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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

When the case against John and Adam
Bngie charged Tiih robbery. was called in
the Superior Conrt Yesterday morning
john Baeie sho had beeii released on bail
failed 70 appear. Adam who hsd been
kesi 10 Jail uas brought in and BIS counsel
s. +. Allen demanded separate trials fef
the respondents and his request vas
grsnfed jusf before noon tee bs-i of A8am
Bncla was esiresfe8 and bench variant
uHs issued iaf his arrest. Deputy Sterf
Htiviaul to1E tie warrant and after bar
riediv esfne bic 6iauer drove - TIE res
i1ance ~ buCle's mother oH tife West ri2e.
where BE earne8 fhaf fer uinnfes fefore
his arrival n +. Alien and Adam Bbrie
haa been seen to mes On fte ei5evslk and
after a s4ori consultefif'n a haaa zeui eesf
end 81 Alien rffEluea - t1e essf siie ~
the river in fbe eftsrroan John Bueif
Vss tried foana enflfy sna rsuanded fof
eisaff1rf lne crime CONSISTED 81 rfsrtIne =
farmer namei -Higerf II Hopkins Aiie
rsn connfr ~ a SAM af money or June ~.
Iilst Jbe otanse Hzs c7mUiffed ir the
ferf a.e NEAR &C.. southeast corner 81 lin
eb.a PARK en fhe Aesf SIDE
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

The Eaa 90 the sia~fssnth Ksuaion 81
the ANY ~ Tennsss.a

the army ~ Tennessee
Ns.E ISLAND H.. 5ept l8 The Sine
t=suiil annual reunion of the Army of Ten
le,=ee IS 80 al end. ami il terminated Nith
a banquet tlis evening ar which covers we're
lai1 i8f .oJ The adjourned business uleet-
llz "a Tie society aas held a. Harper
opera house tlls HarDilg It sas decided
thal The next meeting should oe teid az
DfEra. ln tae second Wednesday iu 7eptem
ael iso7 Gen 81 81 Force. of Cluc.nnaui
Ets elected ~ the orator Cor next year, and
Col. August a. Jacobson alternate. The
comml-tsr ou selection 0i OF rrs repofle
tne following and Capt Iuthil took the
chair during the unanimous adoption Ct
the report President. O-n. 81. L. Sherman
Vice Presidents C8l ] r. Howe, s. Louie,
la9t 81 ID. Leach, Cedar k.p.ds,
Loaa. Capt a. E L.On,irum,
Gales1urg lll Mai Chas II smith. Cleve-
aud Maj A B0ln Leadviile. Col sur
ge0n 5. e. Plummer Rock Island H.. Capt
q a. Degrees Austin. Texas Capt. q e..
Chadwick Detroit. Lieut. j ~. Hill Rose
iale Kan Col Ed III Wolf. kushyliie,
ind Capt Edward Spear. Minneapolis.
Maj Ge1 B Hoasin Des Moiles. Record
ding Secretary. Col. l.. Dayton Correspond
urrr Gen. N NJ Force
Upon motion of Gen Dodge a committee
Of i've was appointed % consider the ad-
visibility OF establishing a pOsto,iice At the
head quarters of the Army of the tennessee
and r0 consider also some central place for
h0ling the annual meeting each wear.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

NEw YORK, sept. 16.-For the past week
or two the coffee market Aas been greatly
excited at times. and the dealings have
reached very large PROPORTIONS. Some days
the speculative transactions were over So
600 bags. The rise is attributed to several
causes. Cable advices from Rio and Havre
have been Of a very strengthening charac-
ter. beside there is a heavy decrease in re-
ceipts, stocks and visible supply As COM
pared with this time in July, prices show a
gain of over two cents per pound, and At
this time in August OF nearly two cents.
The recent heavy purchase Of spot grades
added strength 70 the situation Back Of all
this the crop Is short as much as 1,5O0 900
0ag- Some parties appear 10 think that
the rise IS only Just begun, while others say
that the market is pretty well strained.
Today prices are higher by i've 70 ten
rrtnfs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

