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nAIplNG ApAOnRs.
small Bands MurdStinE and Plllagiug II
Southern Arizona.


Southern ATiEouA.
TuscoN, ARlz., May GA Mexican
vauquero, just arrived, reports that the
Indians attacked Juan Tsllers' Mountain
Springs ranch, eighteen miles southeast oi
rusCon, this morning, carrying oil two
Mexican boys. The father and mother.es'
capped by hiding in neighborlng gulch.
Itis now believed the Indians are head.
ing for San Pedro river, to induce peaceful
Indians under Chief Eskimlnsin to Join
them. The track taken by them leads
thorugh thiCkly settled region which has
not been raided since the early white set.
tlement OF Arizona. Grave fears are en-
tertained for the deienseless settlers
Couriers have been sent from here Ia
warn them. A party OF volunteers com
posed OF Americans and MexlCans has
started on the hOstiles' trail.
A Mexican from Willow Springs Ranch
Dragon Mountains, twenty miles from
here, has arrived from there with q report
that the ranch had been attacked this
morning, and asked that assistance be
Sent tu6 Utbltseu' HOuILeeu ClLAouhi
armed, left at noon for Willow Springs
The Mexican further reported that news
had been received from Willow Springs,
previous to his departure, that two Next
cans and one American had been killed
In the mountains.
The renegade Apaches have broken up
into small bands aud are raiding South
eastern Arizona, numbering and pillaginG
in various directions. II Is believed thai
they are reinforced either from the Sau
Carlos Reservation or from General Cooks
scouts, recently discharged. There is lit.
tie security outside Of the towns. Over
forty persons have been killed within the
past six weeks, and others wounded.
The report Of Captain Doane In Sar
Ffancist6, given to the press, that only
one person had been killed, and that the
Peck family were murdered by Peck ol
his relatives, is notoriously false, and
causes intense indignation here. Mr.
Frederick Lutley, an Englishman, who
left this city on Wednesday morning, wal
killed the same afternoon IN sight Of the
city. The people have confidence Ia Gen
efal Miles, and want him sustained by al
the troops he may need, or methods he
approves,
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
THE PAST wERk REyiEwEp.
Some Changes In the Standing Of ths Clabs
DstroliS and St. Louis stlll in the Lead.
Pittsburgh Pulls Up a NotSh-GOsSip
about Wsll-KuoWn Players.

Detroit isdoing great work and has wor
twelve successive games, Baldwin snt
Getzein are pitching a very even gamt
and, no matter who Is in the box, the
abig four" combination wins. Chicago
holds the next position to Detroit, New
York following. St. Louis maintains the
same place it held in the last table, Phila'
delphis holds fifth place, Boston, Ksnsag
City and Washington trailing in order.
The western clubs in the Association
were given an extremely cordial reception
in the L lst, losing all their opening games.
Since then, however, the tide has turned
and the East has been having the worst ol
the fray, having won eight games while
the western teams have eleven to their
credit. The Cincinnati club is having a
hard time Of II, Reilly having injured mis-
leg and Carpenter being in the same fix,
The absence Of these men seriously Grip.
Piles the team, aud no good work can be
looked for from them until the nine is
again in shape, st, Louis has regained its
lead, with the Athletics second. Brooklyn
has dropped to third and Pittsburgh bRs
craWled up to fourth place, Baltimore,
Cincinnati, Louisville and the Nets end
up the race,
ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP,
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DOING II Up BROWN.
Tho Kind of Send ON ihsy Give Mar.
ried Couple In Portugal.

rho Kind Of Send on lhsy Give Mar.
Fied Couple In Portugal.
LISBON, May 23.-The wedding process
sion in honor Of the approaching marriage
Of the Princess Emelie de Orleans and the
Grown Prince Of Portugal took place to-
day, and was a most imposing affair,
When the procession reached the church
1t was met by twelve Of the oldest Mar.
quises Of the Kingdom, who supported a
canopy under which the King and Queen
passed to the church. The interior Of the
church was richly decorated and fye hun.
dred chandeliers brilliantly illuminated
the same. The church was crowded with
members OF the royal families and peers.
diplomats, members Of the Chamber OF Dep.
utlesand other distinguished persons. The
Patriarch Of Lisbon otfiClated and at the
conclusion ot the service and ceremonies
salutes were fred from the forts and the
men.of.war In the harbor, and the bells oi
all the churches In the city rang out their
merry music. The weather was beautiful
and the streets we're crowded with cheer.
ing citizens.
Tonight the city Is illuminated and
bands are parading the streets playing the
national airs Of France and Portugal
Many fetes are being arranged, The Count
and Countess Of Paris have decided to re.
main In Lisbon until the 9th inst. From
here they 90 to Madrid, deierring their re-
turn to France for some time.
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sr. LOUIS, May 2S.-Anarchists +. NJ.
Bergman, Martin Frank, Otto Fricke and
Gottlieb Jaborosky were arrested to-day
and Jailed to await trial on charge Of hay.
ing Introduced and urged the adoption Of
a resolution at an unlawful assemblAge
endorsing the action Of the Anarchlsta
during the Haymarket riot in Chicago. II
had been stated that these men knew
more concerning the whereabouts Of the
noted Chicago man, Parsons, than they
cared 10 reveal,
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A BIG FtND.


