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y FROM DAKEK'S ADDITION,
A Committee of Citixcns Walt on the City
.. Health officer.

A Committee of Cit,xons Walt on the City
... Health OAicer.
Last evening Il delegation OF citizens
living in Bakers Addition, composed Of
Messrs. George Wilhelm, James X. Polk,
Edward Walton, William Magruder,
Joseph Kaltenbach and II. w. Brooks,
waited upon the Health Officer at his
office in the City Building, and com.
planned that several lots in the addition,
TO the number OF about six, are covered
with pools OF stagnaut water, to the
detriment Of the health and comfort OF
the neighborhood, and asked that tho
owners OF the lots be compelled 10 fill
or drain them. Mr. Henry Robrecht,
member OF Council from the Third
ward, was present. After considerable
discussion, at the suggestion OF Mr..
Robrccht, it was decided to secure thu
numbers OF the several lots, and the
names Of their owners, and start right.
The delegation will appointa committee
to attend to this duty and report to DR..
Garrison sometime tomorrow.
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A Terrible Accident,

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 2s-As freight
train No. Sc, on the Louisville 4 Nash.
vile road, approached heavy down
grade at Bridge No. 6, near Sulphur,
Ky, tho engineer detected horse
caught between the ties on the bridge.
Seeing that he could not stop the en-.
CINE il time, he put Oh steam, cndeay.
ofiug to throw the horse from the track.
The engine was derailel, jumping over
the ties till the bridge had been
passed, when both engineer and fireman
jumped. The engine fell upon the lat
tor, George Barker, killing him instant.
ly, tho engineer escaping with both legs
broken. The engine and twelve cars
were ditched. One brakeman was also
seriously injured. Passenger trains
were delayed several hours. w.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2S.-The
Republican Senatorial CAUCUS tonight
was attended by about thirty members
Senator Sherman presided and was made
the official medium of communication
to the press. His statement was thai
the caucus had determined to fix the
hour OF the meeting OF the Senate after
tomorrow and until further ordered a,
ten o'clock and continue the sessions as
long as possible, no hour for adjourn.
ment being fixed, the tariff bill alone to
be considered for several days and then
displaced for time ut leas. by the river
and hurbor bill,
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CAUSED BY A CIGAR
"A Young Lady Drowncd-Rccilles o
Two Young hcu.

A Young Lady Drowncd-Rc ness Of
Two Young Mcn.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-Miss Lena Jen.
nings, a handsome girl twenty years OF
age, was drowned yesterday in the Des-
PLANES river at Willow Springs, picnic
grove near this city. She was out in a
boat with two young men. When some
distance from the shore. while the men
were passing cigar from one to the
other. the boat capsized, and I'LL three
were thrown into the water. The two
men saved themselves by clinping to the
overturned boat, but the girl aauk and
never came to the surface until her life.
less body was recovered.
Considerable indignation was shown
toward the two men on their arrival on
shore from number OF picnicke,s, and
they were compelled to seek the protec.
ton OF the police. They were taken tc
the police station, but were released aftel
brief inquiry.
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SMITH BREAKS DOWN,
Tho Tory Lender In tho Commons Faints nt
E.a .". Dinner Party. .H ~.

Tho Tory Lender In tho Commons Faiuts n
nDinner Party. ,E.l d
LONDON, July 2S.--It has leaked ou
that Rt. Hon. W. II. Smith, First I;,rt
Of the Treasury, and leader OF the Gov
crnment forces in the House OF. Com,
mons, tainted at q dinner party on Sat.
urday. @"6g nn
His health has been poor for some
time and he recently announced that he
would shortly retire from active public
life, but it was thought that he would
remain in the harness at least until the
end Of the present session. Ills friends
are now greatly alarmed and urge his
Immediate retirement, rs it is evident
that he is rapidly breaking down.
1t Is quite probable that tho Govern
ments interests in Parliament for the
remainder OF the session will be cham
pioned by Mr.. Balfour, who is much the
ablest debater and psrlia,nentarian on
the Treasury benches,
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wlScOSsIS'S PEARL CRAZE,
Mon, Women hnd Children Renew tho
Scnrch In SuInr River.

