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A Dual Convention Probable at
Harrisburg Today.
OUAY JI'l'EAKS TO E ULVNER.
Itoth Si.les II. .1. 1 M HiK-iia and Ouay's Itoll
of iK-IPButeii Shows a Majority Th
iilkpn rond Capture. nv-iit ion
Hall Coinriuie lalkeil of.
Hakuishi i!.;. An-. -.s.Th'i anxiously
anticipated caucuses of the two factious
of the state KepuMican party have been
hehl, ami the results thereof make it ap
pear certain that .Senator yuay lias
majority of the legally elected delegates,
anil lists therefore won his fi'ht. The
Quay caucus determined to hold a sep
arate convention, ami unless there is a
compromise, two conventions will meet.
The pr ispect of an exciting battle has
attracted to Harnsburg manv of the
roughest element from the larjrer cities,
and trouble is looked tor, altho.ili then.'
lias been nothing more serious than an
occasional fist tight. Aside from the
announcement that Quay has a major
ity of the delegates, and "that there will
probably be two conventions, the new
feature has been the capture of the 0i
erahouse, wh.-re tin; convention Was to
lie held by the anti-Quay people.
A dramatic company was holding
forth at the operations. Chairman
Jilkeson is said to have received intor-
matiou that the Quay people, had
planned to till the house with 'heelers.
Who Would refuse to leave at the end of
the jK-rformance, and remain all night
thus gaining poession of the house
xo nn umii'ui mis move. Chairman
CilkeMon bought oil the theatrical com
pany, and securing the keys from the
lesee, placed ill tile hou-e about 10(1
policemen, tiremeu, special officers
and other determined men. who arrive
from Pittsburg under charge of Super
liuen.ienr or f'olioe Koger Mara of
that city. Their meal- were sent in to
them, and they remained in the house
all night.
Today's convention is to select can
didates for state treasurer and superior
judges. li. .1. Haywood of Mercer
comity will probably bt chosen for state
trea-urer, but it is possible that the six
judges who were appointed by iovernor
Hastings, and who it was thought
would be unopposed f.,r the nomina
tion, will find themselves cast aside by
the Quay people and new men named
for their places. Among the dark
hors. s named are Judges Wilhelm of
Schuylkill. J avenport of Krie. Stewart
of Franklin, Crumrine of Washington
and Schaef'er of J)e:aware.
The state committee when it met re
ceived from the yuiiy caucus the re
ipiesf for a separate convention. The
request was referred to a sub-commit-fee,
who it is understood, will endeavor
to arrive at an amicable agreement wirli
the anti-Quay leaders, whereby onlv
one convention may be held.
It is also under-txMl that the Quay
people have engaged the hall over the
Chestnut Street markethouse, which
seats .".oo persons, arid will hold their
convention there if the effort to arrive
at an amicable agreement with the
anti-Quay people fails.
The anti-Quay leaders are claiming
that there were I.Vi delegates at their
caucus, although there was no ro-llcall, ,
and that the yuay people worked the
old trick of answering to ttie names of
delegates who wen- n. t present. The
ami Quayites say their forces remain
unshaken, and that they had l.V. un
contest. -.1 delegates at their caucus, a
majority of seven.
The anti-Quay people got together
first for their caucus, but their session
was a secret and short one, lasting
about ten minutes.
The caucus of the Quay delegates met
in the Quay headquarters, and the re
porters for the newspapers were ad
mitted. On motion of' Walter Lyon of
Pittsburg, Senator Penrose of Philadel
phia was made chairman and Senator
Kennedy secretary.
The roll of delegates was then called
and l.VJ whose seats are uncontested
answered to their names. The five
contestants from Philadelphia and one
from Wyoming county were called and
the.r votes recorded. " When the name
of Henry X. Shultz of Philadelphia
was called. I'nited States District At
torney Ingham of Philadelphia stated
that he had a tele-ram frem Mr. Shultz
Baying that lie had missed the train!
but .f in Harrisburg he would l,e with
Quay. His name was added, making a
total of l.V.t delegates for Quav. six of
whom are contestants, leaving 1 .-:, or
eight more than the 1 r, nects.-ary to
elect. The list is as follows:
Allegheny. Lyon, Torreuce, Ken
nedy; Armstrong. parr, Jackson;
lteaver. Moulds. May. Corbus; Pedford,
Zeth: Perks. Pawling. Jennings. Kauff
man, Khst, Fryberger; Blair, liavmond.
Anderson; Bradford, Storms. Kintner
C. A. Innes; Butler, Marks. Thomas';
Cambria. Kohinson, Cameron, (iregory;
Carbon, Thomas. Heydt: Chester, P.uck
walter, Speakman. Pri.er. Menoutrh.
Merrick; Clarion, Jones. Bailev; Clin
ton. Keed; Columbia. Sands'- Craw-
Yr.f.l 11...... u i
....... ...si. j;iv. Andrews. r-a-ger
uiiiuenami. iiettle. Uhey, Hevd
i 'annum. Lynch. Haokeiistoo, Mcll
liimiy. Meetch. Dennison: Delaware
Hippie, McDowell. Qui-lev. Smith
Welsh. Hannslt y: Klk. Darling; Krie
IVp:net, Sawdy, Waters, I'ierce. Hav
J-ayette. Hailey. Du-hane, Hazlctt
Byrne; Fore-r. P.evans: Franklin. Bal
linger, Harhaugh. Hippie; Fulton
StiatTner; (Jreene, Donnelly; Hnntiii"
""" -Montgomery, Harrison; Indiana.