5OcFeted Ammunition discovered by the
Police of Chicago.
CHIoAGo, May 23.-Ever since the riot
and the day following when the search Of
houses commenced the police Of the West
North avenue section and the residents
OF the district have been finding dyna-
mite, gas pipe castings and rifle castings
in houses on the prairie and under
sidewalks in the immediate vicin-
ity. A little over week ago
number Of cartridges wrapped up
in piece OF red oil cloth were found un.
der the sidewalk. Next q boy on Quaid
avenue found some rifle cartridges, and
two boys sfter another boy took to his
mother for her inspection some fifty
rounds he had picked up on a
To-day some small boys were
playing ball on Robie street
near the old Chicago K Pacific, or Bloom.
iugdale track, when q bal, went into the
gutter and under the sidewalk. A boy
crawled under and, while looking for the
ball found piece Of gas pipe, and report
ed more where that came from. The police
we're notified. They searched under the
sidewalk, and less than two feet south
Of the railroad track small hole
had been scraped out. In this hole
we're thirty.one pieces Of gas pipe, one
and one.Quarter inches in diameter and
one to ten inches long, wrapped up In red
oil cloth. OF these thirty were loaded
with dynamite, being stopped at the end
with round blocks Of wood. A fuse about
eight inches long was attached to
eaCh, and all were ready for
use. The last piece OF pipe
was not loaded but seemed 70
have been very recently cut as the oil
was still upon its end. In the hole was
found two boxes Of dynamite caps and a
iour.quart tin dipper containing q guam.
tity oiiuse. The out6twas taken TO the sta.
ton. The gas pipe cartridges were exactly
gimilar to those captured by Capt. sChaak
in Lingg's house. 1t is believed that the
stuff was placed under the sidewalk by
the Anarchists who live In the neighbor.
hood, who feared their houses might be
aaaFnhad
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TIo1 IITdfophobla,

MAcoS, Ca, May PA dog belonging
to Ntt. All. Hall, q farmer, living near
GhlRu, Ga, went mad last week. Among
tbs animals which Il wounded In 10
sAndetinps about the farm was . COW.
The COW exhibited no signs ol being al.
leCted, and Il was thought that hydro
ph0bia would not fesult. Yesterday
however, the animal showed the dreaded
symptoms, and az the same time the
litmet's Two little children, who had
bean noutiahed with milk from the bit.
ten COW, exhibited similar symptoms, and
are nov In a critical coalition, suffering
with terrible agony. Other plembers ol
the family are alDo I'LL but not %, alarm
iagly "A the children, and some hope y
oppressed that they may recover. Tn
entire neighborhood "a startled at th'
Developments,
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Hellniro.


