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I'd EDITION.
Latest qbleglanS to Tho Stal.
SHOT By A PINKERTOy MAN,
One or Arm0Ur's Detectives Fires Into q
GyhieauA

SHOT By A PINKERTON MAN.
ONE or Armour's Detectives Fires Into q
Chicago Crowd.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Shortly after noon to-day
special train was made up at the stock yards
TO convey the 100 discharged Pinkerton men
back to Chicago.
As thc men marched into the cars they were
greeted with yeils by the strikers and their
~ mpntnfzers. AS the train started the crowd
InIeW STONES at the cars. The same scene was
tspe4aeo at 4Oth street. At this point one Of
LA Ia rinkerton men. exasperated, pushed his
iiH 4t through the window aud fired.
Ais shot struck Dennis Bagley, n well-to.do
iiseanister, OF the Town Of Lake, and IL is be-
neteo that he IL fatally wounded. The crowd
Little desperate rush for the train, which,
nuHeever, started of at q high rate OF speed.
Aho'nef train load of Pinkerton men will
serious trouble is feared, Is the crowds vow
~ ~ SAID that large number Of the strikers
..s dissatisfied at the order Of the executive
COMMITTEES sending them back to work, aud
". sney are holding secret meeting to discuss the
The Freycinet Cabinet Doomed.
fAR1S, Oct. 10.-lt Is thought that NJ. De-
!Ieycinet Will be able TO patch up u temporary
uuce oetween the government aud the major
its, put consensus OF political opinion shows
Lnat Tue present ministry Is doomed and can.
not remain In power long.
The Racing 1t Pimlieo.
CLEANER WINS THE FIRST RACE
P1MLICo, Oct. 19.-First race, three-quarters
OF mile; tor Lhree-year-olds and upward.
Cleaner first, Estrelia second. Biggonette third.
Time, 1:151a.
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Haulau's Claims.

PIoNSHIP OF THE WORLD. 1855
A cablegram to the New York Herald from
London, October Ia, says: As intimated in a
cable to the Herald As might be the case, Han.
Ian to-day in the Sportsman, alter reciting his
attempts to get match from Beach, claims on
the iatter's retirement the championship OF the
world. These are his words: "As Beach declined
to row me, and now retires, claim the title of
champion scuiier OF the world and am prepared
to uphold the title by rowing any man in the
world IRON Putney to Mortiake for q stake OF
$500 aside. The deposit left tor the purpose
OIL rowing Beach is still lying at the Sportsman
office as proof OF my bona hdes, and III no one
comes forward claim the title which am pre-
pared to defend by rowing in America"
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.

SOOhI IN ERAL TERM.
To-day, Kilbourn agt. Latta; argument con-
cluded and case submitted. Y. s. agt. w. A.
Phillips, r.. NJ. Wolfe and r. b. Ross, cOnsplr-
tanning demurrer and discharging accused) on
hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-J,.doe Hagner.
r, To-day, Ordway agt. Dyson, Gass agt. Western
judgment below affirmed. Thomson agt. drew,
Phillips. Eastwood agt. Kirby and Brown and
Herzog; death of defendant suggested. Brown
agt Finnerty; judgment on stipulation.
EaUiTy CoURr-Judoe James.
Yesterday, walker agt Thompson ct al: pro
confcsso against unknown heirs OF Jeremiah
Gordon. Collins agt. Clabaugh; Injunction PEN
dsnte lite and reference 10 an examiner ordered.
for 2eih. Young agt. Kelly; motion % retax
costs overruled. Babcock agL Babcock; sale to
John Cassels confirmed.
CRIMINAL COURT-JMdge MdcArEhur.
To-day. w. I. Benton, perjury; demurrer over.
ruled. Thomas Lee, larceny from person; re-
s sosnisasnee given given. Thomas Carter. murder
pleaded guilty; sentence suspended. Emma
And sentenced to 81 days in jail.
POLICE C0URr-Judge Shell.
To-day, George Cooper. colorsd, loud talking;
forfeited; George Thomas, disorderly con-
loud and boisterous; % or Is days. John
S Wiison. npI profanity; s5 o.. days.
CudTleS MOuuScnelm, ASSAULT 30 or 10 days
Marshall, larceny: 80 days. William SANFORD
and William Wooster, affray; collaterals for
ieited. Nelson Sayers aud William Reardon,
do; 20 EACH. Elizabeth Grimes, larceny; $40 or
30 days. Oliver Crawford, assault; IS or Is
days.
REV. GEORGE Fl. BALL INDoRsED.-At the
general conferences of the Free Baplists, In Ma
ron, u, yesterday, resolution was adopted OF
worth and pure motives of Rev. George II. Bali
OF bunaio, \. T., the malignant dlatribes OF his
enemies 10 the contrary Notwithstanding"
MURDkhs AND 1HCENDIARIsM IN Virginia.
4 dispatch from Danvile, Va, Oct. 1Stn, Gays:
some time ago Lucius Mottley's body was
louno 81 Inc fOot OF u pFecipice I'm North Dam
VILE. Strong. evidence was collected pointing
10 MURDER Not long afterward John ]. Mcln-
tyse, wss killed By negro at night. John D.
Robinson, merchant Of North Danvtlle, was
the chief instrument In working up the case
against Mottley's supposed murderers, and
week ago ne received An anonymous letter from
negro reminding him Of The death Of Motley
nanssiL yesterday morning about O'Clock
kobinson's store was burned and no doubt it
was hred y an incsndiary.
6UlcfD1 or ALBERT D. LArNo.-eaturday
evening Alfred d. Laing, formerly proprietor Of
th0 C&raton house, New York. committed
suicide ny shooting himself Through sae head
WIN shotgun. Laing was seventy.iive years
conafortabie holne ut stratford. Conn. He vas
worth v0O,OOO and his only relative IL step
Wolnerl who lives Vt Germantown, Penn.
Laing VA SUFFERER nom dyspepsia and had
seveIAa unes remarked that he would KALI him.
.5isnoR Wipgaeld positively dsslinW The
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Clin&inS to Their Old Homes.
ABOUT 100 PEOPLE STILL LIVING AT sABIN

