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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-16

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.


SUNDAY SERvICEs-Notwithstand the thun.
der storms yesterday, the churches had excellent
cong regatfOns. The regular pastors Of1icated at
all the churches except the Fairfax-street (Firsu
H. Cumston. Rev. MesSrS Tredway, OF the Meth
odist Protestant church, and Kern, OF the NJ. E.
church ' south, exchanged pup:s The Primitive
Fairfax street, Elder Smoot. OF Prince William
conducting the services. Rev. L. w. Rose. lr,
officiated at Grace church. The Christian Asso-
ciation's afternoon prayer meeting was held at the
Methodist Episcopal church
CHURCH ENLARGEMENT.-Rev. D. o. Kane, S. j.,
announced yesterday his purpose TO add to the I'M
prOyement recently effected at st. Mary'S church
by adding wings or Transcripts to the church, and
making the building crueiform He said that not
church was substantially out of debt
LOT GAINED BY THE. .CITY.-The city council has
regained possession by an action at law OF the
building lot On Payne, between King and Came
ron streets, which was held under ground rent by
George Jones: There was formerly house upon
this lot, and Mr. Jones paid Sc per annum ground
rent but the house being destroyed no ground rent
has been paid for several years and the city has
entered on the ground, which viii be granted to a
new tenant and improved The half square OF
which this lot is part was left to the city, subject
to rent charge of 500 per annum TO the Virginia
SUDDEN DEATH.-John Dyer, well-known Alex
andrian, died, after an hours illness, at bis home
in the first ward, about o'clock yesterday morn
ing. He has always resided and worked In that
ward, having learned his trade with the late John
T. Johnston and pursued 1t since.
hunt took place this morning at o'clock, a mass
OF requiem being SolemniZed aJ the Catholic
church.-A lad named G. Jones broke his arms
by falling OF OF HilrS cake house, on Lee street,
Saturday afternOon.-The Nit Vernons beat the
Bell HavenS at base bali Saturday afternoon by Is
TO 0-The Columbia steam fire engine is to 60
out OF service short time for repairS.-Pltcher
Underwood has rejOined the Alexandria nine
The rains interfered with the outgoings from
fve-cent fare not more than the usual number OF
District denizens came down to Alexandrta.-
Mrs. Laura Clarke, daughter OF Rev. Dr. Walker,
w. O & w. r r telegraph line, injured by the
late storms, has now been thoroughly repaired.
MI Edward LAWYER is near death at his home
on Wilkes street.-The new schooner, w. T.
Heant, now on stocks at lower ship yard, will be
ready for launch next Wednesday.-The occu-
pants OF the station house this morning are Tip
Braxton and Anne Dixon, charged with disorderiy
conduct
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OpiniOn I'm n RAILROAD Case.

NORRIsTowN, PA, July 16-Iudge Boyer to-day
delivered a lengthy opinion In the matter or an
Injunction asked for by the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad company, TO restrain the PENN
Sylyana SchuSfkill Valley railroad company from
locating the piers columns or abutmentS or the
iron bridge, by which the tracks OF the defendant
company cross those or the plaintiff al West Man.
ayunk, on the plaintiffs property The Judges
decree is substantially favorable TO defendan nts
but he suggests notifications or their plan, and
directs them To file a new plan ana draft in the
prothonotry'S Office, and to secure the plaintiffs
against damages by bond before proceeding fur
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A WARRIOR ELOPES WITH TWENTY YEAR-OLr
GIRL-Gen. Alfred Aylward. who fought In the
Great Britain. and who for year past has lived in
New York and Brooklyn, is the hero OF a runaway
marriage. Three weeks ago he met Miss Carrie
Van HOeSen, the daughter OF Brooklyn family,
twenty years old They fell In love at frst sight.
much to the alarm OF the mother OF the young
lady, who said that General Aylward was beneath
her family in social importance. Last week Mrs.
Van H0esen took Carrie to Saratoga for q change
OF air The Van H0eSens took up their residence at
their summer cottage, but they had hardly got
settled when Aylward turned up He soon held
clandestine meetings with the young lady, and on
Saturday morning last she invited him to take a
drive in the family carriage. The pair drove eight
miles to B0yleston station, where they boarded
the express for Boston, and arrived In this city the
same evening. Tne next day they were quietly
Aylward at Nantasket Beach. The general intends
TO take his bride to Australia.
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Preferences for President.