]. W. Coulson and family are back from
the West.
Mics Matte Rankin Is suffering from
typhoid fever.
There will be an examination next Sat.
urday OF the applicants for city schools.
Each Of the fve school houses has been
furnished with machine to sharpen pen.
ellis.
Bellaire people will divide their picniCs
aud Decoration Day services among three
days.
DR.. O. G. Mccullough and sister, Miss
Marcy, are here on account Of the illness
Of their sister.
Mrs. W. NJ. Meek will Join her husband
at Cincinnati, where they will make their
home hereafter.
Lee HammoNl goes to-day To Youngs,
town as representative at the Grand Lodge
Knights Of Pythias.
Frank Litten has retired from the ice
business, as he has been appointed Oil
Inspector for this district
Miss CLARA Theobald is down with ie.
yer and will be unable 10 take part In the
graduating exercises Of her class.
Robert Faris takes the place OF Will
Parkes in the Cleveland 4 pittsburgh
freight office. viii goes to A. Wiley'B,
It's quite common thing 10 have cost.
ly flowers and plants stolen from the CEN.
steries and detective might be employed
to advantage.
The Ohio Valley Trades Union met here
yesterday afternoon and there we're many
strangers down from Wheeling, Bridge
port and Martins Ferry
Rev James ThOburn preached at the
First NJ. Il. church yesterday forenoon.
Presiding Elder Paine was also present
and communion services were held.
There were big crowds at the German
festival In spite Of the bad weather. On
Saturday night there was some singing
aud the Bellaire, City brass band was pres.
ent each night.
Rev. W s. Thompson preached yeatet-
day morning at the First Presbyterian
Church The Pastor, Rev. s. X. MCKallip,
was at Washington, Pa, preaching In the
Second Presbyterian Church.
The stacks Of the new blast furnace have
been raised by a humber OF tnen who
travel along the river In q boat engaged In
similar work. Their methods Of work and
their climbing attracted attention.
gpanglAr Post g. A. X. and The
Woman's Relief Corps attended the First
NJ. y. Church yesterday afternoon. Rev,
X +. Keeler preached q sermon appto.
PIRATE 10 the approaching Decoration Day.
The HBt altsmbt Of The Rad and Gnn
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Ada Kelly, deaf mite, wa
killed bya railway train, near Hobart
Indiana.
The acting Secretary OF the Treasury
has Issued q call for 81, ,0O0, 900 Of the three
percent loan Of 1882.
The Hsssian fly and cut.worm are re
ported as playing havoc with crops Ii
Fayette and Allen counties, Ohio.
John A. Hiestand was renominated fol
Congress by the Republicans Of the Ninth
Congressional District ot Pennsylvania.
An insane man named. SO. Wallace
confined In the Mount Gilead (0hio) jAil
hanged himself In his cell with q sheet
from the bed.
Mr.. William Means, Of Cincinnati, re-
ceived dispatch In Washington from
Berlin, stating that Minister Pendleton
had started for home.
The United States steamer NipsiC, abouI
which some anxiety was felt, arrived ID
New York under sail from Monteyideo
with all on board well.
Ira Davenport, the New York million
llIG IGOOuktuHqlhHhl 10 ApputtNu lpAuI W lVl
low the Pfesldenps example aud marry II
The fall a lady Of Elmira, N. Y.
Allen j, sWarlS, formerly Of Mansfield
o., who INDUCED In the luxury oi two
wives, WAS convicted Of bigAmy In Orange
county, Fla, and sent 10 State prison foi
three Yeas.
John o. Callahan, q Washington pain
ter, has brought suit for 5000 dAHiAge
against members Of q Painters Union 10
conspiracy 10 ibjute bis business through
boyColtlng.
Billy Weldon and A. RodegueS, ieathe
weights, fought lwenty.one rounds will
tWoaounCes gloves, neat New York, unit
both we're totally exhausted. The ileh
was declared draw.
Several boys attempted 10 pass counter
felt $50 bills on the Bank Of Portland, Ot.
al Tifiin, y. II is thought Countefieilet
have adopted this method Of putting th
couutetleia In calculation,
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SECRETARY BAYARD says he is at work
on the fisheries question, including the
seizure Of American vessels. II he has
done the right thing that will be developed
when the correspondence is made public,
The country can afford to wait until II
knows all the facts before 1t pounds the
Secretary Of State with harsh ctiticism,
Itmay be that there will be no occasion
70 fnd iault with him.
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pI.hpne.t nlnII tlstk Atrs.led.

LOUISVILLE, May 2S.-wm. Alexander,
for eight years the asserting mail clerk oi
the postolEics here, was arrested by In.
specLor Brown, Of st. Louis, to-day, charg.
ed with robblng the mail. For q long
time complaints have been made about
lost packages, but nothing came Of II un.
I'll inspector Brown detected Alexander
with deCoy money package.
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Quo Democrats are great schemers
Their latest inspiration is to ignore thu
new Congressional districts and 60 aheac
with the old, so as to get more Demo
cratic Congressman. To make entirel!
sure Of the success OF this project 1t ough
TO bo executed on Kentucky soil. There
hwhere the Ohio Democracy has achieved
ita mnst brilliant atroke.
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AGnEAT RAiLHoAD SCHEME.
English Capital TO Construct = RAILROAD
from Chicago to Baltimore.

