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The House OF Representatives.


WAsmNGToS, July l2.--Scssions were
ordered ior noxt "Wednesday and Thurs.
day nights Tor tho consideration OF bills
reported respectively from the committee
on labor aud the committee on military
Affairs.
Mr. r. u. Taylor, Of Ohio, attempted TO
obtain night session for the considcra.
ton Of general pension bills. but call for
the regular orlcr. made by Mr.. Bland, Of
Missouri, operated ~ an objection.
Mr.. Fond, oi Michigan, from tho com.
milicc on military affairs, reported back
the resolution ior the appointment Of n
special committee to investigate alleged
vylsipns Of the contract labor law.
In reply tu question 10y Mr.. Nandcyor.
oi New York, Mr. Ford stated that the
resolution was broad enough IN its scope
Ia cover the subject Of any evasion oi tho
law against Chinese immigration.
Mr.. Cox, Of New York, called the az.
/ tcniiun OF the House 10 the great nccrs.
sity ui this resolution, Ia corrcct the abuses
now existing There was an abnormal inn
migration 10 this country 10y men per.
rundrd 90 como here hy FALSE aud frndu.
/ lent pioicniions. Instead VI there being
an ordinary immigration from Italy, ltai.
ians we've coming into this country nj the
rate ui 5000 year, under Influences
that should be inquired into. There did
como into New York In one month $4,000
men who did not know our language, and
who added nothing 90 our wealth aud
labor.
Mt Morrow, Of California, was glad
that tie House At list compChcndcd tho
! evil hvsctung tho country irom unrc.
sifctcd immigration.
The resolution WIS adopted. The HOUSE
/ then went into committee " the Who'll,
/ (Mr Springer, IT llliauis. IN the chair ou
tnnil bill, the AGREEMENT being that NJ
vote should be- taken on the pending wool
schedule TO-DAY.
The committee then rose, nnd the Ious,
took q rccss until o'clock the evening
session IN bc iof The consideration Of vari
OTIS private pension bills, to which opposi
ton has boon shown Ia Friday evening,
| EUssiutL
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PERSONAL POINTS.


Mr.. JoHs REID and wife are spending
the summer at Cedar Gap, Mo.
TnE Rev. II. A. Jones is visiting friends
in the mountains OF Middle Tennessee.
Mr.. J. =. HOGAN, of Malcolm's Landing,
Miss, is spending few days in Memphis
Mn. ARTHUR WARDLK left Wednesday
night for u six weeks tour OF Middle and
East Tennessee.
Mas, FRANK BYRD and family have gone
to Allegheny Springs, Pa, TO pass away
the summer months.
MRs. KATE EsrEs has gone 10 Mont
eagle, Tenn, 10 spend few weeks, after
which she will visit the scashore.
MRs. I. L. KAvANAUGH and children
departed last night for Red Sulphur
Springs, Tenn, 10 nmain for the summer
Mas. ADRIAN MAURY, accompanied by
her sons Gilmour and Walter, have gone
TO Old Point Comfort, Va, TO spend the
summer. NTf
Miss MAGGIE MAcRAE, OF No. 40i Or
leans street, leaves tonight for Lynnvillc,
Tenn, where she will remain during the
summer.
CARDS are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Sue II. Packer and Mr.. s. J. Couch,
10 occur at Little Rock, Ark, Wednesday,
August |.
Mn. JouS DosSELLY, the well known
railroad contractor, left Wednesday night
for visit Of two months TO his native
home, in County Tyrone, Ireland.
Mus. l.. u. NpHroN. accompanied by
her grandchildren, let last night for Mont
caglS whrre they will spend the summer.
Miss Lizzie Holmes Is also member OF
the party.
TnE late Paul T. Wright was laid 10 rest
in Elmwood cemetery yesterday afternoon,
Masonic funeral services being held over
the remains at the Temple under the au-
spices Of Knights Tcmplar communicates.
W. y. lIuRr AMI wife, Richmond, Va;
Forrest City, Ark; J. II. Williams, New
York; I. Mcintosh, Nashville, Tenn;
Geo. T.. Fee, Cincinnati, o.; q. &. Estill,
Nashville, Tenn, arr ai tho Peabody.
G. &. BLAgELY, New bedford: Percy
Roberts and wife, New Orleans: +. NJ.
Abbott, Mississippi. H. y. blue, 81. Louis;
James Alcorn, Mississippi. NJ. Kirk aud
wife, Mississippi; y. u. Dean. Richmond,
Va; :. W. Putnam, Cmmer, n. Y: Henry
$. Tccplc, Louisville, Ky, are registered
al The bayoso.
MAJ. y. NJ. Amor, president Of the
Mississippi corporation Memphis, Oxford
4 Columbus railway, arrived in the city
yesterday for consultation with the Ten.
nessoo corporation officers lilo says stops
have been taken 10 consolidate the Ms.is.
sippi and Alabama corporations, after which
Tennessee will TALL into line.
NAME lloR,S. the little two year old
daughter Of Scrgt. Koran. OF the police
force, died shortly before II o'clock last
night nj the residence Of her parents. No.
- johnson avenue. The illness that ended
her life was malarial irycr, from which she
had suffered for about two weeks. Scrgt.
ioran's brother officers and outside
friends deeply symp1ihilc with him In his
great loss. Due notice Of tho funeral will
be given.
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Athletics 4, Louisville ..

