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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
EXHIBITING A NEW PAyoBAyA

realistic Biblical picture is that OF jerusalem and
the Cruelnxon" in the panorama building at Madison.
ave- and Fifty-nnth-st. This picture takes the place
Of the Merrimac and Monitor" which shown with
great success years and half Upon entering
the building is confronted with black sky which
oyerhangs beautiful hills and valleys Mr.. Hpushton
the lecturer describes the many points OF Interest In the
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
TO SUE STOKES FOR PULLING HIS NOSE.

SUIT for $4,000 damages is to be brought against
rfward s. Stokes OF the Hoffman House, by Capiai,
Tumbrdge proprietor Of the Hotel ST. George, in Brook
Ign, because his was pulled on Friday In the
presence Of large crowd OF stock brokers' Brewster
Nissan, Captain Tumbridges lawyer was at work on
the papers yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
WOODS

AGENTS FOR THE WINDSOR FOLDING Bed
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAU
TODAY
Sun rises 4:24 sets 1929 Noon sets o2S Moon's aga
WATER
dM-sandy HOOK. 034 Gov. Islt III Hell aate 3;00
p MSandy Heok liza Gov. 1srd 1877 Hell cate. $40
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Booker, The Bourbon, Valet, Ncttle, Fire
fly, Gallus Dan, Charley Russell, War
Whoop. Taller won by a head, Barnum
second, Ten Booker third. Time--2l2l
Sixth Race-Three. quarters OF mile.
Starters Palatka, Crusader, Brian Born,
Young Duke, Silver Star, Monmouth, Re-
bcllion, Frolic, Slumber, Aura, Leonora,
Ediste, Mute, Judge Norton, Gunshot
Aura won by two lengths, Young Duke
second, Crusader third. Time--l:l53.
The entries for tomorros's races are as
follows:
First Race-Tbrcequar Of a mile slasher III.
Auditor 100. Satisfaction l0i. Mabel l0i, Canticlc
ii3 Savage 100 Zodiac l0i Tenacious I0L
Second Race-Tbrcc-quartcrs OF mile. Pilot,
u.s. Fountain. 10: Tom Brennon, l0j: Wander.
mcni, i2g Bndburn, l0D Gold Star, 100; wilfred
Jay, 100 Mamie Hay, 100 Cato 40; Flush, ITO; Ida
West lOS falsahood, li5: Joe Piers0n, 100; False
note. 100; Minnie Coins. los
Third Racc--Scven-elghth of mile. Frolic III,
Way yard III Charley Arnold no. Miller iO7 Regal
l07 Pocassctt l0S Roundsman los. Theodore lOi,
Spring Eagle o. Oracle o. Lutte Arnold ITO.
Fourth Race-linndicap. ono mile and an eighth.
Barnnm 10. Earnest lDa, Pampero l0s, Sam kcenc
lOt Orlando I0i TrucbOrn III, Bordclaisc Igy, Troy
l0i Hermitage 100. subatorn DO
Fifth l,nce-Scvcn furlongs Exile 100, Fcrg Kyle
40, Top Sawyer III, Monmouth 100, Taller ITO,
Valiant IFS, Nat Goodwin lis.
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a. Brighton Reach.

NKw YoRK, July 2.-The net receipts Of
ioday's racing Mt Brighton Reach will be-
donated 10 the building fund Of the New
York Press club. Tho attendance WA
very large and the weather delightful.
fint Raoc-fiyc-eighihs Of a mile
Starters Songicr, Doodle, fakir, Martha,
Couocco, Kingsiord, Can't Tell. EN-.
klaton, Elinor 4, Walter n, John Shaw,
Quibbler. loughioghony, Tenacious, Saw.
ago and Auditor. Qnibbler won by half
length, Doodle second, Martha third.
Tme-i.05.
Second ace-Scvcn-oighths Of mile.
Starters Mactrcgor, VI Trinidad, Adrian,
J licaly, Adolph, Iandsecf, Greenfield,
Grand Duke, Trix, Little Mickey, Mamie
Hay. II Trinidad won by four lengths,
MacGmgor second, Manic Hay third.
Time-l32i.
Third Race-sclling; scycn-cigh,hs Of a
mile. Starters Pocasseit, fagn, Nat Good
win. Pampcro, Black Thorn, Mathis, Cog.
gins Ida l., Sea Sick, Traveller, Wander.
mcnt Ida l. won by thrc-quartcrs Of 4
length, Nat Goodwin second, Black Thorn
third. nme-i:22i.
Fourth Raoe-Mile and one sixth. Start.
efE Bonnie \, Ivsnhoc, Bright Eyes, Rio
Gnnde, Quincy, Banero, wlndsail, Car.
dinai McCloskey, Garnet, spring Eagle.
Bonnie \ won by a length, Bright bye.
second, Cardinal McCloskcy third. Tune
--1:52t
uni Handicap; milo and I
Soufthi Bsrnum, fstler, Truo Dorm Ter
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TENNEssEE DENTAL ASSOCIATION:
Twenty Second Annual Meeting to Be.
gin This Morning.


