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NOTES OF THE CRONIN TRIAL.
Cronin's Bones as Evidence-Graham
Has Not Confessed.

One of the first incidents after the full Jury
has been secured in the Cronin murder trial
will be the exhibition in court of the bleached
skull and the articulated bones of the right
hand Of the body found in the catch-basin.
They will be used for the identification of the
body as that of DR.. Cronin. Dentist Lewis, who
made the plates and false teeth worn by Cronin,
will testify that they are those in the jaw of the
skull, and insurance society records will be in
troduced to prove that the broken joint Of one
of Cronin's fingers corresponds to that of the
skeleton hand stretched out before the jury
and the accused
John Graham, who was indicted for conspir-
ing to bride veniremen, says: There is just
much truth in the story that have confessed
there is in the other fairy tale which credits
me with an income of $50, 200 year and for
tune of 100000. know nothing whatever of
the jury bribery matter. and, therefore, can
tell you nothing about it."
It has been discovered that Senator Farwell
had recommended to Secretary Window the
appointment Of O'Donnell, one OF the bribers,
az government gauger. The Senator was greatly
chagrined when he learned of his protege's
crime.
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W. NJ. SHusrrR Il SoSa
S1ePennsylvania ave. nv.

wehave nov in stock the choicest and best stock OF
FANCY wOOLENS that we h.ve ever shown.
PLAIDs o: every size and shades Of coorng; stripes
of different UMBRA EEFLCTS.
Combinations OF different designs
The blending of cOlors beautiful.
Plain eolors in wORSTEDS. from SOC. to go per
yard
Ibis comprises CASHMERES, FOULES, ARMURES,
sUkAH TwILLS, sEEGES. CAMEL'S HAIR,
AAAZONS, &c, &C
Pull line of LADIES' CLOTHS in all the NEW
shades.
We are confident our stock of wOOLENS cannot be
SUR assed this SIDE Of New York.
Just opened 10 pieces Of WHITE FAILLE to sell
from - s4 peg yard. suitable for weddings and
tie best goods IL the country tor the money.
Cur Black Goods stock Is complete III CAMEL
HAIRS; combinations Of Black. White and Gray In
sEkGEs.
MOHAIRS, sICILIANS. BEOCADEs. STRIPES.
DIA6ONALS N seed and cord combined MELROSE
DkABDE ALMA, PAILSILl'S HENkIEITAS and
"IJPIN'S CASHMkkES." FRENCH CORD for
Ladies Jackets. Bi.OADCLOTHS from 81 to 90
yer ys-d
Al the high eolors and evening shades in CHINA
SILK aud SCRAHS evening wear II great variety,
75c. per yagd
syleudIG line Of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR for
Ladies and gentlemen.
yUILIS, COMFORTS, BLANKETS. SHEETS,
LINENS. TOWELS. &c, &C.
p complete line OF DOMESTICS.
AL OF The Above ~ Popular prices. One price.
The BEST IS The CHEAPEST.
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Advice from Lockers On,

LONDON, Oct. l6.-The early convocation of
the Spanish cortes has caused a ripple upon
the usually stagnant waters of peninsular
politics. The journals here do not forget to
warn the South American republics against be-
ing ensnared and deluded by the greedy giant to
the north Of them The phi anthropic interest
OF Spain and Italy in the fu ure welfare of the
Latin race in South America is touching in the
extreme. Still, as the Manchester Guardion
remarks, there may be many yet living in
South America who can recall the tyranni-
cal rule Of the Spanish there.
only thrown off after years of
slavery and slaughter. In all that time the
only aid and S mpathy given them came from
the United s ties and from England, and the
condition of baprobably does Lot cause them
TO regret Thea Independence.
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Swindled on q Train.

KANSAS CITY, No.. Oct l6.-An exciting
scene was Witnessed by the passengers in the
chair-car OF the early morning Wabash train
from 81. Louis this morning. Albert Mott,
from Moberly, No., on his way to Seattle,
W.T., and having on his person q large
two three-card monte men. When the swindlers
attempted 10 leave the train one of the pas
sengers interposed, and, pretending to be an
officer, placed one of them under arrest In
the excitement that ensued the monte
men escaped. Mr.. Holt had grasped the
situation by that time. and borrowing a
revolver gave chase to the swindlers He sue
ceeded in Capturing one Of them and marched
him back to the train at the point OF revolver.
At the next station, Randolph, No., the prisoner
jumped suddenly to his feet. and. keeping the
excited passengers at bay with pistol jumped
Oh the car Just as the train was moving.
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THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS

Al the Ninth International Medical Congress- Or. A.
l. Tobodt Of the University of Pennsylvania, read
spsper stating that out of thirty treated with the
genuine imported Powdered Carlsbad Sprudel Salt for
chronic constipation. hypochOndra. disease Of the liv-
or and heneys jsundiee. aGiposis, diabetes dropsy
from vavusr heart disease, Dyspepsia catarrhal in
fsnmsuon Of the stomach. ulcer Of the stomach or
spiesn children with narasnus. govt rheumatism OF
the !ants travel etc twens entirely cured,
tlreaxnueh improved not treated long enough
Average time OF trestAent four weeks.
The Carlsbad sprude Salt powder form), Is an ex-
csllent Arsrtet LarasIte and Dtrettc 1t CLEARS the
eo~.Eaexasa pvrs1ss Le Blood 1t IL easily soluble.
pleasant 10 taxs and in action Thegenuine
product Of the CARLSBAD Springs Is exported in round
bottles Each hottie comes in Light blue paper car
I'm ana A. xs rsnsipre "EISNER MENDLE-
soS CO. ssls sxsfe, barclay street. New nerk,
snsStSstsor aul-m,wNf
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The American Forestry Congress.

The eighth annual meeting of the American
forestry congress of the United States in joint
convention with the Pennsylvania forestry as
ISOLATION began at horticultural hail. Philadel-
phia, last night. About 200 delegates are in
attendance including United States Senator
Butler of South Carolina, Willard Hall Porter,
Delaware; r. j. Reading, Atlanta, Ga; Lucien
Polk, Columbia, Tenn. Hon. Carl SchurZ OF
New York, who appeared by invitation,
spoke on the question OF the preservation of
our forests. and his views were enthusiastically
applauded by the audience.
Bernard L. Fernow, chief of the forest divis-
ion of the Agricultural department in this city,
next read paper.
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THE CRONIN CASE.
Rumored Resignation Of the lawyer
for the Defense.

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-The quest for a
jury in the Cronin case was resumed this
morning. The defense at one rendered
the final four men, who, if accepted by the
state, would complete the jury. The first
man examined, however, was excused and
the work of questioning men to fill the vacancy
was resumed. 1t Is barely possible that the
jury may be completed today.
There was a runner on the street this morn
ing that Messrs. Forrest and K ng of counsel
for the defense had resigned. Judge
Wing denied that there was any truth in it and
Mr.. Forrest declined to talk about the matter.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
VITAL STATISTICS.

Health Officer Townshends report for the
week ending October II shows: Number of
deaths, 80; white. SO; colored. 81. Death rate
per LOCO per annum: White. 10; colored, 20. l.
Total population. 1871. Twenty-four were
under five years of age, IA were under one year
old, and 70 over sixty years. The principal
causes of death we're: Group. 4; diphtheria, s;
consumption. u; diarrhGal, 4; typnoid fever,
8. Births reported: Tweniy-one white males
80 white females; 10 colorea males. 10 colored
females. Marriages reported: Twenty-four
white; s colored.
BUILDING PERMITS.
There was but one building permit issued
today: Wright il Stochett three brick dwell
ings, ZIG to 1920 Sd street northeast, at a cost
of 100
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RlAtsIslED.

DEANE-REEEIL. February 5, 1889. at the Cathe-
DIAL, Baltimore, Md, by the Rey. p Dol ohos, w.
DEANE, MD. to hLEANORb A hEEHIL.
LATCOCK-JohNSTON. Thursday afternoon oc-
IoOer 10, 1882 At the residspce Of the bride 1908
kngman place city by Rev, Samuel n. Green, pastor
Calvary Baptist church, GEORGE ". LAYC0CK OF
Hamilton, Va, and ELLA O. JOHNSTON. No cards
KENNEDl-CHRIsTMA las. At the Church Of the
EIil hauy. by the lev DIR. McEiIq. asssted by the
hey T. 4. J0hlIstOne DIR. CHARLES ULKICB KEN
NEEDY OF Washington. d. g, ~ Miss RRODA b
CHRlSTsIAS OF Narration, NC.
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Foreign Notes of Interest.
The italian government has declared pro
tacforaf e oyer IN vssipia

u
tectorate over Abyssinia.
Hungary's fiscal budget for 1890 was pre-
sented to the diet yesterday. The estimated
expenditures amount to 355,66S, GAG forms, and
the receipts to 355, 259;247 forms, leaving a
deficiency of 404, $50 horins.
1t is officially announced that the condition
of the king of Portugal is critical. His whole
body is paralyzed
Sir Daniel Gooch the well-known engineer,
is dead. He was born in 1875
Natalie has rented house in Belgrade for q
year.
Claude Marks and Sidney Wolfe, proprietors
of the Mining Record, and Mr.. Marx, of the
Financial Times, were jailed in London yester-
day for attempt to blackmail Peter Appett and
Marcus Bepro in q mining scheme. They
wanted $4,000.
The Paris exhibition will be closed Novem-
Der G.
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AFriendless CoIored Girl

