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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-15
rNCLE SANS NEW FLEET.
rur CHARLES ON RETURNS TO
SAN FRANCISCO.

rra Naval officers Who We're on
BOARD During Eer Trial STICK to the
n1sudatory statements Plans Com
nIeted for the 1000 Ion Guuboats
on the Thomas Plan.
SAY FRANCISCO, May 14-The war ship
cbar3euol arrive here last night from
conts Barbara, the builders deciding TO re-
,,rn with the cruiser, to redress thu slides
of the sta board high pressure engine :
fore eivi g her a second tri i. The naval
oacers detailed to inspect the Charleston
declare that, with developed horsepower
Of 5000, sic is one of the fastest fighting
sbirs in the world. During TIE seventeen
minutes, run Of the Charleston in Santa
Barbara channel Saturday, the actual
horsepower developed was 1925, at
which an average speed of 1SA
kn,ts was maintained, with l07 revolutions
# propeller. Soon after leaving San a
barbara, on Su day morri z, The ip was
driven at tne rate Of II $40 knots with toe
natural draft, nnd making easy steam. This
was WI development II 4, 7S0 rsepower.
When off Point Conceptio the thrust
bearing of the port engine warned up, d
the shin was stopped 10 examine it. As
soon as t e rust caps had be4n taken of,
clea. ed and replaced, she went ahead agai .,
run ing at an average of u knots to u
revolutions until reacaing here.
NAMES UNDER DISCUSSION.
WASHINGTON, Nav 14-At a meeti z Of
the thorities Of the Navy Department to-
day the subject of names for the prop SD
new naval vessels was discussed at some
length. but no conclusion was reached ex
cept that the names Minneapo is, Detroit
and CT veland will not he selected.
The avail board Of design has compile ed
plans tor he 2 000-ton guLbosts, which will
soon be published, and is now hard at work
upOn the d tails of the constitute ion of the
Thomas ship Tbs vessel will mark a
departure in the practice of avail desig l.
ing as her general Ian was originated out
side Of lie navy department by Represe Ia
tive Tho as a member of % laval com
Initree Of the last Huuse Of Representati, es.
Much work remains to be don upon
pla by the department, however, as he
details must be supplied aid the working
drawings be made TO carry out the original
idea. The vessel is to be of a
modified monitor tyre and her peculiari-
ties Will 9 i'll her heavy ordn me,
great fensiva power and ability to make
long cruises with er ample coal capacity,
differing in this last respect from the old
monitor type.
SALE STOPPED.
TIE United States ship Monocacy was to
have bee sold at auction to-day at Yokn-
hama but an orde from the navy depart
melt has been telesraphed stopping the
sale
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BRUNSWICK ; WIRE BUDGET.
Session OF tho Red S1en-Denth OF ar
Unknown Miss onary.

Session OF tho Red Gen-Death OF an
Unknown Miss onary.
brunswick, GA, May l4,-The county
commi .sioner, m 1T to-day Nd appoin ed ID,
J. Dlllon ahd w. r. Shldwal delegates to
the road ,ngress In Alta lta.
The Red Meh are IS session here. Fifty
delegates formed proc 1sslon at the hotel
and marched to the lodge, creating "A sensa
u,Iil their re gatia. At the lodge an sd-
drass welcome was dahv rtd on behalf f
the city by ex-Na>or DIan, IL was re-
spouded to by Jud 20 Daniel OF Griffin, who
WIS frequently interrupted by ap lause.
Tho council assembled and atten led 10
business at nj ht and f1rme in body a d
met the eat chief OF the reco 'ds, Char es
Conley Phila 10 phiA Thee cheers AMI a
ii or were giveI hi n on lis arrival. The
del ga es are having g od tims nd will
60 o. u ste tmbott excursion to-mlrrow.
Rev. q. w. E. F,sse, a Epi ,copal mis-
81 nary, diel to-lay. R5v. a. q. Do ige is
the only person wh knows vii ne is, and
he is out of the city. All elflr to get Mr..
Fisso to give the name of relat vs' fail d..
lie proteitel, a d SAID he would not die,
and would nll talk of his relatives. His
tru was searched, but no clew to bis
home wa found. IL is believed that 1t is
in Pailldelph q or Baltimore
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CHESS BOARD STRATEGY.

