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Evening journal., 1889-07-13
NIr. pnrnell DlssatIsfled.

LONDON, July i3-After the ad tnurnment
OF the Parnel commission a meeting was
held at the chambers Of Sir Charles Ru sell,
at which the leading members Of the Irish
party and their counsel before the commis-
sion we're present The greatest indignation
was expressed by all az Judge Hannen's rui-
ing In excluding the books u tue Loyal and
Putriotic union, which Sir Charles Russell
sought 70 place In evidence Mr.. ParnelI
and Mr., Davitt were present al the meet-
ing, and Mr. Pnrneil expressed his deter
mination 20 personally resent this injustice
on the part Of Judge Hanuen 1t was deter
mined that tho protest Of the Irish party
against the ruling should take some prac-
tical shape, and IL was suggested that all
the counsel for the Parnellites be instructed
70 withdraw from the case forthwith. In
this way only, IL was argued, could the
Irishmen involved ia the charges befors the
commission show to the world that they we're
convinced they could not get justice at the
hands Of the one sided commission. The dis
cussion was entirely upon the question
whether all the Parnellite counsel or Sir
Charles Russell alone should withdraw from
the case, most OF those present favoring the
latter course No decision was reached bus
II is quite likely that Sir Charles only will
"'ehho~I ahN no Will w ~ heAt luenuhJs
at the same time stating 70 the court bis reav
sons for so doing.
she Was Not Le Carons Companion.
While the commission was In session =
lady approached the Court apparently
without the knowledge Of the counsel ON
either side, and explained that shs was the
Margaret Sullivan who was said to have
Travelled from Paris to London in the COM
pany OF Le Caron She came there, she said,
70 deny this statement which she did with
every manifestation OF Indignation The
woman who did come with lie Caron on thss
trip, she said wss an American lady, and did
not resemble her in the least
Mr.. George Lewis solicitor for Mr.. Par
nell, IN an interview, professsd ignorance OF
any intention Of Mr.. Parnell to withdraw
his case from before the SPECIAL commission.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
TELEGRAPHic BREvITIss.
News Notes OF Intercst Carefully con.
donsed.

News Notes OF IRtercst Carefully Csn-
fonsed.
Fireman Jo-eph Gordon, Of Jersey CITY,
was killed In a freight wreck on tho Erie al
Paterson.
Alexander Parker, son Of Courtland Parker.
the we'll known prohlhluonist, was killed al
South Amboy by Icing knocked from the
top OF a freight train on which lao was taking
rida
James Kearns, Of Newark, was struck aud
killed by train on the Pennsylvania road
Liverpoops striking seamen have accepted
the terms offered by the snip owners and th,
strike is therefore ended.
The examination OF Charles l. Miller, who
touched of the signal distress rocket which
caused the death OF two boys and severe tn
juriea 70 six Others ON the night Of the Fourth
IN Boston, took place. He was held Ia $5Ot
for the grand jury on the charge OF man
slaughter.
Charles ID. Gilbert treasurer OF the Georg,
H. Gilbert Manufacturing company, Of
Ware, Mass, Is dead. He was one Of the
best known manufacturers in the state.
Jesse johnson, OF Brooklyn, has been ap-
pointed United States district attorney for
the Eastern district Of New York.
The journeymen bakers OF Berlin have or
ganizsd general strike and 2 900 OF them
are now out
Henry Hagger was killed and four otLer
workmen seriously injured by the collapse of
a building at Moline, Ills.
A gang Of counterfeiters have been arrest
ed at El Paso, Tex. They have bsen doing
business in Juarez, Mexico
A 4-year-old boy named Frank mcguire
died at Lynn, Mass. from the effects OF mad
dog bite received june o.
Representatives OF an English syndicate are
sad 10 be negotiating to purchase the Chica-
go gas planta
Professor Hart. of Harvard, has married
Miss Mary Hood Putnam, OF Manchester,
N. IL
An immense Bow Of oil has been found In
the Royal Bells company's plant at Mt. Nor
ris, N. T., which WAS used nearly three years
as a salt we'll
Joseph Moody, Of Ansiey, Neh, went 10 his
father in-hw's house and shot his wife dead.
Then he committed suicide The two had
separated after quarrel
Bradstreers reports 2l6 failures IN the
United States during the week against 1872
in the preceding week The total number of
failures in the United Stntes frmn Jan. / to
date Is Q, 2s5, against 1853 in 1884
Conductor f. Pierce who Is wanted in
connection with the New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio collision near Kennedy, was arrest
cd in Mesdville, Pa, and taken to james
town, n. Y. He gave hail In 81 900 TO ap-
pear before the grand Jury.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
rhe Thlratr perxi,hea.

