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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
THE FEARS OF THE CAR.
A Mastiff Trained to Act as Bodyguar'
a. q IA lrnn,nn

A Mastiff Trained to Act as Bodyguard
of the Emperor.
LONDON, Angus 2S.-An eye witness Of
tie whole pageant q: Kremsier asserts that,
despite the efforts to make it appear that no
dread of personal danger to the Gar was
entertsined, Alexander was really alert and
uneasy, and he added to the secret precau.
lions arranged for his safety more than one
device of his own He WAS pale and care
worn during bis entire stay, and he himself
suggested several precautions to the Aus
rrian authorizes. A few uuimportant ar
rests were made during his stay
TIE Cza- owns a large mastif possessed
Of uncommon strelglh aud intelligence.
The mastif has been carefully trained as
bodyguard, and, as is we'll known in ST.
Petersburg and Moscow, watches besiie his
masters couch every night. This dog
accompanied the Car to and from krem-
sier
Spain Plants Her Flag.
MADRID, August 28.-It is reported that
be Spanish MenocWar have arrived at
Yap The chief of the Carolins Islands, and
planted the Spanish flag No German yes
,els aIe in sight.
Returns From the Cholera Districts.
Madrid, August 28.-Four thousand FIVE
hundred and eighty new cases Of cholera are
reported from the infected districts Of Spain
cr the past 81 hours, and 1926 deaths.
TorLoN, August 28.-Thirty three deaths
occurred from cholera in this city yeSter.
day
MARsEILLEs, August % Nineteen deaths
ON cholera occurred in this city yester.
day.
GIRdstone's Return.
LONDON, August 28-Mr Gladstone ar.
rived in this city to-day from his trip to
Norway in the yscht Sunbeam Hisfriends
aurcunce that the tript greatly benefited
hin. He speaks in the highest terms Of
his reception in that country, and regrets ex.
ce ceedingly that he was unable to accept q
number of invitations rendered him. Tae
cenery along the Norwegian coast was
much admired By Mr. Gladstone.
To Get Ar cad of France.
ADEx, August pa British msn-o!-war
has LETT here to occupy Ambo, situated on
Tayomah Bay, east A'rca. Object is 70 au-
rcipa,e occupation o. the place BY France.
Full Dress at the Opera.
LoNDcN August 2S-The directors OF
he grand opera OF Parisrecently announced
hat hereafter persons not properly dressed
would not be admitted 10 the auditorium OF
The opera house during performances. The
directors idea of of propriety in dress con-
ssts Of swailow-tailed coats, log vests, ex-
pansiye shirt fronts and no jewe!ry for gen
| tlemen, and low corsages, short sleeves aud
10 bonnets for ladies. The rlls was first
enforced last night Several people in or
dirsry promenade attire presented them
selves for admission, and were not sllo we'd
70 pass the gates. Many or them had tick
cts entithpg them to reserved seats aud
boxes, but they were OIL ignominiouslJ ex-
PEELED if their attire did not conform to toe
regulation. There was much indignation
and several rows. There are some threats
20 day OF suing the directors for damages
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
THE LATEST THEORY
In the FELTON, Explosion-startlingA ACCUSE
tions a gainst the Only One KILLED.

In the FELTON, Misunderstanding Accusa-
tions gainst the Only One Killed.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 2S.-A start
ling theory is now current asto the cause OF
the recent explosion on the river steamer
FELTON,, by which sixteen persons were more
or less injured and one killed. The story is
that Adrian Spear, o victim of the explosion,
is the man who placed the dynamite cart
ridge under the boiler, and that his
object was to profit BY accident
policies. Spear resides in Camden
and it is now known that he held
nearly S35, 900 insurance in life and scci-
dent poices. Spears was struck in the
abodemen by piece Of wood and was taken
10 the hospital where, although very Sc
riously injured, he remained only q few
hours, and at o'clock in the afternoon he
rose, dressed himself and escaped from the
ward. 1t was with great difficulty that he
managed to reach his home
On his way home he told an acquaint-
ance that he had left the hospital on &C
count Of the great number of people who
came in to look at him, but this the officials
deny. The Pinkerton Detective Agency
have been working on this clue. The.
agents of the insurance company are reti-
cent, and say no steps have been taken to
prove the death of the man. sss'tl
A Mysterious Communication.
PHILADELPHIA, August 28.-Chief Of De
tives Kelly received an anonymous note
this morning in reference to the explosion
on the steamer FELTON,, as follows: The Eel
ton explosion was dynamite. The people
who had it did not intend to explode it, but
were on the boat at the time and taking it
home TO use. 1t will be impossible for you
to discover them, but to remove suspicion
of evil intent from others, this statement is
made. Your investigation should be to
that end" The note is evidently written in
q disguised hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
BELLAIKE.

