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MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
LonGshorsmen Who ars the Victims Of
some Malicious Person or Persons.

Longshorsmen Who are the Victims OF
Some Malicious Person or PSrsous.
New YoRK, July ia mysterious
case Of shooting in which three long.
shoremen were made the victims Of some
body's malice has just come to notice.
Frank Meyers, Of 0 Renwlck street, and
Edward Tanning, Of 2lG Elizabeth street,
both longshoremen, walked into Cham.
bers street hospital yesterday with pistol
shot wounds in the body. The men
said that while at work on the Ocean
Steamship Company's wharf, at pier So,
North river, they were shot by some
person or persons. The men after
having their wounds dressed went away.
At noon to-day james Egan, OF 200
Spring street, came into the hospital
with three pistol shots In his body, He,
too, said while working In pier So yes.
terday afternoon some mysterious per.
son or persons shot him. After the
bullets were extracted he left.
The shooting has thrown everybody
In the pier into state Of terror and
everybody imagines that he will be shot.
The police are engaged in trying 10 find
out who is doing the shooting, but as yet
no arrests have been made. A theory
given out as the cause Of tho shooting Is
that several Longshoremen were dis.
charged some time ago and their places
were filled. The three men who were
shot were among the newcomers, and 1t
Is believed by great many that the old
men are trying to get even by shooting
them,
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KILRAIS AT HOME,
He Talks About the Fight and How he was
whipped,

BALTIMORE, July l7,-Jake Kilrain,
the pugilist, who arrived in Baltimore
yesterday afternoon, has entirely recov-
cred from the effects OF his battle with
Sullivan and looks In even better con,
ditiop than on the day he left Balti,
more for the aghting grounds, He does
not show mark OF any kind. In speak
ing about the great fight Kilraln said
squarely that he was whipped, but
thought that he was largely the victim
Of circumstances, When asked directly
Il he thought he was drugged, he said: I:
''No, don't think ! was dFugged, II |
had been ] couldn't have stayed as long
as did"
Johnny Murphy, when asked the same
question, answered mysteriously that
there was something wrong, but that for
tbs present his tongue was tied, but
when the time came he expected 10 make
some important revelations,
"What have you got to say about
Mitchell the reporter asked,
well, he was not very attentive, to
say the least" was the reply.
III you ever tight again, Jake, would
you have Mitchell for your trainer2"
No; | don't know that would. But
! don't know that Twill fight any more.
! think ! have had my share Of it?"
In speaking further about the fight
Kilrain said; u weighed 1856 pounds
when ! went into the ring, and all the
talk about me only Weighing 1903 Is all
bosh. ! knew had not been trained
properly and was not In tit condition 10
light Sullivan, but II had not gone into
the ring the people would have said !
was a coward and | meant To fight II !
was killed, The crowd there was
against me, and the referee, | think
while square man, was partial to Sui
livan and knew nothing about the rules.
Both he and the crowd were all the time
telling me to go up to Sullivan and / |
went knowing / would only be knocked |
down. OF course, the referee had no
right to say word and under the rules |
/ could have run all round the ring but
there was no one but little Murphy here
to coach me and l blindly went up and |
took my medicine.
"The fact though that / was knocked |
down repeatedly, but not knocked out,
shows that Sullivan's terrible blows |
didn't have the power some people sup
pose they did. I could have stood UP
longer but Donovan threw up the sponge |
IN excitement, being afraid would get |
killed. My blows for some reason or
other did not seem to have any force.
My arms seemed numb, but what was |
the matter l don't for tho lie OF me |
know. The sun there had terrible
effect on me, My back was one big Bills.
ter after the fight. Why, Mitchell went
about the ring with his head wrapped In |
q towel soaked in ice water, complaining |
all the time about the heat.n
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TllG STATE BOARD w HEALTH.
Important business Transacted at Charles.
ton--h banquet ut tho Ruifnsr.
g.-,l.t. nI...t.L T.. ~. t.,.t,.-.

Important business Transacted at Charles.
ton--t banquet ut tho Ruffner.
Special Dhpatch 10 Mc nttLiCnor.
CnAmEsroS, W. Va, July 1.-THE
State Board Of Health adjourned to.
night aud the members left for White
Sulphur to attend the meeting OF the
State Medical Society. Among the most
important business transacted was the
reinstatement OF Baltimore Medical
College to the list OF recognized Medical
Colleges Matters in relation to the san.
itary condition Of various places In the
State were taken up aud discussed. The
Secretary was instructed TO prepare cir
CulOrs on contagious and infectious dis.
eases for distribution to local boards o.
health, and it was recommended thai
the Governor issue call for session o
the Legislature and recommend the
appropriation Of $500 to DO used ID
llrtheTing vaccination throughout thu
State. The Board, with Governor vii
son asan invited guest, was banQuetet
at the lIulIner last night by Drs. STREET.
LEG aud Walker Of the Baltimore Med
iCal COLLEGE.
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THE q, A. X COMMANDER.


