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KILRAlN AT LlrTLH ROCK.

He was Badly Used Up and Too Sick to
Leave tho Car-wiIllng to Try 1t Over,
however, Mitchell In for Another "Go."
LITTLE Rock, July 10.-The Kilrain
party passed through Little Rock this
afternoon. All the party but Kilrain
alighted from the train and entered
Pratt's hotel for dinner. Kilrain did
not get out, but kept his seat in the
drawing room OF tue sleeper, peering
out through the glass window at the
crowd. The slugger kept his hand over
his nose, as II to conceal the effects Of
sullivan's blows, and finally he turned,
facing the other way.
Fifteen minutes at the depot brought
their Little Rock visit to q close and the
train pulled out with the party seated
around the bruised slugger. Areporter
accompanied the party to BARN. Kill
rain was very sick and from all appear
ances was badly used up. The fact that
he was sore from ring punishment could
not be better illustrated than by notic-
ing him when he attempted to put on
his coat. This was difficult and was
not accomplished without the assistance
OF Mitchell, who carefully helped him on
with 1t. He was finally seated aud sup.
ported by big pillows, being gwearied Of
the ride from New Orleans. His face
was discolored and resembled mahogany
more than anything else, while his left
eye was black and blue, and Just under
his right eye he wore a cut the shape Of
q crescent, and that optic was also high
ly discolored.
Seeing that he was suffering, THERE
porter did not press an inhuman inter.
view, but kilrlin did say that he had
been licked, but not fairly, and that he
would take the fight up at tho 10th
round at some future time. He &C.
knowledged that 1t was one Of his of
days, and said II the fight had come OIL
the day before he would have made a
better showing. Hemade no complaint,
however, only that he was not at his
best.
While the visitors and the reporter
were conversing with Kilrain, Mitchell
and Donovan were on the floor engaged
in a friendly sparring bout.
"What do you think Of the fght?
asked the reporter Of Mitchell.
"The papers say we were fairly and
honestly defeated, but l have my doubts
about that. Jake was not In condition
for the fight and under those clrcum.
stances he was defeated. He thought
he was o. K, and 80 did ], but II proved
otherwise, as you have doubtless learn.
ed before this. Yes, Jake Is anxious TO
have another "go" at the big fellow, and
II may be arranged when we get home"
"Will you stop on the wayY"
mo, we 60 direct 10 Baltimore, where
Mrs. Mitchell Is the guest Of Mrs. Kill
rnin,h
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June Crop Report.

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 1O.-The
June crop report returns of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture make an increase
in the area planted in make Of about
one and a third millions acres and the
total over 100000. This Is only pre-.
liminary estimate, subject to revision
after more thorough census tests now
in progress.
The condition Of winter wheat Is well
sustained, Notwithstanding injury bv
storm and flood, tho general condition
standing at 02. The former complaints
o. the threatened injury by drought are
displaced by statements OF some actual
damage from abundant rains. Occa.
sional reports OF injury from the Hes.
sian fly, the chinch bug, the midge and
rust arc received, but the local estimates
Of condition do not indicate much dam.
age. In the heart OF the West the har.
vest was well advanced and is generally
finished by this date. 1t is entirely
completed In The South, and the West Is
In progress. The average condition of
the principal States arc as follows: New
York, 90; Pennsylvania, OB; Virginia,
90; Georgia, O4I Texas, So; Tennessee,
95; Kentucky and Ohio, SS; Michigan
and Indiana, 81; Illinois and Missouri,
94; Kansas, 0S; California, 97,
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SACRIFICED llER LlFR.
a Brave Nurse Gill Drowned while sa

brave Nurse Girl Drowned While Saw.
ing Her Charge.
KINGSTON, N, Y, July 1O.-The par.
tiCulars of a woman's heroic act, which
resulted in her death, come from Lake
Mohonk.
Among the guests at tho Lake Mohonk
House last week was family named
Brink, Of New York City, The care OF
a bright boy OF the family, who Is about
nine years Of age, was intrusted 10 a
German maid, who attended the lad in
his numerous expeditions about the
country. Friday afternoon the pair went
for a ramble, and, while walking along
the bluff Just above the lake, the boy
ventured too close 10 the edge OF pro-
jeCting rock and, losing his footing, dis
appeared in the water twenty feet be-
low. al
Without a moments hesitancy the
woman sprang after the child, and,
catching hold OF him, the two struggled
in the water until a boating party's at
tention was attracted 10 the scene. The
brave woman held the boy above water
until the rescuing party was close at
hand, when her strength seemingly gave
out and she sank out Of sight before any
one could render assistance. The boy
was rescued. By the means Of graphing
irons the maids body was recovered
some hours afterward. The name OF the
girl was Attalie Lange and Bhe was about
q Yelrg OF aRe
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REpRIlANDBD AND SUSPENDED.
Lieutenant Ellsworth Found Guilty
Falaehool md sonndnloun nnnhnnt.

