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Evening journal., 1888-09-28
CONDENSED NEWS.

Counsel for Schwab and Fielden. the mem.
bers Of the gang OF Chicago Anarchists ,vbc
were sentenced for life, claim To have dis-
covered some technical flaws which win EN-.
title their clients to a new trial.
Smallpox is spreading steadily in Buffalo
and there is great alarm.
Charles Wells, Of Burlington. n J. wa,
shot by boy who was visiting him while liz
latter was paying with a revolver.
John NJ Pollock, the Newburg. n. Y.
banker, was convicted of larceny in the first
degree for appropriating proceeds Of mort.
cages intrusted 70 his firm, and sentenced to
five years in Sing Sing.
Civil Service Commissioner Oberlv has
been nominated for Indian commissioner
NJ p jackson, a conductor on the Ninth
Avenue Elevated road in New York, fell
from a train and both his legs were cut of.
The house passed the bill to forfeit a por
tion Of the Northern Pacific railroad land
grant.
Gen. J. NJ Campbell died at his home in
Johnstown, Pa, aged Co. He was pro.
NOTED to brigadier general for his heroic
service. He served in congress four terms
Several dwellings and store house at Mt.
Holly, Pa, the property Of n. +. Pepper,
were destroyed by fire Loss, 5000
Michael Davitt's woolen company has de.
clared a per cent dividend.
Forger Bedell is confined in the New York
Tombs unable TO find bail. He proposes &c
make hard fight c. NJ. Dodge, who it il
thought, committed suicide in consequence OF
Bedell's rascality, was buried in Silver Mount
cemetery, Staten Island His widow is
nearly insane. The coroner's jury doubts the
suicide theory, and thinks it was an accident
The Pennsylvania Democrats opened tho
campaign Friday night, over 300 meetings
being held.
Two persons attended the Socialist conyen-
ton callod ct Cincinnati 70 nominate a
national ticket The non'ipstions were IN
definitely postponed
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
CUPID AT a MILITARY POST.
Sen. sohofcid's Daughter WEEDS nm Artli.
lery officer On Governors Islnnd.

son. sehofioid's Daughter Wcds nm Artli-
lery Onleer On Governors Island.
NEW York, Sept 2s-The marr .hre of
Miss Mary Campbell Schoacd. the only
daughter Of Mai Gen Schofeld. 60 Lieut.
Avery Delano Andrews, OF the Fifth nrtil-
Kerry, y. 5. A., took pace yesterday after
noon at the chapel Of st. Cornelius ON Gov
ernors Island
The occasion was brilliant one. Rev
Morgan Dix oifisiated. Con. Schonsd gave
the bride away. Her costume was white
aordei silk with pearl pasementerle and
nee Miss Georgia Kilbum, OF Iowa, was
maid OF honor. There were number of
bridesmaids Lieut. William p barrow. OF
the Fourth artillery, Was best man. After
The ceremony reception was held at the
generals residence Among those attending
we're Gems sherman, Fitz John Porter.
Iompklns, Burns, Roger, Jones. Jackson.
NanVleit, Abbott, Admiral Gherardi Pro
lessor Michie, and many other military
ights Gen. sherman maintained his repu-
tation for gallantry by kissing the bride
Many handsome presents were received from
Gems Howard, Miles, Crook and others.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
Wreel.ed in the Gale.

BosToN, Sept 2S-Ths pilot boat Hosper
arrived yesterday with Capt f. W. Hudjins.
Mate L. J. frickstt and Sailors William Nc
lntosh and Charles E. Scott, the crew Of the
lO5-ton schooner Hattie L. Curtis Of and
from Bangor with lumber for Neponset. st.
Luke Borden, the cook, was drowned. The
schooner was thrown on her beam ends in
Wednesdays gale. On the masts being cut
away the vessel righted, but her deck began
to break up, and it was decided to abandon
her The rescued men left the vessel on a raft
The cook refused TO leave the vessel and was
washed overheard and drowned. The Hesper
sighted the raft at 8 p. m, and with great
difficulty took Off the men in a boat
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
FIRE AT THE RACE TRACK.
II Causes "A Panic Among Spectators. but
Does Little Damage.