He Anticipates Large Attendance at tho
I;ncanlpmont- Sioux Commission.
KANSAS CiTY, Mo, July 17-Major
Warner, Commander.in.Chiei Of the G,
A. h. and one of the Sioux Commission,
returned to Kansas City from tho Dakota
reservation to-day. Regarding The g.
A. II. enCampment TO DO held ut Mil.
waukee, he said that he had encourage.
lnent and expects q large attendance.
The Eastern railroads, he said, had
treated them better than the Western,
many Of them having voluntarily Offered
the one cent a mile rate. Regarding the
labors OF the Sioux Commission Major
Warner anticipated success, When he
left the Indians were much more favor
able 10 the Government project than at
first, and he had no doubt but that the
necessary number OF signatures would
DO obtained to the treaty. The reserva.
tion, he said, would probably bO opened
10 B6ttlcMent by the early spring,
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Special DiSpdtch tO.the LiteiliqcHeer,
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 17.-Fourth
class postmasters were appointed to-day
for West Virginia as follows: Alton,
Upshur county, Joseph 0. Bailey, vice
a. D. T, Pringle, relnoyedi Baileyville,
Wyoming county, w. O. Shannon, vice
7. I. Bailey, removed Central Station,
Doddridge county, Edward L. Stuck,
vice NJ. o. Neal, removed; Gap Mill,
Monroe county, A. y. Carpenter, vice
CLARK 0'Neil, resigned jumping Branch,
Summers county, John A. Lillay, vice g.
L. Meadow, removed; Sistersville, Tyler
county, A. B. Wilson, Vice +. D. Mccoy,
resigned.
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THE PARNBLL COMMISSION.
Mr.. irarri. 1amlned-IandlOrdl.m

Mr.. Harris sA.Iixatnihed Land lOrdlAnl
.... 10 IRELAND.
LONDON, July 17,-ThO CrossexalnIna.
tIon Of NIr. Matthew Harris, member Of
the House OF Commons for East Galway
was continued before the Parnell com.
mission to-day. lie testified that ho
could not say whether S6SO,0OO was the
amount Mr.. Patrick EVan acknowledged
receiving from America, Witness went
To New York 10 1883 via Paris, getting
money from Mr.. Parnell 10 pay part Of
bis expenses, He met Egan, Walsh and
Sheridan. He did not believe that
10 commit murder lie declared that
the landlords had done more harm TO
Ireland than could have been dona by
Bengal tigers or any other wild animal
indioenotiB 10 the tropics.
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BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS.
The Suffering OF the Hardwood Miners.
TyrRnnICRl Employers.

The Suffering OF the Hardwood Miners.
TJrnnnICal Employers.
LASALLE, ILL.,, July 1.-THE investi.
cation Of the coal mining difficulties
here yesterday developed bad state ol
affairs at Braidwood on the part Of the
miners, who endure all the evils ofthe
truck store system; are hampered in
their work at some Of the mines by
reason Of not being adequately supplied
with timber for propping up the roof
contrary TO the State mining law and are
In jeopardy Of their lives. The coal
cars, according to the testimony, were not
properly constructed, 80 that much coal
fell of while being hauled 10 the mouth
OF the mine, all OF which is ConGscated
by the company, and which some days
aggregates upward OF 26 tons. The
mines are very wet aud the miners had
their clothes constantly soaked. Often
the air Ia insufficient aud bad.
Complaints from BraCeville and Strea.
tor were not 30 great, Miners wages
average only $27 to $50 per month, with
deductions for powder, repairing tools,
ETC., OF several dollars each month. j.
II. Plumb, a Streator operator, found
competition 80 sharp that he said lU saw
little hope for the Northern Illinois,
operators. He had submitted his case
TO u board Of arbitration. II he could
not operate bis mine at the rate OF wages
awarded he would close II, II the min.
ers could not work for tho wages that
might be uamed they were 10 6e under
no obligations 10 do 10,
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NEw YoRE, July 17,--Nlayor Grant
to-day sent a request 10 half thousand
Of the most prominent men in this parI
OF the country, representing over 81 800.
100000, asking them 10 be present al 1
conference. Of representative Cltitenb u
consider the advlBablllty Of holding at
international exposition In this Clty ID
1892, and 70 arrange for the preliminary
work II II ID deemed advisable. MI
Of The 9hLh inht. WV
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PANIC IN 4 CIRCUS.
Seats Containing hundreds OF People Fall
and MANY nre InIured. ,,h