LOUISVILLE, KY, July l2.-Louisville
was defeated by the Athletics in the game
today partly by accident and partly by in
icrior playing. The fielding was in the
Athletics favor slightly and the batting
nearly even, but Ramsey hurt his hand
and was very wild, giving six bases on
balls, OF which three were in succession,
and nettod two runs. Stratton WIS put in
the box during the sixth inning and did
crcditablo work, but Louisville could not
hit weighing and the fight was practically
over Reccius took Werick's place, on
account Of the latter being sick. Attend.
ancc 800. Score:
Athletics ..-........ ........0 81 0 0 .
Louisville .......... q o % O. 4
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III. neaIc. Iarn,Inr.i.

louisutiE, n.y., July 1.-The man
anl woman Nhso bodies were found in
the riycr hcw on Monday aud Tuesday
with their thrais cui and otherwise man.
glri, Ncro this morning identified ~ Nets.
ncf uucn. broom maker, and Mary !.
Rlnnvls alias Julia Marl. = cuurtcsnn.
They started 10 Cincinnati July I. In com.
pany With llhny Smart aud us wife. They
wrrr Ia walk part oi the way nnd en the
remainder 10y hoat The party LEFT the city
aioUi and Smart nni hisNiic returned 10
the city sunday and said Green aud the
woman had Ikcna shanty l'oai aud started
o. Evansville. M object ipr the murder
Is known, and there Is no satisfactory clcN
10 the murlcrrrl
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DHoipsAtS ruR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
L i,Ork Island Arsenal, Rock Island. H., July
n it,N HrCilryi proposals. In tfipliratc, upon the
blank inrns furnished ifutn this oihcc only, viii
bC UcCycil by the uudrfsEnci until o'clock D. IN.
on Monday. August a is>, fuf furnishing the fol
lowing GLASSES ~ suppllrs IN such quantities and
n such tunes during The fs5il yuag ending June 10
lssl. ~ the commanding uil0cfn this Arsenal may
rvuuirr. NJ saddle uanksts Hlarksniths' Tuols,
lufigr. silNCf Gold uariWarv supplies Leather.
lhnHd, Nnfs' Duck Paints oils. hIrf, ricaulng
and Polishing Maisfiai roals fuol. building Ma
tcfials etc. etc All nrirlss Nill D. subjected ~
figld inslar ton COLL compliance with the tpcclh'
railuus vii ~ Insisted upon aud no anirlcs ~ IN
irfiut qualify vii d. sNvpicis preference vii
D. given o. ARTICLES ~ domestic pfp,luctiun hnd
nluuiattu conditions ut pfiuss aud quality b.
iuE equal lufins runtaiuinr instructions 90 ltd
dpfs. n UipY ~ this Advertisement blank form ~
pf1tssis aud SPECIFICATIONS fuf supplivs. with col
umu irf rflUrs ~ o. llci To- d, the bidder. can ~
hal upon application Ny mall ~ IN p~r-on ~ the
undersigned ami samples II tho supplies can W.
sisu nt this ~ nal bidders 10 whom contracts
arr awarded must cNrrutc them, and the hntis
When ncussif, within ien days aitct thcif fertitt
anl 30 dglitvfivs under any coutnrt entered inlo
Will y made below Jus I. isss nor aitei lunr ~
issl Awaris under this advertisement 100 iur
nishlns supplies viii ~ made subject 70 th' iy'n'
