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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27

oAtRo, ILL, Sept, 20,-B, F, Curtis, a
merchant, and John Wallace, a mall.
carrier, quartelled yesterday over the
removal Of Commissioner Tanner, aud
Wallace was struck over the head with a
molabses Jug, receiving an Injury from
which he died All hour later,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27
Water Works Defeated.

Special DtSPltch 10 ne lHtetigsNce,
oAMBRIDaE, o., Sept 26,-A proposi.
tion to ratiiy a water works contract
with Messrs, Kinds & Bond, OH the rental
system, was defeated at a special election
held to-day by u majority Of 200 in a TO.
tai vote Of 800.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27
I,eeotnInE AoolImatlsed, 4

BERLtN, Sept. 9O.-AIediCal reports
from East Africa state that the health Of
CAPT, wiMmAnn's followers has much
Improved that there ID lesg fever among
them and that they arc becoming aC-
NiltnalIkhd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 98.-PublIC
Printer Palmer has dismissed thirty.
eight Of tho employees in the Govern.
mOnt Printing Office. They werc from
oil departments, composing room, press
and blndefy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept, 2O.-Tsuikwe
Wing, the new Chinese Minister TO the
United statCs, with his suite, arrived In
the city last night over the PonnSylya'
mia rnnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27
A STRONG NAN.

Drifting Apart" at tho Opera House-A
Fine Production other Attractions.
A picturesque play, strong in charac.
Ter, Of noble motive, is Mr.. James A.
Herne's Drifting Apart" A simple
story has been skillfully worked into
play that lays hold Of the heart. Without
being "preachy" it teaches q moral les.
son which makes too deep an impression
to be forgotten. A clever surprise lifts
the heavy shadows and brings the glad.
ness OF a joyous Christmas day
It is play OF few parts, all well taken.
Little Mabel Earle shows wonderful
talent in q scene in which she relates
dream and dies. To die on the stage
without making the galleries laugh, is
difficult to do, and this the little one
does. Mr.. Herne has never been seen
here to better advantage. His Jack Hep.
bIirne is character that should live.
Mrs. Herne fills her role with
great power. There Is plenty Of good
comedy in Drifting Apart
The audience in the Opera House last
night was not 80 large as the play merit
ed, but there was q compensation In the
frequent manifestations Of approval.
Drifting Apart runs the remainder OF
the week, including Saturday matinee.
The house should be filled at every per-
Torrance.
"U. s. MALI
George O. jerks new tbtee.act mu.
sical farce. comedy which Is having
successful run In pithbargh, this week,
is to be produced ut the Opera House
here next Monday evening. The first
act Of this new production deals with
the trials aud tribulations Of county,
editor who Is afterwards appointed post.
master. The following about the skit Is
an extract taken from one Of this weeks
issues Of the Pittsburgh Commercial. Ga.
relle: "The Bijou was janmed last night
and resounded with roars Of laugh
ter and applause from tlei time the
curtain went up until 1t went down.
There iS nothing in II but fun. In fact
that was all that Mr.. jerks intended.
There isn't'a serious thought or word
in it. OF course II is not expected that
au outline Of the play can be given.
You will have to see II before you can ap.
preClate the fun that is about a postof-
fee. Mr.. jerks has shown q great deal
OF skill in arranging points for the play
ers, and they are smart enough to make
good use Of them"
A0RRAT SHOW AT THE GRAND.
Htkn E.oln,4al. 4 Ts,..i.. Ays.,a1l..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27

SYRACUSE, N, y, Sept. 2O-The United
made made a parSGSSS Of ths zahSivlliS, E Ohio, Ei,
glass works,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27

LONDON, Sept, 26.-The Mexican Con.
sui al. Antwerp, who committed suicide
recently, was ruined by losses at tho
RatnlnR lAblen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27

Tho State Convention Mt BaltImoFe-Ths
=Ussal Platform Adopted Col. Bapghman
for Comptroller,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27
tnii.ilnn,rn Is.llnnl.,r iiln,

