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NEW YORK, Aug. S.-The Boston
is the heaviest loser by the deser-
tons OF marines and sailors, about
100 being absent from her. The
Chicago wants about sixty. The men
will be punished when they return.
Their leave Of absence will probab-
ly be suspended fsr three months
and good service records will suffer.
The police arc entitled TO SO for
every truapt Jack Tar they hand 70
the mir
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Accidentally :Iectrocutcd.

WAsHINGTOSAug. S.-William
Ross, an electricght company EN-
plOye, while chiging cartons IN a
lamp tonight, revived n shock Of
1000 volts. Hewas rendered i'll
sensible, but s,n recovered, al
though the fiesbf his right hand,
where he curre& entered, and on
his left arm. were it passed Oh,
was badly burnS.
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SOLE avs.

New YORK. Au. s.-Dr. w. T
jenkins, who madehe autopsy in
kemmler's case, ss the expert
ment was n successand that this
method possesses 4 reat advantage
over all former nod, Of execution,
nOtonly from a pIys,al standpoint,
but from n humaie pint Of view.
"That there was amftake made in
shutting Off the at;l current 20
soon cannot lie enied," said Or.
jenkins, ''hut ia: the victir sui
fered more 10y thicrr0r j. absurd.
Although not Goi at tie eNrira-
ton Of tine fir-t slrk, iSsmiuler was
beyond suiirrin.
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a Deserntlo.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. S.
Fears are enttained that Joe
johnson, a negrat Opelika, will be
lynched some tire tonight. John
sons crime was tht Of shooting four
people, sssaultin n respectable
white woman, an killing a justice
Of the peace. Hentered the house
Of Mrs. McClella for the double
purpose Of assaIting aud burglar
izing. The lsd's screams brought
a young man tther rescue, anu he
attempted to ejet the negro. John
son turned anC fed on the young
man and then let In the pursuit
that followed, ieiCe johnson was
captured, otherperons were shot.
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KANsAs CIS, August S.-A
total failu.e Of be con crop Is re-
ported in rearI, all q the territory
in the norherI pat Of the state,
from JunctBn City Westward to the
State line, and finn Larne west
ward. Less thar - third Of an
average yieB is axpected-abOut
5000. 900 bushels.
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ERIE, Pa, Aui S.-The Lake
Shore limited cae near beiHg
wrecked near Mis- Grow by n
dynamite cartridc this morning.
Two tramps, seein two mer place
the cartridge on u track, gave the
alarm at the deIt. The limited
was stopped just ! time. But for
the bravery Of tn tramps all the
passengers would probably have
been hurled dOwnhe emjankment
into Walnut Cree
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BERLIN. Aug. .-Cpies Of the
message Of QUEEN Victoria have
been pIscahied /, Ieigoland. In
the message the Oven wishes the
people Of the sland Intinued pros
perity and cOIteutnnt under Ger
man rule, and 50 she feels as
sured the German hperOr will use
all his power TO pmote their wei
fare
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GUATEMALA CITY, Aug. S.-Mar
tinez ROleral, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, has been thrown into prison
by President Barrillas, charged
with being a traitor, he having been
detected in secret communication
with Salvador. 1t is rumored ths,
the RevolutiOnist Qriumgar wa
killed in a battle. Barundea. who
is a candidate for the presidency,
has crossed the frontier near san
BenitO, with a small following.
Troops have been sent to intercept
his advance. Fighting is looked
for at any time.
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BRISBANE, August S.-A new
cabinet has been formed by Mr..
Griffith. Griffith j. PTimr Mini
ster; NJ. G. Eiwarth, Minister Of the
Treasury; HOdgelaiusOn, Minister
Of Mines, ami Mr.. COwley, Minister
Of Lands.
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New YORK, Ag. S.-The police
here believe theylave captured the
burglar who committed the diamond
rObOeries at NewJrt. y man giving
his name As WilLm Glegg has been
arrested while trlng TO pawn about
$4,000 worth diamonds and
jewelry.
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BATON ROUGE,4a., Aug. 1.-The
nnti-lottery conOtiOn adjourned
sine die today. mOug the resolu-
tions adopted is ne to boycott the
TimcS-D Democrat New Orleans on
account OF its prOttery sentiments.
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INDIANAPOLIS, August ,.-Ih,
Bar Association finishes. It's l1hur
to-day. Much Il the Time to-,.ay
was directed TO a discussion Dl
methods Of simplifying legal proceed
ure i'm The fedcEal -uLt-.
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pnrkI-n,. Arr,rn -nrr-.