DIR. Joe @. Morrison, n leading dentist
OF Nashville, arrived yesterday afternoon.
He will be followed this morning by
others prominent In that profession.
The twenty-sccond annual meeting Of
the Tennessee Dental association will be-
gin this morning. Sessions will be held in
the ladies ordinary of the Gayoso hotel,
and continue four>days. Following is the
program for today.
Morning Session Address OF welcome,
DIR. A. NJ. West, OF this city; responses,
calling roll: presidents address.
Afternoon session-Paper by DIR. ii. T..
Beach, OF Clarksyiiie, on 1.-The Influences
Of Pregnancy upon Dental LESSONS and
upon Dental Operations" Discussion.
Paper by DR.. J. Y. Crawford, of Nash
vile, on "rhe Surgical Treatment Of the
Mouth Preparatory to Dental Operations. :"
Discussion. 800
Tonight the visiting and local dentists,
with a number OF invited guests, are 10 en-
Joy an excursion aud Embellishments ON
the new steamer q. Il. Byran. The local
committee Of arrangements has performed
its duty admirably, and their guests will
no doubt depart from Memphis impressed
with lis hospitality and greatness. So
mote IL be,
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To open the campaign with any hopes OF speedy
succcss, attack the enemy, malaria. bciorc u has
chance IN inlrcnch. An obstinate Toe twill prove
II you don't go right att fyon ac prudent. too
you will have fortified. upon the hni inlimation 81
H. pr~cncc Ia your ncghborhood. lIosicticts
stomach nlicrs IL the medicinal ammunition that
you rquirc. Every form 81 malarial lever yields
10 this nnc preventive aud remedy. FOR constipa.
ton, liver complaint Dyspepsia. NERVOUSNESS and
kidney trouble Il 4 no lcs effective Residents Of
maisrlal localities. and poT-ois. soicuniing In or
bound ior the Rncat West. should select this medl.
cine as a means 81 defense against the frequent
ylstaiions Of mlasmn Tho.o In delicate health
the agcd and the cnicchlcd should Ia every In.
stance rsori 10 this signal in,igoraat useit cor
wcak nerves.
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THE BALL FIELD.
Ycsvevsiay's League and Association
scores -Duninp's Jaw Brokcn.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July "A special meet.
ing OF the American association will be held
at the Lindcl hotel, this city, on Thursday
morning next at 10 o'clock. The call was
made by the Athletic club, who gained the
consent Of st. Louis, Kansas City and
Louisville, making the necessary four
clubs. The object of the meeting is to
take action on the reduction OF the price
Of admission from 80 to 25 cents by the
league in Philadelphia. President WikoT,
OF Columbus, will be here TO preside.
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THE uooKER's PARK AFFAIR.

The Proprietor Says No such Row az
Described Occurred.
To the hii,or u The Appeal.
Sir-ln your Monday morning issue,
July 2. appears a local article headed,
"rho Usual sunday Row" II does my
business grcat injustice. No such thing Is
usual" aud no such row As you describe
occurred ON my premises
cannot think You wish 10 do me q vii.
iul wrong. Please correct In your Issue Of
tomorrow. II not promptly corrected, Il
will do me great injury. Respectfully,
MAEriS uooKnR
Memphis, July 2. 1855
Tnn ATRIAL Is engaged In an inyostigs.
ton Of the matter, aud will publish the
result a. soon m complete.
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PITrsBuRG, Pa. July During pract-
ice game at Recreation park, this morning,
Capt Dunlap, OF the Pitisburg ball team,
was struck in the face with hard hit
ball and his right jaw broken. Ile will
he unable 10 play for several weeks.
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are that you may live long. that your last
days on earth mAyybe the best and happi-
est Of your liveA, that you may be able to
take retrospective view Of your conduct,
and say that you have devoted your Of
fetal career to the abest interests Of the
county, and not aopny tricks, jobs, COM
binations or ringsters. Respectfully,
ID. C.-SraUGHTER, Chairman.
REroRr or REcErfrw ron QUARTER ENDING JUNE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03

