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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
TIE GEBHARDcUNANGHAM QUAERLL
A STATEMENT FROM Mr.. GERHARD.
I..o.., m ~ To,,i, posy Tas.ofeI Ian ia


The excitement over the alteration between
Mr. Frederick OeDhard anu Mr. A. l.. cunning iaIn 81
HE GObc DcH0crR TO fever hedt last uigt When
il was knOwu that Cunningham had sent GtDuald acJd
leuge 10 mortal Sir. Gebuard TIKI morn
ing asked about Tue siidir.
- do IN end to hgdt MI Cunnngham,' SAID ne,
'nOr 10 accept any challenge from HIM"
" You I'd got a challenger
"Ob yes. was handed challenge last night. bus
eek to the bearer. ltOld uin that was Sufficient
answer. He asked me to apologize. What a curious
idea tnat Way sh0uld apologizef The fac "a.
stated them 20 you before. Ihat Interview publis5cd
IN GLbc. DeaOTt never occurred MOI word or u
was ey + spoken by me or BY Cunningham. IL Was eK'
trrmsly insulting, and when met the writer told hm
~ mis- face that be a liar. repeated me
statement several times publicly. lie said nIthlhg.
TAat was all be dd. He has published untruths uD
me- ami told hm 10 bis face tuaI they were untfutus
have nothing to do with the matter He insdtei
la and rescued it puOhey and openly. No gentleman
could have done loSs All tie cOuys sutOn which DC
eva. ed b. tw,s tie day ON Whicn tie interview
Ho waAou my aud said he wanted 10 tax 70
me privately. and | tod him l bad nothing private
g. say to lie press. He repeated the reou Il sew
eal times ana dually told nn that II ne nothing
further say he had better leave. lie ana So an 10
we're throc witnesses besides ms self 10 tns conFtrs
tiOn. shocked tho next morning % nnd tiat 10
had published wnat he had, and wnrn met hin t0't
MIN what thought OF such conduct 1hat IL ali thefo
to it. VIII not nght him and nave neither reason MOI
intention 10 do So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
description of the cherries homes of these poor

description of the cherries homes OF these poor
creatures
The houses IL they deserve to be dignihed with
the word are wretcned in construction In many IN
stances they are more like novels than hUmandWell-
ing-paces they seem % be devoid oil all NOSE or
dinay conyeniences which are to be seen IN houses
occupied by a better class oil WOrk-pe0ple; uiey
Certalnl, shelter and that is ALL the toners VINO ior
a few short hours rest within their rlcketty Wills
That many of these residences ACCOMMODATE the
families who have TO live in th III IL only statlng
the smpe truth. In nine cases out OF ten ther' Is
only one room below and two above; ana III nl.etyI
nine eases out of n hundred they are lnbaDlteh
by largo families How they manage to exist at All
in some of these houses Is prOUlem Whlch may
well exercise the ingenuity OF some social phlioSo-
pliers TO solve This is a gloomy picture by day,
but il ~ tar worse By night Nearly the whole dls-
trict is literally, well as socially. IN thS dark.
Occasionally luTid bands OF light tinge the dlsat
horizon with a purple glow tthey come In htIul
flashes from SOM dlssani iron wOrksl Dut tnere -
no OF, her mode of lighting, except, perhaps LII Tue
hduor vaul,s and III the shops In the few
leading thoroughfares, where the competitive exl-
gencies of business demand the luxury OF gas In
all other parts of the dis riot, the Old World sys-
tenn tallow candle and oil lamp aItinciaI hsht
has not been superseded.
This is rather a gloomy subject for Christmas
Day, but after all it is important that those who
may soon be called upon to legslate i'll our own
country shouli understand what competing with
Nation that thus permits woman to slave means.
Can the parall.l OF this be found IN the United
States With such a black and yot such truth
FIJI picture of to-day III the Black Country can
America afford to take a leap in The dark
ROBEKT +. PORTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
,SENATORLAL CONTESTS.
EFFORTS TO UNITE THE ANTI-WIND0M MEN.
fpy TELEGRAPH To TIE TRtBUNEG