CAIRO, July lS.-The dervish prisoners ar
irving al Asouan are terribly emaciated,
having suffered greatly from hunger and
thirst An Italian woman, Marietta Cava-
calo, says she was brought irom Kordofan
by Nad-el-Jumi There were five nuns aud
two priests still alive at Klartoum The
dervishes left Dongola with 500 men and
six guns Nad-el-Juni hoped 10 reach Binl-
bau without fighting. On he march many
died and deserted, while many othsrs were
killed. Col. Wodehouse estimates the der
wishes killed and Wounds at $500 The
government Is forming grain dapots along
the Nile for the purpose OF supporting fugi-
tives who are fleeing before the advance OF
the deryishes Many tribal sheiKhs are ten
dering their services 70 the government
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
FULLGRAFF TESTIFlES.
The McQuade Case Opened for
the People.
MIR. FULLGRAFF'S POOR MEMORY.

He Could Not Remember whether NC
ouade Was Present at Three Meetings
ofthe Doodle Aldermen-Hls Surprising
Admlssion-s1O,o 900 for His Vote.
BALLsroS. N Y, July lS-The jury box
in the McQuade case was full at $50 a. m
District Attorney Hamilton opened the case
for the people Ex-Alderman Fullgraff, the
first witness, described three meetings Of the
''boodle" aldermen, but was not certain that
McQuade was present at either OF them. He
remembered the other twelve distinctly. The
names Of the members of the board Of alder
men Of 1884 being read 70 him, he answered
promptly ''yesr or mo" to every one but
hcQuade's His answer to his name was
II think he was there
Furgraff on the Rack.
At 1s:45 the people rested in their ex-
animation Of witness Fullgraff, and his
cross examination was commenced by Judge
Fursman In five minutes the witness found
that be had entered a field Of uncertainties
which may prove wonderfully damaging to
his direct evidence. And before the time for
adjournment came he found himself per-
fectly at a loss with regard TO positive
answers as 70 dates OF transactions.
His Very bad Memory.
He could not remember whether McQuade
was present at the first or second meeting Of
the bsard, but thought be was. As to the
taking of the bribe he did not at that time
think ii was wrong. He only received $40.
900 for hrs vote.
An Admission Of Perjury.
Fullgraff admitted testifying on the first
trial Of McQuade that on several occasions
be had committed willful and deliberate per
jury in connection with the very circum-
stances for which McQuade is now on trial
On the Kerr trial be swore that he didn't re-
member that McQuade was present at the first
and second meetings at McLaughlins
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
The President Has Gone to-
Deer Park
on A SEVERAL DAYS VACATION.
Secretary Window. n1rs Window. bliss
window and Private Secretary HaIford
Accompany nim-other Interesting Mat
ters from tho National Capital.

ters from tho National Capital.
WASHINGTON, July 13- The president,
Secretary Window. Mrs Window, Miss
Florence Window and Private Secretary
Halford left tho city at s p m. for Deer Park
on a special car attached 10 tho regular train.
MIR. Halford will return to Washington on
Monday, the president and Secretary Win.
dom following him on tins day after or ON
Wednesday, Mrs Window and Miss Win
dom will remain with Mrs. Harrison at Deer
Park for month o. more
The president and party arrived al Deer
Park at 9;o0 p m A large crowd of people
was at the depot to welcome the president
nearly all the summer visitors having turned
oat for that purpose. The presidential party
was received by Hon. Henry G. Davis and
Stephen b. Elklns, whose carriages were in
waiting for their convenience. The president
was driven directly to the cottage occupied
by Mrs- Harrison and Mira Mckee. and
Secretary Window and family were driven
20 the Baltimore and Ohio hotel, where they
have engaged rooms for several weeks
At Cumberland and Martinsburg the
president was accorded rotsdng reception,
and at both places be shook hands with
many people
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
He Abdncted ! la-Yes.r-lad on.

