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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
BRILLIANT SUPTIAs1s.


A brilliant yet psivsts marriage eesk
place yesterday afternoon as 3 5o'c!oek
1t the residence Of The brides hsAess
No. 3l6 west Franklin street, ~.
George Cameron, wealthy tobseooaise
Of Petersburg, and Mrs Dslis Pegrsn,
daughter Of Captain Richard q. Psgrsa,
being the couple. The groom and u
Cameron party cane over from Psssss.
burg yesterday at 2 o'clock snd stopped
at the Exchange Hotel.
The parlors in which the ceremony
was solemrized were beautifully dsce-
rated with flowers. The bride. dressed
in handsome white silk. with diamond
ornaments and long talls veil, entered
with her sisters, Misses Maggie and
Mary Pegrsm. who were also dressed
in white, and carried bouquets. Whsn
she reached the minister, Rev. DR..
Haines, Of Petersburg. she vas met By
the groom, and the two were made one
sccording to the Episcopal service.
There were no ushers.
After the marriage . beautiful enter.
tainmsns was given, and the choicest OF
almos. everything the appetite could
wish for was spread before the mar.
risge guests.
Mr. Cameron and wife left the city
on the evening train for New York, end
will inelnde in their trip Ssn Francisco,
| Australia. ana csaef forsiga places.
Among the people Of this city At the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Cameron, Major and Mrs. Charles
Strngfellow, Colonel and Mrs. 5. b.
Paul, Major Fred. r. Scott, Thomas
Branch and wife, Or. r. q. Csbell,
Jr., DR.. James McCsw, Mrs. G. W.
p. Brock, Miss virgie Brock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert W. Powers. Mrs. james
Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Y. Patrick,
Misses Ross, Miss Mary Burwell, Misses
Lulie and Juliet Powers, Miss jose
phipe White. Miss Stringfellow, Gene
raj Joseph r. Anderson and wife, Me-
ior Thomas Brsnder, Messrs. Preston
Noland, Parker Conrad, Jock Ellerson,
and Phil. Sheppard.
The following persons from Peters
burg were present: Mr.. Samuel W.
yenable, wife, and daughter; Mrs. Boy
kin, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cameron,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Q. Holt, W. =. Nc.
Ilwaine and daughter, and Mr.. Archer
Mcllwaine, Mr.. Alexander Hamilton,
! Or. John Herbert Claiborne. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Robert Duplo1 1of Louisville. and
Captain Rober, b. Pegrsm Of Norfolk,
were also present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
YI,E nrILE.IsL. rKOTBLE-
Meeting OF The strissrs Yesterday /:
Ne Definite Action.

A meeting of the Belle.lsle men who
struck on the 18th Of June upon lind
ing notice posted that on and after
June 2Sth the wages in the nail depart
nent would he made the saTe as A.
Harrisburg, Penn, "a reduction Of 10
per cent? was held on Oregon Hill
yesterday. The situation was dis
cussed, but in view Of the fact that the
attendance was not large, they adjourned
TO meet al Heider's Hall, Msnches-
ter, Thursday evening at O'Clock With
out taking any sehnite action. A
proposition was made and tayorsbly
cou,idered which in effect provides 'hat
the uen will return To SoIk and accept
the company $ reduced wages as lpag a.
nails are so low. provided the company
will sgree to increase their wages when
ever tie rice Of nails advances in pro
portion 10 the advance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
psSy CHEAP NECKWEAR.