PRoyibEScE, Il. 1, Sept 2O.-.samuel
Il Caldwell, BID, LID, ex.Pfesldgnt
Of VaBsaf College, died SUDDENLY to-day
altor a brief illness,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27

SAT- LAKE UTAn, Sept. ge.--BlShop
Abram a. Kimball died yesterday d
kanosh, Ia Millatd county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27

Can The make. Of Gags bO claaSCd % a
standard authotJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27
A onEAr SNOW AM rnr anANp.
suns pnANTAsMA,

This is we'll known musical comedy
company which will commence a three
nights engagement at the Grand next
Monday evening. This Ia said TO BID one
Of the most pleasing companies now be-
fore the public; they give d great many
novelties not 10 be seen In other organi.
cations OF the same kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27

She -''Do you dance ME YaloY"
FfeshmAn-"0nly for the BophB,"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-23


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=
TACOMA. June - a-~l i,s,r salS. 81 sAe
stone MsinEsr. searss ssai has - PIP sr d
sad bis wherl sbouss II ~ pr sssst an.
an~wn. hns h. il supposed ss b In vieto
rsa. y. fors issvinx. hswsver 81, !. hasi
sep y ei inquishmeet, !. hnsa ~
slii urs q swli seva q Mr. Nsim
Sn hi, ratf ~ h.e efe.
iasfe as I tsra f
ss s.th. righ fui Mrs. -.eax. she a.
s@sss - dies uu the ran ~. ~s..nst
i hssrtba ksn W. tssr acton h..f hus
baud, aai siia retnra 10 Clss Ceftess
Kan.
Tme Tacoma 4 silver Bea y raiis..ss
sita cspitsl siset OF <kD.sai WAS tue y
s.oFstsfi ssday The company viii ln' Re y
ine b~t~eea ra aiaa j : cssacoofn r {
Loosssas.
Fsank Dcsne. son ~ the prorriefor ~
ths iid house. on A street this estv. <lep'
n a stoFe hpx l@ss night h. eHuse ne wss
ar u 10 60 hease tst ssfsaHt ~ fee fas's
1 ~ hs- assd snsts,s hos siss 70 fsssnA hsS
wsse IN seattle ssssts rsiny he
claimed that the either bos. whom the
p.,sses elasrr 10 know. set swes with The
money, aud hss psrtnsS welcomed him
hcBse this morning The same boy wsg
arrsf. q early in the week for stealing
grain sacks from ". q. hcwiand
Captain Higgins bss received orders 10
construct two large REV bargss for Seass le
aud Lake Bay parties. for The purpose ~
transporting hrIck
Chief of Folice Chesney has orsls rrd al
persons haafng signs to have them nine
feet above gfound aud within SIX inches al
the perpensiieuiaY of the buildings Ia
which they are sfssehcd. In accordance
with fhe city ordinance
Waller J. Thompson, president ef The
Merchants National bank. Was married To-
day 10 Birmingham. Wis. TO Miss
Amaryiiis Craze Of that city. He 10
vfdower Of eighteen mooibs. lie will re-
turn in four weeks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-23
THE PLOT AGAINST CRONIN.
Chicago Police BefaAdIsd, Bst sim
B0oetful.

