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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
HER BROTHER MEANT BUSINESS.

NILKESBARRE, Pa. March 2S.-John
Heneran loved Mary Ysuchig but Mary's
brother objected. 4 width cap notice sent
TO the lover to keep away had no effect
Mary's brothers visited Heneran's board
house last night, took him out. tied a rope
around his neck and dropped him 10 the
ground, dragging alm over the street until
he was nearly dead. he begged for mercy.
which was granted on conditinl that he
give mp Mary. Her brothers. Howell and
stephen lanchig. lave been arres,ed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
HF KlllFDHIS FRIEND

ATLANTA, March 2S.-H. Sullivan Moore,
Jr., on trial for murder in killing Hon.
James Hunt, member of the Georgia
legislature, was tonight convicted, the
jury recommending Imprisonment for life.
Hunt and Moore were room mates. They
got into a friendly tussle and quarreled.
Moore left the room and short time
afuerward when Hunt was leaving. at
lacked him with knife, infiicting wounds
from which he oieti ~ :. faw minutes
The affair occurred in a prominent board
irg house in this city.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
AS FIERCE AS EVER.
THE WAR In HAYTI'NOT ONE JOT
ABATED.
The City Of Les GoDaiyes at the
Mercy Of General Legitime's
GunbOats.
Fears Entertained That the Town Would
be Entirely Destroyed-SeVeral
Decisive Battles Fought
The Political Pot at White Heat in st
Louis-Leaders and Newspapers Of
Both Parties Boiling the Tickets
Washington Politicians
Much Interested

NEW YORK, March 2s.-The brig Solario
which arrived this morning from Hayti
left Porte au Prince on March 6. On that
day Hayti was excited over the movement
of Legitime's gunboats which were bonn
harding Les Gonaives. Three of the gun
boats, the Belize, the Dessalons ano the
Toussant L'Ouverture were said to be do
ing terrible damage. The bombarding
has been going on for some hours and it
was thought that the town would be en-
tirely destroyed.
Reports of several decisive battles were
brought by the German steamship Prince
Hans Frederick from Port au Prince.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
COMING FROM COLORADO.
A Great Rush at Denver to Join Okla
homa Colonies.

DENVER. March 2S.-Great interest in
Colorado On the opening of Oklahoma
lands is evidenced by the throng which
crowded the office of the company from
the time it was opened. All day the Office
was besieged by anxious people waiting
their turn to enroll themselves upon the
company's books and learn every possible
detail of the country. During the day the
private colony railroad employees, number
ing oyer fifty. appeared at the office and ex-
pressed their desire to join them which. if
granted. it is thought $50 people will leave
with the first band on next Saturday night
ind more will follow as fast as they can
make arrangements to leave.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
RATES ADJUSTED.
The Milwaukee Roads Agree to One Fare
for the G. A. E. Gathering.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 2s-At a con-
ference between special committee ap-
pointed by the q. A. K Encampment as
ISOLATION and officers of the Chicago &
Northwestern and the Chicago, Milwau-
kee q st. Paul railways this morning, the
difficulty in regard TO transportation rates
between Chicago and Milwaukee during
the coming eneampment WAS satisfactorily
adjusted.
The railways abandoned their determi-
nation TO exact a fare and one-third, and
Will make one fare for the round trip
Everything Is now working harmoniousiy
for the success OF the great gathering.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
nlIRos RrD Ry coWRoye.

TRINIDAD. Col, March Sword was
received today that Constable Montague
was killed at Elmore late yesterday even
ing by three cowboys whom he attempted
TO arrest for disturbing the quiet OF tho
town. The cowboys belong near Barela
and wee drunk when the shooting occurr-
ed. Montague received five bullets IL his
body and lived only two hours after the
shooting. Sheriff Burns Immediately or
gsaized q posse and started after the
rnur1erers who bad skippeG ont
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
NEW VEIN OF COAL