Gentleman will find at our store PlOUE
SCARFSs 81 20c q dozen:
PYRCAIE SHIELD SCARFS a. 81 per
dozen,
SAIlNE TICK SCAhhS AZ Sl.oO per
dozen: -
WHITE PIQUE TECH and FOU r. IN
HAND SIARF- atsl.5O per dozen:
WHITE LAWN TIES At 10, Is, 10, and zoe.
FINE Six and SATIN TECK sCARFs at
25c. worth Soc; ..
a big lob In first quality APPLY LINEN
CUFFS at l9c. a pair worth $780,;
LINEN COLLARS in sll quahties
CELLIsLUID COLLARS and CUFFS a. low
rT,ces. LEVY & DAVIS.
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Decision I'm Favor OF Jenkins C Wal
iHull

: The Board Of Appeal, composed OF
the Governor. Auditor, and Secretary
Of the Commonwealth. have decided the
sppeal of jenkins i Waithall, from the
Judgment of the Superintendent OF
Public Printing, b. swardingto Messrs.
jenkins d Wal;hail certain work on
which they were the lowest bidders,
embraced in schedule 10, which work
had already been awarded to Mr.. Eve
rett Waddey.
TIE cause of the reversal Of the &c
tion Of the Superintendent Ct Public
Printing was that the Board decided
the work should be gwen out by items
instead Of schedule.
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Iuaae nond ana tho Boycots.

Mr. 7. K. Wyles, Of Wyles 4 Co.,
commits sion merchants here, . sub
ieot Of Great Britain, has, through
counsel, made application TO Judge
Bor1, in chambers in Baltimore,
for an Injunction to prohibit the
Labor Head from publishing hIm
in the black lis, Of Baughman Bro
thers' patrons. Not being 3 citizen Of
Virginia, be claims the righ. to sue in
the United States court.
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nunchesfer NeM, Notes.

Judge ;. Bassett French, Of the Hus-
tirgs Court, was taken suddenly III
Sundsy. lie read the service at the
Msade-MemoIial church--the rector,
Rev. Mr.. Clopton, being unwell in the
r.orning--and vas taken sick while at
church. He started home, and upon
reaching Mr.. Peple's residence, about
half way between the church and home,
dropped down, unable to 50 further.
Ee vas ielirious all the afternoon, and
his condition was such as TO cause alarm.
lie was better yesterday. 1t is sup
posed that the trouble is spoplexy.
The July term of the Hastings Court
began Yesterday. Judge French being
unable to hold court, Judge Atkins, Of
Richmond, opened court anu adjourned
il until Wednesday, at which time the
grard.Jury witnesses were recognized
to appear.
Mr. David J. Weisiger gave his little
daughter Bessie a birthday party at his
residence, Eleventh and Bainbridge
streets, yesterday afternoon. There
were a number Of her associates and
friends present. and all the little folks
had 3 charming time.
There are several cases to be tried in
TIE Mayors Court this morning Of per-
sons charged with violating the city
ordinance by allowing pools of stagnant
water On their premises. In most OF
the cases. if not all. the tronble is de-
fective drainage, and in some instances
the fault is Of the city and not Of the
! individuals.
The Meade-Memorisl Sunday school
will have its annual picnic on the 9th,
| but has not get decided upon the place
Rev. Nj. Christie. Of Scotland,
preached at the Presby yterian and Rev.
| Joseph Walker at the Baptist church
! Sunday night.
Mr.. George kinsie and wife have re-
turned from Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
rsy- FURNISHING GOODS.

STSPENDERS froIn ltc. up 20 81 pair
SIIuUL for boys, girls, men.
ard women:
SOCKS from 7sc. up 10 SO per dozen:
GLONES OF all kinds. We call particular
attention 10 our SUMMER DRIVING
GLOVES: .
sILK. Linen, and COTTON HANDKEE-
CHIEFS;
LINEN. JEANS. and KNITTED DRAW.
EKS in all qualities.
UNuEhSHlRTS OF all kinds See our
RAIBRIGGAN SHIRTS al 2ac. worth
6Or.:
PERCALE. LINEN. and COTTON SHIRTS
al very low piices-25. 50. and soc. for
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS:
Sun. MBRELLAs BTGGY- UMBREL-
Las. and UMBRELLAS for rainy woa-
tnsT.
Save money by buying your goods OF
LEVY & DAVIS.
IOlT and lOle Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

