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PowosRLv DEFENDS HIMSELF.


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An Hts Actions.
ST. LoUis, Oct. A.-The expectation that
Grand Master Workman Powdcrly would
reply tn the numerous attacks which have
been made upon him drew an immense
crowd tn to-night's meeting mt Turner
hall. Powderly was received with great
applause. He spoke I'm q general wa of
the objects of the order, and said that
10 WINS asked why he would not
advocate prohibition. Simply, he ssid.
because the order had not bc declared
for ID. He did dot advocate The ingle tax,
though personally o believer i'm IL, because
the order had not yet announced itself i'm
favor Of Il. Addressing himself tn the
charRes against him, spoke OF
his protest against the appointments of
Furlong. Constituting In reporters n
committees, he submitted all
to them. Turning to other doc,i-
mcnts, mo showed that Nj. Il.
shaw had garbled and faisified the
evidence he pretended To submit. Fur
longs letter i'm the morning papers was
overhaulcd, and he proceeded to demon
strate that Furlong had coispired to- in
ducc Martin Irons and others to- attempt
To tap the wires, 50 that they could make
u criminal case against the strikers. The
taken up, and one after another of the
names that were appended were
H Isss sHsS ten f"f 2srssrieu " M"re thus %s
proven. Powderly then repealed the
charge that he had made public "a private
of all good citizens To prevent the appoint
mcnt of s~coundrels to the positions. such
as Furlong sought, and in lodging his pro-
test Powderly said he had but performed
his duty. From official reports he vindi-
Gated his position ON the s~,ockyards
strike i'm Chicago, and the Great Southwest
railway strike. None of the men who
bore the br1Int of strikes blamed him, and
until they did he cared nothing for the at
tacks of the scoundrcls now attacking
him. PowderIy's interview with Gould
was reviewed, and Gould's Reputation OF
his solemn promise was told i'm graphic
language. After disposing of these charges
Powdcrly asked the audience: "Have i
made out my case? Who told the lie
now ?o This elected rounds Of applause
from the audience. The meeting was de-
cideslly a Powtlerly success.
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The Nip~ic Again seaworthy

WARRINGTON, Oct. Admiral Kim
berly has reported to the navy depart
ment by mail from Honolulu. Nothing In
in the report that Inns not been told i'm the
press dispatches, except that the admiral
says the repairs OH the Nipsic are finished,
and IL she had u portion Of her equipment
good AS ever. and ready to make u full
three years cruise.
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InspectinR West Point.

WEST POINT, Oct. 1.-The supcrintcnd-
ent Of tine military academy received the
members Of the all-Americans excursion
this morning. After that Secretary of Wa
Proctor and party made the rounds of the
departments from the barracks to the
recitation rooms. The inspection of the
post was concluded by an exhibition cav
airy drill I'm the riding hall. Soon after
II o'clock the party embarked on the gum
boat Yorktown for New York.
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Rockland Mel Free Press: A little
girl visiting New York recently went to
the tlieater two or three times. On her
return home she war reluctant to go to
church on Sunday. and made the remark
that she 'liked those meetings best where
the curtain rose." Her father, who was n
leading church member, cautioned her
about making that remark when callers
were present. Shortly after the minister
was shown i'm. and the little girl enter
tanned him while alone. When her father
entered the room she said: Papa, I've
told the minister all about my visit to-
New York, hut 1 didn't say anything about
the meetings where the curtain rose, and
1 amt a-goiug tn either"
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lBMAe ball Yesterday,

A. Observation-Disclosures D, Louisville
2.
At Baltimore baltimore q, Columbus
IL.
A. Pittsburn -Pittsburg 3, Boston 4.
AT Observation-Disclosures q, WASH
ington q.
q. 'Se''h" u New YORK
AZ ChicaRo,hicago 3. PHILADELPHIA o.
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COMMITTEES on th. Pacific Road.

Committee On the Pacific Road.
Oct. 4.-Senators Fry, Hearst
aud Dawes, members of the committee ON
the Pacific railroad, arrived to-day. The
others are expected tomorrow, when ~
meeting will he held. The committee
tour Of inspection.
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~ tTV III
Captain Wesley Thomas, Of the steamer
Avalon, of the Maryland Steamboat corn
pany, brought up n very curious fish from
Dymer's creek yesterday. 1t was one of
the species known as the pilot fish, the
little companion OF the shark. II was
twelve inches long and about three or
four inches around the tbickcst part of the
body. The head il covered with hundreds
of little pores, ranged In rows, with which
IL cliugs tn the sea monster. IL il timber
jawcsL, or, Ia express IL properly, has an
understood mouth, the lower jaw protriid-
ing u quarter of an inch beyond the up
per, and dropping down when il feeds.
The fish is of IA dark slate color, with
thick. heavy skin. and weighs about three
pounds. IL was captured i'm the fisherTnen's
nets near Chase's wharf.
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Two srasnen Drowncxi.