Lieutenant Ellsworth Found Guilty oi
Falsehood and sCaudalous Conduct.
WAsuISdToS,-D, O., July 1O,-The
record Of the court martialot First Lieu.
tenant Henry G.. Ellsworth, United
States Marine Corps, which took place
on board the United States steamer Os.
sipee at Cape Haytian, Hayt, by order
Of Rear Admiral Gherardi, commanding
the United States naval forces on the
North Atlantic Squadron, has been re-
ceiyed at the Navy Department.
Lieut.. Ellsworth was tried upon two
charges-ialsehood, and scandalous con.
duct tending to destruction OF good NOR.
ais. The specifications charged him
with stating In the ward room OF the
0ssipee that he contemplated a conflict
oi authority between commanding off.
GERS; that meeting was looked for, but
that he was prepared 10 stand by Com
mander Mellogg, and had counted on
several officers TO assist him; that he
took the keys Of the ammunition locker
and took out 20 rounds OF ball cartridges
for each man in his guard, which he
stored in his room and which he retain
ed. These statements were made In the
presence OF several officers and enlisted
men.
The court found Lieutenant Ellsworth
guilty and sentenced him TO be publicly
reprimanded in general order by the
Secretary OF the Navy, TO be suspended
from rank and duty for the period OF one
year, and to retain his present number
on the list Of First Lieutenants in the
United States Marine Corps during that
period. These proceedings and finding
were approved by Rear Admiral Che.
rardi, who convened the court.
Secretary Tracy is now preparing q
special order on the subject In which he
will state that in view Of the nature OF the
otfenses with which Lieutenant Ellis.
worth was charged and found guilty the
Department is OF the opinion that the
publication in general order OF the speci.
tlcation OF such oGenses, with the action
Of the court as authority in the case, will
be to Lieutenant Ellsworth severe re.
buke for his misconduct on the occasion
specified, and will constitute sufficient
reprimand without further comment
thereon from the Navy Department. As
the date Of the original approval OF the
sentence by Admiral Gherardi was April
22, 1889, Secretary Tracy will order that
II take effect from that date, from
which, for period OF one year, Lieuten.
ant Ellsworth will be suspended from
rank and duty,
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A Serious t,oIllsiop.

PiTrsBuRon, July 1O.-A collision Of
q gravel and coal trains on the Pitts.
burgh ( Castle Shannon road occurred
near High Bridge, four miles from this
city, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Thir.
teen cars were wrecked and six persons
injured.
The injured were, william Kunkle,
blacksmith, caught In the wreck and
terribly scalded by the bursting Of The
cylinder, body crushed, thought 10 be
fatally hurt. George Haas, blacksmith,
crushed about the head and body. VIM.
Hoof, stable boss, body badly crushed,
Engineer Hilton, foot crushed, Enpin.
eer Slppel, badly bruised and cut. Un.
known Italian, cut and bruised will 70.
cover,
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POLICY OF THE B. 4 .. ROAD.

Steadily Reducing tho Force ut the Mount
Glare Shops.
BALTIMORE, July 1o.-The operatives
in the various departments Of the Balti.
more & Ohio shops at Mount Glare grow
more and more restless.
Each Saturday curtails the number Of
employees in one shop or another, and
the men are perfectly well satisfied .bat
10 very short while the Baltimore 4
Ohio will purchase all OF It's cars and 10.
comotiyes, using Mount Glare only for
repairing purposes.
The latest victims OF the looping of
policy are the men In the supply shop,
and an entire gang, including the fore.
man, have received their walking papers.
Almost all Of the rolling stock has been
taken out Of the shops, and q grand dis
charge Is expected next Saturday.
This policy has greatly stirred up the
working people Of the city, aud they
have wrought upon the political element
oi THE directory 10 oppose the policy.
The tlon.political element, with Presi.
dent Mayer at the head, have thus far
held the whip hand, but they try their
best to make discharges with as little
fuss nB possible,
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TROUBLE IS brewing
Over the Attempt Of Carnegie,
Phipps 8 Co.,, at Homestead,
TO EMPLOY NoN-UNION MEN
At Their Great Steel Plapt-The
Three Thousand Men Refuse to
Sign tho Firms seale-ThoAs.
pect of Affairs Serious,

