.
I!.Mi!il -MMt.i. July .'.1. Auditor Gen
eral Mjllii has had to an-wer a pmmI
many i-rt, r- from ,,ld soldiers who
want inlormaf lou as to w i.eii the state
. rvic- li-iiM. ) law for Ciiion soldiers
from this -rat.- poos into e:fect. There
wa- Mich a bill otler. d m the lepisla-tur-
1 ui u did not pa.-s owing to lack
of time.
Iitin-d In Oklahoma.
Pi i;i:y. O. T.. July Mrs. Haftin
M. Smith has secured a divorce from
h-r hu-band. John E. Smith, a Hrook
1;. u n-w -paper man. in rhe district
Court here.
Aurtf-l t. th- Mora laiui.
Mamiii.. July :;!.The cabinet coun
cil has accepted the amount whica
America demands as payuit-ut for the
Mora iudemnitv.
-w York Kriul!ian I on trillion.
Xf.w Yi.hk, JulyiH. The Kepnhlicau
state central committee hiu called the
uste ojuveution for bept. 17, at Sur-atopa.
TROOPS AT JACKSON'S HOLE.
Other jsol.licri I'ushing oil, I5"t Kvery
thlnc l Ouirt.
Washington, July 31. A dispatch
has been received at the war depart
ment, from army headquarters at
t hnaha, staring that the battalion of the
Eighth infantry, composed of live com
panies, from l ort Ru.-sell, in charpe of
Major Kisbee, had left Market Lake
for Marys vale. They had -.0 days' sup
plies for tiie entire command, which
included the squadron of cavalry now
on its way to Marys vale.
Th- dispatch said further that Jen
eral C'oppinper had not lepii heard
from. The cavalry has probably ar
rived at Marysvale. Army o.l.cials es
timate tha the infantry can, under
forced n ar -h. reach Marysvale in six
days. In view ol the peaceable char
acter of the reports from the scene of
the troubles, such hurry, however, will
not. in the opinion ol the otlicials here,
be n cessary.
leva-laiol llnnrrx Ird Servant.
W A-iMNiiTuN, July 31. The presi
dent's coachman. William Willis, has
been, buri-d with appropriate Masonic
ami lelipions funeral services. Many
Whit- Hon-e employes were present,
and Sinclair, the Whit House sTeward.
came here from liray iablos to attend
the funeral, by direction of the presi
dent and Mrs. Cleveland. A larire
wreath of white flowers and asparapus
was sent to the church by The presideut
in memory of his faithful servant.
A Voiitliful Fii-eliuc
Chfi-sfa, Mass.. July 31. Henry O.
Clark. 1? years old. was in the munici
pal court here charped with breukinp
and enterinp. bur his rase was contin
ued in ord-r To permiT STate F'iremar
shal Whitcomh to prefer more serious
rharpes apaiiist him. By his own con
fession, last sprinp he set fires that
caused a loss of more than .V).neo.
Clark has already served time for in
cendiarism. K.arT hqtiake shock In Italy.
Fi. ikf.ni k, July 31. Slipht shocks of
earthquake have occurred here, which
caused much alarm, in view of the
city's recent temfyinp experience. No
serious damape, however, was done.
In the district contipnons to the city,
the shocks were more severe anil caused
more damape. AtComacchi, the chim
neys on some of the houses collapsed,
causiup much alarm.
I'liileil .After &H Vfjru.
LfviAX:iiiiiT, Ind.. July 31. Mrs.
James Hosier of this city and Mrs -ohn
Miles, sisters who had not seen or
heard of each orher for oS years, have
met at Lake Maxinkuekee. They had
lived only 10 miles apart for 1J years
witl out knowinp it, ami the r reunion
was broupht about by a casual mention
of the name of one to the other.
A Wealthy Farmer Suicides.
WuF.FLiNii. Jnly 31. William Shay,
one of the wealthiest and most promi
nent farmers of Preston county, this
state, has committed suicide by cuttinp
his throat with a pocketknife. Shay
was a man of fine intellect, hut of late
his mind has shown sipns of giviup
way. He leaves a small family.
The iM-fcnder (lave It t'p.
Xkw Lonion, Conn., July 31. Vipi
lant beat the Defender today in a run
of fi-1 miles from FJaton Point, on the
Lonp Island shore, four miles from
Huntinpton Harbor, to this point. The
Defender pave up the race not far from
this port, because her steerinp pear be
came deranged.
Turkey Accepts Ihe Reform.