HALIFAX, Oct. A fishing schooner
bound from st. Johns for Bonn Vista. Me-,
was rum down OH Blackhead by the
steamer Falcon. William Carroll, cap
tain. and James Powell, were
drowned
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Riding bicycles Tandem.

PEORIA, Oct. AT the bicycle tourna-
ment to-day Winship and Lamben,
of Chicago, rode u tandem one mile i'm
2:a2X, breaking the worlds record Of
2:3S, made by Banker Bros. I'm Hartford,
September 18th.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-05
Out am the Fly.

From the Lawrence American.
MA asked little Jimmy, 'nurse HASN'T
any wings, has she 2"
"why, no, jimmy replied his mother,
"why:"
"AnRcls have wings, don't they ?"
"Hes, bslt nurse isn't an angel"
"lsn't she? Well, / heard pa call her
one yesterday"
although she is not an angel, Jimmy"
said his mother with a fash i'm her eye,
'shc will fly tomorrow"
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Railroad Disaster I'm England.

MANCHESTER, Eng, Oct. "A collision
occurred near here tonight between n
passenger and freight train i'm which
three persons wore killed and many i'm
iured.
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ALBANY. N. Y, Oct. 4.-Timothy Sulli-
van. suh-contractor in the assembly CELL
ing and staircase contract, was arrested
this morning and later released ON 10000
bail.
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FREDRICKsBURG, W., Oct. Pau
Key (colorcd) was hanQed here to-day for
an outrageous assault committed on the
person OF the young daughter OF Arthur
Ballard, of this city, last April.
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AniOO.OOO Fire.

SALEM. Mass, Oct. A.-The Morocco
shop of Peter Sims q Co. was destroyed
by fire to-nighs. Loss 100000. partly in
sured.
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NOTICE.

GULcH MINING AND MILILNGl
Co. or AMERICAN GULcH. SILVER
Bow 4 Mont.
Notice is hereby given that at u meeting Of the
trustees Of said omTan held on the :iist day of
August. 1859, AN assessment Of two GU cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock of said
company, payable on or before the i2th day Of
company, at the city OF Anaconda, Montana.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid ON the nth day Of October, iss9,
shall be deemed delinquent and will be duly adj
vertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before. will Ice sold on
the :Dth day of October, 1883, to pay the dlelin-
quent assessment, together with the costs OF adj
vertising and expenses Of sale.
L. A. KING,
Secretary.
ANACONDA, Deer Lodge County, Mont.
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Copper u~nchanged; Lake, October,
&1O.sO. Lead quiet, firmer; domestic
$3.92L. Tin firmer, quiet; straits 3O,5O4.
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Fua: Al our Sunday school treat:
more cake. Polly ?" .No, thauk'ee. miss |;
I'm full" ". d.: "Thcn I think you
may put some in your pockets" Polly
with rrgretl "They're full, too, miss"
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WIN. L. HOGE, President.
VIM. Thornton. Cashier.
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CHICAGO, Oct. mo jurors were OBJ
tanned ian tlle Cronin case to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

knsAs CITY. Mo, April 25.-The Times
SPECIAL from King Fisher says thar tofee
more companies OF infantry have Oeeo or
oered there 10 be commanded by CAPTAINS
Aumau, Caysuaugh. aud Chance. There's 40
Disorder snd The troops are sent merely az
Wecull0Bsry measure. -.
TIE first baby was bore yesterday. IL first
go ihe light Of the world ia wagon AMI was
clfsleoed "Oklahoma Lewis" The parents
aie from Texas.
. number Of the settlers bqye clAimed Tue
north half u their seotioe Of the town site
sal have named II King Fisher. ibsy
have deeted msyor and couocii ana a'e
running 10 opposlion 10 the original hinS
Fiber.
John A. Blair. secretary OF The CbeIokee
livestock Association. and three oths's
have entered the section between here sna
Ne sxin line. Itb said that ROCK siAau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

BALrIE0Rs. April - Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat---outheFn nomiaaily steady; faits and
IoasDerry. WI. ssi.0l western quiet and ekeady:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