PETrssuRaH, PAp July lO,-Trouble Il
feared at Homestead over the attempt
of Carnegie, Phipps & 90, to start theil
extensive steel plant with nsn,uniou
men. The old workmen, numbering
5000, have refused to sign the scale pro-
posed by the firm, and the latter an
nounce their intention OF operating the
mill independently. The new men are
expected by boat tonight or tomorrow
and the strikers are Watching for them
to induce them TO return 10 the city.
Ten carpenters went to Homestead to.
day to build apartments for the new
men to live in, but they were not per-
mitted to work by the strikers. A man
named Fawcett, who had been engaged
to do the cooking for the non-uuionists,
was caught outside the mill this after.
noon and badly beaten. The aspect Is
serious, but the ceol.headed leaders OF
the AmaIgamated Association may pre-
vent any serious outbreak. Sheriff Nc.
Candless was on the grounds to-day and
had d long consultation with the mana.
gers of the mill, but the result is not
known.
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A BOyeOtt DSolRFsd-A Proposal 70 Leave
the X. Of L, Defeated The Western
Board Given More Power.
Special DiSpGieh 10 Ne IRt6ligMeeT,
sTEuBESyELLE, o., July l0,-From s
until - O'Clock noon to-day the Nation
al Potters' Convention sat in secret seaS
sion with closed doors,
President o'Neill and Secretary Nc
Cormac stated to the INTELLIoRScER's
correspondent that last night a commit
tee Of three quietly waited upon Mama
ger Donaldson, OF the steubenYille pot
terry, TO see II the strike could mot be
amiCably settled, This they deemed It
their duty 10 do, But the manager
would listen to no compromise, neither
reCogoniZe their wishes nor the Union,
Consequently they had to-day, after the
deliberation and discussion, declared a
boycott upon the products OF the pottery
and would widely and minutely enforce
II through the national organizations
and locals here and In Canada. A uiFCu.
lar would be issued stating their case and
sent to every local.
Secretary McCormac stated that the
General Executive Board Of the Knights
OF Labor, from their headquarters at
Philadelphia, had issued boycott
against the products Of the steubenVille
pottery dx weeks ago, upon the same
grounds the union was now occupying,
President 0'Neill and Secretary Nc |
Cormac stated that there had been a two |
hours debate upon the question, raised |
By the western potters, OF that sections |
withdrawing from the Knights Of Labor,
The Secretary stated that there was a
Inference OF opinion among both eas.
.ern and western delegates upon the
natter, That the reason for this agita.
ion was that some thought the per cap
Ia tax which they paid to the Central
knights ot Labor at Philadelphia was
Without any adequate return. The dis
'ussion, he said, was earnest, but In
good feeling, and finally
proved so convincing as to defeat the
proposed withdrawal and sustain the
adverse report, two To one
the advantage OF being identified with
uch powerful labor organization
icing largely dwelt upon in the debate.
A measure Of importance which was
'assed, especially to the west, was one
Intending greater powers to the Execu-
i've Board west Of the Alleghenies, Civ.
ng 1t more enlarged powers over their
ocal and home matters than formerly,
md less accountability TO the Central
Board at Trenton.
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A RRlDGR BnILnHRS, TRUST.
Secret that liza. Developed in nlI.nourl--A

GigAOuc Combine,
sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, July lO.-A few days
ago the County Surveyor advertised for
bids for the building Of eighteen bridges.
Tho bids were opened last Saturday, and
though about twenty in number, there
was little difference. The county court
was at once struck with the idea that a
combination was In fierce and promptly
rejected all the bids. 1t has since been
learned that there is a bridge builders'
trust for the purpose Of keeping prices
at the maximum. The territory en-
braced by the trust IS Southern Iowa
and Nebraska, Northern Kansas and
Northwest Missouri. There Is hardly q
bridge builder Of any note In this terri
tory who does not belong TO the trust.
Regular meeting are held and q scale OF
prices agreed upon. A bond Is given by
each member providing severe penalty
for any violations Of the agreements.
The secretary Is consulted In event Of q
dispute. Every bridge builder in the
territory is solicited to Join the trust, and
II he refuses q systematic warfare Is be-
gun on him, which usually ends In a VIC
tory for the trust. When bidding is to
be done the builders who arc TO do II
meet and agree upon set OF prices. The
trust iB said 10 have a membership OF
nhntiL ikf
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Mr., MICHAEL OAVIIH
Complains Indignantly to the
PaneII Commission
ABOUT A VERY SILLY HOAX
Designed TO IpIuro tho Irish Leaders
Cause -Germany's Attitude To.
ward Switzerland - EvadIug
the Contract Law,

