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REPUBLICANS DJSOR0ANTzED.
Tswn and City Committeemsa In Massach'
sets Kcsisaius-'rhe Governership.


sstss Ncsisaius-,rhe Gevernership.
BOSTON. July 5.-The disaffection among
Republican town and city committeeman will
necessitate an overhauling Of the local party
organizations before the active work OF the au-
tumn canvass begins. Tho Republican man
ayers ore not little worried over the outlook
In the State. In Newton. the banner Republican
city, the Treasurer and five other members OF
the ward and city committee have resigned.
Several committeeman In Newton are only
awaiting the action Of the Democratic Conven-
ton next week. In Cambridge the Republican
committee is badly demoralized. Among the
designations is that OF the member whose In
fuence in securing financial support wos OF
great value to the party locally. The Concord
s s sS haze ss bod
In view Of the widely-reported disinclination
OF Coy. Robinson to make another canvass Tor
arc talking up ex.Congressman Grape. The
New Bedford statesman has not expressed any
hs s Be-
run again. Another probable candidate for
ess Rco Of
nation fer Congress may p9ssi6ly 70 disputes Sd
could see his way clear to the Gubernatoriai
tiTs from he SongTessiSnaI field; =, ~. M.
publican National Committee. is said to be
awaiting the progress OF events before pobi:
lively DECLARING himself against Blaine an, and
M. Forbes was filled with mingled INDIGNATION
and dependency. He is not likely to be ro9sed
Ba,l +! :. sh SiAd chance to become the Demo-
II half what 10 given out from the busy head:
quarters Of tho Independents is true, they hold
not only the balance Of power. hut they expect
day TO have received letters from prominent Re-
publicans In Bangor; PortlSnd. Hallowell:
that the anti blaine ointment among tho Re.
vii! surprise everybody when the State elec-
ti0n takes place In September. They claim
that Blaine win not by any means have the
Soyember. Leading Republicans in Cheshire
county. N. H.. especially in the city Of Keene.
announce that tho independent movement
there is developing remarkable strength;
Tho most interesting story given out BY tho
Independents is credited to man who has
Just returned from flying trip through sew:
era. Southern States. He quotes members OF
the Republican state Central Committees OF
five States as saying that in the event Of Cen.
Buffers nomination BY the Democrats. the cleo
toral votes OF the 1--WE States referred to can be
thrown for the candidate Of the Independents.
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LITTLE CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
Nm. AND NRa. PxTkRSONS TWELFTH
SOW GAREfULLY DEyCRrBED.

ra~es Amer tAs PrsssAent - 0srnaa Twelfth
ssus are MaaeA Amer The Eaperor-Ns
0irss IN tAs Taniiy asA Nsas Wanted.
Mr.. william Peterson and bis wife live In
Wiiliamsbureh and have twelve children. all
boys. Three Of them are dark and look like
their mother. and eight Of them are fair and
look like their father. The last child. who was
born Just month ago II said 10 look exactly
like both his parents. He IVES ohristened ON
Friday and now siories In the name OF Chester
A. Arthur Peterson. In Germany. whom man
has twelve sons. II 10 CUSTOMARY to namo
tho twelfth after the Emperor. and the En-
psror always acknowledges the compliment
Mr.. Peterson who n German American. kept
ND the custom In an American way By naming
his twelfth son after the President. TO whom hs
sent Q letter, inviting him 70 b eodfather.
But the President has returned no answer 40
yet and at tho chribtenins the whole OF Net
tsrnioh Post. q. A. r.. dressed In full uniform
stood godfather 10 Peterson No. Is.
Last evening . reporter for TAs 6uN visited
the Interesting family. and found Chester A.
tss s ai,ss Il: hsad which Was quite BALD ne
:s Sos & sSSes So
had sss. sss h away q ssss
his brow showed that deep thoughts were pass
inv Inf Sssas o ss sna 0o
S% ;,s RI P GiS.y i SsSs. clearly
She said he cried about oil the time. but no
S1, The ss ssSy b IN the World PS
terson. who has grown accustomed to boy ba-
bies wasn't 30 enthusiastic and said hfs wife
had snid the same thing about every one Of
@Ss Wy. y :dS IN Mrs. sssssm tooa
and corroborated every word the latter said.
When Mrs. Peterson. pointed out the extraordi-
nary development Of Arthur's back head as q
In reality. the other lady drew attention to .
bump on his forehead. and the wonderful fact
toes as we'll ns with his hands. and drew the
conclusion that he would make man OF great
When Chester A. Arthur Peterson had been
thoroughly canyassed and admired. the tw0
ladies' adjourned to the parlpr. a, and discussed
% years old has four Christian names. beein.
ming with william bps the 9tners hF f rste =.
the stock. OF names coon ran out. and the sew
first names the second or third name Of their
elders. Following are the names OF the twelve
boys In order OF birth:
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81. LOUIS. July 6.-The Age Of Steel publishes
to-day ninety letters from leading manufacturers
Of engines and iron and wood working machinery.
steam pumps hardware speclalies and Iron roofing In
the principal cities east Of st. Louis setting forth tho
present condition and the outlook OF the trade during
the six months 1t appears that the condition 10
bad Represented and that the nggre.
sderby greater than those for tho last half OF 1888
behind their orders Manufacturers OF wire
are working to tsr fullest enpSSy There appssrI, 70
in the trade in some departments and the low scale
Of prices prevailing attributed to Of con hdence
induced BY the late failures In New York uncertainty
to tariff legislation and the political struggle fairly
begun The majority Of the anticipate
falr trade during tile remainder OF the year.
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Axle Grease aaA 0unptio..

