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rERRoRs OF TEXAS.
Tho Hiding Place of u desperate Gang 40.
cldsntalIy Discovered.


cldentaIly Discovered.
San ANTONIO, TEX. June 1.-THE re-
cent discovery Of askeleton in Robbers'
Gave, fifteen miles moth OF here, and lie
Identification last evening by a Coroner's
jury as that Of Frank Harris, a young man
who was arrested by Constable Frank
Scott in September, 1884, has produced a
sensation here, and officers OF the law
believe that They have at last got hold Of a
thread that will unravel the history of the
worst band Of murderers, stage robbers
and horse thieves that ever infested West
ern Texas. How many murders the Pitts.
Yeager.Dltron band perpstrated in the
last ten years no man will ever know.
Pitts and Yeager killed United States
Marshal Casting while on their way TO
the penitentiary for life. Pitts was killed at
the same time, and Yeager is now serving
his sentence. There were always some
six or seven members Of the gang whose
Identification was profound mystery.
"Joe" Brannan, another member, was
killed week before last by officers In a
desperate hand.to.hsnd fight.
Brannan's death proved the means Of
giving officers their present valuable clews.
a few days alter he killed his brother,
Captain Calvin Brannan, he came to town
and made q abatement that Constable
Frank Scott and his father, Thomas Scott
we're both members Of the famous gang,
and had killed Frank Harris In the fall Of
1884. The Scots bad previously stood
fairly well In the community, only few
people suspecting them. They were both
arrested, much 10 their amusement, and
are now In Jail. Who directed the officers
10 the long.lost robbers cave is not known,
but 1t iB thought Calvin Brannan told
them where 10 find 1t.
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lNpIaNArIoN AoAINsr cARLos.

Carlos meanwhile was conducted down
Main street followed by an angry crowd.
His action in shooting Unfortunately
into the throng aroused the greatest In
dignation, and threats Of violence were
made on all sides.
At Seventh street the prisoner was put
In carriage and hurried 70 the police
station. Several stones were thrown after
the carriage. Miss streeter walked to the
pavement and sat down. A carriage was
called and she was taken home where her
wound was dressed. The bullet was
found to have passed through the asshy
portion Of the left breast, and though
painful Is not dangerous.
The bullet that struck Hale In the face
lodged In his head and has not yet been
found. His life is not In danger. Dr..
Mumlord, who remained, collected
throughout the general excitement over
the affair Is resting we'll tonight and will
soon recover.
Carlos 10 st the police station in custody.
The trouble originated in the publication
by the Times Of charges against Carlos
professional and moral character.
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eovEnNMENr i 0GNpENNIAL.
Celebration Of the Inauguration Of PFeSl
dent George Washington,

Celebration OF the Inauguration Of PF0Sl-
dent George Washington.
WASHINGTON, D, O., June l4,-The fol-
lowing is the text Of the resolution offered
in the House to-day by Representative
Hewitt to provide for celebration Of the
foundation Of the Government:
WHEREAS, The centennial anniversa.
ry Of the organization OF the Constitu-
tionRl Government OF the United States
and the first meeting Of Congress, and Of
the inauguration OF George Washington
as President OF the United States In the
city Of New York, will occur on the 3Osh
day Of April, A, D., 1880, and
WHRREAs, 1t Is proper that the an
niversary oi this great event should be
properly celebrated, and
WHEREAS, The Chamber Of Commerce
Of the city Of New York have already
taken action looking 10 the celebration In
the city where the Federal Government
was established, therefore be 1t
RrSolred, BY the House Of Representa-.
tiyes, the Senate Concurring, that Joint
Special Committee consisting OF three
Senators, to be named by the presiding
officer Of the Senate, and Of Eve Repre-
sentatives, to be named by the Speaker ol
the House, bs constituted whose duty 1t
shall be to consider In what man.
ner the centenary anniversary ol
Of the organization Of the government
shall be celebrated, 80 as TO preserve
TO succeeding generations the memory ol
the wisdom and patriotism Of the Fathers
Of the Republic, in forming the Constitu.
tion which has secured to their descend.
ants the blessings Of liberty under which
the perpetuity Of the Federal Government
has been firmly established throughout
the indissolubls union Of sovereign States,
capable OF indefinite expansion without
paying tho right Of local self government
which other people had struggled for In
,,ain
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AtENAGER-PoMERoY.
Brilliant iNuptialI Of Prominent Point
Pleasant Lawyer.
SDeeial DLspateh 10 thl IHtellideRosy.