BLAINE SET DOWN As THE REPUBLICAN, FAv0RITB,
AND TnDEN As THE CHOICE OF THE DEMOCRATS.
The New York Times has undertaken 10 throw
some light on the presidential preferences Of the
two great parties by means OF letters OF inquiry
written to residents OF all the states. -Four hun
dred letters were sent out and 324 answers have
been received and published. The inquiries were
as first choice, and what other names are men,
toned? the questions being put to include both
tsa ns tnat "a Bsne ALT has the
answered for Blaine Is reported as frst choice in
108. Arthur In "a, Edmunds In 57X, (the Times
Grant In 10 John Sherman in "a. Logan In II, Lin
coin In 12H, Harrison In 10, Gen. Sherman In 6,
Gresham In 4, Fairchild In 4; Hawley Cornell. Az
ltson and Justice Miller In each; ana Sheridan,
Folger and Window in each Democratic pref
Donald 72K. Bayard 8lX, Hancock Is, Butler sOK,
Thurman TN, Cleveland II, Randall 8. Flower
and Hoadly each, Morrison 8; Eaton. Parker and
Hewitt each; Hendricks. Palmer, Jewett and
English each.
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DEATH OF GEN. TON THuMB-Chas Heywood
Stratton. better known to the public as Gen. Tom
Thumb, died at his residence In Middleboro, Mass,
yesterday morning, Of ap0plexy. The deceased
At the age OF IL he entered the service OF p. T.
Barnum. and has been before the public ever
stage with him since their marriage, in 1854 She
was the pretty and conspicu0usly petite Lavinia
Warren, sister Of the equally pretty and still
smaller Minnie Warren, whom the late C0mmo-
dore Mutt married. Tom Thumb acquired q for
tune, but he was afterwards said to have lost q
great part of It
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BALTIMORE. July 16-ylrgina SKIES deferred, Q;
do. consolidated 40 past due coupons as new 10 4os
3SS new thress. 50 bid to-day;
BALTIMORE. July l6.-Cotton dul-m ddlinR, 10.
Flour quiet and steady-Howard street and western
super. 3.00a3 U.s. do. extra, 4. IS; city milla
super, 3.00s3. IS; do. extra, e. 0Oa6. So do. Rio
brands. g. 0oae. IS; Patapsco family, 6.76 do super
ative patent, z. so. Whest-southern 6rm; western
inactive and arrner; southern red. l.l2ai.l6; do.
amber, l3al. Is; No western winter red, and
July 1llhal I4,t; August Is.sai- isH; september.
scarce and nominsl dun and nominal: south.
ern white. s0a62 do yellow. 6oa63: western mixed.
spot and July. e9a594; August 591s60; September,
61Ha6lA: Oats irn-southern. 42aif: western white.
44a47; do. mixed. 4la45; Pennsylvania, l2a46. Rye
easy. s2ae6: Hay hishsf and hru,.Prlno 70 chosos
Pennsylvania and Maryland, Is. 00al6.0 90. Provisions
dun, heavier and lower. Mess pork. l6: So Bulb
Bacon shoulders. 81; clear rib sides, 90. Hams,
l41al6. L.rd-renned l9l Butter dull.wcsssrn,
ffetroieumInrmer f for for crude: refined dull !*.7E
Sha9x. Sugar firm y A SOFT ex; copper refined
steady. llx. Whisky quiet l. 16sal. H. freights %
Liverpool steamer quet-cotton. 632d; dour, la.
80 grain. Ad Rsceipts-nour. i, 800 barrels: vhesk
81. 600 bushele corn 900 bushels; oats 600 bush.
es; rye. poo bushels. shipments = wheat. 81. GO
bushels: coin. a. 600 bushels Sales-wheat 200. 00o
bushels: corn. 900 bushels.
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WoRKINGMEN SIT Down ON DENIS KEARNRY.-
Denis Kearney attended the meetings OF the Cen
motion was made TO grant him the floor, uproar
and confusion broke out '.What labor organiza-
ton does he representa-" "Where did he get the
money to come here7" was called out. His friends
yelled, who is the father of the Chinese act?" AT
length the motion was lost by vote OF 80 to I9,
OF the Labor Union who opposed him as blather-
sixties and dirty loafera Some of Kearney's ad-
mirers hired another room in the same building.
and there Kearney made speech denouncing the
Labor Union anew, announcing himself and ali
workingmen as protectionists, advocating higher
railroad freight and passenger rates, claiming
corporations
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STATESMEN As INc0RPoRAToRs OF A MINING
COMPANY.-A dispatch from Jefferson City, Mo-,
says: "The Walnut Land and Coal company OF
Bates county, Mo-, was Incorporated to-day, with
q capital stock OF 81, 600 900. The incorpOrators
Keifer and Congressman Amos Townsend. OF Ohio:
Senator Plumb. OF Kansas: Senator Miller ana
Thomas M. NichOl OF New York; John Scullen. OF
st. LOUIS; B. j. Water, OF Fort Scott, Kan, and
James L Pace, Of Butler, Mo- The objects are the
establishment OF town, to be named Walnut, in
Bates county. and the development OF adjacent
mining landSn
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Killed His Wife aud Wounded HE
MOther.in.laW.

