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V'OLEY. Auctioneer.
viii sell large stock of Groceries contained in
store Nc 90l, corner 9th and streets northeast
ihO i.SDAl. NOSEMBER SIXTH 1l34 C0MMENC-
ING AT EN- O'CLOCK
The stock consists as follows:-Fiour Sugar Tea
Cone starch. Spices. Can Goods Tobacco Cigars.
SnUd. Huns. Bacon Crockery Tin Ware Wooden
War and many other articles usually found in first
class grocery This stock is fresh and has baen pur-
chaseI inside OF six months Housekeepers an i the
tr q Will do We'll b. attending tbs sale as the above
mentioned goods must be sold without The
Counters, show Case, Awning and Ice Box will be sold
Same day.
n5-3I' FOLEY Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
SPECIAL SALE.
THURSDAY MORNING,
NOVEMBER SIXTH.
COMMENCING At TEN O'CLOCK.
OUR SPACIOUS sALEsRooMs.
PARLOR FURNITURE
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
LARGE ASSORTMENT
nat SECOND HAND CARPETS. &c.
rI'H0S J. FISHER & Co. Real Estate AuctiOnecrs-
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
HOUSES AND LOTS, KNOWN As Nos. 1902 lS94
AND 1906 KINGAAN PLACE NORTHWESI.
By virtue of deed of trust dated 18th March. A "a
223 of the land records for the District Of Co
lunbia. we shall sell. on MONDAY AFTERNOON, NO.
v MbER THE SEVENTEENTH, 1884, at -FOUR
O'CLOCK in front o. the premises. Lots numbered one
hundred and three (03l hundred and two 02) aud
ore hundred and one GOD according to T. kiignan 8
subdivision OF sub lots numbered twenty (2) to
thirty (33 inclusi e. i'll square numbered two
hundred ~ forty CAD recorded in Book IL of
subdivisions page = IN the Office of the Surveyor of the
District % Columbia, tosether with the improvements
Thereon consisting Of three twostory and basement
brick dwellings known Nos 1872 1904 and 1906 King
man Place northwest which will be sold separately
Terms OEethird cash, balance l6) and twelve
tl2) months with interest and secured by deed of trust
qUlrcd on each lot at time sale ConveyaDcing at
cost o. purchaser. If terms of sale not complied
with within ten days from day Of sale the property
VIII be resod at risk aud of defaultng purchaser
after nve days notice in The Evening Star.
EDWARD J. STELLMAGEN, Trustee,
1924 street northwest.
FREDERICK Is. MCGUIRE, Trustee.
n4-d&ds 1906 street.
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Alexandria AFFAIR."
Reported for Tue EVENING STAR

THE ELEcTIoN.-The polls opened in the four
wards OF the city at sunrise this morning, all the
liquor establishments having closed at sunset last
evening. Lines were formed at the opening of the
polls, but the party canvassers had alphabetical
poll books. SO that the names were easily found.
The lines soon diminished and at last ceased alto
gether.
WATER CoAPANy.--The Alexandria water COM
pany held its annual meeting yesterday. B. Wheat
was chosen president, vice W. j. BoOthe declined
reelection. and 4. d. Fendal secretary, and Frank
Power, superintendent. George s. French was
elected O director, uice Wheat. made president.
POLICE REPORT.-The mayor has concluded his
hearing in the Hanmill-kehOe assault case and
fined the participants IS each. and has fined VIM.
HELEN, colored, $3.50 for indecency.
FULL SCHOOLS.-The average attendance at the
public schools here during october was l,42O boys
and girls, q greater number than has attended the
public schools during any previous month OF their
history.
Notes.-The Blaine and Logan club, No 1, last
night increased its roll to GOT names, and was
addressed by Lewis Mckenzie, d. A. Windsor, j.
Deputron and Col Smaliey. Its canvassers went
to work this morn1ng.-Lee camp OF confederate
veterans held its regular meeting last night and
elected some new memberR-Capt Mushback
has received the $500 awarded the Alexandria
light infantry as the best drilled company at the
late Virginia state fatr-The clerk OF the court
here issued 10 marriage licenses. During october
OF 1888 marriage licenses were 1SSued.-A col
Oreu girl, named s. r. Tanceil. has received a
prize, u sewing machine, for lace work from the
state fair OF Virginia.
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SUICIDE AFTER HER BETRoTHRp's DEATH-At
Minneapolis, MIMI, Wednesday night, Miss Viz
ginia Mason, at one time a teacher in the public
schools OF Minneapolis, and q most estimabie lady.
was found dying on a bed In her room at the rest
standing near by told the tale. note was also
found In the room bidding "good-by to earth and
and her af1anced, Bryant Coe. son OF Alderman
Coe were walking through the State University
grounds, when MI. C0e was assaulted by rObber.
receiving injuries from which he died soon after.
ward. Miss Mason was Frustrated with grief. and
has been depressed N spirits ever since that fatal
night On four Or ave different oCcaaiOns aho he's
attempted 70 end hes ltfs by taxing poison.
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TOMORROW.