There hss been TAX among local sieno-
grsphers for some yesrs oi establishing
union bat nothing has come 70 thsir plan
50 far TIE movement however, has been
started again Eith prospects of successful
fruifion. The i8ea IS 20 establish mon
ef professional none ~ W1ru shai o.
unable g. wri.e ore handrea words p ui
ute for purposes of business s9vanesn ent
sn3 s1csi sli8Fuenb I1e geuteusn viii
urabsb farnisa cun rooms where n1ert
inEs mag ~ held TIE ari.e3 n3is Tif
assssf zoed men - s-uai'ons ant 8eip ssca
81 fheir n5eFabers - are o1f af work
a meeting "a 81 80 f1r -sfart1T night
- - he,d 81 tse residence - r. = I9rnl5s.
on Barr aT - f17 fbe nu-pess ~ es.sh.isr-
fre siea1grapesrs cless. rbose eEereie.
VI ~ devoted % deve olan4 ce.esfF ard
secilrse7 in rsnifu .sfiug the pa9nefir
signs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
Michigan Swept Yesterday by
a Terrific Cyclone
Many Houses and Some
Churches Destroyed.
One Man Is Instantly Killed
IL Howell.
Fears That Many More Have
Been Killed.
Wires All Down and Cjmmu-
nlcatlOn Impossible.
A Whirlwlnd Visits TOlonO,
Illinois.
A Great Storm II the Pennsyl-
vania OIL Regions.
A Great Storm II the Pennsyl-
vania OIL Regions.

Drasu. Mich. seot. l6-A smart cy
aion. passed. over several oi the southeast
ern counl-s OF Michigan This afternoon.
It's course Is not yet fully defined. but il
seslcs t0 have crossed Livingston. Washte-
nav and Wayne counties aud mllder
storm IS reported from LenaEee and Mon
roe counties
The sreatesr DAMAGE was done at Howell
A great Nlir-Aks cloud Appeared az that
place about = clock. moving east, sweeping
strip 0i country Xix miles wide Four
houses we're completely wrecked and d
large part Ut tae town. Nearly every build
ing vas damaged. Fred smith. aged ~
vas crushed aad Instantly allied by the
falling of las tt.uer'- house. Farm prop
-rty through the country Was damaged
barns blown doNn, houses shattered, wind
mills L0ppied over. fences 0gerth rOWn, trees
upr05led ant crops ruined. fne damage
Wlli ameant t0 th0lsants.
A. BngnG1n the new Lutheran clurcl
Eas blown frOm Us f1undau0u. lne build
ing belonging t0 the SLale Militia at Island
lake Nts shattered aud many orchards and
crops ruinei rne storm divided al Fat
Rock. going each side and leaving che Tow a
untouched Valuable timber was ruined
1ut no other damage IS reported. Tue
wires between here aud Monroe both teie
phone and telegraph. are d)wu, ami the
town cannot be reached Fears OF sew ere
damase are entertained
AZ Adrian considerable damage vas done
in the sest part OF the town, bat defective
communication MAKES it impossible 10
learl fIIl particulars Several town west
an1 south are shut OF from Detroit 0y the
destruction Of Jne wires.
I'd. r.. ia. ..-n..s
howELL. sept. l6.-At noon today a ter
rihc hurricane struck this town and lasted
Tor about ten minutes. The house owned
aod occupied by John Smith. near the Fal
Grounds Was completely demolished ana
Fred smith. his son. AGED 10. was instantly
killed Three or four oaras We're destrOye-
AMI c0nsi.er.hls fencing.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
WHITE WINGS ARREST
Preparations for the Great
Yacht Race al Newport
THE rRlrE FLEET Or THE EaRlD
The Gslatss in Dock al Rev York
Condition OF the Sachem-A
Detroit Nschtmsn's BoloC
Challenge.

NfsfoRr. sept l6-Commodore Greg
or arrived hers tonight Ia his sieam yachi
Electra which is - aci - the judges haat
in Saturday race IAe Enellsh schooner
Miranda has also arrived. Additional sub.
scrlpilons for the cups are coming la rap
idly and interest is constantly increasing
The Sachem aud Nayil8Ner ARE siiii on the
docks ~ fHoSi1enoe fhe report ~
tue o8chems Withdrawal irom
ihe rat on account n al ac.
cideul 10 Ler keel has nAt
s. yei been sUhsiantiaied Size came OF
the WAYS THIS afternoon. Much speculation
is INDUCED in reeantng iAe probable wind
and course. The SoH aud Pigs course
gives The best view from iie shore. The
other course vii take tie sscbfs away
from tbe shore - thai nothing can
he distinguished from the Island
bat the starr and finish
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
CAUTIOUS SIR JAMES.