tuucuft that hnis shan ~ appropriated ~ 'fs''
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uotyfnmCni n'sCf,cs The light 10 rulcri ent ~ Al
PROPOSALS ~ pafis thctvui luyciopes cuu'alning
PROPOSALS should h. mara n Proposals TOT IN
nancc supplicN' AMI addressed ~ TIE unhef.'gncd
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Col ori dept, q. : A. Commanding
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BASEBALL AND RACING.
THE NEW ORLEANS TEAM CAN BE
HELD TOGETHER.
All the League and Association Games
Played Neutrality-suspicious. at Wash
ington Park and Long Branch-En-
tries for Today.
Special Dispaieh 10 The Appeal.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
NEW ORLEANS. La, July l2.-Presidcni
Hart today received an opinion from Chair
man Rogers that New Orleans, being q
chartered association, could hold on to It's
men aud transfer them into another league
independent of the fact that the Southern
league disbandcd. The message was sent
over to the team, now in Texas, and will
quiet the men, who have been anxious to
accept offers from other clubs and who
came near refusing to go on the trip.
Ted Sullivan, OF Washington, will be
here tomorrow TO purchase the release OF
Short Stop Fuller, Left Fielder Perry,
Wcrden and Pitcher Widner. The latter
pitched one game for the Cincinnatis last
year. and is a fine pitcher II kept from
getting ratified.
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" autesit

One reliable merchant In every town trib-
uiary to Memphis to knock ont all compc.
tition 10y taking the agency II the world.
renowned STATION x storms New York
cigars and Geo. L. Lies n Co.'S celebrated
Bullos Your ncighh1r can't get the goods,
~ We will only acll 10 one merchant In
each town. We solicit a sample order.
i. SAMPSON 4 Co..
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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lSDIANAroLIs, Ind, July l2.-The home
team battei well today, but folded poorly,
while New York did the opposite. The
visitors were crippled by the absence OF
players, yet George came near saving the
game for them by his home rum. Hines
won the game by his long home run in the
ninth inning. Shrcye's pitching was very
fine, the heavy hittors OF the New Iorks
doing nothing with him. Score:
indianapolis. ................!O o 0 0 o 4. s
New YORK. ......a.-.O Ga % l. q
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Ripley Defeats Iuda.
,colal Dispatch to The Appeal.

special DHpatch 10 Inc Appeal
RIPLEY, Miss, July l2.-Tho Ripley
Baseball club for the second time defeated
Iuka in game at Middleton yesterday Is
to 10. Battery for Ripley, H. I. Hunt and
Carries NJ. hurry, both Ripley boys; for
luka, Harrison and Blythe, OF luka,
Wheeler 4 Hail, OF Tuscunbia Mr.. Doan,
Of Memphis, umpire. Ripley always plays
all home men. Hunt struck out eleven
mon
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Kansas city ., BrooLIynI.

