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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-31
The Aqnedrct Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Thc aqueduct
court Of inquiry was in session from 10
o'clock until 1880 o'clock today, most of
the time being devoted TO the testimony Of
Thomas Lucas and VIM. Kendall, two Of
the men who have sworn that bad work
has been done in connection with the
aqucduct tunnel lining. Lucas was day
inspector, having served as such during
the operations Of the successive contrac-
tors. lie swore that under the first and
second contractors, the work performed
$50 far rs he knew was good, though he
had noticed at times dry packing and had
protested against. it, whereupon a remedy
was applied. Under the last contract, be-
ginning last May, he had reason to believe
that great deal OF bad work was done at
night, when he was not on duty. The
night inspector was one O'Brien and the
amount Of work pcrformcdby the men dur
ing his hours Of duty was much moro than
such a force could properly do. Witness
was in the tunnel one night and pro-
tested 10 O'Irien that spaces then
being left over the brick work could
lNN w NAuAiNHAAN FhAhNN anu WIS NNlfA UN
UBrien that II he Lucas) were not so
old, OBrien would take him by the neck
and eject him from the works. Witness
WIS discharged by Chief Inspector Kerln
for talking OF these things Us he believed.
Kendall was bricklaycr who worked
under Lucas and OBricn at different
times. His duty under O'Bricn was TO
key up" that is oil in the space LETT by
the day force. Il was the custom under
the orders OF tho inspectors To lay zone
center fourteen iectl Of this brick work
and then surrender 10 the packers, who
were, according TO witness, supposed Ia
fll the space between the brick lining aud
the living rock with stone soidly set in
cement. As o matter OF fact, II wa the
custom Of the packers 10 build bulkhcad
Two or three ioet thick at the nearest end
OF each section, leaving ten or twelve feet
behind with nothing but loose stones, and
often with nothing az all.
Witness testimony was explicit, em-
phaiic and direct lie had seen these
places himself. was present when the work
was done. could point ont the spots. and
knew that Inspector O'Bficn was cognizlnt
Of the fraud. The largest cavity lac knew
Of was about ten feet high. Whenever
the engineer officers came into the tunnel
word was sent ahead by the chief inspector
two hours in advance and pains were taken
TO have defective work concealed.
Witness was only engaged under O'Bricn
nine nights, and lis testimony In respect
10 bulkheads covers only that period oi
the work. lie testified also 10 some bad
work during n former contract performed
under the inspection Of Lucas, but In this
case the sections were only nine feet long
and the bulkheads were consequently
closer together.
Lieut.. Townsend, Of tho engineer corps,
one Of the officers IN charge Of the work,
witness as TO details.
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THE Reading EmpIo, -.

RFApiSo, Pa, Oct. 30. Nearly 300 del.
cgntcs, representing tie 5000 .cmploycs
Of the Reading railroad In every branch oi
the service, from all cities and towns along
the main line aud branches, met here at
noon today Ia act on President Corbiu'a
scheme to create 70 relief association Tor the
company's employees. OF sixty sections Ia
the plan about tWo.thipls were unnni.
mously adopted. The objections Ia the ~
naming sections wcrc received and record
cd for the purpose of referring them To a
committee lot action.
President Corbin's plan was finally
adopted by q vote OF 10 10 ~, and nil
proposed amendments rriorrd a. a com.
mitlcc Of live, who are 10 make their r..
commentators to the management oi the
relief fchcmo. IL is 10 go INFO operation
ON January / next.
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A woRKMAN's oARELEssNEss
Causes New Bridge to Collapse and
Kills Several Men.