iiariman. jtoititisou: Jefferson, Klkiu
iill; Juniata, Shnniau: Lancaster
Brown, Woh!sen,C,ro,Mayer,Sentman,
Reich, Kckman. Keist. Mnwr l.i.o.fv
Uawrence, Mc( otinell. Clark, Douthit;
Lebanon. Karnest, Hartz. Heterich;
Jtcivean. f.reenewald. Andrews: Mer.
cer. ;raul. Boyd. Miller; Miftliu, Reed:
jiomgoiuery, narker. faille. Kelty
Kppeliemier. Scott. Light. Tees; Pliifa
neipma. otre, Harry Hunter. John
iiuuier. i'olloik. Durham. House
man. Penrose, Crow. Sparks. Brown
""""i". Duucn. Jiarvev, 1'ugh. Pat-
Ion, (oniie.l: Pike. Angel; I'otter
: s" ny'k.il. Bali. Dentrler.
r-imups, .1. i,. (i.,;ail. Barto. H.,r-
ietr; J-yuder. i otter; Some
t..r Pal I-;. .
f. rv i in ui.-i : uS'ii;enai.-
na. .Moore. J.:ttle: Ti,...a. I.rr U .1
cock; I'uion. Mus
ma;
enaiifTo, Kvaus
i uipps; Warren, 1 homj.son. Hall:
vv asninrtoii, I'attersnn.t ir, aves, Uudke.
Dunlap; Wayue. Ford; Westmoreland,
wormiuia, nailin, Ut, Carver. Total
New
Trust- I'lirt-liiue t t.r......l
(1II
A'K. AUiT. L'S . The sih. of tV,
nisKy trusts plants has been cou
f.rmed by the federal court .Tud-e tea
man lias entered the order snlistautialiy
s presenteil by the counsel for the
American Spirits Manufacturing com
pany. The opposition endeavored t.
eenre an appeal from the action of the
court, but it was refused. The new or
ganization has now no lesral hindrance
in the way of engaging in business.
v tun
l-ouif Mn,t Hurry Hi. Appeal.
WAsHiN.iTON. Ait. 2S. Jndpe Charles
1. Iinr of tho supreme court of Michi
gan, who apjn aled from the decision of
the court of appeals of the District of
olnmbia in his pension case to the su
pieme court of the United States h is
not yet perfected Irs appeal by filing the
record, and the attorney general has
served notice on him that unless he
d.Kf.s so by .Sept. lij he will have the ap
peal dismissed.
Hulltight Promoter ArreMe.l.
Denver. Aug. 2s. J. h. W(,ife of
J "ripple Creek, the promoter of the (iil
lette bullfight, has ln arrested and
taken to Colorado Springs. He was
unable to furnish bonds and is now in
the Kl Paso county jail at the Springs
Officers have Un-n sent to iillette to
arrest the Mexican bullfighters, to
gether with the Meadows boy. Ari
jurnn Charlie and tliu Kid.
BOSTON'S GREAT GALA DA V.
The Kiiiulit- Para.le La-tr.1 live Honrs
l'lit.n-an.! Saw It.
Boston. Aug. is.All Boston is dis
cussing the greatest gala day the city
has ever seen. For more than five
hours the principal avenues were occu
pied by plumed Knights Templar, and
hundreds of thousands of spectators
obligingly crowded onto the sidewalks
to give them room. The day was a fine
one, and at no time was the tieat great
enough to cause much discomfort.
There were none too many grand
stands to accommodate the immense
throng that- clamored for seats, although
' almost every loot of available .-pace
along the line of march had teen
covered with platforms and s ats.
The Knights presented a splendid ap
pearance on parade, and with very few
exceptions, completed the entire line of
march. As they passed the reviewing
stands before (iraiiri Commander Mc
Curdy and Governor Jreeiii.alge, and
later liefore Chief Marshal Lawrence
and Mayor 'urtis, many of them exe
cuted intricate miliary evolutions,
which won the admiration of the
thousands who witnessed them. These
tactics were also introduced by ttie
more proficient coinnianderies at inter
vals along the lii e of march, (treat
admiration was expressed at the ap
pearance of the California and other
western delegations.
Last evening was given up by the
Knights to general merry-making.
1 here were banquets and receptions
galore, and at every headquarters open
house was in order. The conclave was
o!!ici;:iiy opened by exercises in Masonic
temple immediately after the close ol
ttie parade. Today the serious business
of the conclave is in order.
THE SIOUX CITY TRAGEDY.
Arrmts Maih as Konhle Mnrilrr ami Rb-
lery Is siisM'ctel.
Sioi xCn v, la , Aug. .'s. Startling
developments have come to light in
coiinetion with the double tragedy in
which Max Noack and Ira Minter,
alias Hazel Hammond, lost their lives.
The most important rind is the discov
ery f ttie imprint of a strange man's
hand on the dust in the room in which
the todies were found ami an exit to
the alley below, which hail not bei n
notsced before. A hammer with what
appears to be human Mood on it lias
also been found. It is now thought
that this hammer figured in the kil.ing.
The theory of double murder with rb
lery as the motive is regarded as fully
continued.
Warrants have been worn out charg
ing Maud floyle, proprietress of the
house where the murder occurred, arid
Dan Berry, a pugilist who formcrly
lived in Omaha, with murder in the
hrst degree, and they Were both placed
under arrest.
A ftdegr am from Shelton, Ceb. , says
Noack was the son of a wealthy farmer
living near that city. The dead girl
was a prominent member of the Met iio-
tist church at Central City. Neb . where
her father lives, and moved in ttie liest
society there before coming here three
mouths ago.
