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IN THE LAND OF LIBERTY
O'Brisn and Dillon Give Britain'S
Brutal MiniOnS the Shake
AND SET SAIL FOR AMERICA
Their Bail In the TIpperary Case
Escheated by the Court and
Pale by the National League
-Enraged Magistrates.

DUBLIN, Oct. l0.-The case against
O'Brien and Dillon, charged with melting
tenants not 10 pay rents. was again called
at Tipperary this morning. Neither of
the defendants were present. Both are
members Of the committee appointed at
the meeting of the Irish Nallonalists in
Dublin 10 visit America for the purpose Of
soliciting aid for the nationalist cause.
The runlor is current that they forfeited
their bail Of 81, 200 each in the conspiracy
case and that they sailed yesterday from
Queenstown for the United States.
Much excitement prevailed in Tippe-
rary when il became known that O'Brien
and Dillon had abandoned the defense
and left the place. Confirmation of the
rumor that they left the country is re-
ceiyed. There is no confirmation, how
ever, OF the report that they sailed from
Queenstown yesterday for the United
States. Information thus far received
shows that they did not leave by the or
dinary channels Of passage. Their bail Is
escheated and paid 10y the National
league.
AT the request of counsel for the crown
the court certificate Of non-appearance
was attached 10 the bail bonds Of Dillon
and O'Brien. An adjournment was then
taken 10 enable the crown 20 consider
what steps should be taken. Warrants
have been issued for the arrest Of the
missing nationalists.
The steamship companies know nothing
OF the fugitres. Nothing is known at
llna Of hntr
abouts.
A correspondent of O'Brien's paper,
the Frecmdn's journal, sailed from
Queenstown yesterday on the City of Ber-
lin and IT is thought Dillon and O'Bren
may be aboard the same vessel. Detec-
tives have boarded all outgoing steamers
and searched in vain for the men. They
are convinced they are already on their
way to America. ltis possible they sailed
on a yacht and boarded steamer outside
of Queenstown.
A dispatch TO the Netrs from Tipperary
says: "Tbough Swallowed as never shad.
owed before, they joined liner by the
aid Of a friendly craft, and are now well
on their way 10 New York. II is impossi.
BILE to convey any idea of the frenzy OF de,
light heren
The NSs in an editorial compares
| the escapstf Dihon and OBrien 10 tho
marvellous escape of Mazzin, and says
they will he received in America as Kos
suth and other patriots escaping frou
continental expressions have been re-
ceived there. The Neirs adds "If th,
Golfers of the league are empty, as its en-
emies boast, Balfour's blunderinA viii
soon replenish them"
The Chronicle says: "The inference Il
that the government for some reason die
not desire 10 keep them in the country
otherwise they could not have escaped th,
vigilance of the police. The stage is nov
left 70 obscure performers and Balfou
may ring down the curtain"
OConnor's paper, the star, says Dillor
and O'Brien went to Waterford and fron
there 10 Havre on Wednesday, and pro
ceeded from the latter port TO New York
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silver Prince a Winner.

NORRIS PARK, Oct. l0.-Six furlongs-
Punster Jr. won, DIR. Helmuth second,
Costa Rica third. Time, lazy.
Palo Alto handicap for two-year-olds
six furlongs-Silver Prince won, Early
Blossom second, Hoodlum third. Time,
l:lSH.
fairview lightweight handicap, a mile
and a quarter-Riley won, Stockton sec
ond, Cousin Jeems third. Time, 2:12.
Dixiana handicap, six furlongs-G. w.
Cook won, Volunteer III second, Belle
dor third. Time, / III.
A mile-Rosette won. Annie Boyln
Golding second, Parametta third. Time,
l:E.
Five furlongs-Flavila won, Best Boy
second, Balgowan third. Time, :03L.
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
Judge Miller Of the supreme Court in EN-
treme Danger.