sents Containing hundreds Of People Fall
and Many are Injured. tth,u
MlLPoRD, MASS, July 17.-At an exY
hibition here last evening Of W. H
Bristol 4 Co.'s circus two different sec.
tions Of seats caved in with hundreds o.
people thereon. The performance wal
hardly begun when one.third Of The
seats on the west side Of the tent gave
way, and with 600 people fell with q
crash. Several persons were badly hurt
and hundred more or less bruised. The
performance had Just been resumed
when half of the reserved seats section
with 200 more spectators fell. This
created panic and II was with difficulty
that order was restored without serious
serious injury To more people. The
supports OF tic seats In wet ground had
been forced down by oyercrowding. In
the second accident no one was serious.
ly hurt but many were bruised.
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KNoxvlLLE, TENN, July ~ Straw.
berry Plains, Jefferson county, has long
been tho rendezvous Of a band Of thiev.
ing negroes. Some time since two Of
the band were arrested for petty thiey.
ing, and James Stephens appeared
against them as principal witness. Mon.
day night Stephens was sitting at home
with his vile and child, when suddenly
the report OF gun was heard and he
fell dead. Mrs. Stephens was slightly
wounded. 1t Is thought the shot was
fred by Bill Jackson, q desperate negro
and member Of the gang. The widest
excitement prevails and Jackson Is being
hunted. 1ihe Is caught he will proba.
bly, be lynched,
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TorEKA, KAN, July 17.-A frightiul
explosion occurred yesterday on tue
Union Pacific railway three miles west
Of the city. Tho switch engine ln the
yard here was hauling q train Of cars 10
q noint where the track was being 70.
paired, Just a. II was slowing GB thG
boiler Of the engine exploded with ter.
rible force, scattering Il Into fragments
for q distance Of several hundred yards,
Fireman James Dutton was fatally Ia.
jufed and engineer \, D, geaCofd re.
ceiyed injuries which will probably
prove fatal, Tralnnet on the cars also
received serious injuries. The track wa
torn tip ior q distance Of 100 leeh and
the cais were scattered promlsouously
nhnul
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Auditor Cral,an,,s Iloons

LEBANON, ONO, July l7.-The exam
ination Of Auditor Graham's book is in
progress in executive session. Only
hints are given Of What has been dis.
covered. The worst feature is that there
was no system that put any check on
the auditor; that lie could at any time
draw a warrant and get tho money,
Meantime II appears Graham had many
small dabts ild creditors haYe been
seizlng bis household goods, much ol
which is costly, 10 satisfy claims. II
will DO several days before report Il
made by the examiners.
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ASEgD FOX A RECEIVER.

The lAItic KnnawhN Navigation Company
Financially Embarrassed.
Special Dispatch 10 he IalctiONer.
PAmEnsnuRo, W. vAn July 1.-THE
county of wirt, though lis attorney,
William Board, Prosecuting Attorney Of
Wirt county, and V, b. HeChor, OF this
city, has filed bill IN Chanccry In the
Circuit Court Of Wood county asking
that n receiver be appointed to take
vhargGoi the affairs Of the Little Kama.
Wha Navigation Company. Writ county
AlsO sues ijr the recovery Of SiI,3OO In.
icrsst i pad by that county on the bonds
Issued by the county 10 tho capItal
SI9CS Sl Of the Navigation Company. Hon,
John a, Hutchinson is council for thC
Navigation Company, 'N
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WEST VIRGINIA RIVERS.
The Amount OF Money Asked for To Com
plote improvements.

