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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
Aeronauts Drowned.

UTICA, " Y. Sept %. 1t is reported
that Prof walrath, OF Hon. who made a
BALLOON ascension and parachute Jump at
Coopcrstown Thursday afternoon, came
down in Otsego lake and was drowned
a message from Cooperstown at Q O'Clock
p. m. stated that at that hour nothing had
been heard from the aeronaut Ii is stated
that his parachute did not work right
REvA, Sept p - Tho parachutist To
Roux in descending from a balloon here
Tuesday fell into the sea and was drowned
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
Damage caused by a BrOken water Main.

NEW YORK, Sept 25.-A big Croton water
main near fremont station on the Harlem
railroad burst Tuesday night. submerging
tracks OF the New York Central, Har-
lem and New Haven roads and causing
trains on the two latter roads 10 be delayed
Streets in the vicinity we're greatly dam
aged A big gas main was undermined and
burst and when an engine went over II
there was an explosion. The headlight OF
the engine was blown of. but no seri-
ous damage was done II viii take some
tine to repair the damage to streets and
fraPkq
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO. Sept -.
rIoUF-Quiet and unchanged Spr ng
patents. 900: Strsights. A00a42s. Bakers
q a25o: Winter patents 400. Clears. g. =
0850
WHFAT-ActiVe but unsettled. ruiing veal
early but strong later. Trading light IA fbs
near futures. both September and October
selling at aoa s0'sc. December opened 81 s2o,
sold on 70 So 4sli4o and then advanced 70 s2it
Gsti<c May. 840s44c.
CORH-Harket quiet and steady No. 2 sfzc;
80. yellow. sisa22c. No. 3 si5to. 10. 4
yellow. 5ltc. ssptenbsr. sl2gezo October.
sls. 32c. AoYember. siA4sJtc, Nay. ssza
534c
OATs-wn-ket quiet a-t steady Ne. cash.
if.c. September. 10, f1a4c October. iss n
Iss<c May. 22aTR1Hc. sample lots in fair
demand ard firm. No. = Hdgo. No q
White POI a27c, 20. 2. 5Sa2oc No. wblt.
sl.32skc.
RYr- About steady. bat quiet 80 ? cash
n store September delivery. sikc. October,
zizc Samples #9sSo for 30. q and sl5fa
Ssc ior No 2
BhR1TY-D Doll for ST but roo1 - oboio. 80.
p e1125c No & iov grade - good. - 1s5c:
80 a good 70 choice. soasso, and 80. Z
6517oc. Fufures nsriectsa
Nrss PnRE-Trsdlnr moderate ard r-ic~s
higher Prices RAGGED 81 s1lr1Ifs8 for
cash s. 0.i21 for October fas7$3f e
for Ncrsrb bsr and = 81 q ? 60 for Jarusrr.
Iknu- -Trasirr gft ard prices higher Quo
tators rarrsd a. ~ e5as lzi. fof essf - gs1
s0s 1or sepfer-her - g. 1-s4Gozh fof October.
srd ~ E45 81 for Jsr1ary
rTrFs--Crssrsrv, s1Stc, DAIRY. safss;
Pacing stcck fasasc
TrC-- Fresh SO lfatr
PorfTrF-Idrs ca'cssrs ft0re psr >
I.rt T1rveFs lesaiic per- i~, Doek. sik1
Ioc per = LIE cs<s. - D)1te9 -, dozsn
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

Roxr. Sept os-Cardinal schisf1uo
died suddenly Tuesday He was one OF the
most distinguished and learned members
Of the sacred College Ia fact il is
thought by many that he had a good
chance Of succeeding TO the Papal chair
he was born as Genoa IN is2o. and was
thus in his Goth year He belonged n the
Benedictnc order. and was made Cardinal
bv Leo XuT ia IsS5
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

WIsBTNcToN sept p The annual TO
port OF poslInAstcI-o ocnerRl Wanamaker 10
locked for with much interest here as II is
believed IL viii offer some suggestions
relative 10 the portable legrnph sfste IN.
and perhaps 10 the postal saFlngs banks
both Of which subjects the rostmAstcT-s5en-
eraI has been studying with much iltefest
since bis accession 10 his present position
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept 25-The opera
house was crowded TO overflowing Tues
day afternoon TO witness the historical
tableaux given in part rs a testimonial 10
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe. The tab:eaBx
illustrated National events from Columbus
to date. and were de igned especially %
show the progress OF woman. The author
and manager was Miss Ora Scott Pond. of
Boston N-R Hvermo-e was lecturer
Mrs Isabelle Beecher Hooker personated
hra
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
THEY NAKE GOOD RFADING.
A Con1srsstisn - Telegraph Dispst-b.-
Tauehfps rpos . vsrtst- - fntsrssting