Results of the Days Game in the
Tournam ent at lew York.
New YoRK, May l4-At the chess con
gress to-day Blackburn played a irilliant
ga ue with Delnar, beating him In twenty
thr moves on queens pawn ope ing in
less than an hour. ShowalJer als) beat Pol
lock on the R1y Lopez opening the second
be game II the day. The g&ms bet veen
Burn an Lipscnutz vita the Ruy Lopez
opsaing was d avn. Ths resu Is of The
other ga nes are MS follows: hanham beat
d. q. Baird, Philidou defe Sc Mar inz bel
Gossip, Ruy Lppez; Weis beat JIdd. kuy
Lopez. Ma ol beat Burrile, PstroR open
<; GuusbsrI boat j. w. Bari, douOle
fianche,te; TIC igoril beat M;lenl, SRul-
ton opening: Tau4enlaus bsat Bird, King 3
Bishop Pawn ops ing.
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Fires at Eustis.

EUsTIs. FLA. May 14--Last nlcht a
livery stable was burned, AID 10 lay forest
II es, whic1 ha been burning for several
days, de tr yed I re d dvelli x houses Of J.
II. SAGE a ID ID. Davis. The titnel arrival
Of as istaAcs ave1 the dive Ing Of a Mr..
Matthews. Some Of the Outhouss caug c
fir Lu wers savel
NJ. Sage was out in his field saving his
fences when is house was burnei, and d
no. ave anything. His p operty was not
insured.
There has besn no rain a. four weeks to-
day. Vegetables a-e Leeding rain b dly.
Mt mo than half crop will DO gathered
this senson.
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CATHOLIC K.,IGars OF AMERICA.
Meeting of tho supreme Council at
Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May 4--The
Supreme Council of the Catholic Knights
Of America met in th city to-day. Every
state and territory in which the order exists
WAS represented except Montana Supreme
President Colemai Of New Orleans pre-
sid Il. The dav WAS speut in receiving aud
a ldld tine reports OF the officers ID in
general discu sion ST the matters to come
bef re the council.
The report of the supreme treasurer
showed the r. ceipts of the < ner purpose
fund f the order from April %, 1887, to
I'D including April 25. 1899, NIL ,dins the
bs ance o. ha d Ap il %, 1887, t. be
$42, 131. The otal disbursements from tho
IA fund du ing the same lime were
$36,6l5. he balance on AMI to the credit
of tie fund is 55,5l6. Tue same report
shows that the receipts Of the supreme
,rea ,urer, NJ. J. O'Brien, from April q,
1887 Ia i.clucli g ba ance of 54 IN
land at that tine) to Ap ii 2J, 1882 on
accnult uf the idoNs' and crp4a s.
fu were SS44. The total disbursements
10 the benetclarie3 and sinking fu d m
missloners for the same time were $107.
TIE bala ce on han TO the snG'edtt OF he
fund is S7S7. Tue total assets of .he order,
including tae ca h on hand and su0p 10
que on assessments callei, are Sl07, AS.
he total liabilities, Including tue amou I
due tor supplies and due to bene6ciariss
for hicn calls haze been made,
are s9S, ,392 The supplies over tae hablli-
ties ar $9,uS4 There ave been in tina
time 564 branches organized and l44 iii Sc
solved. The membership now numbers
1852. aud there have bsen duri that
time 452 de this. Tue visiting knights wete
entertained tonight at the chamoer OF
commerce. The council will continue it,
essio during Wed lesday, Thursday and
Friday
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GILKEsON HoODOOED.
It Now Looks as if Charles swayne
Will be the judge.