JURISTS AT DETROIT.
A riistiiicuislieil ;atherinK at the Ameri
can liar A-.iciatiiii Con ventioti.
Dkiukit, Aug. -Js.An intellectual
looking assembly of ::oo leading jurists
aud members of the bar were present in
Y. M. C. A. hall when President Ja.ne.
C. Carter of New York trailed to order
the eighteenth annual convention of the
American Bar association After thank
ing the Detroit representatives of the
profes.ion for the cordial receptions
tendered the visitors the president read
a short list of the most noted jurists
present, who were invited to seats upon
the platform. Pre-ident Carter then
proceeded with the reading of his ad
dress. Following the president's address the
executive committee reported the elec
tion of ','7 new members during the past
y ar. The general council rejx.rted its
approval of r.' nominations for mem
bership, all of whom were thereupon
elected unanimously. The secretary re
ported l.Ui members on the roll besides
those elected today and during the year.
A balance of frl.TOO.yti was shown bv
the report of the treasurer.
-eriiiiiii-.i,ierienii Veterans In Germany.
Brkmkkiiavkx, Aug. ,'S. The ( ier-riiau-Aiueiican
war veterans were ac
corded a warm reception, ou their
arrival here, by the Veterans associa
tion of this city and by the delegations
from other veterans' associations from
different parts of (ierinany. President
Hinsch of the L'niou of Vomrades-in-Arins
met them on board the Fulda
and greeted the visitors iu a brief, but
powerful address. The different veter
ans' associations then marched to Llovd
nun, wuere r:ie American representa
tives handed to the presidents of the
tiermau association the American
medals.
Nlinistrr llenl.v Makrt
Washington. Aujj. 'JS
I5eciiest.
The depart-
ment
if state is in receipt of
a disiiatch
rriim Mr. Denby, the minister of the
United States at Peking, of July 10 last,
stating that in view of a request from
the consular lxxly at Shanghai, and with
the concurrence of his colleagues at Pe
king, he. as dean of the diplomatic
corps, had recpuested the government oi
China to replace in the Vangtse the
buoys anil beacons which were removed
during the recent war.
A tircat tethering .r
Liukkai., Mo., Auir.
Medium...
JV. CafalTin
yarn, tne sjnriiuaiistic mecca, has
opened its gates for the fifth time in an
annual encampment to the National
Sp'.r:tua!ists association. From all
parts of the United States there have
come the most noted lecturers, test
i. : .. ' .
mediums, trance and materializing me
diums, clairvoyants, trumpet mediums,
independent slate writers, mind read
er and epiritual healers.
Brutally Heat Two Women.
Serofnt. Ky., Aug. .'s.ti,, the Vir
pinia side of the Cumberland mount
ains, an unknown number of men went
to rtie home of Martha White, a well
known old woman, aged (io vears, and
pulled both her and her 20-year-old
tlaugliter from their bods, anil taking
them t a patch of woods near their
home, tied rtiem to trees and beat them
most brutally. The gang will be lvuched
if caught.
taiitury
T"
IIotl l-Iiiirineer ArrftP.i
ir.yr.K. ab?. SS. Bellmuth P
A nz. Bclliiitirh
iK-scner was tne signature written bv
the ex-engineer of the tiumrv hotel
when lodged iu jail here. He says he
is 22 years old. and insists that some
body else iprobably Peter (inmryi and
nor he, caused the explosion bv which
2.' lives were sacrificed. The warrant
on winch L.echer is held charges him
with murder.
No Serious Trouble llxperted.
Washington, Anp. 2H. The Kalispell
Indians, over wluw-e lands a dispute has
arisen with white settlers, are regarded
by Indian bureau officials
peaceable, and no serious trouble with
them is anticipated here. The dispute
over their lands is an nIH .....i ;
due to the absence of surveys.
Carlisle IUck In Washington.
Washington-. Amr. ss.-si-rti
and Mrs. Carlisle h:iv n.t..r,.u,i i..,
They lelt Washington almost a month
ai;o and spent most of tb ;..
toun.f the fireat lakes. Inter ... .l i..,. -
Klioit visit at Buffalo. Secretary t!ur
lisie lias resumed his official .in.;"...,
UMV.O.
Itaided a Lottery.
Chicago, Autr. 28. The nolic. hum
raided the headquarters of the Original
Little Louisiana Lottery company. The
raid created considerable excitement.
and
secrec uiitiernrouud ruimlwi.
ound to contain JO0.O0O lottery tickets
lor distribution. I ex
Timrn riTiiiri'nn "nmvr ransom again minister. I nrriWIM nnv'ii imlT I , I --- . . -
They Beat a Man Who Worked
Where They Quit.
FIREI AMONG
ASSAILANTS.
The Strike I fa.lfr Will rie nt His Wniimk
Vm a C'oxeyite and I'artu-ii.atrd In flic
Oiif-aK" Kiot Lively Tone Occurs at i
VaaKoiu-ta. t.
AI'AKONKTA, )., Aug. 5S. The
strike here on the waterworks trenches
has developed into a tragedy, and ttiree
men, Joshua Tiller of Pittsburg, Albert
Seifert and scar Yoorhees of this place,
have been shot. Tiller through the
liowels, Seifert through the arm and the
latter through the hand. Tiller will die.
The men went on a strike and declared
no one should go to work until their de
mands were satisiied. Some of them
went to work anyway, but were driven
out.