A fonHsrsstt~r - Telegraph bfsrst-h@s
Tosehins Ups. . vsri.sr ~ Irtsr.stine
Torirs
sHetf shocks - earthquake hs-s o.
CARED recently 81 Kingston. Jsnsies ard
ir Peru
= r~rdt~sts bns heer forrne< - is.ss ~.
Cs.sspssk. = onio cspsi fos fss SEA-. 81
Enrvlnpd
Tfs Tfirois volunteer frernsr h~fan
tfe.r nnr1si t0rrrsruenf ~ Clinton ysstrr
dsv it's - continue three Gers
1hs fross hsf done considerable 6s-nsr.
- usnT 70 TIE fruits ~ Southeastern
Eisnrsn Corr fss suTersf rprt
A. vsv B.dfo-f kss- 1ussdsv Frsrk
re rwoof 81 rsnrs cl1 vss h%it fu
q ~ bonds on ~. cnsrg, - stabbine =
SISTER
Frsnk F1sbss. snf 7ohr eo-hsrr rs,kss
tss teck - tns eourtT in ~ hsrrN vls
sD6 sscsYsc e. ~ roo0s = b. shs-is - in
pursnit
kt BARN. Vie To.essv Thouss cas-
sisy r.sa1sa R1iifT - toe obsfgs ~ nrrr-
isry sHt rs~sf~e< . seutercs - f-s years
- w. --~-sts~-tt.--
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
George Franci. Train Arre.ted.

BosToS, sept p George Francis Train
was arrested Tuesday. Years ago he
indorsed mote for a friend The 3ote fell
into a money loaner's hands and has grown
from 1858 10 81, 900 by interest charges and
other fees Mr. Train declined 10 pay OF
take the debtors oath and was locked up.
tie claims hc can not be made 10 pay. an no
has been adjudged insane.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26


.-Fhe repeal g the lev 81 - lese - az
prouuate tsr as e1f.I1e = ss ~ fslce ne &Iollt
O. uoley 1on g. prcpriefSd veIlz ee Ar iu-
scsnse essk f0f 4ny CoaFrsss ~ sttHck
cis .l-sxrF - ref0Im a04-e os a ssl aets fer
kep4ul.e8a - 90 e. uSu-l Is party tre2e1ery-
8 base breach II f4lih- These attacks cou.e
frou4 taree classes 0f ueui lEoss VIC ezn Eot
geG once. ard probably CcGld nCt aly-
hon. comfort themselves - attacking WI
service reforn. those E1cse Foi1leA. power
depends upon nothl3E ouI their capacity Tor
psdll ag political patronage are. - course,
opposed 10 II The olhcf class - ocmposoo q
cuil pes PIE deluded ty the other i've. There
= no danger q a repeal q the law. I, nothing
else stood Ia the way the Pres.oents veto
w0gld prevent ff-s. sna Dy no possibility
could tie opposition get strength 10 pass u
over his veto. have TOO much faith in the
majority Of tie men ocrs CT Congress 10 be-
IeYe that there Nil be aEy failure 10 make
necessary sppfosrl4uoEs TO main taia the clTll
service. The Republican party IL suoEgly IN
favor OF The law and every Republican WHO
acts against II Is q better"
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
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RuckIen,s ArnIca SaIxe.

The best salvc IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, chilblains,
cOrns and all SKIN cruptiOns, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
IL IS guaranteed 10 give perfect satsfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale by Peek Bros, drug
gists, corner Monroe and DiVHOn-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
A New Jersey sheriff Killed BY tn. Cars.

PATERSON. N J.. Sept 25.-Nicholas C
Demarest. sheriff, OF Bergen County. and
one OF the best-known politicians in
Northern New jersey, was struck by an
Erie express train at Rutherford Park at
3 o'clock Thursday evening and literally
ground 10 pieces His team OF horses es-
capped without a scratch. but the buggy
was demolished Mr Dcmarest was at
tempting 10 cross in front Of the train. and
it is claimed that he disregnrded the flag
mans warning
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

TOPEKA. Kan. Sept p. Julius I Bailey
convicted six years ago of killing his
father was released from the penitsntiary
Tuesday by Governor Humphrey The
Board ot Pardons, which recommended
Bailev's release consider him innocent Of
the crime for which he was Imprisoned
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
FIGHTING THE BEER TRUST.
ST. Louis Saloon Keepers May Unite and
Ruild a ZIG Co OperRtlNo RrnMerx.