CHIcAao, June IA new arrest was
made this afternoon In the Cronin case.
The prisoner 10 Michael Walsh. plumber.
who has been working at Joliet He knew
Martin Burke. the Winnipeg suspect, in
Chicago. Burke, II ID reported. turned up
in Joliet the day before the cronin tragedy
and remained with Walsh, practically
pennsless. until june I, when IL IL thought
q money order came 10 the winnipeg man
from Chicago. The natural fnfs renee
would be that Waish's arrest IL due 10 q
desire on the part of the police 10 elicit
snythine OF value he may know regarding
Burke
II i supposed Frank Williams. With
whom Csonin drove of the night of NAY
4. may never be peen again. The stssefs~ni
IL published that the police have rssDv-
cred the lost clue 10 Patrick C0osey.
Cooney II the fnaa who ID supposed -
have r.assei under she name Of j. u. sim
nouds aud bought the furniture which
was pat in the house opposite Crepin's
ssfiEce AID which was subsequently, taken
10 tne Carlson cottage. In which Cronsn
vas murdered. IL L given ous thai the
police expect the capture Of Cooney. rsoea,-
bly, within . few boan.
From the day Hasks . name was men,
toned in the cAse Posiee fIsufenaut Elliott
has been workisx issdasfriunsty on Bsrke's
record. I hare fouud that be Will probably
have 20 accuuaf for more than tie erime
OF anra<fing Dr CFossin. sasd the Aeusen
ans
..Fse ron think he has committed murder
hefose@s-
s'Frosa what I have discovered xbox "a
say that ise had. bst viii give yeu more
psyslcmiarx ia . Iew DAYS
TITS Afternoon woodruff fafamencssd
suit ia The cirrnst esurt for SO 60 dam 10 ges
fog liae1 AxAIsss the proprietor Of . disae
uuseau. VITO Ass ON exhibition q YAK
figure Of TIE horse tassf - ssse Of the sc.
es,sr .iices In sfxe fsaf1rr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-23


Trinssy Farsss-~ Res. x,e<ssze Hsss@s
Wassp1s. ss.tsspf EAsy<i- ~eenzsd ard Hssaf b.
arsf ssrssss- SsrM tssussay ssses Trtnssg.
E&riy eomm4nsou > D N. Isasl se5.
vires, HIS y na. ard 10 , "a ssH1sy
ssssnxsi - 10 . m G&tsAr carr ran By The
4oew
Methodist Prsa<sssst Eauseh win ccn.
sfarf seswir1s sssasg ia he Temperance feni
near sb% E<aEcn beck Ca gss<Try srd
Eercxsf PsssFhtnx ~ n .. M and = n. By
rass0r 4TArs psvzs ~r.rSsT srkoei ~ ~ Is.
fe1ne cecys<s sze<sins ~ >. n Al sss
ccrisAtsy s8sf1eS
-psY5sss;axea--sY ~ spauiefnx ssgi
hss1 services sspssy ~ q D. kn- 10 ire
ha!s <sfrzs<r II fsEc azd fifth ssss<xa Ail
ore eaF33asiy sEss.<d
asxstees - fss< s4<<xasA -. r. eAurs4 IL
- noen1xe a r.. tan6ol eeheet - 1xz15s
yeunG psSftsp Me141 & - . - - -
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FEsxsxg. Ohs0. June ~ TIE
osaSssien of Mrs Hassx tonighs a.
unchanged. sos seaalas Ia INC ssszs
> sss-consrioax ssate ~ Exxs sight Ds.
ii isissse tbs atssa<Sssg pEas ssleaaa. made
the announcement fesasg ~ fhst fbers. n not
rss.f .@0eeura1ats<nf .os hes re oysry.
Is ss<sfars 1f tss sealte of Ars HGyts
sszr = neral lass ntgAf sad At dafsng stse
p~ss winter D<xh himself ard xsfe bal Ell.
bored bett<s heath ;aan fer gearx. AZ tbs
tine al the <ew yorx centennial
both were se<siug exexIsesf ard
csnstnnea 20 foy esserxi weeks
asterssxsSs bs1s w1fAin tfls szsss tvo reeks
Mrx Hsyfs hsa eIen f&<ssnx ys<sssy. bot no
sssarxssss we're xnsers~sn<sI ~ seysoae w
nssm. All toe eAisfs~n afx - he srs3ssste
c..sseiy EsafheT. &ssd Sysrytsiss b tsssg
agze snss II Ixseslbss
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DisrRICr COURT DolNGs.
4 Leason for Cssseus r.eanesss-Twa
Sentences.

