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Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
who Is to Blame?

Edward Savage, whose buggy was injured
by being struck by IA cable ear ON Dodge street
near Sevcnteenth on Friday last, says that
the grpman was responsible for the accident,
because he did not ring his bell in time TO
warn him OF his approach, especially as he
had a slow horse and had but Just got out of
the way of another cable car which was
climbing tho hill
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
Murdered on Brooklyn Bridge.

NEW York, August 20.-A mysterious
murder occurred about o'clock this after
noon at the entrance to tho Brooklyn bridge.
Many people were passing by at the time,
and vet an unknown murderer, with a re-
volver in his hand, edged through the crowd,
dropped the revolver about thirty feet away,
and escaped. The dead man, whose name is
also unknown, was shot in the head and
killed instantly.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
nemocrntic DeIesntes.

The Fifth Ward Democratic club met at
Justice Kroegers Office, Cass and Sixteenth
streets, last night. 1t made up tho following
slate 10 be voted on at the primary for dele
gates 10 the county convention: Mcssrs. A.
n. Ferguson, II. Osthon, John McGorry,
James Douglas, Ed. O'Connor, Gustave
Kroeger aud y. n. Corby.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
Crack Shot In Trouble.

SIOUX CRY, H., August co. Special Tele-
gram 10 TmR BEE,l- IL. Bailey, the cham
pion Dakota shot, was arrested to-day for
forgery. Bailey got from the hotel clerk u
letter addressed to John Bailey containing a
draft for $50, which he signed and had
cashed. The letter was for travelling man
who arrived 10 day and he had Bailey ari
rested.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
The General Passenger Agents.

CHICAGO, August 20.--A meeting of the
general passenger agents of railways be-
tween Chicago and ST. Paul was held to-day
for the purpose of adjusting rate difficulties,
The absence of Mr.. Barker, of the Wisconsin
Central, made it impossible to reach final
agreement The other lines, however, de-
cided TO refer the whole to the general man
ayers of roads interested, and issued a call
for meeting of managers tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
Union labor Nominations.

MADISON, Neb., August 20.-[Special to
THE BEE. THE union labor party Of this
county nominated +. b. Goram for represen-
tative, John 5. Robinson for county attorney
and Carl Asmus for commissioner, Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21

VIENNA, August 2o.-A thunderstorm IN
the vicinity of Korenburg destroyed thirty
five houses. Other villages were submerged.
Fifteen persons We're killed. Cattle and i'm
mense stacks were destroyed. Later advices
concerning the storm say that a hundred
houses were wrecked and fifty persons seri-
ously injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
The Weather Indications.

For Nebraska: Fair, preceded in the east
ern portion by light local rains, nearly sta
tionary temperature, winds generally north
ery.
For Iowa: Local rains, nearly stationary
temperature, winds becoming northwesterly.
For Dakota. Generally fair, nearly sta
tlonary temperature, variable winds gener-
ally westerly.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
Niirp .apo,is Is No More.

MINNEAPOLIS, August 20.-[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. AT a meeting of the
directors of the Western Base Ball Associa-
ton to-day the Minneapolis franchise was
taken away from Manager Gooding and Sam
Morton was authorized to dispose of it. Mr.,
Gooding is out of pocket $ll 900. The Sioux
City club was fined $500 for refusing to play
at Milwaukee last Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
Close of the Conference.

STOCKHOLM August 20.--The conference of
the Young Mems Christian association was
concluded last night with a meeting for
young men, which was addressed by Robert
Orr of Fittsburg,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
The Jehus Took a Drink.

Last night procession Of about twenty
empty hacks meandered from saloon to sa-
loon leaving wet contributions. Business
was dull andthe boys were making the bsst
of it, Late pedestrians thought another prize
fight was on the tapis, but it was nothing but
Q lollihcation.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
North Bend ., Soldiers O.

NORTH BEND, Neb,, August 2O,-[Special
Telegram to The BEE. The North Bend
Brown Stockings added one more to their
list of victories to-day by defeating the Second
Infantry Post nine IN one of the best amateur
games ever played in the state. The score:
Second Infantry..0 o 0 o D 0 90
North Bend. .....0 o 3 0 2 SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
American Association.