Lonixin, July 31. The Daily News
publishes a dispach from Herlin, which
says that The Tapehlatt has word
from Constantinople that Turkey has
accepted in t heir entirety the reforms
which the powers have demanded in
Armenia, after receivinp a firm note
from the Salisbury government.
Army Worms Doing Damage.
Hfnnksshy, O. T., July 31. Army
worms have made their appearance in
some places in this vicinity and are
doinp preat damape to alfalfa, katTir
corn and some of the late corn, though
most of it is lieyoml damapes. Two
days' hot wiuds have damaged late corn
some.
Wanted III Illiitftis.
Whf.ki.ixu. July si. William Blow
er, who is wanted at Decatur. Ills., for
robbery and other crimes, has been ar
rested at inyamlotte. Ya., while visit
ing his brother, who lives at that place.
Lilian l.im Suicided.
Nfw York, July 31 The coroner's
inquest in the case of Lilian Low. who
was found dead in the wixkIs near
V i.-hinpton Heights a week apo, re
suited in a verdict of suicide.
Strikers Winning Their Fii-ht.
Nf.w Yokk. July 31. The contractors
are coming forward in such numbers to
accede to the demands of the striking
taiiors that it appear.- probable that the
strike will soon be ended.
A Woman Choked to Death.
Cm m taw City. I. T.. July 31. Mrs.
J. F Mitchei, living north of town, on
her way home was murdered. The
marks on h-r throat indicate that she
was choked to death.
Jutlge Catun 1 lead.
ClllfAiin, July 31 Judpe John D
I'aton, ex-justice of the Illinois supreme
court, is dead, aped N4. He had lieen
lonp ill, having suffered several strokes
of paralysis.
May Issue Cash I'olicies.
H AKKisnritii. July 31. Attorney (Jen-
eral McCormick has given Insurance
Commissioner Lambert an opinion in
which lie liolds tliat mutual insurance
companies have the ripht- under the
law to issue cash policies as well as txil-
icn-s that can be assessed. This has
been a vexatious question to the insur
ance department for many years.
The Monnngahela Ilant Starts.
Pittsiu ru. July 31. The plant of the
Monongahela Iron and Steel company
at Six Mile Ferry, which has been shut
down for almnt a month, started up to-
tlav. lJns plant emploves lai) work
men, and has been shut down for nearly
a month. Some extensive repairs were
made.
To Confer With .Miners.
PiTTsni Kii, July 31. A committee
appointed by the Railroad Coal aera
tors' association, at a meeting of that
organization yesterday to take action
on the miners doings, wi I meet a com
mittee ot tlie miners toaay, and per
haps go into the miners con vention to
morrow to explain their position.
Increased AVorkmeu's Wages.
Rfaimxo, Pa., July 31. The Read
ing Iron company has increased the
wages of its puddlers to 3.oo a ton. an
advance of ;." cents. The 275 em
ployes of the company's rolling mill
also received a 10 per eut advance.
Crops Damaged by Flood.
Nfvaoa. Mo.. July 31. A heavy rain
has lieen fauing for the past 12 hours.
The Marmaton river has overflowed its
banks and hundreds of acres of growing
ciops are now underwater. The creeks
have covered a large acreage of corn.
The loss will le heavv. A prominent
local statistician says the large flax
crop has been damaged in the shock
over "Jo per cent.
Itod Mill Strike Settled.
Ci.kvfi.asi), July 31. The rod mill
strike was settled by the agreement of
the millowners and the orlicers of the
National Association of Rod Mill work
ers to sign a scale of wages providing
lor au advance of a per cent, to go intc
effect tomorrow. There are only 22 rod
mills iu the country, and the same scale
will Le piseuted to the managers of
all ot them.
lJ
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j Aiua
Enforcing the Excise Law to
Cause Its Repeal.
HE rUAISES SALOON KETrEUS.
Declares He I.ikes Them and Ninety IVr
Cent Are as as other Citirens.
Won't Vote For Any Opponent of Local
Option at the Next election.
Nfw York. July 31. Mayor Strons
spoke very freely on tiie excise ouestion
when he was visited by a delegation of
citizens bearinp a pe it on that he call
Commissioner Roosevelt orT a bit from
his enforcement of the Sunday closing
law. The petition said the enforce
ment of the law was causing much
drunkenness iu tenement houses. Tr.
the delepation Mayor Strong said:
I am sorry, but this will have to be
buried. You know our administration
was elected because Tammany had Ken
lax in enforcing tlie laws, especially the
excise law. In fact, the Lexow com
mittee proceeding- clearly proved that
the excise law had been made, not lor
enforcement, but to bleed the saloon
keepers. In its strict enforcement we art
working fcr the saloonkeepers' interest.