~ A<4900W uO1 GOEy00o 8s8 00 0k0t01 N0
0ostouces.
In the district court yesterday the trial of
Joha Gsbiin, the sannydale schooi teacher.
for the seduction Of Rosa Gardner. one of
his pppilS. was on trial and the usual crowd
gaihercd to hear saiacieus deiaila In the
afternoon the courtroom was crowded, aud
the evidence became of such naisre that
IL provoked laughter from . crowd of
ysung men In the audience Judge Han
ford Instructed the hasliffs 20 bring for
ward those who had laughed. and three
men aud boy Of Ia wcrc issi ~ the bar.
Jadge Haufosd sent tle hoy home with q
severe yeprfmsnd. He said thsf he did M
feel like passing any general ssrictufes on
the audience because there were few
men present that knew how fo behave
Themselves bat he thouxht that the case OF
trial end others of the same nature were
altogether 70 attractive. he did not wish
10 be arbitrary and exelBde adults from
the conrs room. but he wUnid make "a
order that minors sisouii not be admitted
to The court room 90 listen ~ sHch prs4rtrus
details sna hs Instructed the bAiiifx to
sgsnd at the doors and eslorcs the order.
The csse is = sensational ose and mach
OF the testimony siven yesterday ~ss uatis
Al O'Clock The prosecution rested and
the 5sisns& called Deli fsshiin. . brother
II the defendant. ~ ftx srxs uitness He
testified that he has held f<ist5eps of esisn-
snaI intimacy with the pscnerusrix before
the tisse 81 her alleged sedaeffon.
~ o'eiock court s<tjosrned and ths
Issy wa allowed 10 sefAfste-
urNnxIL CASE cusTfxuED.
The Ira HnmmeIi csse wa4 continued 20
fhe nexs regular term, yesterday 90 The
application ~ the defense. which aled an
DARTS shossnx fhst G. X Jeanes sud wife
and tseofge y. Erown. who are material
Witnesses cannes ne secured fsY the ,yes-
snt teFn. Jehs Nsehsf5sc;s. the prusscus-
lag witness. fsas been here fzssa Casfax ser
several dass, sasi y. Y. sslinch. vhs,
tssk the rixsol frosa HsmAseli. esnse III
tee Way ssess ran Franeiseo 20 afsefsd fsse
trial.
Txo CRIMINALS sgxfgscEp.
John Messos. tns hsghwsyaaan. wss seq.
sene ID q fosssseca yeAss In she ,<alssnflasT
fssisr1as snornsnz. The molten fss . ue~
srisl hsssnx fe~n denied n. saok she sen.
Ex9cs sszsssaxly.
Charles Mate, convicted os rns<. when
hsuGxAt ug tax s~off1es, ~ a.ises5 sisfidy
and tausfsred snas5snls 70 iasa ssksa IL ne
hxd any shiag ~ say wbs sentence shorlsi
bos he pasNtTd upon sin. 5Gdxr HAnf1Fsa
gave kfsatnzf.eeEl years in the ssenstsusssry.
Agsnr 10 1sx aii re eess;d rfsa hisn Tse
fsstaxae&e eoHsd hardly wssk ons % the
vssom sitter freesvfng hts senssare. His a.
tssrssys tslk II Gstmx an aptess
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ELLENspuxa NEWS.


Opera House aad street Cars.
EILESsBuRs. June 22.--sseosxe Reavy.
insane from cigarette smokipg and aleo-
hcl, wss sent 10 stsilAcoom last night
The contract has been signed for an
opera house 55xIs9. corner Of Pearl and
sixth sireetss to be fisss+ciass aud seat i.aOe.
James w, Ieuderhsck Of Phiisdalpbin.
and John v. Moffitf. Of Wichita. viii bcgin
the construction nf = street railway imme
diasely from the depot up Third and Pearl
streets 10 Fifth. The couffaef was slgucd
today for an extension through Tao sss
entrance of STATE Capstal park. The ma
teriai and equipments have been ordered.
There viii be- srssfing ana running races
nf the fair rrrfifdn IuiY 4
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LANCASTER. Pa. 1nne es.--Slmon CAM
vrcn's physician expressed the epsnian
that biz great vitality nay sustain life .
day cw two. There hss hera no resarn a.
eosssrfonsHcS~ tsea Cameron'< eondision
'htsrvexans 10 about the Ssne AZ aarnl
he day. He hes s>kea M uasrishm ment
and - greatly troubled wsth phhcgm ia the
threat, VIII ch be it teo wsak 90 saro~ or
nfxkk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-23