Build n Big Co-Operstiso Brewery.
81. LOUIS Sept 25.--Ihe rival factions In
the beer war that has been raging here for
several months. composed on one side Of
the brewery trust and on the other
OF the associated loon-keepers under
the leadership OF the Banner Brew
cry Company OF Cincinnati, are now pre-
pairing for the struggle which is 10 de-
eide the question CT the supremacy Of the
trust Treasurer Darosant, OF the Banner
Brewing Company. is here TO perfect the
details for the erection OF q large brewery
IN this city 10 be run on tho cooperative
plan and in opposition 20 the combine OF
brewcries now controlling nearly all the
beer trade Il is to be of capacity Of 200. =
O0l barrels per year and will have capital
stock OF 500. .0CO
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
Several Candidates for Tanners Place.

WAsRIScToS. Sept 25-The declination
o; Major Warner TO accept the position Of
Commissioner OF Pensions has again started
the friends OF the other candidates to work
in their behalf The list OF anxious per-
sons spoken OF includes Judge Rea, Of
Minneapolis; Ex-Governor Fairchild. OF
Wisconsin,: Generals Powell and Martin. OF
Illinois, General Knefer, Of Indiana. and
General Brown. OF OHIO. Governor Fair
child Is believed 20 have the best prospects.
with Martin or Brown next
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

cezaax t4s srt4c>s
sn2zs - eeEl~l1 gIsr
t<rs Up1a I1s Civil
ssrK.es 80 &l1 t1s
- - tax % al a.
tempt & rSpeai sAs
lAw tEIs WaB e r
NAi@ Dog clgnliylng
tks - sEtEci1s - al
tIl1aGlng - tnem suy
p wex u GnJ1fe tAe
reform. III hose p
sel- speaks piaiaky a.
u t1s rlerls q tbs
cGse eD0 4s 70 party
obligations 10 sustain
.Ha .a a.. ..
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

WAsH1NGToS. Sept .. Consul General
New writes 10 the state Department from
London that the inability of vessels 70 un-
load cattle shipped from the United States
10 London. owing 20 the strike along the
docks. is causing great hardship 10 the men
employed on the vessels, who are without
means OF support or opportunity 70 return
pending the delay Of landing cargoeA
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

JhcKsoNvIIlT Fla. sept . Damage "a
the amount 81 go 0Jo wss done az Pablo
Beach and vicinity hy the tornado % Non
day. several houses were blown down n
West Jacksonville and two churches were
wrenched from their foundations The
main building % the sands Hills hospital
wss wrecked and monster oaks wer. pros
trrf4c
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
SHE LIKED TO STEAL.
l5-Yesr-Old Mics Who Has Maze
Record as q Horss-Thief ilaosd
Trlal at faThersburg. ". Va

PAKKEKsDUnG. ". Va. sept 25 Etts
Robinson. l7-ycaf old horse lLief. whose
good looks and winning wsys have made
her fayorite and Interested many prom.
iDent people IN her case is on tllsl here
Within The last Ell months she has Eto.eB
four horses anc take p daredevil rioesl ~ the
wilds Of NesS Virginia swimming swollen
streams and hiding IA the mountAins
For the FIRST two tlof.s she was not prose-
cufed For the thlIG sbe was placed ia
Jail She managed 90 make a hole ia the
prison wall and fed with horse tak en-
from the taller barn. but was rocaptureo
ten days later She j. given credit foI
stealing FOR The pure love OF the excite
ment of the thing
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

FvA~svTEI.E. Ind sept 25 General Mar
arer Ewing of the Mackev lines has ten
dersd bis resignation. 10 take effect sep
tember - Major ETiDg viii accept the
position of cashier a. a new bans 20 be es-
tabhshei at Indianapolis ~ 1oserhus Col
lett and other Indiana cariisIists Ine
duties of general manager will be assumed
bJ President Mackey for the tins being
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
zng csvIA-sgsucg law.