from OnlOAko 10 bhlLmuFet
Chicago, May 22.-James Black, Of
East London, England, who has been in
the city since Thursday, returned To New
Yotk to-day, expecting to be back in Chi.
caVo within ten days. His mission here,
he says, was 10 sgiEate plan for the con.
struotion oi q new short line Of railroad
from Chicago to New York, with branches
from Cincinnati TO New York, and from
Chicago and Cincinnati to Baltimore. The
name Of the proposed system is 10 be the
Midland Railway. A charter has already
been secured. The capital stock Is TO be
SlOOOO0,OQ0. A line Of new steamers, 10
be built for the railway company, will, II
ls supposed, run between baltimore and
Liverpool. AT Liverpool the steamers
will connect with the London aud North.
western, In the servics Of which Mr..
Black now is. The scheme, az outlined
BY Mr.. Black, iB thus far q system ex.
t6nding from Chicago 10 London, praoti'
Cally under one management. Capitalists
Ia England, Mr.. Black says, started the
project, and Others in the East and in
thls city have pledged financial assistance.
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BEaLiS, May 2s.-Empstot William hss
ordered that army officers now studying
in France shall henCsiotth study in swiis.
erland. The TdObldN says that the report.
ed increase oi gatfisons In Alsace was ex.
aggefaled, but another cavalry division
will be sent 10 reinforce the gaffipon at
Magdebufg. Prince Bismarck is taking q
much needed rest at FfeidflChsfuhe. His
health Ii reported TO he bad,
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raLhsr and Son DtoM nsd.

Atteldi Dtlpdieh 10 tt Inttllsgesetr.
MARIETTA, o., May PA sad case Of
drowning BY which August BOhn and bis
iour.year.old son David lost their lives,
occurred here this afternoon q 2 o'clock,
me father was fishing In . skilt and the
ehIId was playing In shallow water. The
isd got out over his depth and the father
Attempted 10 rescue him when both were
doVned, The bodies were recovered
within an hour. Bohn was respected
youtiQ German and bis death causes great
sympathy iof his befeAved iamlly'
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Tug indictment of the Chicago Auarch-
.,sdus to-day. II there is no failure
to connect, that will be the beginning o.
rope dance. A well conducted perform
ancs Of this kind will contribute to tht
complete restoration OF confidence.
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plTrsBuRon, May pa Commercial
Gasttk Washington, Pa, special says
The Cameron oil we'll was drilled in to-
day and started of at 100 barrels an hour.
The flow increased during the afternoon
to l9S barrels an hour, or 5000 barrels a
day. This Is one Of the largest wells on
rpGnfd
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rntS WEEK IN coSenEss.
The Measures that viii Attract the Altsr
lloa oi Beth HoaSeO.

llOu Of Beth Houteo,
wAsHtSorOS, b. O., May 9s.-The
morning hours Of the Senate during the
week will probably be occupied in work
upon the miscellaneous calendar. The
BANKRUPTCY bill ID the unfinished buSl.
pess, aud will bS laid before The Senate al
. O'clock tomorrow. Some Time during
tbe day senator Plumb will ask that the
pending bill be suspended, and the Die.
,hst Of Columbia Appropriation bill b
iaFen ub and passed. Probably thlS
Military Academy Appropriation bill
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CELIA LOGAN tells the world in conf
dsncs that "Clara Morris mother was
cook in restaurant in Cleveland when
Clara was a lanky girl Of fifteen years ol
sge." How the hair will fly when olart
hears what Celia has been saying about
her, Ianky, indeed!
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r1enrtNa ON rnn rRoNrlER.
The creeks and rutks Keeping up q DSsult
ofy warfare,

ofy warfare,
LONDON, May 20. - Advices received
here say that severe engagements are
taking place on the Greek frontier be.
tween the Turkish and Greek troops. The
fighting Is intermittent and extends along
the frontier for distance Of fifteen miles
The heaviest fighting is at Tifnavo. Many
have been wounded on both sides.
Prime Minister TrlcouplB has tele.
gfaphed the general in command Of the
Greeks instruCting him 10 endeayor Ia
arrange an armlstlce. The latter has
evidently been Unable 10 comply with
the instructions, owing probably 10 the
difficulty Of securing an interview with
Evoub Paoha, the Turkish Commander.
The Greek Cabinet is In session at Athent
and great excitement prevails at the
nabitAl
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AFnrIlIts iItonrht llAsk.