ALBANY, Wis. July 2s.--Thc pearl
fishing craze Inns broken out airesh In
this little village, and 1000 men, women
and children, many with large rakes,
using their hands, and others diving
into tho channel OF Sugar river, were
out yesterday from daylight until mid.
night in their enthusiastic search for
pearl.bearing clans.
The occasion OF the excitement was
the letting ont Of tho water from tho
Albany mill dam, by which 200 acres OF
ove,ilowed lands were made accessible
to the pearl fishers. '.m .l
The result OF the days work was many
wagon loads OF clans, and perhaps 81 900
worth Of pearls, although 1t Is very dill.
cult to make an exact estimate as to their
value, owing to tho retIcence OF the fish
ers. The water iu the pond is still fall
ing rapidly, and the hunt will continue
for se"eral days until nll or nearly all Of
tho clans arc taken away. J. ! =.
To-day the number OF searchers was
largely increased. A picturesque scene
was presented by tho pearl tlshers. All
wore wi.lc.brimmed hats and old cloth
ing; many farmers drove In with their
families from tho surrounding country,
and 1t required but a short visit to the!
underbrush to ,nemmorphose tho coun-
try lasses into veritable water nymphs,
aud they were soon up to their ,armpi!s
in the mud and water digging clans
with the rest. As fast MS secured the
clans were taken to the shore and there
opened, tho finding OF a particularly
valuable gem being announced by u
mighty shout OF Joy.
So iSr as known no pearls were found
yesterday having value Of more than
500. Many stories arc told OF big prices
being obtained for these pearls in New.
York and elsewhere. They have really
very little value, and have been offered
by the bushels to dealers. About one
pearl in ten bushels might bring $40. A
farmer named John Shafer, living two
miles from Albany, says hc has refused
500 for pure white pearl found on his
farm. Some estimates place the value
Of pearls sold since the advent OF the in
dustry, a year ago, at $500, 1000.
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Shot n Child md IIlmsslr

New YoRK, July oS.-Frcderick Eszst
aged ~, a German glass stainer, shot
ten'year-old Katie Murphy in the loot
thls morning whether intentionally or
otherwise is not known. The child's
screams attracted her mother and ouite
\ crowd Of neighbors. Tho excitement
ran high. The mother threatened Bszat
with dire vengeance, and the man re.
tired to the yard and shot himself tw;,-.
one bullet lodging in his right eye, the
other in the forehead. His wounds ara
fatal % .fH E..THr.. "o eio
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Special Dispatch 10 Me lhttuiCcnter.
WASHINGTON, Pa, July 2s.-A letter
was received Saturday by the Chief Of
Police Of this place from Philadelphia.
stating that Con. O'Brien had been
struck by u train on the Pennsylvania
Railroad in that city and killed. O'Brien
had been living in this city for the past
four years. He was tailor by trade, and
had worked at many Of the tailoring es.
tablishments OF thia place.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, July 2S.-At {
meeting Of the Manufacturer Board o.
Trade to-day the agreement OF New Eng
land mill men to shut down factories in
order to relieve the overstocked market
was read.. No one opposed the scheme
but alter long debate it WIS decided tc
leave the matter in the hands OF the Ex.
ecutive Committee, which will sec the
local manufacturers individually ant
secure their signatures to an agreemenl
to shut down one week in August, and
two if necessary. There are 700,COl
pieces on the market at present, and ar
amount equal to two weeks production
by the New England mills.
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Mining TOWN BURNED.
Fifteen Hundred People Made
Homeless by Fire.
THE RAPID DESTRUCTION
or Public and Private Buildings.
Late Reports from the nis l'lazc
ut Wallace, Idaho, tho Largest
Mining Camp In the State.