The Niagara rink reopens this evening.
The .Etnsville cornet band will furnish the
music, and good time is expected, as a
LOT OF Martin Ferry folks will be down.
A couple Of weeks ago two nicely dressed
young men obtained lodging at q private
boarding house on Belmont street. The
lady Of the house thought the appearance
OF the strangers was such as TO warrant her
pay for all expenses. The new bosrders
we're canvassing for some patent article,
and registered themselves as Fl. Supple and
II. Kremer. Yesterday they suddenly left,
and good sized bill for grub was put on
he eye of the la1dlady. The chaps we're
seen in Wheeling yesterday afternoon One
of the parties had scar on the right side
OF bis face.
A few days ago family from Wheeling
brought their household goods TO this city
by boat and asked the G. h p TO ship them
As room as possible 10 Buffalo which was
done. 1t was not long until q prominent
furniture man and music dealer from the
Nail City were in town looking for the fam
ly. II seems that the escaped partie, had
cot lot OF furniture and an organ on
ick and had made haste to put distance
between them and Wheeling.
John Ehler has returned from q trip
down TO Cincinnati
II was reported that George Strobe and
Grsmmer Bridgemsn were about TO take a
Western trip Ii wns mistake. We are
nformed that the ouly hoy in town with the
Western fever is Oscar Poormsu.
The Mechanic aud the Liberty Horse
Company PLAYED a match game yesterday
afrerroon. The interesting feature OF the
anne Was in the running The b,tter who
YES lucky enough 10 make third Vas given
LIQUID reward which Was turned on with Q
picket.
A number of our psople attended the
GAINESVILLE Fair yesterday, as the weather
vas pleasant and rs it was the last day.
II +. West, editor OF the Woods6eld
Spirit OF Democracy, makes frequent trips
to Bellaire Of late.
Bellsire Lodge No. 37s, |. o O. F., con.
ferred degree on the new Rebecca lodge
last night.
Bellsire has Of least four parties OF hant'
srs who are making the coons in this neck
Of the woods very shaky. They seldom 60
ont but they bring back one or two OF the
animals.
There will be q picnic in FinRs orchard
this afternoon and evening. Music by
Stipe's orchestra.
Providing McCafrey and Sullivan fight
to night, you can get all the particulars .,
McDermotfs.
The Mediterranean Club gives another
hop tonight
Council is purchasing the property that
will be injured BY the Belmont stseet bridge
over the railroad.
Fred Berthsm has returned from trip
down the river.
The candidates are visiting each fsir in
its turn.
Most Of our glass workers attended .
called meeting in Wheeling yesterday.
The Salvation Army should be brought
ont TO pray for the delivery OF Bsllsire.
David Stewart 10 guest ot the Travis
boat club. down the river.
Coal miners win hold meeting in this
c;u to-day.
No arrests at the lock up yesterday.
A woman from Illinois was in tovu yes.
terdas trying to get some one TO PROVIDE
her wi,h iickSt 70 go IN BsItimore
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
LITERARY FESTIVAL.
james r. Lowell Replies to Structures on
His weakened Patriotism.