The Galveston, Texas, committee who left
Saturday night on the Estello with 81 ,OOe
worth OF provisions for the sufferers at
Sabine Pass and Johnsons bayou has
returned. They reached Sabine Pass
early Sunday morning and found about
one hundred persons still living there
reluctant to leave the site of their former homes
They are occupying the few houses that with
stood the storm. One-half the food and cloth.
ing taken up by the committee was distributed
among these sufferers. The remainder was
sent up to Johnson's bayou. The total mum.
Der OF persons who lost their lives was 102-64
colorad and 80 whites.
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Changes in the Engineer Corps.

Major Alexander Nj. Miller, corps of engi-
neers, has been ordered to relieve Major Oswald
II. Ernst from his present duty at st. Louis
Major Ernst is ordered to Galveston, Texas, to
relieve Major Samuel NJ. Mansfield, in charge of
the river and harbor improvements at that
place. First Lieutenant Henry E. Water is
ordered from Willet's Point N. Y, to Chatta.
nooga, Tenn. First Lieut.. Eugene j. Spencer is
ordered from the department OF Arizona to
duty at Louisville, KY. First Lieut.. Edward
Burr Is ordered from duty as engineer officer Of
the department Ut the Columbia to duty at
Portland, or. First Lieut.. w. C. Longfett is
ordered from Wiiiets Point to the department
OF the Columbia.
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The Freycinet Cabinet Doomed
Arei1nd's Constitutional Kfghts.
WHAT GLADSTONE SAYS OF THE PRESENT AG

LONDON. Oct. 19.-Mr. Gladstone publishes
an addenduIn TO his pamphlet on the Irish
question, taking the ground that the union was
never q morally binding covenant, even enc.
niles OF the present irish Nationalist movement
in the conditions which alone confer moral
validity. Moreover, Ireland has never ratified
the union, but has constantly fought it up TO
Inc present. Mr.. Gladstone concludes that
Ireland's present demand Is not grounded on
nere POLITICAL expediency, but 1t Is the exercise
OF the constitutional and judicial right which
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According TO careful estimates made by
prominent grape Groweru OF Hammoudspor1
N. r.. 800 tons Of grapes were froeen On the
vines a tho shpres Ct laka xeake SATURDAY
night
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SECRETARY MANNING AT THE CABINET

SECRErARY MANNING AT THE CABINET
MEETISG.-Secretary Manning attended the
cabinet meeting to-day. THIS is the first time
he has been at the White House since his
illness, and he was warmly received by the
President and his brother officers. He remained
al the meeting from about IL O'Clock until u
Jew minutes before 2, and then lett, before the
meeting Was over, for his department. Secretary
Whitney went to New YORK last uisht, and diu
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LAsxnr,s LOAN Orrrcs

No oel Pennsylvania avenus northwest
Money Loaned on Gold and silver Watches. Diar
N u0A 1ewelIy, Pistula. t,uns Mechauicai Tools
i@dssy aud Uentismsa's Wearing Apparel Old Gold
en4 o43voe AVo1hk Oo2
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Political Notes.