sroKANE FALLS. WASH, July 9s.-
News reached here last evening that til,
town Of Wallace, Idaho, the great min
Ing camp OF The Occur De Alene mining
district, had been completely destroyed
by fire. Att o'clock the Union Pacific
train dispatcher ut Tekoa, Washington,
received word from the Western Union
operator at Wallace that the town was
doomed and the fire was getting near
his oilice in the Union Pacific Depot,
and he would have to move his instru.
ments out at once. The fire, i. is re-
ported, started in the upper end of the
town, and no tho Union Pacific Depot is
4. the opposite end OF the town It ia
thought tho entire business portion of
the town has been destroyed. 1t ia
thought by the busiMess men OF Spo.
kane Falls, who are interested there,
that the loss will be fully s5OO,OOO.
An official OF the Union Pacific has
Just received u dispatch that the entire
town was destroyed with the exception
OF the depots OF the Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific railroads.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED HOMELESS.
A special TO tho Rcric,p from Tekoa, at
l:l5 p. H., says, through tho operator
Mt Warner, it has been ascertaincd that
the fire started in the Central Hotel and
burned north and east over the entire
business part OF the town. 1t t.was also
rumorsd that the Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific depots and cars on the
side tracks were burned. This, how
ever, cannot be verified. The following
leading business houses have been
burned: Holly Mason, Marks & Co.,
the postoilice building, the Heller
House, White 4 Bender, general store;
4 Vedder, McNabes, the tele-
phone exchange, Wallace Club Theatre,
with score of saloons, restaurants, Of
fees, etc. A private despatch says If
teen hundred people are homeless.
The town OF Wallace is situated 100
miles southeast Of Spokane Falls, and is
probably the most ilourishipg mining
town in the northwest.
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He WAS STARVING,
An Ex.CongreSsnnn Takes Ills Own Iii
While Suffering from IIuup.r

An Ex.Congressnnn Takes IIIa Own rir,
While Suffering from Hunger.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July 2S.-The dead
body Of John B. Carpenter, aged over
60, was found banging to tree near this
city Saturday night. A letter on his
person was written by his brother w.
II. Carpenter at Stoddard, Kansas. De-
ceased also lett letter in his hat saying
That ms children would do nothing for
him; that he had no friends; that he
had had nothing to eat for four days,
and requesting that lie be buried dc,
Gently. It is reported that he formerly
lived in Ohio, and was once a member
Of Congress from that State. The Cor
oner held an inquest and tho Jury re-
turned verdict OF suicide. -
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Tbs Goodwin Verdict.

NEw York, July 2S.-The coroner's
jury in the Annie Goodwin case return.
ed the following verdict this afternoon:
"We, the jury in the case Of the deatl,
OF Annie Goodwin. find that she cane
to her death on July IL, 1890, at the
house Of Mrs. Shaw, III East One.Hun-
dred:and.Fifth street, from m abortion
performed by Dr.. McGonegal. We also
lind that Augustus Harrison was m ac-
cessory before the act and that Mrs.
Fannie Shaw was also an accessory be-
fore the act. We find that Davis, the
coachman, was m accessory after the
act" ~.
The jury also recommended that the
coroner severely censure Undertaken
Merritt. Upon consultation with tho
District Attorney and counsel for the
accused Coroner Messer decided to COM
nit only Mrs. Shaw and DR.. McGonepal
without bail. Gus Harrison is commit.
ted on default Of 5000 bail and the COL
ored coachman Davis in default of 81 500
bail. There is no doubt but that Ilur-
rison will be able to furnish bail.
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exaaperatel tho mob, and thcy rusbel
upon tho Patriarch, dragging him from
the pulpit nld otherwise maltrca,ed him
Alter being very roughly treated thC
Pattiarch ilnally succeeded In breaI;inc
loose from his assailants md made Inn
escape from tho Cathedral. Military Al.
sistance WIS asked for to Quell tho dis.
turbance. A body Of Turkish troopv WINS
sent to restore order, but when they en-.
tered tho Cathedral aud tried to ellen,
the building they met with desperate 70
slstancc. Tho mob was armed with 70.
volvers and spiked slaves, and a bloody
conflict ensued between them and the
troops. Four Of tho soldiers md three Of
the rioters were killed, and others were
injured before the mob was driven from
the building. The Cathedral IL now
closed. II isreported that the Arncnians
were netting under secret instigation, 4
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Pans, July 2S.-The members Of the
Argentine colonyin in this city publish a
note in Liber'e hailing the revolution in
Buenos Ayres, because, they say, Presi.
dent Colman's financial policy has
ruined the public credit and private for.
tunes. The signers Of the note approve
the formation Of provincial govern.
ment, which they declare will lead to the
establishment Of good government for
the Republic. Fl.
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Failure OF n Graln spreulator,

CHICAGO, July es.-E. II. Hess, a
member OF tho Board OF Trade since it's
formation, failed to-day. He was short
about 10000 bushels Of oats, and the
recent rapid rise in that cereal forced
him to the wall. His liabilities arc
about Sl50,00O, and he had about SS0. 600
up in margins. To-day the market
reached n point where Mr.. Hess could
put up no margins, and his property was
bought in under the rules. 'sl.!Gli
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--
lta 1Otlll Ulrtl,tlRy,

Pfr1sRuRGH, Pa, July os.-The Com.
mercial Gazette, which recently installed
itself in new building, equipped with
two Potter presses and complete new
plant throughout, will celebrate its 10th
anniversary tomorrow by m article
contrasting past and present, giving pic,
tureso OF the first building and press. The
paper was established by John scull
July 90, 1886, and printed on the flrsi
press brought west Of the Allegheny
mountains.
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WHEELING WINS
From McKeesport With Hnuds Down
Some Terrific Slugginy.