Dots AAlAllt bhWAfcs
CHICAGO, Sept 2S-In the midst Of the
racing events at the West Side Driving park
yesterday afternoon fire broke out in a shed
IN the southwest corner Of tho grounds and
rapidly spread north toward the grand stand
and east along the south fence, clear across
ID the southeast gate About $1,000 worth
OF property was burned before the blaze was
finally extinguished. -yithstanding the
raw weather large nun OF people were
IN attendance and great many ladies were
IN the grand stand. Tho sudden shooting up
Of the blaze from the roof OF the sheds and
the cries Of fire uttered by the hostlers and
jockeys caused quite n panic among the
people Men jumped over seats and knocked
one another down. Ladies' screamed and
tainted. the pool sellers were deserted and the
judges feft the stand. No one was seriously
injured In the stampede however, and upon
the arrival Of the engines the fire was quickly
gotten under csntrol, having been confined
TO the stables and sheds on the south side Of
the grounds The grand stand was IN
touched, and all the horses and equipments
Were taken from the stables without injury.
The property burned belonged to the
Northwestern Horse Breeding association
and Is occupied ON five year lease by
Edward Corr1gan a Company.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
THE wHITecAAasL MYSTERIES.
Police Officials Take No Stock In tho
Coroner's Alleged Ciew.


LONDON, Sept 2s-rae new phase given
70 the mystery Of the Whitechspel murders
N the disclosures of she coroner in regard to
me American who desired 10 purchase from
the curator OF te Pathological museum,
specimens Of uterus, has awakened interest
IA The subject, although the officials Of
Scotland Yard affect 70 sneer IL the coroneiss
story and seem to be apathetic regardinr
mhnt every one else considers fresh clsw. Il
Is doubtful II the fiicors have taken the
trouble 70 cable 20 the New York Police de-
par'ment to learn anything about Che alleged
American
ne newspapers arc unanimous in the
1Ahion that tho coroners story ought o. be
thoroughly investigated and tho matter given
ne greatest possible attention
Fitzgerald, the man who gave himself an
. the police officers as tho murderer Of the
Jhaprnan woman, is evidently a crank who
Fns on q drunken spros and was amusing
himself at the expense Of Scotland Yard
through The evidence taken in a case OF as
sault that came before the criminal court. il
was learned that renrly all the women OF the
sst end 81 London carry police whistles
win which they can summon assistance in
case of trouble. They hnve adopted this
means OF protection since tnesA horrible mur-
deIs came 70 light.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
ST. pAuL's NEW HONOR.
Ecclesiastical Capital OF New Arcl
Episcopal Diocese

Ecclesiastical Capital of New Arch.
Episcopal Diocese.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 2s.-Ycsterlny transpired
the most important event III the history 81
Catholicism Ia the northwest. Ar.hbishop
ireland was given his title nnd ST. Paul wa.
made the ecclesiastical capital of the newly
designated arch-cpiscopal diocese Ih5 new
diocese includes Minnesota and Dakota. an
IS one ot thirteen similar territorial divisions
Of the Roman Catholic church 10 the United
states Archbishop lrelands residence in sd
Paul dates from 1881, with tie exception *
the years he was completing his education
abroad. He was born al Burnchurch. XII.
kenny county, ireland, Sept II, iNiS
Preparations had been "a progress FOR =
number Of months and the CEREMONY had
bean looked forward 10 with great mieres.
by both Protesiauts and Catholics Pontii-
cal high mass was first celebrated by Bmhon
Marty, OF Yankton, D. T., assisted bv a
large number Of priests from different parts
Of the United States Bishop Keans preached
the sermon
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
TROUBLES OF IRIsH PATRIOTS.
Friction Between Several Of the Leaders.
MIR. RTdmond's Illegal Sentence.

