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ANAnCIIIsps TRIAL.
Flelden on ile stand-Nothlng New brought
mt

Out,
Chicago, August 0.-There was another
crush OF spectators present at the resump.
tiou Of The trial OF the Anarchists before
Judge Gary to-day. 1t was intimated
that the defense would close their testi.
mony by this evening, but this could not
ba stated with any degree OF certainty.
This would contemplate that none Of the
remaining defendants would be placed on
the witness stand 10 give testimony. Sam.
uel FieldGn was called TO the stand again
this morning, and was questioned by Mr..
Foster, Of the defense.
"Do you know Detective Bonfeld2' he
was asked.
"Yes," replied the witness in a low
voice.
Q-Dld you state to him that you ran
through Cranes alley? A.-No, sir, l
never stated 1t to him or to any one else.
Q-You say you were born in England 2
said Mr.. Ingham, on the cross.examina.
ton. A.-Ycs, cir. ....
Q.-How old were you when you came
10 American A.-Twenty.one years.
Q,-Whon did you become Socialist
AIN 1874.
Q.-When did you become an Anarch.
ist9 A.-Well, about the same time.
Q.-How long have you believed in
oyerturning the present form OF govern.
ment by iorCe2 AL do not. know as |
hayo ever believed in changing the pres.
emit government by force. Ihaye believed
that in the nature Of things the govern.
ment would have 10 DO changed by force.
Q.-How long have you preached An
archy7
The question was objected to and disal.
lowed.
Odd you ever know Of any English.
speaking Group except the American
Group2 A.-No.
Q.-You have delivered socialistiC and
Anarchistic speeches during the past four
years? AL have made many speeches,
but not always OF q SoCialistic and Anar.
ChiStic tendency. Some were strictly from
a workingman's standpoint
Q-Whers were these speeches deliver
ed3 A.-0n the lake front, on the Mar
ket square and at Grieis Hall.
Q-Were you q BtoCkholder In the
Aidrm2 Al believe l had two dollare'
worth Of stock.
Odd you take part It's management
Captain Black made an objection. The
objection was overruled. .
Captain Black then rose and said: u
think l will advise the witness" and
then stopped. Then, consulting with his
brother attorneys, he modified his remark
and took an exception.
The witness said he was named Rs one
Of the persons 10 whom communications
could be addressed as 10 the management
Of the paper, He said he read some ol
the transactions from the Ffthsit printed
III the Alarm.
Tho witness said he went 10 the Office Of
tho Arbsiler Zsilung on the evening oil May
4, arriving there Ten minutes before eight
o'clock. Hp said there were twelve or
fifteen members ot the American Group
present. lie said they remained there
until nearly nine o'clock, when Balthuser
llau reported that there was large meet.
Ing at the Haymarket and that speakers
wefO needed.
The witness said lie went TO the meet.
Ing with PAmohs and q man named
Schneider lie said sChwAb left for tho
hAymarket prior 10 that time. The vii.
ness said hO did not wish 10 speak.
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nonIlInLK Tl,EArNIENr.
Attendants InnIet Crueltles Upon Patients
In nm indianapolis Asylum.

l
Attendants Innict Crueltles Upon Patients
In nm indianapolis Asylum.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 0.-The brutality
OF some of the attendants employed at the
insane hospital near this city has led the
Superintendent to put lady in each ward
to report such cases and investigate com.
plants. Several attendants have been
discharged within the past ten days, and
reform has been inaugnrGted. The posts
OF the G. A. Il. have entered upon an in.
vestigation, and one old soldier who Is In
the hospital has declared his readiness to
give testimony as to the cruelty Of at.
tendants.
Complaints Of patients were not believed
by the superintendent, and only brought
down on tho complainant still greater tor.
ture. One Of these were taken into bath.
room and the door locked, when be was
kicked and stamped on until he promised
never TO complain again. Another patient
became somewhat refractory one day, and
an attendant named Amsden tripped him
and threw him iaco downward on the
floor, jumped astride Of him, grasped him
by the ears and beat his face on the
bare floor until the blood came plentiful.
ly. A third patient became restless one
day and talked somewhat loudly to him.
self. An attendant took him into the
bathroom and beat and choked him al.
most into insenAibility. When he camo
out the blood was still flowing freely from
his mouth and noSe.