From McKeesport With Hnnds Down.
Some Terrific Struggling.
The Wheeling team had walk-away
with the McKeesports yesterday. The
visitors tried Gray, "a local amateur, in
the box, and he was knocked all over
the lot. Everybody pasted him. In the
second inning. Wheeling scored nine
runs on two home rms, two triples and
two doubles. and numerous errors on
the part Of McKeesport. -
Miller, Lancer, Milbee aud Cote, Of
the Mckeesport, have been transferred
to the Erie team, which weakened the
visitors considerbly. The game was m.
interesting throughout, except the
heavy batting Of Wheeling. Fitzgerald
was in good form, but after the second
inning slackened up in speed. The same
teams play again this afternoon. Follow.
ing is the Hcora in detail: - -
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WITH A HAMMER,
An Iusnue Girl Kills Her Motiirr un,l Fires
". .H.l. the House.

An Iusnue Girl Kills Her Motiirr un,l Fires
.H'l. the House.
BERLIN, July 2S.-News OF a terrible
crime committed by young cir, named
Rhoda Ehrfcld, reaches here from Yves.
serling. 0a -..,
It seems that the girl has been accept
ing tho attentions OF a young man to
whom her mother objected. The lover
was finally forbidden the house and the
girl was told that she must have nothing
more to do with him. ~'T7''
This preyed on the girls mind until
she became crazed with griei, and Green.
ing into the sleeping apartment Of her
mother, who was sleeping in bed, killed
her with a hammer aud then set fire to
the house. The body was cremated in
the ruins Of the building. The girl es.
capped and no trace Of her has yet been
found.
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SALyADOREANS ENTHUSIASTIC.

Ezstn's Army ReInforcsd...Anotler Defeat
Of the Guatetnaieuns. t..
Cry OF MEXICO, July 2s.-La Liberiad
says that the censorship OF Salvador
over kilograms only refers 10 the Guate.
malan government and that other dis
patches are allowed free course. There
is the greatest enthusiasm among the
Salvadoreans. Gen. Rivi5, with G,000
Indians from Cojutepeque, has rein.
forced Ezeta's army. Th6-' "ra rumorH
OF another defeat OF the Guatem ,leans
who are still retreating. The SALIVA,
doreans are advancing.
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oPeeIt8 D7FpultH 10 Ht lHlttl15tHttr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July oS.-Con.
gresham Smith had a postotlice inspec-
tor sent to Huntington last week to SEQ
about new quarters for the postollice
there, which has lately become second
class office. To-day First Assistant Post
master General Clarkson approved tho
report Of the inspector, which recon-
mends the leasing Of the building about
to be erected on the corner Of Fourth
avenue and Ninth street by J. L. Cald.
well. The building will be put up with
special reference to the needs OF the
office, and will thus be much better in
every wny than any old one which could
have been secured,
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To Vote by Electricity.

WA,ulSoros, July 2s.-The House 70
Committee on Rules to-day gave hear
ing to John A. Enos,; On inventor, whe
seeks to have m appropriation OF $W,-
COO made to deiray tho cost Of Installing
his patent electric voting mac9ino NM - rnas ano
House OF Representatives: mr.. hips ~ :
explained the workings OF MS macn.ne II! aa,,,
and brought to tho attention OF Inc con., ~.
mittee some facts to demonstrate lIs
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BosroS, MASS, July 2S.-The Steamer
D. NJ. Miller, which arrived here yester.
day afternoon from Baltimore, reports
that at II a. NJ. on the 2G:h, when oil
Five Fathon Bank Lightship, picked
up two boats containing twenty men,
the crew Of the British steamer Charles
Moran, which sailed from New York ior
Vera Cruz last week with cargo Of oil.
They report that the Charles Moran was
sunk by an unknown schooner at l n,
IN. on the seth. The two boats and the
crew were broughtto the city. G
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Charged witt, "A Brutul ,rnr,,cr