The following congressional nom nations were
made yesterday: Richard c. Mccormick, repub-
lican nrst New York district; Stephen 4. Hon
kins, republican, sixteenth New York; Leonard
ID. sacketl, democrat, sixteenth New York:
jeremiah Mcclure; democrat, twenty eighth
New York; Timothy j. Campbell, democrat
nominated by the German independents
eIgh.n New York; 3. v. White, republican, third
New York.
The 2oth New York district democratic con.
fehtlon ADJOURNED sine die yesterday, without
nominating "A candidate against George W est
fepuohcan, who Will have no oppositio1.
henry George Will receive the support Of
Irving Hail Ior mayor OF New York.
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TeleHrap..ac xSrAefs.

Converse, Collins, Berriil & Co.'S dry goods
store, River street, Troy, N. Y. burned early
this morning. LOSS on stock, 500, 900 to $I25,
OOO; on building, $4,000.
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Baltimore MARK ets.

sALTlMoRE. Nh. October ls:-v.rs,na sxes.con.
do new thFee4 o6 Did to-day. -
BALTIMORE ND. October 10.-C0ttoD quiet
middlng, b. Flour Steady ana quiet Wheag-southern
quiet: western active and higher southern red S3AS:
southern amber o5as1 No western winter red.
o4AA: January, S6hAaooas Cern-southern easy and
quiei western steay anu dull southern white 47a4S
southern yellow, 40a46: western xed SPOT
November and December 44a4l1a: january: ~ Aza
4o4a. Oats hrm Rye urn. 56nbS. Provisions duh and
nominal sugar-copper refined firm, 1USsilU44
husky steady l.1;iR1.24 Other articles unchanged
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull and nOminai-
Cotton Hour, I'd a.: grain 4laaoi kecepts-
hour. 10000 barrels: wheat 26.UOU bushels: COru
$4,000 bushels: OATS. 10000 bushels; rye, I.SVO
bushels Shipments-hOur. 700 barrels corn. 3OO
bushels sAes-wheat. SS7OvO bushels; corn, $500
bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, October 19.1 pn,.-Wheat stronger
Cash. 1>7s: November 1917 December, 75l4; May,
SIS cor ,.,, steady-Cash s4l November. a54; pc
cemDer 36l2: May, 4,t4& Oats irine -ClSh. 70: No
vember: 25a4: May 3Oas Rye. 4s.a Barley SO. ri *
seed o7 Prime Timothy, l.62al.63 Whisky. Liz
Pork saser-, ash, j. 75;J uary, 10 12la Lard cas-,
Cash, 5.62la January. $780,
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American Swindlers Abroad.
ARRESTED IN oPoRTo FOB ISSUING FORGE
RANK OF ENGLAND NorIR