The Under Secretary says England Has no
Right to Assume Anything About the Gar
LONDON. Sept, l6-Sr James Ferguson, T.,
Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs, said in
the House Of Commons last evening. that
the Government mad received no official in
formation what would Justify it in making
the statement that the Car had compelled
Prince Alexander to abdicate the throne of
Bulgaria, and the Government was unable,
therefore 90 make similar assumption
that the Prince aDiicatiOn was due 10 the
meeting Of a part Of the Bulgarian army.
He declined 70 lay before the House the de-
tails Of the negotiations upon the subject,
conteuding that their publicity would tend
% no good purpose
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

ttt-Isltt y va TtltstaN-tttflp-
REED CITY, Sept 16-The Prohibitionists
held their convention at Higbe's Opera
House yesterday afternoon and nominated
the following ticket Sheriff, George Hicks,
EVart; Clerk. L. + Brown Hartwiek; Reg
lister of Deeds. Anthony Wenzeil lie Roy;
Treasurer. J. w. Ash. Ashton; Representa-
tive, NJ. L. Stevens, Evart
Lake and Wexford county Representative
convention (Prohibtion) was also held here
at the same time and place. Robert JOINER,
of Chase, was nominated. "G0v. Dickie
spoke at the opera house last night 70 one
of the largest audiences ever out. Good
speech mnch enthnsIasm
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
CHARLESTON SH 0CKeo AGAIN.
Two oaakes Wednesday and Another Per
ceptible One Yesterday.

CHARLESTON Sept. 16.-The atmospheric
and meteorological conditions of the past
two days have not deceived those who have
been close observers Of the seismatical dis
turbances here for the past fortnight. The
shock at 2:l5 p. m "Wednesday was followed
by one at $3.50 p. m. the same day and one
at 1925 p. m. Both were distinctly felt but
were slight that no panic occurred. At l:20
p. M. today there was another shock which
was decidedly more severe at the ten-mile
Till. In the clty il was not noticed, owing
10 the rumbling of carts, street cars aud
other vehicles, through the streets, but on
the more quiet and unpayed streets it was
quite perceptible.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
IHs coMMlssloNeRs.
The Regular Session Devoted To- the >elec
tion of Patroiman.

The Regular Session Devoted to the >elec-
tion of Patroiman.
The Board Of Police and Fire C0mmis-
soners met in regular session yesterday af-
ternoon. President Weston was absent and
Commissioner Whitney occupied the chair
After short executive session they COM
menced the work of examining the sixty
fv-five app icants for position on the POice
Force. They worked necessarily until SIX
O'Clock. when having then examined thirty
three Of them an adjournment was taken
until + O'Clock AZ the evening session
eleven more applicants were examined.
making foriy-fouf in all, ont - which the
following SIX were appointed Police Con
stables. ~ 8leKsnder. Samuel Mccullough
=. T. French. Chas IL. Chadee. Henry
snyder and John Conion The regular or
der 81 routine business was then transacted
bv ihe Board after which IL adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
PLAYING cRssAGE.

The Rain spoii- Mach Of the Presidential
Party Fun.
stESytc iys. sept. i6-lt raiued hard
all day TO-DAY. As it has every day ior a week
sKcept yesterday. The President remained
in doors all day willing away the time
PLAYING cribbaEe ard looking over some
correspondence Col0ns. lamont and wife
arrived fhis afternoon aiier a rte of seven
teen miles from Paui Smith over a road
snisshed 1V fha fsins The presidential
party. reinforced 1y Colonel and Mrs la
mont wiiI start tomorrow if it does not
rsin flr tFo day fishing trip on IupFer
LAKE li is prons1Ie thsf the party will
start fsr home next Tuesday
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
THE CHILD WITH TWO MOTHERS.
Judge Connor Gives Her to Miss Annie
Gallagher.

CINCINNATI Sept. 16.-Judge Connor de-
cided the celebrated Mccoy habeas corpus
case this morning in favor of the respond
ent. This was a suit in which two women
claimed to be the mother Of little girl and
both sides produced strong testimony to
prove their claims. The child was remand
ed To the care of the House of Refuge Mrs.
Mccoy, one Of the claimants, tainted in the
court room. The court decided that Miss
Annie Gallagher was the mother of the girl
who is three and half years old aud very
pretty
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
Lavlnc the Corner Stone.

