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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
Arranging Tor ths WORLDLY FaIr.

New YoRK, Aug. ei.-The gentlemen
selected aA members Of the finance COM
mittee OF tho proposed worlds fair Of
1893 met NJ the city hall yesterday,
Mayor Grant preHlding. Among those
present were Meaaia, Gould, Rockefeller,
Belmont, Bellgman Inman, Bteinway,
Mllln and Kelly. Mr.. Gould rose 10
nominate Mr.. j. Plerpont Morgan 40
chairman, but yielded 20 Mr.. Belmont,
who nominated y, d. Babcock, ex.preal.
dent OF the chamber OF commerce. Mr.
Babcook was unanimously chosen. j.
Edward Simmons, ex-prealdent Of the
stock exchange, was chosen treasurer,
Mr., Sollgman submitted u plan 10 form
u company with capital stock Of Sl6,-
100000, por cent. on tho stock 20 be
guaranteed by tho city, the security 10
the city being tho ownomhip OF the
buildings. This and largo number OF
other plans were referred 70 an exoou-
tive committee, composed OF j. Plerpont
Morgan, ohairmani Mee0ra. Belmont,
Vanderbilt, lnman, Baboock, simmons
and President Smith, Of the chamber Of
commerce. Tho meeting thon nd.
iOurncd,
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onnnlnr pnY AZ ILnmlltnn,

HAMILTON BEACH, Ont, Aug. ot.-
The principal event on tho programme
In connection with the carnival was tho
race OF the Canadian Association OF Am
atour oarsmon, which took place at
Hamilton Beach at p. m. Tho course
was a mile and u half straight and the
water was In perfect condition. FIX.
Champion Hanlan was out IN his shell
and gave n splendid exhibition. In tho
senior doubles the Bay Sides, Of Toronto,
entered, Robert Curran, bow John Gray,
stroke; the New York Athletic club, A..
j, Stevens, bow, and Il. j. Hambold,
stroke. The Bay Sides finished flrsti
New Yoris second. Time, O0i.
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PURvIs, Miss, Aug. el.-Bud Ronaud
was placed on trial yesterday for com-
plloity In the Sullivan fight His At
tornoy entered o plea In abatement,
which the court ovcrruled, A motion
TO quaSh the indictment was also denied.
The case was then proceeded with, but
In the absence Of u material witness the
court adjourned until to-day. Tho
grand jury made their final report and
were discharged They found twenty.
eight truo BILLS Mr., Rich, Capt Jamie.
son, Superintendent Tyler aud General
Manager Carroll were not Indicted. Dis.
triot Attorney Neville says, however,
that he viii keep up the hunt for ovl.
denoe, and the cOses viii como before
the grand jury Of the regular term.
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nIed Aflor rnalInr a1 nnrn.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 81. - Robert
Marvel, aster a fast lasting OF days, died
yesterday morning, Mt z o'clock, aged
81 years. Mr.. Marvel ate his lust square
meal on June 10, Thirty-six days no
took absolutely nothing into his stom-
aoh. On the 8sth day he bit of u piece
Of pie, hut did not eat IL. On the 80th
day he drank small quantity Of milk,
and at irregular periods he has contin-
ued 10 do 30. An told he has drank not
10 exceed one gallon OF milk in 07 days
that have elapsed since he began 10
fast. Marvers fast is che longest on
record 30 far as known.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 2i.--Deputy-SherifI
Childs was mistaken when he snid that
Kilrain would leave for the South with
him Tuesday morning. Kilrain is here
yet. The writ Of habeas corpus is re-
turnable Thursday, when Kilrain will
probably be turned over 10 MIR. Cbilds.
Sheriff Childs said that the session Of the
present court NJ jackson expires on Sat
.urday, and that therefore Kilrain could
not be tried until next january. by
that time Governor Jowrey win have
retired the sheriff said, and Governor
Stones administration will have begun,
From what he knows Of Mr. Stone the
pugilista need not expect him to show
them any mercy, Kilrain and his
friends have been In telegraphic com.
munication with people in Mississippi,
arranging FOR the giving Of bail when
kilrain goes down there.
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Foolish strikers.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 2i.-About
300 oigarmakers, employed In the FL
model factory here, went out on strike,
but their grievance was 30 trivial that
tho firm supposed they would report for
duty the next morning. They are still
out and have drawn thoremainder of the
force into their ranks. Tho men com.
plain that they had TO 40 10 another
part Of tho building for their pay, in
stead Of having II brought 10 thom. The
strikers threaten 10 leave the city unless
their demands are acceded 10.
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GRANTsBURG, Wis, Aug. 9O.-Tho
drought that has held this country back
for number Of years was broken ON
Tuesday night by what may be termed
cloud.burst, rain falling in torrents all
night. Nine inches fell during the night.
All bridges, culverts and dams are swept
away, including the large dam at this
place. Part Of the railroad track was
washed out and no trains have reached
this place. The extent Of tho damage
TO the hay crop Is heavy. Connections
with surrounding towns are entirely cut
of.
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MAaoNIo oIRcLEa AoIrATEp.
PAai Commander Wan, n. reol'ham sewers
nis Connection With scottish iute