LEAvENwoRTH. Kan, March 2S-In the
Shaft of the New Home mine today twenty
five feet below the vein of coal worked in
the mines in the vicinity, was discovered a
vein of the very best kind of bituminous
coal. free from sulphur and other i'm
purities. twenty inches thick. Il has been
tested and Is proved 10 be suited to black
smithinx aud cooking purposes Ii is the
most valuable coal field ia this part of the
country and Is Of great Importance 10 the
city
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
IEEI HIS ChEQITQRS

BEATRICE, Neb., March 2S-Sebring
Phelps, former prominent agricultural
implirsent dealer, disappeared a few days
ago, leaving numerous creditors in the
lurch. He is supposed to have gone 10
Kansas City 10 join a woman a former
cook in his family. and disappeared with
her. Phelps leaves a wife aud three
young children here in destitute circum-
stances. The impression is he has gone TO
Illinois, his former home. An attachment
was levied on his property here for 500,
by Aultman, Miller & Co, OF Massiliion,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
MEM YORk DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, March 2S-Business contin-
ued of good proportions with jobbers, with
demand and tone more steady IN the alb
sences of the disturbing features of the
past few weeks.
Demand at the hands of the agents was
characterized by conservatism though
some good transaction III plain cottons
were reported. Woolers of all kinds are
dull, but more active movement in
underwear, blankets, etc, is looked for
during the coming month. The market
continues very steady.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
Tne cHtcgEsAW Lrsfst ATlne

DgxIsoS. Tex, March =. The Chscks-
saw legislature oosyezes IN sseei&I sess4ca
- Iisnoniazo or TIE - day = Asg.
Thi- has been the FRS. HBsetiaz u tte
legislature siEoe GoTer1or y n byrd vas
os.claslJ rscoznixet a. f5s o fseto GOV
srror q The government 81 v zsA8nxfoa-
Gre1s isfsr-s; - ,.:tacb~d - ttls fs-~ti-z
Of The legislature. zaf u Il sI5.oc-r-1 fhst
much matter vii core h~tnre tie tNo
Ffsteses
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
OKLAHOMA RAIDED.
Lieutenant Carson Disperses the Boomers
at That City.
Special dispatch to the daily Eagle.

Special dispatch to the daily Eagle
PURCELL. l. T. March 2S.-Lieutenant
Carson and troop raided Oklahoma sta
ton at noon today. rounding up the boom
srs there and scattering those camped in
the vicinity for miles through the country.
Most of them will not return until April
- The officer will strictly adhere to his
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
IT LII DEL EGAIES-

TOPEKA, Kan, March 2S.-The Topeka
Typographical union has selected H N.
Ives and I. B. Brown as delegates TO the
International Typogrspical convention to
be held in Denver next June The selec-
ton was made according TO the Australian
system of voting, and the polls were open
from until clock last evening.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
NOT TO lNDoRsE OFFICE SEEKERS

NO TO TNUORSE UFFiCE SEEKERS.
PARIS, Tex, March 2S.-The Republican
convention closed its labors at noon
today. Tho question of indorsing officers
was again sprung and al acrimonious
debate ensued Capt s. J. Wright, of this
city, favored Endorsement, and w. E.
Singleton opposed it. Mr.. Singleton won
every point, and knocked the plans of
this he was ably seconded by T. W. Miner,
of this city. 1t is believed that the con-
vention was called in the interest of Hon.
j. c. Gibbons, who is considered a dark
horse candidate for marshal of the eastern
district of Texas, and that he desired to
get the Endorsement of this entire con-
gressional district
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
A r1is.s1anIIs EiPE.

DIxoy. III, March 2S-A fire which
orig mated In defective fue in tie post
Office az Ashton this morning burned
down twsnty-oas business houses and
several dwellings with their contents The
loss IS fully SO 600 and the insarsoce -
hgkt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
NORTHWEST FLOUR OUTPUT.