Pleasant Lawyer.
Special DiSpateA to te INleliGaoT,
POINT PLEASANT, W. Van June a.
Hon, James B. Menager, an able lawyer
and one Of the most prominent Republi-
cans in this State, and Miss Fannie Pome-
roy, niece Of U, s, Marshal sehon, were
united in marriage at ohrist's Church at s
o'clock this evening, in the presence OF a
most brilliant assemhlage.
The groomsmen were Harry P, Cam.
den, nephew OF Senator Camden, and ], s,
Spencer, q prominent attorney OF this city.
The bridesmaids were Misses Nellie Hor-
ton, daughter OF Hon, Horace Horton, oi
Pomeroy, o., and Alice Eastman, daugh-
daughter OF ex-senator Eastman, OF this
place, Mrs, D, W, Polsley presided at the
organ, from which swslled forth the melo-
dlous strains otthe wedding march from
Lohengrtn.
Immediately after the close OF the cers.
mony the bridal party left on the Column
bus 4 Hooking Valley road for an extend.
ed tour and and solonrn in the vicinity OF
the Northern lakes,
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An Amman iRnntntl.

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any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on The diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 6OC q
bottle by Logan 4 %. NwYAw
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Al Cbicago-ChlCago 0; Kansas City, 1.
Eatned runs, Chicago, 8. Base hits, Obi.
cago, IL Kansas City, 0. Errors, Chicago,
2 Kansas CITY, 4.
Az Boston-Washinston, 8; Boston, 8.
Earned runs, one each. First base hits,
Washington, 81 Boston, '. Etfots; Wash.
ington, Boston, 2,
At Detfoit-st. Louis, 0; Detroit, ii.
Earned runs, Detroit, 2; ". Louis, 12.
Base hits, Detroits. Iii III. Louis, Z. Et.
rofB, Detroit, 81 81. Louis, 10.
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CHtcASo, June 14.-The number Of
bushels Of grain Ia store In the United
States and Canada June 18th, aHd the In.
crease or decrease, compared with the
previous week, will be posted on Change
tomorrow; Wheat, 32,45S, ,0Sl bushels ;
decrease, l,000, 1858 bushels. Corn, gy3s7,.
$50 increase, 475,704. Oats, 1886, ,2gsj
increase, 420 3O7. Rye, 304 ,32s; increase,
81 ,5S6. Barley, 244 476j decrease, 81 500.
The amount ID Chicago elevStots Wasi
Wheat B,3OO,g29 bushels corn, 2. S0l ,2S5 !
oats, S1s,9O4i rye, T,7sl barley, SOiS8&
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Nav aver AiIbst., s,rIto l,sdsd,

CHARLESTON, W. VA, June i4.-Ths
strike among the coal miners in the New
River district iS virtually over The
miners al Stone Clinr, who have been out,
have returned 10 work. This makes seven
mines out Of twelve In The New River die.
tfiCt at work. II 10 believed that all the
mines will be In fall operation before the
week closes,
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ALI 10 Bk BouSosp.
The President VIII @ to work Removing
Hhtahiiaaa nOlaa.6ataasa

The President VIII 20 10 Work Removing
Hspubilean OAles.hOidsfs.
PHILADELPHIA, June 14,--A Washington
special to the Pres saySi twas informed
tonight by reliable authority that The
President emphatically told some South.
sfn and New York Democratic politiCiAnl
Saturday that hO was going TO change hii
taCtiCa.
Ing RepubHCans quick enough do you
Well, walt and you will see, II don
turn Out Republicans quick enough Iot
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WHERE we sH writing these beautiful
lines, under the tropiC glare Of the city
gAs, there is a varlegated assortment ci
mingled pests which anybody may have
for the catching. This is about the only
abundance We have had under a Demo.
cratic Administration.
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TuE judges Of yesterdays tournament
had Sdiilicult and delicate task to perform.
live have any fault to find with them 1t
ID sbscause they were unable to find a way
10 give the first prize to both contesting
conmanderies. There was fine shading
Of difference, and the Judges were acute
enough TO perceive 1t.
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Ma MATTHEW ARNOLD says "the upper
classes Of England are almost unanimous
10 their opposition TO Gladstone" But In
this day the other classes do some Of the
voting, Matthew, dear, and this beautiful
world Of ours was not made for the ex.
elusive use and behoof Of the upper
Classes.n
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NKARLY a FArAL FIRR
At ChIOAgo-GirlS Leap from the WIndows
to save Themselves,

