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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-20
MRs. MAYpRIcK,g PROPERTY.
Suit Filed for the Appointment, of Trustees
in Kentucky,

ANfN - sANN HNA t-sN = Fh-NN-Tt-+f~Ns
In Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 19,-The at
torneys Of Florence Maybrick, now
under sentence Of death at Liverpool
for the murder Of her husband, James
NIaybrick, to-day filed suit in the Fed.
eral court here for the appointment Of
trustees for her large estate in mountain
lands in Breathitt, Pike and nelghboring
counties in this State. The property
was left her by her grandfather, Darius
Blake Holbrook, OF New York. She Is
Joined in the suit by her step.iather
who acts for her mother. The rights Of
Mrs. Maybrick's children, both under 10
years, are also reviewed and protection
Is sought for them. The suit Is friendly
and It's object is to secure relief from
the necessity OF giving security as trus-
tees for w. H. Gardiner and Hamilton
Bradshaw, OF New York, and Rev. John
Ingraham, Of Missouri, who are trustees
for Mrs. Maybrick's property elsewhere
In America, They decline to serve for
the Kentucky property II required to
give security.
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Atan early hour Sunday morning a
number Of young people crossing the
temporary bridge over Caldwell's run,
at Chapline street, heard groans coming
from the run beneath. They procured
a lantern and made an examination oil
the ground under the bridge, and after q
few minutes search discovered what they
supposed TO be the body Of a dead man,
A more perfect examination showed the
body to be that Of q well known Ben,
wood steel.worker, who had knocked
himself insensible by falling from the
bridge. His head bore bad cut but
otherwise he was uninjured.
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sprlnrlIrld Tor. MLlh care,,. Gapg.

Special DipGtch 10 he Inte lioaesr.
SPRINGFIELD, o., August l9.-An audi
ence Of about 400 spent the afternoon
very enjoyably watching the home team
line Hank Morrison all over the field.
His delivery was punished about as hard
as he has experienced any time this sea
son. The errors OF the visitors were al.
most continuous, their field work be.
Ing very ragged. Easton pitched very
effective game, aud the Mansfield lushera
were only able TO call him down for Eve
hits. Tie score was as follows:
Mansfield ."."..' ..... i 0 ! 0 o i 90 O-S
Earned, Springfield. 2; Mansfield, /. HIS
eptlnhell, IA; Mansfield, B. Errors, springfield
3; Mansfield, II. Batteries, EastOn and West
Like; Morrison aud FltEsimm0ns. Umpltcs
brennan aud Hill.
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Tha nlda.t ConauI pentI.

WASHINGTON, August 19.-The State
Department to-day received a cablegram
from the United States Vice Consul at
Porto Rico announcing the death last
night OF Consul Edward Conroy. He
was the Oldest Of the U. s. Consuls and
IN length OF service was the junior Of
but one man, the Consul at Gibraltar.
He was appointed Consul at San Juan,
Porto Rico in 1900 and was fully 50
vpara old.
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MoNrooMERY, AlAn August lO.-The
Brieraeld Coal and Iron Company wat
sold to-day under an order Of the United
States Circuit Court for 100000. Thos
F. Krutz and Thos, i. Peters, trustees
were the purchasers for the bondholders
The plant is situated In Babb county
and consists oil a furnace, nall mill and
$4,000 acres Of coal and ore land. Sew,
eral creditors gave notice Of appeal from
the decree Of the court.
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NO GlASSwORKERS' COMBINE.
Smith Says the Talk About 1t is

President Smith Says the Talk About 1t ii
alIBOsh.
PlrrsBuRGH, Pa, August l9.-"The
talk about a combination OF the glass.
workers being formed is all bosh, !" re,
marked W. ]. Smith, President OF the
Flint Glassworker's Union this after.
noon. "The green bottle blowers have
q strike on their hands in the east. On
Saturday representatives OF our Associa.
tion met with their representatives to
take steps towards assisting them in this
strike. The window glassworkers were
not invited, neither were any Of the
K. Of L. officials. Our mold makers will
refuse 10 allow molds 10 be used In
non.union bottle houses and in every
way that we can we will assist the green
bottle blowers. There never has been
any move made towards eiEecting an
organization Of all the glassworkert
unions"
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A CLOSE GALL
Al lsSltehmNp's Presence Of Mlud saves
T. ,'r.l, Many LVsL