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, March 2S-The
Northwestern Miller today says: There
were twelve mills which did more or less
grinding last week, and they produced
about the same amount of flour rs was
made the week before. Their aggregate
output for the wesk was ~, 30 barrels. ay-
eraging 5,7l3 daily, against $3.50 the pre-
vious week and 123, 80 for the correspond
ing time in 1883. There were today eleven
mills running, getting out at the rate of
about 1850 barrels per twenty-four
hours. This rate, however, can not
counted on for the full week, as several
started late, and one of 1000 oar
rels capacity Will stop tomorrow.
The water-power more than meets the re-
ouiremenos of the mills, quite little Of it
going to waste, and only one engine IL left
IN use. The arrangement between the
northwestern mills to maintain uniform
minimum prices on flour has been tempo
rarily suspended, and some parties are
quoting q I0c TO l5c reduction. The Hour
market is without much lie and orders
are coming in slowly aud in small quaint
ties Along about Saturday, when wheat
took on some strength, there was fair
demand and considerable sales were made.
though it was usually III small lots and
well Scattered The export trade is still
light. though more bakers has lately
been disposed of abroad. Today cables
were of rather better tone
with prices offered nearer the views OF
local millers The near approach OF the
opening OF navigation mas unsettled freight
rates aud a material reduction il looked
for as q result Of increased competitor from
the lake routes. Ocean rates are also weak
and lower for the same cause. The direct
exports of -four for the week ending Sat
ur,iay were .. a5G barrels, against $3.50
against the preceding week.
Quotations, London, C, !. f., 2S0 pounds
are: Patents, 37sd3Ss; bakers, 1850 }tis 3D.
low grades, lbs 6dG les %.
For the week ending March y. there
were received az Minneapolis $1,000 bush
els of wheat The shipments were:Whsat,
165, 53j bushels; -four, 91,7f3 barrels; mill
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
cHsSoLEa.s CHANCES

WAsaIyGIoy, March cs-Ther- ass in
dicaiiols tOt.y q rsry positsv. nature
that the president Will nominsrs Js5gs
Chandler, o. Independsccr, kAp- 70 b<
~r<s sssis slant xscr.-xrT 81 the interior
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
sILL NYE coNvALescENT.

DIES MONIES March 2S.-Mr. Edgar w
Nye Obi Nye), VINO has been sick at this
place. has 50 far recovered a to be able 10
continue bis journey next week aud his
condition has not been so serious rs has
been reported.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29

rsrcAec. M&r,h 2s--Ths Hor. Eob~f.
T IsrcoIu vzs IN .--=>.s. q, s45ezrsrss
from a. parts Of tie o0uatry todzE o0n-
zrstzlhtsng bin o. rs nosniz4iloa g TIA
court q s. James Re ssye ~ "a at
yet made Up hls rs4u1 a. 70 vhstt-r oy oos
Re will zc~sDf The 1onirat3cn A fr1srd
q Ar Lincoln = of the oyiDioa TIA; -
will decline for tie reason chlsfY Us, 81
7~sfs j. conGrnsed ilvsfid-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29
MANAGEMENT or The WISCONSIN
CENTRAL

NEW York, March 2s.-The executive
committee Of the Northern Pacific met
again today for further consideration Of
the proposition 10 operate the Wisconsin
Central road under traffic agreement.
The original proposition was rejected aud
a new one, considerably modified. submit,
ted. IEis was discussed several hours and
then was forwarded TO the executive off,
GERS Of TIE two companies u be further
changed The committee then ad joQfned
90 meet again next week.
IL L. stated that the proposition now be-
inc considered - entirely different from
the one male. and that If any agreement
j. made with the = scensin Central Il will
be just as beneficial % the Northern Pa
CihC as to the Wisconsin Central, and will
nJs be oEe-s,ded. B.. D. also ofiGSiiy stated
that tie interests II lines competing with
TIE Northern Pssiac VII be- carefully con
sidered aud that any agreement reached
Hyjil Se u such q character - 70 meet the
appreciation OF competing lines
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29

William Roberts u. D.. physician 70 the
Manchester. Eng. IpfrIuary and LnBatic
hospital professor o. u3edlcsae IN Owens
college. says. Gradual failure Of strength,
increased paliOr Or ssliownsss. aud dislu-
cliDatlou Ter exercise g. one 81 the promi-
BeHt SYM tgus u kidney disease War
nsr's safe Cure is fhc only remedy that II
guaranteed 70 cure kidney disease
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29

