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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
NE WARhs

Special Correspondence of Gazette and journal
NEWARK, Juiy 36.-Lovs feast will be
held In the NJ. Il. Church to morrow at a,
m. Preaching In tho morning at 1880 by
the Rev. DIR. J. b. Butler and preaoning at
night b. the Rev. j. I. Van Burkalow. The
Rev. Mr.. Murray, the presiding elder, being
unable to be present, Mr.. Van Burkalow
supplies bis place.
A cyclone visited Newark AMI Vicinity
this morning about 2.l6. II came from the
south, going north. It struck the lawn In
front OF th9 residence OF j. j. Pie, near tris
town and tore down six large trees and did
some other damage there. 1t then seems to
have lifed and to have come down again
aud struck In the rear of y. II, Ohoa ELS res
idence and In the academy yard, tearing
the limbs OIL several large trees. 1t then
lifted and struck In the yard OF James
Manuel on Choate street, tearing up
peach tree by the roots, taking of part of
the root OF the coal house, tearing the
fences down, destroyed the grape arbor
and then raised again, seemingly doing NO
further damage In that neighborhood. Had
1t kept straigh on Its course near the
ground 1t would have struck the houses on
Chapel street, which W re right In Its path
and have done considerable more damage.
The storm was of considerable violence but
fortunately no serious damage was done.
About 80 of the Delaware COLLEGE cadets
left IFS morning on the 9.47 train on the
b. & o. railroad for the encampment at
Brandywins Springs. They were under
the command of Lieutenant G. LsRoy
Brown, U. =. N. Inspector General Theo-
dore II. Armstrong accompanied the cadets
q lite number OF Nawark's fairest dameels
were at the station to see the boys OF. The
cadets are In good trim, all their arms
brightly FURNISHED aud everything as neat
as possible. Lieutenant Blown keeps q
watchful eye over everything pertaining to
cadets and the consequence will be that the
militia companies at the enoampment will
do exceedingly good work to equal the COL
lege boys who have been so carefully
drilled In all the different military tactics
by their commandment.
II wa originally intended that the boys
sheuId march fro Newark TO the encamp-
ment but this heavy rains OF the few days
have left the road Ia such bad condition
that It WIS thought best not TO attempt the
march, so tho boys were thus deprived OF
IL part of practical military life.
1t begins to LOOK as though electric lights
wIll soon be a rssIity IN Newark. The
Kaauff Organ Company Is pushing the en-
tsrprise rapidly and there ARE now about
80 polss lying along the streets from one
ani OF town to the other. These will be
crested and tho wires placed on them In
snort very time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
ALRToN.

Special Correspondence of Gazette ana journal
ELRroE, July 2S.-Jeramiah Dougharty, a
sectlon boss on the Philadelphia, Whining
ton d Baltimore railroad AZ Oharlssto wn,
oecil county. died yesterday. aged "a years.
An attack OF la grippe sorue months ago
eliminated In Bright's disease, which
caused his death. He formerly resi led
near Elkton and Mech ,nics Valley. He
leaves widow and several children,
Alexander Frazer, SGotehman, who
came TO Cer!l county several months ago,
was yesterday married to Miss Belle Nc.
Clellen, u native of the came country. Ha
sent for her after securing u position In the
oocil Paper Mills, noar Rising Sun, The
cetetnony was performed at the resiiencA
OF cousin OF the groom blythe Rsv. G. q.
Hrnson. The bride hasonly been ia the
country week or two.
ELKroN. July 2b.-Ths oeoa Democrat
formerly owned and edited for nany
years by George VI. Oruikshabk, E.a., and
owaed by aackaii & Company for year
past. has been sold TO the Democrat Pn !.
fishing COMPANY. This company has bssn
Incorporated win capital stock OF o., 30t.
Tbs corporal rs, who will act as directors
for year, are W. n. Mackall, John Il.
Writ, Frank n. Scott. George r. Ash and
samuel Q. Rowland. Senator irt is prssi.
deht OF the company AID G. r, Ash, seere-
rary aud treasurer. Mr.. Ash will also act
as business manager. It Is supposed that
Senator Writ will conduct the editorial
columns. The new business manager has
had no experience In newspaper work.
Mr. CrulkshanK who rerlres from this
editorial chair September 7th, has been
connected with the Democrat since Septem-
Der, 1885, when ne first purchased an inter-
est Ia the paper.
Ruius D. Rowland OF Eikton, has been
appointed by Register OF Wills r. e. lamar
to the position OF deputy In his once held
for several years past by Mr.. Ash.
ELKToY, Nd. July 25.-John W. Orothers,
OF the fifth district, died yesterday OF
paralysis. near College Green, aged about
IS years. He leaves a widow and several
children. He formerly kept hotel at
Northeast. and was road supervisor for
several years.
A freight warehouse OF the Philadelphia,
Wilmington d Baltimore rail,oRd at Elkton
was badly damaged this morning by
freight car which, while being shifted, ran
into the building. The side WAS crushed In
and the building knocked of its founda-
tons.
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Special officer James ". Writ I'm a
htnh MMX E,rnnl Illa Effacfs nH the