Ces1l - - a. z,asr Roosevelt s&ss Thai ia
Keze&l 81 f~4aas - Properly En-
fore.s a. fsoG4a hs = NsEs@f Ex1. aa6
DesssN Ebiak fa@t CsEEress VII Isks
Any s4eh Asts@A-
RaszssGEoS sept - 4 reporter Asa =
t4zk sE1a keu-U As<ieEef keassxelt oen-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

SYCAMORE. H.. sept p John Wright.
who lives about three miles from here has
lust returned from Laporte Ind where he
has identified the prisoners la1ieo there 80
being pars of trio who robbed him of
s. 90 last spring while pretending 10 buv
his farm. They viii be brought here as
soon ss the necessary papers can be made
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

NooEHFsD. Ninn sept - F 7 Scbreib-
e~ vas shot twice and killed Tuesday night
bv his nephew. john T. schrsiber Il =
believed thcv ouarreiea over money mat
fers The murderer was CAPTURED f1st -
he urar crossing 80 Fargo
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

WHErrr~s. " Va. sept p -Hsrrr a
Sevboio. indicted for ssrbezziing ~ 81,
from the Bank ~ Wheeling hss fed 49,
his tsHn bond siFne1 ~ his fstts, ths
csshIsf 81 the Lart Las been forfeited
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

sFRrScTIzlD. O.. Sept g. Mrs J. G
Anderson lcoloredf. aged -, aud the
mother of sixteen children. is said 90 have
eiopsd WITH young man q years old oi
xenis. bv the name of Evans The latter
Ira~es vounr Wife
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

BOARDED BY BANDITS.
A Train Robbed in Texas-The Thieves
said to Have Made Haul of $4,000.

FoRT WORTH, Tex. Sept. a passen-
ger train on the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa
Fe was stopped by train-rObbers eight
miles below this city Tuesday night and it
is reported that they stole at least $40, 900
from the express safe and some OF tho
DasganQera
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

was71xr70T sent 11-Dr James ?
Fiuhsu Of EcnnsTi Director 81 TIE
Nnt hss res Gnfd auf Fdwsrd % Leech,
comuoter in tas o8ce. it is andsrFtooc. vii
4. rfs saccessrr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

PHuADEIrnIA. Sept p - Ex-snrGeon-
General Joseph Beale. L. \. died ia this
city Monday. aged - yeas He entered
the navy as an assistant surgeon IN 1897.
lie was made surgeon General in 1913 and
placed on the retired list IN ls76
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

sAIT Ian tITf. Z 7 sert n Sir
sdulterous and seven unlawful cohabifor
Tioistors - the Ecrnundf isw on Tuesday
received sentences In the frsf district eourt
a. Provo None would pfomire obedispcs
20 the law and a. al were senf - ne p.ni-
Tertiary fof tome q two q six nnrtha
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

WssHTvoToS sept - The immigrant,
arriving ~ the United states for tb. ei.h,
months ended August 81 last l.xcsf.t from
Canada and GsKicoi numbered 90 tex
against @4 sf2 during the same psfIos "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

Tho Original Abietne Ontmcnfis on
ly put ~ I'M large two-ounCe TN boxes,
and is an absolute cure for old sores,
burns, wounds, chapped hands and all
SKIN erupuons. VIII positively cure
1Ii kinds Of piles. Ak for the Original
Abietne Ointment. Sold by Peck Bros.
1t - cents per bOx-by mail 80 cents.
For don't care. dull. tired feeling.
Impoverished blood. dull pains IN back
and head. taniaiizug sslu eruptloue.
Kemp ~ar-apaTi.ia never fails to give
rrhef. Ne always guarantee rt. Price
si psr bottle. Il1ls' drug store. I20
Nonr0C-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

81 JosEru no SEPT - The date for
the convention of Western men called for
the uarpQss of deciding vaat Western city.
7- a~7frs Sew lorF. shall be indprsed for
the vorifs F1ir las been changed from
ft~t~-ar tn
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

DErvEt Col sept p TT. n.w rossl
Princeton a. Busns Vista Co va ds-
sfroved ~ Gre Tuesday morning Joss.
- 90s1
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

ssiif > Speei1c his euTed liT1Ltlis nlsce =
~1.is ssslll1g q lls @eEss fgps. 4ons ia
t71niT pieces 81 rosl 1alsae sssr o. asr ieg- Sle
80 1ot 41l1 % So - eight aeulzs. szd ,Fzs
cn erlfeass Ye4s 1ila loosfs ADVISED slspG-
Lsziou. b.ll lsfas.d. sa1 pat 1ef % S Z :.
sn4 p aos - eel AID pLsgfll a. szg e-i-d.
Aas. As3lE ozz-Lzas, Cqs4alo1s. q.
frz4i,se ca Elosl I1d ,k.a Diseases naised
lise
5sLsr srs,.Iric CO.. Dzaser 2. AEiaala ca
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