ASYltchmanl N Presence OF Mind saVei
Many LiVSS
BALTIMORE, .Mp. August ia seri,
oua loss Of life was ayerted by the pres
presence Of mind Of a switChman on the
Northern Central Railroad this morn.
ing. A shifting engine was standing on
the main track at Lafayette station, near
Calverton Stock yards, when the Phila-
delphia Express, known as Train 92,
was sighted, Opinions differ as to the
action Of the shitter. Some say the en-
gineer reversed the lever and jumped for
his life; others that the passenger train
struck the shiiter and sent her on her
wild backward journey. The shiiter
Llew at lightning speed through three
tunnels, through Fulton and Union stu.
lion. The Hopes Greek train was Just
pulling out well filled with passengers.
The switchlnan ut Centre street seeing
the locomotive running wild opened the
switch. The sllilter crashed into a loco.
motive and two cars, driving them
through the wall Of a large meat house
occupied by Nelson, Norris & Company,
oi Chicago. No meats were stored at
the time. The two locomotives and cars
are q total wreck, and the damage to tie
meat house Is about 5000. Total dam.
age estimated at $50, 600,
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The National Convention Of Mutual
Life and Accident Underwriters at their
thirteenth annual meeting held In Wash.
ington, D. O., during the latter part ol
June, extended resolutions Of condo
lence to the family Of the late DR.,
Thomas H. Logan, of this. city, who was
an old and honored member Of this In.
stitution. The resolutions were hand.
somely engrossed Oh parchment, and
few days since were delivered to the
family Of the lamented deceased through
ex.SherifI William @. Handlan.
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THE JOHNSTOWN RBlIEP.
Governor Beavers Fund Exhaustsd-M
Bodies Found,

Governor Beavers Fund Exhaustsd-Mors
Bodies Found,
JouNsrowS, Pa. August l0.-ItisnoW
stated upon what is considered good
authority that about all the money has
been spent that had been guaranteed to
Governor Beaver for the prosecution ol
the State work here. Such being the
case It Is said that in a few days The
State force will be Withdrawn and
Johnstown will then be left to shit for
itself. The people are very much
alarmed about the matter as II Is evident
that II the workmen are withdrawn
that very serious consequences may
ensue. Two more dead bodies were
taken out OF cellars to-day.
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THE CATaOLlO CELEBRATION.
Prospects that the Analr viii bO Great
One-Who Will be Present.

Prospects that the Analr viii bO n Great
one-who Will be Present.
BALTIMORE, MDo August l0,-The an.
swers to the Invitations 10 the centennial
Of the Catholic Hierarchy to be held in
Baltimore November 10 and succeeding
days indicate very large attendance,
Fully fifty OF the Bishops Of the United
States will be present.
A feature ol the occasion will be the
probable attendance Of delegation
from Rome, headed by prelate holding
q high rank In the propaganda, A dele
cation Of distinguished laymen from the
Pacific slope have already sent letters
requesting that seats be reserved.
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MlsksA lln.s IlAlll.l t,tnns.

NEw YonE, August 10. Samuel Crane,
the baSO bali player who was arrested
on regulation from Pennsylvania
charging him with running away With
The vile Of q man named Ffouenielter
Of Scranton, has agreed 10 20 back u
Scranton without iuFtheF trouble, and
will leave this afternoon. Mrs. Ffouen
ieltet will also 70 back 10 answer thl
charge her husband has ptelefret
AgalnhL hpf.
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.y LONDON, August 1o.-Rev. Mr.. Spur
geon writes to the newspapers to say
that he will sign a petition for the re.
lease OF Mrs. Maybrick, and will COM
mend TO his congregation the advisable.
ty Of following his example.
Home Secretary Matthews Is awaiting
further medical reports before coming
TO a decision in the Maybrick case. The
reports will be submitted tomorrow.
The parliamentary petition In behalf oi
Mrs. Maybrick has been signed by nine
ty-one members Of the House Of Com
mons.
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nsnl.A lhs ihlnnnllnn.

NEW YoRE, August ip.-Iudge 1ngta.
ham, Of the Supreme Court, to-day de-
MED the application Of Receiver Gray, oI
the North River Sugar Refining Com.
pany, iof an Injunction against The cor
poratlons cotnposingthe sugar fennerieB
COMPANY bF Tie sugar trust, restraining
them from disposlhg Of theif AsseLs, o.
transferring thSlF property.
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A Married Man Elopss.

