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AN INJUNCTION.
Central Trust Company Restrained From IS
suine Houston and T-xas Central Stock

Central Trust Company Restrained From IS
suing Houston and T=xss Central Stock.
New YORK, July 1S.-Ex-Judge Often
hoefer, as counsel for Gersheim & Co., to-
day secured Justice O'Brien's signature to
a perpetual injunction against the Central
Trust Company, C. P. Huntington and
others, restraining them from issuing
stock of the Houston and Texas Central,
on the ground that the company had not
made the proposed assessment of 13 per
cent. as required by the plan of reorgahiza-
ton. In Difference to the new assessment
of S7140 share, declared on Thursday by
the trust company, Dittenhoefer said the
reduction of S16O was far from satisfactory
to his clients. 1t had, he said, been fixed
upon the same calculation and assessment.
the difference being due to the addition Of
the interest and the deduction of the earn
ings in the hands of the receiver. But it
would be difficult to see how the trust
company could have made any other
assessment without acknowledging that it
had committed a gross wrong on the stock
holders i'll making the first assessment.
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A FORMIDABLE FLEET.
Gathering Of English War-ships Off III, Coast
Of N " our dland

of N W our dland
HALIFAX, July 1S.-Naval authorities
here have grown a little more communica-
tive during the few days past, or perhaps
the recent movements of the fleet have be-
come SO public that further official know
nothingism has become useless. At any
rate it is rumored here, and it is not denied
by the authorities, that England has de-
cided on a naval demonstration on New-
foundland's French shore, and may possi-
bly, 90 further by making one in French
waters, off Miduelon Island, under the very
nose of the French war-ships. For this
purpose the following formidable British
fleet is now gathered in the vicinity of st.
Johns, Newfoundland: The flagship
Bellerophon, Comus, Emerald, Forward.
Pelican and Partridge. These will be
joined probably tomorrow, by the Thrush,
commanded by Prince George of Wales. and
two torpedo-boats direct from England.
The Pylades. one of the most powerful
men-of-war on the West India station, is
also ordered to rendezvous with the fleet at
st. Johns, but news is received from the
Windward Islands that the Pylades is
ashore at Jamaica and seriously injured.
Orders were Immediately cabled to the ma
val authorities at Port Hamilton, Bermuda,
to replace the Pylades. All this demon
strates that the int erial authority is deter
mined on some definite action regarding the
Newfoundland difficulties.
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REFUSES TO TALK.

Comptroller Matthews Extremely Reticant
About His Trip to Seattle
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Comptroller Mat
thews has returned to this city from re-
cent trip to Seattle, Wash, where. accord
ing 10 report, he went as bearer Of secret
orders from Secretary Window to the COM
manders Of the revenue cutters Rush and
Corwin in relation to the Behring Sea
troubles. Judge Matthews declines to say
anything about the journey. In fact, he
refuses 10 admit that it had anything to do
with the Behring Sea matter. He would
probably not admit that he went to Seattla
were it not for the fact that he was seen
there by treasury clerk who happened to
be there on leave, and to whom Judge Mat
thews attributes the publicity given to the
trim
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CHICAGO sTOCK-YARDs.
Incorporation Of Wealthy Syndicate Unde
New RAW Laws

New Jsrsey Laws
Boston. July 1S.-Oflcial announcement
will be made tomorrow of the incorpor-
alton under the laws of New Jersey of the
Chicago junction Railways and Union
Stock-yards Company with the following
Directors: Chauncey NJ. Depew, New
York; Hon. John Quincy Adams. Boston;
ex-United States Minister Edward j.
Phelps, Burlington. Vt; William j.
Sewel, Camden, n. j.; John Hoey, Holly
wood. n. j.; President Adams of the ex-
press company; Frederick II. Winston,
Chicago; Right Hon. Hugh c. E. Chiders
of London, late Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer; Francis Baron Blake. of Blake,
Boisserain & Co., London; Bernard II.
Bosanquett, Director of the Lloyds Bank
Qimited), London; Adolph Won Andre, of
Mendels Il Co., bankers, London. Tie
Trustee for the bondholders and register
of transfer is the Central Trust Company of
New York. The capital stock is 100000.
This stock is fully paid in cash and will be
worcestershire, and the stockholders will
have no personal liability,
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Sale Of California Fruit.