TROY, n. Y. July 16-At Cheever near Port
Henry, yesterday afternoon, Levi McConley shot
and killed bis wife and wounded Mrs Marston
his mother-n-law, in the hand. McConley Ned
ana is stlil at large. He and his wife had not been
liVing toge her. She went 10 Ms house for her
c!9!nlog; siid he warned her that IL she TOOK the
Clothing that he would shoot her
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KENT COUNTY, Md, PRIMARY ELECTIONS. Spar
tial returns from the democratic primary election
held In Kent county, Nd, on Saturday indicate
the nomination OF VIM B. Usilton for senator, B.
B. Atkinson for the house OF delegates j. F. VII
son Tor shern. and Dulany Raisin for states artor
ney. The contest for the house OF delegates be.
tween DeK. Smith and Wm NJ Shay is close.
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GRAND ARMY MEN GONG TO DENVER, CoI.-
Of the Republic encampment, to be held at Den
yer. Colorado. next week, passed through the city
yesterday. There were large party, occupying
campment will leave on Wednesday. Among
those going are Gen. Burdet:e, Fred. Mack. w
Howard, John Cameron, j. NJ. King. Messrs. Tay-
lor and Smoot, Past Department Commanders w.
Gibson, d. Dingman, c. C. Royce and George E.
Corson There will also be number of comrades
VINO VIII 60 for the trip, and some representatives
from the department OF the Potomac.
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..DOrseY,h B1dRct >.