EVER giofsg;zs a. y, great !sfs s.are.
ss-xzrG a. sloquent fs.t Dr. Bats
Coagh syrsy "a tie S.Sytozs acs e : lies
study. sd y l. : SsStrS-@ ssct ga. ::
Stands rit1oat a MA
"Hg,< for sszaoia 5sss "a .oss6 ,srs-
well, rtsa . rsaa outls bsrzss.s Il 80 -
s>rflrs= zrxsy - ss1rAix1a. ~: Ia s-Esi-s
and fAk@s tear Wa rs eiss trn<s
bottle q -slrst1r Oh
rELF HUNDRED s-oasEs sussEo
5ACErcsvI1E. IL. Nara 1s-Es5Y
stls irornt1g - iirsrT s-=bls - TaseR
so- 4 Srrs.Tss 49, burned. tere.Lsf va
sssy e<sc q s9rs-s s.t rsal-s SD isrFs
Gu.n.ity ~ ssy aud grzia. I1e t-rn a1s
sonfsrt- sefe = t1sAl lass Er8o1nflnE -
8~sslT - .ssn frsa-arrf - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
TEE wsArnss IN RIcnNOSO YESTERDAY wa,
NoantomDeraiure
NEW YORK srocK MARKET.

NEW YORK. January Tho stock market to-
day showed no change 10 ~ temper IRON last
week. aud dealings we're confined principally 70
tho professional clements. The foreigners gave
evidence Of more confidence la American secu-
rites, and the commission people we're taking
more hopefully, the selling being almost entirely
from ;he bears and traders. who made n demon
stratiOu against tho coal stocks. and Reading IA
particular. because of tho recent warm weather.
The Changers aud Southwesterns were very sell
hold, and 81 Paul was one Of the strong features
OF tho Jay. the foreign purchases being more
marked In that stock tnan anything el-e on tho
iist. Tho announcement that Niss0urt-facihc
hal ordered q reduction OF salaries otiQ per cenL
affecting an those receiving over 500 per mouth.
vas followed by renewed buying a that stock
with the rest u u1e roads ga mat region. Lalo
in the day favorable reports from Washington
wore uscd with marked effect m Unlon Pacinc.
The baRr afiack upon ealing was made 80 The
forenoon aud the siO'k reached its loTeet hg-
ures at about noon BAT there vas very good buy
ing noticed in e. 40 low pricos, and some large
blocks chsnccd hands a. mat time. Among tho
active Let NilWauseo. Lake shore and Western
IrefaTrei made y sudden epuft AND moved up
nearly e per cent, after opening OF J. Ih's VS.
on mo report thal unnre would be a 2S per cent
dividend tomorrow. aclpnlpanying a very favor
aolo statement Of Ae years business. mo
market closed dun and steady AZ irregular
changes ol small fractions from the opening
prices. The ira declines were few ana uhtin-
portant. but among these whirh are higher This
evening omahs rraterred rose ~, NJ ihul
Is. Missouri Pacific ln, milwaukee,, lake
SHORE and Western preferred Sc. sales aggre-
ga-ni fHIN O1 tntfsa.
HgsHfnc. -fxchaugc firm aud active ~ tS1@a
4>i.. Money mss at 1885, SuO-Irossnry bat
ances-0 Old. slH.1l2.oo; currency, tl,'.t,0"e
GO9euments dun ani --aiy = ger cents rs.
81 coupons, l0' state bonds quiet aud gene
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
The Ministers ana she Warrington
Centennial.