A dandy little sharper walked into village
store In Salem county j. bought lot Of axle grease
put II up In small neat packages and then psddlsd
great deal Of out salys ct twenty-five cents
box He had some on sale st the very place where he
purchased the grease.
lie next went TO Bridsston. purchased Ave boxes OF
teen pieces and the farmers snapped u a. Texas
shaving sosp," ut hvs cents cake.
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sss shs
q the family With almost as much interest ss
proved 10 Be. right Ia the end. sithoush. SIC
sss F.td nsIss Be eS,; %s
na ss.s OILY ssss as had ss
Of the list that they discoyered that August
% erss sSs room In
stages Of deshabille. and as the list Of their
;hsr they r
on the roll call: August. IN Bloomer night
se Costume me G ar%isss and Sleeveless. and hsh!a
appropriate to q ballet dancer. made friends
Ss xs Fl,
Be given to the reporter tn:tead OF names OF
The motSsriy lady said Il was worry hard on
sss sns Arc saser
use % their mother when young: and when
hs ny Se ss
no Sm a. nsttsF tof Sns wSman to 40 All
brought Sp: ever. ens oi Of hem: 49,. ,,
d but so %IdS. Want them n ne1 naa
she, shall haye ali I can do. Al, ne
Ssss
enough no%g for my husband Ist to DO working rs
Su9 e shsas "
bought LINE pair. q shoes Tor Eth the boys IN one
ana demanded she attention Of the whois house.
wrapped tightly around his neck. with part Of
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suarrus Ar Ens oAsIx0
nGp. nesCnsm PAN AsAsapA Apsassa Vsses
ssA RSes Nm Ovse che Esss

n9e. nfsCasm PAN 0sAsapA Areassa Vssss
esd MES hsa Ovss che Ess.
For some time there have been differences
Of opinion between Rudolph Aronson and
John A. McCaull concerning the manage.
mont Of the Casino. These were aggravated
By the suit just brought By George y. Cum
minss, one Of the stockholders. to enjoln Aron-
son from leasing the Casino. The suit was
said to have been begun Of the instlgation
Of Mr.. McCauli.
About OK O'Clock last nisht. during tho Der.
Torrance Of "Falka." Mr.. Rudolph Aronson
was sitting In bic private offioe ct the Casino.
talking with Mr.. Dietrich. the conductor OF the
orchestra. whom Mr.. McCaull entered. accom-.
panied ~ bis bookkeeper. W. ]. Mcbride. and
the Casino Treasurer. 3. T. Doty. Mr.. McCauli
sat down opposite Mr. Aronson and began 70
talk about the AFFAIRS Of tho Casino. He spoke
roughly. and after . few words rose To his feet
and u alleged TO have ea1led NJ. Aron-
son id liar" At the same moment.
and before Mr.. Aronson could rise. Mr.. HcCaull
struck him on the forehead with his nst Mr..
Aronson jumped to his feet. and McCaull seized
him. There Ia great disparity In the sizes Of
The two. Mr. Meosnll weighs $50 pounds g
"a. AS9nsSns LAP The I've mos Who on. snte, "a
The employees u tic Soqse Tushed q and
ara sS Were
NcCauIl had bit him.
MsS vert :; out Ct m S Is spS NJ
do. Cspt. Williams told him that II he. wanted
70 get NJ. McCsull arrested he would have to
ME. Xronson said stterwsrd: ,..
tn. sss sss II sss
renewed after next MAJ: .x H H present an r
should sss P0'.s, which h. ..ssPteds n.'oesi
the The t recsipts 70 McCSuli. He y man q ex.
ard he hHs ysnssd ns
takes g much money from .!he treasury Of the
What was the cause Of the assault to- night2"
SS sT He 70 an
extra expense Of that department Of the build.
had nSa hG1STfa sSa n. ,sht
from sa. he Mvst Is fats. followed b. sSo
mo sSr assr M tire"
~, .W W. \, do you demand hundred dollars Of
ri said. supposed he understood II, per.
when he interrupted me with:
s,:s and no such
I said: Yes. It Was, Then. he turned and
cried: You're 8 -lisr.' and before I could
eiinchod with him. Of course was no match
for man OF his size. The two men who were
with McCaull refused to assist me. and Il was
released. Mr.. McCaull is doing everything to
increase his control In the Casino. The elec-
things. I have learned that he instigated the
suit brought against the directors. aiming at
me. by Mr.. George +. Cummings." :,
reporter OF THE Bun sought Mr.. McCaull
last night to hear his version OF the collision
but could not find him.
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Asked for a Kiss In broadway.