The trustees and the contractor or
dered Lewis Vanskiver and another
party to fill some trenches and cover
Some pipe in ttie Second ward. Thev
began work and a crowd of strikers
congregated and commenced beating
Vanskiver over the head with clubs
and shovel handles, breaking the larg
est ones by force of the blows. After
lie hail been struck several times tie
drew a revolver from his pocket and
fired into his assailants three times
with the above results. Several of the
participants have lieen arrested and the
ofticials are after others.
Vanskiver is a resident of this place
and is considered a good, straight fel
low, and public sentiment is apparently
with him. Other men will be brought
in and put to work immediately, and
every man connected with the assault
is being arrested.
l)T. John Nichols has just announced
that the ball passed entirely through
Tiller's intestines and says he only has
a few hours to live. Tiller was appa
rently the leader of the strike and was
with Coxey on his march ami in the
Chicago riots.
Seii-ation at a ISacet rack.
UKTRiUT, Aug. -Js. A sensation has
been created at the Windsor track. The
well-known horseman. Frank Ireland.
was remonstrating with Delaney,
r-tartur t ahlwell s assistant, for whip
ping the boy on Hanban while the
hores were at the post. Caldwell took
up the quarrel and stepped out of ttie
stand, ile and Ireland clinched and
exchanged several blows. The execu
tive committee after the races promptly
cancelled their engagement with Cald
well and fined Jrt-luud $oU0.
An l.art Ixittake shock L.very Iay.
v iifjiKAico, Aug. 2. Scientists
are greatly interested in the phenomena
occurring at the town of Pin .top, state
oi aaca, wnere, since Aov. 'J of last
year, not a day has passed without an
earthquake shock. People have aban
doned their stone houses and are living
in nuts made oi wood and matting.
reat alarm prevails, for each daily
shock is preceded by ominous roaring
under the sea. which is only K" miles
uisiaut.
Collecting; a Ta ly Force.
Clin -kasaw, I. T.. Aug. -'s (iovernor
f. I. .Moseley of the Chickasaw Nation.
accompanied by a body of Indian
police, has arrived here to collect ttie I
per cent tax of white intruders or put
those who should refuse to pay it out of
rue territory, mere is considerable ex
citement over the matter, and it is dif
ficult to tell the outcome, but it is be
lieved that those who have refused to
fetttle will do so now.
I'eniisyltaniHii Killed In
In-1.
( AIlAI.A.IAHA, .Mi x., AllR. 2S.
ieor"e S. Morris, an American mining
man, uas oeeu snor ana wuiiiiiled in a
duel at Ameca, a town west of here, by
a Spaniard named .lose halsaer. The
two men Had a quarrel over a business
deal and the Spaniard issued the chal
lenge to tiijlit a duel. .Morris accepted
. l.ll , . J.
.niunas Kiiied. iorris -ame to
loo two years ao from Pennsylvania.
Infernal Letter
I'oted
I'a ri.
Paris, Aug. s.
-lhe nolien hm-n
aeiinuely ascertained that the letter, or
uiaLiiiiif. which evjiioiied in
tne omce ot i;aron Alphonse do K'. ths.
nun on sn'iiriay alteinotin, severely
iiijuiiuK ins coniHieniial clerk, 31. Jod-
a-owitz, was posted in the city.
lllsked ll.-r I.iro to save llorneH.
i . ...
oonii iJKTHi.KHi'M, Pa., Ablt. 2S A
large stable near the Fritz .Memorial
church, occupied by Douglass Dondt
uas oeen uestroyed by tiro. Mrs
lloudt, at the ri"k of her life, heroic
ally dashed into the burning- buildiny
" icbcuou iniee norses.
Iron Ore Trade Inc
reusing.
Dlh th. Aug. 2S. Increasing
ore trade has made it imperativeTv
essary for the Duluth. Mesaba
iron
nee
md
orinein railway to erect another ore
oock ai iuintn. and work will lieoiii at
once, rr win he 1.21K) feet Ion
will cost f:."it,(HMi.
and
Turkey Will I'rotert American,..
It-
v AsHiMiTox, Aug. is. A cable has
oeen receiving irom .Minister Terrell at
me state nepartment saying: "Tht
Iorre gives empliatic assurances of se
curity for American citizens at Tarsus.
Hot Weutlier In Illinois.
yrixi-Y. 111., Aug. 2S. Several cases
oi prostrariou by heat have been re
ported here. Thermometers ranged
from Sf.i to 10 , which is the hottest ever
kiiow u ior tins time of year.
A Hanker Commits Suirido.
. .
Au- 2S. ,T. V. Lewis,
a banker of Chatham, Ills., has com
mitted sou-id by throwing himself in
irom oi a passenger train at Wauto-
WOSKU.
Iixon fiiven the Ileeilon.
PlKTllY A .-, . . .)tl t I."
.... infill was given a
utcision over riifin m 2o rounds iu ,
t.ght in this city.
PITH OF THE NEWS.
Ailispatc h from Home contradicts the
r. port that the Po,h- intends u.Jlh
A in: i.i-i . t ,i ... ,i ... ...
. , wlc , nue,, .iates
Three children of Hetirv Johnson and
w, e. colored living i the lotintrv "x
.l" ;r. , -Yv,a- Jx . ere bu rued to
thl i. n "'V,,na- His., mate of
n .... .
;." --.'-: ..leuotuiiiee. was uearlv
carved to pieces by two desperados
named yuiun and KoUrts of VkVo
Carlos H. Hlackman, who was reported
fatally shot at Hock Island. It 1 P bv
weVthvrn;i taret- rractlce- ' 'y
wea,th and prominent member of the
LhicaKo board of trade.