treme Danger.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-This afternoon
Justice Samuel L. Miller of the supreme
court of the United States was stricken
with paralysis and is now in a serious
condition, though resting comfortably
and his mind is clear. He was returning
from the supreme court room and when
within sight of his residence was seen TO
stagger and fall. His servant, John Wood
ford, who saw him, quickly got him home,
and Drs. Cook and Lincoln were soon in
attendance. They found that the left side
OF the justice was paralyZed, but he is
still able to recognize those about him.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, IL p. m.-Dr.
Lincoln has just left Justice Miller. He
says the Justices condition is not nearly
so favorably as il was two hours ago and
the case is now very serious.
Judge Miller has been suffering nearly
all summer from an attack of dysentery,
but at no time was his illness severe
enough to prevent him from attending 10
his official duties while on his annual
court circuit in the west. He returned TO
Washington last week feeling much bet
ter though somewhat weak. This morn
ing he was feeling unusually well.
The justice in telling Mrs. Miller of his
fall, said he felt his knee giving away
from under him, and his legs felt so
heavy he could hardly lift them. Think
ing il was sudden return of rheumatic
twinge which he often before felt, he
made another effort to step forward and,
as he did SO, either tripped on the car
track or slipped and fell forward on his
face and left side and arm, at the same
time cutting his forehead slightly and
causing an abrasion OF the skin on his
nose.
John Woodford, the Justices servant.
was standing in the door at the time and
saw him fall. He Immediately ran TO his
assistance and, with the help of some by
ISLANDERS, raised the judge TO his feet, and,
placing him in cab, soon conveyed him
10 his home. An improvised stretcher
was brought out, and though the Judge
protested against being placed on it, as he
said he felt perfectly able, with assist
ance, 10 walk, he at last consented and
was taken gently up the terrace leading
to his house and into the Office on the
first floor
In the meantime Mrs. Miller, who was
out visiting, arrived and finding the Judge
down stairs Immediately had him re-
moved to his room on the second floor.
though the change was made unwillinply
on his part, as lac insisted he was unly
slightly weak and would prefer having
dinner down in his Office rather than IN
his bedroom.
Whenthe Justices bedroom was reached
he jocosely remarked, "just place the
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HARRlSoN'S BROTHER.
He Is "a Democratic Politician In Kansas
City

City.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 10.-The presiden-
tial train arrived here at 3: :45 under escort
Of Hon. William Warner. Mayor Holmes
and other distinguished gentlemen and
committees. The president and party
were driven around the city somewhat and
finally taken TO the Coates house. Here a
magnificent banquet was rendered the
president, Secretary Tracy, the preA-
dents brother, John S. Harrison, aud the
remainder Of the presidential party. Be
fore the conclusion Of the banquet the
president retired To the residence of his
brother. He is n much younger man than
the president and, strange 10 say, is a
democratic politician. Before leaving the
president spoke briefly, excusing himself,
saying in conclusion, he hoped all their
dreams for Kansas City may be realized.
After his return from the resi-
dence of his brother the president
was given public reception at the
Kansas City chamber Of commerce.
IL was an enthusiastic occasion and
thousands of people were present. Hon.
William Warner introduced the president
who said he would submit himself To the
arrangement the committee had made.
II was in submission To a sacrifice during
the next hour the president was COM
PEELED 90 shake hands with the multitude
until he was completely exhausted, and
then not half the people had gained the
honor they sought. At 10 o'clock the pres
ident and party left for 81. Louis.
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LAToSIA, Oct. 10.-Five furlongs-Cal
Wheatley won, Tom Jones second, Inad
third. Time l:0iH.
One and one-sixth miles--Hydy won,
Jubilee second, Mamie fonso third. Time
l:5lH.
A mile aud 10 yards-Ban Chief won,
Time .i6.
A mile-Rogers won. Rosemont second,
Marchana third. Time :43.
Five and a half MISUNDERSTANDING
won, Chimes second, Yale 81 third. Time
.OgL
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RIGHTS OF THE NEGRO.
He May Work Upon Southern Railways
Like White Man.