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lrmay bsau oppressive sense OF great
responsibility tha. causes Secretary Bay.
nd 10 lose his head. 1t is bad policy for
him to talk about au opposition trying to
enbnrnss the Administration in the
Mexican complication. There is no occa-
sion for him to shake his CORY locks at
Nj. Blaine, II We have to drub Mexico
into respect for the rights OF American
citizens, wO want the country united on
that Questlon.
|! is unwise for Mr.. Bayard to suggest
thatthere can be such a thing as party in
acontest involving the National honor.
lie ought to know that in any right step
The Administration may take It will have
The support Of Republicans, who will be
SIii to ill all the best positions in the
Amy Of invasion, to say nothing Of a fair
division Of sutlerships.
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LADDERS, and Secretary Bayard thinks q
fall construction Of the treaty Of 1878 will
give them the right to purchase bait, Que
Of the chief points In controversy, not.
withstanding the obstacles thrown in the
way by Congress. The Department Is
working vigorously 10 secure this concss-
sion, and with q fair prospect Of success,
although the British Foreign Office is
greatly hampered by the right Of Canada
to impose such restriction upon American
fishermen as she may see at,
10 both the fisheries and Mexican affairs
tue State Department has acted with
pr0mptness, and Mr., Bayard makes NO
GolCsalment Of his determination to insist
upon full satisfaction In the Cutting affair,
not 80 much for Cuttings sake as because
II tinvolves the question whether Ameri-
can Cilizans In Mexico arc to be protected
in their rights. II Mexico gives way in
this instance aud there can be no doubt
that the State Department intends to en-
force ita demands in the probable conting.
enoy Of Nj txiCo'a refusal, the position OF
Americans in Mexico will In the future be
far more secure than II has bsen Tor years,
and the prosecutions and snnoyanCes 10
which Americans have been subjected In
that country will be sensibly modified
whom the MeYCans find that we have
Secretary q State with backbone enough
to insist upon the fullest protection Tor his
couhtrymen,
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ATLANTIC CirY, MI, August O.-About
one o'clock yesterday afternoon two gen.
tlemen went In bathing from the United
States bath houses. After being In the
surf for somp time ono Of the gentlemen
returned TO the bath house. Time passed
ON and tho other bAther did not return. A
lady who accompanied the gentleman
paced anxiouBly up and down the walk,
but the missing baGher was still absent,
The lady and her companion remained
until they had 10 take the train 10 BalH.
more. After their departure the bath
house was entered, and on searching the
clothing cards and papers were found
which Indicated that he was John NJ,
Osrtel, Of No. 81 North Green street, Bal.
tlmore. Tie clothes arc Btlll In the bath
house, unclaimed, and the impression
prevails that the man was drowned.
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NEwroRr, H. l., August 0.-The great
yacht contest Tor the Goelet CUPS com.
nenCsd at 1O.l5 A. NJ, at which time the
start was made. The Atlantic and Puritan
ros Oh tirst, very close together. All the
other yachts followed closely behind. The
wind is blowing from the east O strong
breeze, aud tho Indications are that there
will DC all the wind for the raco which the
yachts desire. The course ID from Beaver.
tall Light 10 aud around Sow and Pigs
lightship thence TO aud around Hens and
Chickens ligltBhip and return 10 starting
point. The llfst leg Of the race, long
one, ID a dead beat 10 wlndwAfd the SEQ.
onl, o short one, with wind fair, aud the
home stretch, another long one, will be
made with wind nearly directly aStern.
NEW BEproRp, Mass, August 0.--The
yachts arrived In tho following order!
Puritan, frat MonlAuk, second PflsCilla,
third, MaynOwsr, fourth aud making last
pak lima.
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sOuIRE,s ,rRLAL
Before Mayor Grnco for NIalrcasancc In
OnlCe-Tho Result.

Before Mayor Grace for NIalrCasanoe In
OnlCe-The Result.