The wife of .Tames Tethherow, a farmer
iMi.K near Independence. Or., dr.ovned
her year-old boy and attc,ped o end
her own life, but was rescued Temnor
ry insanity was the cause empoi-
Aud,rveVvinifU7hoMU aK f
(Jen
.. . 1'"-"'. l uriiaou, in a
union.
critical cou-
an -,b-n fff"in from
one . e h. "'"" yi- ,V" a".nverae
oue misu.ess douse or residence iI
entered each niKht. and the aee
,.y ruuuerv tiave linen
iKirted. 'I ramps are suspected.
W
II. I-'arr and f'hu,t.. n....:
Intimate friend! fV,,V"","'.,,!iln9
QUently
worsted other bVa " ".,.1.,r
r'riendly.
W. Va Tl,. ..'V" 1,1
.restle to ,1f.-. .1 Kieu in a
( - no Lilt? I ' Li
o thesiwt Parr was thrown
the . ho.., ... ...
nd stistained i S 11 hl ba.
expected at any inomeut.
nee Led at . ' "J. u,s au" W
The I'rrsidrnt Semis the Mexican Krprr. Ill LjLL DUl 0 i)Uill.
I'resiilent Semis Ilie Mexican Krprr-
Hesitative a New oiiiiiii-ioil.
V.sHiiiTox, Aug. 2S. The presi
dent lias granted a new commission to
Matt W. Ransom. United States minis
ter to Mexico. This ends a legal com
plication. Iy which Minister Ransom,
after several mouths' service at his jxjst
at the City of Mexico, was declared in
eligible to fill the otllce to which he had
been appointed prior to ttie expiration
of his term as United States senator. It
was held by the treasury accounting of
ficers that he fell within a constitutional
inhibition against the appointment of
congressmen to offices created, or whose
emoluments had leeu increased, during
their services in congress.
It lias been generally understood that
Mr. Ransom would be promptly rea
pointed, and the slight delay which has
occurred presumably has been for the
purpose of definitely ascertaining that
there was no more legal or other ob
stacles in the way of renaming Mr.
Ransom to the Mexican mission. The
minister was in Washington a few days
ago. but is now in North Carolina re
cuieratiiig from an attack of illness, due
in part to the climate of the City of
Mexico.
TERROR AMONG ARMENHNS.
They Lear Turk Will l'miMi Them
For
IlriKamlH Crime.
CoN-TAXTlNol'lK, Aug. 111. Advices
received here from Krzinghian say that
great terror prevails among ttie Arme
nians there owing to the attitude of
the Turkish authorities. The latter, in
consequence of an attack which was
recently made by brigands upon a
Turkish colonel, during which a mem
ber of the escort was killed, are lx
lieved to he taking steps which will
have most serious consequences.
The Armenians are accused of being
the authors of the attack on the colo
nel, and it is alleged that a large force
of Turkish troops has been retaliating
by attacking t he villages and monas
teries of the vicinity and engaging in
other acts of violence. The Arme
nians, fearing a recurrence of the Sas
souin outrages, have appealed to the
ambassadors of the jowers at Con
stantinople for protection.
.eiit the Millionaire Spemll hrlft
iio
v ofNcir. Bi.i kfs, Ia.,Aue. 2h.
-leslie
I). St. Clair, the millionaire of Vin-
eennes, Ind.. who has been literally
burning money here for a week, has
left for home, lacing assisted by the
Iolice. The chief of jtolice arrested
him on suspicion of leing a bank rob
ber and made him gather up all his
money and took him to a bank, where
it was counted over and put in
the form of a draft ami sent to his ad
dress in Vim ciiiies by mail. He was
then sent along after it in custody of
an omcer.
A New Star For the Flag.
AsuixiiT.iN, Aug. . Preparations
itre in progress at the war department
to secure the incorporation of another
btar on the I nited States flags to repre
sent L tali. I he flags having ttie addi
tional star are not authorized to be used
until .July 4. ls:i, the date of the ad
mission of Utah as a state, and an
ouiii.ii inner win oe issued requiring
me cnange, to take effect on that date.
.."M.iinri.i iu ikevoiuiiouaiy Smliliers.
- ....... ...
iinim.i, -ting. i ne Iiiomi-
1... . .
iieni. in eoiiiiiiemoi anon or the bravery
of the famous ' Maryland 400," in ttie
liattle of Long Island, has been dedi
cated w ith imposing ceremonies. Th
monument was erected by the Mary
land society. I lie principal addresses
were delivered by Colonel (ieorge I).
J earre of P.altimore and (ieneral Hor
ace Porier of New York.
A Won.au M jsl. riousl MitiiiR.
iioiiiHToN, .Mich., Aur. vs. Mrs.
i'liillij) .Schuermann, wife of the mana
ger of the l Schuermami P.rewins
company, left the residence of .l.ihu
.Nelson, in West Honjjhton. to walk
noitie, a distance of less than two miles.
Mnce I lien absolutely no trace of her
Whereabouts has been found, and foul
piay is reared.
Itenliy l)oi nt; llix It.it v.
Wahin(jtox. Aug. 2S. The state de
partment is in receipt of a cablegram
from .Minister Ilenby, in which he
stales that in resoonse to .i rnni
jii.i.ie tiv nun to tile lsuiliT-l.l-Yai.i.,..
the taotai. Hsu Hsinir I. l,:,s
xo cooperate with Consul Hixsou in
investigating the Ku-Chemr riot. Tl.
rank of the commissioner, who is an in-
teiioani or circuit (TaoTaii, is
treaty equal to that of the consul.
by
No Trouble Likely to Occur.
IV...-,... .
ih.mi lev. Vlijr . a,, ..... .