CHICAGO, July 1s.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold at auction to-day peach plums,
half-crates, at S4 10; boxes, So 75; Wash
ington plums, So; aDricots, % cents to 81 05; {;
Hale's early peaches, small. 81 50; early
Crawfords, 50 % TO So 65.
Porter Bros. Company sold three car
loads of fruit to-day. Bartlett pears brought
81 80 to So 10; Washington plums. 81 to
81 80; Columbia, 81 %; German prunes,
81 80 to 81 30; peach plums, 81 70 to 81 20 !;
Crawford peaches. ST so to S3 %; grapes,
haif-crates, in poor order, 81 80 to 81 80;
purple Duane plums, 81 % to 81 60; Royal
Hative. 81 80 to 50 20; figs, in small boxes,
TO 81 80; nectarines, 81 rs to 50; Bulgarian
pruneS. s. 40
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OUR CONGRESSMEN.
California RepI esentatives Booked for Long
STAY in Washin eton.

WASHINGTON. July 1S.-It is now con-
ceded on all sides that Congress will not
adjourn before September 1st. Morrow,
Clunie, McKenna and Vandever will re-
main OH deck till the last. Mr. Morrow is
very anxious to get home, but as he Is a
member of the Appropriations Committee
he will be obliged to remain, as matters are
constantly coming up which require his
presence in the committee. In answer to
his request that he be given leave of abb
seDce Reed and Cannon have said that his
absence might give the Democrats a ma
jority on the committee, inasmuch as some
Republicans on that committee are now
away. Ciune is willing enough to stay and
look after his public building bills, and Nc
Kenna'S presence could hardly be dispensed
House,
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WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The following
combinations have been made: James Rus
sell Soley of Massachusetts. Assistant Sec
retary of the Navy; A. B. Nettleton of
Minnesota and Oliver Spaulding of Michi-
gan, Assistant Secretaries of the Treasury |;
Henderson M. Sommerville of Alabama,
Lewis Stackpole of Massachusetts aud
Ferdinand NJ. Schurtleff of Oregon, Gen.
eral Appraisers of Merchandise; Christian
w. Craig. Register of the Land Office at
Independeuce Cal
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To Irrigate southern California.

CHICAGO. July 1S.-The evening papers
say there is on foot in this city gigantic
scheme for irrigating over 100000 acres of
the richest land in Southern California.
which is to be accomplished by the i'm
pounding of the waters from the mountains
in immense storage reservoirs and then
conducted to tile land by system of pipes,
bitches and fumes. What is now pract-
cally desert will be made TO bloom like
Riverside, Redlands, Los Angeles or Pasa-
dana
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the same business in Illinois and eighteen
other States within three years from the
date he ceased to be in their employ. The
consideration named in the contract was 81.
Judge Tuley decided that as result of
modern methods of commerce it made no
difference whether the contract was as to
one or more States, but as the complainant
was only employed from week to week he
was made to agree that for one dollar and
employment for one week he would mort
gage MS liberty OF action and practically
his means of livelihood for three years. The
Injunction was dissolved
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Wsshin gton Park Rasnlts.

CHICAGO, July 1S-Following are the
results Of to-day's races at Washington
Park:
First race, three-year-olds and upward,
one mile, Laura Davidson won, Louise NJ
second, Eli third. Time, 1:42H.
Second race, three-year-olds mile and a
sixteenth, Mary j won, Sena second, Nina
Archer third. Time, :493.
Third race, Lake View handicap, two
year-olds (foals of 1888, three-quarters OF a
mile, Palfena won, Bramblebush second.
Yosemite third. Time, 1:15h.
Fourth race, all ages, mlle and seventy
yards, LOngShot won, Al Farrow second,
DR.. Nave third. Time, 2:O9A.
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WILL NOT NftET.

Racing Men Discredit the Report That Tenny,
snlvator ard Kingston Will B. Matched.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-Well-informed rae
ing men discredit the report that Salvador,
Tenny and Kingston are to meet soon in
race for $1,000 a side, with $500 added by
the Monmouth Park Association, if Pull
sifer will agree to Haggin's proposition TO
make the distance one and an eighth miles.
Such race is not probable unless Haggin
and Dwyer have changed their minds re-
Gently. Haggn said short time ago that
lie would not match Salvador again this
year, and Dwyer said he would not match
Kingston against Salvador. Kingston has
not been in condition to appear on the
track this Year.
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Duty ON societz Radrss.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury Tichenor has affirmed
the decision of Collector Phelps in assess
Wing On Lung. The importer claimed the
articles to be dutiable at % per cent as jew
elry, but the Collector showed that the arti-
cles were society badges and not iewelry,
as commercially known.
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Federal Election Bill.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-A meeting Of
the Republican members Of the Committee
ON Privileges and Elections was held to-day
to consider the Federal Election Bill. The
members of the committee refuse TO say
anything respecting the proceedings. Sem
ators not members of the committee say
they will make very considerable changes
In the Lodge bill and reduce its length ma
teriallv
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EUGENE SCHUYLER.
Death Of the american Consul General at
Cairo.