To ruY CHEAP mania. seldom does
TIE buyer Of cheap goods CONSIDER Shsther
II Is possible TO ODER nrst-class or genuine
goods 81 cheap prices. The L,ebis Comp.
ny offers no cheap goods. II Oilers only
honest preparations a. honest prices. The
celebrity Of iis Coca BEKF roSIo Is due 70
uniformity OF quality and prics. lnvAina-
Die IA dyspepsia, biIiousnes-. deo'h'y. ns-.
vousness. and neuralgia. Beware Of eoon.
terf,fts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
sMoKI TsIxY CIeARs.
CoRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il An OLD NURSE

MEs. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING sYkup
is the prescription OF one Of the best femao
physicians and nursrs In The United States.
and has teen used for forty years with
neyer.failing safety and success by mii-
Hons Of mothers and children, from the
heble infant of one week Old 10 The adult.
IL correcls scisity o. the stomach. relieves
wind collie. regulates the bowels, aud gives
rest. health. snd comfort 10 mother fsnd
child. We beheye it the tss, and soresk
remedy ia the world. In all cases OF dysen-
terry and dlarrhas In children, whether
arising from tsething or fsom any other
cause. Pull directions for usins viii 60
company each bottle. None ssnuine un.
less the fac stmii< Of CUkris a PERKINS
u ON the outside wrapper. Sold BY AL
medicine dealenl Twenty-Five oentss boz
tie. ~ 5o-eoilv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

The AIiers Sunday afternoon excur-
sion 10 the Monitors and City Point was,
a. usual, great success. Her spacious
ssloous ana decks were illed with .
happy hum,nity. The trip will be re-
ptated next SUNDAY and only trenfy-
dr. cents will be charged for children
under twelve years-under five free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
The Capifol Elevator.

The elevator ct the Capitol did not
run yesterday, as was expected, owing
to the wstsr-gsuge bursting. A new
one was at once ordered from Phlladsl-
phia, and the elevator will probably be-
gin its trips to-day.
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Ml-aI .LJss

less tban cost. Our regular semi-an-
nusl clesring-out sale. french-Cslf
Handmade LoS Shoes, TO order for
:j 80 ard upwards, for ei; High Shoes
ana Caters, to order for also All up
wards, for a5--cash only.
". 3. DREW & Soy,
Manufacturers,
500 Main street, corner Of Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
Ianr ofIn>p@eIioss.

The Committee on Light will 20 on
q tour Of inspection to-day At 1 o'clock.
II will visit the gss-works and other
works connected with its department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
Vsusrd offered.

The Governor has offered reward Of
$50 for the arrest Of Edward Bsyly,
who escaped from Northampton-county
lail recently, where be was confined on
tie charge Of rape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
vious to going to Henrico had been .
resident Of this city.

~ tVtbt w Athit~N s
resident Of this city.
TEE NEW POLICE COMMISSIONER.
Mr.. j. B. Welsh is president Of the
Marshall-Ward Democratic Club, IS .
wholesale manufacturer Of furniture ct
the corner Of Cary and Eleventh streets,
ard for four years has been member
Of the City Democratic Committee. Mr..
Welsh is about forty-eight years Of age.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Or. Hinchman is about thirty-two
Years old, and lives on Church Hull.
For = number Of years be has been
drsushtsmsn a, the Medical College.
DR.. George II. Bright is about fifty
years old, and is sn extensive and popu-
lar practitioner. He lives in jackson
Ward.
DR.. Stratton is secretary Of the Re
form City Central Committee. He was
al important witness in the Cluyerius
tTisl, being the last person known to
have seen Cluverius and his victim
on their way to the reservoir. lie Is
son Of the late Mr.. NJ. L. Stratton.
of this city, and served during the war
N Company B, Of the First Virgins
regiment. and was educated in his pro-
session at the Medical College here.
AL Of these gentlemen are Demo
Gratis.
THE MAGISTRATES
Dir. Rysll is superintendent Of the CO
esssatire soap.fsctory, and is about
itaty-five year cid.
Mr. J. c. Teller is Democrat, and
Z manager at Pace's tobscco-factory.
lie is about forty years old.
Mr. J. d. Lyle is about forty-two
years old. lives in Clay Ward, and is a
carpenter By trade. lie Tas formerly
a member Of the police force. He is a
Democrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

Spence, Tyree 4 To-. 10 east Broad
street. are selling the largest and finest
stock Of Boots. Shoes, Trunks, and
Sa,cheis ever offered in this city for
cost. No exchanging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

Dress Trunks, Steamer Trunks,
Waterproof Trunks, Grips, Satcbels,
Bags, yslises. &c. Largo stock aud
bottom prices. j. A. GRiGG,
Pace Block.
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4 , q 4
W . III 8 L 3
Ia : =
\ a.