The corner stone of the Wealthy Avenue
Baptist Church will be laid at O'Clock this
afternoon. Rev. Drs. Graves and Mulhern,
and Revs Upper Brooks and Butteftield
will take part IN the exercises After the
programme has been concluded the Church
Furnishing Society will serve refreshments.
The church is located on the corner Of
East-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

HsasisnrRa Pa. sept rs The Green
hack state Convention in session in this
city todsy made the following nominations.
For Governor i p. Houston, Of Lancaster.
Lieut. Governor. Hon John Parker Of Ma
honey tity. Audilor- General ID. s. EariY
Harrisburg. Secretary IF Internal Affairs
Seth Hoae.snd Of Mercer County Congress
al Is-Ee p " Thompson. of Nenaugo.
Chairman If the safe Committee. Z s Rin-
.1a-s nf l'ar--a f'srrfc
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

WAsmNGToN, Sept. IS The following
have been made in the Pen
sion Office uader the civil service rules:
Special examiners, 81 400 per year, Thomas
c. Early. of Colorado; James A. Watson, of
Ohio; VIM. s Wilson, of Arkansas: George
+. Woolsey, of Illinois; Florence Mccarthy,
of Illinois, Chancellor J. Brewer, of Iowa;
and Abram Meyers, OF Illinois.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
fought TO a FINISH.
Twenty one Rounds with small Gloves
Scar Fort Lee, New York.

Twenty One Rounds with small Gloves
Scar Fort Lee, New York.
NEw YORK, sept. l6.-A fight 20 a finish
With small gloves took place this afternoon
near Fort Lee for purse of $500 between
Jimmy Carroll of Brooklyn. l55 pounds,
and Dick Collier. Of London, Eng, 100
pounds. Marquis Of Queensbury rules The
contest was kept very quiet. only thirty
persons being present. Carroll forced the
lghun. IN the first tour rounds aud seemed
o. have the best Of the contest but on the
next ten rounds Collier gotin some effective
blows Ia round fifteen Carroll knocked
Collier down with right-hander. The next
few rounds were pretty even. In the twenty
lrst round Collier was again knocked down
and being unable 10 come 10 time. The
night was given 20 Carroll Both men were
Daaiy punished Time one hour, 81 min
utes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

AEw YORK. sept i6.-Jusi a. dusk sci in
this evening hne of electric lights were
strung along the sectional dock ~ the foot
% Pike 81 where tie ,saiatea j. hauled ouL
A gang 81 W0fkmsn worked overtime on
the huil 0f ihc saci I cleaning and refining
her below The waller line She
will be flooded fariv IL tie
morning il noi during the night and vii
be towed iar enough ap ne sound "a insure
her making ibe rest 81 tAe distance 90 New
port IN time FOR Saturday. race. Iseat
HEM j. ai the Aes York Yacht Cub To-
nigh. he sats that be came hack ID The
city because the Newport and progidenoe
docks were not big enough
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
VAS tr THs Uovs7

a white Dove Fereh-- On Locomotive
CAB snd Fstel Accident Occurs
NsvsFrErn. Ohio. Sept "a freight
train an The Baltimore & Ohio a. fndepend-
encs struck a horse on a bridge. The shock
broke IRE bridge iu twc. she locomotive fall
ine nto che crees below kiianE tne ensl-
raeer end nilrnx the fremeu Before ne
afcfiant white dove is sait Cd have
rerensa an ere engineer cab wiuf,nw. he
Drove p sartv-sevprs. fir1as after which Che
rrasn ear1a
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

while The conservative section taxes ihe
ground that the convention has pIaeed SAT
hcieung before the Republican party al
Issue which il Wll te forced to meei, aud
thar Il has taken gf0eud which TiA tnng
the third party back INTO the Republican
ranks
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

YoUSssrowx. Ohio, Sept i8.-The freight
conductors aud hraEemen Of fhe y. y. =.
4 o Railroad are or a strike for en- al
vance % Ten cents q day Fifteen crews
are idle The entire road from Brier HiI
and Hazeli.n s tied nn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
rlea.ant Kentnokr Gentlemen.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l6.-John Wyatt and
Daniel Lohn are neighbors in Marshal
for years. Il fin spoke "a Wyatt yesterday
at a funeral and the latter knocked him
down with a rock. L0fln then drew 3
knife and killed Wyatt. stabbing him seven
times.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