Ii EOKlO Ai1E AN IL W lNDOh mi@A''
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNE.l
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Jan. 21.-There Is an omlnous
ul iii the Senatorial battle. and it is probable that
some effort will 90 made this week to concentrate
the elements in opposition to Mr.. Window This
effort is likely to be precipitated by the appearance
of Mr.. Window in person upon the scene to-mor-
row morning or the understood purpose of endeav-
oTIng to reorganize his scattered forces. 1t Is be-
Iicved by his friends that he reached his smallest
vote Yesterday when he received 4S votes and That
many of his friends who have scattered to right aud
left, hunting for some fresh tran out
of the woods, will only be too glad
to return to hun at his call But 50 far as appears
on the surface. tho opposition eementsare a'remo;e
rs ever from being aoe to ute their forces There
are indications OF ac'Ive efforts IN that direction,
and 10y ue,di,y or "Wednesday next 1t Is probable
that the movement will take some definite form.
This being SUNDAY, there Il not much SIR among
the politicians aud he members VINO nave not gone
home but there Is talk of starting boom" for ID.
NJ Saun. stare Senator from saltwater. Hhicb may
he expected WITHIN two OF three d"y,. Dir. Sabin
is a strong Moon man, only thrt' -iour ars oid,
and is one OF the weathie-t men and largest manu-
fac turcIs tie Sat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
ship at Liverpool with Storage ticket and knows
that when he walks off ne will be in Oregon"
MR.. CUTS CHARGED WITH SHARP PRAC-
TICE
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.l


WASHINGTON, Jan 21.-A strange act Of sharp
practice is alleged against of the parties to the
Iowa contested cleo ion case of Cook against Cults
Mr.. Cults is the sitting member his election having
been secured by a majority of only lo6
votes. Mr.. Cook set up the claim, among others,
that large number of employees in certain man
ufacturng establishment who voted Tor his c'mpeu-
tor had not been residents OF the state long
enough to become citizens. To prove this he had
recourse to the time book of the establishment IN
which the men were employed Just before the time
came for taking testimony, member OF the EIec-
tions Committee says. Mr.. Cults visited the estab-
lishment referred to and asked the privilege OF ex-
aiming the book to see what evidence III
contained. His request was granted and he look
the book away with him, locked it In his safe and
kept it out of reach until it was too late for use as
proposed. The proprietor Of the establishment was
subDenaed but as he could not produce the book
his testimony was Of no value.
When the case came before the Elections Com
mittee of the House steps were taken to secure the
book, and it was brou ght to Washington and filed
with the clerk of the committee. Mr.. Cults
called upon the clerk and AGAIN borrowed the book.
but returned it after season to the clerk. Shortly
afterward, Mr. Cook called to see the book,
and he too, borrowed it. Whe he came to ex-
anime it he found that all the leaves
upon which the records to be put in evidence were
wri ten had been cut out leaving no stubs The
index was intact and gave the names OF the work
men, but the pages to which they referred were
gone. 1hereupon Mr.. Cook and others who had
seen the book before it was mutlated made aii.
davis in regard the matter, aud 1t Is understood
that resolution Will be introduced tom olIoW re-
quring Mr.. Cults TO produce the missing records'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
HIGH WATERS IN THE SOUTH.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 21.-Upper Reynods-st.
and wsshin above Hawks Gully in the north
western portion of this city, and the fair grounds and
lands In the souheastcr portion covered with
the water extends over large area OF country. No
damage OF consequence been done 20 property IN
Augusta, but the small grain, wherever planted, will be
wasnsd The river marks thrty feet six nohes and
is rslng yeEy slowly The weather cool but cloudy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
A FATAL PONDER EXPLOSION.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.-Shorlly after 4
o'clock this afternoon the city shaken by heavy
e1plosion Four others followed intervals OF four
seconds and cOlumn VI smoke rising across the
bay was suicient Of another added TO tue
nerous powder works disasters that have occurred the
vicinity brief telegram says the giant powder estab
sninet near West Berkeley station, four miles north OF
oakland v as blown up II has been learned tnat five
Chnamen were gilled by the explosion Of tho powder
...A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
CUNNINGHAM APPEALS TO THE PUBLIC.