special OFFICER James ". Writ I'm a
Ffnd way From the Effects of the
Recent Assault npOn Him.
:, There WAS report yesterday morning.
that James e. Writ, Especial officer and dog
catcher, WAS so seriously III from the effects
OF u dastaIdly assault recently made upon
him that hts death was momentarily ex-
peoted. An EVERY EVENING reporter called
at his house, No. 619 South Jackson street,
and found the report to be untrue, although
MIR. Writ still suffers severely from his In
juries and Ia by no means out of danger.
Mr.. Writ was assaulted on thu evening OF
Tuesday, July 18th, at Lowering avenue
and Van Duren street. by three unknown
men. He was out III that nsighborhood
looking after stray COWS, with which the
nsighhorhood was infested, to the great
annoyance OF the residents. He had Inn
pounded several animals and thereby In
CURED the enmity OF the owners. On this
ev ming three men, strangers to him. as.
saulted him with great violense, breaking
two ribs 6nd leaving him In an insenslDle
condition. He was taken to his homs and
has been confined to his bed ever since.
Sunday night his illness took such an
alarming turn that 1t was feared he wou d
die. DR.. /. II. Finn OF Newport was sum-
moned and under his illustrations Mr.
Writ improved. He is better to-day but ia
still In a preoarious condition. His spine
Is affected and the blows inflicted by his
assailants seriously injured his abdominal
organs. DR.. Finn cannot yet venture an
opinion as to the prospects Of recovery but
is hopeful.
The police have been making diligent
efforts to apprehsnd Mr.. Wirt's Rssnilan,s.
but thus far without success,
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G. a. n. Captures Them All.

Associated prsAs Dispatch by Special Wires
BosToN, July 30.-The committee which
visited Washington for the purpose OF hav-
Ing an interview with President Harrison
and urging him to come te Boston during
the national anoampmsnt OF the G. A. r. re-
turned this morning, having accomplished
Its mission. The President said he would
positively visit Boston and be here on
August 18th. His engagements are such,
TO remain here long and will probably
leave Boston, Wednesday, the 18th. He will
arrive here Monday evening or early Tues-
day but by what route bias not been de.
cided. He will probably be accompanied
hY Secretaries Noble. Tracy. Proctor and
R1ek. Vice-President Morton has also
asserted bis intention 70 be present.
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TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.
Contracts for supplies Awarded n
tbe Quarterly Meeting This Morn