There II prcservaiive principle IN SOM
don't that enectnally preserves the teeth
from decay. Rich aud poor indor-c H. No
lady ever tried u without approving IL
srlls all other dentffices. Ak for so1o.
don't, aud take no substitute.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
A short sion Released.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 2.--Will White,
some time short stopoi the louisville Base
ball club has been released by Manager
Davidson, FREQ 10 sign with any association
tenn.
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Yesterday Hall Games,

indianapolis, 3; Detroit, 4.
Louisville, Is; Baltimore, o.
Philadelphia, 2; Boston, |.
Pittsburg, o; Chicago, 2.
New York, O; Washington, 2.
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CnILDRKS's Suits, from TO ~ years. for
500 ut Buxbaum's Famous Clothing
House, 327 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03

II IA reported that hot wave Ia on the
way, also $1,000 Yellow Label Cigars for
the Memphis merchants
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03

Grr up clubs for TnK wEKKLy Atrial
aud secure one Of the liberal cash priIcs
offered.
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SUBSTITUTE for TITS wKKKLY Atrial, 81
per year. aud participate In the grand dis
tribuiion oi gifts December I.
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SunscnInR for TnK wKEKLy ArrE,L, 81
per year, and participate In tho grand dis.
Intuition III gifts December l.
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DoS'r miss the bargains ut tho Famous
Clothing House. Everything below cost
nj Buxbaum's 327 Main street.
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GRr up clubs for TnE wEEKLy ArrrAL
anil secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
Offered.
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FInrwoRKs-M jackson Mound Park
Julyi.
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"Tur IIoNoR,uLR Mus. vrREKm," by
the Duchess. and the Suson for August, at
Mansiorl'H.
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An We ask for Rising sun baking pow
der il one trial.
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Spoons. forks, etc. Mulionl's
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DnINK MaIto o. aoda fountain.
The p.euS,,eau Birt

Prom the Alta CALIFORNIAN.
The proper bird for Republican cam
paien banners will be Shanghai.
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Hurry 10 Mnlionl'a
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The ope.,nx Of the Campaign.

CIR up clubs for TuE WEEKLY Arr.AL
Indsccurc one Of the cash prizes. SEQ lists
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Diamond. eloss ., Muliord'a
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Which includes those redeemed by trustee during
the month Of June aud also those Ia hands OF chair
man not called for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-11

chise, with authority to report at any
time by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Dingley, OF Maine, suggested the
insertion Of the words "And also
whether officials OF the United States
have made contributions to such cam,
paign fund"
Mr.. Holman-That is entirely cover.
ed by the resolution now.
Mr.. Dingley-Not specifically. It is
very important; for the responsibility oi
officials OF the United States is greater
than that OF citizens.
The demand for the regular order by
Mr.. wilkins, OF Ohio, and Mr.. Weaver,
OF Iowa, operated as an objection to the
resolution.
Mr.. Holman then requested It's refer
ence to the Committee on the Judiciary,
intimating his willingness to accept the
amendment suggested by Mr.. DinRley.
Mr.. wilkins said that he would object
TO the reference II the amendment were
accepted and the resolution was there
fore referred without modification.
Several bills upon the calendar per-
taining to the District OF Columbia were,
at che request Of Mr.. Hemphill, Of South
Carolina, recommitted TO the Committee
on the District Of Columbia and then on
motion OF Mr.. Clements, Of Georgia, the
House went into the Committee OF the
Whole, (Mr. Blunt, OF Georgia, in the
chair on the District OF Columbia APP
,propriation bill.
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ACCORpING 10 TnE CQpR.
A Duel Between Pcnnsylvauian and n
South CRrOlinian.

A Duel Between n PCnnsylvaulan and n
South Carolinian.
AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. l0.-Augusta is
stirred up over the report of a duel at
Sand Bar Ferry, the famous dueling
ground, three miles from Augusta, on
South Carolina side OF the Savannah
river. The parties are unknown, but
are supposed to be from Lancaster, S. c.,
and Philadelphia. The trouble is pre-
sumed TO have arisen from a converse
ton on the train coming to Augusta
Saturday night, in which the Philadel-
phian made an insulting remark about
Senator N. @. Butler.
A full account OF the duel cannot he
obtained, but reliable resident OF this
city, who was on his way TO Beech Is
land, met parties in buggy who pulled
pistols on him, thinking he was an Off
Ger. When he reached the ferry he was
informed by the ferryman that the duel
was Just over. Four shots were fired,
which the informant heard. The ferry
man told him the Philadelphian was
badly shot and had been carried of by
his second and surgeon through Caro-
lima. The other man had his hat shot
and returned TO Augusta.
DR.. Dulin, who claims to be from Bal
timore, but OF late has been in Lancaster,
was arrested last night and concealed
weapon was found upon him. His hat
had a bullet hole through it and he ad-
mitted having fought duel. He felt
sorry, but he believed in the code. He
refuses to give the name ofhis wounded
opponent. Dulin is in Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-11