SOttial Di,pdieh 10 he IuttlNaea.
CHARLESTON, VIVA, August 1O.-Yes.
tetday William Batkin left with young
woman seventeen years Of age, for parts
unknown. Batkin leaves a wife and
several children In the West End, and
the girl, who lives In that part Of the
city, Is Baid to be In an interesting CON
ditlon. The father Of the girl to-day
sent Q telegram to arrest the guilty pail
at Point Pleasant. Batkin Is son o.
Ex.Deputy Sheriff Batkin.
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, August 19.-A
special from PlattSburg, Mo-, says that
preparations have been completed there
iot the entertainment Of 5000 al tic
taria reform picnic 10 DO held there on
Wednesday next. The committee OF
arrangements to-day received from *.
President Cleveland letter expressing
regret at his inability 10 attend and en-.
dofslng the purpose Of the picnic.
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Pension Decision,

WASHINGTON, D. G., August 1a-As-
sistant Secretary Bussey to-day made an
important decision in pension cases,
holding that dishonorable discharge in.
Glcted by court martial for an ofTense Of
which tho court he'd Jurisdiction, did
not render a man ineligible to pensions.
In this view he issustained by a decision
OF the late Judge Advocate General,
Hon. Joseph Holt. The opinion re.es.
tabIished the ruling Of the Department
which prevailed through all alministra.
tion ante-dating Of rule 1856 by General
Black
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TuE SHOW LAST NIGHT.
AusplClOus Opening of the Opera House for
tho Season,

AuSplclonh opening OF tue opeEh hpuseA"t
tho Season.
The Opera House was opened last
evening after thesuumeryacatio by the
Hayerly. Cleveland minstrels. The house
has seldom, II ever, been better filled,
and the performance was worthy Of the
audience, The first part was novel and
the remainder strong, and the good
things which abounded on the pro-
gramme were heartily applauded,
The house has been renovated and
the walls repapered In bright and
cheerful color. The change isso decided
that old habitues OF the house could not
repress EXPLANATIONS Of pleasure as they
entered last evening, and Manager Refs.
ter received many congratulations from
bis friends on the improvement.
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ADVANCE IN FREIGHT.

the Pig Iron and Special Iron Tariff Raised
by the Central TrHiiio Association.
PITrsBuRGH, August 19.-Circular No.
1,ol0ajust issued by the joint committee
Of the Central. TrulliG Association, an.
nounces an advance in the pig iron and
special iron tariff to 25 cents for car loads
and 80 cents for less than car loads. The
advance takes effect on September /, and
Is between New York and Chicago, both
ways, This makes the rate from Pitts
burgh, TO Chicago l2l and 10 cents,
whereas II was formerly II and II cents.
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ROME, August lO.-A reception was
held at the Vatican yesterday, it being
the Feast Of ST. Joachim aud the Pope's
tete day. His Holiness entertained Lis
visitors in his private library. His
health is good, aud he exercises for an
hour daily In his garden. In September
he will issue new enCyclical, when he
will receive the French Pilgrims. y
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THE STRIKE ENDED.
The Deputy shsrlns Withdrawn from the
Carrie FntHace.


Carrie Futnaoe.
PtrrsBuRou, Pa, August 1O.-Ths
strike at the Carrie furnace has been set
tied, the deputy sheritTs have been
Withdrawn and furnace No. / is now in
operation with a full quota Of men,
Furnace No. 2 will be in blast by Friday
or Saturday Of this week. Tho men 90
back at the old rate OF wages, but they
have hopes Of getting matters arranged
more 10 their satisfaction In short time.
A week or ten days ago the Superinten.
dent offered the men at furnace No, 2
an advance Of 10 per cent. This was re-
fused and afterwards withdrawn by the
firm. More men applied for work to-
day than were needed.
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spttiql Dtpdieh 10 Ae iHialtiOHeer. 's''''lt {
clARLEsroN, W. VA, August io.--A
telegram was received here yesterday
from Nelsonville, Ohio, announcing that
John Turner, colored, whokilled Charles
Walker, at Rush Run, Fayette county,
on July 4th was under arrest there aud
Constable Carwithen left this morning
with q reuuiBition,
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TuRgATgNED LYNCuIEG.
a Noted Puslll.t OF East Liverpool is Muir

A Noted PuglllSt OF East Liverpool Is MUIR
dercd,
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., August 1o.-JaCk
Lee, a somewhat noted pugillst, was ia
tally shot at 7 o'clock this evening BY
5Shn Lgsley, proprietor of "The Annie
liza notorious 30" boat, noored or
the West Virginia eide. LaOley claImI
the, shooting was In self defense, bul
Lees companions deny II. Lasley and
bis wife arc now In jail. There are
threats Of lynChing by Lees friends, and
talk Of burning the boat tonight.
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Postomce Robbed.