WASHINGTON, May 14-Just before Sem
ator Quay left here he said that he thought
B. Frank Gilkeson of Pennsylvania would
be ap oiated District Judge for Flo ida,
but he has not been, and now that S major
Quay is OFF fish ng inste d of being here to
i ok afte the matter it is NOR a d more
apparent that lie is not likely to be. 1t is
qui.e probable, however, tn 1t a for ner
Pennsylvania man may get this office,
while Mr.. Gilkesou may get he second
comp rollership. CHARLES Swayne, formerly
Of T iladelpnia, but now of F.oriia Is t e
latest candila,e g to arrive, and app rently
the mo likely to succeed.
He has the support of H Hamilton Disston
and his appointment would probably have
the approval Of Senator . ,sy. pr1vid
M. Gllkeson was provided for. w lie being
q Florida man by adoptio , his appoint
ment W ul1 prob bly, be more satisfactory
TO the Florida men than that of any OUT
slider. Ex-senator C0nove thinks Mr..
Swayne will be appoinei Ex-Rspresenta-
tive Thomas Of Illinois, who ha. tried un-
successfully for even more offices than Mr.
Gilkesoa, is q1osed saying, in speaking
of Mr.. Gilkeson; well, We INST be Loo
dOOad y
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ON tn : DIAMOND.
Results OF the Games Between the
Country's Leading Teams.

Results OF the Games Between the
Country'5 Leading Teams.
WASHINGTON, May l4.--Base ball games
we're played to-day with the following re-
suits:
A. Philadelphia
r6ic".a r6ilade, pn'a ..'. '..'..'sg : I o -
Base hits PhilAdeplil H. Chicago 10. Errors:
Philadelphia 3. ca ca 20 o. Bait .ries; Sanders
and G ensnts. Gumtert and Flint.
Al BostOn-
PGi'2"n; P'stssarg .... ....'''"SS 20 9 cBs cB
Ia-e hits. Boston 10, .Pittsourg 70 EIrors;
sowders and Camel; Maui and Carroll.
A New YUr4--
f;.,se1 New YORK see" Q Q 993 9 O. 9
clsys.snh g,se nit.. New YORK. csveap Errors: U
New York 2, Cleveland 0. Batteries: Titcomb
and Murphy, O'Brien and thinner
A. tiuCiuhatl--
Cincinnati "..... Q 0 o
Base hits: Cincinnati Q BrooklynB. Fir ors;
Cinci natl 5 Br oklyn I. Batteries: Niau
and Earle, Lovelt a ID Bushong.
A = LOUIS
g., Ssl,iSass L9S's '.....""S .,...S SSS dSG O. !
Bias hits; 81. Louis &, Baltimore D. Errors:
st. Louis 4 baltilnore .. Batteries; Chamber
lain and Millgan; Foreman, Kilroy aud Tate.
Kansas City........0 400 sgi o s-ii
Columbus .......1 0 8 0 1 o 2 O--i0
base hits: Kansas City II, Columbus II. Err
swartzei and Hoover. Bald~in aud Bhgh.
AZ hlr ingnain-
Birmingham. ............. ..............,.... 4
tnAreapvn. SEQ .s..s.ss.s
a. Washington - The Washington-fn-
din p lls game VIA p stponed on account
Of rain
A. Louisvilie--The Louisville Athletic
game was postponed % aoeo1nl or raceA
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PENSACOLA POINTERS.
Death of Nonsgenarian-Edw
Sexauer's Funeral

DehJn OF NOnhRonHrlhn- buWhru
Sexauer's Funeral
PENSACOLA, FLA, May l4.-Mrs Isa-
bella Il onaham, at the age Of % years and
2 months, died in this city last light. She
was born at Sc. Marks. Fla, d came to
this city when Child, whore size has since
resided. Her hnsblnd, DR.. John Brosna-
ba n, died | 1871. The de cendants of tn 9
dece elsed sinbrnce alno I every family II
the older residents of Pensac la, and all of
them are closely iden ifiod with the pro Lress
and best interests of The city. Tue remaus
were interrel in St. Michael's cemetery
tbi aft ,rnOon.
Edward Sexsuer's funeral to-day was
largely attended The pLll-be0rerS were
Col W. ID. Cuipley, preside I, and j. M.
Hi lard, vic3 president of tn5 city com
IN $50 9, Capt. John Is. Gut'mau, Capt.
Jacob X yg r, aud John r. Pfeifrsr, John
M. PfeifJr, w. h. HutclinsoI and q.
Kuffian
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CHICAGO. MAY 1.-THE friends OF Dr.
Cronin. VINO believe that he has been muir
dered. have decided to dredge La.e
Michigan for his remains. The work is 70
extend a distance ot six milos along the
shore. ard a distance Of mie and hair
out into the lake. Divers will ACCOMPANY
the dred le.s. Dispa caes from Toronto
affirm a Il dony with qial positiveness
that DR.. Crolin has beon there.
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oKLAHOM - OPENING.
Marshal Jones Sends al Evasive State
ment to Washington.