NKw YORK. April 2s.-The stock marke, to-day
was moro active and decidedly stronger than At
any time during the past two weeks, and While
the aggregate OF business done WAS not very
large, the gains at the close Of business were
universal and material. The improvement la
the temper Of speculation Was somewhat OF
surprise 20 the local traders. who had expected
nothing but dunsss and siagnation until after
the coming holidays bat the impeSus came from
the Otner side. Nnerc the drmness displayed by
American go irities and the unusual ease Of
money In iondC u nave generated n strong specu-
i1uyo sentiment on American stocks Buying
orders from LOndOn Vere very large and vers
ya1ously up 10 5000 shares. and tho London
faVOtitos wore leaders IN the market, and
Louisville ard NASHVILLE Was specially promi-
nonL though She foreigners toos the lines
Of Heading, Union Pacdc, Norfolk and
Westeru preferred, aud some others Richmond
and Wesr Point, Missouri Pa;nc, and Texas
Pacific, which have lain almost dormant for
increased business Best prices we're generally
reached toward delivery hour. but there Sas no
marked recession after that time until the mar
ket closed active aud 0rm AZ about the highest
figures Securities In the unlisted department
were somewhat neglected. and the movements
were confined 20 the smallest fractions. With
the single exception ~ Memphis and Charles
ton which retired NJ per cent. tho entire list Ia
higher tonight and Oregon improvement pre-
ferrcd rose IL Pullman. =; Louisville ana
Nashville, "a Manitoba, ~: burlington AMI
Quincy Hnd Texas Pacific I = each Lake shore,
Eric preferred, Missouri Pacific, Richmond and
West Point. and Union Pacific. per cent each.
and others fractional amounts. saieA 2lAOU
shares.
Ersning.-Ex-hsnge dun but nrm and IN
changed AZ 4s9s. Money easy at 2s2H. closing
offered 81 ~ SuD-Treasury balances-Gold,
1888 $1,000: currency. sl6,7O,CC0. Governments
duh AMI steady for 4s:t per cents, l2eN, OK.
int; A.. coupons, los. State bonds duh and fea-
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COrIOS kEPOKr.

COTTON kEPoKr.
Market drm.
QUOTATIONS.
ktDDLfNg. i0c.
Low AIpDLIH9. gtc.
GOOD OkFtNkRf, sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
Baseball Yesterday.
IBy teItBfhph % Iuo UISpAItusI
WashinptOn Raln-nO game.


Washington: Ran-no game.
New York:
New Yorks........2 3 0 oil
Rostons. 0 0 4 0 o 4 0 10
Bsse-hits-New Yorks, l6; Bostons, 10.
feries-Titcomb and W. Brown; Madden
and Camel.
Pittsburgh:
Pittsburghs. go. 81 70
Chicseos. ...........0 . 0 0 o 0 O.
Ba.e.hlt, Pits urghs, g; ChicaROs, 10.
-PitisDurghs, /; Chicagos, 4. Bat
teries- Staley and Miller; Gumbert and
Flint.
Brooklyn:
Rrooklyns.. 2211l00 %
Columbus..... .-....3 D %
Base.his- Brooklyns, II; Columbus, IL
Errors-Brooklyns, 6 Columbus, 3. Bate
ries- Caruihers, Terry, and Nisner; Wild
ner, Mays. aud Bligh.
st. Louis:
Cinclnnatis .........0 0 0 > 0 0 0 l >
Bose.bits-St. Louis, Il; Cincinnatis, Is.
Frrrors-st. Louis, 4; Cincinnstis, .. Bat
terles-King and Boyle; Niau and Baldwin.
Chattanooga:
i.NdltAuOOkas
Bigminghams ...... .... ................2
BaSe.hits- Chattanooga, Z; Brmnghams,
:. Observation-Disclosures, 2; Birminghams,
10.
Atlanta:
AtduA-.... .s.. ssssss -'.' '''' 's''' ''- -
New Orleans. ..-.-........-..0
THIS puts Atlanta IN the first place.
Indianapolis:
Indisnapolis.......9 100000 O. 4
CIevelands .........0 0 / l 40 3x-10
Bsse-hits -indlpnspois, z; Cleyeands o.
rrors-lndianapolis, . Clevelands, 2 Bat
teries-Burdick, Boyle, and Daily; Beatin
and Sutclite.
Kansas CITY:
Kansas City.......2 00S1 l l Pc
Iouisv,lles ........2 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 .
observation-disclosures City, Il; Louisyilles, 2.
Errors Kausas City, 4; Lousylles, s. Bat.
teres--Swartzel aud Hoover; Ewing and
Vaughan.
Charleston:
Charlestous ........''''''.'' ......Z
Memphis ............ .......-..... .-...'A
Base bits - Charlestons, A; Memphis, 6.
Errors Charlestons. 4; Memphis, 4. Bat
ieres- Stapleton and Whalen; Smith and
XiCher.
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ARUNAWAY WIPE.
The Unique Manner which a Hus
band Announcer Hfs DeserfiOn.