A small colored girl named Estelle Carter
was in the Police Court this afternoon for
vagrancy. She is ten years old. Her parents
are both dead and she hes been living in South
Washington. Judge Miller did not want to
send the little girl to the work house, but as the
law provides no other institution she had to 20
there until some other place can be provided
for her
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"Fair Till friday and Warmer.

The coast storm has at last disappeared from
the face OF the map and has thus allowed the
clearing condition" to reach Washington and
vicinity. There is another low" on the map
further down the coast than the late one, but
it does not seem to be very well developed
The temperature has risen 9 degrees and there
appears TO be yet warmer weather not far away.
The prediction this morning was: Fair tiu
Friday, stationary temperature, northerly
inls"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-16

Ex-Gov. Hartranft, whose illness at his home
in Norristown was mentioned YESTERDAY, is suf-
fering from pneumonia and malaria. surgeon
General Read who is attending him says the
SYMPTOMS are encouraging but his vitality low.
Jas. Clevenger of Nashville, aged fifteen and
Anna Patterson, fourteen, were married at
Columbus Ind, Saturday, the parents consent.
ing. Several Opponents had heen attempted.
Twenty Pennsylvania jobbing confectionery
met in Harrisburg yesterday to form q more
perfect union and promote harmony in the
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Harris Biiou Theatcr,

Miss Helen Barry appeared last night as the
Countess Antreral in "A Woman's Stratagem,"
making a much greater success than in Love
and Liberty" The play is filed with bright
ness and gives ample scope for Miss Barry's
light play OF humor.
"A Woman's Stratsgem" will be repeated on
Thursday and Saturday evenings Tonight
and Friday evening and Thursday and Saturday
matinees a double OH of Cape Mail" and Q
Lesson in Love will be produced.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to Chas.
Ulrich Kennedy and Rhoda B. Christmas OF
Warrenton, NC; Stephen Boyd Perry and
Louisa Virginia Counselmsn, both of Mont
gomery county, Nd; Michele Dinar o and CO.
lomba Uroiulo; Geo. C. Clark of Bedford, Pa,
and Mary Isabella Leitch; A. ]. Carter of Char
lottesville, Va, and Edna f. DollIns of Crozet
Va. John Stephney and keziah McDade; W. I.
Knott and Mary I. Hurley.
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The Cronin jury Rascals.

CHICAGO, Oct 16.-Last night Fred. W. Smith,
who, with Hanks and Solomsn is still in Jail,
sent for Judge Longenecker and had a long
chat with him relative to his confession made
before the grand jury. 1t lie claimed that he
made many additions to his original statement
and that he implicated several men who had
not previously figured in the conspiracy, but
if this was true Judge Longenecker would not
admit it
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DIED.

1859. at 5 O'Clock am, Emily Frances, SoGngesi
Funeral Viii take Place from her parents residence,
3o2 street northeast, THURSDAY, october Il, at
O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
CARTER. On Monday, October IA, 1859. NJ 4
O'Clock M, Mrs ANNA CARTEk, the beloved wife
Of Robert Carter.
Another has entered his rest:
Another escaped ~ the skies,
And lodged IN Immanuel's breast
Held thou thy
Before my closing eyes.
shii e through the gloom,
While / wait and sleep by thy side. blest Jesus.
Amen.
Funeral will take place at O'Clock pm on october
West Washington.
CONNER. Suddenly, Oh Tuesday morning October
Is. 1859 at O'Clock, WILLIE, only aud BELOVED soa
Of Millian and Eve E. Conner. ased ave years and
Jesus loves me this know
Funeral from Emmanuel church. Anacostia. Thur
day at 2:3o pm.
GALLAGHER. EDWARD GALLAGHER, aged two
FuReEal O'Clock Thursday from fathers residence
LoMAx On October Is, lssa.at his late residence.
2slo street northwest, ALLEN ". LohAX, beloved
Funeral Thursday. October IL at O'Clock pm from
his residence Relatives aud friends are Invited 20
attend. lfredeElcksburg papers please copyl
MEADE. On Wednesday morning october H.
1880, at O'Clock, r. LlSDSLEY MEADE, only child
months.
Funeral win take place from the residence Of the
PARENTS, No "a seventh street northeast Friday at
$3.50 pm. Friends of the family invited TO be
present. 2s
MCNAMARA. On Tuesday. October Is, 1889, at 8
O'Clock pm, JOAN T., infant of TLonlAs and
AOnora McN a.nara, aged two years and two months
Funeral thursday at 30 O'Clock pm. from Parents
residence, ll2l AZ street southwest lAugusta Me-.
papers please copy.l
MILLER. On October l6. 1889, at 1910 o'clock
am, ANNIE LDl1H infant daughter Of A. W,
and Florence y. Miller aged eight months.
Funeral private.
WHITE suddenly, in Buffalo. NY, October Il,
1882 Miss MANY l. WHITE niece Of Mira 4 II
Mann OF Washington DC.
WOOD. On Tuesday, october Is, 1885, ct 40
O'Clock pm, JANE, mother OF Grace Wood.
how sweetly could lay my head
Within the cold grounds silent breast
Where sorrows tears no more shed
No more the ills OF life modest
Funeral from Ebenezer church, corner of Fourfh ana
ID streets southeast, Friday, October Is, al % M
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Two Men and One Woman.