ST. Louis, Oct. 10.-The trouble which
lately occurred on the Houston 4 Texas
Central railroad growing out of the re-
fusal of Receiver Dillingham; to discharge
a negro switchman, has been satisfac-
torily settled. After n long consultation
with the railroad officials the supreme
council Of railway employees federation,
concluded the strikers had made mis-
take, so that the color line could not be
made an issue and after a promise on the
part of Receiver Dillingham; that the
strikers would be reinstated, the confer
ence ended and the men will return TO
work.
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In Deen Water

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.-The Indian
apolis Car q Manufacturing company was
placed in the hands of receiver this af-
ternoon. John Voorhees,, purchasing
agent of the company, filed action alleg-
ing that he holds the company's promis-
the company is insolvent, having debts
amounting TO $4,000 and assets but $780,
coo. The officials of the company say
with time and judicious management they
can pull through all right.
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LINCOLN'S OLD HOME.
The Cabin Where He Was Born to lie
Taken to Chicago.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 10.-A special
to the Ame,ican from Daneville, KY, says
a committee from Chicago in the interest
or the Worlds fair visited Washington
county near here this week, and bought Of
Henry Reed the log cabin in which Abra-
ham Lincoln lived as boy and where
his father was married to Nancy Hanks,
the certificate being preserved there yet
in the county clerks office. The price
paid for this historic relic was 81, 600 and
IL will be taken down and erected in a
prominent site at the Worlds fair.
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Tough ON the Madam.

NANCY, Oct. l0.-Madame Bonnet. in
whose possession was found plans Of the
defense Of Nancy and who confessed that
she was a German spy, was sentenced to
five years Imprisonment and a fine of
5000 francs. Upon the expiration of the
her term she will be exiled from France
for 10 years.
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FOREIGN MISSIONS BOARD.
No Change Of the Organization Consid
cred Advisable nt Present.


MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. l0.-The board of
commissioners for foreign missions this
morning listened To the report of the com
mittee of the board on organization. This
committee has been at work throughout
the past year trying 10 get at an opinion
Of the Congregational churches at large
as To whether change in the form of the
boards Of organization so as 10 make il
more democratic aud representative was
advisable. The committee, while admit
ting that its efforts in this direction are
somewhat unsatisfactory, recommended
that no charge be made. Adopted.
This afternoon, among Others, Rev. T,
L. Clapp Of Oregon was elected a member
OF the corporate body. All the old oiii-
GERS were reelected unanimously. The
next meeting will be held at Pittstleld,
Mass
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New YORK, Oct. l0.-Walbaum's year
lings and horses in training were sold at
Morris park to-day. The star OF the sale
was Kenwood by Fitzetto, who brought
$500 from j. II. Madden; Blue Rock by
Billet Calomel, went 10 William Barrick
for 5000; Bradford by Imp Glengarry. to
w. B. Jennings for S,,02J; Folsom by Fal-
setto, TO Madden for $500. There were
several other good sales.
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lie Served hi. Country Well.

MOUNT PLEASANT, Ia, Oct. lO.-Capt.
Peter Foster, the oldest member Of the
Grand Army, died here last night. lie was
96 years Of age and fought in the war of
lSl2, the Mexican war and the civil war.
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Ridd,.d with I,uII.t..

MINNEAPoLIs, Oct, lO.-ln the Mem
ominoe range, near Republic, Alexander
Bartlcsen, "a squatter, aud his son were
found dead to-day riddled with bullets.
John Nellis, who asserted claim TO Bart
lesen's land aud had threatened his life
has disappeared.
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Big Elrn nj Iirnlner,l.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. l0.-At Brainerd,
Minn., to-day, two blocks, including the
Commercial hotel, Pioneer house, Catbo-
lie church, jail, Catholic parsonage and
numerous dwellings and shops were
burned. Loss, 10000; insurance, sO,-
unn
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Calling England Down.

LISBON, Oct. l0.-It is reported that
Portuguese gunboats have formed line
across the mouth of the Zambesi river
and will offer resistance TO the passage
of the British stern wheel gunboats that
are TO go up the river.
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Mckinley Cruel BIunder.

LONDON, Oct. Gladstone, replying
TO query about the new American tariff,
says. in his eyes, "it is a deplorable error.
attended with severe and cruel conse-
quences 10 innocent persons.n
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diving InIn DrsnnIr.