N|NfNfNNA"AH
Masonry.
NRw YoRK, Aug, ei.--Masonlc circles
were greatly agitated yesterday by the
resignation Of Past M. Grand COM
mander William II, Peokham, Bad do.
gree, from membeehip In Cerneau con-
STORY No, l., B2d degree, In this city,
thus seYerlng hia connection with SCOT
tihh Rite Masonry. This action adds
new interest 10 tho bitter feud between
the adherenta OF Albert Pike and those
OF Ferdinand dorgas, Every adherent
OF tho latter, 10, by recent Masonic pro-
olamatlon, In danger OF expulalon from
the lilue Lodge Of Masonry, and the res,
ignation OF Mr., Poolaliam will, u 10 said
by prominent masona, be followed by
many others. Mr., Peokham was for
many years prominent among Cerneau
Rite Masons and for several years held
tho higheht rank In the body, that OF
grand commander for tho United States,
Two yeaa ago no resigned and was
succeeded by 4. y. j. dOrgas a Balti-
more, Mr. Peokhama present realgna-
ton a. he states In an open letter adj
dressed "To the Masonic Fraternity
Throughout tho World" IN because Of
tho ahillatlon OF the supreme council
with tho Grand Orient OF France, which
does not recognize the existence Of q
personal God, whereas Mr., Peokham
states such recognition u the very
corner stone Of tfue Masonry. Mr.
Peekham has been Mason forty yeaB.
The afllllatlon referred 10 contested IN
Mr., Gorgaa visiting and meeting with
tho Council OF the Order OF tho Grand
Orient, while on visit to Paris In
1888, This council, II has been claimed,
Ia dlatlnct body from the Grand Orient,
but Mr., Peokham gives tho names OF
the members OF tho Grand Orient and
hhowa that the council N made up from
them. Consequently, he says, the
council was under the ban OF non,Ma-
sonic intercourse, In view OF these
facts he feels constrained 10 sever his
connection with SoottiRh Rite Masonry,
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A Panic Avortnd.

NEW York, Aug. 2i.-Tho New Eng
land cracker bakery, at No, % Ganse-
wort street, caught fire In the basement
yesterday afternoon and quickly COM
municatod to the first floor On the
floor above over sixty girls were nj
work They were panic-stricken. and
for time IL was feared they could not
be cotton out Of the building. The
flames below were fortunately quickly
extinguishod and tho girle escaped with
out much injury, except ono OF them
tainted upon reaching the sidewalk
The damage by the iiro amounts 10
about S8, 900.
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Excitement at soIma.

SELMA, Ala, Aug. 21.-The excite.
ment over the incendiary article Ia a
negro newspaper continues. Warrants
Of arrest have been issued for Bryant,
Clark and Jones, Of the paper, for inoik
ing race animosities, but tho mon could
not be found. Four colored mon were
arrested for obstructing the service bl
process by the sheriff, and will be tTicA
to-day. The military are kept In roAdk
meas for an emergency.
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Pilnul pilnui Itoh,nr pilou.

Moisture; intense itch
ing and stinging; most ut night; worse
by scratching. IL allowed TO continue
tumors form, which often bleed and ul-
crate, becom ing very sore. SwAYNE'G
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and In most casei
removes the tumors. AT druggists, OF
by mail, for 80 cents. Dr. Swayna q
Son, Philadelphia TT
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srArr or ONO. olrY or ToLnpo. J

ltUOhb AOUNT1t D. o
Frank j, Cheney makes oath that ho
10 the senior partner Of the firm OF II J
Cheney u Co, doing business In the
city Of Toledo, County and state afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRE DOLLARS
for each aud every case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of Halls
Catarrh Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
sworn to before mo and subscribed
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CHICAGO, Aug. 2i.--Fire last night
In the building 80 and ss Dearborn
street caused loss Of $4,000 10 George
H. Cole a. Co.'S stationery supplies;
$4,000 10 John Sandberg 81 Co, en-
grnvers' supplies, and 10 mason & Goa
manufacturers OF cards and sportlAk
goods $4,000; all fully covered by ips
suranoo. The building was damaged 70
the extent Of $4,000, also fully insured,
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poath of n RrtIrod Clergyman.