6lV0t- -.
A person Dy the name treuerUk GeDhard, OF wh0n
the be mat be said Is that he iAade nllsI
ridiculous The annex OF lady Is tryng 20 maze
nOoety do duty for ability as an actress. seeks nrkn
ne public press to make capital ont OF TIE act tal
publicly denounced and insulted me. As matter oi
fact there of the most poem
aud overwhelming character known 10 ny
intimate friends, which prevented me iio'
properly resenng, tne spot, the an ont oIeIcu mo
on Tuesday night Ia tho Southern h0toL SINCE snes
timo Dir. Gebhard has rendered an oppot'untS ~
Ineeg me ON equal terms, but mas declined. was
elected from the southern Hotel Dy the pohoe On idss
day night, although Gebhard and not l. was .uo ~,
house while AIR. Gebhard - there Inis person, noa
tue sec lfy Oh his fortress. denonnces me as coward
4 leave ia 10 The puOlc judge VINO Is the COWARD
(iebnard under tue protection ofihe police, OF askns
mo- more than an opportunity 10 meet lin IN TAFT way
"uu on 0q"'' '' A H. CUSNIsoHAu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
RED CLOUD IN NEW-HAVEN.

NEw-HAyEN, Conn, Jan. 2l.-Red Cloud re-
ceved 100 callers to-day informally including the
Mayor, college professors and prominent citizens. He
did not attend church, being somewhat iudsposod. He
is much gratihed at the attention paid him. He VIII
leave here for NewYork. and thence for Washington
tomorrow. Before going he will he photographed, and
pay a visit to WinonesCePs Armory, the Fire Depart
mont aud other OBJECTS OF Interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
A POSTMASTER ARRESTED.

HARRIsBURG, Penn, Jan. 2l.-August Nebin.
ger postmaser at steeton arrested ABOUT adngns
last night charged with retaining money received ION
aud extracting money from letters. ie
amount ia placed &c 81 200 Neoinger admits tae as
hcisncy but sa,s it unwilling crime ana th~s
The money used principally in the recent elroon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
POSITIONS FOR RETIRING CONGREsSMEN.


WASHINGTON, Jan. pa mum her oi Representa-
tve~ who will go out with this Congress are candi-
dates for various positions at home and abroad.
One of them IS Mr.. Williams, of Wisconsin Oh IT.
In IN OF the House Foreign Affairs Committee. who
will be appointed is saId Receiver of the General
l. nd Office at " atertown, Oak. Mr.. Williams
has considerable property IN the ncIghborhood OF
- d ertowu and IL 10 unders God, viii eventually
retuoVe there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
CONTROL OF ARMo2lES AND ARShNLLS

ALBANY, Jan. 21.-The Adjutant-Generni
has issued IN order directing that conformity wa
section 81 OF the Military Code all state armOfies sns
arsenas DO placed under the exclusive eonro VI Wv
Chief vi Ordinance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-17