KALAMAZOO. Sept. l6.-The fifth session
of the Michigan NJ. l.. conference assembled
here at a m. today Bishop John r
Hurst presiding. Three hundred members
were present W T. CogshaH was re-eiect-
Ell Secretary and i T. Lumbar. Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

BosToN. sept 16.--on Sunday evening =
csiboaf capsized in Boston Harbor. sergt.
Carroll Of Battery B. Fourth Artillery
was drowned. Carroll was the man who
bad charge of The Drexei cottage during
General Grants illness.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

FLINT. Sept &c II. Smith & Bros
stave mill was destroyed by FIRE this morn
ing. The entire contents and horse which
was In the basement ct the building were
cremated Loss. 8 800 no insurance.
Supposed incendisry.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

BrFrsso. SePt i6-Hon. Daniel Man
nine Secretary Of ths Treasury, and wife.
who have been visiting ia Buffalo for son .
dave LEI. tais afternoon for Suspen sion
kr.fze where fhsy Vii ~ The guests of
ere rsta-rs brother John p Manning
sEpecf, - renain a week or more.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
ILLINOIS sTORM-swsP
Great Damage st roIono-sfsny Houses
Wrecked.

Wrecked
T0LoN0. lll sept. "a terrific cyclone
swept over this place az soclock this after
noon. The STERN cloud which came up
from the southwest approached so rapidly
thar before any one expected ir. 10 burst in
al IT'S fury. creating destruction and
c0nsfernation in ifs wake. The
sresple on the Catholic Church
bad been undergoing repairs and
the men working i00 feet above rhs ground
had barely lme to descend when the
scaf1ri vas caught up by the wind and
crushed into kiniln- wood the fragments
oeinr scattered about f1r more than $50
rods The storm carried avs the east
paft ~ Nsws llgsry stable and part Of the
root -0me 1f be timnsrs from this buiid
fnE we're carried an entire block aud hurled
through the side of the HcrGii
ofes. 310 fees away. AZ Slavery. e small
station i've miles north of here. the neE n .
r Church. vl.eh was jas. being completed.
wss dem b she'd an1 a large Darn was com
pie-siY vr-cksi. The extent OF loss can
not BE- sscsrtuned tonight on account 0f the
continued rain 0ll tne damage mast be-
very great all tnr1uE1 the country.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

ts-. ss.s 20 rs.essse -fft.e
JAcEs0S. Mich. sept f6-Fifieen ;hou-
sand people attended ihe State Fair today
It rainei and many os them were thoroughly
4renrheH
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
a Solid rhing for seth aIoGatt.

tHt-cs,st 80 1sE Ht-tssas-etssNp.
IsHPEsuNG, Sept. 10 The Republican
and sixteen delegates appointed to attend
the Houghtou Congressional convention
next Wednesday. All are for Seth c. MOf-
fat who will be renominaied unanimously.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
ARr.kcmanK Killed

tftNttfIt y IN Tlttl1tr1 r1fIftIe-
MANIsTEE, sept. l6.-George Gray.
brakeman on the Manistee & Luther rail-
road, was killed while coupling cars last
evening He was a single man. age p. An
inquest held. No blame attached to road
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

wAsHINeToN. sept. ls.-For Eastern
Michigan sD-Locsl rains followed by fair and
cooler weather Westerly winds
For Western Michigsn-Fair weather;
Westerly winds
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

Dr81lS. sept Is -Rrsmination IF The
books and accounts 81 McGav Bos, 1te
corn nerchs snts who failed fsw days ago.
indicates that they VII ~ sble 10 pay six-
teen st5iiirrs on TIE noan1
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

BAY CITY, Mich, Sept 1G-AndreT Cum
mings' schooner DreadDaught has been
sunk by collision with the tug Cheney OF
Point Au Ores, Saginaw Bay. and is 4 total
week. Loss ~ 800 uninsured. She was
built in 1874 and had a capacity Of eighty
tons
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

ss-.ts..s -st 7sltstsV- -stss-a
JscgsoS, Sept. ia man named Crsv-
ford. horse dealer Of Boston, bad bis
pocket cut open and 81 so stolen on the
Train frnm l.an.ng.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