ST. LOUIS, August 20.-Result Of to-
days game:
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 o.
Brooklyn. 0 0 0 D 0 o.
LOUISVILLE, August 20.-The Louisville
Athletic game was postponed on account of
rain.
KANSAS CITY, August 20.-Rain prevented
the Kansas CityBaltmore game this after
noon,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
General Bird Retired.

WASHINGTON, August 25,-Brigadier Cen
eral Bird, INSPECTION general of the army, was
to-day placed on the retired list. Colonel
Roger Jones was appointed to succeed him,
with the rank of brigadlor general.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
An A. o. u, w. Lodge,

CHEYENNE, Wyo., August 20.-[Special
Telegram to The BEE. THE A. o. U. w.
of Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, Idaho and Mon
tana will hold a three days session of the
grand lodge in this city commencing to-mor-
row. Seventy five delegates are in attend
ance, TT.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
The Union Pacific Train Robbers.

RAwLINs, Wyo., August 20.-A telegram
Just received states that all hopes of captur-
ing the men who attacked the Union Pacific
passenger tram have been abandoned. The
Rawlins posse followed them over one hun
dred and twenty-five miles to Laramie park,
where the trail was lost amid rocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. AUGUST u. 1885,

ventioh was most enthusiastic and harmon
ious and indicates great victory for the
party. Resolutions were passed endorsing
the railroad commissioners for their labors
and recommending their continuance in
Office
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
N,maha County Teachers.

AUBURN, Neb., August 20,--ISpecial to
THE BEE. The Nemaha county teachers
institute commenced in Auburn today.
About seventy-five teachers are enrolled.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
The YCIlOW EcyCr.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, August 20.-Two sus-
pcous cases of fever have been reported
since o'clock yesterday evening One
death occurred at Sand Hills last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
Going to Equatorial Africa.

BERLIN, August 20.-Captain Trevier has
sailed from Bordeaux with an expedition TO
equatorial Africa
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21

events will be a single scull race, doubles,
pairs and fours J. f. Corbett, the amateur
champion of the world will compete.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
ST. Paul and Sioux City Play the
Only Western Game.
THE FORMER AS USUAL WINS.
The Snloonkeepers and Bartenders
Cayort On the Local Grounds-Na-
tionaI and American Games
General Sport.
western Association Standing.

Following is the official standing of the
Western association teams up to and includ-
ing Yesterdays games:
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
The Visible SunnlY.

CHICAGO, August 20.-The visible supply
for tine week ending August IS, as compiled
by the secretary of the Chicago board of
trade is as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
Endorsed.

LOGAN, Ia, August so-[Special 10 Tue
BEE. THE Harrison county republican con-
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21

buSIAHTE VEs1HIN1s
The following permits to build were

The following permits TO build were ls-
sued yesterday:
Fred Krug, two frame dwellings. Seven
teenth and Hickory streets. ..............s $500
" streets. II @ 1880
c Carmody, dwelling 3543 Jackson
street
J N Savage. flats. Twenty y-second and Chi
CHBO SIr6tJS. sl,Ob
teth stree streets e' '..''s'..,. $50. .,...."... w 1000
Byron Reed. improvements, Twenty
fourth and Chicago streets, ,...........,.. 500
" Twenty-ffth streets. .1, 1000
streets '4...........'.....4.....'........ 400
Six minor permits Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Fourteen permits, aggregating. .......... s3s, $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


To-dsy's sales OF sun-cured stock were smaller
than for several days past and prices ruled high
for the quality offered, when was not a. fine a.
that Of several days past Offerings Of some
West Virginia bright filters at auction
wero unsuccessful, and nearly all were
taken In. Several private salss made 3
day or two back have transpired. These
include a line Of good cutters aud some more
wrappers than were reported. Wo wish II was
In our poWor 70 have TO haye sales promptly and
properly reported, which would bs undoubtedly
to the advantage Of our market ~ we'll as that
Of the Individual seller and buyer and shippers
This secrecy does no one any good. and IL is not
what othOr large markets do. They want tho
world 10 know taat there Is life In the market,
ihus drawing the trade OF buyer and sellor.
Both 20 10 a live market
Another trade OF several hundred hogsheads is
pending, and may be coDsummsted for tho TIA
lian account to-day, while thero are several
prominent shippers Of dark TOBACCO sampling
their tobaccos to-day with hopes Of sales. There
is hope that large large sales may 10 reported In
shipping leaf soon. and we doubt not that our
stocks aud prices will suit all buyers. Tho iner
grades Of leaf win not DO neglected, we are sure.
Tho surplus Is In the medium and common sorta.
Reports continue unfsyorable 20 the bright crop
from many sections, and the dark Is far from be-
ing altogether promising
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
FINANCIAL
Few YORK. BaxfrMoRx. ArD lIcA
MoED srocx ExoHAH0R4
Grain. Provisions. Cotton. roosssa Tar
pensins Resin. Tar and
Peanut HarkstA
my telerraph 70 .ns nIspa.ch.l