RETURNS from the Kentucky election
we're coming in very slowly On the sth, but
the Democrats claimed gains in many
counties, and that Knott's majority for
Governor would BE- not less than 5000
5. G. w. BENJAMIN. the first diplo-
matte representative or the United States
% Persia. gives q glowing account 81 his
reception BY the Shah
The warehouses and wharvcs Of the
Knickerbock~r Ice Company burned q
Philadelphia on the sth. Over z.o0c tons ~
ice, forty-seven horses and : great amount
or other property were destroyed.
THE deaths from cholera IN Egypt on
che 9Th were 80, including s~eventy-eight q
Cairo.
The trial Of O'Herlihey. Feather
stone. Deasy, Flannigan and Dalton.
charged with having u their possession e.
plo<iver FOR the destruction Of buildings
and lives. began q Liverpool. Eng. on the
eth. All the prisoners pleaded not guilty.
IT 4 stated that Is. 200 stand Of small
arms with ammunition nave been shipped
from San Francisco 20 Shanghai, China.
within the past eighteen months, and the
shipments continue.
FIVE Cinnamon who recently stabbcl
one 81 their fellows for reducing laundry
rates have been : 70 the New Jersey
Pe~nitentiary.
"A TELEcRAPH company has been in
corporated % run . line between New York
and Bangor. Ne.
THE strike Of railroad operators Ind
assumed no new phase on the eth. - far
- could BE- learned very FEW men quit
work. The Western Union Company
offered FLOOD reward for the conviction ~
parties who cut their wires In New York.
GREAT loss was caused on the sth by
an extensive cave ia the coiilcsy of the
Delaware and Hudson Company near
Wilkesbarrr. IN. No one WAS hurt.
liz Georgia Legislature has passed.
q general local option law.
THE President OF the Auburndalc
(MasS.) Watch Company has failed.
JANIS McDERioTT landed in Liver
pool, Eng. the other day from America
and was Immediately remanded on achargc
Of conspiracy % murder officials.
SENIOR CoyEErnfos. Of the Mexican
Legation. says the rumor hat Mexico and
Germany had entered into : treaty ofFen-
sive and defensive vas without foundar
ton.
An old mill q Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
n<ed for storing hay, was destroyed ~ irs
The other night and three unknown tramps,
sleeping therein. were burned 70 death.
A NAN named Mcpherson. in Jail ~
MML
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We have seen the estimate that the
difference between educated and unedu-
Gated laborcrs would amount ~ four
hundred million dollars yearly ID The
whole United States. Such m estimate
could not Of course be very accurate.
and quite possibly Il may BE- much tao
low. An educated person would not NJ
likely 10 commit the blunder oithe man
who took his bag Of grain - mill N
horseback. he himself riding atop the
bax: but thinking that both himself ana
bac were too heavy . load for the horse.
dismounted. took the bag on his own
shoulder. and resumed his position N
horseback. MOI would any person w.tn
a scientific education be likely 70 Tall
into the mistake III giving Biz small
horse the small end of the whifictrre ~
blowing. A casc no better than this ~
mentioned af one Of the meetings ff
discussion held last winter BY the Massa-
chusctts Board u Agriculture. NJ
Chcever gave an instance ~ what M
deemed m cxtrcme case Of ohtise VI
ion. but which might perhaps NJ q
well charged 70 . want 81 scientific
kNuMittlLt- Tic MI- INME hi- ~
three horses. with his man % drive; hul
being called away. he took one hors''
and left the two for the man ~ pipu
with alone. When he returned ~
night. = neighbor informed him 'fAi
some inclcgant language had hern 'is'a
In the field during his absence iis W,
co-dingly asked the man tho cause n
the trouble. He answered that one ~
fhe horses had behaved as mean r.
horse could dol would not kccpupwNn'n
four feet Of her mate. and no wlipp.in-
could make her DO n. On caafnina
ton. II was found that AZ h. ceuld M,
find the two-horsc whifletrec. ne naa
used the threc-horSc one. attaching wv
shortest end 10 the shortest horse. ins
result was that the lightcst horse nan
twice the work Of the heavy and slr'.k
one. Whipping did not add s'ren!t. N
The animal, ~ add length 70 &c wn'''.'
tree. The man said Ne didn't No.
that Il would make much II any dii'ss
encc. This appears % be = d's'ins. y
stance az loss from u want of knoWieuts
o. mechanical principles and hoy n NJ,
ply them in practice. II ait isD
were H. deficient the difference peiMs..
them and those possessing
amount ~ knowledge and skill inas
equivalent 10 more than Our n"nn. \,
million dollars : year In the county,