LONDON, Oct. l0.-lt is stated here that
Sister Rose Gertrude is about 10 abandon
her mission 10 the Hawaiian lcpers aud
return 20 Europe. IL Is understood that
she intends resuming her business duties
In Pans.
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A Lesson for King Webb.

CHICAGO, Oct. l0.-A lengthy confer.
ence between the committee of engineers
and firamen and the officials of the Chi
cago and Northwestern system ended to-
day in an amcable compromise on all
disputed points.
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u, L. Nnt Afrni,I-

RICHMOND, Va, oct lO.-This morning
the Comte de Paris and party left on
horseback for visit to the battleilclds of
Mechanicsyille, Gaines Mills, Cold har-
Dor and Seven Pines.
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New NatIopal Rank..

WASHINGTON, Oct. l0.-The following
national banks have been authorizek TO
commence business: First National
bank, Centralia, Wash, capital $4,000;
Arizona National bank, Tucson, capital
$1,000,
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Only the Cream Wanted

BOsToN, Oct. l0.-The Patriotic Sons of
America to-day changed their constitution
TO make only white native born citizens
eligible for membership. A new degree
was adopted.
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The Deed of "A DrInnn.

NEWTON, Ala, Oct. l0.-Clayton Lloyd
poisoned his wife and four children this
morning and fled. One Of the children Is
dead, and the others are in critical con-
dition. Il is said Lloyd has another wife
in Georgia,
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A Tony Wedding.

PARIS, Oct. l0.-Jeanne. the daughter
Of Alexander Dumas, the younger, mar
ried Vicomte Hauterire yesterday. Meis-
sonier, Palevy, Sardou and Claretie were
among the wedding guests. Albina sang
Councils "Aye Maria"
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What He Wanted to DO.

From Harpers Bazaar.
Jolliboy-l wish had 10000.
Mrs. Jolliboy-Why, what would you
do?
Jolliboy-Nothing.
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HE CURSED THE COURT.
Naughty Lord Capon Treated Like a
Ordinary Bloke.

LONDON. Oct. l0.-Lord Capon was ar
rested yesterday at Croydon, Surray, on
complaint of one of his neighbors of
threatening assault. This morning in
court Lord Copon cursed the magistrate
and was sent to the workhouse.
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THAT BIG PRIZE FIGHT.
Both siavin and McAuline Committed
For Trial.

LONDON, Oct. lO.-The case OF Frank
Slayin and Joe McAulilre, the pugilists
charged with taking part in the recent
fight at the Ormonde club, came up in
the Lambeth police court to-day. The
court committed them for trial for engag-
ing In "A common prize fight.
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Nni Sn Hnl Alter All

LONDON, Oct. lO.-The government de-
nies that there is serious illness among
the Grenadier guards in Bermuda Only
one death has occurred from fev@ in the
regiment
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An EmnIrr in IIselE

WASHINGTON, Oct l0.-The population
of the state of New York is 5,9sl ,93i, an
increase OF S99,O63, or 1863 per cent,
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Ind of "A Brute,

RALEIGH, Oct l0.-Steve Jacobs, the
notorious negro desperado, was executed
to-day at Lumberton, for the murder Of
three women near there several months
ago.
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Ended Its Iabors.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 10.-The final session
Of the iron and steel institute was called
TO order this morning. A number of pa
pers were read, after which the institute
adjourned.
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sIInmnn. Girr. Ilrnd..

NV YORK, Oct lO.-James A. Simmons
presented himself in court to-day and
gave new bonds.
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MAYOR Grant RenomInated.

