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LONDON, August IA dispatch 10 the
Exchange Telegraph Company from
oonstantinople says' It Is semi-ofFi-
cially stated that the Sultan has no!
tilted Greece that he will regard an at
tempt by that country TO land troops or
incite rebellion in Crete as a cdsuS bdH.
None Of the powers, the telegram states,
will support the aggressive policy Of NJ.
Tricoupfs, the Grecian Prime Minister.
The Grand Vizler Of Turkey charges
that Greece Is iomenting riots In Monis-
tor and Retyhomo.
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Another Gusher.

Last evenings Washington, Pa, Jour.
nal contains the following: Another
gusher las made It's appearance In this
end Of the oil field. The well on the
Judge Acheson lot, owned by Gibson &
Giles, got the pay sand yesterday morn.
ing and Immediately responded. ,rhiH
morning y ig doing 20 barrels per hotir
and from the indications Is going 10 stay
OF this figure for several days. Il Il
doubtless the largest well in the field
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BERLIN, August l2.-The Emperor
Joseph Of Austria arrived here to-day:
The Emperor was met at the station
by Emperor William, Prince Henry and
Prince Bismarck. The weather was fine.
The Imperial party took carriages and
drove to the castle by way Of the
Thiergarten and Unter Den Linden,
Troops were stationed along the route
from the station to the castle. The
houses were decorated with Gags and
bunting. Large crowds assembled along
the route and cheered the Emperors as
they passed. salutes were fred by the
artillery in honor Of tue Emperor Of
Austria.
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A olri Horribly treated,

NEW YoRE, August 19.-lda Harris,
an attractive Gill Of ID years, who has
been missing since Sunday, was found
BY detectives to-day In q pltlabls Condl.
tlon In a Hester street tenement Mfg.
Hannah PeaflBtein, Ia whose apart.
tlentg she was, WIS arrested for kldnap'
ping her, % were Julius and Solomon
Pelrlstein and four olhere, Tot criminal
assault, The gill told q story Of horrible
Treatment.
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qHB ELIXIR OF LEH."
A Jury Of Thirty-two Ladies and
Gentlemen Submit
TO TESTS BY A PHYSICIAN
In Cleyeland--A Thorough Trial and
tho Verdict to be Given To-day
asto Whether the Discovery
Is a Fraud or Not,

CLEVELAND, o., August l9,-Withiu q
few days the public will, in all proba-
bility, have settled convictions concern
ing Brown,sequard's elixir Of Life"
The question OF the efficacy Of restoring
lost energy and building up wasted
systems was to-day submitted TO Jury,
as intelligent probably as could have
been selected, 1t was not Jury Of
twelve, which is considered sufficient
for the ends Of ipstice, but tribunal OF
thiry.two ladies' and gentlemen, That
their verdict might have weight in the
scientific would especial care was taken
In selection.
The first requisite was that they should
have some positive ailment. The next
consideration was that they should be
persons Of sound intelligence and good
standing in the community. DR.. H. 0.
Brainard, in conducting the experiment,
made number OF tests on q small scale
Ss has been done In other cities, aud
then determined upon a final trial OF the
newrejuyenator. He proceeded In the
work OF making the dnRl experiments
with care and close attention to details.
In tue morning he visited Brighton and
was given the privilege Of selecting
victims for the slaughter from q large
flock Of sheep. They were killed in his
presence, and after having secured the
parts desired for experiments he started
back to the city, The Jurors, who were
qualified for service by having the fluid
injected into their systems, comprised
tweDty.iour men and eight women.
There were attorneys, doctors, ministers
and business men. One was lightning
manipulation, who was suffering from
telegFaphiC paralysis, 1t was arranged
that they should make q written state.
ment OF the effects OF the experiment,
and tomorrow afternoon they will sub
nit the reports.
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A BRUTAL HUSBAND
Murders His wife Decauso She Refused. I,
Give Him Whisky.