Kills Several Men.
DuoUoiN, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-A terrible ac-
cident occurred yesterday afternoon near
Blackville, about sixteen miles from here.
A gang of men were repairing the iron
truss bridge which spans the Big Muddy
river and an order was given one OF them
to loosen girder fraction OF an inch.
The girder was one OF the main supports,
and one turn OF the wrench swung the
bridge out OF plumb, and, without mo-
ments warning, the vast mass dropped to
the water fifty feet below. William
Thompson was instantly killed, and Ar
thur Mcliea, James Campbell, ID. MalTeld,
John Edmunds and Theodore Harris Ia
tally injured. w. II. McRea, Thomas
Robinson, Miles Harris, Frank Leech and
an unknown man were seriously injured,
oil OF them sustaining fractures Of the legs
or arms beside severe cuts and bruises. A
valuable team OF horses were also killed.
The bridge was the largest one OF the kind
in the state, l70 feet in the clear and
foriy-eight feet above high water, the one
span reaching across the river.
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AIrrr I,ns- No Dclcn-c.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Oct 10 In the
court OF appeals one Of Judge Rnmscy's
opinions handed down yesterday allrns
the judgment in thc case Of Lcona Bryan
VI. the Missouri Pacific Railway company,
awarding the plaintiff damages for injuries
sustained on that road while riding on q
pass. one Of the conditions Of the pass was
that the pouou using II assumed all risk oi
accidents The court instructed the Jury
thnt Il WAS the duty oi the defendant IN
have done all that human care. skill aud
ingenuity could devise In the way OF safe
coaches, track und machinery aud Ia keep
ihe si.no IN proper repair that even
though they might believe that plaintiff
was graluitous passenger aud did not pay
ior riding On the tuin, that such fact did
not ail,ct the issues In the ease and was
no defense.
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near Greeley. Terrell yesterday received
word through tho land office here that the
timber claim had been allowed by the
Secretary OF the Interior aud that his
homestead claim would also in all proba-
billty be granted. The property in qucs.
ton includes that portion OF Greeley upon
which the most valuable buildings in town
are situated. The timber tract is included
in the section of land owned by the Union
Pacific Railway Company Tho action Of
the Secretary of the Interior has caused
the greatest CONSERVATION IN Denver, M
much real estate in Greeley Is owned by
Denver parties In the meantime Terrell
Is celebrating his victory in u manner fit.
ting the occasion,
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sitIItar,,I,nua.s

WAsniNoToS, Oct 30.-Col. Robert r.
Hughes, inspector general, recently 70.
licycd from duty in this city, has been or.
dercd 10 report for duty TO the command.
ing general Division Of the Atlantic. Lieu.
tenant Colonel Edmund II. lleyl, inspector
general, has been transferred from head
quarters Department Of Texas 10 heal
quarters Division OF the Missouri, replace
ing Col. Joseph g Breckenridge, Inspector
general. Lieut.. George II. Burton. in
spccior general, has been transferred from
headquarters Department OF Arizona 10
headquarters Division oi Pacific. Major
Henry w. lAwton, inspector general, las
been relieved from temporary duty 10 the
Office 81 the inspector general and ordered
10 the Department oi the Missouri.
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81. LOUIS, No, oct % The anarchists
Of H. Louis are determined to make the
anniversary Of the Chicago executions tho
occasion Of big demonstration. The
Apollo ihcaicr has been secured, aud an
elaborate programme has been arranged,
which includes play called "lnnoconis
Condemned 10 DEATH Tho play has
been written by ~ Louis anarchist, and
depicts the scene ut McComick's reaper
works, the llaymarkCt explosion, and tho
trial and conformation Of Spies and his
associates. Speeches will prccodo the
play. Invitations have been sent 10 all
ihe labor organizations The receipts Of
the night will b. given 10 the families Of
the anarchists executed one year ago. Tho
attention Of the police has already been
called 10 the proposed celebration.
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Hlcrrcn, ChluCmccky and Iithnmmcr
have been elected yicc-prcsidents OF the
Austrian Rcichsaih.
Tho plcnipotcntiarios Of al the powers
Interested met NJ Consiantinoplc yestor.
day, and signed the Sucz canal conyon-
ton.
Tho French cabinet held a council ri,
the palace Of The Elyscc yesterday, at
which the President presided. The in
como-iax bill was approved.
Mr. John Redmond. member Of Parla.
ment for Wexford, WIS yesterday released
from Tullamofc Jail. A crowd awaited
him and gave him an ovation.
A dispatch from Australia announces
that Scarlc has defeated Kemp IN match
for the sculling championship and 600 q
side on the Pammatln river.
Tho Emperor has left Fricdrichsruho for
Ecrin. he walked 10 the depot, escort.
ing Princes Bismarck. lie took cordial
farewell oi the party al the station and
WAS gwen an ovation.
Adyiccs from Samoa say that Tennessee
has retired inland, and h muster Of the
situation. Tho British Admiral Fairfax
has conferred with the foreign consulg, end
declared portions Of the capital aud out.
skirts neutral territory.
Tho great fire at Ilucnicld, near Cassol,
continues TO spread. Three hundred
hou.cs, including public buildings, have
been consumed. 4 force Of military and
thirty fire brigades from adjacent places
80 rndoayoring 10 get control Of the
flames
Ino religious marriage Of Gen. Boulan.
gcr daughter aud Capt. Driant took place
IN the church Of 81 Pierre yesterday.
Many military officers and Bonapariisi
members Of the Chamber Of Deputies were
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nnIrinI NniInrniInn.