CHEsTERTowN, Nd, Aug. 2t.-Rev.
Henry Wall, 3. 7. d., retired clergy
man Of the Easton diocese, died yester-
day, aged 79 DIR. Wall was n graduate
Of tho university Of Dublin, and was or.
dained deacon and priest by Bishop
Meade at the Virginia seminary near
Alexandria. He held several charges in
Virginia and Maryland.
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KnIrhla of rythIna 10 counoII.

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. ei.--Tho an.
nual session Of the Grand lodge, knights
Of Pythias of Pennsylvania, has began
here. Over 400 delegates from oil parts
Of the stnte aro present, The report Of
the keeper OF records showed 4i8 lodgcg
in the state, with membership Of 1891.
During the year Sl57, $50. 80 was pnid for
the relief Of benehciarles.
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win MOI pepont the r,pcrlmon,.

DwUoUE, H., Aug. 81. .- Johnny
Slmones, 10-year-old boy Of this city,
recently witnessed q parachute descent
from O balloon and Thought he would
Initiate IL, He procured an umbrella,
Rnd, going TO tho top Of the house,
spread his umbrella and made the leap,
Ho landed on the ground with both
arms broken, his head badly cut and
ofherwiae In illred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

BUFFALO, N. ", Aug. 9O.--Nicholas
Moschler, u saloon keeper, attacked
Louis Lang with butchef-knife last
evening hut Lang evadcd the blow and,
neizlng an axe, split Moschlers SKULL
Tho wound will provo fatal Tho men
had qunrreled over q business matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

HAhr ENTRANCE, MAIN EXPOSITION BUILDING.
Atatea have been attracted 10 Phubuig
by the introduction OF natural gas, ana
II N predicted that fltlaburg will
eventually rank first In tho manufacture
OF finished articles, ~ hhe now lelda IN
the manufacture Of iron, steel aud glana,
Work has been completed ON The main
building, and Intending eghlhilOrH have
q large force Of wOflmen htlally engaged
IN decorating and otherwise liking their
allotted plneea. Instead Of tbs building
being too large, II IN the rNyeTao, M ap.
pllcatlona for space have been received
by the score. OF course thOHe who APP
piled at q late day, have been dlAap'
pointed, na all space has beon taken. Tho
display will be- superb, and will aurpRaa
the expectations Of all the origlnatora Of
the scheme.
The importance Of an industrial OK.
position WIS recognized -four yeara ago,
when tho Western Pennsylvania Expo
altion society was Incorporated. The
object OF the association was ITO ad-
vance tho indualrIal arts and sciences,
and OF agriculture and horticulture,
also the establishment Of polytechnic
achool." The aile chosen for the build
inga Ia between Third street and the
Point" ON Duqucano way, opposite the
old expedition building, Allegheny river
bounds the northwestern, the city, the
southeastern side Of the now buildings,
Tho cost Of the expedition building, the
machinery hall and u smaller building
10 bc used 40 n restaurant, will amount
10 S850,00O. II ID also intended 10 erect
q music hall Of magnificent proportions,
and there u a possibility Of the leyee
between the exposition grounds and tho
Sixth street bridge being turned into n
public park and promenade. Active
steps have already 6oon taken In that d.
rectinn
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loine, win cure any oaAe Of letter, Salt
Hh6Im, llingworm, Pllea, Itch, h0reA,
pimpleh, EoEma, all Analy, ltdhy Skin
EruptiOnh, no matter how obstinate or
long standing II 10 potent effective
and o0aLa but . tIine IT.fe.l
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gha Openiaa Day sas AOd a rlnp EHhihll
Assured