This afternoon Charles Baker and john Car
ter, two colored men, arrested last night by
Officer DAILY, were charged with affray. The
testimony showed that the row was over Sophy
WanZer. Baker was find S. and Carter for
feited collateral
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Came to Life.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Oct. 16.-As August
Archambault, farmer, who died Saturday,
was being buried Monday groan was heard
nom the coffin. It was opened and the man
was found to be alive. He has a chance for re-
ccvery. His illness was typhoid fever.
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WALLS & co.'s

NEW ORLEANS CUSTOM HOUSE CIGARS.
AL Long. Clear Imported Tobacco, for cents. Are
Creole and Cuban Handmade
Absolutely pure and free from all acids. extracts.
pEns or favorlng and dipped. Is beautiful
ard perfect C;sar-EOt u cheap Cigarro Cheroot-
Equal any lU-cent Cigar the United States that
IS sod regular. This Cigar bears the highest testi-
nonials Of any goods known in the trade Endorsed
by hundred and seventy Of the very largest whole
sale firms Of the sOuIh NORTH and west Is by
The best advertised Cigar in the Union. Regularly
advertised IN nearly every frst-clsss paper in the
Cniea: also IN many ether ways. Is q standard
brand. Absolutely only one Wholesale Agency gwen
N esch city. Nr1te fC- prices and contract.
JAMEo l. BARBOUR & son,
sel7-lm Wholesale Agentl
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All Hung Now.

PLAcERvILLE, Col, Oct. 16.-wm. Drager
and John Olson were hanged here at o'clock
this morning for participation in the murder
of John Lowell on the latters ranch in March,
1888. The men were convicted with J. Il.
Myers over year ago, and Myers was executed
last November
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Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal office today: sam. SO; 2p.m-, 60; maxi
mum, co; minimum. 40.
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She Could Not Meet the Car.

COPENHAGEN. Oct. 16.-A fog prevented the
sailing hence for Danzic Of the Russian i'm
perial yacht Derjava, with the czarina on board
for the purpose of meeting the car, until
o'clock this morning.
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The New CRUIsER SAN FRAxcrsco.-The
Navy department has been informed that the
new cruiser San Francisco will be launched at
yards OF the Union ircp works in San Fran
cisco. October 18th,
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o. CAr1roL HIM
TIE CONCORD HARNI

o. CAr1roL H11L
dry GOODS AND NOIONS AT AND BELOW
COST 10 CLOSE 1T SINESS.
Owing TO Lay Increasing business at my Main store
ICU3 1tn AM Lave deCiGed close out Branch
stCre. ELtire stock q sSasOnaIle Dry and Fancy
Goods al be disps ssd " al and BELOW COS
stock plete II every particular. Call early.
MI. &. NiLRBUCHES,
10 7th 81. ne. Eear last capitol,
oc2-3m (EOrulyTly C&stcl's).
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The Assault on Special onicer shorter.