WASHINGTON, Oct 30-Tho navy de-
parlmont has been requested by the Score
ury Of State To send man. war to llayti
To look after American interests there,
which appear tn have been icopardi1od by
the seizure oi the American steamer Hay
ten Republic ut -. Marie, and other dis
turbing events ut puri-au Prince. At
present all ui the vessels ul the North
Atlantic station arr laid up in nayy.yards
ior repairs, except the Boston, which IL
nov at some Central American port, be-
,ond the mach oi the telegraph. Efforts
will be- made 60 communicate with her,
aud IL ~ expected that the vessel will bc
ahlc to reach ilayti in q few DAYS.
later The situation of affairs In llayu,
according tp tvputts received nj the de-
partmcnt Of State, haH assumed so serious
u phase that h huH h,cl decided 10 send a
naval vessel lO that country Tor the pros
lection Of American interests 10 was At
hmt decided a. send the United States
steamship Boston. nov cruising IN the
West Indies, a. IoH-nu-lrinco. bat this
plan was abandoned owing 10 thodIiiicllty
ui communicating with the vessel u was
finally decided Ia send the kylrBgc, now
undergoing repairs go Norfolk aud Com
mOiurc Harmony today sent ingiructions
Ia hasten the work on that vessel 90 that
she can be- put into commission iu lew
DAYS. She will proceed dircc, 10 PoH-au-
Prince,
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Thc rrcnrI, nnrinc nnarci.

PARIS, Oct. 3o.-ln the Chamber Of
Deputies today NJ. Reachc, the reporter
OF ihemarine budget committee, rcproached
Admiral Kmniz, the minister Of marine
for pursuing the policy Of creating cx-
penditurcs at ports. lie urged that the
building Of ships withou, basis orphan had
caused a serious loss.
Admiral kunlz iepclled these criticisms,
anl complained that the committee was
constantly attacking him.
NJ. Rcachc aud Bouyicr disclaimcd any
intention OF making personal attack upon
the Minister OF Marine. Their adverse
criticisms only related Ia the management
Of the naval department NJ. Rouyicr
said he appreciated Admiral Kraniz's
efforts to abolish abuses and was con-
WINGED that with the Minister'S help
economies could be effected which would
increase Frances naval material.
VI. Rcachc defended Admiral Krantz.
lie attributed the defects in the naval
management 10 tho instability Of minis.
tries in general. The debate ON the naval
estimates was concluded.
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Indn,,riaI Iapnncsc.