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 2S.-The Secretary
Of the Knapp, Stout & Co. Lumber Com
pany, the largest concern OF its kind in
the world, and said 10 have been sold re-
Gently to an English syndicate for SO
ooo, was arrested yesterday on the
charge OF killing Charles Dost, an en-
ploye; VINO aecidently broke piece of
valuable timber. 1t is said Douglass
struck Dost over the head, iracturinr
the skull, but Douglass denies the
charge. He is man Of wealth and hiph
socia! standing. Bail was refused pend.
ing the coroners inquest. ~
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How tho a,ormonx Fooled uncle snm.

{. SAN Francisco, July 2s.-'rhe Chroni.
Gle says that it has been ascertained that
although only 100000 worth OF proper
tv belonging to the Mormon church was
found by the United States Marshal in
Utah, when instructed to seize all the
Mormon funds, from s.. 900. 900 to $. .000,-
0OO Of Mormon capital is invested in San
Francisco and other California cities.
This money has been invested in real
cstate aud manufacturing enterprises
under the name oiindividuals who have
made Investments, not apparently for
The church, but for themselves. This
method has been adopted with tho hope
That the United States Government
would end no trace Of the money. The
Mormon capital invested here has been
handled by tho Pacific Bank and the
Anglo. California Bank.
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The Zig LenHtles,

Allegheny, .; New York, 4. (N. 10.
Pittsburgh, 4; New York, 0. (P.L)
Cincinnati, l; Boston, .. On. +
buffalo, l2; Philadelphia, o. (P. L.)
Chicago, 7; Brooklyn, 6. (p. j.. ~
Cleveland, s; Broeklyn,4. IN. Ly
Chicago, le; Philadelphia, 1. IN. L.
Cleveland. 4; Boston, 8. (P.L,
Syracuse, l, St. Louis, 1o. (Asso.)
Rochester, 2; Louisville, l3. (Asso.
Brooklyn, 9; Columbus, 9, (ASso.)
Philadelphia, 6; Toledo, 7. (Asso.)
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New YonE, July 2s.-Henry Allison,
John McNamara and James lyman, the
three cattlemen who were the ring.lead.
ers in the riot on. the steamer Chicago,
which got into port yesterday, were ar.
raigned in court to,day and held for trial
on charge OF robbery. On the steamers
way over they broke into the hold and
stole liquor which was among the cargo
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NEw YoRK, July 2S.-A man named
Lemuel Garntia, Mexican, twenty
years old, was found this afternoon at
No. 10? East Twenty.cighth street suf.
fering from nausea. He was removed by
the police. Later, from the symptoms
developed, the man was declared to be
leper. lie was at once removed to
North Brothers Island. 00 4
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CHATTANOOGA, TESS., July 2S.-While
placing trestle on new bridge across
the Tennessee river to-day the bent
brake and the trcstle fell, striking a
barge containing twenty-five men,
throwing them into the river. Sam Gif.
ford was drowned and George Hosmer
and All Reynolds were seriously injured
by falling timbers. The others were
rescued uniniured. s.--a- /, 4 ~. =
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B.SouAMproS, N. Y, July aS.-The
handworkmen in the cigar factories in
this city, in which bunch makers and
rollers who arc now on strike were for.
merly employed, were called out this
morning. The numberis about forty.
4 parade was made by tho strikers TO-.
day. There were nearly 1000 men in
line. The situation remains unchanged.
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Special Dispatch 10 Ite Inttfligtncer.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Nh, July IS
Yesterday was quiet but very pleas
ant day. Dr.. Morgan, OF Baltimore
preached in the morning, and DR.. Cush
ing in the eveRing. Both bad good at
diences, and all were served to high
gospel feast.
Active preparations are being made
to-day for the Mountain Chautauqua
which begins tomorrow evening, with
music by the Morgantown orchestra
recitations, fireworks, stereoptican viewt
and general good time. p
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pnrhcrsburE Y. NJ. G. A.

opec1H DlSPdlcH 70 Lts 1hltUlCt1lceT.
PARKERsDuRo, W. Va, July 9s.-The
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Parkersburs celebrated the first anniver-
sary OF its existence last night at the NJ.
E. Church in the presence OF as many
people as the auditorium could accom-.
modate. Even the aisles were filled
with chairs. All determinations in the
city were fully represented.