Contracts for supplies Awarded n,
tbe Quarterly Meeting This Morn.
ing.
The regular monthly and quarterly meet
ings OF the Trustees of the Poor of New
| Castle county, we're held at the almshouss
at Farnhurst yesterday morning.
Chairman Baldwin called the board Ia
| order at 1920 O'Clock. There was a full
| board present, also Solicitor W. T. Lyman,
Treasurer Edmund Hannah, and DR.. j. O.
Fahey OF the medical stan.
Superintendent Guthrie's report was
adopted as follows Number OF inmates
admitted during the last quarter, 80; dis
charged, So; deaths, 50; births, 6. This
| number Of inmates at this date Is 1872.
There IL deaths during the month, as fol-
lows:
Bids for the next quarters supplies were
| opened and the contracts awarded as fol-
| lows. The successful bidder is named first
| In each case:
Bread-John B. Taylor. ~ cents per
pound B. r. Pfromer. n cents.
Beef--Miehasl Devine, forequarters, As
per 100: hindquartere, $445 per 100;
shins, u cants per pound; r.
6.shins, 2; y. d. Carpenter. fores, A. binds,
81, shins. q; Wells Brothers, fores, II, binds
Al shins, /.
Mutton George M. Beeson. 81 cents per
pound.
Salt meats-Hart 4 Brother, shoulders
81 cents mess pork S14 barrel OF 200 pounds,
Shoes-Condon & MCCARTHY, mems, 90
cents women's. 80 cents; mems slippers,
SIS cents; women's slippers, 26 cents;
Michael Brady's bid same as above, except
28 cents for women's slippers.
Tobacco-otto Il Butz, "a cents; james
ohristy q Son. 80 cents.
Gssoiene-Phillips Kane, Is 95-100 cents
per gallon.
DruRs--H. X. Watson.
Grooeries-George W. Gray, William Z.
Frank, George W. Lodge Il Son.
Dry goods-Liehtenatein Il Hart were the
only bidders.
After awarding the contracts, the board
took reeesB for dinner.
After dinner the board resumed session
and made allowances amounting to
SIS 1864, as follows: Miscellaneous bills,
"a, 49i ~; outside relief Wilmington hun
Milton Lackey, $22 50; John NJ. Solo
mon, f2l2.69; John W. Lawson 812; VIII
liam II. Mooney, B48; total, $295.19; Will
liam NJ. Cloud, Brandt swine, S7i Is; Joseph
p. Chandler, Ohristiana Sl.19;J. W. Oooch,
Pencader, $6s.50: Thomas L. ]. Baldwin.
44 roeE Sr" %, n I--e-
White CLAY Greek, 1922; Frank e. Herbert,
New CASTLE. $170.70; James Garmsn, Red
Lion, $685.; Henry A: Rowland, st.
Georges, SI96.25; Mark Il. Davis, Apo
quinimink, $195.7l; O. B. satterfeld,
Blackbird, sl07; total outside relief,
81, 32l.62.
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REHOBoTR.