.. i. , - .vo to
IllUllO III SOIMP till QM,.rj n
oi. up a tiipioiiiatio controversy over
. . ooumiary survey l-tween
rr-i . . , -.at ob J'lllUill.
ne i iiueti a...i i:.r u..- .
a n status oi the case now is that the
liOll riflurv io " 1... . ..i , ,
t.iev.t- 1 l. . -
. .a iftj ot) semen Iir m.i -i r....
v . i , countries, alter
1.1.. ; 1;V. i . "OU-
" o i e jius liei'Il ninila .....
oir la llACiy IO OCCUr.
Threw Acid on Little Children.
tllf-AOO. AUC L'S I'prnnr T-u
o.is ue.-u jieia ro rile i'rii.ni,..l ,., ..
1 , - .......... 1.1, u i,
I'h.lrc.l -. . 1. .. . . . - . .
? T.IH1 iii lemurincr to linn. tw
niu iiiuoreii Willi so I., I, ,.,-, ..;.i
Iusch was chariretl wirh Imvim. .iiii.'
ri.iei in row ii tne acid uix.u Mar
iei norcn, aged i, and Jlarv IJorch
iifjotl - years. Who were ..,!,....
l ron t of his house. A n... .e........ i. .u..
r .... - "...llvllllL 111
,.,;i,i .i - -" iuc
..uicu ut uio motive ailegeil.
larkinac TransrerreU to Michigan.
w-
w ASHixuTtix. Anir. 2S
mont has issued an order t.- ....fei..
i"7r.'"" oi me grounds of the old
f on ..lacKinac, on the island of Mack
inac., to me state or Miehi.r,.,, i.
be nsed as a park by the state, and the
n.oiuiiiM, u given un bv AIicliiirM ,;n
ineu revert to me tm r.i
. - .s ... .,
rpi . ... .'...lllll,.llfc.
-..v- ""'ri i auinonzeil by an act
i"1" nl iiieiast session of congress.
Kai.letl inK of Counterfeitera.
I'KRHY, U. T.. Auir. 2S.-Vr ,1.
marshals have made a raid on a conn-
ciieiiers uen in a cave ntlk'M
country and captured eiirbt ..f ,,.,
i; -...i ... , . -p. k "
.-.ii.f neieut WOrK lliaUltirr e.o.
leit nioney. Officers have lieen on the
" ... I,,r l" KanK fur ni months.
v " ijuisun oi tne seven
uvi av.iie.i.
Four Victims of a Feud.
T m
war iwiween TWO f;if-t i.w.j ..o.,i;
-w.u i nillllll I 111 I - 1 1 1 Ivni
n tin t 1 . k . 1 : m .
t 1.. . "ecu
oon.ii iu me t nniDeriand iiionntains.
tunes north of here, mi tk vi '
o., i i;.. " iiia
..u.. ..riimi-M nues. four men lobn
iMiy.l. Will t OX. . net T .,...
II . .1 11-;,. . . - .
v.i a .."1IIU1
and
rioyo l nomas are dead and
several
are wounded.
An Attempt to Wreck a Train.
' .
ANTONIO. 'lex.. Anrr Ofa a
iciupi. nas teen made to wreck the wesr-
1 .. . , . ' - - l
oouii.i , .-iiuuiern i-acine tram oO mile
west of Houston. The
ered ties tilled across ti.o 1, j
l..l.;i ; "i. auu
.tiva.it mum euouffii to bring his train
to a standstill without i T 1 1 : 1 1 , oi.ViA. . n
tfain - A , , . fSV Wbuvi
" ") oouy aooanl or it.
Forced to Kill Herself
. ......... t -.
.l.ll'l-IO. 111(1 A II (T OS . 1
i t'- - ' . - "ii ma
VS3
.vn uu ..enerson county line n utrun.
man entered th nrcm.i. fc
Clapp and finding on l7 a lear-oW
nauirhter at home f... i.-l .
lr.t ,k..g r ' " swai-
dVincp aau ned. leaving her
A Class riant Kriumes.
Hi NTiNHToN-, W. Va.. Aup. 2S.-The
Iluntii.ton (JI. Ma.,ufr-,nri,,tf con,!
t-.., "n euiriut ity, has resumed or
erafioiw -.t... 1 e
" eueiiess
inuuiiib.
ployed.
Two buudred people are m-
.
W, Aug. ,S.-The presi- -f . TLK PSl?? T "S 37 gj 7
Indianapolis. M PILLS. tis
I'eople It erne ii I e Hi, inc-e From Hi.
1'irture as LivinK With Little llowanl
at the House Aljoinine - The Murderer
Trunk Also at the House.
Ixpiaxapoi.is, Aug. -JS. Indianapolis
will claim the right to try 11. II. Holmes
for murder. This claim will l- based
upon hoirible developments, which in
clude the finding of the charred rema'ns
of Howard Piteel, and evidence which,
before any jury in the country, would
convict H.H.Holmes of having mur-
oeied mm and then partially burned his
body iu a stove.
Detectives (ieyer of Philadelphia,
Richards of Indianapolis and Inspector
(lary of the Fidelity Insurance com
pany, after weeks of fruitless search,
went to Irvington, a pretty suburb of
the city, and the seat of Rutler college,
and lefore they had Inn at work an
hour their attention was called by a lo
cal real estate dealer to a small vacant
cottage situated iu ttio woods at ttie
edge of the town and far removed from
any other dwelling. The party went to
the house, and a few minutes later ttie
officers found beneath the side porch the
missing trunk which was taken from
the side door of the Circle House, in
this city, Oct. 10, by 11. II. Holmes, and
which was thought to contain the body
of tne boy.