Mr.. Carter describes the bird ss
being q most beautiful one. lie thinks
that it must belong to o lady, as 1t
allows the ladies Of his family 70 ham
lie it without showing the least fear,
but becomes uneasy as soon as be ap-
prosches il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

Yum-Yum Goods at cost for cash 1t
the shoe house of
SFZNCE. TYREE i Co.,
SIS east Broad street.
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saoKE TRrxy GIGARs.
saoKE TRIxY CIGARS.

THE DHPArcR JoB.PRISTTso Horss u
thoroughly equipped 10 DO ali kinds OF
Book AND oB-PRIsTISs at the shortest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
rD- BABY.CARRIAGES LOW
PRICES.

STOCK moving OF fast, ard why should II
not, when We are selling them a. less
than manufacturers priccs9
LEVY 4 DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

Ladies' Slippers from IS cents to u
q: SpEScg, TYREE 4 Co.'s,
SIS east Broad street.
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CoR SALE, COMPLETE OUTFIT

Il FOR HoUsEKKEPIN6. consistln1 e
PS.,or, Chamber. Dining. Room, aud kitch-
en- furniture. and UNExPiRxp LkAae
OF HOUSE which Purehss:f can rsnsy &
lease. This 10 Q splendid snanes for lhoss
Who desire 10 commence Housekeeping.
Ar.iy II aos west Gracs street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

Will buy . Winston Shirt at 9ol
Main street; linen bosom afd good
muslin. Z. b. SPENCE 4 SON.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

TOR SALE, THE STOCK AND PIN
Il TUREs OF a HARDWARE ESrAB-
LJsHAENT in n thriving town IN VIZ
gin,A. Address .LlNCoLN
DspafeA Office, Richmond. Va.
~ is.TaTD ssuiseIs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
PERSONAL.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
IA sgaius, the estate Of DANIEL RYAN.
deceased, will present them al once for
payment 10 W. w. COSBY, iI., No; 20
sbaifr's Building. ~ lt-sP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
Carrier Pigeon Caugha

Yesterday about 3 o'clock . blue
carrier pigeon few into one Of the win
dows Of the residence Of Mr.. Joseph
W. Carter, 1926 Vensble street, and
vas captured. On its right foot was .
gold hand with the figures 4l6 en-
craved upon it, and on its right wing
The following figures and letters:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

ssa LAWN-TENNIS at t3, a.. s5,
sT.slO. SIS. si7. ego, s23, $50, and IS, .
LAWN TENNIS RACQUErs aud BALLS
at ijy 20t LEVY DAVIss.
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W.
cannot tell
things In advance; wish

GRiAT q OSiNG.DUT SALE Will CON
TIME ONLY TWO WEEKS LONGER.
ALL BTNMER GOODS To BE O. OSED
OFT REGARDLESS OF COST
IN making the above announcement we
only state FACTS. This is positively no
HUMBUG. --.
BAKGAISs IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS On
ALL GOODS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

YoT Dr., TTnoIm1D. .--Mess-s. Adams.
BaAen. Band, Davis DickeHon. Gum, hil'
| ~ Murphy. Uiley, Archer. ConDor, raTrsr,
Ferriter. GrIfith. grimm. Hayes. HudnAl
Jones. kaufelt ksuinan, Render. Lange,
MOI oy. Montgomery. +. {. Murphy. owen
ParIater. Parrish. Pterce, and ftzhlnl-SO.
Ft- Dr. CguG.-Aes essrs. JrenslaW, Am.
mons, BoWGeu, CU-cAins. Guy, and
Hughes.
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NEW HEALTH BOARD.
DOCTORS sTRATToN, BRIGHT. AND
HIKcHKAN ELECTED.
Numerical Designation Of the Justices OF
the Peace-Eev Police Com
missioner, &c.