"N %hooNNAs va olhcSF
In the Police Court today Richard Maly,
one of the parties charged with an assault on
Special Officer George Shorter some six weeks
ago, was arralgned Che having been arrested
last nlghI) and the case was sent to the grand
Jury.
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uoRsFoRD,s ACID PHOSPHATE
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LIEUT.. ScHEUTzE ORDERED AwAY-Lieut.
William 81. scheutze, superintendent of COM
passes, has been detached from that duty and
ordered as division officer Of the flagship
Chicago, of the new squadron Of evolution that
is to sail for Europe November /, under Ad-
miral Walker. Lieut.. Scheutze is one
OF the most popular naval officers
on duty in Washington, and although his orders
to the new duties compliment to his abil-
ity, yet the necessity for his departure causes
general regret in the department. He will
leave the city Friday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The New York Stock Market.
Tbe following the openiDy and closing prices of
the New YORK stock Market, Vi reported by special
wire TO COrsou and Nacarliisy, lilyE street
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

MANS WIFE SHOULD ALWAYS BE THE
"A especially TO her husband Dut II she IS weak
and nryOu- aud uses Car Iron pills she cannot be-
ir tnsy MAZE her feel like dsrent person." % they
All szy and their husbands say 50. too!
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Soorrs EnUrs,os OF Con Liver On
WITH HYPoPHosPHITEs
PALATABLE As MILK.
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER
MANY PEOPLE GAIN ONE POUND PER DAY BY
ITS USE
ARELIABLE REMEDY FOB
CONSUMPTION
sCROFULA
BRONCHITIs.
COUGHS AND COLDS
THROAT AFFECTIONS
WASTING DIsEAsRa
IMPURE BLOOD.
1rHT THREE TIMBs As EFFICACIoUsA AS PLAIN
COD LIVER Oh.
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a ATTENTION. Sir KNIGHTS!
- SOUVENIR OF TIE GREAT TRIENNIAL
COSCLAVE set PATENT MALTESE CROSS COIN
PURSE, FINE CARD CASE. POCKET BOOK, WRIT
ING TABLET. DRESSING CASE CIGAR CASE
FURNISHED sATCHEL TRAVELLING BAG. or other
Fine Fancy Leather Goods irom the elegant stock at
the Trunk Mandatory OF Sir knight
JAMES s. TOPHAM
S22-3m 1921 Pa. ava
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WIZ DRae ON

miserable e1lstsncs when 9 few bottles OF
Ayers sarsapariila would Certainly give ,he
strength and Merry you need, Thousands are
growing iss virtues daily. So may you Mrs
Alice West Of Jefferson. ". Va. writes: II vas
al run down before began to take Ayers sar-
saparilla, but All now gaining In strength every
day"
Illness. tried Ayers sarsaparilla, and two bot
tles nave restored me to my former health."--
Mis Blanche s. BrO~psll. Boylston Place.
Boston
AYERS sARsAPARILLL
Prepared By Or. J. C. Aver h Co, Lowell. Masa
Sold By AL Drusststs. Price. 81: six bottles, s6.
WORTH IS BOTTLE
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&C III g y CIGAR

Pure al HavAIs Filler, snmatra Wrapper Delicious
emoke! Fragrant OdOr! sales l.OOO,OOO a mouth!
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relei Il sure N Garter Little Liver Pills.
THE GENUINE ANGOSTUkA BITTERs OF DR.
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WASHINGTON news AND GOSSIP

NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. Robt Boyd detached
from duty as supervisor of New York har-
Dor and ordered as president of the board of
inspection at New York. Capt VIM. A. Kirk
land ordered as supervisor OF New
York harbor. Capt Henry Erben detached
from duty as president of the board of inspec-
ton at New York and placed on waiting Or
ders.
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]. II. B. Latrobe and others holding $50, 900
stock OF the Western telegraph company OF
Baltimore have sued the Western Union tele-
graph company to get control Of 400 miles of
w.r" along the Baltimore and Ohio road from
Baltimore to Wheeling.
The Washington turnpike iron bridge over
the Patuxent at Laurel, Nd, is done.
j. c. Stubs, general traffic manager OF the
Southern Pacific, has resigned to become sec
ond vice president OF the Milwaukee and st.
Paul.
In row among half-breeds and Indians at
Olequa one Ed Patterson shot Henry Julius.
An oyster supper at Joseph Morgan's board
ing house in Woodbury.. N. j., poisoned fifteen
people. All will recover.
Judge Mckinney OF Ithaca, N.Y., was fatally
hurt by a kick of his horse.
A new trial for Hillman, convicted Of the
murder Of Herman Leidman at Woodbury.. N.
j., has been refused. Hillman will be executed
on November Is.
A subscription Of e150, 900 to the capital stock
Of the Danville and Eastern railroad was carried
BY big majority at Dsnvills yesterday.
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EDWARD o. LEECH qualified as director of
the mint today. His desk was covered with
beautiful floral tributes.