WOODBURY., n j.. judy k William Bid
he, aged q years, re,iding in this city, Is in
jail on a charge Of having abducted Mary
Stupar girl of IA years The complaint
was made by the girls mother. On June
the giri mysteriously disappeared. About
the same time Biddle was also missing a
few days ago they were found living together
at the house Of Biddlss mother, near Bridge
ton. They were brought back 70 Woodbury.,
and here Biddle Is held, in default Of 500
bail, 10 answer the chArga
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
FOR SAFE.


nNE MILLION FLAT DUTCH CABBAGE
" Plants good stock, short stems, few out
side leaves. sure headers Address JOHN l.
BOYLE. Grocer, New Castle. Del
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
Thc President Pardons Murderer.

WASHINGTON, July ia-rho president has
granted pardon TO Irving G. Perkins, a
colored man, who was sentenced in Arkansas
TO be hanged on April ~, lsT7, and the SEN
tence oommuted TO imprisonment for life in
the West Virginia penltentiary by President
Hayes Perkins was convicted Of the murder
Of the illegitimata child OF his stepdnughtar
and himself During his twelve years ia
prison he behaved himself Ia an exemplary
manner, and for this reason and because Of
the low moral standing Of the other parties
concerned in the murder the pardon was
granted
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
OkIahou.a sun noomlnn.

WASHINGTON, July a-MAl ]. A. Pick
ler, the personal representative Of SECRETARY
Noble in Oklahoma territory aud special
agent OF the interior department, writes To
Secretary Noble that the formation oS town
governments in Oklahoma Is progressing IA
vorably. In most of the towns conventions
have been or win be head, composed OF dele
gates elected by the peopae These oouven-
tions will then adopt charter and submit
it Tor ratification by the people, which, II
adopted, wall be the law for the government
OF the town Mai Rokler says this action
will do much toward bringing all the towns
under the direction u the law and insure
peace in the territory.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
10 Reinrenate neehester. Nine.

ROCHESTER, N. y, July ia plan has
been prepared whereby the Rochester Base
ball club will be reorganized and finish the
season. The present association Is to be CON
tinued ty the aid of loan Of s., 600 ad-
vanced by the stockholders and few out
siders The present directors are 10 resign
and a new and larger board elected Manager
Leonard will probably go, and Collins and
VIII Calihan viii undoubtedly be sold 70
Buffalo. Negotiations are being made for
Knowles, Of Jersey City, for third base, and
other changes are in prospect
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
nnnrerons Flrs Z nunnlo.

BUFFALO, July 13 "A few moments after
IL p. m a general alarm Of fire was promptly
responded to by the department. The fire
started in lot Of rags in the Queen City
Rag companys warehouse, No. 81 Main
street Fortunately there was little wind
blowing at the time, and after about an
hours hard work the flames we're put out
The damage TO the stock and building will
probably amount to about $1,000
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
News o. tho NEW.

WASHINGTON, July f3-fhe board organ
a0ed fox the purpose az making general re-
organization of naval tactics and drills will
meet on the 10th inst az the navy depart
ment The members are Rear Admiral Greer,
Capt. Cooke, Commander Chester and Lieuts
Kennedy and Meigs. Another naval board,
with Commands Tram as president, has
been ordered 70 report upon che subject Of
supply and issue Of clothing and small stores
for enlisted men with view TO improving
and simplifying the methods
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
English Troops sent 10 E0vpt.