Murders His wife because She Refused To
Give Him whisky.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 12.-NIrs.
Margaret Wallace died at the Pennsyl-
vahia Hospital this morning from the
effects Of burns received by the explo-
sion Of coal oil lamp thrown at her by
her husband, Andrew Wallace, Her
husband had been drinking pretty free.
ly yesterday, and at midnight when lie
went To bed he wanted more, but his
wife refused 10 let him have any. Wal
lace becoming enraged threw d lighted
lamp at the woman striking her ID the
back and setting fire to her clothing,
burning her terribly.
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YHE SPORTS UNEASY.
Probability that Sullivan and
KiIrsiu will GET the
FULL PENALTY OF THE LAW
In Mississippi Causes AnxIety-The
Case Before the Grand Jury,
New York Sports will Engage
Distinguished Counsel,

NEw ORLEANS, August l2,-John L.
Sullivan left Pass Christian Saturday
morning for Lookout, where he spent
the day. He took the early train for
this city in company with Bud Remand
and Matt Cline, and upon arrival was
driven up. town and remained there
during the day, Later, he took a train
for Puryls, arriyinGthere aboutG o'clock,
Matt Cline, Bud Renaud and several
Others accompanied Sullivan to Puryis,
where special term Of court opened to.
day to try the pugilists, John Fltzpat-
rick also went up to-day to stand trial
for refereeing the fight Sheriff Cowart
has already drawn the grand .apd petit
jurors, so there will be no delay in the
trial. The accused felt disconnected, as
the law prescribes a fine or imprison.
ment or both, at the discretion OF the
court, and the general impression was
that the principals at least would have
to serve q maximum term Of imprison.
ment,
Nothing tonight indicated that the
grand Jury had done anything to-day.
Careful interviewing with the accused
showed that they were not aware that
the grand jury had found an indictment
To-day against Sullivan and Kilrain.
Although they have not presented
the Indictment to the court, II was
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LoutsylLLr, KY, August 1G.-ThO
heirs Of the brothers, William +. and
George A. W. Norton, deceased million.
aires, OF this city, have decided TO give
100000 10 the building fund Of the
Southern Theological Seminary, moved
hero from South Carolina few yeara
ago. Both the deceased brothers made
pfincely gifts to the seminary during
ihelr lifeline. -l--
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CHICAGO, August ig,-Alma Render,
10 years Of age, und MlOllsl Graf, Of
Wheaton Mill, were struck BY d freight
train while crossing the Northwestern
railway tracks Ia q buggy NJ Wheaton
street al o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Tue girl was taken 10 81, EllSAbeth'a
hospital, where she had her right leg
ampnlated, She did not survive. The
horse attached 10 the buggy was killed
outright and The buggy was wrecked,
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A Antlar,.s1nylnv I,ent.

LANCASTER, Pa. August 12,-w. K.
Beard, master carpenter Of the PennSyl.
yania railroad, performed his third great
bfidge.moying feat yesterday, moving
the iron bridge over Mill creek, in 19
minutes. FlIty.elght minutes from the
time Of beginning work o freight train
and two engines passed over the bridge,
which 10 26S feet long aud weighs $500
tons. " was moved iofty.hve feet by
one hundred men and and seventy.eight
treBtleB on rollers, jacks and cranes,
Beard moved The Iron bridge over The
0oneBtoga, near Lancaster August 4
1887. In lb minutea.
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Her uunII cd and second birthday

BUFFALO, NY, Augustl2,-Mu, Lavina
Atwell Fillmore, relative of thelate Rev.
Glezen Fillmore, will celebrate her lO2d
birthday tomorrow at her quiet home
in Clarence, this county. Mrs. Fillmore
Is without doubt the oldest person in
western New York. She retains her
faculties TO a remarkable degree. She
was born August 10, 1887, and was mar.
ried TO the pioneer Methodist preacher
Glezen Fillmore September 20, 1909.
She has lived in Clarence ever since.
Her husband died In 1876.
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MILWAUKEE, August 12,-seyeral
months ago the National Park was as.
signed to the Illinois Post for encamp.
mtnt week, and Department Command.
er Martin, Of Illinois, while in the city
assured the park proprietor that there
would be 10000 veterans. Now Adju-
tant General Partridge, Of the Illinois
Department, has informed the proprie.
tor that none OF the Illinois posts will
attend the encampment. In consequence,
the proprietor Is preparing To sue the
Illinois Department for alleged breach
nj rnntfant
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n,dar M Ifoyt.ters.