The repeal of the law can be brought
about only by enforcing it ripidly. f
course von know that 1 like the saloon
keepers. Ninety per cent of them ae
just as pood men as any other citizens.
They have just as many riphts as
others, and I am trying to get them
tlieir riuhts.
"But you can't a.-k im- to wilfullv
break the law. What we want to pet
is local option, and I won't vcte for any
man this fail who does not come out iu
favor of it. Neither should you."
IMPRISONED IN GERMANY.
A Cleveland Man Arrested I or Not Serv
ing in the Army.
Ci.fvfi.ani, July 31. William (ila
ser, au engineer on the Y alley railroad,
has returned from Germany.
While in Reichsnan, (iermany, he
was arrested and thrown into prison for
having failed to serve three years in
the army, as required by the ( iermaii
law. The authorities informed him
that for this offense he had been fined
200 marks and must serve 40 days in
jail.
After much trouble (Jlaser sueceded
in securing a hearing a;id was finally
told that his sentence had been remit
ted, but that he must not leave Ger
many until his case had been investi
gated by a higher court. He, however,
left the country at the first opportunity.
Charged With ShooMnu Kive Men.
Haoekstowx, Mil., July 31. James
Beard, colored, of Brunswick. Mil., has
been arrested near Charle.-iowu, W. 'a.,
and lodged in jail on the charge of
shooting five colored men at a picnic at
Island park, in the Patomae, in this
county. Beard got into an altercation
and fired his revolver in a crowd.
one was seriously hurt. He will proba
bly be brought to Hagerstowu on a
requisition.
Coufesned to a Ilorrihle Crime.
St. Lot is, July 31. Emmet Havers,
the colored man who" was brought here
several days apo from Hannibal, Mo.,
to escape lynching for the outrage and
murder of Mrs. J. W. Cain, ie-ar Ful
ton, last Tuesday, has confessed. Ho
said he outraged her and then cut her
throat eight times.
Aristocratic Klection ISmter Fined.
I.oNiox, July 31. Lord Wod. house,
eldest son of the Earl of Kimbeily. who
led the mob that attacked H. Rider
Haggard, the novelist, and his party at
Staiham. while he was on his election
eering Tour, has been fined for his par
ticipation in that utlair.
They .May I ii;ht In Mexico
Kan Antonio. Tex.. July 31. A pri
vare telegram has been received hen
from one of the olticers of the Florida
Atliletic clrb, inquiring as to tlie feasi
bility of pulling off the Corliett-Flt.-
Slmmons battle in Mexico, iHs across
the Krder from Laredo or Eagle Pass,
Mexico.
Itroke His Neck While l:athlnsr.
Niaiiara Falls, July 31. Alexander
Logan, son of ex-Mayor Logan, was en
joying the surf bathing at tirmisby
UlVlll'T into the Wave I li. e ..
where he made the plunge was only
thlee feet deep, and ill one of his dives
Ins Jn-ad 'Tuck the hard sand with
such force that his neck was broken.
The Atirania lea-lies I'ort.
New Yotik, July 31. The Cnnard
Titi. t..-.or liir'inio 1 ......;.. M . I." . .
from Liverjxiol and neeustowii, which
nion-jH'ii'-il in nisiiess looui 10 Jlliies
eat of Saut.y Hook, has arrived in port.
She was delayed by damaged ma
chinery.
The Iuke or Argyll Married.
Loxihix, Julv The Duke of Ar
gvll has leeu married to Miss Ida Mc
Neill. formerly a ladv of the bedchamber
to the queen and a cousin of Sir John
McNeill, who married the Duke of
Argyll's sister.
PITH OF THE NEWS
The directors of the Russian petroleum
companies way that they have not arrived
nt an agreement with the American i.eti-.i
lt;u m syndicate to partition the petroleum
market.
Cardinal (iilibons will s;end a few (lavs
at the St. Sulpice semiti.irv in Paris be
fore returning to the I'nited States.
The natives of Cabagau. in the province
ot caravan, on the island of Luzon.
Philippine group, recent I v amlm-hed a
party of Spanish troops, kiliinp and
wounaing several. A Spanish punitive
column oilmen ana Killed l Hi natives.