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faction. or MONEY refunded Price
- cents per bOx. For s...e by - e..
Smith & 20.
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RUNNING IN THE MORNING,

J. J. Holland. Of the executive
board. knights Of Labor, was seen a
few minutes later. He expressed
himself as firmly rs did Webb. only
his way Of putting il was that trains
would not move for several morn
ings.
In Webb's office n Geographic
instrument was clicking. a re-
porter who could Tread the instru-
ment heard Utica call up New
York and ask for men To he sent
there to get passenger ears Out OF the
yar,is. Another message from raj
myra said that the freight yard at
that point was blocked and ali
freight at "A slanistill. Then New
York called up Syracuse repeatedly
bat could get no answer. 1t Wa:
rumored that n number Of operator:
would 90 out at midnight. THESE
jisuat.hes seemed 10 contradict
Webb's statement that there wa:
no trouble west Of Albany.
A notice is posted IN the Grano
Central depot to the effect that tns
sale of tickets has been Temporarily
suspeuded. and that the ticket ageh
would refund all money PAID ioi
tickets if called upon to do so:
Late tonight j. J. Holland stated
that he had not ordered the strike
hut thought the mead Of the loca
divi-iou. knights OF Labor, migh
have done Il. Several strikers Wer'
interviewed, but declined to TAX
furthrr thar 70 say II vould prove 2
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The most obstinate CASES ~ CltarIh
are cured 10y the Use q Ely's Cream
Ealm, the only agreeable REMEDY.
IL Is not n liquii or snuff. Is easily
applied into the u0-trilS. For cold
in the head 1t Is magical. Il gives
relief AZ once. Price Emr. d
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BERNE, Aug. s.-Presideut Bur-
chonBOt aud the British, American
and Portuguese ministers met In
conference today Ia consider the
question Of indemnity for the s.iz-
ure Of the DelagOa bay railway by
Portugal.
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ATTACHED ~ THE TRAIN.

The vice-prysideut further an.
nlunced that no attempt would be
maize tI run ally trains tonight.
There are no means 10 get to Albany
or New England tonight, tut the
opening up OF the great avenues OF
trade will hegIn tomorrow.
Tire strike was ordered on account
% the discharge Of certain en-.
plOyeS. Under the orders every
tram was abandoned, DO matter
whore il might he. Travel was not
only blocked on the Central roai.
hut also on the New York * New
England aud New York AZ Harlem
roads, which use the tracks Of the
Central A. far a MclTuse.
There Is great excitement at the
depot, where great crowds Of people
gathered who expected to take
trains out Of the city. The hotels i'm
the neiChborhoOd are crowded with
disappointed travellers.
At n late hour Vice President
Webb stated that in the yards of the
Grand Central depOts at Forty
second Street, Fifty-siNth Street and
West Albany there were about $50
men out. These men were all
Switchmen, and there was no trouble
with the engineers or firemen. He
intended tU clear the tracks Of n few
stray cars tonight, and get ready to
run trains after O'Clock. He said
there might be trouble when this
was attempted, but the company
would he afforded ample police pro-
lection. Webb stated that outside Of
the local short distances there were
fourteen trains that ought to have
left the station between Z O'Clock and
midnight. Only one Of these went
out, the fast mail train. They surely
would have trains
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CHEAP HOMES
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Both Agricultural ant Grazing. IL
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Tor fall particulars. apply TO DEsEEsI
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AT ABASY.