NEW YoRE, August 0.-The prosecution
OF tho case Of Rollin NJ. Squire before the
Mayor for malieasapce in Office, closed
to-day. The chief witness was William
NJ. Iyins, city chamberlain and private
secretary to Mayor Gracs during the lat.
ter's last term. Mr.. lvins told the whole
story OF the corrupt letter from Squire to
Flynn, and gave details Of q recent occur.
renee as follows: The witness aiterward
met Flynn and Flynn told him that they
had been connecting u defense which was
that Squire should consult Judge
Gildersleeye and should then ask for
the letter on the ground that 1t was very
incriminating. As matter OF TACT, Flynn
said that Squire did come 10 him and ask
for the letter, aud Flynn took a paper
from his pocket and threw II in tho fire.
Squire complained because Flynn had not
shown him tho letter before The burning,
and the latter replied. "Well, its oil
right old fellow It's burned now" Flynn
told the witness that the burning was only
ruse.
The real letter OF resignation was not
burned, but paper substituted in its
place. Flynn at this time asked the wit
ness II 1t would not DO good time 70,
him to turn States evidence and put
Squire where he belonged.
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PHILADELPHIA, August O.-Ssnor Rom.
ero, in letter, dated Saturday last, to a
member Of the Universal Peace Union,
|says: am glad to be able to confirm the
u!tersnces In favor Of peace con-
tanned in my letter ot the 9th
inst. The Cutting matter will, have
no doubt, be settled in manner satisfac.
tory TO the governments Of tho interested
countries.
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ELEVEN delegates to the Democratic
s,,s Convention in Pennsylvania have
S.bonor to hold Office under President
Cleveland, who has forbidden such par
t,lpalon in politics. 1t my be that the
Pennsylvania brethren have heard that
n, attention is paid to tho Presidents
o,l., in West Virginia.
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~, INV YOaE, August O,-ThO report that
hubert o. Thompson committed suicide
SS.Sa S.a,,s considerable Commotion among
.S9iI''cl1a9 M Of all classes, and his friends
VS relatives are much incenSed about,
tbSs ssIe Ihe tumof started 10 unknown. Mr.,
NV F p,ons closest friends regard The
C M % absurd, but believe II any doubt
I,i..iss nv ss 70 tho cause ui death II would be
M EIlO!e ~ ~. 70 have the body dlsintOffed
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ANEM SCHEME
For the Local Government of Iroland-Thc
Latest Plan.

Forthe Local Government Of Ireland-TI,e
Latest Plan.
LONDON, August 0.-It is probable that
the next session Of Parliament will have
10 deal with scheme Of local government
for the United Kingdom, such project
having already received the favorable at
tention Of the Ministers composing the
new Cabinet, and has also been recon-
mended by the permanent officials Of
England, Ireland aud Scotland. The
probable duration OF the autumn session
Of the House OF Commons is the subject
Of considerable speculation. II Ia certain
that the Ministry fayors a brief sitting
before Christmas, for the purpose Of
making known the policy OF the Govern.
ment and dispoaing Of the debate which
It's announcement will necessarily bring
about before the usual adjournment Of
the Christmas holidays. This plan seems
10 meet the Conservative idea OF saving
time and getting rid oil troublesome job
before the usual time Of assembling alter
the holidays, and II 10 altogether likely
thot the Tory programme will be formu.
lated accordingly.
The prominent Liberal supporters OF
Mr.. Gladstone are quietly urging the ex-
Premier to call meeting Of his followers
for the purpose Of exchanging views and
settling upon q definite plan Of action be-
fore the beginning Of the autumn session.
Mr.. Gladstone is as yet undecided
whether he will summon his supporters
10 meet in conference or not, but II Is
more than likely that he will conclude to
do 90.
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An official investigation Of the water
supply Of Pittsburgh's South Side throws
auttOng light on the fever epidemic which
has beou rampant there. The water was
found to be rank poison, cumulative in
in catct, drawn in large measure from
thedrainago Of a thiCkly populated neigh
b,rhood, The water supply Of cities is
the most important consideration that
can engage tho municipal attention, and
It is about tho last thing attended to.
The people can do something for them.
selves by boiling the water they drink
and all they use for cooking purporcs.
The filter is also a good friend, with
which few households are familiar.