mSnt TO washington.
WASHINGTON, May 14-Attorney Cen
eral Miller has received a report from
United States Marshal Jones of Kansas in
regad to the conduct Of himself ID his
deputies upon tee opening of Oklahoma to
settleme t. He says the number of his
deputies has been greatly exaggerated by
newspaper reports, he having only ap-
pointed nineteen. besides eight employees Of
the railroad company, a. the desire OF the
company. He says be instructed his depu-
ties not TO enter bom4stsads, bd. he admits
that soma of them disreg trdel his IN true
tons, and he offers Hrgume It ia justiica-
ito Of their action. He says that he him
self did rot at empt to SO ,Gre lands. In i
postscript, III rshal J es sa Is: Tine cou /
try is absolutely quiet in Oxlaho ona, I'd
a a astonsha ID al ths false repo IS Of blood
shed circu ated b. tie papers. There ha'
not been single person killed by violence in
the territory since April %. Tue port
is dated My g. 1t is uAde' TODD that the
ATTORNEY General is not satisfied with th =
report, and that he will call upDA the mar
sha for / supplemental port giving the
name of each officer who filed 4 claim an 1
a description of the land secured b. him,
together vita an account of the attending
circumstances.
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Boom ID L, plo bn Elsctr .citn.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nav H-Willinm
Kemm or, WAC Is cJnyictsl Of murder in
tue frs. degree Tor the killing OF his mi =
tress, ilio Ziegler, VA, tI-1ay sente7 ced
10 suffer pun hlne Of death 10 bs ia Ct
ed by Application Of elect city, within no
week c. ameaclng oa Monday. June g.
Tnis Is b d. 6rst death sentence under tue
ueW law
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Funeral OF MexIco's Ex.president

CITY OF Mexico. MAY l4.-Tne funeral
Of KIP esident III, do de- Tel ado took place
to-day. IL VAS mads ths occasion Of grand
mil tary pageant. PfedieIy Diaz q d hts
cabinet officers, the diplomatic corp aud
more than 100 20 era $ we're IA the line, be-
sides 500 troop, md 60O0 citize s. tn
students met last n gh. at the tneatsr, where
pa riJtic 500 ches we o maze. A proclA a.
tloI praising the deceased ana censu iag
the government was suppressed by The po-
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BoULAN0HRs' PRO o3ECUrIoN.

The Senatorial Court Unable to Fran O
q specific Charge.
PARIS, May 14-The Nineteenth Cen
turh in an apparently inspired article,
says that the senatorial court finds difflc lty
frami a specific charge ag inst Gen.
Boulanger Some ssnators propose that a
nolle pro so lie ents cd in his C Sc; others
that he be tried at o nssize., and still
o hers that he be court-mnrt.a cd. L. il
believe |, the paper saw, { rat the pr cead-
ings against Ge1. B ulanger will fail,
that tho 70 ecution Of M. Rochefort will
be aba 4doued.
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GIN. pay DH,s CAPTURE.
Complete Refutation Of the Charge oa
DsBertion.