ALBANY, Au. S.-The Central
Hudson road is ted up from Buffalo
to New York. II the switchmen
deserted their pts. The trains are
allowed to prOcei to tine terminal
divisions and tim switch service j.
refused. The 'clnck train out Of
New York arrivi here on time, but
now lies in tn yari. fhe night
boat TO New brk tonight has IN
unusually largepassenger list. IL
looks rs though ne only direct route
To New York tomorrow will be by
the day boat.
At 10 O'clncl tonight the New
York trais who was abandoned ut
Van Vert Stree was started with
the aid Of a hepeE. The engineer
and fireman we're badly stoned.
The cab windegs we're broken. The
freight department running west Is
at a complete stUlstill.
The Tenth bttaliOn Of State
militia has beei ordered 10 be in
readiness TO respud TO u call. An
extra force Of Pdce is also ready
for any emergeIy.
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cANNoN ruEN DEVANDEl

the previous question on the adop-
ton Of the resolution. Agreed TO.
Springer 90 Intended that import
ant public bills should not he rushed
through under the whip Of the COM
mittee on rules.
Cannon, in sustaining the rgsJlu-
ton, said that this morning he had
PROPOSED to the gentlemen on the
other side that the House nou-cOE-
cur in the Senate amendments, and
the remainder Of the day and to-
morrow be devoted TO private bills.
This!prOpOsitiOn had been rejected
by the gentleman from Tennessee
,EnlOe). This rejection shovel
that the gentleman, while profess
ing 10 be the friend Of private meas
ures, WAS merely posing in that ca
paciiy. The question recurring on
the adoption 81 tine resolution. no
quorum voted and the House took a
recess, the evening session To lie for
the consideration Of nensiUn bills.
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ADVICE 30 MosuEns.

Mas. TISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
should always be uscd for children teeth
ing. Il sosttcs the CHILD. softehs tho gums,
allgys all paiu3 cures wind c-iic, and II the
best remedy Ger iifrrhvz. twenty-five
csrts > hst''s s-ea viy
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SENATE AND HoUsE.
The FortihcatIons Bill: Look NJ
the ENtraNa=ant Senate


WASHINGTON, Aug. Sin the
Senate the conference report on the
/ Notifications bill was taken up for
consideration.
After discussion the conference
report was agreed to. The confer
ence report on the sundry civil APP
propriatiOu bill was taken up and
| the action Of the conference COM
] mittee On the, subject Of the bridge
/ viaduct at Rock Island declining 70
require the municipality 10 share
/ the expense and ownership was
criticised 10y EdmunGs, WHO con-
/ traste,i that libeTalIty of the COM
mittee with it, meauncss and parsi-
mony in refusing to the widow Of
/ the dead Chief Justice the lillance
Of his Yeas salary
Sherman expressed Lis regret at
the striking out Of tine TENS for the
! families 81 deceased members and
Of Chief Justice Waite. He would
himself vote for Law general IN its
character giving TO the family Of
every officer Of the government who
died in the harness the balance Of
his pay during the calendar year.
COckrell criticized making indef-
mite appropriations and cutting
down appropriations for expenses Oi
United States courts, support VI pris-
Oners, etc, leaving
THE NECESSARY OUTLAY
to he provided for in the deficiency
hill al the next session. lie had
therefore vutud against the confer
euce report. IL passed tie Senate in
a false position, yielding on items n
to hack Iay and county SI2Luhl,
when il dil not yield dollar ON
taxes. Now tire members Uf the
House would he exciaiming:
"I.OOk at tine cXtravagaut SENATE,
Look at the American House OF
Lord, Look nj the millionaire club
Of the country, the body that had no
sympathy with the poor, down
trOdden tax piyers. That was tine
way that the business branch OI
Congress did Its business.
The discussion then turned upon
the items in reference 10 the irriga-
ton survey and 10 the public lands,
and was carried on at much length.
Finally the conference report was
agreed To. y further cOnfercdce
was ordered on irrigation, which
had been postponed, anu Allison,
Hale and German wee appointed
conferees on the part Of the Senate.
The tariff bill was then taken up
but went over withOLt action.
4 joint resolution was passed TO
accent from the National Encamp.
ment q. y. II. a statue and pedestal
Of the late General Grant, 10 be
erected in tie capitol
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be the biggest strik before it was
over that the peoplof the East had
seen for some time.
At n late hour was stated by
some Of the strikers that the Lake
Shore road as far as chicago was in
the same tied-up Coalition as the
Central. This runor, however,
could not be verified
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Ala the Zines Of the New York Cen.
trail L. n. Tied In.