PmIflul0, Augl lD-lltlshnfg D
going 10 hold an exposition, heginnlng
Hept' 4 and closing Oet ~ the obieot
being, OF course, ~ make the world ao.
with Pitlaburga resources,
hinoe 1899 the era Of Improvement has
been marked Many who aro interested
In the material interests Of the United
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A phnadsiohln Irailuro.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 20,.--rhe cottor
manufacturing firm OF John Lees ~ Son
have fuiled, with liabilities nj about
$40, 900 and assets IN the neighborhood Of
$4,000.
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When Baby was sick, wc gave hcr castoria'
when yhe was chlld, aho cried for castoria'
Whom she became Miss, she cluug 70 castcrla'
Whom she had children. she gave them castoriA
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CONGRESSMAN LAIRD Of Hastings,
Nebraska, Is dead. This makes q va.
cancy which will probably be filed at o
special election. Mr.. Laird was q Re.
publican.
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A NEW York man has justinvented
q patent bottle stopper There 10 quite
q demand for this invention, In oil
Ohio towns, that have adopted local
option.
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Ro-orEanlEatlon Of the Chicago and 81
Louis.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 21.-The committee
having charge OF the reorganization Of
the Chicago and 81, Louis railway have
practically completed their work, and
tho plan OF Reorganization prepared by
them will probably be given out to-day.
Interests represented by Frank c. Hol-
Inns & Co. have obtained control OF a
majority OF all CLASSES OF securities and
will buy In the road at the foreclosure
male on Sept. g.
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BERLIN, Aug, eO,-An influential Ger.
man company has been organized, with
a capital OF 80,0OO,0O marks, 10 com.
plete the simplon tunnel between Italy
and Switzerland
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

BUFFALO, Aug. 81. Tho evening ses.
sion Of the microscopists convention was
devoted 10 a learned address by presi-
dent W. j. Lewis on tho use Of micro.
Bcopy IN LITIGATION.
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LONDON, Aug, 9l.-Mr Pamel win
not 80 abroad after tho adjournment Of
parliament, NJ waa his original intention,
but will spend the recess In Ayondale, In
Scotland.
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IN my plesyncv, TINS Oln uay ol Dvuen'
49, A. w, GLEASON,
aeA Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Qnre 10 taken internal,
ly ana acts directly on the blood ana
muoua surfaces OF the system, Send
for testimonials, fire.
n, j. CHENEY ~ Co, Toledo, o..
Ey-AOld by Dfugglats, 7bo,
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The sister said that when their mother
learned that her boys had been taken
away by the Childrena Aid society she
made every effort 10 find their where
abouta, but the olloera OF the society de-
ollned 30 give any information When
Andrew asked his sister On 10 the where.
abouts OF their sister Mary, she said that
the little one had been taken from RAN
dall'a island and had been placed with
the Catholic sisters,
In 1884, according 10 the narratora
story, she sent lady friend Of hers 10
the Home OF the Good Shepherd 10
learn II any traces Of the Lost ono could
be had. There she was told that Mary
was there, but could not be seen, aa she
was In retirement, When Andrew called
At the institution the mother superior
Informed him that his alator had left the
institution In 1870, This was In direct
contradiction Of the story told 10 the
lady who visited the place In 1884, Nc.
Donald will continue the search for his
rclatlyea
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Bczma, Itohy. scaiy. Skin Torturoa.
The simple application of"SwAYNEs 8
OINTMENT" without any Internal med
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Eleven days afterward Andrew and
Edward were taken by the Children'e
Aid society and put on farm In Green
vile, Park county, o, There they TO
mained until ~ years Of age, They had
managed 10 save q small sum Of money
during their apprenticeship, and shortly
afterward bought farm, which la cared
for by Edward A few yeara ago AM
drew began a search for hla mlsslng rela-
tlyea and discovered one Of his hiatera
living In Baltimore, married 10 Chris
Rhein, From her he learned Of the
death OF his mother, who had died Of
broken hhaft because OF the loB OF her
children, but that their father was still
alive In New York, aa was their brother
Patrick, who had married, but she could
give no clue TO the locality OF their reai'
denoe,
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A wOMAN's HOPE.
a BROTHER or THE MURDERED MAN
INTERVIEWED,