NEW YoRr, July ts.-Tho stock market was
both more active and strong-f i01sy man on
any previous day for some weeks The reaction
yesterday led 10 general expectation among the
traders OF q continuance OF the downward move
ment today. But they had misc scniated the
extent OF the bulllsh sentiment and the number
OF new buyers Ia the Market 80 that after some
attempts TO hammer the list down covering
movement OF largo proportions set In before
noon. London had a large number OF buying
orders ~ the opentng, which gave the market
most OF tfe eerIy strength. but the feature OF mo
trading was the buying By the commission pco-
pie who have been idle for 40 long. st. Paul was
the great centre OF attraction to-day, and ths
upward movement Ia u was early started ~ ne
calling In Of 1900 shsres OF loaned stock Tor
shipment abroad, but Chicago was also buyer,
aud reports omenatine from that source were
bulifsh in the extreme and the shorts COW
cred, which ran the total transactions In ths
stock mp 70 high figure and placed II In the
lead OF The advance. New England vas another
strongcsrd. The favorable appearance OF trunk
line matter stimulated buying In those stocks,
and Vanderbilt, which sold ex-divtdcnd to-day,
about recovered the dividend by tne ctoso- Be-
sides the advance in the general list there were
several sharp movements among the inactive
stocks, and Manitoba, Nickeipls'e preferred and
Green Bay wore specially prominent - Paul
and New England started OF with lead ~ the
opening. and before the end OF the nrst hour
both had advanced over q point The activity
underwent some reaction. but a strong toae con-
tinued. and Lake Shore aud Lscksvaana IN turn
came 20 the front aud RE latter specialiiss and
Pacific Nail became prominent There was 4
slight reaction In the lsst hour, and san Fran
cisco Preferred which was the only real vera
spot. dropped IL, but tho Lat soon rallied. and
the market closed quiet but strong nj the best
prices Of the day. sales aggregated 10000
shares.
NEW YORK, July f3--hson.--stocks sctive and
strong. Money easy at isik. ExchanEe-Long,
tS7; short, sSsK. Governments neglected.
ErsninJ.-kxchsnge quiet and steady. Money
easy at lsl& per cent Sno-TreAsury balances
ernrnents dull and steady; per cents, ig7A;
~ per cents, l0s3s. State bends duh and fea-
tursiels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
Wnsninrton Notes.
by telegraph to the DispAtch.l

WASHINGTON, july 13.--The bonds offered
10 the Treasury today aggregated Sl,1lS.-
COO Accepted. S32, 900 per cents at l2I.
The President has commuted to eight
months imprisonment In jail the sentence OF
". T.. Mckee. convicted in the Western
district OF North Carolina OF robbing the
po.t.ofioe aud sentenced in May, 1888. TO
two wears Imprisonment at hard labor In The
peuitentisry at Columbus Ohio.
Tue conierrees on The river and hArbor bill,
who have been In session about week, adj
iourned over to-day till Monday. Agree
meals have been reached IN respect to oil
blli the canal projects which are embodied In
the bill, and In respect TO which neither side
msniiests disposition 20 give way.
Rev. MIR. Cleveland, appointed member
~ the Sioux Reservation Commission, Is not
a brother OF the President, as stated yester-
day. but J. W. Cleveland, an Episcopal
minister aud formerly missionary at the
Rosebud Dakota Agency. he speaks the
Sioux language fiueutly.
The President bas accepted The resigna.
lion OF Hon. George V. n. Lotbrop. United
states Minister 10 Russia, TO take effert Au>
Gust LIST. Lothrop Is not In good heath
The House at its evening session passed
,wenty.four private pension bills, including
one granting a pension 10 Muck A Pee
Wah Keu Zah,v or John" an Indian, and,
NJ 1880, adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
Tho Iron Lockout.