Friction Between Several Of the Leaders.
Mr.. Redmond's Illegal Sentence.
DUBLIN, Sept 2s.-Despite the conciliatory
speech that Mr. Davitt made wednesday
night, the friction between himself and the
Irish members OF parliament continues. The
latter are especially irritated at Davitts con
temptuous allusion TO Mr. Healy. Freeman's
journal, Of Dublin, contained severe edi-
torial ON Davitt yesterday, which it is be-
heved was written by Mr. Healy himself.
Meanwhile fresh squabble has arisen be-
tween Frank Hugh ODonnell and Mr.. Par
nell, as to whether the inter nccused the
former of colusion with The Times in the
late Times -O'Donnell libel suit, which ended
disastrously for the latter.
MIR. O'Donnell wants to sue Mr. Parnel for
libel, and the formers friends are trying to
dissuade him from such a move
The legality OF the sentence Of Imprisonment
which WAS imposed upon Mr. John Redmond
will be one OF the first questions discussed in
parliament at the autumn session. the words
of Mr.. Redmond which were adjudgei IL
legal occurred in moderate speech TO his
constituents Jurists maintain that Mr.
Redmond's constitutional rights as a member
Of parliament have been UNANIMOUSLY in
frinred
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
Big Guns to sleet.

COLUMBUS o., Sept 2S.-A committe,
consisting Of Hon. r. G. Bell, Mayor Charlie
H. Muhler and Dr. G.. W. Loag, of Fort
Mayae Ind, representing the Democracy OF
that city, arrived in the city this afternoon
TO invite Judge Thurman to visit Fort Wavne
curing the campaign and make a speech.
ihey waited upon him last evening and
secured his ready consent At their sng-
gastion he fixed oct. Is as the date of ms
visit, as on that day Speaker Carlisle. Con-
gresham Mills and ex-senator Mcdonald
are % be prnaant
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
General Markets.

New NoRg. Sept. 27.-FLOUR-Closed uuie.
ana unsettled; trading was checked 10 a grea,
extent by the advanced views Of hoders super
fine spring, Sssd93. %; superdne winter. $50 80;
No extra spring and winter, S375Gi; No. I
do, S3S003.1j Southern -four closed lrm; trade
and family extra, S3S5d5D
WHEAI-Options were moderately active and
irregular. The news OF the squeeze aud sharp
ADVANCE in wheat at Chicago reached here jnss
about the time the heavy embezz.ement Of chs
gratuty funds Of the exchange was discovered.
and consequently was lost light Of to a great ex-
tent. The market here closed about steady. and
$40lc. higher. Spot lots closed dun, but firm.
Spot sales of No. red state at Si.O5@LOG; No. :
do, s1Osie; extra red, SLn@I.0E No. 2 rel
winter, sLOl0lO2; No. red winter Sept. 81 OF Is;
Sl0H6
CokN-optioas were fairly active and weak
closing slightly lower. Spot lots closed dull
but steady spot sales of No mixed at 5Ols0
5l5sc; No. mixed, Oct, 50lac.; do, Nov, 1856; /;
do, Dec, 50Isc.
OATS-Optons were fairly active and steady.
closing unchanged. Spot lots closed firm. bnr
quiet. Spot sales Of No. white state at zoe /:
NO do, Soi4c.; No. mixed. SO)sc; No. do
S91ac.' NO. mixed, Sept, s9'4c; do, Oct. s9gsc ;
do. Nov. s01Sc.
RYE-Dull and unchanged
BARLE1-Nominal; six-rowed state, zoe.
PORK-Steady; new mess, Sl537lSa15s5
8 ELARD-Closed dun and lower; Oct sold at
SlO.55, Nov, s9.491s52; Dec, Ss550S0O.
ESUGAR-Hlaw dull and unchanged; fair re.
iining, 51Se. Refined easier; cut loaf and
crushed, s5sc; cubes aud powdered. Sc. granu-
lated. 73lc.: confectioners' A. &c; coffee A
standard, 1907 s-l6c coffee of A, z l-l6Qg7Ikc;
white extra {, l5-iB07c.; extra c. 1l-i60B56c;
c, G5s16 e-l6c; yellow, 6I4@6 Bloc.
BUTrEk-Quiet; eastern creamery, 22Gs4c;
western do, 203a3c.
CHEESE-Steady; New York cheddar factory
sss@gc.; Ohio fiat, 7540s14c
EGGS-Firm; fresh eastern frsts, 19Ikla0c;
Canadian firsts. l90is)sc.; western frsts, 100
1910.
coTroN-spOt closed steady middling up
lands, 10 7-i6c.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
MURDER IN NEW JERSEY.
Hungarian Laborer Killed for II
MOney-An Arrest