NEw YoGk, Oct. 10.-Iammhny ball to-
night renomnated Grant for mayor.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
p, CHRISMAN, ID. ID. s.

u p. CHRIsMAN, d.. D.s.
hf,ce. First Street Between Main and Oak,
N Anaconda, Montana.
fEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by new process. All classes Of Dental Work
I, executed In first class manner. Artificial
Teeth Without Plates.
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Once Hours-s to II a. M; 2to 4 p. m; TO
10 D. IN. Telephone IS.
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NR- F. l.. ST. JEAN, M. DC. NJ,
PHYSICIAN TO ST. AIMS HOSPITAL.
ONCE in Dwyer Block.
)fice Hours: 8 80 to 10 80 a. m, 90 TO 90 p. m
TOO to 300 p. IN.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-02
GOVERNOR HILL SPEAKS.
AN INSPIRITING ADDRESS TO THE
HENDRICKS CLUB.
The Republican Congress Declaimed
Against and the Attempt to Gerry
mander the Census Denounc ed.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1.-Governor Hill
of New York, addressed the Hendricks
Club tonight. He said this was an off
year from political standpoint, never
theless the next election would be one
of the most important ever held in In
diana. He did not believe that law
abiding people of this country would
submit to further outrages of the kind
being perpetrated by the Republican
congress.
Governor Hill stated that the Repub-
licans were preparing to spring fraud
ulent census on the country. 1t was
especially the intention of the Republi-
cans to discriminate against the south
ern states in order to injure their vote.
Discussing the tariff question, the
speaker said the Democrats were not
free traders. They simply favored an
equitable revision Of the present oppres-
sive tariff on the necessaries Of life. The
Democratic party's stand on the tariff
could not but recommend itself to the
people.
The Republicans bloody shirt cam
paigns were referred to as contemplate.
The distinguished visitor closed with the
declaration that Democratic success was
assured throughout the country, if the
adherents to that party would keep In
diana in the column where she belonged.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-02

amended, and of the nature and char
acter of the union thus restored and re-
established amid the clangor of arms.
The shouting and thunders OF embat-
tied hosts had scarcely died away when
he was prominently the civilian and
publicist of that momentous and per-
picking period"
At the conclusion of the address, brief
remarks were made by Governors Hill,
Francis and Campbell, and, after the
benediction by Bishop Chattard, the
assemblage dispersed.
Letters of regret were received from
President Harrison, who said public du-
ties would prevent his attendance; from
General Sherman, who said his previous
engagements for July would preclude his
attendance. and from ex-P President Cleve-
land, who said in part; cit is useless,
hope, to assure you of the satisfaction it
would afford me to testify my respect
ana affection for your distinguished fell
low-townsman by joining those who will
gather to honor his memory ON the occa-
sion you contemplate. His eminent
public service and his faithful discharge
of many and important official duties,
render the commemoration of his public
and private virtues most fitting and
proper. / sincerely regret that posi-
tive engagement for the day appointed
makes it impossible for me to accept your
invitation ,,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-02
COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
THE LOCAL COMMITTEE SELECTSA
LOCATION.
The Lake Front and jackson Park Com
bined Sites Proceedings
of the National Commission.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The local board of
directors of the worlds fair, by unani-
nous vote, decided, subject to the ap-
proval of the national commission, to
hold the fair on the lake front
and at Jackson park. A deputy sher-
if served upon Chairman Gage
notice Of an injunction issued at the suit
Of certain abutting property owners on
the lake front, restraining the board
from proceeding to occupy ry that that ground
for worlds fair purposes.
CHICAGO, July 1.-The worlds fair
national commissioners met again this
morning. On motion of Commissioner
Massey, of Delaware, a resolution was
passed for the appointment OF special
committee of six to report upon the
rights, duties and powers of the COM
mission under the action of congress. A
resolution by Strong, of Tennessee, that
the compensation of the woman's
auxiliary board be fixed at six dollars
per day, the same as the commits
sioners, was referred to committee.
On motion of Commissioner Lindsay of
Kentucky, President Palmer was made,
member and ex-officio chairman of the
executive committee. Ferry, of Utah..
and Ryan of Dakota, expressed them
selves rather earnestly on the subject of
delay on the part of the local directors
in selecting site.
After recess, the committee appointed
to look into the finances of the local
organization, reported that it had found
the funds all right. At this juncture the
committee appointed by the local board
of directors appeared and made formal
tender of the joint sites of the lake front
and Jackson park, as explained else
where in these dispatches. Director
Gage made argument in favor of accept
ance by the commission, and after some
debate, it was made the special order for
tomorrow morning
The commissioners spent the evening
at the Washington park races, and this
evening visited Barnum's circus.