james r. Lowell Replies TO Structures on
His Weakened Patriotism.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, August 2S.-The
annual literary festival at Ashdeld yester-
day in behalf of the Ssnderson Academy,
was largely attended. Professor Morton, Of
Cambridge, presided, for the seventh sue
cessiye year, over the banquet, and an.
nounced a gift by Mr. Field, of Field, Lei,
ter 4 Co, Of Chicago Of seven acres OF
land to the academy for q play ground.
There were briet addresses By Hauilton W.
Mabil, of the Christian Weekly, Rev. John
Chadwick, ]. B. Harrison, OF New York;
James Russell Lowell, and George William
Curtis. Mr.. Lowell deprecated the impress
sion that has gone abroad that the charms
of life in England had in the least weakened
the hold of his native land upon his sfec-
tions. He would reply to such structures as
Ruth replied to TIE entreaties OF Naomi
Mr.. Lowell also briefly noted some Of the
impressions made upon him by American
Democracy since his return from England.
He was pleased at the tendency displayed
among the higher order Of citizens not to
let the formation Of the Government remain
in incompetent or unworthy hands This
was accompanied by q compliment to Mr..
Curtis for bis work in the cause Of Civil Ser
vice Reform.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
AFoRMER WHEELING DIVINE.

Strange Actions OF n Man Believed to be
kegs pr. ,. @. Armstrong in Cincinnati.
The cincinnati Enquirer of yesterday
has the following: On Wednesday
last vel dressed gentleman appeared at
Hunts Hotel and registered as ]. G. Arm
strong, Atlanta, Ga. The mans appear
ance attracted the attention of loungers
about the place, and for time was the OBJ
served Of al observers.
The stranger ordered hack which he
entered and was driven rapidly away. After
he bad gone guest remarked that the
stranger bore remarkable resemblance TO
]. Wilkes Booth. This was also. remarked
BY two other gentlemen, who had in former
years known the assassin by sight.
The stranger was about six feet three
inches b height, with dark face and sunken
cheeks{ His hair, which was black, hangs
down oyer Q scar on his neck, which is ex
actly like that on the neck of Booth. His
left limb vas crippled in the exact place
where Booth was broken when he Jumped
from the stage of Ford's Theatre on that
memcrabIe night.
Yesterday the doctor spent a few hours
around 5the hotel, and thsn procuring car
riage xrfRa to EoBgvpfsh street, where he
visited AAEnber Of houses Of i'll shape BE
was said to be under the influence of liquor,
and is known to have taken several drinks
in the houses which he visited. After spend
ing some time on Longworth street, during
which he visited the low den known as the
Gem Saloon, the doctor left, and, after
driving around for awhile, returned to the
hotel.
1t was learned that DR.. Armstrong is a
welI.kpown minister from Atlanta, Georgia,
where his able discourse from the pulpit
made his reputation one 10 be envied by
the craft.
In 1875 he was the pastor of a Presbyte-
rian church in ST. Louis Next he was called
TO the St Matthews Episcopal church OF
Wheeling, W. Va, where he was general
favorite. he next turned up as pastor OF
the Monumental church of Richmond, Va,
where his services demanded salary Of
$4,000 per year. 1t was while at the latter
pace that his resemblance TO j. Wilkes
Boorh was noticed, and the matter becom
ing noised about, was generally commented
on by the press and public.
Just what has come over the Rev. DR..
Armstrong is NOT kGown His scquaint-
arce in Cincinnati is very limited, he being
known By but few.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
A Probable Reduction of the Present Bate
of Duties on Imports.

A Probable Reduction of the Present Bate
OF Duties on Imports.
Ell PAso, TEX, August EX-SENATOR r.
orson, the newly appointed Governor OF
Lower California, was interviewed here yes
terdsy on Mexican affairs. Governor Rior-
son says that American business men and
manufacturers may look for q decided re-
duction of the present exorSitant duGss that
prevail in Mexico and obstruct her com
peree, President DiAz bad informed him
that he favored and would urge heavy taxa.
tion Of real estate in order 70 permit this
reduction Of duties on imports, and he
would bring his personal influence to bear
upon Congress, which is soon to ssssnSls,
to bring the change about. Real estate Ia
Mexico hiss bsen very lightly taxed, while
import duties are more burdensons than IN
almost any other country. The Governor
thinks the change viii be brought aboaI
his year. BE Is Ds:ive Of Texas. and
esioys The confidence cf President Diaz 70
leg1 high degree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
AN OUTRAGE
BY the Haytien Government On a
United States Consul.
IMPRISONED INA sEAsTLY DUNGEON
For Over a Year With the Lowest Types Of
Negro Criminals and Aur-
derers.
HIS HEALTH COMPLETELY SHATTERED