Hungarian Laborer Killed for His
Money-An Arrest.
BELvInERE, n. J., Sept. ga brutal
murder was committed early Yesterday
morning at Oxford Furnace, a small mining
hamlet situated about six miles from here.
The victim was Michael Bollinshire. Hun
garian The body Of Bollinshire, covered
with blood, was discovered lying at the east
end Of the Oxford tunnel, near the railroad
track. There were two bullet holes in the
left side Of the dead man, near the heart and
the skull was crushed in. The pockets of the
clothing were turned inside out. Indicating
that the man had been robbed after being
shot
The appearance Of the ground at the spot
where the body was found showed that Boil
iinshre made desperate Fight for his life in
resisting his assailant The ties and the track
were bespattered with blood
Bollinshire was employed in the Oxford
iron works, and when last seen alive had $50
in his possession This money was missing
when his body was found
A man named Nichols has been arrested
and the circumstances point to him as the
murderer
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
FREDERlcKs DIARY.
bismarck Publishes a Denial of the Au
thenticity of the Alleged Iextrncfs

bismarck Publishes a Denial of the Au-
thenticity of the Alleged Extracts
BERLIN, Sept % - The Reichsanz,iger
publishes a report prepared by Prince Bis
marcls stating that some errors, both of fact
and chronology, appear in the published ex-
tracts Of the Late Emperor Frederick's diary.
which lead him to believe that the abstracts
are not authentic.
The chancellor declares that he was not
allowed in 1870 to speak 20 Emperor Fred
erick, the then crown prince, OF important
political subjects, because Emperor William
feared that indiscreet revelations might be
made TO the British court
1t is officially stated that Prince Bismarck
has obtained Emperor Williams consent to
prosecute tbs publishers Of The Deutsche
Rundschau for revealing state secrets ia
publishing abstracts from the late Emperor
Fredericks diary. The prosecution viii be
conducted irrespective of the question OF the
genuineness Of the abstracts
The publishers of the review have ceased
to sell the edition containing the portions Of
the diary
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
SUMMARY OF ALL THE SPORTS.
Autumn Horse Racing. Baseball Games
and Other Events.


New YORK. Sept. 2S-The BROOKLYN Joclse-
club races resulted as follows: First race,
sweepstakes five furlongs; Britannia first,
Climax second, Bess third; time. 1857.
Second race, handicap sweepstakes, milo and
an eighth; Oriiamme first, Favor second,
Ovid third; time, 1:59lS Third race. Maple
stakes 2-year-olds, six furlongs; Salvador
first, Senorita second, Maidstone third; time.
l:l794. Fourth race first special, mile and a
quarter; Kingston first, Firenzi second, two
starters; time, 2;11L Fifth race, sweep
stakes, mile and a quarter; Prince Royal
first, Bella B. second, no third; time, 2:1Tsl.
Sixth race, half mile, selling; Eatontown
first, Glory second, Singlestone third; time,
O:5l14. Seventh race, half mile, selling;
Cartoon first, Glitter second, Hector third
time, 0:50s1.
LOUISVILLE RACES.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2S.-Frst race, four and
a half furlongs Sunlight first, Leola
second, Santa Cruz third time, O:53. Second
race, three quarters OF mile; Kermesss
first, Finally second, Everett third; tina
1:l6lS. Third race, seven-eighths OF a mile:
Roi dor first, Doubt second, Bonnie King
third; time, 80 Fourth race, half a mile:
Castaway first, Irish Dan second. Select
Knight third; time, O;49I Filth race. mile
and an eighth; Catalpa first, Derochment
second, John DAILY third; time, :5s.
THE STORM BLOWS OVER.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-The trouble that
has been brewing between the National
Jocky club and the Fair association has dis
appeared, at least temporarily, and the fall
race meeting will take place as announced.
THURSDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
At Boston-First game: Boston, 4; Phils-
delphia, 2 Hits; Boston, Z; Philadelphia, G.
Errors: Boston, 5; Philadelphia, Z. Bat
teries: Clarkson and Kelly, Sanders and
Clements Second game: Boston, 8; Phiia-
delphia, 4. Hits; Boston, ~; Philadelphia, T.
Errors; Boston, 6; Philadelphia, l. Bat
teries Madden and Tate, Budinton and
Clements
At New York-New York, 5; Washington,
O. Hits: New York, 5; Washington, O. Err
rors; New York, /; Washington, l. Batteries:
Crane and Brown. Haddock and Arundel
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 3; indianapolis,
= Hits; Pittsburg, 8; indianapolis, g. Er-
rors: Pittsburg, O; indianapolis, l. Batteries:
staley and Miller, Healy and Daily.
AT Cincinnati-Cincinnati, O.; Cleveland
O. Hits: Cincinnati s.; Cleveland, G. Err
rors: Cincinnati, 4 Cleveland. g. Batteries:
Smith and Keenan,, Prosser and Mcclure.
At Louisville-Louisville, /; Baltimore. 2
Hits Louisville, 6; Baltimore, 5 Errors:
Louisville, 3; Baltimore, l. Batteries: STRAIT
ton and Cross, Cunningham and O'Brien
At Kansas City-Kansa5 City, /: Brook
lyn, 3. Hits: Kansas City, 4, Brooklyn. II.
Errors; Kansas City, .; Brooklyn, 3. Bat
teries: Ehret and Brennan, Foutz ana Bush
ong
At ST. Iouis-St. Louis, 5; Athletic, 6.
Hits st. Louis, 5; Athletic, ). Errors: st.
Louis, 2; Athletic, f. Batteries: Chamber
lain and Boyle Seward and Robinson.
At London-London ,; Toronto, "A. Fits,
London, 10; Toronto Is. Errors. Londoa. Z:
Toronto, ,. Pitchers: O'Brien and Weld
man
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
Improvement at other rlnnn..