Seven members of the Mafia, who only
recently came to s-t. l,ouis from .ev Or
leans, attempted to murder Michael
ileelo, an Italian interpreter.
At the I Inn. r!i ..1. ii-o ! ...... : T .
. ' " . . ' Ill Ijt'U-
don, M. S. A. Andree read a paper propos
ing oanoon route to me nortti pole.
Two million dollars iu cold were de
posited in the New York sub-treasury Ijy
tiie noiiti symiicaie.
K. Y. Delis and his fellow prisoners at
Woodstock played football in the street
iM'liiml the jail.
Brewers at New York are preparing to
iipnt in congress agaiust, an increased tax
on Deer.
Memlers of the Japanese legation at
vvaslnnpton Uoulit the reports received
via i-tussiatnat Japan is arming for war.
Theo Wygant. county treasurer of Ara
pahoe county, of winch Denver is the
county seat, retired from the oihee on ac
count or Ins maiiihty to furnisli a satis-
laciory ikuiu lor f.ioo.iioo.
In a saloon row at Oskaloosa, la.. Nute
.tones, colored, was killed. Kirkman
while, woundetl. and Barkeeper Kchlin
nioi in rout n me ripni loot.
The counsel of William Caesar, colored
the murderer of Mary Martin, who was
to have Iteen executed at Sing Sum this
wees, nas tiled notice of appeal, which
acts as a slay ot execution.
At Ona. 1 miles east of Huntinirton
W. Va., Lon Dthart. a welldigper. was
nronaniy iat uy injured. The rope broke.
ne leu io iet and struck the stony bot
torn of the well.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Darwin Mcllraith of
Chicago, who are on a bicvele trip
around the world, arrived in San Fran
cisco. Yellow fever continues severe at Yera
Cruz. The fever is epidemic at Mazat
lan, where there have Ix-en many deaths.
Judpe Marshall has ordered a grand
jury to investigate alleged corruption in
the administration of the government of
West Superior, Wis.
The Invest igatlon of Mavor Stark
weather of West Superior. Wis., who is
accused of receiving money from the
gamblers and saloon men, has been going
on for the past two week..
CTDAVf
MAY BOLT THE AMALGAMATED.
l-uddlers of the Sixth District Cull a Con
vention to Consider the Maimer.
Ci.kvf.i.axd, July 31. A call has been
issued for a convention of all the pud
dlers in The Sixth district, to be held at
Youngstow n on Aug. !, to consider a
proposition to surrender tlie charters of
their lodges iu the Amalgamated asso
ciation ami formulate plans for a new
orpanizatioii. This action is the result
of tiie discovery by the puddlers that
tiie new scale of wages does not take
eifect on Air.'. 1, as they had expected.
According to one clau-e of the agree
ment between tiie ir -n workers and the
manufacturers, the shipments of bar
iron from the m lis during July and
August are to Ik- reported and the scale
la.-ed upon tho.-e shipments is to take
etiect on or after Sept. 1. The puddlers
claim they were ignorant of that apiee
ment. Tlie sentiment in favor of break
ing away from the Amalgamated asso
ciation is said to l-e grow ing, and it is
believed the Youngstown convention
will re.-ult in action of that kind.
Iouii.I SiX.COO In Itoyus stamps.
Hi FF.M , July 31. Secret service de
tectives have found a satchel contain
ing i'.'s.lKMi worth of lipus stamps,
which belonged t Mrs. McMillan, alias
Mrs. Mack, of Hamilton. int.. who is
now in jail awaiting trial for partici
pating in a stamp ci nmterf citing scheme.
The satchel was found on the T rrace
iu the possession of a erson whose
name is. withheld, and who may be a
member of the gang. Mrs. Mack fainted
when she heard of it.
llu.sey's Trial For lltaekinail laided.
Nkw Viikk, July 31. The trial of
Policeman Amhro-e W. lluv y. who is
accused by the Park hurst- society of
having levied bke-kmail, is ended.
Police Captain Sohulte said that ilin
sev w as an in. .tl'etisive man. 'He is
only a slob.'' he said, "and was the in
nocent tool of ex- ardmau rshiilvey.
his partner, who fooled me for seven or
eight months. He has been retired
from the force.
A Hermit Fatally Assaulted.
Chm.LK'OTHK, )., July 31. James
O'Brien, aged , a hermit living in the
wilds of Mount Logan, ha- been found
in an unconscious state near his yard.
He regained consciousness long enoug'
to accuse Jim Seamonr of the assault.
for robberv. O'Brien is dying. Sea-
mour escaped.