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. lO.-Under
the call Of States to-day large number
Of bills were introduced. When In.
diana was reached, Mr.. Holman rose
and asked for the immediate consider.
alton Of the following resolution:
WHEREAS, publicly charged in the
public press and otherwise that in gem
eral election OF recent years, involving
the election Of President and Vice Pres.
idept Of the United States and members
Of Congress, large sums OF money have
voluntarily contributed and expended
in various ways for the purpose Of in.
Auencing and controlling such elections
and
WHEREAS, Such contributions and ex
henditures tend TO debase the elective
franchise, corrupt the ballot box and
impair the vigor and purity OF our free
institutions; therefore,
ReSOlTed, That the Committee on thu
Judiciary be instructed to investigate
said charges, and 10 inquire what legis
lation is necessary and proper TO sup
press such contributions and expendi
lures, and to preserve, and maintain thl
freedom and purity Of the elective fran
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WAR PREPARATIONS.
The Government Vessels for the
Haytian Expedition.
THE GALENA READY FOR SEA
Instructions to the Commander OF
the American Fleet-ro Take
Possession of the Vessel
by Force, ir Necessary.

WAsu,xorov d O.. Dec. lO.-Full
-, ,.tH a-.S. i 49, ~ - 80, a. ,,a
anu speclnc INSTITUTIONS ~ iekNu ~. ~ .us
management OF the Hayden expedition
have been given to Rear Admiral Luce
commard;n, The North Atlantic souad.
~ aSI .he;s w o,.oo,,.;on - ali that 70,
ron' auu thelr eAecut'on ls Ill 'iia. fe'
mains to be done. He is to proceed to
Port Au Prince and request the release oi
the steamer Hovtien RennbIic and II
S'AS o"S@H'S' 10y HSH A'SPuS' $3.50
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HUNTINGTON NEWS.

The New Electric Street Cars Soon to be
III. Stnrted-other Matters.
Special Correspondence Of he IntelliOaor.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Dec. 1O.-The
long.talked.of electric street cars will
soon be a reality in Huntington. The
cars are here, and beautiful cars they
are; the track is completed from Sew,
enth street TO Guyandotte, distance Of
four miles; the wires are all up; and
the only thing chat remains to be done
is the arrangement OF the dynamo
Prof. Short, the electrician OF Chicago
whose system will be used here, and
who is here to superintend the closing
work, says that the cara will be running
by Wednesday OF this week.
Most OF the Republicans OF this city
heartily endorse Mr.. Gibson, the editor
Of the Commercial, for postmaster.
The 1ETELLIoEScIRs should know what
high estimate is placed upon it in this
end OF the State, by men OF both parties,
for its honest, straightforward course
during the campaign. The Register has
been and is regarded as wholly unrelia'
Bile in all matters pertaining to the pres
ent political situation; but the people
do not hesitate to express the opinion
that the 1ETgLLlGENCER has made every
effort to give them the facts, whether
they were favorable or unfavorable tC
the cause which it was chalnpioning.
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kOBBgp WHILE lIE SLEPT,
James Noldsr LuseS His Pocket BoOk-The
Alleged Thief Captured.

James Noldsr Luses His Pocket Book-The
Alleged Thief Captured.
Special Dispaieh 10 lte LHtelliOaeT.
CHARLEsroN, W. Va, Dec. 1O.-James
Nolder, OF West Charleston, proprietor
of "Nolder's Wonder OF the World"
went to sewell Thursday, and arriving
at the depot was helped from the train
by colured man, who followed him to
the house OF J. A. Birchfeld. He mem
toned the circumstances to BirChfeld,
but nothing was thought OF it at the time
and he retired for the night. He slept
with his pants under the pillow, and
about 4 o'clock in the morning he felt
them being drawn from under his head.
A few hours later his pants were found
on a hillside near the school house by
some children, but the pocket book con-
tanning $l35 was missing, Next day the
cOlOred man, named Tom Jackson, was
arrested by Allen and Birchfeld and
sos 81 was recovered, including 4 pecu-
liar two dollar bill, which NOlder had
described to the officers. Jackson had q
preliminary hearing before Justice Settle
Saturday evening. He was committed
to jail at Fayetteville.
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All Quiet
At The SCENE OF The RIOT,
But the People of Birmingham
Are Still Excited and
Crowd the Streets.
A RumOr That Hawes Has Con-
fesscd, If True, May Re-
yive HOstilities.
MARTIAL LAW is DECLARED
And the City is in Charge of a
Regiment Of State Troops.
The story Of Hawes' Crlmo-An In,
tervicw With Hlm-ReVlsCd List
OF Those Killed in the Riot
Saturday Night.