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2s.-The sman
towns Of Mississippi have generally relaxed
their quarantine regulations So as Is permit
the running Of ralroat trains under pre-
scribed restrictions Baton Rouge. Vicls-
burg and Shreveport have also modified their
quarantine regulations to the extent OF al
lowing freight trains 70 be moved At
Meridian the quarantine agains, al outside
points has been raised, 50 far as ths running
Of freight trains is concerned At jackson.
Miss, the situation continues to improve.
People are getting more quiet, ana relief
measures are working satisfactorily.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
Careless LegIslatlon.

BosToN, Sept 2s- The Massachusetts,
department OF state has called Senator
Hoars attention 70 the fact that the law still
requires the votes Of the electoral colleges OF
the various states 10 be delivered at Washing.
ton before the first wednesday in January
though by the at of congress of 1887 the
time of holding the colleges was changed
from the first Monday OF December TO ths
second Monday in January. Congress viii
be asked to remedy the matter.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
Ilvelv AcrlaI 1veddinr r,,,,.

NORTH EAsToN, Mass. Sept. 9s.-At IN,
fair grounds Professor Allen made ia a!loou
ascension, accompanied by Mr and Mrs.
Edward I. Davis, who were married IN the
basket Just before the ascension The balloon
lnuded IN cedar swamp near Easton. II
was dragged across the swamp for noariy
two miles, the party being obliged to cling u
the ropes in order to keep out OF the water.
The drag rope was finally caught and made
fast 70 a tree, and the party safely landed.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
british Columbia Fishermen Complain

OTTAWA, Sept 2s. "A strong memorial has
been addressed to the Dominion government
by the fishermen of British Columbia pro-
testing against the encroachments OF Ameri-
can fishermen within the three-mile limit Of
the province. The establishments Of a fish
cries protection service is strongly urged
The memorial is regarded here as the result
Of the long delay in reaching a settlement Of
the Behring sea question defining the rights
Of Canadian fishermen there. A full meet
ing Of the cabinet viii consider the matter
shortly
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
conmnnaer wnrner serennneh.

New YORK, Sept 2S.-Hon. William
Warner, Of Kansas City, commander in chic.
of the &. A. r., was serenaded at the Fifth
Avenue hotel last evening by local G. a. r.
posts, and made neat speech OF aclnowl.
ment, in which he took occasion 20 reiterats
the sentiment Of his recent circular letior
that the q. A. r. must he kept out of party
politics, and devots itself 10 fraternity.
charity and loyalty.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
PennsrIvanla conrresslonnI Nnminn,io

@N""H1 if"u.~ Sonsresnloni nominations.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept p. The Democratic
congressional conventions made nominations
in four out Of five districts The district in
which no nomination was made was the
Fourth, Judge Helley'S In the First George
McGowan was named as Gen. Bineham's
opponent. In the Second, D. Webster
Dougherty. In the Third district Hon.
Samuel j. Randall was nominated unani-
mously. The Fifth district convention nom
mated F. A. Herwig. In three out of the
four senatorial districts where the terms OF
present ineumbents are expiring nominations
were also made DR.. E. b. Warner was
named in the First, Thomas A. Fahy in the
Third and Charles j. Sharkey in tie Fifth
district
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
Turl.ey Ylelds to Greece.