PmLADELFHIA, August sc. A. Van
BOkelen, Of New York, sx Consul General to
Port Gu Prince, arrived in the city to-day
As passenger on the American steamer
HAytien Republic from Port az Prince.
He tells remarkable story Of outrageous
treatment ct the hands OF the Hsytisn Gov
ernment. While acting as Consul General
Nr. YsnBokslen married Haytien woman
md at the end Of his term Of Office took up
e business Of dealing in paper money Of
BE national kRpEernmank Atthis he made
considerable money, and then desired to in
vest part Of his gains in real estate, but
this was forbidden BY law, which denies the
right to any but native born of Hayti
Heievsded the law and purchased piece
of property in Port su-Prince, which tran
saction reaching the ears of President Solo
mon, Chief Magistrate Of the Republic, he
caused Won Bvkelen's arrest aud had him
locked up
In wretcAsd Dungeon
in the Government prison at Port-su-Prince
Here bis only companions were negroes Of
the most debased type, many Of them being
murderers and despersdoes, and very often
the prison, which is small and
wretched structure built on low
sWampy ground, was crowded with
nearly 500 prisoners, Mr.. Van Bokelen, be-
ing the only white man among them. His
dDrg on was a narrow stone cell which
measured 8 feet by 1 fest, and the walls we're
constantly dripping with water. There
the unfortunate exConsul was forced to
live from March, 1884 until the 9th
June, 1885, the place being infested with
rAs 81 d losrhsome vermin. His health,
which was robust when FIRST imprisoned, is
.ICw entirely broken down, and he has BE-
cCme the victim both of consumption and
hrouic cs'arrh, while his face is pale aud
] sggsId and gives evidence of long suffer
i1g
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
THE SOUTH PENN
WIN Not Re Built for the Space Of Two
Years Time at Least.
Special 10 LAs Regisf1.

Years Time at Least
Special 10 10 Regiag.
PIrTsBURG, August 28.-The South Penn
viii not be built. Mr.. Andrew Carnege,
who has Just returned from Europe, said
this afternoon, in speaking of the South
Pennsylvania road: Myself and friends
went in with Mr.. Vanderbilt to
build the road. Mr.. Vanderbilt has
found IT advisable to abandon the project,
which is perfectly proper. Myself and
friends are very willing to acquiesce in
his decision. He has got for every
one Of the subscribers to his stock
the same terms as he himself received. We
should, Of course, have preferred to see the
South Pennsylvania railroad completed,
but there are quite 9 number Of the syndi'
cate on the other hand, believe, who are
very glad that Mr.. Vanderbilt thought it
best to withdraw from the possession Of the
road. ] do not think it advisable on the
part Of any Of the subscribers to the stock
70 oppose tne VIII OF Ine mSJorLy VI tue
syndicate in their desire to dispose of the
road. The majority should always rulein
stock corporation as in anything else; my
self and friends accept the situation
and now want to get our guar
anteed stock as soon as possible.
There is q great deal of talk against the sale
of the road Just now. do not think that
the people along the line need become so
excited about the change Of ownership of
the South Penn for this reason: Whatever
the Pennsylvania Central Company may
think to-day about the operation Of the
South Penn, am satisfied that within two
years at the turthest, they will complete the
line, because it will be policy for them to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
THE TRAGEDY ENDED.
Locke, the Wholesale Murderer, Lynehed
by q Mob.