" cHIIk BAXR d EAIIE9 .!4 ICE E; MARkET
On WEpNEsbAY NdVfMbER II RI ri t. at az o tG
OCIOch l. NJ, We viii sell within our auction rooms
go shares in lots Post Combination Sewing Machine
80 shares Fesrle1i's Insurance Co Stock
% shares Fran lin INSURANCE Co stock,
100 shares Columbia Insurance 60 Stock.
10 shares Real Estate Title insurance Co Stock, with
20 shares Ce,tral rational Bank Sock.
% shares CItizens National Bank Stock.
70 shares t,rea: Falls Ice Company stock
so shares Columbia Railroad Company Stock.
y shares Metropolitan Ri road Company stock
. shares Capitol North and south Nashine.on Rail-
To- shares WASHINGTON Market COMPANY Stock
n3-2t DUNG Ss0N BIOS. Aucts.
TJ,HOMAS DOWNING AGct.oneer
SALE NEAR BENyISG's OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
FECTs; STOCK aND FAEAuSG IMFLE-
MIMI. SC. EMBRACING
WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER FURS1TUEE.
TaBLEs xii XII y DISiSG fA BBfES eAf f2P
KITCHEN Requisites
STOCK AND FARarISG IMPLEMENTS. FM-
BRaCING Two HORSES ASD COW Iof Figs.
c cAE AAS SSb D TAkQN ua EyMhJE 3
GS6 SlSdE SfT OF Of f AIS mp
On WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER FIFTH. 1885, COM
Hencine =: IN o'CIOyK shall sell at the resi-
Z Z.
from Jennings brls lge. the above effects
Terms cash Goods To be removed dayof sale o2S-7t
A UeTIOS SALE OF UNhEDEEMED PLEDGES.
ON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTH at SEVEN
O'CLOCK p NJ. and THURSDAY. November 9th
fse4 at O'Clock will sell. the establishment:
No. IL Pennsyivanla avenue northwest al PIE Ces
forfeited BY non-redeDpti to this date consisting
OF fine Gold ana silver atches Diamonds Rings.
Bracelets. Chains. Medals Guns Opera Glasses I'm
bTelas Books. Silver snd Silver Plated Ware over
Coats Pants Vests. Ladies Dresses. DreS- att m
CIoaks, Delmans. spreads. Shoe and Blankets Watch
makers Tools. &c
Parties holiin- tickets vi please take that all
pledges from No ti49 to 60 ifcusee! in this
sIIe T. hEIDENHEI3IEk Broker.
NJ FCLEI, Auctionerr- n3-3t
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auc,oneer5
ENTIRE FURNITURE. CARPETS. &c
CONTAINED IN DWELLING No 22z0 q STREET
NORTHWEST,
CompriSin---
a. c. PARLOR FURNITURE WALNUT ETEGERT.
MALNCI CLIMBER SUI -. NJ. 7. TABLES
WARDHOBEN- COTTAGE SETS. HAIR AND
OTHEk MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND Boil
STEkS. WARE. EXTENSION TABLE, DINING
CHAIRS. KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
AT ACC ION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER fifth
p Ten O'CLOCK VIII sell at the above named res
deace the Furniture. contained therein to which
tie attention CT buyers Is called nI-3t
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FINHONAS BOWLING. Aectionecr
GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
OF GENUINE IMPORTED
TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS AND CARPETS.
Comprising Rare and Rich Selections Of
PERSIAN. AFGHANIsTAN, DAGHISTAN,
OUCHAK, GORDIES. CIKCASSIAN ARME-
MAN, KHoRAssAN AND MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS;
with many other specimens entirely new to this
JEDAZlENE, HELM AND BAGDAD POR-
THERE'S. ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES.
Forming of the handsomest collections OF Textiles
IN desien and quality offered by u.s. take place
at my Saesrooms southwest Pennsylvania ave-
hue and nth street.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER TWELFTH. THIRTEENTH and
FOURTEENTH. 1884, at ELEVEN
and THREE O'CLOCK
On Exhibition Monday and Tuesday, November 10th
and 1lth
THOMAS BOWLING,
n3-st Auctioneer.
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lAOifOn Running Behind His Tick OF

Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
FoRREsrvILLE, PRINCE GsoRas COUNTY, ND.
Blaine receiving full vote. Holton, tor Congress
is running far behind the ticket. S.
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THE ASSOCIATED CHARIrIES-At the annual
meeting or the members oil the ninth division OF the
Associated Charities at ST. Marks r. F. church last
evening officers Were elected for the ensuing year
as Follows: President Rev. Robert y. Baer. pastor
or Waugh NJ I. church; vice president, Rev. w. NJ.
lngersol. pastor OF the Metropolitan Baptist
church; secretary, Mr.. John c. Heck treasurer and
discussing agent Capt c. A. Brewer; registrar and
delegate. Mrs j. W. BabSon. These officers with
the following were chosen the board OF directors
Mrs Gen. Eaton, Mrs. Gist. Mrs. ]. II. Wilkinson,
Hon John Eaton, Rev. Dr. Chester, and Rev. A. 4.
Steele.
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HRATEFUI-COMFORTINa
EPPS' COCOA
BREAKFAST

by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
severn the operations Of digestion and nutrition by
ssTefIl application Of the fne properties 81 well
with delcately Favored beverage which may US
many heavy doctors bills 1t is by the judciOus Of
ench articles Of diet that constitution may be gradu.
sy Lullt mp until strong enough to every ten.
cencf 70 disease Hundreds Of subtle maadcs float
ng around US ready to attack wherever there weak
point we may escape many fatal shaft By Keeping
ourselves we'll fortied with pure blood aud Property
heufashed ffaIne "-Cfru SsrUsee GGzstts
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold In tins
eniy OSib and lib By Grocers labelled thuA
JAMES EPPs CO., Homoopath,c Chemist.
NH rcktp r..a>-
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the ofIce OF the CHIEF signal
officer to-day: am, 4S0 IL IN, SOL; pm, SEA
Maximum, SIS: minimum, 40.
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A WOMAN ON TRIAL FOR MCkDRH.-A; vest
Chester, Pa, last week, In the court ~ g;ar.
ter session, Laura White, OF Can taNnsaip,
was placed on trial for the murder % siN-,,arOii
boy NAMED Lewis Gleason, whom she had taken 10
raise The analr took place on the 2o;i az last
August The evidence shows that Miss Mi..tp b.
coming angry at the child for some ui.seln an lr
OF a 1T1fing character, beat IL In most brutal
manner and then threw IL upon porch ;loDT w.!h
such force as TO cause death from hemUrTha1-e OF
the brain on September 4th. The case IL sifu on
trial. and is exciting much interest. Laura White
is young woman, quite pretty and rrtp ls,-Ssiay
in her appearance, but, the eyid, nee SIT w. IL
possessed OF most violent temper.
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PERSONAL--SenOr ROllerO, Tue Mexlcan minister,
is in New York.-It was announced yesterday
that the 18th OF last month Florence the daugh-
ter of Hon. William D. Kelley, was married at
Zurich, switzerland, TO LaZare Wiscnnewetzky,
q young Russian phySician.-MrS. and Miss
O'Donnell, Of Baltimore, who have just returned
from prolonged stay in Belgium, have established
themselves at Wormley's for the winter.-Com-
and c. NJ. Martin, OF Washington, were registered
in Chicago on Sunday-MrS. and Miss Royal
have returned to Washington for the winter, which
they viii pass at SlS 18th street. with Mrs. Admiral
Howell, who is sister OF Mrs. Royals.-Naval
Surgeon BeardSley, Ensign HuSe, Leon T. GlainZer
and Frank T. Glainzer, OF Paris, at the Ebpitt
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The Electoral College.