NO Denies That No Placed Alice yupP Ia
His nFother's House 10 Act as spy
. Upon nIs nrether'a wifs-Did Not hs'
ileye she wouId be Convicted, Nor Did
the Pro,seution Desire Conviction.
VmNNA, Aug, ei,-1'he government
police are on the track OF Socialist
conspiracy with ramheahona all over
tho Austro- Hungarian empire, The ar
reais reported yesterday from Lemberg
are only tho beginning OF large numbers
which arc 10 follow, tho police having
obtained definite information a. 10 the
leaders OF the movement, Two Russian
students, French professor and two
hiaters Of the latter were arrested In
this city yesterday on q similar charge,
Other arrests will follow shortly,
Maybrieh'a Brother on the Case.
LIvRrooL, Aug, ei,-Mlohael May
brick, brother OF the man for whose
murder Mrs, Maybrlok lies under son.
tence OF death, la an interview yoster-
day said that nothing would please him
better than 10 see Mr.. Matthews, home
secretary, liberate Mn, MaybHok He
very emphatically denies that he placed
Alice Yupp In his brothers house 10 act
M a spy upon his brothers wife, lie was
On the best Of terms with the prisoner.
He never thought she would be con
Vioted, nor had the prosecution desired
conviction, 80 confident was he Of an
acquitial that just before the verdict
was rendered, he packed his clothes In
readiness 10 catch the first train for
London,
Many judges feel that, though there Ia
a strong suspicion that Mr., Maybrick
died from araenio the quantity found N
- small he might ~ easily have died
from something else, and the jury should
have been told the evidence was not con-
elusive ON that point
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LONG LOST RELATIVES.
A STORY or DECIDEDLY ROMANTIC
NATURE,

Andrew Mcdonald, Of FTankfoft Pa,
Searching for his Parents and hisleFa'
Separated In Childhood and sent West
BY an Ala aoeisly-huying a fnrm In
ohio'
NEw YoRK, Aug, al,- Yesterday
Andrew Mcdonald, a wellto-do citizen
OF Frankfort, Pa, aud superintendentof
the Friends Asylum for the Insane at
that place, called at police headquarters,
He was In search OF his father, a sister
and brother The story told by him
was one Of a decidedly romantic nature,
In 1867 his father, Owen, his mother,
two sisters and two brothers came 10
this city, Times we're hard then with
the Mcdonald family, and on May 2 OF
that year Andrew, who was years oldl
his brother Edward, o, and his sister
Mary, atill younger, were found wander
ing on Mulberry street without friends
and home, Tho were picked up by the
police and sent 10 Randall'a Island.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-01
Canada Getting Ip on Her Ear.

OTTAWA, July 3l.-The Cabinet meeting yesterday considered the seiz- ure of British vessels by United States cruisers in Behring sea. A demand will at once be made on the British government for two war vessels to pro ceed to Behring sea to protect vessels from the United States revenue cutter Powell Ii Is believed that several sealing schooners that will sail from Victoria are heavily armed and will be able to protect themselves, as they start with the intention of not being taken without making desperate struggle
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-01

THE first gun in the constitutional convention election has been fired by the Democrats of Maricopa county, a call having been issued for the assem- bling of the Democratic Central Com mittee of that county early in Septem- her. to take such steps as are deemed necessary to prepare for the election. That's the kind of politics we like no skulking behind the specious cry of "non-partisan" It Is now in order for the Republican Central Committee of Cochise to take up this Democratic def.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-01
Will Start in Tuesday.

ST. PAUL, July 3l.-The United States Senate Committee on Irrigation will hold its first session here Tuesday to hear delegations from South Da- kota. After visit to that section the committee will go to Montana. reach ing Helena August 9th. Senators Plumb and Jones, of Arkansas. will ioin the committee there.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-01
Caught Him.

SAN FRANcISco. July 3l.-Captain Lees, of the detective force. has re- ceived information from Victoria that William Leith Ross has been arrested there Ross was note teller at the Nevada Bank. in this city, and obtained leave of absence for a few days A shortage of $l 900 was found in his accounts. and promissory notes valued at over S9O,0O0 were also missing. The money and notes were found in his possession when arrested Vice President Bigelow, of the Nevada bank, will go to Victoria to appear against Ross.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-01
4 Dsuble Ranging.

DAvIsvILLE, July 31.-Charles Dill ger, who murdered two policeman last August, and Harry Smart, the mur- derer of M. Green and wife, were hanged this morning. Smart's neck was broken, but the rope slipped over Dilger's chin and 1t became necessary to haul him up and adjust the knot and drop him again.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-01

THE one and only objection to the influx of British gold, and the conse- quent control of some of our great in dustries, Is that the interest, or divi- dends, on these vast sums will go to England and be a constant drain on this country, and in time will have the same effect on the United States that absenteeism has had on Ireland
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-01
\ Fake.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3I-A fight to the finish for purse of $1 800 took place at the California Athletic Club rooms tonight between Frank Mur- phy and the light weight champion of Australia, Billy Murphy.
 LATER-It is now learned that the fight stopped at the end of the 27th round, the men seemingly refusing to continue the fight.