Ala she Zines Of the New York Cen.
trail K II. Tied Up.
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-The eX-
pected storm among the thousands
VI employees OF the New York
Central and Vanderbilt lines, owing
10 the discharge Of Knights OF Labor
and Brotherhood men, broke like a
flash from a clear sky tonight. All
the lines OF the Central are tied up
ami trains were LEFT 10y the crews
where they stood when the order
came. two passenger trains were
lett II Lighty-siXth street in tun-
mel.
The latest report is that the Shore
ROAD Is tied up throughout its
length, a well a the New York *
New Haven road.
Great throngs Of people crowd into
the Grand Central Depot trying to
have thcir tickets changed. No
one seems 20 know how 1t was or
who ordered the strike. Even J. J.
Holland Of the knights Of Labor
denied that he knew who ordered
il, or even that it was ordered.
Representatives Of the railroad
company called upon Inspector
Byrnes fer protection, and all the
reserves ON the East Side above
FOrty-secOnd Street to NOnkers, and
on the West Side from st. Johns
Park TO Yonkers, were placed on
duty guarding the tracks and prop
erty. The depot at Forty-second
Street was under the protection Of
the full force Of police, assisted by
members OF the boat patrol. In
spector ByTnes' detectives guard
the switches and signal stations
along the road to YOnkers.
After these arrangements had
been made word reached police
headquarters that some Of the
strikers intended to take possession
Ufthe switch-hOuse at SiXty-seventh
street and Fourth Avenue. In
>pe, tor ByTnIs Immediately
DETAILED TWO DETECTIVES
to watch that point. The Inspector
himself decided to remain at head
quarters all night.
Eics-President Webb Of the New
YORK Central. on being interviewed
10y q reporter, said the strike sX-
tended only to West Albany. All
Of the men who wont out from the
employ Of the road tonight, Webb
saiu, viii bc promptly discharged in
the morning. Those men vino re-
manned would he taken care Of ami
amply protected, a. well a. the men
who came 10 work for the road.
Tire road would take on all good
men who applied for work ia the
morning anu n l;,r n they were
I,,,zivG O. lill the ucSerieTs' places.
With great emphasis tisc Wet
l,rt -ii,ut ANNOUNCED that lac would
ii-H- the strikers 10 the bitter vud.
lie aid the uew sct oil demands he
had never stem and knew nothing
whltever about them.
la effect. these demands are for
minimum days wages SI.ju. station
agents 10 receive an increase Of $
3, month. The men at Troy anu
Green Island shall receive the
same COMPENSATION n at ScheneCt-
day and East Albany; all firemen
uu six-wheel connected engines
shall receive - cents per mile and
al engineers on the same 1 cents:
;uIr wheel engine engineers, 3
cents per mile; firemen, cents per
mile; for all work over time, double
price.
Webb announced that the fast
mali had pulled out Of the depot at
% .-..Insg- with fptIr mail r.ars lint no
passenger cars were
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House.