lhy tcAobihph " Nh0 Di9Poe~H'l
PITTSBURGH, July 13.-Brown Il Co., pro-
prietors Of the Wayne Iron Company, OF this
city, signed the scale this morning, and an
other firm is expected to sign. Brown
employs nine hundred men.
II was rumored that a meeting OF manu-
facturers would be held here to-day 10 con-
slider the exigeDcies Of the situation created
by the detection OF so many manufacturers.
but the meeting bad not materialized at
noon and prominent manufacturers denied
that there was 10 be one.
Speaking OF the situation President kea-
ting. OF the Western Aanufacturers' Asso-
citation, said: "a general break may occur
tomorrow; do not know. The msnufac-
turers may do as they please"
A Youngstown (Ohio) telegram says :
Mahoning Valley manufacturers have sent
out solicitors for orders and are pushing
them 10 greater activity every day, in order
that they may be in shape for instant re-
sumption once the signal for starting Is
given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
MoTHLR AND sOs PARTED.
The Crown Prince Taken from Qneen
Natalie, who Is Expelled from
Garrnan Iarrifnrx.

rBy Anglo American cable TO tho Dlspatch.l
WIEsBADEN, July 13.-An officer attended
by twenty policemen entered Queen Natalie's
villa ut 10 O'Clock this morning, and shortly
afterwatd reappeared with the young Prince
Alexander tine Crown Prince and lady Of
honor OF the Queens suite. The two were
bundled into close carriage aud driven to
tue railway.staiion, where the Prince was
handed over 10 the Chief OF the Serylan Po-
lice, N. Protics. who placed him in train.
In a few minutes Chief Protlcs and his
charge were on their way 10 Belgrade. The
Journey will be made without break. Its
believed the Queen surrendered the boy
without struggle. The crowd cheered the
Prince when he was brought out OF the
house.
When the Queen received notice from the
pelice that she must part with her son she
telegraphed 10 King Milan imDloring him to
allow the boy 10 remain with her another
month. The King, however, was lncensed
Al toe abrupt manner with which the Queen
had refused his coneilistory proposal for
meditation. and teleerapted back 10 the
Crown Princes tutor that the boy must not
remain with Queen day longer. The
Queen had planned 10 fly with the boy. aud
with this intention bad ordered special
train. She failed to state her destination and
the authorities refused 10 give her the train.
Queen Natalie has been ordered to quit Ger
man territory within twenty-four hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