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GALVESTON, August 9,-sepor Gonzales
Lson, criminal jadge for the district OF
sapgosa, Mexico, has just arrived in
plsdras Negras under instructions from
the State authorities at Sariillo,
with orders to exhume the body Of
francisco Arssurss and determine the
cause Of his death, and II he is convinced
that the deceased had come to his death
as reported, to at once try all the parties
concerned,
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1oSDoS, August 9,--Tho home Office
has been informed from New York that q
number Of dynamiters have left the
United States ior The purpose Of making
attacks on the English Government, The
cohsplrators, tho report says, will 10 from
New York 10 Paris aud there await q
favorable opportunity fot entering Eng.
land. The home Office has notified the
French Government Some Of the home
officials declare that they believe the
whole entefDtlse 10 reported from New
York 10 merely a renewal Of 0'Donovan
RosSaa demonstrations 10 raise money
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LouaylLLE, KY, August 0.-The Louis.
vile club whitewRshed the Metropolitan
club to-day in good game. Ramsey
broke the strike out record for the year,
seventeen men going out before his de-
livery. The home team played an error
less game, and the "Mets" made but a
single error, q muir Of a difficult fly ball
10 Donahue. Orr made four hits Oh Ram.
soy, hitting safe every time he came 10
the bat. Browning also bAtted hard, max
Ing three safe hits, one Of which was iino
triple. Attendance 1000
Innings ".,,,,. ,..." l asa 7s0
HSaIsSSIlIs.a....:..9 HESiISSIPlIIinn.99 : SS-S
Earned runs, Louisville, 2. Three base
hits, Browning. Passed balls, Kerrins, /.
First base hits, of Mays, 0; OF Ramsey, Z.
Errors, "Mets", l. Umpire, Bradley.
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The President has appointed John r.
Riley Lobs postmaster at Cincinnati, o.
The President has commissioned W.
., Matthews, 40 Recorder oi deeds lot the
District oi Columbia.
The New York lumber and woodwork.
Ing Cotnpanys factory In One hundred
and thltty.iou.lh street was burned last
night LosS Sl0OlOO0l insurance $4,000,
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CiSciSSArl, o., August 9.-Edwin Al.
den 4 Bro, newspaper advertising agents,
No. " West Fourth street, with branch
Office In New York city, made au assign.
ment to-day 10 A. NJ. Warner. Their
nominal liabilities are $l02, 900, with nom.
lnal assotls at $272,00O, They consist oi
contracts for advertising and form q peCu.
liar sort Of property, The firm has been
oi long standing aud has carried on Q very
extensive business, No close estimate
can be made 10 10 the real assets and LID.
bllitles owing 10 the uncertain nature ol
outstanding accounts.
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Mn. WALLACE is al,er the Democratic
nomination for Governor OF Pennsylya'
Di,, and he has ceased to caro- who kuowP
H. Mr.. Scott, the millionaire OF Erie, is
alter Mr., Wallace. Mr.. Randall flattet
himself that he is holding of, but where
s,er bis friends see a Wallace head they
tel lin duty bound to whsck 1t.
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ROAE, August o.--The cholera returns
since The last reports show In BrindlSi,
eleven new cases and six deaths; Bologna,
eipht new cases aud elk deaths Reyenna,
ten new cases and three deaths; Venice,
slx new cases and one death elsewhere,
HAy.one new cAses and twelve deaths,
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Ir tho Register refuses communications
i,n Democrats 1t ought to stop complain
rg that Democrats seek q hearing through
Ae lS7xLLjGRScER, which tries to give
ahearing. And, sinccthia mat
trlB before the house, does the Register
really regard as anonymous a commune
sitiOn for which Major j. @. Anderson
mikes himself rsspousible2
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TUX first mistake Of the County Com
uasionOrs was to make o sixty.cent levy,
The lcvy ought not to have been go high
Tho second mistake was to resClnd the
ass action and make levy which in al
probability would not have held; which
certainly did not comply with the letter o.
the law. The safe thing was to retrace the
second step, as the Commissioners have
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Mr.. Bayard is deeply in earnest in bis
determination TO resist the position taken
by Mexico, and he expresses full conf.
denCe as to popular approval Of his course.