A joint session Of the two branches
Of the City Council was held in the
Council chamber last night at J O'Clock.
Present From the Board Of Alder
men-Messrs. Adams, Bahen, Bland,
Crenshsw, Davis, Dickerson. Gum,
Hill, Murphy, 0tley. From the Common
Council-Messrs. Ammons, Archer,
Bowden, Connor, Cutchins, Farrsr, Fer
ritter, Griffith, Griffin, Guy, Hayes,
Hudnall, Hughes, Jones, Kaufelt, Ksnf-
man, Kendler, Lange, Molloy, Mont
gomery, Murphy, Owen, Parater, Par
rish, Pesrce, and Pizzini.
Clerk August announced that Mr..
Bass, president Of the Board Of Alder
men, and Mr.. Bethel, president Of the
Common Council, were both prevented
from attendance on the meeting by i'll
ness.
Mr.. Owen moved that Mr.. Otley be
made chairman for this meeting.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Otley took the chair and ex-
pressed his thanks.
POLICE COMMISSIONER
The FIRST business that came up was
the election Of Police Commissioner
for Marshall Ward to fill the vacancy
caused by the expiration Of the term Of
Mr.. Il. L. Brown.
Mr. Pizzini submitted the report Of
the Board Of Public Interests, which
recommended the names OF r. L.
| Brown, Joseph B. Welsh, and James
II. Hartley, one Of whom should be Sc
lected.
Mr.. Dickerson stated that Mr.. Brown
declined reelection.
The first ballot resulted:
F0r Nr. Bro1H.-Messrz. Ouey. Iange,
owen. and Pesrce-4.
TOr NJ. Ueish.-Messrs. Adams. Bland,
Crenshsw, Davis. DickeTson, TN. AInInons.
Archer. Rowden. ConDor, Cutcnins, far-
rar. Griffith. Griffin. Guy, Hudnan. hughes
Jones. kaufman. Kepd!er. Molloy. Mont
gomery. Parrish, and PizHln!-z4.
For Nr. HdrtleU.-MesSrS. Bahen Gum.
". Murphy. FerIiter, kGuielt, r. c. Aur-
rthV aud pprrEfpT-1.
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AixI. .Sexsn Cents

500 Main street, corner Of Eighth.
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FINANCIAL.
Expenditures of the Government and tn
Estimated Revenues,

Expenditures Of the Government and the
Estimated Revenues.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Mr. Hiscock, Of
New York, made a statement in the Sen
ate relative to the expenditures Of the
Government and the estimated revenue.
The aggregate amount of the appropria-
tions, as the appropriation bills now stood,
was S229, 749, ,3l3. The amount carried by the
Sundry Civil bill was $2Ol, ,O53 $50, and the
Fertilization bill would amount to S725, 900.
The addition to the Naval bill would be
$4,OOO,OOO; the miscellaneous appropria-
tions would amount to s2,OOO,OOO, and there
would be required to refund duties under
the recent decision of the Supreme Court
$40 600, ,0OO-the aggregate being S273, ,O.3,-
l33 The estimated annual appropriations
were $l1S,O0O,00O, making grand total
Of 1891 ,O2S, 1913. The estimated receipts
were only $3.50, 900, 900, while the postal
revenue would amount to S47, ,OOO, ,OOO
making an aggregate of $377, 200, 600
and leaving deficit for the next fiscal
year of over s14,0O0,000. The next fiscal
year was to see deficit of $4,000, 900 on
the most conservative estimate. When
the Chairman of the Committee on Ways
and Means reported bis bill he said that
the expenditures for the fiscal year 1885
we're S3O5, ,S30,9T0. The figures he (Mr. His
cock) presented showed that the aggregate
amount Of appropriations would exceed
that sum by $S5, 100000
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Was King Ludwig Insane?