ARRESTED IN OfOkKO EOA ISSUING FORGED
BANK OF ENGLAND NorI&
Two Americans named Austen and Stat.
field have been arrested 1t Oporto In Port
ugal for uttering forged Bank Of England
notes. They both have made confessions, stat
tn0 that they had been supplied with the notes
by the agent OF q large syndicate In London en-
gagged In the business OF Misunderstanding and cir.
cuiAting them. From this agent the prisoners
obtained sixteen fifteen pound notes and six
i've handreds for oae "a e their tscs value
value by making payments with them inter-
mingled with good French notes. In this way
avoiding suspicion.
ARRESTED ON A SERIOUS CHAReE.-At West
minister. Md: on ss s nign. last Constable
s abe On M.s Mi.soSri hsmser Wss
fs Siu ana Mr. Emsnuei Roontx becomins bis
sureties Both parties live near Taneytown.
A panther escaped from menagerie In Cham
p psrs sas and soslpsd and killed Be-
The bill q n. Aubs for the scoaplesion OF the
French navy" proposes an outlay of$2e. 0OO.O O0
for the construction OF new war SHIPS, and
Ss wosF 70 Dc within four
Miss Mary Anderson ha. subscribed o, 500
earthquake, the prOceeds or Ter performances
ia Dublin last week.
It u reported that the James K keene estate
ON Bellevue avenue Newport r. I, has been
price is said 10 Be about ESQ, O0N
There have been no shakes at Charleston
since last Friday morning, and the city IL very
quiet, though active In business circles.
Fiffy Dutch gypsles who arrived ~ New York
yesterday In very dlthy condition were or
dered hack Immediately.
BY the llro ~ salisbury, Nd, Sunday night
Is NOT too large. There are but two stores l6it,
and nany people 40 with0ut @oo and without
piaooo 10 nioeps The di1tso1e WtN b VOsy Egoet,
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George Marshall. small colored boy. was
given 80 days in Jail by Judge Smell to-day for
stealing a hat from Joseph Wsitmeyer's store,
in East Washington.
Elizabeth GrlInes, Q colored servant was
fined $40 or 30 days by Judge Smell to-day for
robbiny her employer OF u number of small
artiInes.
Memorial services OF F. 8. Pigott, late clerk of
the EbbitL house, will be held in Foundry M L.
church, Of which he Was member, on Wednes-
day, ~ 1880 p. IN.
The explosion of can Of gasoline oil at EshIe.
man & Brothers store, I'd and 4 streets north
west, yesterday afternoon, caused damage 10
the amount oil $780,
Yesterday AFTERNOON Officer Keefe found
dead infant At the foot OF 27th street, near Rock
creek.
Samuel Finney and F. 8. Barbarin we're
accepted as Circuit Court jurors to-day. j. Rae
Was excused one week ana the others were eX-
cused Tor the term. The marshal was directed
TO I'LL the vacancy.
About q hundred and thirty-eight tourists
from Philadelphia are at the Riggs House Tor
the day. Among them Is MIR. Samuel Josepns,
Mr.. Randalrs Candidate for marshal at Pnila-
delphia.
To-day the Circuit Court was engaged In the
trial of the appeal case OF Fleming agt. Porter
for $45-com IN ission as builder, aud y verdict
for plaintiff for $3.50 was given.
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From the Madison (WiA) journal.
Following are the details OF the narrow escape
from drowning OF Congressman Knute Nelson,
at Alexandra, Mimi, on the l1th inst: He
was fishing In Lake Victoria In . boat by him
self. Just after dusk, while pulling In q
nsh, he tripped and fell into the lake. He
II q powerful man and good swimmer,
but was SO hampered by bis clothing that
TO keep afloat, however, and shouted for
help. For q long time his cries attracted
no attention, but man, halt q mile away,
fnaily heard them and ran 70 the lake. The
boat had drifted TO the shore and the rescuer
rowed it out to the middle Of the lake, finding
Mr.. Nelson In an fnsensible condition, but still
floating. He got him TO the shore ~ soon -
possible. For several hours three physiciens
worked on Mr. Nelson, and finally succeeded In
was Q narrow escape. A remarkable feature L.
that he was in the water about an hour, and
was tnsensibte when found.
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PERSONAL


II WILL GIVE SO PER MONTH FOR TWO
months and $40 each succeeding u,onrh ,~nils.
i ne position. to any one procuring me a stu
lion ehdsr The government paying from Stsa 10 g.
p month Address, In confidence. MOTHER Ssr
ocls2IsI
MRS. ROSS, THE CELEBR ATED CT Arp Wv
49, Ahe ana Astroiogst, has returned Improved In
r, an9 would De pleased TO see her friends al her
-, 49,, "A 81 NV oclS-6t
4 NSLt SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION.
~ sno AnswerA send loo to Book stores or tn
- IVY INSTITUTE
oc4-lm Southwest corner Sth and X sts n w
N ACCoONT OF THE HEAVY DI.M AZ q,
upon ess We are now prepared to full alue for
SSnSs SseoLornaba Clothiay Address or cali a,
sCSA o = ~ esee, ois u 81 NV au2l-2m
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The Scottish Kite Masous.

The supreme council southern Jurisdiction
Scottish Rite Masons at their session to-day
elected Samuel E. Adams. Of Minnesota, and
Rufus E. Fleming, vi Dakota, AZ active MEM
r.. 1'ta Tue ceremony vi crowning them was
performed.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
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The steamer Artos Lost,