Locke, the Wholesale Murderer, Lynehed
by Mob.
SAS ASToxIo. TEX, August 23.-Inforn-
alton from San Marcos reports that mob
Of seventy-fve persons at Blauco on We'd
nesdsy night, went to the jail and demand
ed of Sheriff Jackson ths keys. jackson
said be did not have them. he also de-
clared that be could not procure them.
After q severe struggle jackson Wss over
powered. The keys were found on his per.
SOD. and the mob entered the jail and took
out Locke, the man who committed whole
.ale murder in johnson City few days
ago They hanged him, after obtaining
from hin Q statement in regard 10 his
cIimts.
Locke made full confession, and said
be had intended TO kill the members o'
lhree or four families. besides those whom
be murdered. and was prevented from doins
80 only bJ bis cartridges giving out.
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MORE NEW POSTMASTe8S.
Names of the Happy B ttch Who We're Ap
pointed To-day.

Names of the Happy B ttch Who We're Ap-
pointed To-day.
WAsHlNGToS, August 23.-The Acting
Postmaster Generslthis afternoon appointed
rhe following additional named fourthclass
pcs,masters:
West Virgiria--At Ciendenin, W. B.
Swaar; Leb Long, Rice T. Mccoy; View,
Jas R. Baber; Youpg's Mills, G. W. Jea-
kris
Obio-At brownsville, John Scott; Blsd.
pusburg, Mrs Emma n Gardner; Canal
Fulton, P. A. LeEhy; C!aiborn, George W.
Moore; West Jefferson, John ]. Booth; Null
berry Corners, n L. Lsmoresux; Navarro
Mathis Clemens; West Mansfield, Charles
d. Hathaway; Mara Stein, Henry Cooke;
doimesvilIe, Noah Hass; Manchester, j. B,
Baiwin; Calendonis Charles P. Bsrger;
Benton, Charles E. Schlegel; Waller, W. A.
johnson.
Big Pension Payments.
The Treasury Department has paid out
about SlO,000,GO0 on account OF pensions
o lar this month. Ii is, therefore, expected
Jha, the decrease Of the public debt for Au-
gust will not be as large Rs usual.
Kieley's Cuse.
Mr.. Kieley's appointment to public serv.
ice was Grst solicited by himself, He was
endorsed by the entire V"ginis delegation.
The President appointed him as Minister
10 Italy. That Government protested
because of his speech q number of years
sgo against Victor Emmanuel. After the
presentation OF the protest, Mr., Kelley vol
UNFAIRLY resigned, saying he did not
wish to embarrass the Administration.
Then he was appointed Minister
10 Vienna. Within two days after the
appointment was announced the Austrian
minister in this city intimated 1t would be
"disagreesble" to Mr. and Mrs. Kelley to
live in Vienna, because the latter was q
Jewess. Secretary Bsysrd sent com
muuication 10 the foreign representative in
which he spoke only OF the complaint
against Kelley. The letter was earnest and
dignifed, taking the ground that would nst-
uTslly Oe taken against such a complaint.
afterwards came csbleg;am from Mr..
Lee, Charge d Affairs at Wen.
ua, saying the Austrian government
had refused to received Mr.. Kelley and de-
ciued TO give any reason. No intimstion
Of he csse has been received here. There
ia a suspicion, however, that rhe Italian
Minister at Vienna is the direct cause OF
the Austrian Governments seton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
weLLssuae's WATER WORKS.
a Meeting Discussing tho Appropriatiss--
Genernl-PeFsonAl
Hux<lai "A a. R<1i<fSw

Gsneral-Personal
Speiai 10 ~ R>siA~.
WELLsBURG, w. Va, August 2s.--A msss
meeting assembled IN the Court House last
evening in response to notice previously
given by posters the object being 70 discuss
the ordinance proposed and 10 b voted
upon tomorrow (ss,urdsy,) providipg ios
q twenty five thousand dollar appropriation
tor a water works. Is Walker Peterson.
Esq, Of Wheeling. WAS present and cd
dres,ed the meeting, f.voing the more.
ment and explanatory Of the plans and
specifications prepared BY him.
City Solicitor J Il. Cree. Jane, Hsfvsy.
Esq, and Hon j b Somneryille also I'd.
,its-,ed the meeting on the same ss5jsct
/, is apparent ,ha, the REQUESTS three-6fthe
vote will be pollsd in favor Of the ordinances.
The K. ofP.'s Of this city, Who lately sx.
curt,d TO Cleveland, have returned nuch
plessed with their trip.
Mics Godfrey, Of Pitsburg, 10 the guest d
Miss Ollie Harvey. on Main ttreet.
Miss LeMoyne, Of Washington. Pa, u
visiting the Masses Duvsl, on Plsasast svs-
nue..
Campmeeting at Belviev 10 veil attended,
notwithstanding the cool, damp vesthss.
Produce and fruit 10 very ch'sp snd sban'
dsnt Butter :s more plenty but stili sslis
at 25 cents per pound.
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CONDENSED TELEeRAaS.