Elasersss fEepAr-t4.ls IA t1s NsadiAx
a. klct nelS rprlsgs. \ n. 81 H1aEas.s
k<s.tss .n4 As.it4 ErCarsalck-
EIcAfIz-p ~ kIkDk \ ! Sepl - $50
Fet2ry ane Mr. James q Blame and fanlilT
2rriss1 here TUESDAY uiget - ssssna the
l44Irises Al Ezugsloas k-AIns - HIS A1its
AcNor1sllck - Nklo&E 8. y llet sakes pass
3aeEsosy nsoa
ihs flesty terlaH ChGtcA y hers tie sed-
dinE All tAks phase IL nov being l4cJuls
esaazstea viii snilsa Nns palma tst. =
\ \. aelmez 4Aslog ~ t-ls oEarcL, sil
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
HEAlTHls WEALTH

Or. 2. g. West Nerve AT Brain Treatment.
sSl4r4 seed specific iyr HgsteriA. Dizziness,
C01Fu isilas. ttr,. nervous Neuralgia. Heal
scnr. Nervous ffasrItti0l caused ~ TIC 4se
e. alcohol ~ tobacco. NJ 41rt il1e.s. Mental
Depression -afJeul x u fhe hr1la resulting
a. Iasau ~ A-i1 is11i lS % aIistrg. Grfay Al.t
a-ath freru4 ARE Uli ~ EArfennr5s LossOf
f1asr la eitlsf sea. t4t9l4 4lLarI Losses 4Aa
flrfmaL1rfnue1 caused ~ over r@erfl1n y
sne brain. seIf abuse ar over nd liZrare- Etcn
1oz contains oa- moafn's treatment 81 box
Or sx Boxes Tor s.. ~. - mAA prepaid On 70
eei % sl price
w. GUARANTEE SIX BoxEs
To cure any ease. With each order rccei Eed bJ
a. for sil 10Ns. accompani-d with 8. viii
s~1f tnr purchaser u1f written guarantee %
refund ~ money n the treatment does nos
eject cure. h44l4ltees issued 0niy -
IT. Toos, Druggist
Gle A-'t. I. Monroe 81. Gra1d Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

Wheat Aea 81 p bashel
toms e. oHslci.
uafs-NrH --r p b4snel
Corn Meal tou.
Hye--lc ltlslei
of0una f-ed -sieel7 ? ton.
Braa-sl1 g f1u.
Niidiuss- So r ton.
-cfef fli iHls-si1
flear-lily Waite. $40. Straight. s-.50i Pat
lt - at ? hundred
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
pR. rs CURE No. },
GRATEF,L-CoMFoRTIN1
Epps S Coco a

by thorough knowledge OF the naturA
laws which govern the operations % digestion
and nutrition. and by a careful application Of
the Inc properties Of well selected Cocoa Mr..
Epps has provided our breakfast tables With a
dellcateiy Favored beverage which may save ns
many heavy doctors bills. 10 Is oy the Judi
cio1s Use OF such articles OF diet thata cOnsrtu-
ton may be gradually built up until strong
enough - resist every tendency 20 disease.
Hundreds OF subtitle mAiaGles are f0aflng
around us ready 90 attack wherever there il A
weak point. We may escape many q fatal shaft
b7 keeping ourselves well fortified with pure
blood and A properly 10urished frame. Civil
Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
e0ld Only lu half pound tins by 6roccrs.
labelled thus. JANIS EfPS 4 CO,
Homeopathic Chemists. Lo oRdon, England.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

Is9wDos. sept r -Fii1s Cpof N. poet
sss died 81 Wimbledon. vbsr. an. nd
lived in seolusion fof many yssns On. vas
born IN is8
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

Blfrer- i-e l1c pound.
FExs-lrl E DOZEN.
Potatoes 81 ser tlShel.
4prI-s- tls ~ p ta,net
Peaches -. q bushels
Pears -sl-.ttl ~
fl-Ms-. lse5zfg 3 bushel.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-29
MERGED NOTES.
District Attorney Going After the Dives
Diamond Contests