LONDON, July lO,-Mr, Michael Dayitt
appeared before the Parnell commission
again to-day, He complained that some
body who desired to injure the Irish in
the eyes Of the British public had placed
two bogus dynamite machines within
the precinct Of the court, and out Of this
alleged attempt at outrage the EvniRg
Pot, OF London, had made q sensational
article which said that this incident In,
dicated the danger which the court had
incurred aud showed how easily the des.
perate enemies OF England who had re.
Gently testified before the commission
could blow up the building. Mr., Dayitt
in an excited manner asserted his belief
that the affair had been planned by Ie.
Caron and Houston.
Presiding Justice Hanen said he un-
derstood why Mr.. Davitt should have a
strong feeling in the matter, but he must
take the proper course and make inQuir-
les to prove his allegations. The Justice
said that he himself regarded the matter
as a silly hoax,
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EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
No Longer ANY Doubt a bout 1.-THE Latte
n..t., n.Irt,.. t,..I,..,,,.. -.


No Longer Any Doubt About it-The Latter
part OF October Probably tho Date.
WASHINGTON, D. D., July 1O.-There
is no longer any doubt as to there being
a session Of the next Congress before
December. The only thing said to be
undetermined is the date. The Presi.
dents private secretary incidentally said
to-day that he believed an extra session
had practically been determined upon,
The President himself was quite as
specific In his statement to Senator
Washburn, Of Minnesota. The differ.
ence was that the President suggested to
Mr.. Washburn that it would be expedi.
ent for him to return from Europe by
the middle Of October. It is certain,
however, that the Congress will not be
convened until after the Representatives
from the new States shall have been
elected. The day fixed by several Sen.
ators who have conyersed with the Pres.
ident as most probable, is the last Mon.
DAY in October or the first Monday in
November.
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Gam engaged to Prince Murat. Hope
for approval. Have written.
TngG4, R. AND THE RAILWAYS.
The Former will rake steps to Hiring the
Companies TO Terms.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-The Gght be.
tween the Grand Army Of the Repub.
lie and the various railroad companies
reached an acute phase this evening. II
was the last day ol the period named by
the Grand Army men In which the rail.
roads might gracefully surrender and
grant the rate Of one cent per mile 10
persons attending the great Annual En-.
campment announced 10 take place this
year At Milwaukee.
No surrender was made by the rail.
roads, and this afternoon the committee
Of g.. A. r, Department Commanders
who have boefi agitating the matter,
met and proceeded with m AZ
tempt 10 carry out the threat
Ia the event Of the railroads proving
obstinate the encatnpnent should he
made II possible merely an as1emblaRe
Of delegates instead Of d huge popular
gathering,
The committee voted 10 send o circu.
lar letter To- oil Department command.
ers throughout the country, urging
them that attendance on the EnCamp.
inSnt be limited 90 far "a practicable IN
the manner described.
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THE COSRMAUGlI VALLEY.
The Work at Johnstown-Ths Relief Far
Being Distributed.

The Work at Johnstown-Ths Relief Fand
Being Distributed.
JouNsTowN, Pa, July l0.-The new
order which Chief Engineer Douglass
issued, requiring all dirt wagons working
on the streets to have dump bottoms, is
creating considerable trouble. A large
numberoi drivers reported for work this
morning without having made any
change in their wagons. They insisted
on working In defiance Of orders, but
were soon shown that the order was 10
be strictly enforced. AS a consequence
there are not teams enough today, but
the contractors soy they will have q full
quota OF properly equipped wagons in q
day or two. Tho blims arc beginning to
hustle out OF town, A squad Of militia
patrolled the town this forenoon and
captured large number of yagrants,
WHO arc now at work cleaning brick.
The ten dollar head committee are
still hustling about and the poor people
are waiting every day at tho postothCe
for their checks which II seems may
never come. Judge Cummin arrived in
town this morning from Cresson. He
will proceed 10 carry out the instruc-
tions OF the commission and prepared
for the distribution OF the $50O,06O re-
lief at once. He has blank prepared
which those who get relief must sign
and swear, and this arrangement may
cause some delay.
Tue hot weather is beginning to tell,
and as there Is scarcely any place IN the
city where one can take refuge from the
suns rays, the effect will likely be very
severe on the people,
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Meets Germany,s wishes.