CmoA0o H., Oct 3D. X. kikuchi, Of
Osaka, aud X. Abe, OF Toxic, japan, are
IN the city They have been to England
TO purchase machinery Tor cotton and
WOODEN mills 10 be- erected in thoir ~.
spcciiyc cities. kiLuch SAYS be- will cm.
paving girls Ia cents duy aud the most
-kiliiul men 90 crnts DIV lie will get
the principal part of his raw material irom
China, bat some ui un inferior quality Is
grown In Japan While IN London
kikuchi was made mcmhcr Of the lusti-
tuition oi Mechanical Engineering IN
recognition of what be has done la iulrO-
ducng industries into Japan. .
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Fatal Gxpio.,on of n Tug.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct, 30.-Thc tug
A, w. Lawrence exploded her boilers
while cruising in the lake of North Point,
ut $50 o'clock this morning, killing Capt.
John Sullivan, Engineer John sullivan,
cousin OF the captain; Fireman Edward
Sullivan and lincman Thomas llandley.
The boat was blown 10 pieces. Frank
McGowan, the cook, aud Thomas Doolcy,
a chance visitor on the tug, were picked up
from among the floating debris by the
crew OF the tug Morrill,, which happened
to be close by. Both were severely
bruised and cut. The men who lost their
lives were all residents of this city. The
tug was owned by John Mccoy and
james Banucn, and was valued at - 500.
She was comparatively new and had an
old bpilpr
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THE BOWMAN DIVORCE CASE.
Tho Plaintiffs Mother on tho Stand
Makes II Interesting.

Makes II Interesting.
CmcAGo, Ill.,, Oct S0.-Thc Bowman
divorce case hal several interesting feat.
urcs in II today. Sarah Thomas, mother
of the plaintiff, was the main witness, and
she was utilized TO prove what the plaintiff
claims was the marriage between Col.
Bowman and herself.
The witness stated she had been married
three times herself She admitted her
knowledge of the fact of her daughters in.
timacy with the defendant and that he
was married man, but sh2 denied that
he had contributed to her WITNESSED sup
port. An attempt 10 prove that Mrs.
Bowman WIZ jealous of her mother be-
cause of presents made her 10y Cot Bow.
man was ruled out 10y Judge 'rulcy.
Mr. Thomas then rccountcd the story
of the marriage aud the breakfast table
She said she was called into the room by
Col. Bowman, who said: AT last am
free aud ready to marry Ida. She is my
wife now and these are my legal children
before God aud me-" lilo then conin.
ucd: "lda. will YOU be- my wife? have
no, much money now; am comparatively
a poor man.
Mrs. Bowman replied: 81 don't want
your money, Frank, only want you.
MIR Bowman said: spoken like the
good little woman you always have bccn,'
aud he went over and kissed her
The usual divergence was created by the
attorneys In the cnsc aud today Il was
prccipilatcd 10y Mcssrs. Mitchell aud
Shroyc. Before ANYTHING serious resulted,
however, Judgc'rulcy had intcricrcd with
u severe reprimand, and the attorneys sub
sided.
Tho plaintiffs case WIS concluded by
the reading Of the two DISPOSITIONS from
women In 81. Louis, which placed Col.
Bowman's moral status In u rather qucs-
tionablc light
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Aluek, Denver Man.