Alexander Nicola. Q swarthy italian, stood At
Broadway and Grand street yesterday morning Talking
to friend. He was demonstrative. and talked very
loud Mr.. Hannah Bass Of 7s2 Sixth avenue passed by
She says the italian stepped away friend and
stood directly in front Of her and said:
y, boG m madam giva me pooty kissa."
usman who W., pss:in1s and asked him to summon
greatly .s.onshed when told by the he
had been arrested. He said no talking with his
like tissA y"
money ana locked up In the rombs NICOLA ves as
l<S sullivan street, and he has wife aud faulty.
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Decision. I. IL. Casa. Neutrality Gases.

KEY WEST. Fla. July 6.-The United States
Court adjourned to-day after having reached the fol-
lowing results In tho neutrality cases: Dias ives
fenced to eight months imprisonment and to pay hns
OF 800 Tho ease against shavsfA the owner Of the
tinusd - was also that Of BuAno Alfonso. Berrys
fsited to tho Government. Judge Locke gave the
% w !nn suSn t nSts ~ me
the sentence Of Diaz must not be %
produced q the next term Of the court - witness
AEuero was indicted. and warrant was given 70 the
Marshal to hold until executed.
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An Electric Lamp for the Surgeon.

DR.. R. W. st. Clair Of Brooklyn has connected
small incandsscent lamp with portable electric bat
terry The apparatus intended to be used In surgery
for the illumination Of cavities In the body Many op.
erations In surgery doult impossible account
Of the impoysibty OF lighting up the cavity to be op
Grated upon With this Instrument combined with the
depth than heretofore has been deemed possibls
II 10 very small hardly larger than the head Of
Gil 1t ha, even been proposed 20 use the light for the
purpose Of photographinG cavities OF the body. The
whole apparatus u shout the size OF cigar box.
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a Casine Over the surG

At the end and on the upper deck OF Brighton
pier Cousy Island last evening the sound Of minstrel
songs and variety spscstss mingled with the noise Of
the surf The tootsht. n the COOL brsezs
and hundred persons listened to W. n. DAvenes allied
attractions, Just from Boston.
Paul v Nicholson 10 manager Of the new Casino and
proposes to put light operas The stage. Tables
placed around the outside under the bacones and the
brosdway Casino caterers will serve refrsshments.
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FAIRF1ELD Ohio. July k-Ths little step.
daughter of william Alterbergsr . wealthy German,
aged years. found dead yesterday BY nsighbors
killing but says that II accidental II 10 aiiesei
that he always treated her badly the sre
inclined believe that she the Victim OF foul plav
Alterberger has been arrested.
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WAsHIN 1ToN. July Sin the executive ses.
sion Of the Senate this evening resolution offered
from the Committee Foreign Relations advising the
President Into negotsons for an extension Of
the Hawaiisn Reciprocity treaty for seven years The
resolution met with some opposition and ~ II promised
ton Of the subject was postponed until next December.
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WATERFOWL. July 6.-Tha 5GaDn. r. P. Flower
this evening sitting In his ~rvats once here re-
csiving dispatches from his friends In Chicago
private wire Mr. Flower feels quite confident OF carry
the State deleEalon - against Cleveland and ssys
made Chairman Of the state dsleRaon tthis proves
true and his men stick. he thinks he 10 sure OF New
York at the opening Of the Convention
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"Cholerar exclaimed ap old farmer. Great
CRsar man. don't tell that this country 10 threatsn
cd with cholera agn."
YES IT'S got into France and without proper precsu
lions may reach America"
Its terrible" he gr0ansd. why, last year lost
four Of tbs finest hoys you ever see with the eholsa
But this 10 not hog cholera, It's AsiAtic cholera"
"9h SAID the farmer looking much relieved. II was
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A Young wona.'s Idea or Bu.isess.