Is HER CREW OF TwENTN-EIGHT DRowNEDe
The New York Sun OF to-day says: Word was
received In this city yesterday that the steamer
Artos, Capt Whites, that sailed from this
port Tor Bordeaux on Sept %, was lost In the
recent storm on Pointe de la Houbre, at the
northern mouth OF the Gironde river. Ii is sup
posed that her entire crew OF 2S men WIS lost
Wreckage and a part Of her cargo have been
washing ashore, but nothing has been seen of
any bodies. The Artos was loaded by Funcb
kaye & Go. agents, with molasses. tobacco
lard, and miscellaneous cargo OF provisions.
She was valued at about S1Oo.ooo She WAS
built at stock ton, England, In ls6y, and WAS
owned AT Hull. Her net measurement was
1,175 tons.
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A FOREST FIRE IN forest Ore
started just south OF Cambridge, Nd, yesterday.
In the woods belonging to samuel w. Hopkins.
and At one time assumed threatening proper.
tons. The resin smoke arose In dense volumes
and spread out over large portion Of Cam
bridge, so as TO cause alarm 10 citizens, In view
however, il now apprehended to the town. The
forest II Is dry a Under.
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foot python which recently got away in City
Hall Park. New York. again escaped yesterday
while being transferred TO o cage In the mu.
seum Mt Boston. His snakeshIp crawled into
the cellar and sought seclusion In the coid-air
box Of The furnace, which, however, was too
After an hours struggle four men succeeded In
cagtng the snake. Que or the men was bitten
and another had the breath s9ueessd out OF
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EOR Rent

EOR Rent
II 1884 " ST., handsome
ly furnished IL rS..-$2OO
1622 18th St. 10 r.-.....-SO
14Oo 3lst st.. 13rs. MI 80
214l Pa. ave, lOr.. mt..6S
14l3lOth. Tor. ney----55
21lS II St. 1UrA .mIo 80. 81
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2127 X St. b.. rn-i.--4S 81
2I3l h st 8 rs. m.L45.50
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1907 ; St. ar, m-i..-25.5O
1O11 > ST. ar. 5. So
2Sth & Dum.av-1 Tor. 1880
Alb Sd Il. ne. ar. MI Is 80
For a iuil list apply &c
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ELECTION FRAUDe In OHIo.-R. B. Mont
gomery, representing attorney; Algernon
Granville and Fred. Steube were arrested In
Columbus Ohio. last night charged with alter
ing the taliy-sheet OF precinct A, thirteenth
ward, Columbus, one year ago. when 800 votes
cratic candidate.
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Observation-Disclosures Gordon, Of Georgia,
and c. A. Ware, of ST. Louis, are at the Metro
polttan.-Chief Clerk Biddis, OF the Internal
Revenue bureau, has gone for q short vacation
trip to PenDsylvauia.-Rey. Mr.. Power, OF this
city, lectured at Fort Scout. Kansas, on the 14tn
inst. upon the lie and puu.ic services Of Gar.
neld.---Roscoe B: Wheeler. Of Chicago, and
Geo; lawson, OF PitlsSurs, are at the National.
Henry Lee and J. q. Flagy, Of New York, Geo:
ST. Paul, o. n. Prior. Of Minnesota and Robt
J. Nicely, OF Paris, KY, are at Wiiiard's.-Mr.
David Kennedy, the Scotch vocalist, whose
musical entertainments in Washington
will be pleasantly remembered. died At
Gen Hazen, chief signal officer, arrived
in New York from Panama yesierday.-
A. T.. Thompson oil san Francisco, G. w. Widoie
OF Chicago aud Appleton Sturges Of New York
are at the EDbitt-Gen. j. A. Williamson, Of
Washington, and Rear Admiral Case, VINO has
just arrived from Europe, were Registered In
New York last nighL--Secretary Lamar spent
yesterday in PhIiadelpuia at the bedside OF
niece, who lies very III in that city.-John
Russell Young arrived in New York yesterday
from london.
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Ter N.Ji.sve.&Q ST.. Sr-5D
1870 Il st.S.w.. l2r.-......iu
1905 q St n.w.-.......:53 SO
1908 9TH ST. NV, .r......:SU
1924 18th 81. u.w. sr..-b
1872 Corcoran ST., 6r...-1O
Mass. av.. Iiear 18th. BIB
33OS sherman av.. ALL
1910 Sherman av., 4r-..l0
SHED.
21OO II St, lOr...... $50
lOll Conn., ave. l2r....U0
2O4 18TH ct. ,i3r.......2OO
1920 Jefferson Pl.. iOr-I3O
/ .U2 18th st.. l1r--lZ5
1908 sunderland pl-,
lur .-.-.--..-.---- 20
1918 21~i St. 11r......-l25
.U6 Conn ave....--125
lS26JeffersonPIac lace. 9r1.5
lsol 2 81 n W.. lOr......lUU
2OO9 j ST. 9r......-........l2J
1l5 2ist ST., 7r.. 1J
COS 18th St n. We. l2r 10
examined by permit from
As j. FISH Err * CO,
1924 + greet northwest
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