Tie Amount OF Money Asked for TO Com.
plote Improvements.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 1.-THE i'm.
provement OF the Great Kanawha, Elk
and Gauley rivers, West Virginia, and
New river, Virginia and West Virginia,
was under charge OF Col. Craighlll until
March 80, 1880, aud for the rest Of the
fiscal year in temporary charge Of Capt.
Thomas Tuttle. Theobject OF the Great
Kanawhaimproyementist to givea depth
OF not less than six feCt the year round,
the whole length OF the river-ninety.
six miles. For the current year 500, 900
is needed. Nothing was done for Elk
river, and $500 Is now asked for. For
the improvement. Of Gauley river
$4,000 Is recommended. Operations
on New river have been confined to that
part Of the stream between 1vanhoe fur.
mace In Wythe county and the mouth oil
Wilson creek. To complete the existing
project Sl59,000 will be required, but for
the current year no appropriation Is
recommended. On the Improvement OF
James river, Va, Congress has expended
81 ,074,d0, and the city Of Richmond
$500,000, The project under which pres.
ent operations are being carried on con.
templates a channel OF twenty-five feet
depth at mean low tide from Richmond
to the sea. This will require $685. ,O7O
to complete and 100000 Is asked ior
next year. Tho total number OF vessels
that entered at and cleared from Rich
mond last year was S94, with tonnage oil
64S, ,l0l. The value OF imports was $685.
$40, and Of exports $435,00G.
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LYNN, MASS, July 1.-THE sOveresi
hail storm that ever visited this city
struck her at ! :l5 this afternoon accom-.
panied by rain thunder and lightning.
For five minutes hail stones as Biz n
marbles rained down, frightening llofseT
and breaking windows. AT the central
depot at one time animalsin atwo horse
barge a one horse barge and an express
team were all running away. So iaSl
and furious came the big hail stones,
that y resemhled q snow storm and Il
was impossible TO SEQ across central
square. Much damage was done "a
plants. skyllghts were broken ID large
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"Fe.H Dhpd'A to Ire iattiiptncer,
MorSTA'S LAKE PARK, July 17,-The
Interstate conference Of tic womOps
Christian Temperance Union began to.
HSay with larger attendance than any
iotnlet year Everything points toward
N,islH,S,GCSIhl " meeting. MrS, O, Il, Buell,
q VhiCagc, Is conducting the School 81
iiyi,,,ous Siiin,o.u III temperance wars and pro.
WS,ioS. % Eyer lhc sessions, Speakers Ol
nI,SIiphNl I,.ii,p1hNl reputation, DR., i, NJ, Ellis, ol
nntaVii,IilnVote, nt Md, Mrs. Mary T. LathropO,
:! Mlchlgan, Dr, W. II, BodlO, Of New
iotS and many others will be Ii attend.
GneO 1. during Tho Ave days session, nm
%'uGs %Gs silver Lake QnattOltC, Of New
S,i,. 1T,h, ,. gte hero aud Will make the parb
"Vno With their Prohibition songs,
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NEW YoRK, July l7.-rhO Western
Union Telegraph Company to-day noti'
tled the Produce Exchange that II stood
ready to furnish the institution with
Chicago prices as regularly rs before tho
period when they werO suspended
There 10 a strong sentiment against re-
geiYlng Chicago prices, yet there arc op'
orators, more especially In provisions
who would like 10 have them. The sta
tistiCal committee has EeleFrod the prop
oaltion 10 the board Of managerp, YhC
will meet tomorrow 10 take action.
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NASHVILLE, TESSo July IL The
american publishes an interview with
Bishop Keane, rector Of the Catholic
University at Washington, who Is here
In attendance on the National EduCa.
tional Association. Speaking OF the re.
ports In regard 10 the health Of the Pope,
Bishop Keane says: 80 far as The
health OF Leo Nil Is concerned, there
iS little likelihood OF his dying very soon,
saw him the day before 1,leit Rome,
March 10, and he was then the picture
OF health, stout, robust and active"
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Staa,nShIp now,

NEw YoRK, July H,-ThO Belgian
steamer westernland which arrived OF
the fifteenth instant is detained In quar-
antlno by a case Of small pox among tht
gtOetagO passengers.
Arrived, steamer Egypt, from Liver
LONDON, July i7,-Arnyod, th,
steamer The Queen, from New York io
Liverpool.
PitiLAbELPiiiA, rA.Julyl7,-AttiVeti
steamers North Gate from Vincent nm
Maryland from London,
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ASSOClATED PRESS MEETING,
Atftilrs In Cord Condition Officers and
Board OF Directors Elected.

6AhAhb Aulu SuuWllluH-OulCuEH uIN
Board of Directors Elected.
DETROIT, Mlcu., July 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the Western Associated Press
was held here to-day with large at.
tendance. The reports Of tho officers
showed the association to be in highly
satisfactory and prosperous condition,
The following officers were elected;
Directors, Richard Smith, OF the Cincin.
natl Commercial Gd.eiie; W. N. Halde.
man, OF the Louisville Colrier.Journai;
W. D. Bickham, OF tho Dayton Journal
H. II, Byram, Of the Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Telegraph; ]. A. Mann, Of the Kansas
City Journal; Victor F. Lawson, OF the
Chicago Netrs, and John Frcw, OF the
Wheeling lNTELLldENCER; President, l.
+. Mack, OF the Sandusky Register; Vice
President, James Phelan, OF the Mem.
phis avalanche; Secretary, II. I, Baker,
OF the Detroit Tribune. W. Il. Quimby,
OF the Detroit Free Pres, Victor i. Law
son, OF the Chicago NewS, Col. 4. g,
Lowe, OF the Galveston NeirS, President
Mack and William Henry Smith, Gen.
eral Manager, were appointed commit.
tee on legislation. II was voted TO hold
the next meeting at tho Saplt Ste Marie
| or hlaCkinaC,
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ANOTHER MURDER MYSrRnY.
a Strange Case III St. Louls-SlmIlar To that
of Anun Weiss,