"a
A Charle.tou g. ca special SAYS: G.. ~.
Cramer, OF Abbeville county. in this state,
publishes the following unique advertise
mont in the Abbeyile Medium:
"On February 9th nv beloved wife Char
Iotte. after an absence OF eighteen months,
returned to her home and coniugal duties.
She was welcomed with Joy. for fondly
thought that nv troubles were over and |
could spend the rest Of my DAYS in the fear
Of God in q home blest with content and do
nestle love. The second day after her home
coming she went to town on shopping eX-
cursion aud made such purchases as she de-
sired. for my purse wss open to her. 'But
no one knows the trouble see
"About the 1st Of March she made some
objection to an imaginary will she said |
had made in which she was not provided
for. 1 calmly reasoned with her that every
thing bad been arranged by law for her COM
fort and security after ny death, but all l
said fell upon unwilling ears, and my kind
intentions were rejected by a perverse
temper. On March ID she was of again,
taking beI departure as suddenly as
she had made her appearance a month be-
fore. WHY she lett do not know. Sho had
a good home, nv purse was open 10 her. and
| treated her kindly. I do know, however,
that she went of in the buggy Of young
married man who has rs much az he can do
10 take care OF his own family. It is a
strange attachment, for she is many years
bis senior.
NV object in publishing this "a to say
that il there u any law to punish one for
alenatinga wiie's affections this young man
shall feellts weight. Also. 10 let the public
know that she has a good home when she
returns to her wifely duties; that Will not
be responsible for any OF her contracts when
away from bone; and that l have always
treated her as an honorable man and law
abiding citizen should treat his WIFE"
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FOREIGN NOTES.
nOu,anser In London-Mr. KassOn.

Boulanger In LOndOn-Mr. knssOn.
[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, April 25-In an interview to-day
General BouAnger denied the report that he
would Immediately issue a manifesto eN-
planning his intentions, aud stated that a.
vet he bad no thought OF doing so. The
General has received scores OF bouquets
sent TO MIN by admirers in France. He has
received many invitations 10 attend parties
10 be given in bis honor by persons who are
deslrOus OF lioniNng him.
Mr.. Kasson, one ~ the American commits
sioners sent 10 Berlin TO treat on Samoan If.
fairs, has left London for that city.
CALLS on BoULASGER.
LONDON, April 2j.-Lords Alcester and
Churchill called on General BOulanger to-
day, the latter remaining half an hour with
the General.
SoLETTERs FOR B0ULASGER.
LoNpoN, april est is reported that the
French Government will arrest any one
found leaving the country with letters for
Bouanger on the ground that il Is q breach
OF the postal monopoly.
THE SAMOAN CONFERENCE.
BERLIN. April 25.-United States Minister
Pendeton will take no part In the conference
on samoan affairs. lie presented his letters
Of recall TO Emperor William this afternoon.
and will Immediately retire from Berlin.
The afisirs OF the legation will be conducted
by the first secretary OF the legation.
Emperor william has declined 10 accept
the resignation Of DR.. stoecher, the court
chaplain.
The BRITISH MEMBERS or THE SAMOAN con
FERENCE.
LONDON, April 2j.-lt is officially an.
pouuced that sir Edward Msllet, the British
Ambassador at Berlin; Mr. Scott, British
Minister at Berlin; and Mr.. Grove have
been appointed delegates to the Samoan con-
ference.
THE AUSTRIAN EMPRESS.
VIENNA, April 25.-1he Abendpest Off
cIally protests against the slander0us reports
OF the foreign press ia regard to the health
OF Empress Elizabeth. Ii asserts that she
has not suffered seriously, although deeply
afflicted at the untimely death OF the late
Crown-Prince Rudolph. She had severe
attack OF neuralgia, but the trouble IS
abatlng.
DENOUNCED.
MADRID, April 25.-At the session OF the
Catholic Congress here to-day Professor
Sanchez Castro denounced Italy's treatment
Of the papacy. His speech has caused the
Spanish Government considerable uneasl-
ness. Before the opening OF the Congress
the preIates promised the Government here
that nothing would be said or done that
might irritate King Humbert.
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TeIeRraphic Flashes.