The first page of the New York SIN to-day is
occupied with what is statedin the job-type head
lines to be "An Abstract OF the Budget OF stephen
V. Dorsey" There seems to be nothing specially
new in 1t beyond what Dorsey has already divulged
in regard to the Garfield campagn secrets. There
are some additional details OF the "Fifth-avenue
conferences" and the story Of the pledges alleged
to have been made by Garfield, In regard to New
YORK appointments and to Jay Gould to appoint
Stanley Matthews to the Supreme Court In return
for campaign funds, is repeated with some cir
cumstantiality. The most of it is an attempt to
show the important part Dorsey took in the cleo:
after this important service to the republican
party, by being pros 'euted In the star route cases
The Norfolk Navy Yard Trouble.
NO POLITICS IN 1T-NoTHING KNOWN AT THE NAVY
DEPARTMENT OF THE DISAPPEARANCE OF PAPERS
IN ThE CASE
tits officially stated at the Navy dep partment
that the dis agreement between Commodore Mayo
c,mnandant OF the Norfolk yard and Commander
McGlensey had no reference TO the employment Of
two Malone men In the yard, as reported, and
that no politics were connected with the trouble.
The true state OF the case Is that Commander Nc
Glensey granted a leave OF absence without pay to
clerk: and the leave was approved by Commo-
declined to deliver them on the ground
that they sddreSssd to the clerk and
in his CMcGlensey's) possession, he had
no right to give them over. He was afterwards
placed under arrest, by order OF Commodore Mayo,
for dlsobedience OF orders. Nothing is known at
the Navy department of the reported disappear
anee OF the papers In question. The court OF
inquiry appointed to investigate the whole matter
will assemble at Norfolk Tomorrow, when every
thing connected with the controversy Will be
brought to light
The Washington Monument.
HUGH S1SsON THE ONLY BIDDER FOR FURNISHING
MARBLE.
Bids were opened at the Office OF Col Casey to-
day for furnishing 1900 cubic feet OF white mar
BILE for the Washington monument Hugh Slsson,
OF Baltimore, was the only bidder, and his offer
was 81 so per cubic foot. This is the same price
offered by him when proposals were opened at the
beginning OF the season, but:the Lee marble COM
pany OF Massachusetts offered for ST. %, and were
awarded the contract which they were uuable to
NIL. and which was annulled in consequence SIS
son has previously furnished marble for the mon-
ument Considerable delay in the progress of the
work has been caused by the non-!ul1llment OF the
contract OF the Lee company. 1t is expected. how
ever that work can be resumed by the first OF Sep
tember and that by winter the monument Will
have reached height 400 d00 feet
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CONCORD, n H., July 16-The ballot for e. g.
senator to-day resulted as follows: Whole mum.
Der OF votes. % Gilman Marslon, /: J ,mes +.
briggs l.; samuel C. Eastman, /; Oren c. Moore, 1;
Joshua b. Smith, Walter Hartman, 2; Aaron
r Stevens, 2; Harry Bingham, 6. and VIM K
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CHOLERA IN CAIRO.
Shot HIS Uncle and Aunt.

GALVESTON, Tex. July l6.-A special dispatch
10 the Netrs from Athens says Constable John Hal
ton shot and killed his uncle Mr.. Van Asten. yes
terday. The same bullet wounded the latter's
Vie 10 the shoulder and hand. A family difficulty
was the cause or the shooting
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The Damage to the Steamer Niagara

NEW YORK. July l6-A dispatch was received in
thls city today by the agents OF the steamer
Niagara, which took fire and was beached at In.
dian keyes, stating tlat the Niagara arrived at
Havana yesterday. IL also sail that the damage
sustained by the steamer from fire was slight the
principal damage being by water
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COMMISSIONS We're fssund to-day to s. j. Swami,
postmaster at Jord ms store. Va; Miss B. r..
Guenant, Pilot, Va. K. g. Malone, Rowanta, Va (;
Long Branch, Va.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., s717, ,5O2; customs, sS67, ,272
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Observation-Disclosures Wyman to-day received
q conscience contribution OF IS from Providence,
X l., enclosed III letter, stating that it was on
account OF customs due. and signed KY. T.
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Murder Without ProvocatIou

NEW ALBANY, ND, July 16-Philip o. Bern
hauser, cabinet maker, while on his way home,
at midnight, Saturday night, was attacked by Jack
Rourke and Thomas Luecke and killed. There
was no provocation for the murder. Rourke and
Iuecke have been arrested
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CHANGED WITH FRAuD.-R- c. Mitchell, receiver
Of the land office at Duluth, Mlnn., and arrested
on Saturday. charged with frauds In connection
with pre-emptiOns, was formerly a clerk in the
land Cffice here.
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Death Of Judge Thcaker.