Arsrs1t. MNue. Seff- ls.-oaicisi -
t1rns from ~ towns give Bosrei Rep
foz governor. - rs. E5~ar5s Dem -
"a Csefk lProhionloo SO scztering.
1e2
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

By the American Association:
AT Brooklyn Brooklyn l.. Cincinnati 10.
A elphia-Atbletic 5 Louisville 6.
AT Staten neutrality-suspicious. ,, St.
Louis 4.
A. Baltimore Baltimore 0, Pittsburg 6.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

NEW YoRK, Sept 10
New i@@9Ss YORK. o o . Q Q 81
Washington. % o o o 0 l.
Pitchers-Ksefs and ORourke; Gilmer
and Mack.
Base Hits-Washington, 5; New York 4.
ErroIs-W Washington. 5; New York, ?.
mpire-Pierce.
Game called on account Of darkness.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

Purssres Sept. ia severe storm Of
wind and rain prevailed In the oil region
this afternoon. Considerable damage was
done b7 tae wind .u several towns.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
ANT-SeMiTIC RIOTS.
AttrOcious Conduct of "a FreDzied Mob in
ROumauia

VIENNA, Sept. 17.-Kragora, Roumauia,
was the scene of an anti Semitic riot yester-
day. The mob attacked the Jewish portion
of the town, wrecked and pluudered houses,
and committed most shocking ourages
upon women and children. The Jews made
a desperate resistance and wounded several
of the rioters. The police finally quelled
the disorder and arrested 100 of the mob
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

The esrprnfoents - Eneian1. Ansfris
snd lsaiy have forfasiir reeozn zs8 tie
Bulgarian reeeofT.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
BASE BALL.
Boston Philadelphia
Wa-hincfon-New York.

BosroS, sept 10 Game postponed on
account of rain.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21
Is PARSOSs IN PEVNSYLVANTti

in the city now sail man today who Is known to
he one OF the leading Anarchists lie in this city
inst the newspapers state Int tho plolca'ion oi
the stories made lIm feel uncomfortable lie was AFRAID
being arrested, his hiding place was found lie
went TO Peuusyl lvanit by the New York. Pcnnsyyauia
and Ohio road, leaving Cleveland at midnight We all
beve that some OF PinkcrtOns have been working
here. but gave them The slip" This statement II con-
firmed by a dispatch from Pt,sburg whcn states tha
Chicago detectives securing the MnnOngIhca coal
regions fer Parsons. entered the post olcc at
COal Bu1 Wednesday. II Il Il ted, and mailed ei-
tea Lucy Parsons in CHICAGO. II supposed that the
Anarchist many friends among the coal miners WHO
" Al
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21
TUROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
ANNUAL EXAMINATION AT WEST POI

'ANNI I'D "
PoUGHKEEPsIE, May 20.-The annual cx-
animation AT Wc.t Point Will hcgin Tuesday. June l.
and continue dai y Sundays excepted, until finished
The following military exercis IS Will take placed uring
the examination:
Infantry-revicw. June 2; school OF the battalion,
June 1 battalion sArmlsl dull, Jure s.
Artillery battery dnll. June mortar battery
drill Jane light battery drill. June 5; seacOast bat
tcry drlll. June ..
Cavalry OF the company and bait lion June Z,
school OF the soldier mounted. June 10.
Practicai-pOntOon-b bridge building June IL military
span bridge building jane IL engineering military
signaling ordnancepractising with baistc machines;
small drms-use Of sword and bayonet.
The members OF the first class viii DO graduated on
June H.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21
DISSATISFIED WITH THEIR TREATMENT.

ROCHESTER,, May 20 (Specmd.-lhc Monroe
Commandery returned from their trip to Newly ork not
entirely satisfied with reception by the Knights in
the metropolis prominent member OF the body stated
to-day OF being met at the Grand Central
Depot by eight commanderos announced. but three
kushts TemDlar there 10 receive
them; tho evening OF the drill
IN Madison square Garden only sixteen Knights
did escort duty and that tho enterIanment furnished
WAS Of the poorest quality As he expressed II. They
gave OF beer after that unusually fine drill.
and not oven sandwich was 10 Do had without paging
FOR IT," InasuuoA ghe dr for tac benefit OF tno
New YORK Hal Asylum fund, thoy ree especial y
grlevod over their reception.