DIRurSGnAM, ALA, Dec. 1O.-It is re-
ported that lIawes has just made full
confession OF his crime. Business is 60
ing on as usual to-day, except that all
the saloons are closed by order of Col.
Jones, commanding the troops, and the
oply evidence of trouble remaining is
the line OF troops, and thecannon guard
ing every approach to the Jail. There is
still much feeling, but it is subdued. No
matter who was right or who was wrong
in the tragedy OF Saturday, that terrible
yolley has settled all desirc of the mob
TO break down the jail. They will not
ryit again. Sheriff Smith is still in
iail under arrest for mudcr, and Chief OF
Police Picard was released on $4,000
bond this morning. Smith may leave
the city under military escort, until u
full examination is made by the coro-
ner, but that has not been fully deter
mined upon as yet.
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An INTERVIEW wlrH HAwBs.
He Says 1t ia n TIoGlish Tlnie-The .Calmsst
Man In Birmingham.

He Says 1t ia n TloKlish Tlme-The Calmsst
Man In BIrmInEhRm.
BERNISdHAM, Ala, Dec. l0.-If there
was one man in Birmingham last night
or to-day who was not excited, that man
was Richard r. Hawes, the prisoner
charged with the murder OF his wife and
children. At the Jail reporter was ad'
mitted to the cell OF the prisoner. Mr..
+. G, BrutTey, OF the AtldntG C0nStttu'
lion, was present. He had known Hawes
in Atlanta many years, where he for
merly lived, and the following conver'
sation passed between them:
"No, ! am not feeling well this morn
ing, Who would?" he remarked, III
reply to a question. :,
'Pretty ticklish time, wasn't 1t, Dick 2
"Well, ! should say so" aud, raising
his head, he
GLANCED THROUGH THE BARS.
"How's every body in Atlanta?" he
asked, as his eyes rolled toward the top
Of the cell.
"Well, l believe"
"And is there much talk about thit
AFFAIR.""
"Eyevy body ia talking about Il"
He dropped his head, and, pulling hil
mustache nervously second, asked
"And what do they say2 What do they
thinkT
"Some think you innocent, Others are
satisfied that you are guilty" -,
Again he began playing with hi
beard. He appeared to be thinking
SAad there are more" he said, "wht
think me guilty2'
mo, Dick, you are wrong. The gen
eral impression yesterday was that you
wife had jumped into the lake to drowl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-11
pIsARMING Tng BgLLIGERgNTS.
oy. MorcI,ousc nj HevIer-rho Militia
ReatorlnH Peace,

Gov. Morchouso nj BeVIer-rho Militia
Restoring Peace.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. l0.-Later advices
from Bevier, NO., are to the effect that
when Governor MorehouSe arrived at
Revier he found the contcnding factions,
the striking miners and the new men
who have supplauted them, armed to
the teeth and refusing to recognize any
authority save the militia. The leaders
stated they were not disposed to ques.
ton the authority Of the State, but de-
clined to surrendert 10 the county author.
tiles. Gov. Morchouse, therefore, called
out the militia in order to give the
belligerents IN opportunity to surrender
arms and thus restore peace.
Tie fire last night was most disas-
trous, destroyingthe greater portion OF
the business section Of Bevier. There is
no doubt that the couhagration is due
to incendiary causes, but there is no evil
dence upon which any one can be con.
victcd for the crime. 1t is understood
that the militia, under the direction Of
Gov, Morehouse, will disarm both far.
tions aud at least temporarily restore
order.
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A PersI.tent Nttor,lry General.

WIculrA, KAN, Dec. lO-The case OF
Stewart, the drug clerk, WHO was sent to
Jail for over ten years, and fined S2O,SOO
for selling liquor, has been revived by
the rearrest OF Stewart upon the demand
OF the Assistant Attorney General.
Stewart was released by the Governor
after serving six months OF Iris sentence.
The attorney General attempted TO col
lect his fine and costs, about $4,000,
by selling the building in which the
liquor was sold. Failing in this, he
had Stewart rcarrcsted on the old COM
plant. As the prisoner is a poor man
he has a good prospect Of remaining
years in jail II not again released by the
Executive power.