An Italian Woman Attempts Suicide.
Nkw YeliK, July 31. Mary Rinaldi,
a young Italian woman, living ar, J2
Washinpton street, attempted suicid-'
by cutting her throat, iu a frenzy of
grief in the death of her child. The
latter full from a window and wa
crushed to death. The mother is in a
serious condition.
A Hanker Found Head.
Nr.w Yokk, July 31. Simon Worm
ser, ill years old, a widely-known
banker, who lived at 3i Fifth avenue,
ha- been found dead on the stoop of 7-
East Sixty-sixth street. The body was
taiieii to the East Sixty-s. venth street
police station.
Drowned hy a ClouiUui rst .
Oii.t Miirs, July 31. A cloudburst at
Wellston Hooded streets and cellars,
carried away the waterworks dam and
drowned some Italians working in a
street railway cut before they could
escape.
lttiyHl Kiisiaiis Start For Denmark.
St. PKTKKsniTit;. July 31. The Dow
ager Czarina of Russia. Grand Duke
George, the cz.arwitch, whose state ot
health coiirim cs unsatisfactory, and
Grand Duke Mi hael, have started lor
Denmark.
fiuardrd to Frevent Lynching.
Sr.l:;KNT, Ky.. July 31. At Coebnrn,
Ya , Samuel May, deputy United States
marshal, shot and killed Mr. Nasi..
The jail at WisoC. H. is being guarded
to prevent the lynching of May.
Itewartl Olleled lor Pierce's llo.lv.
Whikj.ini;, Jnlv 31 The where
abouts of Lea R. Pie:--.... the Parkers
burg man who mysteriously disappear
ed over a week apo, is as niu'-h a mys
tery as ever. Pierce was known to
have a large amount of money in his
possession, and from en I'liiii-taiii'cs sur
rounding the case it is now pretty gen
erally believed he was spirited "away,
murdered and robbed and the bodv
theown in the river. This th. orv has
been adopted by Mrs. Pierce, who has
oslered a reward for the recovery of hei
husband's bodv.
A l.nsiness Man Disappears.
HiTFAlo. July 31. hiirles T. Baker.
a bushiness man of Jackson, Mn-h ,
who arrived herewith bis wife alxi-t
ten davs ago. has misteriously disai
pored six davs apo. Mrs. Hakt-r has re
turned to li parents' home in Clinton
la . after telling the police that she i:
certain that her husband has met death
They have found no trace of him.
The Whole Company Arrested.
Sx I KAX.WS4 ii. July 31. The pro
duction of the play entitled, "The
t rune of a CeuTury." which T. laced on
the stape at the Alcazar theater, w;is
Mopped in the middle ot the third act.
on account of the court ininnctioii. It
was based oli the Emanuel church mur
ders. Ihe company was sent to jail.
THE MARKETS.
1'iTTsiti no, Jnlv ;).
WHEAT-No 1 red. '.Bu7T-.- N...
Mt7'-.
red.
CnHX-Ko. 2 TPli'iw ear
2 yellow sh-lled". 52 .?.".,.;
fU,.".-"..!-.
OATS-Xn. 1 white. :a t:'.J'.
XI' -Mr: NTi
mix .1 ear, 5
,v. N'o. 2 d.,, :iH4
firm
txtra No. ;i wliitc, ifti'.,..!. A-jf; mixed.
liA No 1 tim.thy. S17.."iO'Ms in. Xo 2time
thy, ?.eo.ili .:); pa. king. i:ni! r.i. ii; No. 1
feedinij; pruine, il I atoi I 0 ); waeon hay.
Ll'TTER Elgin creamery. 21 ..-:
f.-mrv rr. ;ini. ry, 17 'tis-; fancy count ry
1 12c : 1. w jr-ade.- and cookinir, 5'i7c.
CHEESE hio mild. new. K'2.,!V:
Ohi
roll
i"'K. new, loitiUe: InniM rs.T, new, ltiiii'',r:
w isrnnsm Swiss, 12tfl:tc; iliio Swiss, ll'..12.
Elil.s Stncrlv fresh Penp-vlvania and Ohio
in cas, .s. ll"il'-2c: ,S"Ue m .re for eandltsl
oi iani-i.ar)re live i-ni. h.-ns. lij i7.x? pi-r
pair: l:vo chickens, small, ".o.t.iiie; spring
ClilCKer.s. jo 'toue HS t.ime; dr.-ssed ehlckenx,
lu-T'.12c per pound; dres-ed s.rinp chu-kt-ns,
17 a 1 sc.