to save Themselves,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 14.-Payne, Per-
rinss and MenzIes mattress factory at
Fweuty.iourth and Butler streets was total
ly destroyed by FIRE this afternoon, and II
was reported at the FIRE alarm office that
three ot the female employees had lost their
lives, The building is three story frame
structure Of himsy build, 1t was ilIed
with the most intlammable material, and
the flames spread with fearful rapidity.
When the engines got To the scene the
employees, Of whom there were large
number, had to flee for their lives. a
number Of girls were in . room in one
corner oi the building. Finding escape
shut of they had to Jump to save them.
selves, Two were very seriously hurt,
Their names are: Vina Uhilson, Si7 West
Randolph street; Jennie o. 'Hara, "A years
old, 4OS Twenty.second street. II Is great
ly feared that large number Of employees
are in the ruins. As soon as the hre was
under control the aremen commenced q
search,
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A CORRESPONDENT desires to know
whether ''the Elkins Of the Philadelphia
syndicate which has gone into the horse
railroad business in New York, and Is
more or less mixed up with Jake Sharp
and the Doodle Aldermen, is Elkins the
friend Of Blaine." 1t affords the 1SrEE-
lldEScER great pleasure to be able to say
that Stephen B. ElkinS, "the friend Of
Blaine" Is quite another and q different
Elkins. ...l
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LOoxrSotO 'SS, Mr.. Cleveland is our de-
clded preference for the Democratic nomi'
nee. Wsthink we know agood thing when
We see It, Beyond doubt the loye.lorn
Grover Is our meat. +.
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ouR English cousins admit that DR..
Oliver Wendell Holmes Is one literary
man whom this country has produced.
These polite attentiona are becoming
really paLronizlng.
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ADMINISTRATION organs feel 1t necessary
10 assure the Democracy that the Presi'
dent has no intention to enlarge the scope
Of the Civil Service law. By all the little
fishes, we think 30 too.
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THg President has promised some New
York and Southern Democrats to do bet
Ter by the boys. This ia what we under
stood by Senator Kenna's acceptance Of
that Craftsmanship.
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CulcAuo removes half a million cubic
lset Of ashes year, This would not bo
pil Chicago had natural gas. Wheeling
/, going out Of the ash trade. Boom the
Iii .ounI
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THR RRAsoN why Acksts Blood Elixir ID
warranted, 10 because Il 10 the best blood
preparation known. II will positively
cure all blood diseases, pufihea The whole
system and thoroughly builds DIP the con.
elltullon. Remember, we guarantee II.
Sold BY. Logan d 70, and Charles Menke.
mellOf,
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The Wheeling Oil Company's well on
the fair grounds has been cleared and is
In good running shape once more. II is
down 900 feet lHdshingt0n, Pa, Reporter.
The following gauges OF the oil pfoduc.
tion Of the leading wells In the Washing.
ton district on two recent days is Gig.
niNnanl,
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wugs the Irish people erect in College
Green their monument to Parnell, let
tb.m not forget there was Q Gladstone to
move the heart Of England to be just,
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ErSa LUDWIG was not 80 insane that he
could not appreciate the humiliation Of
ii, position, Nobody euvies Ludwig now,
Tbsre is no glory in being q dead King,
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REAL princess is said to be serving as
,,itrsss in a Vienna cafe, In this Land
:, freedom We have queens in our kitch'
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A TERRIBLE CALAMITY
ovERTAKEs vANoouvEH, p. G,
The TOyn Laid in AShsS by Firs-ThTso
Thousand Persons Made Homeless By
the OOptlaEratiOn-APpsRlS for AID.
Nearly Fatal Fire at chicago.
TORONTO, ONT, June 1.-THE following