MUNICH, June 15.-The opposition news
papers are clamoring for more publicity
and for sitting of the Landtag to discuss
the Regency and the Kings death, saying
that the people must have the whole truth
in regard to the matter. There is much
excitement in the country, and unless a
very full statement is made there may be
trouble DR.. Won Schleiss, who was former
ly King Ludwig's physician, denies that the
King was insane. He maintains that Lud-
wig was eccentric only. The Doctor adds
that, though he disagreed with the official
report of the board Of physicians declaring
the King insane, still he felt compelled to
keep his views to himself, "for," says he,
'if had published statement in opposi-
lion to that of the court doctors, would
have shared the fate Of certain other per-
sons, and been at least confined toprison.
My opinion as to the Kings condition ID
based on my experience as his physician
since his birth. My colleague, DR.. Ginti
agrees with me-"
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COwARDLY ANARCHISTS.
Ths Chief Conspirators Endeavoring to
Place the Onus ON Others.

CHICAGO, June 1s-The first move Of the
defense in the Anarchist case was made to-
day. An application for aseperate trial Cor
Spies, Fielden, Schwab and Neebe was
fled with States Attorney Grinnell. The
application h accompanied by affidavits
Of four men, indicating that they, the
leaders, will attempt to save themselves at
the expense of their three companions4
Engel, tihgg and Fischer. The
Of the States intention to attempt to prove
their participation In the conspiracy meet
ings of May2 and g. and their co-opera-
tion In the plans of violence laid and exc
cuted at the Haymarket on the night OF
the 4th. A denial Of. these charges they
are prepared to prove, They. further de-
clare that they are convinced that In q
trial Of such magnitude as will occur
under the indictments, no jury will be ca
pable of discerning. the competency Of the
evidences, as affecting themselves and the
other three men. The full Significance of
their statement appears to be that they de-
clare they are innocent Of the charges, but
are afraid of being involved, by confusion,
in the guilt OF the three other men, whom
they thus tacitly convict. For that reason
the atlantis are solicitous of obtaining a
separate trial. Judge Gary will hear the
petition tomorrow afternoon.
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Tar and Feathers.

OMAHA, June 15.-An exciting tar-and-
feather affair occurred at Rushville, in
West Nebraska, Sunday, man named
lken, lawyer and land agent, being the vic
lin. Iken had made himself disliked by q
large number of settlers by getting their
confidence and then contesting their claims
by means Of information thus surreptitious-
ly obtained. A number of his victims took
him from his office, stripped him and ap-
piled a coat Of tar and feathers, forcing
him at the point of revolvers to assist in
decorating himself. He was then marched
through the streets to drums, which headed
the procession. Finally he was ordered to
leave the country, and proceeded to do SO
as soon as he could get the tar and feathers
M
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WITHOUT LAW.
East o. Louis Practically In the Hands
ofa Mob.


Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, June 18.-The condition
of affairs in East st. Louis is daily growing
worse. scarcely day passes that some
one Is not slugged or dubbed In broad
day light, and personal encounters between
city officials are Of frequent occurrence.
Tim Canty, the city clerk, assaulted Geo.
Melveny, the city attorney, in the mayors
Office this morning because the latter, as
he claimed, had been talking about him.
Melveny was knocked down and kicked
about Until hardly able to move. This
evening Canty assaulted J. D. Miller, re-
porter Of the Euening Chronicle, for the
way the morning fight had been written
up. Miller will be laid up several
days in consequence. Canty was recently
tried for completely in the burglary of the
city safe, and came near being convicted,
the jury standing eight to four for convic-
tion. Night before last James Kirk, q
Globe Democrat reporter, was waylaid by
three men and nearly killed. Four high
way roberies have been committed on the
public streets almost in the center Of the
city within the past twenty-four hours,
three Of them in daylight and not single
arrest made. The city is practically with
out police force, and, although for years
it has had notoriously bad municipal gov
ernment, it was never before SO bad as
now, r.r..H