Denver, Col, Oct. 30. Dave Terrell, q
woll-known sporting man, filed an appli'
cation in the local land Office September
%. 1885, asking permission to make n
homestead entry for the land upon which
tho city Of Greeley, town Of about $500
population now stands. Tho local land
Office refused tho entry, alleging that the
tract asked for belonged 10 the Greeley
Town Company. Terrell appealed from
the decision oithe local land office AZ tho
time he asked 10 homestead the Greeley
tract, he also made application for tim,
Der culture claim on land which Is situated
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The Race a, washington Resumed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 After several
days Of postponcmcnt the fall meeting OF
the National Jockey club was resumed to-
day. The track was in fairly good condi-
ton. Tho entries made last Thursday
held good.
fint Race Mile and furlonc. Start
crS Taugon, Bella u, King Crab. Tara.
gon won In 2Ojl, Bclta u second.
Second Race Six uHongs. Starters
bradford, Cambyses, MahoO, Spccdwell,
Patruclcs, Little Mmch, Britannia,
lnitah, Umpire. bradford won in llSl,
CANDY scs second, Mahoo third
Thirl Race One milo aud an eighth
Starters ligonncttc. lumblc, Bobi
nclic. Boccaccio, Golden Reel. After n
good start the horses passed the stand, with
Golden Reel leading hy neck, lOcraccio
SECOND and lgUnnstto third. 1hcy ran IN
that order ior nearly three quarters Of n
mile. Then Liitlulcld moved ~ with the
layoric. Golden Reel fell back and
bigonncttc came home an easy winner by
five or six lengths l.occnrcio WIS second,
four lengths ahead OF Golden Reel. Time,
203.
Fourth Race Milo and nm eighth.
Starters Eurus, Ten hoy, ovid, Specially.
Eums Won In 2OOl, Ten Doysccond, Ovid
third.
Fifth Race Thrcc-quartcr oi q mile.
Starters. Ausirionnc, Lakewood, Bcgulus,
Carnegie, Carrie g., Volatile, Mia, Conn
mandcr Norisk, Dynamite, Eleanor G..
Auslrionnc Won In l:lOl, Lakewood sec
Ond, Kpgulus third.
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sAsuALTIIs.
Ini.red by n bursting niiisione.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
EuDonA, Miss, Oct 30.-Today while
tho mill located at this place was running
the iron band broke aud the large stone
went 10 pieces and camo near killing
number Of persons who were In the mill
room nj the time. Mr. W. I. Lester, the
owner Of the mill, had three ribs broken
and was wounded in the face, and Ii In
helpless condition. Louis Vines was badly
wounded la the stomach, and the doctor
thinks he will die. Isaac Hancock had
his right Thigh broken. Enoch Bynum
had his left thigh badly broken. and his
recovery IL doubtful. John Sanders was
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me Mn,nr xnIi., Inir.

spccial Dispatch " Tue Appeal
wArm VALLEY. Miss, Oct 3o.-Thc
fair aud races opened today under the
most favorable auspices. A largo crowd
has been m attendance, this being a grand
fro Derby day, 40 admiitanco and entries
being charged. Our country cousins
awaited themselves Of the opportunity,
and as a result some 1uc rncing from
scrub stock was had. Tomorrow and until
Friday will DO interesting, as some fine
racers are entered aud much sport Is AN
ticipaiod. The grand stand that fell ON
the iih Of July last with such disastrous
results has been rebuilt and is now as solid
"A stone wall
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n0sToS, Mass, Oct. 80. An adjourned
meeting Of the creditors u the Rand
Avery company, printers, today, the com.
milicc Of investigation reported. Assets,
sIl5.GO0 liabilities, Sl66,7ll. After d
careful examination. the committee hld
drawn up, M moro nearly representing
the aciual condition 81 the ilnu, the fol.
lowing statement Assets, slls. ijl. la.
bilitirs, SlG2,2ll; contingent Liabilities,
SIS COG
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whaling Crew. IA panger.

wAsniSGroS, Oct 30. Acting Secretary
Thompson today received long telegram
from san Francisco, signed by senator
Hearst and others, informing him Of the
pcrilous situation Of the crews Of about o
dozen whalors supposed TO have been
wrecked near Herald island, In the Arctic
ocean, and asking that a revenue steamer
be sent at once TO their assistance. There
are said 10 be nearly 500 mon In the party,
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Attempted 60 lInrn a court Homo.