MINNEAPOLIS, MrSNs August IL. The
National Convention Of the Ancient Or.
der Of Foresters opens In this city to.
morrow. Between 600 and 700 delegates
will be present. Judging from The pres.
ent Indications there seems not 70 be the
slightest doubt but that the Ancient Or.
der Of ForesteiB Of this Countrywill be q
distinct organization after tomorrow.
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BAD pOLIOEMEN.
A Couple OF oizano.,llle copper. Obliged to

A Couple of GAINESVILLE Ooppcrs Obliged to
Resign.
zANEsvlLlE, ONO, August 12.-Chiei
OF Police Maxwell aud Officer Abel
handedIn theirresignatlons toIthe Mayor
Saturday. They are both married men
and became involved with two young
women who recently came here from
Caldwell. Maxwell's wife found the
girls pictures In his pocket, and discoy-
erlng where they lived, created scene
at the front door by attacking the girls
the sother evening. This came to the
ears Of Mayor Conrade, and when he an.
nounced that he would investigate, the
designations were handed In. Officer
AbelPs wife is reported to have left him.
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A guioItie,s GOOD NIrbt.

READING, Pa, August 12.-Last night
the body Of George W. Dries, formerly
proprietor Of the American house at
Lyons, this county, and hotel man
well known throughout this section Of
the State, was found hanging IN the sta.
BILE Of his hotel. He,left "a note giving
directions as To bis funeral, and wound
up by saying; Good night to all my
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1hn NIonnnrniln nli Islnih.

The Pittsburgh Commercial. Gazette in
its issue Of yesterday contained the fol.
lowing special from Morgantown:
The Dolls run oil field 10 experiencing
q agreater boom than ever, and the pros.
poets for an exceedingly productive ter.
ritory was never 80 bright, Seventy
wells ore now going down and several
will get the sand within the next forty.
eight hours. One fiity.barrel and one
OF seventy barrels came in yesterday. A
party Of Pennsylvania capitalists have
just returned from tour Of the field
and they are enthusiastic.
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NEW YoRE, August IL, On the arrival
Of the steamer Charles Momnd here this
morning from Mansantllla, Peter Lynch,
a seaman aged "a, was handed over Ia
the police. He iScharged With stabbing
Chief Mate Hertz on July "a, while al
ManBanilla. Hertz died q few days
later. Lynch will be held pending tie
action Of the British authorities.
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The STATE iIefotm seh.o,.

The State Commission appointed by
Governor Wilson 10 locate Tie new re-.
form bchool vi l meet d. PafkerSbufg
Tomorrow. Col. A. A. FtanSheim. ol
this city represents the First dibtfiCt,
The Board ID composed Of Eve metnbefg,
II y understood that about hall die
counties 10 the State are seeking 10 &c.
cure The location, but "a Ohio county
oheis 0 free and desirable site, and ID
the Fan Handle ig The populois corner
q the State which may be expected 10
!urniah q majority Of the inmates Of ths
Inst tutlonl u ID reasonable 10 etibbose
that II VIII be located here.
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Warrington Danced Her on MS Knee.

Warrington Danced Her on MS Knee.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, August i2,-Mp,
Upulae Hall died here on Saturday,
aged 05 years. She was a member Of the
historic wadsworth family Of Connecti'
cut Her father fought In the revolt,
tion. She was danced on the knee oI
WaShjngton during q call the General
made upon her grandfather In 1850,
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1ntsr.Slntr tiommI1.lon.

WARRINGTON, D, o. August 19.-The
Interstate Commerce Commission has
sent circulars to the various general
managers OF railroads aud organizations
olraiiway employees asking thctn to Co.
operate with the commission In secur.
inR information bearing upon the tela.
tions between the railway corporations
and their employees, liN t"
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pOBrsNouTn, N. H., August 1g.--A
telegram was received here to-day stat.
ing that President Harrison would leave
Portland at 5!lb o'clock Wednesday
afternoon by special train. II Ia OK.
neCled TO arrive here al 9i45, where a
brief stop will be made changing cars
from The Eastern Division Of the Boston
\ Maine 10 the Concord 4 Portsmouth
Railroad, The President will receive
tho customary 6alutg from the battery
atthe navy yard and q reception will be
rendered him al the station by citizens,
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MllInli. fInll I,al,La.l,.