East I.irfhtv. Pa . July 30.
.rtii or. net-eii.is ii'nt loony, tnostly com
mon crudes; j.riees l.").i2nc liiLilo-r than l.tst
week Prime, r : i 5 So, e.xl. f4 lHi I 7.1; soed
tntcners . 4?'lt W: rotiuh fat.
in4t'; l!Ulls, stilus and c..ws. 1.75aaui;
Iie-i i-r,vs ai d spriJUfers, lol jittinia.
M'XtS Hcceipts li.it: market slow; l-r
light trades, f.i 4"i"i .10; rommoii tt, fair. .1 A
(i;b W; t'iiiih-. :i .Vi4 5).
SHEEP AN"I LAMliS-Snptily light :
pJ.tp strct.g: latnbs and other -he . sow
r.-xi-ort. ?4 en iti 2.1: ixini. .:ia.i:t (H: ...!.
i tuii a, fair.n :i l l. t ominon. .' tl.t4:
ye;,riings lijoiiij ii"). st.rina lionl.s, ooii;, o
ei cans H5j2t5.ue. htavv and thin calves,
t4 uvaj j uu.
Cim-inn ati. .inly au
Hi ",s Mirket slow ai.a l.r lower at .Vot
k.; receipt i. 1,'JU hi-a-i: l.l;iin.-n ts. luij
I t-ail
t ATTI.E Market steady at 2 2.irt.i.iO; re
cel 's nkj head : sJiimu nts 2il h. ad
' SHEE1' AN1 LA.M1JS sheef market lneher
at i ,V'r,.'4 7.1. receipts, 7.1'je J,. a.l -l.ipments.
1 V l,ta(L Latnns. market lilgliei at 2 .10
N'l w Ynr.K. .Inly an.
WHEAT Spot market w. r.ki-r. No 2 re-l
Mor unci t-l.-vator. 7.1'.c; afi at. V.t. ; f . b..
"''"' "" 1 northern, 77-c ii. li vt-retl ; Xu. 1
har,7"3c deJiveretL
' ' hN Srx.t mark, t ip.ill No 2 kic eli
vi.tor. A'.c afl. at; No 2 white. 4Pi..c f. . J,
afloat
OATS Spot market dull. No 2. 2s-e store
No 2 de.ivere.1. No 3. c; No 2 white!
h-' j.. 12 -..o; tra-k white. :-:l,-ai.
I 'ATTLIE: Europiau t ahl. s t.unte American
steers at liil V l-r s.uiid dr. s-e.1 weight
retni:crator i eef ai!uSf')L- ir i.,Unit
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Sh, eT. st-adv ; k.kh1
to diuirf lair.' - firmer; otli. rs a -hade easier:
about 2J0.1 nea-l unsold, sheep. infeH. r ts,
rh ue, ;'su(.?:ia); lambs, interior to stncUT
Choice. 14 75"rrt.20.
HtCi8 Market stcadjr at JS. JC'iiO.
OMAHA'S A. ia:!!!.
Tomorrow May Be a Bloody
Day In Her History.
UIVAL POLICE I'OKU'.S LIKELY.
A Itistrlct Court Judgr Iteailv t I-sut
Any .lndicial rtlcr Wanted hy the
A. I. A. Adherents New law to ir
Into Kllert Toiimi rtw.
Omaha. .Inly :11. As the first day of
August approaches, the day upon which
the Cliurchill-Kussell A. 1. A. law p; s
into ert'ect. the interest iu jiolice maf
ters become- intt nsitietl anions all
classes of citizens. Ever since the ap
pointment of Chief of l'olice White by
the present board of lire ami bolioo
commissioners, and until last Sunday
the ; mi. -ii generally prevailed that : :i
armed coiitlict w as almost uiivoi.lable,
if two rival police ami lire c. mmis
Fioiiers vvi re st t up.
The malcontents ami io!ice plotter?
have been in almost constant confer
ence with the luemlHTs of the radical
element of the A. 1'. A., of wlum Judc
Scott is the head ami Attorney Coveil,
partner ol Churchill, the leading liht..
Nearly all of the 22 policemen who
were recently dismissed by tiie present
board have been enrolled as a nucleus
of the oliee toice to be oroanied lo
The new board, and they boast t lint all
are armed. As a part of The well-laid
programme it has Is-en announced that
.ludLre Scott ha- not adjourned his sec
tion of the district court and will b i
hand to issue any judicial order re
quired for the plans of the new board.