BERLIN, July lO.-The North German
Gazette says the publication by the Dun
desblatt Of switzerland's notes In regard
to the complaints by the powers Of tho
action Of socialists in Switzerland meets
Germany's wishes, as 1t will enable the
public to obtain a full knowledge OF the
facts and to form a Just opinion Of the
merits Of the case. II says the notes
would have been published in Berlin II
such publication were not contrary to
diplomatic usage.
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AGROSS MISREPRESENTATION,
The Lie About Commissioner Tanners Res
ipnntioh naInp Auln,I Fsor

The Lie About Commissioner Tanners Res
ignation nsing Asked For,
WASHINGTON, D, O., July 1O.-Com,
missioner Tanners attention was called
to-day to the report that his resignation
had been or would be called for by the
President, He smiled, and said that
some people were evidently after him,
and he did not propose to begin 10 con.
tradict everything that was said. "Of
course,n he continued, "all men do not
think alike, and opinions ditTer.p AS
sistant Secretary Bussey, In referring to
the matter, said that Mr.. Tanners resig-
nation had not been alluded to in any
shape or form at the conference between
Secretary Noble, Commissioner Tanner
and himself, and only matters pertain.
Ing to business atthe Pension Office was
discussed.
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Mr.. Palmer o,, Wool.

The Pittsburgh Times says: Hon. T..
9. Palmer, the Brooke county, West
Virginia, sheep fanCier, was In The city
Tuesday night, In speaking Of tho
wool sales this year he says the rupidity
Of sales and prices have been something
wonderful. "Many clips have been sold
from SO 10 50 cents that last year went
off at 2s and 30 cents, The pick Of the
seasons shearings have been snapped
up this early iu the season." Mr. Pal.
mer is q tariff Democrat, but has had
little sympathy with West Virginia
methods for the last ten years,
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A MURDERER HANGED,
A Shocking Scene on Tho scatrold at til
Hanging.

A Shocking Scene on the scafold at the
Hanging.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 1O.-John
Kelly, convicted Of the murder Of Ele-
amor O'shea, near Geneva, November 0,
1888, was hanged at Canadaigue at noon
At 1905 the drop was touched and
downward shot the body. AS soon as
the rope Strengthened out blood shot out
from the neck, followed by a stream OF
llghtred blood flowing down the outside
Of the mans clothing and forming a pool
beneath his feet. He was cut down at
1927. When the cap was removed 1t
was found that there was great cash in
his throat as II It had been gashed with
a razor. The blood flowed from the
cash even alter the body was cut down.
The lace presented horrible appear
ance, being greatly distorted.
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Reports from, IIayll.

WARRINGTON, D. O., July 1O.-A dis.
patch was received at the Navy Depart
ment from Admiral Gherardt at Port Au
Prince, saying that affairs at Hayti arc
quiet and that there is no fighting oil
moment. He alec reported that there
had been no change in the political sit.
uation since his last report. Legitime
holds Port Au Prince and Hippolyte re.
mains outside Of the town. The ossippi
has now been longer at Hayu than was
intended, and the Department will re.
lieve her as soon as another vessel can
be fitted out.
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A .Ilsrrtia6la isttnt.

DErnolr, July iO.-A fegrolable error
occurred In The report Of the convention
Of the ARerlran Hebrew congregations
sent from this office last night, II wAa
70 tie effect that a resolution Of respect
had been passed upon the death Of Rev,
VI. sale, Of 81, Louis. II should have
peen resolution Of respect was offered
" ~. sale upon thedeGth Of Df, HlBchI
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Of arresting Sullivan and Kilrain. He
has gone to Baton Rouge to get q requi'
sition from the Governor and will re-
turn 10 New Orleans this morning,
Meantime the pugilists are speeding
away as fast as steam can carry them,
KilFain Is already out Of reach OF the
Louisiana authorities and Sullivan will
probably cross the State into Texas
about 8 sp, M, when the train which left
here this afternoon, going westward,
passes over the Sabine river,