CAIRO. July 1S.-Eugene Schuyler, the
American Consul-General here, died to-day.
Eugene Schuyler of New York was born
at Ithaca in 1910. He was graduated at
Yale in 1859. While pursuing his post
graduate studies, with two scholarships that
he had earned, he attended the law school
and assisted President Parker in his re-
vision vf Webster's dictionary. Later he
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KEsoTA Minn.). July 1s.-The Farmers
Alliance of the Second District organized
to-day and nominated General James IL.
Baker of Blue Earth County for Congress.
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MoRTGAGED HIS FUTURE.

A Peculiar Case Decided Against Manufsc.
turing Firm,
CHICAGO, July 1S.-A decision was ren.
dered by Judge Tuley to-day in case in
volving question that has never been
passed upon before by court. 1t was the
suit of Oppenheimer & Co., manufacturers
of sausage castings, of Chicago and New
York. to prevent, by injunction, George
Sayre, former employe, from going into
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STOLE A GOLD BAR.

A Diver for an Express Company and His
Brother Arrested.
CHIC AGO, July 1S.-A new indictment
was found by the Grand jury to-day against
John Ehret, ex-driver for the. United States
Express Company. He is charged with the
theft of a $4,000 gold bar. Indictments
were also returned against three other per-
sons. and one Of them, Ehret's brother, was
arrested this afternoon,
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Her Neiphb,rs Lvnohed Him.

FORT WHITE (Fla.). July ia negro
named Green Jackson was lynched yester-
day by the neighbors Of Mrs. Robert p.
Prchard, white woman whom he had
criminally assaulted
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MRS. HARRIsoN's DANGER.
The Presidents Wife and Mrs Mckee Mar
rowly Escape Serious Injury

CAPE MAY On. J.), July 1s.-Mrs. Harri-
son and Mrs. Mckee narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury when out driving last night. On
Washington avenue a boy who was driving
a dog-cart in an opposite direction lost
control Of his horse. which dashed madly
up the street. The cart sweryed into and
narrowly missed overturning the Harrison
carriage The horse then ran into an iron
awning-post and demolished a large plate
glass window. He fell ON the pavement,
bleeding profusely, and at the sight of blood
Mrs. Mckee tainted. She soon recovered,
however, and the inmates of the Presidents
carriage proceeded to their cottage without
furthar miShan
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The American Rf.meu.

BERLIN, July 18.-The American rifle
men visited Nlederwald to-day and placed
laurel wreath on the Germania monument.
Weber delivered an address. In the after
noon the Americans drove to Rudesheim
and partOOk Of o kellerfeyt,
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THE SUGAR TARIFF.
An Amendment Authorizing the President

His Discretion to Reimpose the Duty.
WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Pierce
to-day proposed an amendment to the Tariff
Bill providing that one year after the pas
sage of the bill the President in his discre-
tion may direct that the duties ON sugar i'm
posed under the laws now in force be re-
imposed as against any nation or country
ations with the United States regarding
the agricultural products of this country,
and the President is directed to pursue such
negotiations as may be deemed necessary to
secure by treaty or otherwise unrestricted
entry into any such country Of the agricul-
tural products of the United States.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
A Terrific Thunderstorm Visits Cheyenne,
Doing Considerable Damage.

CHEYENNE (Wyo), July ia terrific
thunderstorm created CONSERVATION in
town tonight In the suburbs John Greg
ory, who was bringing in a herd of sheep,
was killed by lightning. He was middle
aged Englishman. Mrs. +. l.. Culver, wife
Of stOckman, was knocked down by bolt
which struck her residence aud half para
lyzed her. The telephone bells rang
throughout the storm. There was heavy
rain falling which flooded Easements and
DESTROYED much merchandise.
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CHARLESTON, July 1S.-At a political
meeting in Marion yesterday, Captain Till
man, Farmers Alliance candidate, de-
nounced the Charleston News and Courier
as that Lying, rotten sheet" and added:
I" If any of you take it. just look at this
meeting to-day and read the report OF it in
that paper"
AT this Shirley C. Hughson, who was re-
porting the meeting for the News and
Courier, going up to Tillman, said: "If
you mean to say. sir, that have misrepre-
sented you you are an internal liar and the
truth is not in you."
This was the signal for an uproar.
Knives and pistols were displayed, but the
disturbance ended in noise. At the same
meeting Tillman accused J. w. Barnwell
and Judge Haskell, two leaders of the
straight OUT Democracy, with having
threatened to assassinate him.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier internally Ito
cleanse the blood OF all impurities and poisonous
elementsl, and CUrIcURA, the great Skin Cure and
CUrIcURA SOAR. an exquisite Skin Beautiher, eI-
ternay ito oear the skin and scalp and restore the
hasrl. instantly relieve and speedily cure every
species OF itching, burning, scay crusted pimply,
scrofulous and hereditary diseases and humors OF
the skin scalp and blood, with loss OF hair. from
infancy to age, from pimples to scrofula.
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San Jose PostofRcs Site.