Jt is said The plan is to appoint the
conimissionei s under the. terms of th.
Chnrohill-Kiissoll law, at a late hour
tonight, ami have them ready to take
possession of the affairs of the police
early tomorrow morning. II tin y resist
they are tola arrested. These arrests are
to le followed by the arrest of Chief of
Police White, and all of The others of
the force who are not in sympathy with
them and who are not ready lo do then
biddings. Scott is to lie on hand and
issue all writs that miht le necessary
to aid in erecting the machinery of the
new law.
r.mtal Treatment f an Kiiiim Wiiiiimi.
Watkk rows, X. V.. .Inly :il. Mrs.
Ilartie C.v(y, wife of Hurt Covey, a
resident of .layvillo, on the Caitiiatre
and Adirondack railroad, eloped .lime
22 with John Kirch, superintendent of
a sawmill, leavinir one child Kirch
left a wife and four children. They
went to Michigan, but beeoniiiiLT dissat-i.-li.'d.
.Mrs. Covey returned home the
oth. r inojif. She was run out of town
and on ret urniiiK. a crowd stripped her
of her clothing and bruised hei so terri
bly that she may die.
May I"ay Jsllo.ooo In l ines.
Kkwankk. Ills., July :51. II. Clay
Merritt. ch.irtrod with illegally dealing
in gallic, has been fouml guilty by .Ins
tice l'yle and tines were assessed against
him to the amount of 2:i.i.o.i. .Merntt
took an appeal to the circuit court, but
was obliged to furnish bonds m .-sio.oo I.
Two in. .re suits will be bron:ht atranist
Merritt, involving 2, Ton ijuail and .lucks,
and if these cases also prove successful
Merntt will have lines to pay ill the
afjgreate of about I m.oou.
Sues lio aio I or t.lMIO.OIHI.
Clin t.i. .Inly :J1. Harry M. Srow
lias l.ej2iin suit .iainst the city of Chi
cago for f i.oo'i.tHMi. Stow claims that
he was allowed piteiit in Js,i tm ;i
method for paviiiit streets with cedar
Mocks, and tliat the city of Chicago lias
used his method since then without
payin-r any royalty, lie iiures that
:;,o(j().(.o() is duo him.
All Lnil.-HYnr Ill-legate 1is-lni;.
Boston. July :1. A most mysterious
atlan connected with the recent Chris
tian Knilei! i r convention ht-re has jn.-t
come to liht. Mrs. K. T. tlardmei of
Ari iulia, Neb., who came here as a del
egate to the convention, h;us not yet re
turned to her )io:nt- and husl and and
child, and the report of her death lie re
is not supported by the records, by any
known facts.
Harrison C limhs a Mountain.
Oli Fohoi., N. Y.. July it-neral
Harrison, Mrs. MeKee, Sirs. Iliminick.
Master Ben and Miss Mary MeKee and
Secret ary Tibbett, together with IJuide
Sperry. walked to the top of I'.ald
mountain and took lunch t here. Tiie
mountain is s-hi feet above the lakes.
When not fishing, tieiieral Harrison
spends his time in cruising about the
lakes.
May Snreeerl Minister linn.
Mil WAt KKK. July :il. It is repc-rtod
here that Kdward C. Yall. --t b.air
man of the Democratic central commit
tee of Wisconsin, will be a pointed
minister to Japan, to succeed Minister
Dun. It is said tliat both Senators
Yilas and Mitchell are willing to in-dor-e
hint, and that his friends are
working in his behalf
Itace Hint In Alahama.
T'.ii:min;ham. Ala., July 31, A riot is
rnKinn at lirook-ide. 14 miles west, be
tween negroes ami whites, over killing
of a deputy sheriff by a neirro Four
men are reported killed. Fifteen depu
ties have lelt for the scene.
Confidence In Ihe Ministry.
Rotr, July The chamber has
voted confidence in the cabinet almost
unanimously.
Iteporter Ilics of Yellow IVvpr.
Havana, July :'!. A reporter for a
New Yoik newspaper named Yllaiddeil
has died iu Havana of yei.ow fever.
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PRINTING
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Is a special lvin to business men who, hnviiur
ilnft.st unconsciously into tilt; drink hnl.it ami
awaken to find the disease of alcoholism fastened
iijnn them, rendcrinir them until to iiianaue af
fairs reqiunii a clear brain, A four weeks
course of treatment at the
PITTSBURO KEELEY INSTITUTE.