RAyESswooD, W. Va, August 19.-
The postoffice at silverton, a small place
neal Rayenswood, on the Ravenswood
and Spencer pike, was robbed Saturday
night Of eighteen dollars in money and
from three 10 five dollars in stamps,
Jacob shockey Is postmaster and runs q
small store In connection with the office,
There is no clue to burglars.
All looks favorable at present for the
Rayenswood district fair. There will be
fine races and large crowds.
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Two Lady phy.Iolanu Die suddenly,

TRoY, N. Y, August 1o.-NIiss Mary
Case, a practicins physician Of this city
died suddenly at her fathers residence
in Lansingburgh this morning from an
accidental overdose Of drug taken fol
heart trouble. She was graduate oi
the Women's Medical College OF Penn
sylyania.
Falls, died suddenly this morning. She
had complained Of headache shortly
before expiring.
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LONDON, August 10.--1n the House
Of Commons this afternoon Mr.. Baliour,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, declared that
Mr.. Conybeare, member from the Cam
bone Division Of Cornwall, who Is con.
fined in prison on charge OF consplring
10 oppose the law il not seriously III.
The Speaker refused to allow a motion
In adionrn frt
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wiLKEsBARRE, Pa, August 1O.:A wo,
man named Mary Hennetsey, aged about
thirty years, was found drowned in The
susquehannA river al Nanucoke Lhil
evening, tits strongly believed that che
was murdered BY q bollman aud thrown
Into the river, Marks Of violence WerC
found Upon her body indicating ioul
play,
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GREESsBuRa, rAy August l9.-A iatal
disease has broken out among the cattle
In several localities In this county, and
they are dying at an alarming extent
II 10 known among veterinary Bufgeonl
aa Bplenic or Texas fever. Samuel Pool
a New Stanton, has lost eight head o.
valuable COWS and Welble Bros, west o.
here, lost four or Aye. The disease II
supposed 10 have been TRANSMITTED
through the bringing Of a carload o.
Western cattle into the county by
iaftner a New Stanton.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, August l9.-John L.
Sullivan and party passed through Pitts
burgh on the Limited this morning, en-
route east. Sullivan was sleeping and
Matthew Olune would not allow him To
be disturbed. Clune said 1t was true
they were going to form q combination,
and that Kiltain will probably bel the
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CRY OF Mexico, August 1O.-Two
smelling furnaces are TO be erected in
the State Of Neuevaleon in consequence
Of the imposition Of duties upon lead
ores carried into the United StatesS.
Petroleum In large quantities has been
discovered In the State Of Chiapas.
Speaker Carlisle has arrived at Gaud.
allara. ~. MN
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SULLIVAN IN NEW YORK.

Escorted by Brass Hand to His Hotel
His Chums Meet Him.
New YoRK, August 19.-John L. Sui
livan arrived on the 8 o'clock train to
night in jersey City. He was accom-
panied only by Mr.. Matthew Clune, tht
proprietor Of the Vanderbilt hotel. Al
the depot TO meet him were Charley
johnson, jim Wakely, John Brennan
and Jack Burnett. The party arrived al
the Vanderbilt hotel at $40, A bras
band accompanied Sullivan TO tho hotel
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Tho Chnpllno Street church Renovated

The Chapline Street NJ. L. Church is
undergoing a complete overhauling and
cleaning, The building and parsonage
have been thoroughly repainted inside
and out, and the upper room has been
tastefully decorated. New carpets have
been laid throughout the building and
the entire interior frightened and beau
tilted. 1t will be reopenedfor service on
September first.
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NEw YoRK, August io.--Among tho
paSsengOfs on the steamer Ia Nofman'
dlOpwhlOh arrived yesterday, were n,
Daniel Wileohr the soniin.lAw oi "a.
PieAiashl ateHy, Of France, and Mad
anne WilAon.
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uncls IrrI1 win he Th,re.