LONDON, July l2--Nine hundred and fifty
members OF the Connaught rangers have been
sent to Malta TO replace the troops who have
been dispatched to Egypt -Four regiments
stationed at Aldershot have been ordered %
hold themselves in readiness to proceed to
the front in Egypt at a moments notice.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
WnshInrton BreyftIe~,

WAsHIEGTos, July H-secTetary Eoble
has left Washington tor Cape May.
The chambers Of commeroa o Mobile and
Birmingham, Ala. have invited Postmaster
General Wanamaker 10 visN their cities He
will accept If possible.
The president has accepted the resignation
of Second Lieut. William l. Putnam, od the
Sixteenth infantry.
Hopkins J. Hanford, ot Ohio, was appoint
ed chief clerk IN tho office Of the comptroller
Of the currency.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
a prnn n snrnr nnd -.

NEW YoRK, July Is Sugar trust ce-tifi-
Gates dropped per cent and lead trust ~
PER cent on the Stock Exchange The for
mer decline Is attributed 70 bear manipuia-
tion, based ON lower quotations for raw
sugar III London. The fall in lead trust
shares is apparently due to the discovery
that the capitalization Of the trust Is SS3,-
900 instead OF about S5O,OO6, 900, as had
been stinros a
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
The Run of the nnltImnre.

PHILADELPHIA, July ls-The new steel
cruiser Baltimore has returned TO Cramps
yard after a satisfactory test Of both speed
and sea maneuvering In the run out to SEA
the engines averaged nineteen knots on a
development Of {, 200 horse power The ves-
sci returned to Philadelphia to prepare for
the official test The Baltimore IS required
by contract 70 maintain 1900 horse power
for a four hours run.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
a Lnrre &c ID KoenIrsberr.

BERLIN, July l8 "A fire which broke out
among some hemp warehouses on the docks
along the river Pregsl, at Koeaigsberg,
caused loss of half million marks Dur
ing the progress OF the fire tine English
steamer Tortona was burned Her crew at
first took refuge in the rigg ng, and thence,
after various exciting escapes, finally got to
the shore
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
AZ oulgT Ar HOMESTEAD.
But Serious Trouble is Feared-No Pinkew-
ton Men Have Appeared.

ton Men Have Appeared.
PIrTsHuRG, July 1s.-Everything is re-
ported quiet at Homestead up 20 1880 y. M.
The only thing that viii change the present
serenity will be an attempt on the part OF
Carnegie, Phipps s. Co. 10 run new men into
the mill yard The hundred Philadelphia
Pinkerton guards who left Plttsburg have
not yet made their appearance at Home
stead. The strikers believe that they are
being held at some way station with the In
tention OF running them into the works by
way Of the Port Perry bridge The strikers
are fully prepared for this OK any similar at
tempt on the part Of the firm, and serious
trouble, perhaps bloodshed. Is certain 70 oc-
cur Il such an attempt Is made.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
The Pope 70 Remain At Rome.

LONDON July 13-The Vienna correspond
ent Of The Times says: "Austra, through
Cardinal Galimbert, the papal ncio at vi
emma, has prevailed upon the pope TO remain
in Rome in order 10 avoid embarrassing the
Italian government" The Ossarvntore, Of
Rome, SAYS that should the pope be forced to-
exile himself from Rome he will not ask
sovereignty from any power, but will merely
request temporary hospitality, as be win GER
tainly return TO Rome
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
CeIebrntIopa m Cnnada.

OTTAWA, Ont, July l3- The day was ceIe-
brated by Orangemen and Catholics alike,
the former IN commsmoration Of the battle
Of the Boyne, and the latter as the date on
which the bill incorporating the Jesuit order
becomes law. There was no conflict The
weather was 80 hot that any great street
demonstration was practically mpossible
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
He FOOLED The Pretty widow.