large Country 0~enf5Snson-
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IIIE total number % uc1<u4 ~ kKtpt
o. ths sth wsrs -. incluiins l& q Cairo.
:. a Rosetta. 10 q Csrblel. ~ \ Daka-
Itch and - II Benz Suef. , British lego
ton published : note rcfutinE newspaper
assertions stat the spread % tne cnclrra ~
Egypt vas caused BY British neEiect g
establish proper quarantine regulations.
SLkAkiSG-hotsk exchanges tor me
week ended on the IN show unfavorah'y
= compared With ne v'sek before and with
ne corresponding week o. 49, yesr.
EhAAS men-oi-"ar ~ american
waters nave been Ordered - ta.e ~ Only
2 picked pork 20 49, ao''.s tls
voysse nome p'smafek na'es ~ Ae
-. 49,.
sihiN. = 'F
~ ~.~ t ~, 80 NJ 49,
-,,
,-,.~-~s <.~-,s~.- ~.~. - \. c.l-I
- 1870 - a,~;.r IN. u.-k str;k.s ~
scr.. a. IN, = .sr.rn r,,5s occurred IN tbe
s.me a.v
c,,rr = - saken al;xe from the
r--e.m..,.,. r,.,~ ~. o.h.r A.
having been Imprisoned seven davs. Nine.
Ten rer<ons Injured ~ ~. e~arthouake
have since died in the Naples hospitals.
TaE United States Consul General ut
u.t.mor.x My. 49, rrose<ted against
~. Ne,x orleans ounr,ntine enforced
a-r,in.t that port.
Fnxxx ". Surru. General Secretary
- -. p,,,r.,1 = n. y i = eo;nr "a
1880 r.,ion.l A. ~ .ach " ~ IA 10
,r.xes ~ rrnion soldiers A. Ander<onvilie.
Browx Bros. 4 CO.. Detroit (Nlich.)
,,,,.he- a..,.~s h.xe fn5,,i fnr <ln0u
Tnr troon- engaged IL tie recent III
s,rrect;on y. Raaa ~. spain. numbered -yo.
Tb.x uer. io;n.d ~ - civilians.
Tiur %nol;ce di.nersci ! socialist Con-
,ress y k.x,nna 1..lx. . - aax< 40.
L..., ~. - I.rs.x -
s.-~ r -, \.
~n
T s.- $500
-~r- r.~, 1880
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SILVER spider pins arc now placed IN
the toes ii slippers.
Nest ~ the white dresses for morninc
wear IN. made with baby waists and
sash lacls.
The newest parasols have fiye dixi--
ions. cut ont about the edges in deep
trinngle< instead II the usual curves.
The dude lacc-pin 4 the latest
novelty. u j. male ~ gold hlagrce.
with . head Of pearl and eyes ~ sap
phirc.
The cwe White null feisaS have
The edgcs wrought in Irish point en-
hroidery. OK are trimmed with Nalen-
ciennc~ lace.
Tire fashions of tho ias vary w that
almost u dress Il fashionable II IL fits
well. has ficht sleeves AMI drapcs back
quite tightly.
Red or ~coldcolorci satin fans az
decorated With the birds that are y n
favor for embroidery and their ivory
sticks are rilded.
r,,hro;lnr.3 un.,;, Il ,,f.t,..j ;...
snare ~ 4 s,and;ug cellar WIN c,,rxea
fron.s ami finished Min (, r,l.ar.s.. NJ
holi Il 81 place.
Honm..Is ,rc No. po,x warn MA ,hn
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80 ."i.s t-.".s ~, ..'' $500
80" 49, 80 49, s-%~. -. I'M.
-...r. 49,. =, ! M
:, n.-. y, c,--x. : o.tx-
=. ) sann. rx.-xn |. t.ax,c
Rsr.~-x. I r.,i. nominal.
.-n ~.u. 4 WI
- .n-- r'.- c.,,,~
~" -s,r--, sr- ,..~-r..:. n,
49, ,s IA u. -.s~.c.
-- ,..-- ~, .r<~.l~ &C.,
1880, ~;,h .onx,,i- ;.n~ ara f.il "a ~.
door. .xnirinr N ! f~xx ,ninu.c<.
- 49, .... ~ -. r~.,s,;,
cr.-.-s 1870. ,.~.c.. ~h,-.
.~ ----.-- .,~t,~ y.-r ..3 IA.
-. r. ~.r.-. ~.a s.,.,tx..wo
--s.-- 49,. 1870 ~..r
N< Y. :
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S..s .-....,.- Y. ~ yn-t
= 'un<. .ns' ~. J,
~oaA IN sonn"s' - <n'sn ~ ~ 800
.ns o'''rs morn'ns' - 80 M a"seP' =" :
n's'ei-'sn'e -o'Sf-
pa''nk 1870 n o'~o'i' ~ NSr -
panz' t"sa ,r-h's' = isM 10y s'.Se =
m NV ~, N INV ann"s n rFv'.s pr'",
onso. tns PA e's' ann 'n' sN.'
oia MITE e'Sa'-f 'ar-oii p0s-
\ nnm'rr ~ men "sssnAs' =. 'ouH
L'a0.~- NEAR "s> 1'.
Sva".e. Z 49, -'ss 80 -
,ne uatn "a'.i'- ~ s'Fan - rs 'hF''-
- tnrAsh' "nen 'ne in't my. NOV gave
"as'.'A"'s I. ''..,' '' $500. es,-
Sess',.en' 49, Ans' - 49,,
- rs'''"' o.s' $50 -
@ ssn-Hw" se.se rs'..... tsn-.
$3.50 ~ ..~.-
- ,~,- .s,s-.~-
49,. -ns w. ..~
III. r,.;,d ~ - ~ ,rou,h .rd. one ~
~ ,.e,s ,.d~ ins - ~ ~rinar,n.. II
.hcr.s Y. a..,h h.f,r. m,5;...l .;i c.ni1
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III - =. -.
ue-n- p-.s 49, .na.w,, 80.
--a-s 49, r-.~n.n- !, r~.-..,,s a.r.
~-.s r.....~ ,-;nr $500 - u. ~..,,,r
-~ ~ .hA.--:. s.~si,.~ ~ ~,
rls -.,r5-~ -.~.,~;.~ ..~;c.,. ~
s.~~-
n--..,r -, ~~.~,;. c...
IN 49,. r,.. - ~.5
-~.-I. ...~ "a. .h-,.r
~s;.n ~s.nr- 80 .x.r,-~s .;.c. III
wind-riue ana iurnlar vein ~ere severed.
Six persons were sleeping In q small ron,
with him AZ the time.
~sn. ~ xvh;,.xsd..
colo,,rd. emnlovedo IN ! farm cat " II.
iianapolis. was adm IN 6llinr The barn
xith nv 4 pullev t.ro<e. letting the hoist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-17