WASHINGTON, D. O., August l9,-sec.
retary Rusk will leave here tomorrow
for Deer Park and will accompany the
President to Cincinnati and indianapolis
From indianapolis he will 90 to Mil
waukee, where he will attend the forth.
coming encampment. He will be alb
sent from Washington three weeks.
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M. flag slust Fly.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August 19.-Act-
ing Secretary Batcheller to-day issued a
circular to custodians Of buildings under
control Of the Treasury Department, re.
curing them to keep hoisted the United
States flag during business hours, except
In stormy weather. The revenue flag
will continue to fly over custom houses
aa al nreannt.
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CLEVELAND, o., August 19,-A special
from Fl, Wayne, Ind, says that to-day
while woTkmen we're clearing away the
ruins Of q brewery recently burned, the
walls fell, burying fiye persons. Charles
Ruhle, Martin Thomas and Lawrence
Overly were fatally injured, and John
Gleason and Henry Kentz badly hurt,
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Kiirniu Give. ItUp.

JACKSON, Miss, August lO.-GOyerhor
Lowry has trecelved a telegram from
agent Chiles that Kilrain's lawyer had
advised him not to fight being extra
dited, and that he would come with his
prisoner to-day or tomorrow.
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PtrrsDuRon, Pa, August 9.-GeOrge
Glass, a we'll known citizen and one Of
the highest and most prominent MaSons
In the State, died lastnight, after brief
illness. The deceased was 81 years oi
noe and married.
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Al Cincinnati = Columbus 4; Cincinnati o
Earned, 2Rnd8 .. Hits, . and 10. EirOTs, 2 each
Pitchers, Gastrlght aud Smith.
Al lndlAn9gOlI.;5, Chicago 10, indianapolis 9
Home run, Denny. Pitchers. Gutn6gft and
boyle. Chicago buhched hpf hits.
lfAt FhIlAdelphla hla-P hllAdelphiRjI; Washington
|, RAtned SIud 0, Hits, fAhd .. Errors, Sand
8, Pitchers, Casey and Fefson.
Az BollOn-rhOfe wRl an attendance Of OyOi
1900. The game was holly contested one aud
had 70 be called Of tho end Of tho eighth With
The score tle-BOaton u New York Il Hits,
and9, Errors, aud .. Pitchers, ClatkAon aud
Crane,
Al Cleveland Morris slow drops were nor
than the ClevelAndR could ilnd, and rhey can't
70 bat 10 one, two, three order and went out Ii
The same manner. BCCklOy and Fields mAdO
ever seen there. PiIIIGHfE6 II Cleveland 4
Earned, land Q. nitb,p and q, Err0fs, / each
Pitchers, Norris aud Bakely,
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We'll KnoWn OhIoan psad. :.

NEw YoRK, August lo.-James s. Cor
don, well known newspaper man Of
Ohio, and at one time a member Of fthe
Ohio Legislature, died yesterday at the
Fordham Hospital from consumption.
Hia bodv will be cremated.
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Killed ina Mine.

Special DipdieA 10 tG LielllVmea.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August 49,
Frank Morris was instantly killedIn the
mines at Coal Valley on Saturday even
inE. He was q brother.in.law Of @. E
Mahan, Of the Fayetteville DmOerat,a t,and
was unmarried, .tl
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New YonE, August 19.-Aniyed,
steamers Ems, from bremen La Nor.
mandie, from Hayrei Clrcassia, from
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eight miles and Is spreading rapidly.
Ranges In that section have been almost
entirely destroyed,
Bpoko Raotory Hnrnad.

DREsDES, oSTa August ia, Nc
'shuband spoke factory was burned
this evening with all it's contents. Loss
Sl0O,000i no insurance, -Four persons
were seriously injured by the explosion
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BERNR, August 19.-A manifesto is i
circulation, signed by Swiss Anarchist
which violently attacks tho Bundesratl
for institulng apoliticRl policy aqydl, %
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Special Dtspdteh TO he IptatpMen.
CANTON, o., August 19.-The Dayton
club appeared here to-day and was not
allowed TO get a man around the circuit,
There was a good crowd In attendance,
Score:
Canton ...,..,.r...,..,.... 1ieeooe2 2.
Hits, Canton o; Dayton g. Errors, Canton q
DGytonl batteries, Monroe aud DOylei MungOi
aud FlanBgan.
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SHANGHAI, August lO.-While a
steamer was making a trial trip hereto.
day tile boiler exploded, killing thirtyof
the crew,
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IiAndolph ruoker III.

LEXINGTON, vAo August 10.-Iion.
Randolph Tucker ex.member Of Com
rresS, iS reported 10 DO very III tonight,
anti his friends fear an early change.