fhy Telegraph TO Ahe blapht'h.l
NEW Yong. january 1.-The committee
Of clecgymcu who have been for some time
a|s.i.ting the Executive C1mmlt'c oi the
Centennial Celebration Of Na,hugtou's
fu4ulurtlon have |pTcplrtui an address,
which was made public to-day and viii De
sent 10 The ministers ana churches through.
out the country. Toe address declares that
on toe morning " April 3D.. 1889, the bells,
at q O'Clock. summoned The people TO the
churches 60 imulOte the blessing of lie1ven
on The nation aud lis chosen lr,s'-
dent, so universal WAS the religious
stuse OF the importance of the oc>
occasion. We respectfully and earnestly
request II our fellOW-ciiizers Of eyCrc
name, race, and creed We this city and
throughout The entire country, following the
example 81 our fathers % meet no ttelr re-
>pceiive places of WorShipat . O'Clock CA She
mom,nc of April so. 1850. and 70 bold such
religious service, OF thanksgiving ana praise
e., NAV seem suitable in view OF what God
has done for us and our land during Tie
century which has ELAPSED since George
Washington took The chair or STATE. Eeit-
zion aud patriotism las been united among
us az r people from the very besitn'ns.
Aay they so continue forever.
ma address is signed by Martin j. Bro
nhy, representing Archbishop Corus1n;
John W. Brown, rector of -. Ibomos
church; r.. Winchester Donald, Church Of
The Ascension; Talbot W. Chsmhers, Cf the
Collegiate Dutch church; Gustav Gotthcil,
of the Temple Emanuel; John Han, Fnth'
Avenue church; William NJ. Taylor. brold'
way Tabernacle; james NJ. King, Methodist
ELtscopal; G.. p. Crotel. English Lutheran;
n. S. Mac Arthur, Calvary church, and VIII
liam HAYES Wand. edioro OF The Independent,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Nuudry Ciyn Appropriation UiIl.

.-. OVID"
WASHINGTON, january THE ,undry
civil appropriation bbl WAS completed
t,.Uay bY OBJ, House Committee on Appro-
n4InUous. The tiN carries an aggregate .p-
preparation Of S--2>l-,gJN, being cG, 3l.fJl
s, thIu Che regular and spCcIll estimates,
auI .,i0H.uoS less than the appropriation for
Soc oulrtut uscll wear. number of limits
t1.s upon expenditure are proposed Ia the
hiN. TIE foioNing paragraphs making op-
pcnprat)ns FOR put'ic buildings ere pFoNi-
s1us i|arhiidiug" preparation OF approval boy
Tee secretary OF TIE Treasury of the plans iog
PUBLIC bulldinCs in advance ~ thc arproptia-
lions for thc sane, or tho approval ~ any
plan involving a greater expenditure FOR
binding than seem specified In tbc act making
npprop iatious. Appropriations are made
lor public buildings as follows: To CONS
yIetc buildings; Birmingham, Ala, $780,.
Gao; Chattanooga, Team, S30,0o0; Green.
Vlie, S G., $50 600; Savannah, Cd, Si5, 900;
NtcksOuTg, Miss, t}l,0V0.
The United states is also 10 Doe freed from
responsibility for paving the streets SUR
rounding Ite public buildings. Commis.
s.o0s are not 70 Ice psid on account OF di>.
lur,emeuIs for such buildings. except Tor
the moneys actually handled ay lhe dis
hurans agents. and tbt Government Is 20
De- relieved from DE legal expense connected
with Toe procurement Of titles 10 sites.
Another provision proposes 20 forbid the
expenditure II auy portion Of che appropria-
tion ior printing United states notes 10 re-
placing the note, Of small don0miuation,
with those OF large denominations. The
Toy ally 90 De pald for the use Of the steam
presses iu tue Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing IS iimiied TO one cent per thousand
sheets. Cnder the head Of signal Service
tlo oil authorizes the issue OF m~oteorologi-
etl Instruments o. i value not exceeding
$50 "a voluntarily uupaid observers. The
accounts Of the United states nIarshsls are
required % be audited within six days after
prr.entltlon. The Speaker Of the preseu
House Is empowered % appoint a committee
Of mImOgfs- elcci Of Tie next House 70 visit
Alaska DtNt summer and mske an iuye.tiea.
ton concerning The necessity for a uniform
code o. laws FOR the government Of the Ter.
rhory. Tor which purpose s7,i0O Is eppro-
prislcd. Among the items OF appropriation
ere tho following; Congressional library
hntainR, 33Qo0a0; homes FOR volunteer snt
eiets, ti,99i.6s6; construction OF pWblc
buildinss. Si,lSi, 00i; surveys OF pubic
iapds' 100000; public printing, $2.2 900,
and quafantins service, ESQ COO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
THE OLD "Q' STRIKE.
OPTICAL ANNOUNCEMENT or ITS SET
TIEMEHr.
The Correspondence Between the Railroad
aud the BrOthorhood Of Locomotive
Ffremsn.
fRr telearanh b the pIspalch.l