"My countrymen," he said, with eVllent
feeling, twill not be deceived by partisan
Misrepresentation. They will recognize
the gravity Of the question involved, and
will never consent that one OF their fel.
low.Citizens shall be tried by q foreign
power for an ofense committed in this
country. Suppose Cutting had stabbed
his Mexican rival on Texas soil instead Of
merely attacking his reputation. Does
any one pretend that Mexico could have
tried him for murder2 Certainly not"
The case, Mr.. Bayard thinks, Is too clear
for equivocation, and he has no idea Of re-.
treating from tho position taken by the
Department weeks ago, whenit demanded
Cuttings release. The Secretary will not
anticipate the action Of Mexico, but he
evidently looks for full reparation from
that country. That the local court should
have convicted Cutting does not neoes.
sarily imply that the Mexican Government
will refuse to set him at liberty and go to
war. Speaking Of this feature of the affair,
Secretary Bayard said both countries were
pledged by the treaty Of lS4S to exhaust
every possible means Of etEsOting peace.
iul settlement Of all political questions.
Should Mexico peralst In her present atti.
tude, the question would then arise as To
what action should be taken by this
country to enforce aCqulesence In lie de.
mands. The rupture Of diplomatic nego.
tiations would naturally follow, but In this
connection II may be stated that tho ru.
mored resignation oi Minister jackson has
no significance. Secretary Bayard Gays he
has received no intimation oi Mr.. Jack.
sons resignation, although 1t Is quite pos.
sIhle that he may wish 10 come home.
FUEL ADDED TO the FLAMES.
The other question which has added
fuel To the flames Of the Mexican border
10 the judicial murder OF Mexican nat.
uralzed in this country, who had been
illegally extradited by the Texan authori.
TESTS In process Of settlement, and Il Ia
thought here that the murderer will be
hung by the Mexican Government, In
this case the whole responsibility rests
with the Texan authorities, who have
been 81 belllgsrent over the Cutting epl.
soue. A ByBtOmatic attempt, II Ia claimed,
10 being made to confuse thu public mind
90 to the opposition taken by the State
Department. not only belllLllng the I'M.
poftanCe Of the Cutting affair and making
Il appear that q question OF vital moment
affecting the honor aud dignity Of the
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sovsuoDY with a genius for making
,S,r usOpIe uncomfortable estimates that
,Sa,s % ana now in this country a hundred
million English sparfOws. No reputable
.,,ssticIan would lie about a few little
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rae bsrrgl tends Of Niagara Falls are to
.',s An exhibition tour to satisfy public
'a,iosi,v. n,t |, is only a few weeks since
'r.,vboly was talking about the Presi'
Sr,; i.Dt, marrisge. What a tickle thing the
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COLLECTOR HgpDES, of New York, has
disappointed the Presidents expectation
Tba. il because the President didn't
tnos Mr.. IIeddeu. There were people
I, Nav York who expected to be disap'
D,.nted in Hedlen,
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s.,,. scbwpb and their gang are know
.,,5inp,. g Their minds are blank on any
J pta .I',t about which the State wants to
,io''' .pas Men who know so little will not
~ lp,', !, ,,.,t loss to the world when they
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ToRoNro, 0NT., August O.-William
Smith, the base ball player, who was in.
jured while bathing yesterday, died at
the hospital this morning. His remains
will probably be taken 10 his home at
Cleveland for interment.
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cottenondncs d tAs InllIllatnc.r.

Social Correspondence " ht LHltlligtNc!r.
TiLroSsyiLLE, o., August 9.-The Mag.
nola Fishing Club deieated the William
HaneH aud Joseph Reese Base Ball Club
to-day by O score Of @ to2,
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v,.s CllyELASD's eGuslOns in the
=, ,a',ip. m'J Of which she is editor read as II
,La O asli,or we're not at home.
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,y,rcIIl,N comes high in Chicago and
:, "s1 .s,i,y wasn't necessary to have it. Pre-
s''jo9 s.D,io9 Is cheaper as well as better than
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Carroll susIlended.

PlrrsBuRou, Pa, August O.--Fred Gar.
roll the catcher Of the Pittsburgh base
ball club has been suspended for quar-.
relling with Otto schomberg, the new first
baRpinatl