No. 42 ir. Fifth Avenue,
restores to them all their powers, mental and
physical, destroys the abnormal appetite, and
restores them to the condition thev wen-in 1k--fonr
they indulge I in stimulants. This has U-en
done n more than 000 rases t mated here, and
am.. us; them siiine of your own neiphlmrs, to
whom we can refer with confidence as to the
atisolnte safety and efficiency of tlie Keclev Cure.
The fullest and most s an iiiiiL invi-stiL-alinn is
nvited. Send for isuni.ulct giviuj; full iuionaa
tiou. CUGGSES at iPiicPiai
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4 ia--vs i..Niirrvy 47 outfit AI.L v -Jk f
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An lt-ant Knir'i-'i pli;inn.'i pr-araii"i
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Kntireiy v.i-et.iiic . frs- from hariefii! ilnii;--
!n H:iM(lbo:nc Packages, Pi ice 5U tts.
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ROYAL TILLS.
Same medicinal t.i-o-rt:.-s xs l!io ai. F.i.ixih, ii
lioxes. :ii liii.s t.i I ox, for 5 tt-lils.
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It ARSOLUTI LY rrcvents slirrln?,
ami in-i:rt"i ri . ; .-.iA;y ami cttut.tn to
Imr-f :t?.'l di ivt-r.
Slnti v i: li t Ntvfr-Ii, your lior'8
firt aiv:w .i-; in pH.. Mi.iil ii in k')t so
l.y li.t " i it -r t-t .-t'i:.-t.ui:ly K-iuiae tlio
The CALKS arc RrMOVAfil.r-.
Stccl-OcntereJ nil J SF.Lr-SnARPF.NING
When worn out no. t'.ilks c:m W- ei-ilv in.
tM-nc.i M i: ii'.iit remevin sIi.h--;. s:iini; an
iniim-iise :ii.i. i.:. t ol time Usually lost at tlie
l.i.i. ksimtli sli..p.
On r.-ecji-t ol -ost.i1 t ill iimil free r.nr ile
si rieti -. c irciila i ;aii in:- -i i- .l ilke.l
SIi.m-s. r ...iy o i-e i.aileil on. t.r trial, oilvretl
this miller ill -. cr lew .ri-cs.
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CENTRE STREET, EBEHSEDRB
'I'MIS well known an.l innit estahlinhed Shavintc
1 I'a rlnr is now located enlentre street, op
l,si.e ihe livery Ptal.le ol li'liara. Ihivls X I.uth
er. wtiere tlie I n-nnpts will I e carne.l on in the
luture. SlUVI.Vi:, HAIK rPl'lINd AM
SHAMIHIIIMi th.ne in tlie neatent ami mwt
artistic manner. (Dean Towels a F.eclalty.
?-I-aiiies waOeil on at their residences.
JAMES II. II A NT.
Proprietor
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Mam Street, Near Post Office
"'-The nmlerslapetl desires to Inform the pub
lic th.it ho has opened a nhavinn par or on
Main str -el. near the jxict office where harherinit
In all It-' hrancho-s will t carried on In the
future. Kvervthintr neat anrl clean.
Your paixunaKe solicited.
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luig todj w itbout tli- m. 13i:t af-.erailiiiek Lt-jj
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BARTER AZOtOIJE CO., Now York.
P'"!. SMALL DOSE, SMALL FRIGE
FOR
BILLING WOSKKfiS
f cither 8cx,anv.-it , in any pa.-t of the c.nintrv
it the ci n. . .vin. nt niiidi ftiri.i.Ii V.,,, , ,
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Wc snprlvjon wiih all that u. . .1- I. I: ;:;
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can do the work. Itt-ir.i.t rs iii.m. x tr....-
Hit- Mart F: ilurc is unknon n wi. !i our . ..i k. rs.
Kicry hour yon lalmr you can . a.iiv make a .leilar.
No tint- who in wiliinp to work fail- . i.-,k. .n..re
money every day than can I t- tua.le in tl.r. . ,a
at any nr.lii.ar employment, s. ,i lr (it c bout
coutniiiing the fullest intoruiati.m.
H. HALLETT Sc
Box 880,
CO.,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
JOHX F. STUATVOM i. ,
43 A 45 Walker St. TOKK.
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MUSICAV. MERCHANDISE.
Yiolins, Guitars. Sanjos. Accordeons. Harmon!
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