CoNsrANTlNoPLE, Sept. 2S-The porte has
ordered the release Of the Greeks arrested in
connection with the sponge dispute, and has
instructed the governor Of the island to stop
the veNatious treatment Of the Greeks Il
Is stated that the Greek government does moi
consider this sufficient reparation.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
Frost at Decatur.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 2s.-One case Of
yellow fever, a refugee from Decatur is rex
ported at Huntsville Ala, and Birmingham
has quarantined against that city. Casez
reported at Flint and Hancsville. near Deoa-
tur, prove 70 be only light attacks OF billions
fever Only one new case and one death-
Miss Mamie Jones-are reported from Deca-
tur. There was a light frost in and around
Decatur People there are greatly in need
of fDD1
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
TIm Crmnbell's nrt T,l,.,,

WASHINGTON, Sept 2s.-some tims aeo
Congressman T. j. Campbell, of New York
announced his willingness to bet $1,000 on
Alr Cleve.and's election. A citizen OF Iulss.
kan, through Senator Ingalls,, offered To ac.
cept the bet. Senator Ingalls, received hi,
stake, certified check for $4,000. Congress
man Campbell has been notified.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
snrnh nv n l.r...l,.. n.

PROvINcErowN, Mas, Sept. 2S-During
the great gale the large three mastsd schooner
Anne e ketchenl, OF and for Philadelphia.
with paving stones from Gloucester, dragged
ashore here. A line was shot over her from
the beach, and a brooches buoy rigged Capt.
Ketchem, sister-in-law and eight men. com
prising the officers and crew, were safely
gllded The schooner will probably be saved.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
In Favor Of Present rDcumho,,s

PITTsnURG. Sept 2s.-Judge Stowe ren-
cered his decision yesterday in the case OF
Mime. y. Gertrude Bishop Phelan and
others, now in charge Of the Ursuline CON
vent The ruling is in favor Of the present
management. as against Nine Alphonse and
others, who were ousted "A year ago. The
decision is a lengthy one.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
Nnt AIarminrlr m

WASHINGTON, Sept 2s-The news Of the
alarming relapse Of Justice Stanley hiat-
thews, which were in circulation. prove Ia
have been exaggerated Mrs. Matthews said
to a representative Of the United Press that
Judge Matthews had slept very well We'd.
nesday night and breakfasted heartily yester-
day morning.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
win Carry Contributions rree.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29. The Ohio river traffic
committee Of the Central Traffic association.
composed Of roads doing business between
Chicago and Ohio river points, held a meet
ing and announced that until further notice
the roads represented and their southern con-
nections will transport free all supplies desig-
mated FOR the reli Of the yellow fever
sufferers
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
ErIe,. Increased EarnInrs.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s-The report Of the
Erie Railroad company for August shows an
increase OF S69,2SS in net earnings as COM
pared with August, 1887, and an increase Of
$4,000 in net earnings for the ten months
from October, 1851, TO August, 1885, inclusive.
as compared with the ten months frous
October, 1885, to August, 1851.
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
RELIGIONS nints I'm Indin

BOMBAY, Sept 2s.-The Moslem festival Of
Muharram and the Hindoo festival Of Ram.
lila happening at the same time, rioting O.,
CURED at Agra and Coorg, and troops had "a
be called out to suppress the disturbance.
At Mubibabad soliiers fired upon the mob.
killing several persons and injurng a large
nuu,Iar
Evening journal., 1888-09-28
A nIonster strlke 1lnmIn.,..

LoSDoN, Sept 2s.-At a conference of
miners held at Manchester, at which 450.GOJ
members were represented, it was decided 10
strike on Oct. ~ unless the demand for an
advance OF 10 per cent. In wages was ac-
ceded 20, IL was also decided not 20 ACCEPT
the advance unless il were made general