A Young WoAaa's Idea or Business.
Miss smithers-And 20 you are In business
now, are youf
Young Fits Loon--Yass. down town, y know. Veal
estate line.
Miss smithers-Have you much capital invested!
Young Fitz Loon.-Oh, no. I'm on salary y know.
hiss smthsts.Ihsn you have no capital At oil In
Young Fits Loon-No, not any capital but bwans
Miss snithsrs-Do you. indssd, And Isn't that what
You business, men cali doing arxbusinsss on very
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DALLAs Texas. July 6.-Jamss Allison, &C.
cused Of various forgsries In Daas arrested at
Fort Worth yesterday and lodged In Dallas Jail tonight
Two checks which he made An effort to destroy were
found on his person. One was for e2so the First
National Bmk Of Fort Worth. made payable to U. 9.
Seymour aud signed by John b. saxey. The other
on me trst NsoWai bann OF 1sG.on Tor SS made
Z Go. Both the checks were for.eries, The specific
charge which Allison arrested 10 tho raising OF
check for 81. drawn by Dallas man. to $3.50. Allison
IL stranger here.
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Refused Aa-l..,.. I. . Church.

FALL RIVER. July 5.-Father Brady to-day 70.
fused to allow the Young Mems Irish Catholic
Total Abstinence Society to enter St. Josephs Church
attend the funeral Of . deceased member. and the
clergyman In his funeral discourse spoke terms
Of the society. The Of the difficulty was the fact
that the society had held ball In disreRaYd Of the In
structiOns OF Bishop HendriOkeu.
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Ending I.,rs a. s,xty.two.

Frank Schoenburger OF 161 Essex street was
found dead In his room last evening having hanged him
self to clothes hook after Rashins his throat three
times with razor He was 81 years old, and for ten
yesrs past lived without work. his wife working ous
q small pension from UNCLE san Tor his services in
been hard Vtnker. 49,
Gsorss Muller, gardener a. years old. living at i4sth
street and Third avenue held for BY Justice
Ford Yesterday for attempting his life BY stabLing him.
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A Fly Cam. Fro. Texas and hit Hin.

Thomas Grow IL the night Waterman In the
New YORK Central stock yards. Fftyninth streeland
North River. Yesterday afternoon he presented him
self ct Roosevelt Hospital with his head swollen to
three times its natural size. pair OF cheeks that
yould make Barnnm's fat boy die with envy. d.. L.
hours. and Grow said he guessed that would do; he
Sun he said:
Was Big by one Of those biz Tsxs: ss that come in
aud he carried swelling twice biz mine for four
days They amt altogether poison, but you know when
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PHILADELPHIA. July 6.-The Philadelphia
delegation to tho Democratic National Convention left
for Chicago special train to-day They escorted
BY the Amercus and Randall clubs.
CINcIsNArI. Ohio July 5.-Deleaates to the Chicago
Convention from Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia South
Carolina and Florida arrived here tonight by the Gin.
Ginna Southern and sft for Chicago by the Kankakss
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The Man Who Cs.ida't Have Beer.

Bedford Karl OF % First street. who shot
himself 10 the head Friday night because his wife
would not give him money 10 buy more beer. had an
operation performed ys.tsrd.y BY which ths bal va.
srsed the brain from right 70 left and was lodged
against the skull the left side Unless the ball could
fore taken out BY cutting hols IN n: ssu on the YET.
operation Of the Kind performed iu Bellevue Hospital
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A New York publisher. who lives In Carroll
street. Brooklyn has reported to the Brooklyn police
that his wife went out to make call In Nostrand
avenue on Wednesday noon and has returned. She
10 subject to temporary alterations of mind. She IL
and dressed In black The husband desires Al hi
name should not be made public.
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st.sbed In . Q.arrel Assat Wona..

stabbed In . Quarrel About Woman.
Rudolph Gavron. aged "A years. Of 107 East
Fourth street. and James Mcqueen Of the same resi-.
dencs got into an altercs about last
Ing and came to blows aayIon drew inlfs and stab.
was loci u In Fifth street station Mcqueen was
attended BY ply aud remained ct home His In.
turies are serious
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The Teener.Cenl.y Race Pe.tp...s.