District Attorney Going After the Dives
Diamond Contests.
MERGED, July 2Sth.-Yesterday afrer
noon Sam Roberts, keeper of a dive in a
dlsreputable quarter, swore ont warrant
against J. w. Breckenridge the District
Attorney, for misdemeanor committed in
visiting houses of ill-repute. The warrant
was put in the hands. of Constable. but il
could not be served until Breckenridge
who was attending Court got through.
About 4:30 o'clock the warrant was
served and the prisoner taken before Jus.
uce Jones, who allowed him to go on his
own recognizance until tomorrow.
breckenridge had several saloon keepers
IN that quarter arrested this week ard thev
retaliated by bringing charges against him.
tire took place northwest of town to-
day, near the old Crocker ranch, DESTROYING
considerable amount of grain. The origin
of the fire is not known.
The Tribune Club of Oakland PLAYED
the Cohen q Wise Club here yesterday and
to-day.
The home club was badly beaten. Yes
terday the score was Ii TO / in favor of the
Irlbunes. To-days game was also won by
the Irlbunes; score, II 10 IL. Next Sun
day the Santa Cruz Club will play here.
Bodies Recovered.
PORTLAND, July 2Sth.-The bodies of the
two Weed boys, the brothers drowned
while bathing last night, were recovered
this afternoon.
Nola Joplin, the 7-year-old girl who was
burned by coal oil explosion yesterday
while lgnitlng fire, died at midnight.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-29
SUNDAY IN CINCINNATI.
Fight Between the Police and Saloon
Keepers-Riotous Proceedings.

Fight Between the Police and Saloon
Keepers-Riotous Proceedings.
CINCINNATI, July 2Sth.-To-day has been
a regular field-day between the saloon
keepers and the police. OF the 2l2 saloon
lists who met last week all, with the ex-
ception of about forty, tried to keep open.
In consequence there were about 156 ar
rests. By far the greater part of the saloons
were to all appearances closed.
Over the Rhine two or three riots took
place. This afternoon at Fifteenth and
Pine streets, about clock, the police un-
dertook to arrest man for dlsorderly con-
duct. A crowd of l 500, composed chiefly
of hoodlums that infest the neighborhood,
quickly gathered and cry of mob the
police" was raised.
The mob set upon the police with clubs
and fists. and one policeman was badly
beaten, his scalp being cut, but he was not
seriously injured. About q dozen police
men kept the crowd back with clubs while
an officer arrested the njan. On the cor
ner of Walnut and Twelfth streets, at Ar
huger's saloon, an unsuccessful attempt to
mob the police was made.
Three reporters who went over the
Rhine this evening to look up matters had
quite an adventure. They were suspected
IS being spies, and crowd demanded they
give an account of themselves Two of
them gave satisfactory reasons, but the
third was obliged to turn and run down
Pine street. II e was followed by mob,
and he only escaped serious injury by
being rescued by The police. More saloons
were closed to-day than on any previous
Sunday since the attempt was first made
TO enforce the law
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CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
Mrs. Lucie Parsons Makes a Wild ant
Incendiary Speech

Mrs. Lucie Parsons Makes a Wild and
Incendiary Speech.
CHICAGO, July 2Sth.-The hundredth
anniversary of the storming of the Bastile
was celebrated by the Socialistic and An
archistic societies in this city to-day 1t
was jubilee day for the Anarchists Mrs
Lucie Parsons, widow of the noted Anarch-
list, made an incendiary speech that was
loudly applauded.
She said the fall of the Bastile, while a
blow to tyrrany, did not destroy economic
slavery. There must be another revolu-
ton against the bastile of labor The peo-
pie will rise and storm and capture
those bastiles, and they will bear out the
heads of these devils-those capitalists
on the tops of pike slaves. Vociferous ap-
plause. They presume to rule by the di-
vine right of the rifle and Gatiing gun, the
moose and the prison. You must seize
those rifles and those Gatling guns, destroy
the gallows and storm the prisons. You
must not march in the street to be moved
down, but you must get within the walls,
and victory is yours. l say there will he
revolution. l say you men are brave
enough to rise and put down the tyrant
The revolution comes, the red flag waves,
the bastile falls, the common people are
triumphant, and history repeats itself"
The crowd cheered itself hoarse. At the
conclusion of Mrs. Parsons speech Paul
Grottkan, well-known Anarchist, echoed
the sentiments vehemently expressed by
Mrs Parsons