S1AH.
OAkLAND, Md, July l6-Judge T. c. Theaker,
Formerly commissioners OF patents. and member
or Congress from Ohio and more latterly engaged
In patent ONCE practice and patent law In WASH
lngton and New York, died at the Oakland hotel
Ihls morning at q quarter OF O'Clock. Judge
Theaker had been quite III in Washington, but
came mere several days since in the hope that q
change OF climate would benefit him
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July 16-In observance OF
tne sunday law, all the saloons here were closed
Yesterday and all business was suspended except
IN the hotelS and drug stores Dealers were not
allowed 10 sell newspapers The saloon men tooE
l3S ln-..@.-ee 80 ouiSi..ss d general suspension
OK business
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VIOLENT STORMS PREDICTED FOR THIS WEKE.-
The Rochester Democrat ana Cnr0ntc1e observer
OF the sun says: "To the five groups OF sun spoon
which have exhibited intense action during the
past week two more have Just been added % tho
suns roeauon. The sun storm which IA Just COM
ing into view covers . great area, showing wy
rapid changes Violent thunder storms -
toTnaaoes may be expected this week IN -
northern states and Canada
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AN AssAssIN's DYING CoNFKssIoN.-News has
murderers OF Clingans at Polk City, has been
killed at Elkhorn Grove, Shelby county: He con-
Stubbs, who was killed year ago His compan-
ion was captured and Is In charge Of Sheriff Lit
tleton, OF Polk county. In the fight preceding the
capture OF Gales and Smith, ). w. Naddy, Jus
tice OF the peace was dangerously shot. and It is
thought VIII die. Benjamin Craig, farmer, was
prevails throuehout western iowa. wills Hai.
lock, who was wounded Friday, died Saturday.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, July 16.-An Every Evening
special reports heavy storm In Talbot county,
Nd, yesterday. The dwelling OF Frank Willis.
near Wye Mills, was struck by lightning and his
eldest daughter was killed. Several wheat stacks
were destroyed by lightning.
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The Cholera Extending.