Correspondents OF The Appeal
WALrnALI, Miss, Oct. 30.-An inccn.
diary tried 10 burn the court house at this
place Sunday morning a, o'clock. Coal
oil was poured on the stains aud door Of
the circuit clerk + Office aud the match up.
piled. The fame was discovered by q.
". Dudley. editor ol The Harjn, who was
going Tor a physician ior q sick son. lie
rushed 30 the spot and oXtnguishcd the
fire before any damage was done. The fire
was no doubt the work oi parties who
feared tho coming term Of circuit court.
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NV Noug, oct 30 AT the meeting p
the board Of electrical control today
report oi Henry s. Kclrncy chici cug
cer. and Schuyler 3. Wheeler olocu
expert OF tho h0lrd, WIS receives.
stated thlt the bad condition of the
In the rondu.m WIS due 10 the vX<
heat from the steam pipes The hl
too great iur ihc cables, and u was d-S
lul u any practicable cable could bc made
capable Of outstanding IL, and 1.-THE same
limo be Waterproof. No cable has yet
been invented that can withstand the
ELECTS OF this heat.
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present. A ihrong of people outside the
church cheered Gen. Boulanger when he
appeared.
Dr. Smythe, another OF the Belfast per-
sons connected with the conspiracy to de-
fraud the Equitable Life Assurance COM
pany OF New York, has been convicted.
lie was sentenced to six months impris-
onment, but the execution Of his sentence
was POSTPONED.
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The Csnr'. Foreign roi,e,.

ST. PETERsnrng, Oct. 30.-Thc Journal
d 81. PoiTslouTg says: 1.-THE Cars visit
10 the Caucasus Is a fresh proof that he
will pcrscycre with fruitful activity in the
direction Of Russia's foreign policy. His
firm and wise procedure is already bearing
fruit In Rusia's financial and commercial
prosperity. enabling ms 10 expect an era
Of continuous progress. not through the
barren glorics OF war, but through pro.
ductiyc works Of pcncc."
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AxwoRTnYs WEALTH.
600. 900 In Stocks. Bondu, Etc, Foun,
In His Vault.

goo. 900 In Stocks. Bonda, Etc, Found
In His Vault.
CLWrLAND, o., Oct. 30. Shorl Saw.
yer, who has been looking Tor cx.Trcnsurcr
Axworthy's property, had the door Of the
trcasurcr's private vault In tho National
Bank Of Commerce forced open yesterday
afternoon. aud found therein alotoi stocks,
bonds and miscellaneous sccunlica The
property found has been appraised at $751;
OJO. Experts say that " attended 10 these
securities are likely 10 realize about $780,
900. II was startling lind, and AXwui.
thy's stnnch friends think TINT more will
be- found, aud that nn accident or foul
play has caused his absence. Eut aB the
investigation goes on II shows that ANWor.
thy has been In financial siuights ever
since the Fidelity bank failure. Since the
winter Of 1880 ho has converted slG2OO0
worth ii real estate into cash. The READ
osirto now IN his name Is valued nj 1900
and II morgagcd Tor $1,000 Ills ship
ping Interests are not worth more than
$4,000, w that for shortage Of $500
only about S22j, 900 worth Of property, In.
Guiding tOday's lnd, ~ left. Aspucial s's.
sion Of the grand jury II 10 bc called 10 ~.
diet AXwOfthy.
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A Irne Nan hIIIrh.

ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. 3O.-last night
Henry Iangc, river contractor, quarrclod
with his sisicrin-aw, n Mp. sudbcck,
and slapped her in tho face. Patrick Me-
Dcrmoti, head lawyer In Knapp, Stout 4
Co. = mill. intor.crcd aud LANCE shot him
twice. Tho wounds we're NJ first thought
10 be not dangerous but McDormoit died
In the city hospital today aud LANCE Is In
Jail. The victim came here from Muscu-
tine, Ia, where ho has a wife and several
children.
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Nrw Noug, oct. SO--At the meeting to-
day Of the board Of estimate andapporiion'
mcnt District Attorney Fellows stated that
within two ycmH past Dol, Office aud the POI
lice aulh0r'iIus bad established o. sccrrt
service system for he purpose Of guarding
the opponents Of law and order all over
thc civilized world. Anarchists and zoe
cinIisiB urc among those who are being
watched. lie also said that some ut tho
boodlcrs under bail would, hcyuul qucs-
ton. be- tried ior bribery during the c0in-
inc Xtuf