KANSAS Cry, No., July l2.-But for a
wild throw Of llankinson's today Brook.
would have been shut out. Porter was in
perfect form and pitched great game,
Caruthcn, FoutE and Burdock being the
only ones who could hit him with any
effect. The fielding was sharp ON both
sides, brilliant plays being numerous
Cmuthers made the longest lat Of the bat
tic. Score:
han,as C,ity.....-...y.-..-oo o2oIoeo %
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Pour llunoN, Mich. July i2.-SiN,y
Canadian laborcm Who have BEEN en-.
ploy~l 10y the Gand Trunk nj Fort Huron.
fort "ra'ioi aud other points on the st.
Claire river, cros'us 10 and from their
homes morning and night. have been
compelled .by Customs Collector Wand Ia
shoulder their dinner buckets aud cru~ 10
Canada 70 rriufu no more. This II done
under TIE provisions of tho alien labor
law. providing that ~ foreign laborerH can
BE- brought 10 this country under contract
ior services, or 10 any contract OF indi.
sidual.
. HaaH
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~. I.oui. y, Ba,,,more a.

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, July l9--Thc Browns
played with their old time vim and dash
today, and captured an easy victory from
Baltimore. They wore their batting out
III and punched their hits nj the right
time. They took the lead at the start, and
held II easily throughout. The battery
work Of King aud Milan. Robnson's all
around playing and Shindlc's wonderful
pick.ups were features. Score
~ Inuis. o lO2n o IS
baltimore ........................Iu q q o Is
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M WIN Never I,a.

We state TO our customers and friends
that W. will continue ~ advertise the Vel.
low Label Cigars Ne long vs. We have q Gus.
toner left, and ior them not to pay any a..
tcniiun to the undermined and malicious
work IT some Of uur competitors. We
will Try aud prove TIA, the yellow Label
Cigar il the peoples h,oriic, and ask your
kiud assistance and 80 operation. Thank.
ing you for ~ fayor' W. arr respectfully,
AisrEtnHH nnus 4 hFiACu.
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TIN. e. g. not a curc an. hut quarter
NJ u century of rorsiini use has demon.
STATED beyond qucstun that hnncfs In.
ia,,s.y Neuralgia oh q, the only known
inialliblc Curc Tor hinis ol neuralgia aud
iior nervous hcadacti lifty cents Jcr boN.
Manufactured by fhnsum Root Medicine
60, Nashville, fsDp.. sid by ll,isicr ~
Main aifcrt A.i.N
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a Dust Item.

Prom the nyircii k~slp.s
Pa asked speculative youngsicr
"was made II DUST
Certainly, my son; We all were.
"Just summon road dus, like that ragged
hoy out thCUFI
Just The same. iWhy do YOU ask7'
30, I thought maybc ~ was such d
nice little boy bright DO made Of
diamond dusty
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l.niiin In.InN.

Tho Newport Ark club, reinforced by
st. Louis mo- talent, arrived in the city
last night, aud will play the Memphis Reds
at O'Clock pm. today. Admission, 20
cents, ladies free.
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Washington ~, chicago o.

CmcAGo. H., July l2.-washington
just played all around Chicago today.
Ma.hInginn. - 1 D B D b p
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IuuNopN and strength arr peculiar a.
liupi Safaganlla, thc only medicine of
which lul Doses one Dollar u true.
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CoNcERr and hop At Jackson Mound
Park tonight. Don't fail IN attend.
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MuliOrl reduces everything.
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NnIrE ClPS NEAE rlEKERsGuRG.