orrAwA, oSr, May pa detective
from the United States, who has only
very recently visited here, has captured
here the e1.rhiei clerk Of q Toledo house.
The prisoner, u 10 said, etnbeStled 5000
and fed 10 Canada, accompanied by 4
woman. The fugitive consented 10 &c
hahk.
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TaHHAoUS, May 2S.-The Government
will prosecute for treason Herr wisnwen.
halls, a leader oi the Socialists, and the ed.
itof Of q Socialist organ because Of certain
commenls which appeared In the paper
on the occasion ot'the Kings visit ID
Amsterdam,
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SOMEHOW there is q rebound against
Governor Wilson'S assessment order. II
hp'tlhought to be good Democratic policy
mdo right at this particular time In this
r.,.icnlar matter.
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JAsnNEao 10 work.
The SK,AldSrmRu PromlSsS to Mako Coz
Hand In the Prison Laundry,

rho OK Alderman PromissS t0 Make Good
Hand In the Prison Laundry,
New YoRX, May 22,-Henry W, JSehner
the ex.Aldsrmsn, in Sing Sing prison,
spent last night in deep meditation after
being locked up in his cell, and at about
$3.50 turned in for the night, His cell is q
clean one, and he occupies 1t alone, apriV-
ilege not enjoyed by q very great many Of
the ConviCts. He slept well, as far as
could be Judged by the keeper, who, 81
stated intervals, passed the grated door
and looked In 10 see that his charge was
all right. He arose at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning, and dOnned for the second TIME
his prison stripes. He was dressed in
time 10 fall In with the rest OF his gang on
the gallery, and marched with the lock
step to the mess room, where he took
mis- seat for breakfast. He did not
regard with much satisfaction the
tin plate and coffee cup placed before him,
but partook OF the meal with agoOd apps.
lite. The bill OF fare consisted OF savory
hash, coffee and bread. He liked the breRd
80 much that he ate tW0of tue large slices
The bread OF Sing Sing prison is noted Tor
tts sweetness and whOlesomeness, and all
the COIVicts like 1t. The breakfast over,
Jaehne marched with the laundry gang to
the shop in which he is to weFk. The
room in which he is located is on the sec
ond story, aud has three windows looking
out on the river, only about htty feet away,
and over which RoCkland ana NyRck are
visible. His work-turnlng shirts inside
out iOr the laundry-is shared by two COM
paniOns. The eI.aldermon set about II
With an apparent determination Of getting
nis allotted days work done as quickly as
possible. He gives promise OF being ex'
pert at 1t, and will thus gain much time in
the afternoons for viewing the varied
scenery Of the Hudson till locking up
tina
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Tnx Chamber oil Commerce is going to
doall It can 10 promote the prosperity oi
this community. 1t expects to bring cap
iasllsts here to look the field over. Il
owners Of real estate ask exorbitant pricet
they will miss the mark. This is q big
country and business men have keen
idea Of values. With many towns offer
Ing free sites for manufacturing establish
meuts, we cannot afford to ask fancy prices
Every new establishment adds to the gen
eral nroabeyilv
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iiousroS, TE1, May Vs.-tn q street
dIercatlon last night James Ravell shot
and killed George Metcali. The men had
gone out Of A saloon 70 settle q dispute
With theit fists when Rayell drew 4 revolt
yef and iifed ave shots, During the ex'
element Rayeu escaped,
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Na RAyDALL's statesmsnship is taxed
10 compose some troubles in his district
Il did not use to be so when, owing to
eIr, instances over which he had no con-
t,o, Sir. Randall was not expected to worS
ths nALtonapa mill. -
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GENERAL DvRsM WARD was a gallant
nJer and man Of sterling integrity.
Ma fought hard for the Democratic party
IN OHIO, and his party passed him by iol
Ie.s deserving men who had more money
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Art EShibiuon.

BERLIN, May 23.-The jubilee exhibit
ton Of the Berlin Academy Of Arts opened
to-day. The buildings which have been
erected for the purpose are located in
Exhibition Park and cover 1900 square
metres. Sixteen hundred German and
foreign works are exhibited The Em.
peror and Grown Prince Frederick are
taking an active interest In the exhibition.
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IL Pennsylvania they are gathering in
anna Of the artists who palm Of bogus
tn,,er for the real thing, The rejecting
NV will appreciate this pretty comPIi'
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Atr,. pendletonI. Fnnstni.

NEW YoHE, May 23.-Ths funeral oil
Mn. George II, Pendleton will take place
Tuesday morning at II o'clock, from the
NJ. Z. Church, Madison avenue and Thlr.
ty.elghlh street. Intefment will he at
Woodlawn. Miss Jennie Pendlston Ia
very much better this evening. Her ply.
slcian thinks she will be ablet 10 attend her
mOthef'B funeral.