NEW York, July l3-Three weeks ago
Richard Allen ingratiated himself IN the af-
fections Of petite widow named Mrs Jennie
Woods He promised to marry her, and
then borrowed 81, 400 from her to start busi-
ness He then boughta new suit OF clothes,
a gold watch and diamond pin, hired a
mack and had bowling old time He wound
up at the widows house next day without a
cent Judge Cowing sentenced him to four
years Imprisonment
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
A marrow Escape froun Asphyriatfon.

NEW YoRK, July 13-Mrs. NJ J. Hirsch-
bein, aged 70, her daughter Mrs Cohen, the
latter's two children aud nurse, were found
unconscious in their rooms at the West
Brighton hotel, Coney Island, and were with
difficulty terminated They had been almost
suffocated by escaping gas The gas had
been left turned Low, and an alteration Of the
pressure in the mains had extingnished the
fame. An investigation Of the gas companys
methods will be made
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
Throa n4ur,,aro,.. n.~ra...a-

WASHINGTON, July ID The president has
granted respites until Aug . 70 Jack Spain
ard, doe Morton and Elsie James, the hitter
a Chckasaw woman, who we've sentenced 10
be hanged ou Wednesday next at Fort Smith,
Ark, for murder committed in Indian Terri
tory. The respites were granted in order to
give the president an opportunity 10 examine
Infn the cnHa
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
Hearr Zoo fnr Attnrner..

ALBANY, July 13 State Treasurer F1'z-
gerald has paid De Lancey N;coll, Of New
York, Sl0,4 ,404. S3 for fees and expenses as
counsel to Senator Fassett's aqueduct special
investigating committee. He also paid Rich
ard J. Newcombe s., 900 for fees as counsel
to the senate cities committee, which investi-
gated the New York city department Of
public works Ia 1852
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
A TennIs Tournamept Opepa.

BUFFALO, July Is The third of the series
Of tennis tournaments being held in the cities
Of Utica, Rome, Elmira, Syracuse, Rochester
and Buffalo has begun here The teams
from Rome and Utica did not put IN an ap-
pearance. The first game was won by White
and Wilkinson. The contest was long drawn
out and very close
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
Reviewed by Governor Green.

SEA GIRT, N. j., July Is S-Governor Green
reviewed the First brigade Of the National
Guard Of New Jersey at Camp Green. Ten
thousand llrSoGs were present Nearly
every member Of the state senate and the
assembly and all prominent state officials
paid their respects TO the governor.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
A Fortune for a Canadian Constable

MONTREAL, July l3 Andrew O'Nsill, a
constable, has received word through the
chief Of police that John O'MahoneY, OF New
York, was looking for him as the heir TO
$50, 900 left him by his brother, who owned
considerable property in Paterson and New
ark, N. J. O'Neill will 80 TO New York at
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
Tbe Illv ar for rnrora-

NEW YORK, July 1S-Mrs. Langtry left
for Europe By the Cuuarder Servia at a IN,
to remain away some time. 1t is said she
goes abroad for rest and to spend some time
at one of the German spas Her stay, how
ever, it Is thought will not be Of long dura-
tfau
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
A RoIIrona Trn.,.

NEW YoRK, July l3 1t is rumored that
john J. McCook, OF the law firm OF Alex
andar g. Green, is endeavoring to form big
railroad trust m which Jay Gould, the
Vanderblts and large banking interest are
said TO be enlisted
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
NM phIladelnhln crIcIleters 1Yln.

LIVERPOOL, July lS.-The game between
the Philadelphia cricketers and the Liver
pool team was concluded Toe l.iverpoo.s
completed their Grst innings AMI scored
total of ls3. In the second iuning they scored
10, and 50 he Americans won Uy I52. Tho
ine club were outplayel at every point.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
smallpox in pTinnesotn.

FERGUS FALLS, MINI, July i3-Three
cases Of smallpox have been found in a fam
ily residing six miles south OF Barnesville.
They were at once isolated and quarantine
established. They are recent arrivals there
The physicians have recommended a general
vaccination
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
A Letrer carrIer Arrssted.