wAsHINGTUN, Aug. SIN the
Horse Mutchler PENN was eX-
crSed at his own request from
Arther service ON the committee on
( coinage, weights and measures.
NauX PENN was appointed 10 fill
the vacancy.
The House resumed consideration
II the general deficiency bill, the
pending question being the amend
ment granting a months extra LAY
to employees Of the House and sea
ate. The amendment was lost
yeas -, nays lUi.
NauX ii'a.l moved 10 recOmmit
the hIli, with instructions To- tine
committee on appropriations To re-
port il lack with the clause apprO-
priating $40, coo for deficiencies in
fees ana expenses Of United States
marshals eliminated. LOst-yeas
n, nays $50. The bill was then
passed.
The committee on rules reported
a resolution providing that It shall
he in order alter TWO hours debate,
10 move that the House nOu-COnCur
IN all the Senate amendments in tie
Indian appropriation hill.
ENLpE RAISED THE QUESTION
Of consideration in the interest, he
said, OF the private calendar. In
order 10 obviate EnlCc's objection 10
the resolution, Cannon stated that
il was the purpose Of the committee
on rules to report a resolution Civ
ing the days Tor reported cunsidvra-
ton Of bills from the committee ON
agriculture anu labor Ia the consul
Grafton Of private bills.
EulUe thought something Of more
Importance than a promise should
he given, an insisted on his quvs-
ton OF consideration.
Cannon Remarked the gentleman,
by his action was delaying cOnsiL-
Grafton Of private measures.
The House dcciGed-yeas ] 20,
nays 6-to consider ihe report Of the
committee ON Tules.
Peel asked unanimous consent
that the Senate amendments 10 the
Indian appropriation bill be nom
cOncurred in, giving ~ a reason the
fact that the Indian service was
suffering and 1t was necessary that
the appropriation bIll be passed a,
the earliest day possible.
breckenridge XVI objected.
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THE STORM COMES.
Great Strike of Employees on the
New York Central Rail-
road.
ALL THE LINES ARE NOW TIED
Two Passenger Trains, with their
Load Of Humanity. Left in
Tunnel.
TIE POLICE CALLED UPON TO
INTERFERE.
arrest Of a Desperate Character in
Alabama.-Capture Of
Diamond Thief.
ALL THE LINES ARE NOW TIED
THE POLICE CALLED UPON TO
INTERFERE.
AT sFANDsrILL.

BY Telegraph to the NEWS.
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'''iSE OUR FRIENDS

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five minutes aisvG AZ lad Jeen known
that a strike had beer ordered was
one that will long be remembered.
The waiting room wa rOwded with
Passengers. For somSime the real
state OF affairs did nc dawn upon
the passengers. Win the fact ut
last became known thre was n wild
rush for baggage al "a raid was
made on the hotels.
The West Shore line was in a
shaky condition tOrght, but up to
midnight n strike VS. averted. The
pOstOfiice authoritiereceived mes
sage ut 1880 O'cloclfrom the Grand
Central station saying that no more
mails would be received over the
New York CentHl tonight.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-10-24
Board Of Supervisors.

Supervisor GoOdell submitted a resolution
adding the words land supplies" after sta
tionery to the resolution of Oct. 31st. 1889
providing that no claims for supplies be al
lowed unless ordered by the purchasing
agent provided for i'm that resolution. Re-
ports from the committees on claims and ac-
counts and justices, constables and coroners
claims were submitted by Chairmen Green
and Botsford.
Supervisor Horsman from the special COM
mittee to investigate the charges preferred
against the county drain commissioners, re-
ported that while there had been more or
less delay attending the applications for
drains, the commissioner had been debarred
from work, being unable to secure survey
or. The issuing of drain orders Illegally Is
admitted, but claims that 1t was done through
mistake, and that the county at present is
indebted to the person to whom the order
was issued. The drain commissioner further
expresses his willingness to appear before
the board and make any further explanation
deemed necessary.
Supervisors Goodell, Ilorsman, Jacobs,
and county treasurer Mason were appointed
a committee to investigate the several items
of county Indebtedness.
The purchase of classification registers for
the schools was moved by Supervisor Coop
err. Supervisor Baldwin moved that the ex-
pense of the same he borne by the respective
school districts. The vote recurring on the
original motion was lost
Supervisor Colby from the committee on
rejected taxes submitted his report.
Supervisor Jacobs from the committee on
abstracts reported that the register has kept
the abstracts up 10 date, and that the total
amount received from nonresident abstracts
and searches was S70.40, since Jan. 1, 1890.
The special committee on accounts OF
commissioners of INDECENT Union soldiers,
reported that the accounts were correct. The
sum of 1-20 of one mill being considered q
sufficient levy to meet the demands for the
ensuing year. The committee further re-
commended that fixed salary be made fol
the commissioners. The salary being fixed
| at $500.
DIR. Alsdorf was awarded the contract fol
medical services TO the poor.
A resolution was submitted asking for Tho
prosecuting attorneys advice regarding the
the legality of spreading the present assess
ment of drain taxes on the Venice drain.
A. B.Cbipman received 1Svotes and wa
elected Superintendent of the poor.