wAsatxsroS. juno - The foihsvsng
appointments are aaaoanc 4: Ja' l.
-tesees. af Maiae. msaisssr n sse HA.
wal an Islands ssieorxe Mr .os Teng sasses-.
minister 10 Paraguay sna irs.us Job
asriia Crawford. of OHIO. c nsaa e usrs
4; 81 Pet r-hssrg
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oIssrsA. June q The following cospcs-
atioas have nied articles In Secretary
whites ofAes: Taylor Mlii Company Cap,
itaI stack. sS.Soss trustees. y. D. BeptOp,
Eriek Uitu, lf. and John Taylor. fss objecs
II 70 build. eonstfn~s. own. Ie4se snd opess
atA sawmtsi or tailis ~ seattle.
scstfie 1nye<tmtuf. iosp and 1rust Cows-
rAnss capital stock, $4,000; trns&eee. G. y.
stone. a ,. Miller, l. b Rowe John n. @
irsnd<r. u. a. An<cs. H. O. 9hsey. n. ~.
Wheeler y. y. Day, G. y Bse}ey, D. r.
D~ufy. Tns general ustnfe al bustneeD In
that ~ a loan. iuvc<ssnent. tyuaf Ansf batt6%
ing association, asd one of IT. objects shoA
be the aseunsusnti0u ~ q fgns frOD ~
monthly paynsensx ~ ~ xsnfk khosders frem
lines. !urieafur 4. Interest, fents. e0nmi4
y esss ard Il nsfe<s' charges.
Frank 7hofp, ~ Monfesano, ard J. =
fsoprs. 81 CapfT. have been e5pe3nfed -
ta.zfe pnbslc-
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Pfstsbusg ssnsas 90 Host~s-Clsvs~
Isna Dstaass View Yssh.
Yrrrsxuss. 5uze z-Ffrss game fstn-
bcrx .. n<xfsu - the sentA- Bas& him:
l1ssstzra s. Bs<sna 8 EFsers. f5szssusw
1. Ho~s0a 4 Inspire. Fs~ssssx3sn b4sseE-
49, Psushorx. Morris SD Laesy ssfSusi
H0etnG- gsxraonzs and B@1esfk
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BosroS. June p - ihre~ sts,sy wssod, n
tenement building ~ West seventh and G
sire O, wsss Rssson. fell This niornius
An old wosssn wss kiss q, sna IL Il re.
psrt.a that there are ssvsrsi rvfseu> in
~ Faiss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-23