Notices 'o.ted at IIolpre-A Detective Ar
rcsI!ah IN a serious Charge.
sgo.ia Di4pa'tb 10 h,s I@ttiigsaccr.
PAnRERsDuRG, W. Va, Dec. 2l.-Sev-
cra days ago band of alleged White
Caps posted notices on the doors OF Mrs.
Hendershot, Ike Wallace and two or
three others in the village OF Belpre,
Ohio Just across the Ohio river from this
ri,y. Last night great excitement was
nrcvaiing over there. The report was
started that n band OF fifty White Caps
hai gone to WallNce's house, had taken
him ont and had beaten him horribly.
The report reached this side OF the river
and was generally believed. AthOrough
investigation proved the rumor to be un'
true, although the White Caps notices
were posted there several days ago.
The police are holding a man here
whose name is unknown, but who Is
evidently crook. His name has been
on his arm in India lux, but he under
took to remove it with either hot iron
or with acids, and produced a horrible
som. He refuses to give his name.
Zack Taylor, member OF the Eureka
Detective Company, was arrested III thi'
city last night for taking nearly one hun
hred tickets from the box Office at The
Academy OF Music for the play OF "Tht
Streets OF New York" He confesseC
to-day, aud said he did it In order to ge
even with Manager Van WinElG lol
some grievance. He gave away anC
sold most OF the tickets. He wns ar
rested as he was entering the building
With lady on his arm. He Is a younI
man and lives in this city. He wa
fined by the police judge and may b'
sent on 10 the grand jury.
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PoRr TowNsnEND, W. IT, Dec. 2l.-
The most daring and successful iail de-
livery ever pcrpetrated on the Sound
occurred last night. Thomas Hunter,
Taller, was in one OF the cells where five
prisoners were confined, when they sud-
ieiy overpowered aud gagged him, re-
lieving him Of his keys and pistols bO-
fore he could raise an alarm. Within q
few minutes the five criminals had
opened the other doors and were fleeing
for liberty, after locking the jail and one
trusty prisoner in the cell. The pris,o'
ner had been tied, aud as soon US he
could release himself he unbound the
taller. Posses are securing the country
for the fugitives.
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BURIED IN THE RUINS.
A Terrible Fire in Cincinnati
Early this Morning.
FIFTEEN MEN MEET DEATH.
Tao Burning of Large Picture
Franc Factory-Trishtful Loss
of Life-A Fire Captain is
Among the NumUer

CrScIxxArI, O., Dec. 22.-Since mid
night this morning the large six-story
picture frame and moulding factory of
L. A. strobel & Co., on the south east
corner OF Elm and Canal streets took
fire. 1t will be total loss and is ac-
companied with much loss OF life.
The entire fire department has been
called out. Jerry Bray, captain OF the
Fourteenth fire company, went down
with the fifth floor, when it fell, and is
now burning up in the white heat of the
flames. The loss when the building
burned two years ago WINS SlsO.OOO. The
present building with its machinery is
new, and the stock and material on hand
are greater than ever before, so that
the present loss will exceed that of the
former fire.
1:lO a. ma wall of the building
fell and buried fifteen firemen.
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AN INTERESTING STORY
OF Capt. Durant, the Opium smuEsIsr-1he
Operations OF the Gang.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-An interesting
story is printed this morning of the oper-
tions of the opium smuggling gang, one
OF whose, leaders, Captain Durant, so
narrowly escaped from the customs Off
GERS at Sand Beach, Mich, week ago.
The correspondent says Durant and his
lieutenant, Charles Weitzel, are living
in style at the best hotel in Sarnia, and
are lionized by the residents OF that little
Canadian town. Tho correspondent had
long talk with them yesterday. They
have been smuggling opium for the last
two years, and have successfully landed
hundreds OF thousands Of dollars worth
OF the costly drug on the other side with
out being detected. But this last con.
sigument they took over was discovered
and seized by the Government detectives,
and it came near costing Captain Dnrant
his life. Four detectives waylaid him
in the woods at night, took him at a
great disadvantage and tried their best
TO end his life by standing ten feet away
and firing twenty shots ut him in rapid
succession, but Captain Durant bad q
charmed life and he made his escape
without injury.
Just how Capt. Durant became Snug
gler, says the correspondent, is not
known, and he will not tell. In fact he
at frst vigorously denied that he had
ever engaged in such dangerous and
business. Finally he
qualified his denial by saying that he
had never seen an ounce OF opium in
his life and II he had ever had anything
to do with transporting large quantities
Of the drug in packages across the bor-
der it was his own personal business.
One thing he was sure OF, and that was
although he had once been arrested for
and acquitted for luck of evil
lence, he could openly defy the Gov
ernment officers to prove him guilty.
But every one around Sarnia knows him
10 be one OF the most daring smuggIers
who ever exchanged shots with custom
house officers. They know also that he
IS one OF the trusted agents OF u rich syn
iicute that was organized several years
lgo for the express purpose OF SNUG.
Cling opium into the United States from
he manufactures ut Victoria, B. O. The
'yndicate has S5,000,000 behind it, aud
$ largely controlled by G. j. Ioslyn, oil
Victoria. Joslyn among the smugglers
$ known as "Boss Harris.
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The Committee on Health met last
evening to consider new plans and spec
iticatioDs for a new shed for the crema-
tory. The new specifications were drawn
by Architect Geisey, and Callfor a shed
roof instead Of gable as now constituted.
The former plans were submitted by
Architect Wells, and the resolution
granting the committee power TO expend
S40O on the repairs to the building
carried with it "plans herewith sub
mitted." Some ofthe committee thought
that Ii the new plans were adopted it
would require another resolution Of
Council to empower the committee to
expend the appropriation Of $500. The
committee, however, concluded that it
was mere techniCaIity, and that US long
as they kept within the limits OF the
appropriation there would be no OBJ
lection. The new plans were then
adopted, and the chairman authorized
to advertise for bids for the shed.
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CREATED A SENSATION.