RICHMOND. VA, May 14-Roger A.
Pryor, Jr., who arrived here to-day from
New York, has just published in pamphlet
form a complete refutation Of the charge Of
desertion recently male again his father,
Gen. Pryor. The proof N lists Of afIi la
Wis of eye-witnesses OF his cap ura, state
men sof Gen. G. NJ. Wilcox, ,Hon. Washington
McLeal, Gen. George II. Sharpe, coutem.
polaneous accounts Of his capture in both
southern and northern pep rs during the
war, and lot ers Of Gen. Pryor TO his wife
while in confinement at Lafayette, and
other papers. The proof L. REGARDED as
being absout ly conclu i've of the generals
lOyaltY 70 tne solth.
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New Postmasters.

3. HAsHlNGToN, May 1.-THE President
EE'lay aPgointed the following pos5 Dasters:
vs'Ise Is. Randolph at Anniston, Ala,
p'i a. l.. Tyler, commission expifei; Earl
~, =, LOUD at Sheffield, Ala, office became
EAv''uen. ial; jefferson j. Sims at Oxford,
"a office became presidential, Will an
Al albright at Durham, n. c., vice J. IL.
iHon removed; James a. Goddard at
!, ,l,l .,lIlsto"n, Ten, vice y. w. S ields, re-
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cKLAHoMA's LAND CLERKS.
Less Than a f5h of he Quarter Sec
tions hntered

tions hntered.
WASHINGTON. Nay 1.-THE clerks who
we're detailed from the gsleral land Office
TO 60 to Oklahoma to assist the land officials
at the Guthrie and King Fisher land Offices
returned to Warrington to- iav. They
state that at King F. her, about $40 entrie;
had been made up to last Friday, at
Guthrie about 1000 bal cen made.
The total number of quarter
sections in the terri ory open
to settlement is 10000; hence, IS than one
fifth OF the whole has been fled up, 3. T g
force of clerks now employed at ths two
Ian offices is believed to b. sufficient to
keep up the current work. Many of the
settlers, it y said, have gone t. taeir former
homes to settle Their private affairs, a "a
will return next fall to complete their en-
ttes and establish tnemSelve permanently
in the new territory. Tbs scarcity OF water
has been to some extent overcome by dig
giDg wells.
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Two Killed While Drunk.

MASON CITY. IA, May 14.--John For
rester and William N Ian, re Tents of New
Ha pton, ecame dru tx Satur lay The
form In bis unken upor, laid on the
railroad track and was killed by n passing
train. Tle latter while IN his way home
drove of a bridge and broke his neck.
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Arrin tor in the Jury's Hands.

QUfTNAV, Ga, Ma IA he argument
In the Arrngton-La Lane case " concluded
: -da a. ! o'clOcg aud after ths idge's
charg,, whici uoed b II an hour, the
c 50 ne { to the jl y. They are sill in
trial will be the outcome
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oUAFFs OF RAG QUAKERs.
Tho Barrooms to Be Much Less Nu
merous this Year

PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-The license
court to-day handed down its second install
ment Of decisions ia the cas-s OF applicants
for liquor licenses. The decisions to-day
were for ihs rds from tho Fourteenth u
tie Twenty-sixth, inclusive. FIr tieso
wards $50 licenses are gra ted out OF 1896
applicants. This 1, re luc ion In the %
wards OK thirJy- licenses as compa g 1
with last year. For th5 tFe 10 six wards
thus far announced, there Is a decrease OF
l07 licens,, as compared with las yea and
a dec ea OF SCI a. compared with 1887,
when tue ID law was In force.
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CHAALEsToN CHAT.
A Testimonial for the New Cruiser
A Railroad Offer Declined.

A Railroad Ober Declined.
CHARLESTON, s. G., May l4.-The city is
at last waking up to the honor conferred
upon her by naming the fastest war ship in
the world after her. The clanber Of com
merce to-day appointed q committee to pre-
pare = suitable testimonial for the cruiser
Charleston, aud TIE city council tonight
vo,ed an appropriation for n similar pur-
pose.
At the mesting Of the chamber II COM
merce 10. day the proposition from Clar otta
t, RAISE 10000 for tho cJnsrlction Of a
railroad from Carlo te, y. c., to Ian
caste &, s. c., wa, declined. The Committee
say. t1at it will be impossible to raise the
money at this time.
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$a5 SHORT IN S1e4,ooo,ooo.