Aeottie EOmpentoe No6oY LtftIo.
The managers of the Nome aud Cascade
Fire and Marine iBsusanee Compesies yes.
ttrsisy stated that their com ppanies held No
insurance ia the business portion al Van.
eonver. Calls were made u tire ol11ce nan4
at the residence Of Mr.. John Gfl65u. Uanor
ser of the seattle Fire Insurance Co0pany.
last evening. bat be could not he f0und. u
Was stated. however. that The company
district.
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rvsrLaxn. Jugs u The last IexisIstnso
rfsnses HE ssfs psrmIs@ian 10 Issue b0sud1
sof 1s7s .sDo - bssstd cffy hail, Ths nu4ns
rsaa eo1sEHsi recently essisfed fhef work ~
eeFas nsneeA ssf fhs foundation fus fhe pro-
Yesterday NIllian CbnfcH besea rtzit IL
sn@ s..sf fsssslt cont 10 nsssfslu the city
frun kus5ssEng On the plaza bsocf. -
xfsaass ts&t his property II tbe vicinity
wuuBd - ssssssrfn thereby He eIaIms thef
rte para hsa<kS Hsrs auusfsd 70 the city
aud ssfsslf sted a. psshgit sslnarvs. on3 beSS
ever sfnfa seen ESssss. I'm sbsDTed sssA o.
sss fnetted "a such. end vTny< thai sbsy -
de- lsse<1 ferersf 5ssfscsfri for putlte 80
a. a pssssnrs 2rosnsi for the pnh3fe
the sffy Ia sieSsaf<sd tbs h1itasnk 0f . balt
xi5f BE- Hessged til psrns ssxfon n serufesz
siss fssr tbs sa}L
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poar usnf.ss, JusG q - esIIsd = -
sorhxsss. sos H~s fsaaessea. with fHm-
ker-
sAx rsAEx SO. J1n~ ~ = Aysfte4-Ae
Css9seassf P1st f.adf9w 81 yamy t.
1na. foft 9sfat4e Cleaxkt-- -
Fs,rs1ans str wal5s Wafla. yscenx1e =
Hssveztev, Port laNasszxd. H19k0 - -
Ds1eat. fAssmas ~ Fksxh, fMn@o N1ena
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Quarters Tar Russaess Msn--Lesa af
Ltfs. l0seo0.
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Tho gossis and farnltase in hoilses pev-
efAi blocks from thc harmed district we're
carried into tho streets by the panic.
stricken residents While Tho fire WAS
ting hose and taken 10 jail. This vee
without foundation The los will fall
msinly on ths poorer class of shop keepers.
. number of whom lost their ell fsue
ioxwe family escaped without even shocA
of stockings There will be s0sna su4er.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26

sufFrare in NTontann.

HELENA, Mont, July 26.--In the COM
stitutional convention here the suffrage
question was discussed. Mr.. Hartman
moved that voter must be able to read
and write English. Mr.. Burleigh OPP
posed this and said it would disfranchise
many foreigners who had fought for this
country. Mr.. Knowles took similar
view. Mr. Maginnis opposed the motion
on the ground that Montana needs im-
migrants. There was considerable con-
fusion and excitement over the debate.
The motion was finally lost by a large
majority. Only eleven members voted
for 1t.
The question of woman suffrage came
up next and also excited much interest.
The galleries were filed with ladies.
Mr.. Bickford moved to leave the subject
to the legislature. Many speeches were
made for and against the motion and
all were literally applauded. The mo-
ton, namely, that the legislature be em-
powered to submit the question Of uni-
versal suffrage to a popular vote every
four years, was finally defeated by =
vote Of "a to 20.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26
KILRAIN PAINTS DALTIMoRE

Accompanied ~ 1sottIe Holder murphy
the Ex-s hampton Indulges IN : spree.
BALTIMORE, July 26.--Jake Kilrain,
Che latest victim Of SulIivan's pugilistic
prowess, and his faithful bottle holder.
johnnie Murphy, started out yesterday
to sspaint the town." Both Of them took
in full hold Of bilge and Murphy is
now sleeping of the effects OF his pota-
tons in durance vile. This was the first
time that Kilrain made his appearance
in the central part OF the city since,
flushed with hope, he took his departure
for New Orleans four weeks ago.
He and Murphy visited nearly all the
prominent saloons down town during
the afternoon and attracted great deal
of attention. Five hundred gamins fol-
lowed them wherever they went. The
pugilist and bottle holder were some
what reckless In the use of cash, for
they scattered small coin in prOfusion to
the great delight and profit of the
scrambling gamins The friends of the
pair, apprehensive of police interference
with their freedom, took measures to
get them out of harms way. Kilrain
was hustled to q hotel about $50 and
put to bed, but Murphy continued his
sport until the captain of the police dis
trict took hand and locked him up.