The electoral college, as at present organized.
consists OF 4oi votes, distributed among the states
as follows.
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WHEN AN INDIAN rs NOT A CrrrzxN.-The u s
Supreme Court yesterday rendered decision, in a
case brought by an Indian against ward regis
trar tn Omaha for refusing to register him as a
qualified voter in which II was held that an Indian
who has not been naturallzed or taxed or recog-
nized as citizen, either by the United States or
by the state, Is citizen OF the United States
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THE woops DIVORCE CAsE.-To-day, in the Equity

Court, before Judge Cox. the case or Frater Z.
Wood against Elizabeth Wool, In which complain
ant was granted a decree OF divorce a few weeks
since, was heard on the motion OF the defendant 10
set aside the decree Mr. X. Christy and MeSsrs.
Harris and Oliver appeared for the respondent, and
nj. D. w. Douglas for the petitioner. The motion
and the affidavit or Mrs BarnaDey, summary OF
which was given 10 The STAR OF Friday last, were
read The court said he had suspected on the hear
Ing OF the case that there was some COLLISION, and
II proper affidavit was flied he would set the de-
cree aside. The motion was then argued, the peti-
uoneTclaiming that the afidarts the side OF the
respondent were unworthy OF credence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

THE WAR IN DR.. NEwMAN's CHU7CH AR u
ments were heard before Judge Ing-aham Ia IA.
New York superior court yesterday Ia u, AT III
f. T. Hopkins, who as trustee seeks 10 rss:tala Dr.
j. p. Newman from acting as pastor az the Mad
son Avenue Congregational church in Ihat city
The decision OF the court was Reserved.
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LIEBTC C0MPANY's EXTRACT or NEAT.
e Be bad e ~ stos:hsspssss oroees and
ewho1es9,e only) O DAVID o.. 9 Enchur1k
avuhus. Iusdoa RnelnnA SgiS
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Washington News and Gossip
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $40, Sil; customs. $4as,4a6

THE PATENT COMMISSIONERS DECISION FINAL
In the case brought by Richard q. Hoe and others
against the commissioner Of patents to test the
right Of appeal TO the secretary OF the Interior
from the commissioners decision, In regard
20 the issue OF patent, the United States
supreme Court yesterday held that the Secretary
OF the Interior has no authority to re view the COM
miSstoner's decision, but that the remedy Is sta
tutOry.
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Trau.ser~ NJ Rem, r.,a,c.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows c. ".
Clark TO James +. Duhamel, sub. lot IFS. 50. is3;
700. Jeremiah o'Connell 10 Mary o'Conneil, part
%, 50, So, s.. ID. q. Purmsn 10 W. J. Father,
lot 80, 50. 1885, $l650 b. Robinson TO C. F. Reid lot
II. So 3S6; 1000 Florence B. So.gcr 4. kooEes
lot l6, So 76s; 81, 1888 w. T. Particle Gerald H.
Du POM, lot l6l, SUD. So AS: 5000. &c. sssh NJ.
whitney TO Ellen A. Az, part :. 50, AL; 1000.
50. CAS- 800. c. Fl. Williamson 10 c. A. J. vii,
hanson, sub. s47, Unioutown: 500 B. T. Snyder
TO W. X Dube. part lots 23s 2ss and 2ss b. s addi-
ton 70 Georgetown: Sl.a2a l. NJ. saunders 10 W.
Chase, LOT 20. So $50, part 80. So 1876; s2so also
part z, 50. 1S6: $3.50 e. p Larkia 10 f. A. Butter,
lots 365 and $50, Uniontown: S2a0 James f. Mason
TO r A. Morrison lots -, 90 and "a so AS: $500 s
A. II. Marks 10 Albert IL. Walcott, part 80, So So;
81 800 Jane A. Riggs TO John Miller pit ., So $50:
$FG. Emma NJ Gillett TO Rose L. Particle, lot 81,
sub So 1888; 81, 800
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A n IS! PAN is! PANTSi
Thousands Of Pants from 81 up.

LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co
CORNER SEVENTH AND q STREETS
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boys SUITS!
"a for School Suit worth SO.
sc for Cashmere Suit worth IS.
90 for Worsted Suit worth gil,
$40 for Corkscrew Suit worth $I3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
WEDNESDAY,

al Gasto'u. ne will have interview with the Emperor
OF Austria ~ August >.
ADES. July 2j.-The British Resident with the gun
boats Ranger and Arab las gone to annex Berbrrt,
seaport oi Las; Africa
fis July l1.-It T. announced that ~ IA not Intended
that the French ferce@ in Mad igascar shall march on
Ahtananvo but hlt they only NJ 10 seize points on
the coast which are healthy.
E9ME, July - The Pope has decided 10 create
r'Nhrhln Archb-noprc at Ca rthage, which hc Will
llt'e IN charge Of cardinal Lavg're. ~ present Arch
n@bopo Agirr- MonsIguor Duserrc will be appointed
Archbishop of Alscrs
- ELiN in y l5.-The nrotectoniSt papers ~ West
ph "Hee' tiIi the Liberals ~ the next elections for
oI The E"ichsttg will receive the support or
Lh- -h CAPITAL IN order To damage the colonial ana com
story.
'oN-T TANIINoPIE, July l5.-The Porte has asked the
bIhr International Bureau 20 suppress the foreign post
Vo- IN lIA"y. The Porte says h. * competent 10 con-
u"c' the International postal service.
DthIIN July l5-Jlme. Ellis French, director Of the
utl"'Fe department Of the Royal Irish co I-tthuarv,
Wlo was connected with rhe Cornwall case has beer ar
restcd ~ charge Of onions practices. Three military
ohreIS VINO were Implicated IN the offences have fed
from tins city
lHE HACrE, July 1.-The Dutch Cabinet has prenarcl
p-I hltAihS The Queen Regent If rhe King should die
"ei"re the Princess Nhelnlna attaius her majority.
GLASGOW Juy 1j.-The police here have arrested
james Acr, who Is suspected of being dyuamteur.
fler' Wrr" also folnd with him giving tue names OF
supposed Cynamireurs
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EDTC4T0Es ~ COUNCIL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AT
MAuG>ON-FRoEBELs SYSTEM
LRY TrLEGRAPH ID rHE TElRrNE.I


lBY TELEGRAPH To rIE TEBryE
MADISON, Wis, July 1j.-About 1000 cdu
Gators are in the city this evening attend the National
Educational Associations, AMI 9th q. arriving on
every train. part OF the Nev-Eugiand delegation
nearly 900 tro1g, came In bv special train OF ten Pull
man coaches This afternoon an received at ;hs
depot by brass bands, many prominent member, ~ tie
Association and committee ot citizens Til. remainder
Of the delegation expected during The n,lt Ths
ing the Council ou Edutat on rrc1uFcncd aul Dr. " T.
Harris reread ais paper IN " Peiae,sc'," w1ch wa'
Warmly discussed by Professor o. ~,tR Hall of BLd-
more; W. O.. Movry, ~ Rhode Island; Professor
". W FowcU, of Minnesota G. o..
Thomson. OF Indian, and other and va. then adopted
The Council then adi,urIeI but hold an executive meet
ing later and the to.0wl- members elected J. f.
T. Appen, OF Ohio; J. 3 -toecyeI. Of Rhode Island; W.
H. Baruger os NewJcr-.y; = H. PeIboiy, Of Illinois;
T.. james. ~ feu0- Naui1; T. K. Thorn son. Of Ne
bra,ka d b. Hscar of Massachusetts,; j. c. Greenough
o. Massachusetts, f.. ". Coy. of Ohio.
Al the second mecngof the Frocb i In tu'e OF North
America this morning tusre was a large attendance.
James McAllster, of Philadelphia, read a paper
On "To What Extent can KnderSlrtcns Become
a Part Of Tie Public school systemp A pro-
iong'd discussion followed the reading of the paper
the prevailing impression being that the education Of
children de-crvcI more attention than was generally
corird -uperurcld nt No tu-ter claimed that children
are tescha1le almost from time Of birth President Hail
man and others discussed the purpose and scope of
mia. training suggested by Fr1ebei' Miss sarah A.
stewart ~ Milwaukee,, read paper on The Orgin'zl-
Ton oi Efficient training -cAoo-' john lHz, OF wash
ngton, read paper ON TN. Organization of froebc's
oih paper nu rue b'ue DE i' To D'iFrl rom u' ~
hlnd"letrrns.' AT palrr+ were followed by dl-cl--
,.ou- which ye'H-A marf interesting AMI novel IDEAS
ia relation fo biuJorrtrt.n work.
Tie Nn-.a Convention was opened tli7 afernoon Mrs
'hHri do s..I'n. win eNp.u'uon- ana 'Is ration So
and Oh" discussion following was ptLrpNrI ll uy
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TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.