strange Case III 81. LuulA-SlmllRr TO that
of Anna Weiss.
ST. LOUIS, July 17.-Another mysteri-
Gus affair has occurred in tho western
suburbs Of this city which recall the
Anna Weiss case. Atan early hour this
morning the dead body Of an unknown
man was found on Union avenue, near
the narrow guage railroad, not far from
the place where the remains OF Anna
Weiss were discovered. A card bearing
the name OF L. Vernon and the address
Of Mrs. Joe COG Elm street, 81. Louis,
were found on the body, butbeyond this
nothing Is yet known either as 10 who
the man is or under what circumstances
or how he met his death.
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DOCK lAIORERS STRIKE.
They Ask For n slight Advance aud II May
DO Granted,

DO Granted.
CmcAoo, July l7.-About 600 dock
laborCrs and freight handlers for the
various Chicago steamship companies
went on a strike last night. The affair
was inaugpratel by the freight house
mon Of the Anchor limo Steamship
Company. Tho cause Of the strike was
due 10 the fact that the company refused
to pay tho mon twenty-five cents an
hour In place Of twenty cents they now
rcCoiye, nnd thus make II possible for
them 10 earn " d day, working eight
hours In tho day. The men held q inject.
Ing III Lumbermen's Exchange, some
seven or eight hundred dock hands be.
Ing present 70 voice their demands on
The company. AieOllng Of unanimity pre-.
vailed and q letter Gnbodylhg The needs
Of tho men was drawn up and sent Ia
Superintendent Evans, who replied thai
no was perfectly willing 10 pay twenty
Ave cenlB an hour 10 the employees oj
bis company II the other lines would dc
the same thlngi and, moreover thal
whether or not the only lines did I'D
vance tho schedule Of wages he woult
do 20, and that on the first day oi th'
coming month,
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RALTINORE 4 0lll0 CHANGE
Alfred walter Made General supsrintsnd.
ont Fast Of the Ohio IlIVer.

Alfred walter Made General Buperintehd.
ent East Of the ohio 1tiVsr.
BALTIMORE, July The Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Directors held a special
meeting to-day. Col, II. T. Douglas,
Chief Engineer Of the, Philadelphia divi.
ion, was confirmed Chief Engineer oithe
entire system Of the D. & o. The Office
Of General Ticket Agent was copSollda.
ted with the General Passenger Depart.
mont. o. 7. McCarty was made As.
sistant General Passenger Agent west
oi the Ohio river, and James NJ, Schry.
yer, Assistant Passenger Agent east oi
the Ohio. Alfred Walter, late Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad was appointed
General Superintendent Of tile system
east OF the Ohio river.
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TlIR K. OP-lL WORK.

The Executive Board Bu,y In Chicago-Ths
first Assembly In France Chartered.
CnlcAGo, July 17,-General Master
Workman Powderly, OF the X, Of L., and
his coadjutors, Holland, Wright, Hayes
Devlln and Costello, got fairly down to
business at their Sherman House head.
quarters to-day and made considerable
progress in examining complaints and
reports in relation TO the order in the
northwest. 1.-THE charter Of the first
assembly OF France" " said Mr.. powderly
To a reporter, "was prepared this morn.
ing and started on It's way 10 the old
country, 1t was given TO Mrs. Barry,
the general director and instructor In
wolnan's work, and she started fol
Philadelphia from whence she starts fol
Paris. The first assembly has been or.
ganiSed for some time, but We have held
back the charter, preierring 10 send II
by special messenger
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A snr Anear I,nlenl 1.Nwyeta.

NEW YoRE, July ls.-JpdEe Wallace
yeSlerdgy handed down a decision
against tho Third AvenuO surface road
ior using the patent Of Henry Root iot a
cable grip without compensation 10 the
patentee. Judge Wallace granted q per
inAnent Injunction 10 Root fGalfaitllnE
the company from using the grip. ThC
decision created quite stir among pat
etit lawyers In this Qlty,