r1satsrs Lamp, = per sos sroand. r-se
North carsIias Tar Largo Vie. ~ sls4s
fire prscs, per 100. szoass
fiasssrink uair: y. psr pound
pssUos. pyssf9sss. OIL ~
sisanols tiss~ss.4o or gallon
Copcsntrsisd Lye s<stAss.s' Per eass Of fous
eoxsn.
Cochiasnl: SOC. per pound
Estrses Of Les.ccd: n1sc; assortsd,H -
Indigo: ?5a9oc
OiIs: Iinsssnd. s5c.: machine. marc: fpcrn,
7sc.asi: whale. 45c.:. sttaiu. 2ssec.. lsofs-
dor-cod oil. <es5oc.: lard. 10a; sweet " per
dozen b.ss ssisd. $50: castor. ti.,o per esi-
lon. Virginia Iubrica'inx. i5as9c. Kerosene
SIC. cash per gallon.
Race Glueer: -
Spirits Ttrpsntins cs6fOc
Soda sal. iHaea. IN kegs Caro- sks
&c
BAR GOODS
Prints. Nerrimsck. &C.; Merrimscx snirs-
Ing. bhc.; soath Bridge. sAc.: te1nc. o.;
Dunnsrs. &c.: Alsn's g.; Aancnesief. ~;
Washington. &c; Mallory PINK. osc.; VAT
Simpson Gray. oHc.; sinpson Black. Ca. Bar-
rnony. &C: Ashland Solid Sc.
Bisachsd Shirtinrs and shecungs 20 Sc
cnrity. g.: - Jscx hornsr. Be-: rs kdwari
e.; - Randolph. g.; ~ Barker. SIC ~
Farewell. sAe: a. Wsurcgao, iOc.. iOf Penn
broke 20c. ia Utica. ac.
Brown Coitons: Manchester ~ A. A., g.;
Rock bridge H. H., &C.; james kiver. nc; .. %
4lsc: James River H. H.. &C.: Jsmes kiror II
ronsray rsuus AND CANDY
Candy. &c. per pound "a 70 quality.
Lemons Aessina. Sa@ per box-soo and
$50 IN BOZ.
Oranges: Messina, se.scas7 box.
oRocKsiEs. sd
Bacon. Clesr-rib sides, 9hc.; shoulders. g.;
Virginia shoulders. Sc; virginia hama. fam;H
NAe.; sugsr-eured. DC; ouik-siacs, SIZE;
sulk-shouidsrs.6As7c-
Buckets: Painted. two hoops, fisS thres
hosps, $3.50
Broems: Two strings. I.2E three strings
si.7sas2 four strings. N.sa
Basxets: willow. A.I5asi.0 per ncss spin
50s7sc. per dozen.
Coffee. Rio, common. i3siic.: fair % prime.
isalSc. Lagusyra, i5al6c. Java. 2ia2>t
Candles AdamGntine candles. q, per
SCI. i3,,c psE pound. haif-boxes, Dc; taliow
1sc.
Cheese: Northern and western prime cutting.
i2c. good. ioS allc. pineapple. CSC.
Fish: HerrnKs-North Carolina Family Roo,
haf-barreis 81 new; cut s. SO, gross. 81; kastern,
sA2a haosOrei--No. Bay. Ia barrels, 30. No.
2, in barrels. ti7.o0 No. 8 Fat kimmei ha,kercl,
$3.50; 10 1, In kits, $50 No 2. IN kits, s.0.
No. s. small, s.5osp.
Lard. Prime barrels AMI Heroes. SKA; -
and 80 pound tin cans. Sk.
Matches sos. 75c. per pack; 20TS 81
gross, So0s, t2.zSsts: bOO's, s5asA5o srosA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
Baseball Yesterday.
[By telegraph 10 the DispaHh.l
Morning camel

Detroit:
Morning camel
Detroits ............1 0 90 l 0 0 ] 0-3
PhiladelphIas.. 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 o.
Observation-Disclosures, 4; Phiadelphias, 3.
Frrors-Detroits, /; Philadelphias. 3. Bat
teries-Getzein and Bennett; Budinton and
Clements.
Evening camel
Detroits .............O l 900 0 x-2
Phlladelphias ......0 0 0 % o 0 0 90
Base. hits-DetrOits, 4 Philadelphia, g..
Errors--Detroits, 0; PbiladelDhias. 8. Bat
ieries-Conwny and Bennett; Casey and
lallman.
CincinuaiI:
Cincinnetls. .........2 D U O-4
Cleyeands. .........0 0 2 % l 0 0 0-3
Base.hts-C incinnatis, g; Cleyelands, z.
-Cincinnatis, 8; Cleyelands. 6. Bat
teries-Weymng and keenan,; O'Bnen and
Snyder.
Chicago:
Chicagos ............1 / 20 8 90 o.
Base.hIts-Chicsgos, 10; Washingtons, 4.
Errors-Chicacos 4; wasbmgtons, 1. Bat
teries-Van Haltren and Farrell; Shaw and
Arundel.
Morning Camel
Piltsburgh:
Pittsburghs. ........O 2O1OO1 "a
Bostoos 10000 90
Observation-Disclosures o; Bostons, 3.
Errors-Pittsburghs 9; Bostons, 3. Bate
ries-Staley and Miller; Madden and Tate.
Evening Camel
90 1 90 1 1-6
Bostons .............0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Base.hiis-Pittsburgh IL; Bostous, /.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT o.; BostOns. @. Bat
teries-Gaym and Miller; Radbourne and
O'ROurke.
Louisville
Louisviles. ........3 o. 40202 ed
Athletics ...........2 @ O.
Bgse-hlts-Louisyilles 10; Athletics, Z.
Errors Louisvilles, 2; Athletics. 8. Bat
Cunning.
Indianapolis:
Indianapolis ........0 0 0 900 0 90
New Yorks .........1 2 Ux-4
Bsse.hits -Indanapolis, 3; New Yorks,
0. Errors-lndianapolls, D; New Yorks. 0.
Bltterlcs-Boye and Myers; Keefe and Ew.
ing.
ST. Louis:
81. Louis. 3 o 30 lie
Baltimores 900 0 0 0 0 3 3 o.
Base-hits-St. Louis, 10; Baltimore.. Il.
Errors-st. Louis, 6 BslHmores, 10. Bate
RES Hudson and Boyle; Kilroy, Burns,
! aud TrOtt.
Kansas City:
Kansas Clty. 0101O02 &c
Brooklyns. ..........1 o o Ks
Base-hts-Kansas City, 0; Brooklyns, IL.
Errors-Kansas City, 3; Brooklyns. 4.
Batteries-Sulliyan and Donahue; Caruthsrs
and Bushong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
Mr.. Randall Improving.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatcn.l