CWcAGO, January 1.-Othcial announce
meni Il made BY the representatives OF the
Brotherhood OF Engineers that the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy strike Is settled.
CHICAGO, January THE following Is
self-explanatofy:
Bosroy, January 3, 1889.
To Henry T. Stone. Vice President Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railway, Chicago,
H.:
I DID not telegraph Yesterday ~ you re-
questeo, because IL seemed important under
the circumstances, and since We have been
asked BY the engineers to spy what our POSI-
ton Is, that it should be done with the au-
thority Of The whole Executive Committee.
The committee is now ~ session. and ] am
authorized and instructed to sendthe follow
log:
The company will not follow mp the black
lisi, or ia any manner attempt 10 prescribe
those who were concerned IN the strike. but,
on the contrary, will cheerfully give 70 all
who have not been guilty % violence or
other improper conduct letters Of introduce
ton showing their record in our service, and
Will IN oil proper wsys assist them in ind.
Ing employment.
The first duty Ofthe MANAGEMENT 20 those
WhO are IN the compspy's employ, and we
must remember and protect their interest by
promotions and by every other means in
their power. Beyond this, il it should
become necessary 10 20 outside Of the service
for men in any capacity, u is our intention
10 select the best men available, ADD 10
making the selections not 20 exclude those
who were engaged in the strike Of February
27th II they are the best men available, and
provided they have not since been guilty OF
violence or OF other improper conduct.
You are authorized % give a copy OF this
message 10 engineers who called upon you.
&. =. PERKINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Prcmedn,tca Double Suicide.

Ihy Telegraph I'D IDS Dl1Itth-l
HANfIoN, PA. JANUARY 7.-Dr. =. II. NFer,
the Oldest dentist OF the town, shot and
killed hi, wife this morning and then com-
mittci suicide by placing the mulz'e II are
V0.,cr 40 hi, temple and sending % outlet into
bus brain. tn. death of both was ins-auia-
urou.. The decd was evidently q prcmcdi-
tated double suicide by The Doctor and his
wife. The latter was 'n invalid for o MINI
Der o. year. aUd suffered considerably from
an mcurlble disease. The Doctor bat altrse
practice and an the money he made WIS
spent ND attempt. % obtain relief for As wife
from her malady. No children blessed their
union. The affection OF the couple was
strong and nothing was spared hy the lu,-
uand 90 add 20 the comfort OF his wife. Last
winter wa, spent 10 Florida with the hope
of nclplng hI, wiia'5 health, md repeated
visits awe been made 90 phys clans in nearly
every part OF the country to secure feli.t for
her. La.t saturday they returned from ore
ot these trips and Mrs. Nyrr bad been c11-
fncd to her bed since llat time. Every cir
cumstauce point, 90 @ mutual understanding
hcl wccp ihe two that death could end their
trouble and Der rul"riuC>.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Dtd ROT Die ina the Faith.

NEW YogK, January r. Judge Beach. ia
the supreme Court, today refused 20 inter-
fere With the action Of the trustees OF -.
Pstrick's Cathedral in Oechulug 10 permit
the body Of old John Mcclure % be buried
Ina Calvary cemetery. He practically up
holds the action Of the Church authorities,
and dismisses the UOmplg'Bt he saws that
the matter is not one foi judicial interference,
but for appeal TO the Church authorities.
Mcclure died while attending y OF DR..
McGlyan's antLpoyerty meetings on The l9th
OF February last. Burial 10 TIE Catholic
cemetery was refused him on The ground
that be had not died In the faith.