President SlIckney says Evidence Can Not
be Procured AEains, the Western Roads.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-President S. i.
Stickney, OF the Chicago, Kansas City &
st. Paul road, created quito a sensation
among railroad managers by his speech
made at the meeting of the Western
Freight Association yesterday The
question came up OF adopting a resolu'
ton proposed at the previous meeting
to reatiirm the existing arrangements
and give additional power to the chair.
man, enabling him to investigate charges
OF violation OF rules and rates without
waiting for formal complaints to be made,
Mr.. Stickney took the ground that such
action as was proposed would in no way
correct the abuses from which the roads
were suffering, because the chairman
would not be able to secure the evidence
to convict them.
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Last evening Mrs. Jessie Berger enter.
tanned the whist club, of which she Is n
member, and several other friends, in n
delightful manner at her charming home
oh North Front street, Island. In re-.
ceiving and entertaining her guests
Mrs. Berger was assisted by her sister
Mrs. Clarence Irwin. Progressive eucher
was substituted for whist and the con-
tests for the handsome prizes were yerv
spirited. Mrs. II. W. McLure and Mr.
B. s: Allison captured the first prizes
and Miss Virginia Bloomfield and Mr.
Wilson, who had the next best scores
were awarded the second, Retreat!
ments were served at the close Of the
game. '"o
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COSDRNSK6i fELEGR4aS.

Mrs, Cleveland has returned to Wash
ington.
The switchmen in Denver, COL, are on
a strike.
Oliver Ditson, famous in musical
circles, died in Boston last night.
Three men were fatally injured by fall
ing from the roof Of a churchin Newark,
Nj.
a report late last uight was to the eff
feet thai there is danger Of another race
outbreak at Wahalak.
Captain Wishart, President of the Law
and Order League Of Pittsburgh, was as
saulted by an unknown man yesterday
and severely beaten.
There was great excitement in the oil
market yesterday. Five million barrels
changed hands. The market opened at
92s and closed at Ssi,
1t Is telegraphed from Indianapolis to
Philadelphia that John WannamakeE
will be rendered either the Postmaster
Generalship or secretayship of the In;
terror,