DUBLIN, August 12,-Dr. Tanner who
was sentenced to one months impriSon.
ment for otIenses under tho crimes act
and who was Immediately Afterwards
sentenced 10 three months extra i'm.
prisonment for contempt Of court, will On.
deayor 70 secure o rehearlng Of the,
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BERSE, August l2.-At a meeting Of
sixteen Social Democrat societies at
Often, resolution was adopted demand.
ing from the Government an appeal to
the popular vote on the question Of the
creation Of the office Of public proseCu-
tor. II was the opinion OF those present
at the meeting that the creation Of the
office tended 10 restrict police liberty,
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pbampIon lJoln ileateh,

AsbuRY pARE, N, j., August i0,--1n a
running match Of one hundred yards ior
medals here to-day, ], o. White, Of the
New York Athletic Club, beat w, o,
bohn, champion Of the world Tor the
hAllmlle, White crossed the home line
ave feet head. Time 10 a6 seconds.
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Bosrox, MASS August 70. = The
marksmon Of the Massachusetts rife
team who returned from England sat.
utday, were entertained this morning al
q special breakfast rendered 10 them by
Mayor HAT, on behalf oi the city, ID
ne banquet room Of Youbg's Hotel.
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LEXINGTON, KY., August l2.--Atllng.
ton Hotel at Blue Lick Springs was
burned this morning, A hundred guests
were al the hotel, all Of whom escaped.
Loss sSb, ,000j insurance $1,000. sena.
tof Blackburn and ex.Ohlei Justice
HAfgls and family were among the
guests,
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wAsntSoroS, D. O., August 12,-AS'
siStant Postmaster General olarkson TO.
day informed Assistant Secretary Batch.
elior that he iS In telegraph CommunicA-
lion With Postmaster General WAna.
maker on the subject Of Government
telegraph rates, and hopes for speedy
seltlement Of the question.
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pnitApHLPniA, August lO.-rhs An.
nual Athletic Exhibition Of the Clan.
Na.aael to-day was attended by 9O,OOo
persons. The profits, which amount 10
5000, will be devoted % securing the
arrest and punibhmenl ol the mutdeteta
Of Df. I. II. Cfonln.
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GLENvILLE, W. Va, August 12.-Fred
Ewings was bound over in the sum Of
$500 to answer an indictment before
the Grand Jury for killing Jerome
Crawford last week. His examination
was quiet one, and took place here to.
haY.
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AsBURY PARK, N. j., August ig.-rho
swimming contest for the Bradley medal
was won easily to-day by Corporation
Counsel j, !, Hawkins. There Wefo
eight compelltora, Th0 distance was
IVY yards, The winners time was four
minutes -
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PARIS, August l2. .-Aletter wrlttenby
Colonel oheyroton, chief Of the stair Of
the Thirteenth Army corps, which Is
published to-day, states that he saw
General BoulanRer al Clermont-Ferrand
on We DAY 1t 10 alleged he visited Paris
In disguise. ~,
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ompAeo, August 12,-Mattin Burke,
the oronin suspect, was to-day Identified
by Mi. and Mrs. Carlson, the owners Of
the cottage ID which Dr. Cronin was
murdered ~ the man who rented Il from
them giving the name frank vii.
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CaLOR0PORMED AND ROBBED,
A Preston County Mau'G Experience Work
on the New Railroad,
Cn..y,I nl.unI.L o.. ~. T,,IsUI1.1n,.

a EEtbtvA NuhhNS hAhe AAPpeAeAsNT- "NsN
on the New Railroad'
Special DISpateh 10 he IntelligHctr,
KNowooD, W, YAy August l2.-Last
night about 0 o'clock Chauncey Martin,
living some eight miles from here, was
ChlorotOrmed and robbed Of over sixty
dollars. All the rest Of the family was
at church. He lay down and felliuto a
doze, when the robber attacked him,
oyerpowered him and administered the
drug, About midnight, after two hours
hard work, he was aroused, There Is
no clue TO the robbers
The surveyors are making very fast
time on tue MarsGen railroad from
Rowlesburg to the Pennsylvania lines.
The work Of lgrading isexpected to begin
next week.
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AlttnnI0.l Aa.nalInnllnn