X = dispute oycr Z game u faro. -
D-nv.r. Cola. : rnznbler named Vasey shot
Franz Re-. = w-sil-kno~n r-rxtaurafeur.
- 1900 4 fe~r daxr ~.
.Inrx WAL = Ckic.~o mn Dolice-
~, 40 ..o< 49, ~vro,. man ~ 1 fa<ht.
commits>d suicide ~ nat civ : few DAYS
sro.
W sc,rxs Nrux ~ famous bull
eA.-..A- x~&- u.~s~ .s knl.a
~ oeher S~v a - sr,n. ~ ! bull which
t~,c~ 5000 MIN A. H. 81.
r,.~r cxpro~ ~ Ird;ap.noli< Ina.
a-,..,,..r., .o.. d.vs .go. MI wife
S--.r.S 49, 49, ,;~l. thet ~. - NJ.
hodx "A white River. ana sure enough
there they found IL
A. BrvantSville. XIV. four negroes
were fatally shot IN n election fight On the
sth. Several other persons. white and col.
ord. were injured
Al Forr WAYNE. Ind. Emanuel
rox ~ killed bv IN officer the other day
while attempting q escape from custody.
A FIRE IN Post street. san Francisco.
~, ~. c,h.~ mc~,;,r de-,roxei almost
=, .r,;r. h,,cr Tbir<x hniii;nrx were
burned Ia the ground. among chem the
yv;,r.~ Carter 1.eeter And nrnidS, HALL.
n. 1000 vr,re estimated a over 80. 900.
Win Insurance q less han half that
amount
SAsAro ALEXANDER. an Italian
murderer. attempted 10 commit suicide the
other DIV ~ cutrinr his throat while on
tie way 10 the prison after sentence ::
Easton. PA.
A NAN supposed 10 Be- Frank A.
n,x,, sro,,, Am. small town ~ Illinois,
;nmn-d tro,. az ferrv-hoat -Edwardsviile
q ~ Iou;<- Ma. /, few DAYS AGO and was
drowned.
RECENT anti-Jewish riots a Ekater-
~inoSlay. Russia, are reported 70 have cost
one hundred lives
FoUR expert car-thieves. who were
operating along the line or the Iron Noun.
tain Road - wcod-chopp<r<, have been
landed in The Arkansas Penitentiary.
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NL has
David Ferguson. the ~defaultine collector
81 Louisville. Ky.. who has been in the
Penitentiarv only since February. The de-
felt ras over $4,000.
Oyrrcrr< III the santa Fe Railroad
.-.. -. $1,000. v;.ld - ~h..& |, kan
4. 81 twenty bushels per acre. Many tields
II ct have exceeded ninety bushels per
acre. large cain viii be made on the
corn crop Of last year.
The total receipts q customs for the
month 81 July was <3o.oo9.zo against <lo,-
HO.6j5 for the same month last year. This
shows IN increase Of <9ss.css for the first
month under The new tar1n law.
The Acting Postmaster General has
approved the DESIGN for . new four-cent
postage stamp. he stamp win bear : bust
engraving Of Andrew johnson.
"A REVENUE cutter intercepted . vel
low-fever stricken Norwegian bark On No
bile. Ala. The other day and sent her Q
Ship Island.
EXCITEMENT over p result Of the
recent Jewish trials in Hungary ran %
high that The troops bad % b called out
on che On "a preserve order.
The saloon-keepers - 81 louis. NO
were not unanimous on the Sunday law
question ON the 9Th. Some Of them CLOSED
and some did not The police a vas said
would send several hundred more q -
p court.
THERE were forty-nine deaths
ycllow-fever q Havana, Cuba, during tht
week ended On The ith.
TuE Texas Il 81. Louis Narrow-raugs
p.i,ro.d ,.er.n hn<ine<< On the 5th with a.
urhroler trecE from cairo. Iii. 70 Gates
en-. Ter.