In a bam connected with the house
was a larire stove of cylimlerical shape,
of the same jiattcru as Holmes ltought
in Cincinnati. He rented the house
under the same alias. The stove had
been moved from the house to the stable
by ttie owner of the house after Holmes
left. It was at once concluded that tin
body had been burned in the stove and
search began for ttie remains.
Later attention was called to ttie
stovehole wtiere the stovehole had Ihm-ii
ji was lined wiin reruse. Ihis Was
pulled out and ttie remains of the bov
were found. In this pit of refuse hun
dreds of pieces of charred bones were
found. lhe teeth showed that- tin
iHMty was that of a boy between N and
10 years of age, and ail the other bone
confirmed rlns. All were charred and
pieces of flesh clung to some of them
lhe skull bones and pelvis added to the
same convincing truth.
lhe body had evidently len burned
in a cob lire and in the huge stove in
the bam. Howard s overcoat was found
at a grocerystore nearby, where Holmes
had left it saying the 1kv would call
for it. He never rime. Kvners of the
Jiouse recognize Holmes from pictures
.....i .1.1 ': '
ucijjiiuuu recognized ins
lace.
THE MARKETS.
l'mMiriKi,
1 r'd, new, 7 if.TJe ;
An;
No.
WHEAT X..
TOvrTl,.
r-il.
iK yellow ear, n 4H1 ; Xn. :
yellow- sli, ll.-tl. tt'-'HU:; inixt.l .-iir.
i'ais-au. IWIMIr. JiH.'.b; .No. Z lo, iiL.'t
-fx.-: entra No. 3 w hiu-. v ; liK"i,t
niixeil. SJm'JLU:
HAY No. I new timothy, S1.1
tiniothv, Kt :un. H.ui; mix, .!
u l."i ,V; No
over, ?1. .
. ,.i niiij.-, 17. n s .-hi; .no. i I. ei:n. prairie.
...u. iu.uu: waum i,:,y, l.).i.ial7uu for
linulliv.
il i i r.u r.i-rin creamery. Zta'Hf- Ohio
mnc rinm.ry, t'ancy cui.try roll.
l 1 !. : low - rades and i u.hli,L'.j x :
ihi:i.m;-oi,i,,
York, new , ;i'
Wisconsin fwis
C'H-'c.
Et ;;S Stri.-tly
mild, mw, s-tsi.,.; ;.
; limln rct r, new. lnnh,1,
l-1,'il-o; Ohio Sk,, 11
fr.h
l.'iJl-'
t -niir-y 1 vumi:i
and
lllllo. 111 ca-es,
candled.
I'Ol'l.TI.Y Uirtr
pair; live chickens
elm-kens, 'JUa. 4.K-, as
lii.lV per pouml ;
small, 4t.i., n-; spring
ire--t-l bi,niiL' dnckt us.
llU-; ducks. 12al3-.
Kast I.iiihitv. I'a . Auir. X.
l:.-c. il.t very lijrht t.1:iv ami .1.
fATTI.K
m.in.i fair, w hile th.
uiaiket is al.oiit st. adv
at y.-sterdav's )iric.-s. We .ju
Prime, ;..o. iS.-A): u,mI. h l.j
te a. foi;,,Ws:
t4.i: it.k1
Luteii.rs, a.SA.i.lo; roiurli fat
hulls, statrs and cows. Jl.tki i J.lkl;
and sprintters. 15.ii a :t'i.n i.
.'.iki:i :) :
fr. ,-h cews
Hi H IS Receipts very litrhr ami w it h
demand: the market is aetive at .-?,
H.d
-! l da '
pri-.s. (juotc as follow.: 1
me lvht
ami ni.d.iiin grades, f- t" ( ... o;
4t4.ts): coiimion to fair Vi rkirs,
roughs, i , ouii 4 itj.
i. a . v ,
1 ..V;il s.",:
-iir.r.r- a.m . i.a M MS-The supply is li-ht
lonay ; ium.ui nve cars on sale. The ill ii,r,..,l
....... ,M(.-,wiLuiu:trii-r lili;li. r t lian
lasi week, u.th on sh.-ep and h.-nl.s. V
quote export, at :i Ton l.m; extra. .vii .i as
...wit.w. lair, i t.mi.:i, common, ,Vm-
ns,n w, spline lamlis. f .Otti .K); veal calve.
O2iij;.0U. heavy and thin calves, J-'.uiJ.ou.
ClM'ISXATI. Anir. -T.
nji.s-jiarKi-t rairly active at t tjot J.75;
rei. iprs. .-,jiw Head: shipments. 1,:1U head
I'lTTI I' M... . u
...... ..-i hi in a i v.jn; re-
re.pis, -iAl tu u.1: .-hlpmei ts. Jnu In ad.
.-rir-cr- a.nij 1.A.MHS. Sheen i,.:.i-L-..f
i . iu . . "i: shiimieiits.
f II . . ...... .
.o. ueou. trfiini, market iak
at UmJ.
Xkw Viuik, Anr. 27.
iva tT(ri and -lv:it.r. - ,.ti....
rrr- V, afloat; Xil 1 northern.
" ' 4- o. 1. ver.Mi : o. 1 nr.l lis.. .1. .1..-. .-...i
v vn.-i.ain.-ti l.-ciaeaiv on coven.o. .lnr
to
liosl relxirts. ttllallv w ake.ied i.m.I.. .
alizinir ami closed heavy at uiii -handed t.ric
to l4- off.