WASHINGTON, July 1s-Thirteen pro-
posals for the sale Of property for the site
for public building at San Jose have been
received at the Treasury Department. The
prices range all the way from S12, 200 to
$4,000. A special agent of the department
will be sent to examine the different lots
offered.
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An unrising Imminent.

LONDON, July 1S.-The Vienna corre-
spondent of the Daily News says: Ac-
cordng to advices from Rustchuk an up
rising is imminent in Bulgaria, and bands
led by Russians will endeavor to enter the
country from DObrudscha.
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A Case of Asiatic Cholera.

ATcHIsoN Kans.). July 1s.-Tnere was
a case of cholera in this city yesterday. The
victim was Mrs. w. r. Bishop, wife of
well-known citizen. She died within
twenty-four hours. Two prominent physi-
clans pronounced the case undoubtedly
ASiatic cholera
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New YORK, July 1S.-Following are Ber-
serker's tips on the Monmouth races: First
race, Stockton or Judge Morrow. Second
race, Morriss Best or Bolero. Third race,
Reporter or Cassius. Fourth race, Eon or
Tristan. Fifth race, Adamont or Claren-
don. Sixth race. PunSter Jr. or Raymond.
Seventh race, st. Luke or Pagan. Eighth
race. Peter or Adyenturer.
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4 Fa1mer f.r Gnvernnr.

NASHVILLE. July 1S.-Hon. John P.
Buchanan, President of the State Farmers
Alliance. was nominated for Governor in
the State Democratic Convention to-day by
acclamation. Taylor and Patterson with
drew in the interest of harmony. Buchanan
is a farmer but has been a member of the
Legislature for three terms.
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SUNDAYS CALL will bring the best
results to Advertisements.
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A Defaultsr's Raturn.

PORTLAND Oregon, July 1S.-Officer Joe
Day arrived here this morning from New
York having in charge W. E. Doyle, the
contractor, who left this city several weeks
ago defaulter to the extent of several
thousand dollars
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The Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO. July ia local paper says
the Chicago Directors Of the Worlds Fair
have practically decided upon Mr.. Goshorn
of Philadelphia as Director-G General of the
Worlds FAIR. He occupied the same posi-
ton at the Cen lennial
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ST. PAUL, July 1S.-Government inspec-
tors began yesterday the investigation into
the causes which led to the laundering Of
the steamer Sea Wing, on Lake Pepin, last
Sunday evening. They refuse to make
public the result of their examination, as
far as il has gone
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Trouble Threatened.

BINGHAMPToN (N. ", July 1s.-About
$50 striking cigar-makers assembled in
front of Hull, Grummond &c Co.'S factory on
Water street tonight and threatened the
non-strikers. The police kept order, but
trouble is feared tomorrow.
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Ere in a Children,. Hnma.

NEWARK On. J.). July lS.-The Foster
Home Building was partially destroyed by
fire tonight There were many children in
the home, and quite a panic followed the
breaking out of the fire. All were removed
safely, however.
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PISTOLS AND sHoTGUNs.
A Lively Shooting ARRAY in an Alabama
Town

MONTGOMERY (Ala.). July 1s.-An Ad-
vertiser special from Tuscumbia says: John
A. Steele Jr., Major Tom Steele. John Good
win and w. P. Challen engaged in shoot
ing affray to-day. The former was killed,
John Goodwin seriously injured and Tom
Steele slightly wounded, and bystan1er.
Tracy Alternately. had an arm broken by a
stray bullet. Shotguns and pistols were
used. There was much excitement during
the day, but all is quiet tonight.
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An AUfnl Charre

QUEBEC, July 1S.-Delamare, one of the
owners of the saloon in which fire origi-
mated yesterday, by which family of five
persons living in an upper room lost their
lives, has been arrested, with his wife, as
accessory to the perpetration Of the awful
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ALMOST A RIOT.
Wild Confusion in a Political
Convention.
4 Reporters DenunCiatiOn Of One Of the
Candidates.
a Quarrel Over Mule Ends In the Murder
Of Two Boys-Yiee- President Nor
toms Cottage Robbed.