John Roseumeyer, of fLaarencsburS, lnd 4,
vvb;Ie drunk. set Ere 70 his house bUrning 1t
10 the ground and himself fatally.
The Direct Cable Company Of New
Hampshire, hsye repaired their marine
cable.
Hanlaps regatta tAa' was to take place
nt Silver Lake, n. Y, Sep, ., has been
postponed.
The Brazilian Consul a. New York C''y
has ffrrsted out the scheme ot \ l. Wmte
and others TO food the country With coan-
terfeit Brazilian notes.
Tbe Falcon Iron and Nail Company will
sreet a new steel mill in PittsSurg.
A 6lbus.eriDg expedition destined to- st
.sct Cpba il creating excitemeat at h7y-
west, Fla.
Texas cattle sre spreading Texas fever
.,-.,, ug the cattle ofllhnOis.
. suits one Of $1,000, another Of $40
,oo =, We been brought against A NJ Brit
wv W. D, ssident Of a bank, al tort "os'n'
-, a, Deadvood, Dskots, are very
Nss,oi 80, a over the lynehing OF colo'ed
nan named L ,oss HalAs.
ma snSrk f,ou O'DonOvsu Ro'sa.s cigar
- sgslI sS;O Sor, b of his Ansrehial papers,
IT, -nD On tie Spring Garden Bank Of
Philadelphia IS SUI SaiOg
T6s A O. U. ". reunion at Perry N L.
" sterday, was an eoS 'yso's sHAH
TSs Puritan will &sfsud the American
an, AGAINST the Genesis.
Henry K Goodwin, Who vas 1nosr i ares =,
for killing AISsrt D. STsn' PsA''1 H'
guilty. n,nad
P;nIes hss dscampsd Nith Si'OOe VI 'a'
.ccnPsDy's money, IL,
Samuel L Collins vas hanged ysSte'Na'
o. BosdDg Green. no.
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. p.t,Ia Wt,i, Cou.trrTeiters

CAPE MAY, n. j, August 23.-Lsst even
rg Marshal Henry Holland attempted TO
.iIest three men engaged in passing coun-
Fl frit silver dolla's but WAS badly beat IN
I'd lef, inseusibIe, and Mr.. E. C. Markiey
I'D Others who cams 70 his assistance were
rcurhly handled One of the party obtain
ed a shot gun covered one Of the men aud
compelled him to surrender. The other
two made their escape.
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IN. season Closed at Uhau.auqua.

CHAuTAuQUa, n. Y. August 28.-PrOi.
". q Crogmsn, Of Georgia, colored man,
Iectured this morning on the African Pro9-
lem" and Prof Alfred n Wheeler. of YAl',
delivered the last Of kis hissoric.l leesares
on @Tke Congress Of Vienna" At ii
o'clock Judge Albion W. Toofgse, Of Nav
vile. Il z. iselurrd on sCAin. Herod i
Co." and hf.er E-z affecting cl0sisg re
usIss 5. Ctas Iscr John Fl y;nzasf. D.
d. ct Pls;s6-.i. " J tie CssE;ssqsa sx
ercises fpr 1885 e,osea
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Tba IrIcht wilIGoOn.

CIycIxYAr1, August 2S.-The effort Of
the Law and Order League to stop the con
test between Sui ivan and McCafsry to-
morrow appears now 10 be limited to ar
resting the parties and requiring them to
give bond This would not necessarily
stop the contest, and there will be some
doubt whether the ares will be attempted.