NEW HAVEN, July IS AS the result Of In
spector Edgerton's investigation Of the local
postoffice Henry NJ. Cummings, a carrier, has
been arrested, charged with soliciting politi-
cal assessments. The names Of the three men
who preferred charges against Postmaster
English have not yet been disclosed.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
Henry 9. Bowen Hurt.

PUTNAM, Conn, July lS.-Hsnry c. Bow
en-, Of The New York Independent, was
thrown from his carriage in a runaway at
bis Woodstock home, and sustained a severe
shock and bad bruises. AS he is 76 years old
il is feared that the mishap may have serious
cansanuencas
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
ignoring ne HavtInn Rloelxa.Ie.

LONDON, July IL The Pail Mall Gazette
says that the blockade Of Haytian ports is
plainly ineffective, and that Great Britain
has therefore notified Hayti not TO molest
vessels visiting insurgeHt ports.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
samuel ! .sssnasn,. Fa,,ars.

SANDWICH, Mass, July lS samuel Fes-
sanden, treasurer Of the Cope Coo Ship Canal
company, has failed. Liabilities, $50 COO;
assets, $4,000. Poor investments are consid-
cred the cause of the failure
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
Mr. ana Ma cleyeland Mav ~.

BosroN, July i3 -Ex-Presidsnl and Mrs
Cleveland have received an invitation "a visit
Hon. Edward Burnett at his De rioot farm
residence III Soutbboro the present month,
which It is understood they viii accent
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
Not Abaorb,si Nv the 1'r,,a,.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3-The officers Of
the Southern Cotton Oil company deny the
current report that the company has been
absorbed by the cotton oil trust They de-
clare that their company is absolutely IN.
dependent and proposes 10 remain 30.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
A deserted wffe's snIclde.

NEW YoRK, July 13-Mrs. Lizzie Ahier, a
young married woman, 81 years old, was
found in her apartments in Brooklyn suffer
ing from the effects OF dose of rat poison.
She died in horrible agony. She had been
separated from her husband about a year,
and this was her second attempt at suicide
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
rf.a Inn Stranded Nm

SEATTLE, Wash, July l3 -Matspn Snra-
kiehi, the "Jap,s and Peter Schumacher
wrestled Tor $500 a side and the Gra,oo- Roman
championship Of the world. The Jap won
first and third falls, Schumacher second. III
the last fall the Jap strnngIed his opponent.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
poston Rnvs 4 New ritcher.

Boston, July f8-The Boston manage
ment has accepted the terms Of the Jersey
City club and purchased the release Of Pat
Powers crack pitcher. young Daley The
price is believed 70 b. about 81, 600.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
Chnke.I ID neath hr rn.,.l

MmDLErowN, N. ", July A-Wrlam
Gilmore, a quarryman, died under peculiar
circumstances al Amity, few milas from
this place. He had been on a prolonged spree,
and while eating his dinner choked 70 death
by piece Of meat lodging In his throat
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
Burlsc's Exsradition warrant Unsigned.

OTTAWA, Ont, July l3 Martin Burkes
extrndiiion warrant has not yet bceu sgned.
Judge Bain's report has been received IRON
Winnipeg, hut the attorney genWai wired
yesterday for q copy Of an evidonce. The
warrant will likely be issued next saek.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
Grimm wa Knool,e.i on

SAN FRAvcIsco, July BIN the fight be-
tween Griffin, of Boston, ard Murphy, OF
Australia, Griffin was knocked out in the
third round by a right handler ON the chin,
after lively but bloodless contest Griffin
weighed i90is and Murphy III pounds
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
Robbed while Saying Good. by.

NEWARK, N. j., July 13-Mrs Wildman,
Of this city, was robbed Of $3.50 worth Of dia-
monds and 800 in money while seeing her
son off for Europe on the steamer Amster-
dam at Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1889-07-13
one Wa nrnwns.i.

PHILADELPHIA, July IL Two men and
two women we're boating on the Schuylkill,
when'the men began sky larking and the boot
capsized The harbor poles rescued three q (
the occupants, but the fourth, Katie Farrell,
was drowned