TORONTO, ONT, June 1.-THE following
telegram has just been received;
New wHsEIISsTER, B, c., June IA.
To hs Mayor Of Toronto:
Vancouver is in ashes, Three thou.
sand people are homeless. Please send
US aid at once.
(sigped.) M. A, MCLEAN, Mayor
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i, the Knights want to come here again
MAT will be all right, They made o good
'mDrsion and have left a pleasant fare
III
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w,cap't be At the Presidents reception
ri. evening, but this needn't keep him
I,om kissing the bride for us.
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A LIVELY FUSILADE
IN A KANSAS CITY STREET CAR,
In which the Proprietor of the KauSAs
City "TimOS" Figures PrOmlnSntly-Two
BJatAndsrl sufsr for Being Near
when the Shooting Occurred.

KANSAS CfTY, Mo-, June l4.-A sensa.
tional shooting aaray occurred shortly
after s o'clock this evening at the corner
OF Ninth and Main streets in this city, in
which DR.. Harrison Mumtord, proprietor
Of the Times, and two other persons we're
shot by w, A, Carlos, an attorney Of this
city, The locality Is known as the June
ton, where Main and Delaware streets
unite and the Ninth street cable cars re,
csiye and discharge the greater portion Of
their passengers, DR.. Mumiord accom-
panied by a gentleman friend had come
from the Times building,
Mr.. Mumford entered car which was
about comfortably filled with people. He
was about to take q seat near the door,
when Carlos, who had been standing
few feet away, came to the platform OF
the car. Drawing q revolver, he spoke to
Mumiord, saying, ''you have trRduCed my
wife, and | will kill you" At the same
moment Carlos began firing at Mumford,
who was three feet distant. The ball
struck Mumiord in the side, glanCing
from a rib and lodged just below the
bEeaHt-bone,
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:. The Order Of Railway Conductors 81 the
United States aud Canada % holding 0
convention al BeatdaioWn, III,
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I, may have been noticed that the wild
.,,,,b for Cleveland and Reform 10 losing
'omsthlng Of It's etIeryescentquRlity
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Tnr union Of the shoe clerks ought to be
listing, "
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THE INNOCENT HIT.

Carlos quickly fired again, the ball cut
ting through Mumford's coat and striking
Miss Jennie streeter, girl OF IS years Of
age, who occupied the next seat in the
car, Or, Mumiord then stepped forward,
trying meanwhile to draw revolver.
Carlos stepped into the street on the
south side, and began firing through the
window, one ball striking passenger
named John Hale in the face. After
firing five shots in rapid succession
Carlos started TO run, but was seized
by two officers as Mumford stepped
down TO the pavement on the north
side with his drawn revolver and levsled.
The latter who had been fatally wounded,
had tried to shoot, but had not been able
to free his weapon, the trigger Of which
was caught in sCahbard which incased
1t, Mumiord called to the officers to lot
Carlos go aud give him q chance, but the
bystanders quickly interierred aud per.
suaded the doctor to give up bis weapon.
He was taken to DR.. JaCkson's office in
the Times building where the bullet in
his breast was extracted and his wound
dressed, after which he was removed to
his home,
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Earned runs, LotISvIlIe, I. Two base
hits, Kerrins; Mack. Three base hits,
Wolf. Passed balls, Kefrins, | keenan,,
l. Wild pitches, Ramsey, |. First base
on balls, of Ramsey, 2; OF Mullane, ..
First base hits, Louisville, s.; Cincinnati,
|. Erors, Louisville, /; Cincinnati, 4.
Umpire, Morrison.
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oa,e.l Nos, 80 and 81 Four's0ntn street,
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MOUNTING or rnE pEorLE.

The church bells have been sounding
forth muiIled psals throughout the day.
Excited and sorrowipg crowds Of people
thronged the streets despite the heavy rain
that has fallen. Thousands OF citizens
surround the palace awaiting the issue Of
the proclamation regarding the success.
sion To the throne. Herr Craisheim
Faistue and Won Ridel, Ministers OF State,
have gone 70 Berg Castle to prepare the
official minutes oil the record Of the cir.
CumstanceS In connection with the Kings
death and the discovery Of bis body.
The corpse Of the monarch will shortly
be brought 70 Munich and laid In state In
the old castle chapel. The churches Of
the city have been crowded oil day. The
town is dfAped In mourning. The troops
were held within their barracks to-day,
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PROCLAMATION or TIE SUCCESSION.