showing of the Count at the New
York ub-Treasury.
"AsHINGToN, May 14.--The recent count
VI money in the New York slb-treasury re-
VeaIed discrepancy of S35 out of a total
sum SUI OF sl84,0o0,0O) to be accou- ted for
Inc shortage resulted from the acceptance
81 lew counterfeit notes in tie hurry Of
~ BUSINESS aud by the loss Of a few pieces of
snyer' Ihe loss was promptly mate good,
1iu u receipt full given 70 ex-Treasurer
ti!a : T. VINO was + sponsible under his bond
i'r the e4tire amount
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No pisestablishm ent in Wales.

m ms this eve ing, Mr.. Dllwyu's motion IN
favor OF disestabliShment Of the urcn )
Wales wa rejected by a VOC OF 2s4 to 231.
Mot of the unionlSts voted wi h the ma
jorty, but Mr. Cha nberlli voted vita TIE
minority. Gladstone and Lord Harrington
vera abaAnt
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HARRIsoNs NEPoTIsM.
Fatherin-Law Saunders Given
$500 Berth IN Utah.

$2,5OO Berth in Utah.
WASHINGTON, May IA. President Harri-
son appointed another member of his family
to office to-day. 1t was the white-haired
father-n-liw of Russell Harrison. ex-Sena-
tor Alvin NJ. Saunders of Nebraska. The
venerable ex-senator has been candidate
Tor several offices, each OF which mas go Q
70 some other man, so tnat he was probably
quite willing to accept the place final v
given him OF the board of regis ration and
eiectiot in Utah, which is worth about
1880 wear
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A BIG BLOW AT pANvILLE
Factories Unroofd d and a Church
Building Wrecked

DATvILLE, VA, May 14.-A terrific
storm prevailed mere this afte noon. Fac
torie' were unroofed, trees prostrated,
feuces blown down and one church building
wrecked. The damage is estimated at
$30,O0O. A large cong ezaion was 10 tho
tabernacle heari Rsv. Sam Jones preach
and people We nervous, but we're kept
quiet nd no accident occurred. Hail tell
la large gu mt ties near ths city.
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NEW YoRK. May l4--Tho Ancient o der
OF hiber aiaua began is llfty-seventh annual
meeting hero to-day with closed doc $
AAOuC l5J dele zates wern present from all
over tha cou tfy Tha uteetlug Will con-
tluue several days.
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Rain and snow In DAkota.

ST. PAUL. May l4 Specials from various
points In Minns4Uta aud Deknin give nc
counts OF heavy rain d snowfall to-day
In many laces tho ground was parchefi
and the streets ard roads Ike ashes, and
crops have suffered, bat tho prosent rain
fall will save sue crops
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CATLETTsBuRe, KY, May l4--A gang
OF men 81 rounded he house OF farmer
ma ned thomas Pbelton at Roge svilie,
Saturday nigh aud attempted h. tate him
out Pbelton ope ed lire on tire gang, kill
ing two Of them. The other 1sd.
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Two oermans Noar,vl,vncbed,

ZURIcu, Nay 1.-two Germans we're
rea ly lyme ed at a SOCIALIST meeting hero
I day. They were susDect'd Of bel ig
spi,s They were arres I'd, but they viii
proba ly be II erat d on condition that
they leave the G, n try
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Wanna eed Mark at.

VIENNA. May IA he pres de Il Of the
fruit exc ange aunouncei that in con o.
quence Of the Jewish boycott tbs seed mar
ket v III not b5 ho.d udles tbs government
interyenea
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, HAsHINGroN. May 1.-The President
way appointed John f. Plunmer of New
torA, Ieorge Z. Leighton Of st. Louis,
2Re1's spal iag II G icago, and Rufus g.
.,1.ock OF A anita TO be governments di-
~ ~. 'ors OF the Uuion Pacific Railroad Com
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Delaware = atate Secretary.

wrLmgGToy, DEL, May if.--ioy Biggs
today appointe Johl =. 5aulsonfy, editor
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