The Governments bond offerings yester-
day aggregated $4,000 Accepted, $4,000
4 per cents at 1913.
EX,Goyernor William VI. Stone, OF Iowa.
has been appointed Assistant Commissioner
oil the General Land-Ofiice.
Rocheiorts departure from Brussels was
due to a request from the Belgian Govern
ment that he leave the country.
Yesterdays races OF the National Jockey
Club al Washington were postponed until
Tomorrow on account OF the rain.
Acknowledgement Miller has accepted the
resignation Of ; +. Wilson as United states
Marshal for the Middle district Of Ien0es-
see.
Rev. l.. c.. Miller. prominent minister
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, south,
died at Harrisoohmg yesterday. lie was
very populsr aud greatly beloved.
The euglne-house OF the New York, Phila-
delphia and Norfolk railroad at Cape
Charles City caught fire Yesterday and TaJ
burned to the ground. A number OF en-
glues were in the house at the time, but all
except one were gotten out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
BOYS BURNED WITH ACID,
Then Turned Into the Streets 20 Beg
fnr a HrutaI Tyrant.

A New York special says: Daniel Smith,
who keeps lodging-house OF W. BoWeiy,
was n prisoner in the Essex. Market Ponce
Court This morning. charged with crime
that for pure brutality has seldom been
equalled 10 this city.
Edward Mulhearn, irail. delicste-looking
hoy OF fourteen years, and Jsmes wright
another youth. were in court as witnesses
against smith. who had burned the boys
arms with nitric acid in order that they
could successfully solicit aims from chari-
table people. -.
Young Mulhearn ran away from M
home. at 235 Ysrick street, Jersey Cl'y, on
January 9Th last and came TO this city, where
he made the Acquaintance OF Smith. smlth
took the hoy 10 hi. clearinghouse, where ne
instructed him 10 steal, and when thleving
did not succeed Smith had the boys rignt
arm burned with nitric acid. Inc Doy was
,nen turned into the street and told 70 beg
and cav that his arm was burned while
working i'm a cbemic1l-isctory and that his
father and mother were dead. Smith and
his pals would watch the boy and u be was
not successful in his begging he was severely
beaten.
James Mulhearu, the boys father, learned
that DANIEL Smith had possession oil bis son.
and smith was arrested. with pal named
George Wright A boy named James
Wright. who said be was brother OF George
WRIGHT. was found IN The clearinghouse
He admitted that ne had undergone the
same operation as Young Mulhearn.
His arm was frightfully burned, but ne
said the charitable persons on whom ne was
wont TO impose began TO know him ana he
had 10 retire from business.
Young Muhearn was taken to The Gouyer-
neur Hospital for treatment. Or. Merriman
said il was q very bad case. and, had IL not
been detected and attended to the injuries
10 the boys arm would have proved iatal
within two weeks.
smith was held in $1,000 bail for trial.
George Wright wss sent TO the house OF
detention. James Wright was sent to the
Catholic prOtectOry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
ABAD APPOINTEE.
An IIIiterste Postmaster Unable TO
GiveBOnd.

Especial telegram TO the DIspatchl
RALEIGH. y. G., April 25.-J. j. Harris,
the negro appointed as postmaster a. Fort
Bsrnwell, LenOir county, could not give his
bond, and therefore has declued the posi-.
ton. Harris Is very ilhterate, can scarcely
write his name, and was appointed TO take
the place OF a competent and tirst-class msn.
II is reported ia Rockingham county that
8 man named PrtChlrd, who had heart-dis-
ease. while fishing caught very large pike,
and such Was his Joy At getting itashOre that
he fell back on the bank and died.
Senator Vance SAYS the statement that his
remaining eye Ia 10 danger is unfounded.
so far as be can now Judge its sight hiss
been strengthened by the removal Of the
other eye.
William GarreD, young white man, who
was arrested at Asheyille four days ago and
who Is an escaped convict, was brought
here TO the peniteBlisry to-day. lie adberes
TO his statement that he is the Chief OF Police
Of Taking Rock, Ga. He was brought here
by Police. Officer Sans and turned over 10
the warden Of the prison. His counsel have
made an application for pardon on the
ground Of his good behavior at Taking
Roct