WASHINGTON, July 13.-Mr. Randall con-
tinues TO improve, and bis physicians and
family are cheerful over the prospect OF bis
speedy and complete recovery, The family
OF the invalid have received messages OF
sympathy from all parts OF the country, and
In such numbers that individual acknow-
ledgment has been impossible. They express,
through the Associated Press, their cordial
thanks for the touching. evidences they have
experienced OF the public and private respect
felt for the sick man.
Nr. Randall had another hemorrhage this
evening, and though It was but slight there
is much anxiety manifested concerning his
condition.
WASHINGTON. July H.-l2:30 A. NM.
Randall Dad four hemorrhsges In all tonight
aud lost sixteen ounces OF blood. There are
grave spprehensions as to bis ability to
Withstand recurrence OF further attacks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
by telegraph 70 The Dispatoh.l

CHICAGO, July 13.-ThOmas and Waller
Marklev went out yesterday Ia company
with Burlington employees to take photo
graph OF the wrecked train which was de-
rallied by mob "Wednesday night at Western
avenue and Indiana street. They were not
molested while taking their negatives, but
when they bad left the yards mob Ofrough'
looking men surrounded them and de-
handed the negatives. This demand being
refused the men were set upon and bru-
tally beaten. They finally broke away,
leaving everything behind except three mega
tiyes which Thomas Markley held on TO.
Thcy were chased several blocks aud pelted
with bricks, stones, aud sticks. but fortu-
na'ely escaped without further injury.
Each OF them was terribly bruised, and
Thomas MMkley received bad cut on tho
head from a heavy blow dealt with club.
Having tired Of the chase OF the three
Young men the mob returned 10 the scene OF
assault and demolished the valuable pho
tographic instruments which bad been lett
behind. BY the time the police had arrived
everything was peaceful. and no signs OF
the crowd could be seen. Marley IL GER
tin be can identify three ASSISTANTS, and
several detectives have been detailed to
work on the ease. On the request OF the
Huntington road policemen have once more
been detailed to accompany each switching
crew day and night. A force OF police will
also patrol the 40" yards 70 guard against
further acts OF violence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
Fatal Explosion OF Powder-Works.
ry,, taIaOra nh "a ffe Dtenatchl

READING, PA. July a. Latin 4 Rand's
large pOwder-works, near Cressons, blew up
this afternoon, killing George Gilman,
Charles Reed, and Henry Birnich, who
were the only persons about the place.
Their bodies were thrown two hundred
Yards from the scene OF the explosion. The
buildings were destroyed by the fire which
followed the explosion, the force OF which
was tet ten miles away, as large quantity
Of powder was stored in the building. Had
the explosion occurred shortly before 1t did
q dozen men might have been killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
The Caus. OF zuE.rtorrs Death.

The death OF poor Zukertort was avfuuy
sudden. hut the proceedings at the inquest
seem to show that while he was excited By
play Ire neglected to psrts6e Of food. At
the oSt-mOrtem examination his stomach
was found to be quite empty. But he bad
not enjoyed good health for some time.
Zukertort was a great chess-player, but he
was still greater as chess writer. Although
he was not widely known outside chess cur
Giles, his decease is deeply regretted by 4
large number OF admirers who appreciated
his abilities, and Of friends Who were at
tqched TO him