DUBLIN, August lg,--Mr. Tonor, agent
Of Lord clantlcardC, while riding TO
woodtord, at which place number Of
tenants were 10 be evictod, was fted
upon by some unknown person, MI,
TSneF IE!,t escaped injury, but Ills horse was
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AFatai Quarrel,

1ovtsyttiS, KY, August 19,--Gcorge
JaCkSOn'S skull was fractured this morn,
Ing by an unknown negro with whom
he was quarellng. jackson, who ID
also eolotSd, II 10 S.thought will die. The
murderer escaped,
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PnILADElpnIA, August 2.-Dr. VIII,
Bradley, late manager Of the Weekly
Pres, was held in $4,000 bail to-day by
Magistrate Lennon for a further hearing
September 2, on the charge OF embezzl-
ing the funds OF the Pres company.
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wAsniNoroS, D. o., August 19.-The
postolIlCc Department 10 informed that
John Dawson, night engineer 10 the
Chicago poBtolllCe, has been arrested tor
pufloinIhg from tie mail In that office.
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Ylllnra llnllrsir iln.lrn,.a-

HERtiS, August i2,--A tlro broke oat
on Saturday In saChsenbefg, Waldeck,
and burned until to-day. t'ho yllliSe
was entirely DESTROYED,
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''IpANNoF praise Hoods SafsaparillA
half enough, says d mother whose sou,
Ehll9oN blind with Bctotula, wa1 cured BY
lhla medlclne. 0
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slsamsbln NSv,,

Ntw YoRE, AuguAt l9,-Arriyed--
Steamers iyerta, from Rromon, and De-
yonia, from London.
PiitLAnELfiiIA, August l9, Arrived
Steamer Lord Cough, from Liverpool.
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Experts Id engagement matters state
that dc Hug IhOald always % on hand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-10
The Malone Mint JuIep.

There is but one man in all this broad
country who knows how to make mint
julep. He is General Mahone's body
servant. His juleps are works of art.
Taking long thin glass, he piles it up
with layers of sliced lemon, alternated
with fnely crushed ice, sprinkled with
sugar, and then pours just the right pro-
portion of the finest old liquor upon it.
But the julep is by no means finished.
On the top long sprays of tender mint,
carefully inserted in the crushed ice, SO
that none of the stems or leaves arc
bruised, form bouquet which is as large
as mans fat. This, with two thin
slices of cucumber, completes the work.
The true Southern milk julep, according
to Malone, should consist of the flavor
Of the liquor, lemon and sugar, cooled
with les, and the aroma, but not the taste
of the mint. Malone says that the man
who would bruise mint in julep would
rob his own grandmother, From the
Boston Traveller.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-10
Cheerfuiness an Aid to cure.

There is faith cure not often consid-
cred, but which is in constant operation
and quite as effective in its workings as
that practiced by professional "heslers"
or "metaphysicians." 1t is the cures
wrought, or assisted, by the patients
faith in his doctor. Every physician
knows the desirability OF inspiring this
feeling, and the best methods of esteb-
fishing this confidence in persons under
his treatment are made matters OF pro.
fessional study. 1t is only in part ques-
ton Of medical skill. He may be recog-
nizsd az a man of great knowledge and
ability, and may lack that one essen
tial characteristic that makes him well
come in every household. The possess
sion Of this quality is largely matter Of
temperament, and its usefulness is
hardly recognized by the fortunate prac-
titioner, though he may conscientiously
cultivate it through knowledge Of the
fact that cheerfulness is better than
gloom in all the relations of life. 1t ia
the gospel of cheerfulness that this man
unconsciously teaches-not the aggres-
sive gaiety and unsympathetic POPULARITY
that is an offense to an invalid and his
friends, but brightness of spirits that
makes glad all who meet him.-(Indian-
apolis Journal.