A proclamation has been Issued Tin the
name OF The King, the Royal House and
and the people who through good and
evil fortune have remained faithiul.1
The proclamation Saysi "Thls house has
sustained q severe stroke Of destiny. BY
Gods insCfutible deCrve King Louis has
has departed this life. BY bis decease
which has plunged Bavaria into grlevod De
sorrow, the kingdom has passed IN pursu.
enOe OF the constitution 70 our we'll beloy.
ed nephew Otto. AZ be by long stand.
ing mAlAdyils prevented from governing
himself Ne, the nearest maRnate,
will administer the Government
10 behalf Of Otto. We summon
the Bavatians willingly and dutiinlly 10
Acknowledged Otto As The fiRhliulsoveieign
and 10 tender 70 him aud 70 uB as Regent
inviolable loyalty aud unBwefvihg obedl.
enOe. We command all officials 10 die.
charge Their functions as heretofore until
they receive more precise ofden.n
The proclamation % signed "tultpold"
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LOUISVILLE, KY, June 14.-The Louis.
.villes played an almost faultless fielding
game to-day, winning easily from ClnCin.
natl, who only secured one bit of Ram.
Bey. The score:
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-28
A Man of Much Wardrobe.

One exquisite youth. who lives not 1000
miles from New York, and whose soul is
bound up in waistcoats and neckties, is hero,
sorting his twenty pairs of boots and getting
his wardrobe in order for the summer cam
paign Last August he was thrown head
over heels out of dog cart on the ocean
drive. They picked him up half senseless, and
were trying to discover the extent of his in
iuries. when true to his instincts, he gasped
family: "0h, nevah mind me! See to my
tile and my trousahsF
He persuaded his mamma to enroll herself
among the cottagers here- which, after much
urging, she consented 10 do, STIMULATING that
she should have no care or worry about
the housekeeping until he agreed to take it off
her hands So he haunted the shops last sea-
son to find bargains in the way of tea and
sugar, and coHvulsed the tradesmen by his
elegant ignorance. One day two ladies, who
were making some purchases In a grocer's
shop, were suddenly astcnishcd at hearing a
voice say in languid drawl: 81 want some
of that stuff to put in soHp-looks like worms,
dontcher known" and, turning round in IN
restrainable curiosity, they beheld this famous
specimen of the genus dude, and, further
moro, had the pleasure of seeing him invest
in pound of -four, which he ordered sent
home, together with the stuff that looked like
worms However, this IL an exceptional
case-Newport Cor. Boston Herald.
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do not think that JUSTIN Mccarthy.
anything less would satisfy them The pos
sibilities and probabilities are that they
may get more-that they may get something
BETTER
even from the Conservatives"
"Yes, even from the Conservatives, who do
not fail to see that there is pressing necessity
to do something for Ireland"
but in the meantime, should the Irish be-
come impatient and general riots ensue''
"There will be nothing of the kind There
may under the worst circumstances he mdi'
vidual rioting, If | may use the expression,
but the people are patient and will wait fol
that act of Justice which will come sooner OF
later"
SIS British federation Il possibility"
YES have great faith in such posi-.
bility Something Of the Kind ] hold to bs
inevitable unless The colonies break away
from British rule A federation Of England,
Ireland, Scotland, and Wales take to be m
ultimate certainty. These countries | expect
to see having local parlia men'e with joint
representation at London. That believe tc
be as certain "a anything on earth"
Mr.. Mccarthy was informed Of the defeat
of Mr. Parnel's land bill by Il majority of 95
81 am surprised that it is not greater
pleased that 1t is 50 small" said Mr.. Me.
Carthy. at IS good augury for the flu
ture. Seven years ago ! remember we had
no more than eight or nine home rulers, and
the whole of the British pArliamcnt'againstu s
Now we are eighty-six Irish home-ruers and
nearly half the British hoIs, of commons
with US The Unonists. or Seccssioniots, as
We call them, will not long work with the
Conservatives. They want place AMI power,
which the Conservatives can not and viii not
give them, and if Mr. Chamberlain persists
| in his position H. will soon find himself de-
serted by his adherens"