U,rrrl,pr INV l5-On the application Of the firm Of
JOIN D. Pet Coz ,le weAn'%a ,.aoHG pin'IIo ~
t,.. charge of . concern. The assets an liabilities.
vaieu are -.uG .. '. nearly equal, amount to about
TRAINS THROUGH TO IL PAsO.
H. FAsY Tex, July lJ.-IAe wt--1W betw "a thls
point duI sierra Blanca having 'r I'D A.r'' vac 4A1s
and Pacific RaN ~ is agAl running It's trans IniouSa
EXECUTIONS IN THE sHEEIFFs HANDS.
PTr,BlE1, Ju' l1.-Ihe c.9iuns es.Aoli'ainrut W W Oi
execution seSrosatmG sllVD" tAr,u Cus & az u.s. ~,
placed IN the su' riffs hands ioAay.
STRIKE OF FALL RIVER DIEHS.
Fall RIyt q. July lj.-lhe wortnen IN the oue dye
Of AN ncrea.e of rs without an Increase OF ply. Ihe
strikers nImher about 200.
KICKED TO DEATH ~ A QCAREEL
Nrw-CluInsIow>, ono. July l5.-ln quauel yester-
dsy. George McNee.y Kicked Loure BrIm.ey 10 the
stomach uhIctrg injuries which resulted in death in =
few hour. both men hlsry respected and promi-
uent ,t leu. McS-eIy has NOT been arrested.
FOUR II-HLRMlN DHOWNlD
IouL'N'. ores Jn' 10 'I , 1H,Ir,,i,p ,,vrr
This n.a,s ui5 men drowned 'N'Io uu'"'s "' '' "'0
months ..,...r.,,r,,
ctpr,tsrru N... july lJ..Johu Duh1f, workman
ON the 'io1tcecr water Works vas assaulted ye'teda
ny Michael L,wle's boss or IN. .p', .' % @ ,il
br. audi Iitlne trouble vas Knocked down and, u
10 al.f -e,l. Jumped upon by Linie"
A pUDRAULI FATAL QUARREL
pnr.rrra July 11.-Thi. m1rl.ug au irish woman
Cuuucia hy nan.. 0uarr'sl WITH her .'t'rn la~ MIS-
M,l ls,., .rnt M,s Madden over the lead twice with
AZ a.. nnIctng fataI lnlurcs
pI-BARMLNr rHOCEEulNGs rOs1rONED.
u,e c.sa of A. 4, inpbol h,yo Oeen posi- pouel uuul to
nerfoW accsuuJ Of otaor euG4Eemcn o. bl' counsel
BIDS roH THE GlONoh CAPITOL
Ant,. tlA. Ju.y i1.-lhp capitol t0nmssinn mot
to-day ana opcpe, bids eoalysd None ~ tasm were
dGersnt parts Of the bulldog aea' tho 'ap'fv''VS o.