OATS Spot market st.-ady on inix.il. low.-i
u" ' 2. -'4'.a4i.c: No. hiw, r,v
track white. 2vfe3:c.
Al lLfc-l.uMKiin cahles uui.lv A,..ri.,
l '"MtiHi'-ic. ilnsd weight; rfrirer
SHEEP AM) LAMBS Sheen marker .t...-
latnl dull and weak; alvut 2.0U0 head unsold
Khep, inferior to eoori. SiSu a. i
choice, t4.2Jirto.iiO.
HtKJS Market firm at tiJn6.oy.
C inOO worth of lovelv Music for Forty j
I U Cnl, consStine of too papes S
run sie Miwt Musir of th-
3
latest, brightest, liveliest an J most Popular
selections. Nth vocal
gotten up in the most elegant manner, in
cludine f.Mir large size Portraits.
CAKENCITA. the Spanish Dancer.
. nuL-n no..,, ,ne ureal Pianist.
ADLUNA PATTI and
MINNIE &LI(3MAH CUTTING.
LL O-Diaa
THE NEW YORK MUSICAL ECHO CO.
orauwiy meatre KIJp.. New York Qty
CANVASSERS WANTtD. " 2
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Mam Street, Near Post OUice
ii?T.he "nd'"'e "ire to Inform the pah-
min ttreet.
In all iii ..... k ,, ""- uoro uarnerinii
ii m r in. iu.ii i, . , .
- I a II . 1 1 D ,1. Will IM. ..... ,
on In the
. . c.verrininir neat inH m...
i our patrunsice (olicited.
BUGGIES at I Pricpr
C AIM'S A llAKM.SH
2 '"P ""triry. . t7 w .-i-uttii..
rs.
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... , n . m ... nir ..r fa.1
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P. Inuriry 4.;.'. Mi.i.tk-nu.n'1. f
Murvmn Hsdillr, ( c. Cat v Kr-v
, I .1,1 II I 'Ml m.Hl
ttuli I.n-ih-e si. , Cilii-iunaU. O. $10
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Best in the World!
Set the Germliie!
Sold Eierjwbere!
GREASE
m I J
fl nt to l ilious ptit f tho fcVr-ii-ri'.s'ich AM
1'izzJiiesp, Nausea, l'rouxiuon. I'i-tre fior
citing. iu tL. thiMr xuu6
reiuaxkablc bucco La Kvn fih it ii in curing
UcaiWbe. yrt OrWs I-ittlo Llvpr TITIS r
eiially -aluaMo in Conntipat ion. curing autt pr-T-i:tii:
tltiHar.nnyini;-oiuplailit.'liile th".als9
c-.rrer tall disorders of thecoma' h.Htimiijttetti9
l:v( r aud rvyuLntii tho boweU. tvnifUujoulj
carta t, suj. i
ft
Af':ethT-Tr-t!l.! ho&lraoBtpriceiotuitnthrmewhS
fcuw.-r f rum t!ii.li sir. jsi:iicotui. taint; tutf)r:u
Hately their piKJiM-:ol'ies uetenJ !iTn,aini thoaa
w!-ocuietiy them will nnd throe httk- piiUralu
fil le In son. any ways that they will not lw wil
LugtodjMitbout th. nx. But after alisickliua4
lij thf Kine of bo many Uvea that her I whera
wen!keurpr,it boast. Our pills cure it wliila
tin :p do not.
t'art.T'o I.ittlo liver Pills are very email atiJ
vrrr fr r to take. One or two pills tuxkoa dtwte.
Tli -y aie Klrictly vtetablrt an.l do not pnp or
rurr--. hut l.y tlu-ir k-u tie action plwaoeall who
li-' iLcm. Iu vi.ilAat S'x-rnta: hvefnrf 1. Hold
Ly dru'Ishi every ulicrc or e. ut by luaU.
3ABTER MEDICINE CO.
New Vorlc.
?"M Pil
S MILL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
"NO MORE DOCTORS FOR MEf
ThT said I was consumptive, pent xne t
Florida, told nxn to keep quiet, no excii
Brn'nt, and no tennis. Just think f t it
One day 1 found a litt'n book calleit 'Cuid
to Health,' by Mrs. 1'iiikhani, and iu it I
found out what aiW ni. So I wrote to
her, crt a lovoly reply, told me jnt what to
io, and I koi in Eideiiditl health now."
LYDIAE. PiHKHAM'S
Vegetable
- Compound
conq'iers all those weaknesses and ailnints
o i.revaVnt with the sex, and restores pr
fect hraltii.
All iJriisits ell it a.n a standard arti
cle, or sent by mail, in form of 1'ills o
Lozenpos, on rereint of 51.00.
For tb euro f Kidney Complaint,
either se x. t'i t'iiiiponinl has no rival.
Mrs. l'inkliaiu freely ai.iwfrs lcttra of
Inquiry. Kucloss itmp for reply.
Sen
M bf a
t Iter
end two ?-cenl sia-rns lor Mr. Pinkham
beaulilul 88 aq illustrated book, entitled
"flume in ,ibitli n n ctini.rtir
It contains a slnme of valuable Information
has saed linos and may save yours
Lr'i E Plnkhairn Mad;. Co., Lynn, Mass.
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'". It is a novel. ,... ..,,:,"
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On tec. ipt of let i cents i s.a.-. il.cv wil;
send (-.stiirl a fun -s. I el th, ,r taiin.tis Loii.se
hold tram,. Verba.
r or on vi.ls lie v n ,1J em I :i Ihh.I, . .
roni.,1,1.- wo-,!. ,.t - -I,,,. , k....- .,
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