RENEWAL OF THE PANIC AT ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, July 16-1here were IS deaths
IRON cholera at Damietta yesterday 81 at Man.
surah, 22 at Samanoud and 20 at Menzaleh. The
panic at Alexandria caused 10y the fear that the
cnolera VIII reach here has been renewed and the
people are leaving the city in large numbers.
There have been two cases OF a disease supposed
10 be cholera at Buak. Six deaths from cholera
have occurred at Wagsa.
CHOLERA IN CAIRO.
CAIRO, July, 16-Cholera has appeared In sew.
eral quarters or this city, and is spreading I'm the
Arab quarter. There have been four cases In the
hospital, one OF which proved fatal
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Mr. MURcH AND TIE HILL INvKsTIGA GATIoN.-Bos.
ton papers say that Mr.. Murch has been publicly
addressing the stone-cutters OF Massachusetts,
upon the subject OF the Hill Investigation. He ad.
vOcated the overturning OF the contract system
and favors the payment OF cutters by the day.
He also took up collections for continuing the HilI
investigation.
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WHITE DREss Goops,
SHORT LENGTHS BELOW COST.
WHITE DRESS GOODS!
DRESS LENGTHS AT COST.
WHITE DRESS GOODS!
sOILED GOODS HALF COST.
TOWELS. TOWELS. TOWELS.
LOCO Towels. job lot &c.,, worth 26c.
| UMBRELLAS. UMBRELLAS. UMBRELLAS.
24-in. all SILK. 1.6s; 26-in.. $685.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
Black Lisle Thread. &c.,. reduced from 75c.
NECKwEAR NECKwEAR. NECKWEAR,
Polka Dot Null Ftchus. A9c.
RIBBONS. FLOWERS. FEATHERS.
At Cost. Below Cost. AtCost.
HANDKERCH1EFs.
HANDKERcHIEFs. HANDKERCHIEFs.
All linen fancy borders. two for 25c
UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR.
Gowns at 79c, reduced from csc.
| BATHING SUITS. BATHING SUITS.
All Flannel. prettily trimmed. 81. so.
GLOVES. GLOVES. GLOVES.
II x
MITTS. MITTs. MITTs.
Al colors In Silk. Csc. per pair
EMBROIDERlES! EMBROIDERIES !
THIS WEEK oSLz-lo per cent discount OF Marked
Prices.
PAL AIS ROY AL.
kls lll7.llls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
III Ars, H ATS,
AT AND BELOW COST.
STOCK MUST BE REDUCED.
MRS. N. J. HUNT,
ty10 1909 F STREET NORTHWEST.
ELECTRIC Bells.
ROYCE b MAREAN,
DEALERS IN GENERAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES,
laos PENN. AVE. Opp. wilards Hotel
The New Electric Floor Mat Burglar Alarm Electric
Gas Lighting. Batteries and Insulated Wire.
| Estimates furnishsd. ,sao-1m.
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BLACK MEASLES IN A BALTIMORE INDUSTRIAL
tive disease, broke out last week among the
smaller boys at St Mary's Industrial school, on
the Frederick road, near Baltimore. There were
81 cases in all, and 10 deaths. No new cases have
occurred since Friday, and the 10 boys now In the
hospital are c0nvalescent, with the exception Of
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SECRETARY LINCOLN returned from New Yorl
this morning.
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1MPEACHIN0 A MAYoR.-The upper house OF the
municipal assembly OF ST. Louis has adopted reso-
violated his oath OF Office In net making his ap-
pOintments at the commencement OF the third
year OF bis term. He will be heard by the coun-
ell July e. This Is regarded as q preliminary stem
towards impeachment
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The Trip from this City and Their Ar.
rival At Cape May Washington
Guesfs Registered at the Cape May
HotclS-EestivitiexA Arranged Ia Honor
OF the Washington soldier Boys.
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PASSED ASSISTANT SURGEON E. H. Marsteller. at-
tache1 to the U. s. s. Hartford, has been con-
dem1ed by medical survey, and has been ordered
10 the naval hospital at Mare Island, California
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SAYS HE WILL EXPOSE Bro u. s. SECRET SKR-
VICE ScANDAL.-Wm c. Phelan, whose extradi-
there on the Nat Bank OF New York was confirmed
In the superior court In Montreal, Saturday, said
Sunday that he was rather pleased than otherwise
soon as his case came before the court at Boston
he would expose one OF the biggest scandals CT the
States secret service The Montreal dispatch
which gives this information says he seems conn.
dent Of being acQuitted on trial In Boston.
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THE NEW NAVAL UNIFoRMS.-Rear Admiral
Nichols, acting Secretary O. tie Navy, to-day
issued general order to the II ct that the regu-
latolS for the chance or uniforms OF naval officers
will not go into effect until The department SO
orders.
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WORK or WESTERN TORNAD0-Trains blown
from the tracks; circus tent torn TO shreds and
the animals let loose; churches and mills tumb-
ling to fragments; lambs and young calves killed
by hail, and the corn cut $50 that it will not hide
jack rabbit" villages laid In ruins limbs broken,
lives l0etsuch Is the record OF the latest tornado
In Nebraska, ansas, Missouri, Iowa and Illinois
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DKPARTURR OF tn. RIpIEa-The National Rifes
left the city for Cape May at II O'Clock Saturday
night. All along the line OF march to the depot
fireworks were let on, and the friends OF the com.
pany In other ways manifested their enthusiasm
Over hundred friends accompanied the organl-
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No WORD has been received from Gen. Sherman's
party since they entered the Yellowstone Park
early this month. 1t will be eight or ten days
before they will come out OF the park, and no In
formation Is expected until then.
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0uaymas. Mexico, ,dis patch states that Crooks
campaign 3 unfayorany c0mmented upon.