PORTLAND. Me-. July 6.-The Teemer-C onley
race. at Lake sebsgo was again postponed to-day until
Monday afternoon southwest wind prevailed all the
afternoon and made the water rough that Referee
OC1nnor decaed that 10 was utterly npossibie for
erAl bets were made At 500 to SIS on the lsttsr
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AN UpSETTING YOUNG LADY.



wall ~ l.asA - Msssis-A Member %
osasissasa 0sssaiy 1sssssa - che ssass.
Light wooden chairs were strung around
the stage ct wallaok's Theatre yesterday after
noon. and the footlights Frightened up the
faces Of three dossn gentlemen who had come
TO zee an exhibition OF the powers Of Miss Lulu
Hurst the Georgia wonder." xr. Theodore
Moss smliinsly told the visitors that they were
going 70 sss somsthins remarkable. He had
seen II himself on Monday afternoon. and had
mover seen anything like II before. s
Don't know whether it's magnetism. spirit
ualism. or what" he said. " Miss Hurst dossnt
know. herself You know Hubert o. Thompson.
don't you WolL he weighs 800 pounds. dosent
her Yes. Well. hs at on chair here on Mon
day. and she lifted him on the ground Just
By putting her hands against the chair"
just then Miss Hurst came on the stage %.
oompsnisd By her father. her mother. Mr.. Paul
Atkinson. who 10 . friend OF the family. and
Mr.. g. n. Cohen her manager. Mise Hurst
bowed. smiled. and ratified beautiful gold
chain which hung In Q graceful iestoon from
pin at her neck and connected with watch In
the bolt Of her black silk drsss She IL above
81: 81 fS .:s Ct ssS
let ,prcporti9ns that often 60 Nth pnTs u,a
when she laughs there ers dimpIes 10 her
cheeks. and she shows white regular, teeth;
guess h hes MsisSs d isS .! 49, CO. $780,. '. 49,.
~ q, e: Il: KY:
MI: amen III q; S WS MACK
saiy = sss .Sps country folk.
he said. and don't Know what the mysterious
e. y can tell tn Us what 4 e Ms
II rs broken "fil replace II. Mr.. Cohen, put
Ono Of tho gentlemen passed Mr.. Cohen An
opened t.
r. ss:
and hold II up?" ''1A' s''"-- 'o' .O'
ThS q hs 9ses Soa e ss
him. and put pss The SoioF q her sis hand against
and Sc
close to the bali Of her thumb. She looked At
the y SmbrsIIs holder and smiled. :, 800, :.
went jumping around as though trying to get
ssaas ssd S a SroaRS
| Stage. FINALLY the gentleman was IOFC0O
against some more 0entlemen. and fell.
| Now" said Mr. Cohen. "is there any ono
| else who would like to try to hold the UNI
take Ike the lob. but the gallant Captain wouldn't
success A billiard cue was then produced.
| and another gentleman Was called out Miss
Hurst made him catch hold OF the cue with
| both hands wide apart, She fitted her followed
Gown % on Hsr som nns e Was
| forced to the floor. Miss Hurst laid the cue In
| hollow OF her hand 80 that about ffteeL inches
Of the butt extended beyond the hand. Mr.. AZ:
| Elnson asked II some one would not try and
| push the butt down to the floor. A stout gen.
tleman with black moustache seized hold Of
| II, and with quick motion brought the butt
| rafting against the stage.
You must not jerk the cue" Mr.. Atkinson
| said. " Try II over again."
| He tried Il again and after brief struggle
| brought the butt again to the stage. Several
| others tried II. Most OF them made It touch
| the floor,
Wont somebody come and hold this
chair :" Mr. Atkinson asked.
fators rnised AZ from the floor In Mia arms with
6aSR agSip ISL, ms breast MS right af hta
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Co..,..,...r. In Aisshs.

WARRINGTON. July 6.-Ths President has ap-
pointed - United States Commissioners In Aiaska Not.
from D. Ball Of AAsks to reside st stka; Henry statss
OF Oregon reside At juneau City; George Ihro Of
Alaska, to reside at wrsngsl; and John q. BRADY Of
Alasks, to resids ut oonalsshka.
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RKApINo July 5.-The three days encamp-
this GRAND Army OF tbs Republic closed hers To-
90 hazel nuts The storm WAS very destructive 10
Ohocks grain aud growing corn.
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An Arei.ss Eve. Iriures,

Daniel @. Beard an artist. met with an acci-
dent on Friday night while he setting OF red light
IN the garden Of Daniel Burdett in College Point The
feared he may lose the sight Of both eyes.