Special Dispatches to THE MonS1Se CALL.
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THE NEw HEADQUARTERS.

a survey has been made Of the upper
portions. 1t is found that the caiuies and
pneumatic tubes are intact aud will soon be
available for use. General Eckert, Vice
PRESIDENT Of the Western Union, is of the
opinion that the loss of the company does
NOT much exceed 100000. He also believed
tnat they VIII DC able 70 employ a cOnsid-
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Only One Found Guilty.

Before Judge Van Reynegom and a jury
yesterday Joseph Kelly, Frank Ellsworth,
Jack Myers, George Kramer and Edward
Wilson were on trial charged with bur-
glary, in having broken into f. Wassman's
dyeing establishment. at 929 Folsom street,
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Warehouse Burned.

LONDON, July 1S.-The Manchester Canal
Company's warehouse in Liverpool was
burned to-day. An enormous quantity OF
cotton, grain and flour was consumed. The
loss Is $300,OOO
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
on the 14th of last April The jury returned
verdict of guilty against Ellsworth and
not guilty against the ether four.
IN FAVOR OF THE TRUST.
The Receiver Of the Sugar Companies Has
~,

11Is IUWtIs IurCalItu.
NEW YORK. July 1S.-The general term
of the Supreme Court has handed down
decision in the suit of Henry Winthrop
Ray, Receiver of the North River Sugar
Refinery Company for dissolution Of
that and all other companies composing the
sugar trust. Ray obtained an injunction
restraining the defendants from in any
manner disposing Of property coming into
their hands under the trust agreement.
The general term modifies this injunction
by simply restraining the North Sugar Re-
inery Company from removing any prop
erty from this State, and holding that the
Receiver has no authority for acting in the
case of the other companies.
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0lMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped and
TiUi oily skin cured by CUrIcURA SOAP.
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MURDERED FOR A MULE.
Double Killing the Quito me Of BOyish
Barter

SAVANNAH (Ga.), July 1s.-At Guyton
to-day, r J. Norton, the son of physician
of this city, shot and killed two brothers
named Willie and John Bird. Yesterday
young Norton and Willie Bird traded mules.
To-day Willie Bird, accompanied by his
brother John. went to Norton's place to get
him to trade back. Norton refused and
John Bird, drawing pistol, told Willie to
break open the stable door and recover the
mule. AT this point young Norton shot the
Bird boys dead. Norton has fled.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Local-option Men Finally Win Their Fight
ON thu L;aunr Question

MILWAUKEE, July 1S.-The Supreme
Lodge of Knights of Pythias concluded its
sixteenth biennial session this afternoon.
The much talked of liquor question was
settled, the lOcal-option men fnally win
ming. The Supreme Lodge decided that the
local lodges we're to judge whether saloon-
keepers should be admitted to membership
in lodges subordinate to them.
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The 81 Louis Walters Strike.

ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-The number of wait
ers now out on strike was to-day augmented
by 175 more. The men in five hotels and
three restaurants went out.
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NINE MEN TO HANG.

Eight OF the PARTICIPANTS IN the Cro5s NUT
der Sentenced to Death
PARIS Crex.), July 1S.-Judgs Bryant in
the Federal Court to-day sentenced nine
men to death-Charles Reed (colored) for
criminally assaulting his step-daughter, and
F. }. Lawrence, j. b. Chamberlain, o. j.
Cook, Isiras F. Frease, John jackson, c. f.
Cook, j. C. Ball and r. e. Bouk for com-
plicity in the Cross murder case.
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SUMMONED WHILE ASLEEP.

A San Francisco Lady Found Dead in Bed at
Seattle.
SEATTLE, July 1S.-Miss Louise Peltret
of 637 Guerrero street, San Francisco, who
has been here visiting her brother, Frank
A Feltrett formerly newspaper man Of
San Francisco, was found dead in her
room here this afternoon. The cause Of
her death is unknown. On going to her
room this afternoon, the lady with whom
she was living found her dead as though
she had died while asleep.
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ROBBED THE VICE-pREsIDENT.
Thieves Enter Mr.. Morton's Cottage and Steal
SIC, 1000 Worth of Diamonds

$4,000 Worth Of Diamonds
SARATOGA On. ", July 1S.-About noon
sneak-thieves entered the Bliss Cottage
here and got away with $4,000 worth of
diamonds and jewelry. The cottage was
occupied by Levi Morton, Vice President
of the United States, and his partner, Bliss,
and their wives. A reward Of $1,000 is Of
fered for the recovery of the jewels.
The robbery is said to have been CON-
mitted by gang of skilled operators, who
gained admitIance to the cottage and ran
sacked the upper stories while the family
were at dinner.