Special Correspondence of Gazette and journal
hEHoBpTH, July 24.-Hhs great Prohibi-
ton mass meeting advertised to take place
here to-day was somewhat disappointing to
those ardent fighters for the cause. Fully q
thousand excursionists were expected down
to-day but 800 OF them changed their minds
and remained at home. The other 800
came here about II O'Clock. They were
from all points on the Delaware railroad
and were augmented here by several hum
dred who came in carriages from nearby
points. Many who had lot, perhaps, ever
seen the ocean before MAIDS mad rush for
the bach where they were most promiscu-
ously tossed about BY the mad breaker
which poured In all day with tremendous
force. Many had naive Sussex bathing
costumes on and looked picturesque.
When an excursion comes to Rehoboth the
regular guests of the hotels prepare TO
evaouate the piazzas and lower floors to
give them room and to-day was no excsp-
ton TO the rule. At 2 O'Clock the Bright
House piagzas we're packed and off at one
end by themselves were gathered few of
the faithful" A table was brought out
and on this the speakers emphasized the
strong points In their addresses. Mr..
Cooper of Cheswold was first selected as
speaker and started the ball rolling by
making a speech himself. The other
speakers were Irwin Green OF Wyoming,
William Fisher OF Nassau and Daniel NJ.
Green, the Prohibition Candidate for con.
gresham. The speeches were all loudly
app auded and were interspersed with
singing by the State Prohibition Quartette.
W. I. Kellum the gubornatorial candidate
was introduced, but declined to make an
address. This ended the mass meeting
and at 4.30 O'Clock the excursionists de-
parted.
George F. d'Utassy of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette is very interesting
guest at the Bright. He is something OF
cosmopolitan, having lived In France, Ger
many, Austria, England and America, but
Is still loyal and enthus astie American,
OF French extraction.
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Michael sehn, little italian boy about 6
years old, was knocked down and run over
by one OF the Diamond Ice Company's
wagons at Front and Market streets shortly
before l O'Clock yesterday. The little
fs low was looking at the circus procession
as the wagon was coming up the street and
bsfore he knew 1t one of the horses attached
to ths ice wagon knocked him down and the
front wheel Of ths wagon passed over nis
left shoulder. He was taken to his home,
streets. and DR.. j. T. v. Blooksom SUM
moned, who found his injuries to consist OF
a comminuted fracture OF the left arm and
several severe bruises. As tho physician
delicately felt the injured arm the little
fellow plaintive!y murmured, please don't
do that, mister, 1t hurts" This doctor set
the fractured arm and pronounced the 10
iurleS not serious
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Slabbed 20 Dearh.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
DULUTH, MINI, July S).--A brutal MUIR
der was committed last evening on the dock
at the foot OF First avenue, West. A young
man, stranger In the ely, was stabbed
fatally by an unknowp man, apparently
about 40 years OF age. He was stabbed
seven times with a long. blsdsd knife about
the face, neck and abdomen. Tho Victim Ia
8 boy scarcely 40 ysars Of age, THE muir.
der was seen by boy named Edward
Miller. There was no struggle seen.
The staboinR occurred behind q
box car, whore the victim wen unsus-
pectingly az the invitation OF the murderer.
Tho murdered man was Just able to ex.
claim, "Send for DOCTOR" when he fell
unconscious. The murderer escaped.
Nothing was found on the person OF the
victim except newspaper published at
Waterloo, Ia. BE lived long enough to be
taken to hospital. The whole AFFAIR is
shrouded In mystery. The murderer and
the Victim were seen together yesterday
several times,
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special Correspondence of Gazette and journal
MILFORD, July 26.-Go. left thls morn.
ing for the eneampment at Brandywine
Springs.
.hts vicinity was visited by a good rain
storm yesrariaY and this morning. For
several hours the downpour was steady and
10 great help TO growing crops. Some
farmers In this Vicinity have cut their corn
no for fodder. The drought was so long
that corn vas literally burning up and
something had to be done to save 1t.
The Milford Classical Academy has been
leased by the trustees TO Messrs. Stevens
and Bounds, Who recently graduated from
Washington College, Ohestertown, Md.
Catalogues are selling in our local mar
ket at 80 csnts per basket.
MILFORD July 2s.-The Rev. O. W. Teas
dale OF Vienna, Md, occupied the pulpit OF
the First Baptist Church yesterday morn
ing aud evening. Mr.. Teasdale Will now
conduct services here regularly.
The game Of base- ball to have been
PLAYED between the Houston and Magnolia
teams on Saturday was postponed on ac-
count of Burress, Houston's pitcher, going
to Wilmington TO pitch for Clayton against
the Dauntless.
A colored camp.meeting was opened yes
terday 10 Deep Branch near Milford. The
camp was well attended, not only by col
1hVA bAh 9lSo VI hhO WhiAo POUpA6s 4ud
rain the forenoon kept many away.
Spring Branch camp was we'll repre-
sentad by Milford folks yesterday, large
number going out IN the afternoon and
evening.
The evaporatinE Establishment loea.sd
about one mile from Milton AMI ~ miles
from here, and owned By Alexander fullen
of this piaca, aad ". 7. Collins OF Milton.
was destroyed by 1ro late Saturday night.
Loss about 52,5Dn, Insurance. 81 $40. The
Building contaInsd three evsporators and
was fitted up very completely. The origin
OF the tlre is supposed TO have been iaosu.
diary rs there hal not bssn ny fire 10 ths
building sines Inst fall, though IT mlsnt
aavs been fired by llghtutng as It was in
the midst of terrltis thunder storm.
David Miller, a wellknown character OF
this town, was before Alderman Cullen on
Saturday afternoon charged with assault
and battery on Thomas ]. Scott, also OF this
place. Miller was fined $40 and costs. In
default OF same he was taken to jail at
Dover yesterday.
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special correspondenceo OF tiazette and Joarnl


Special Correspondence OF Gazette ana journal
SMYRNA, July 24.-Prof. Handley OF
pierca's business College OF Philadelphia
is visiting John Armstrong
r. r. PoseIe and j. r. JsrdIns intend
utilizing tha old lime kiins at smyrna
Landing FOR the manufacture OF Oyster
shell lime. These kilns have not been used
for some lima. Mes5rs. Postlss and Jar
dine are Interested in the Peniasular Fer
tllizing Company.
Among the attractions at Woodland Beach
is Is toboggan slide, which was completed
this week.
Mrs. Carrie 8. Lsssell has purchased at
the administrator sale OF the late Joseph
Buttons sstals the residence near the depot
for $500, subj4at TO tbs Widows dover,
WHOM Will amount to $500, including un-
paid taxes.
committee has been appointed to inter-
view Carey g. Brothers, the Philadelphia
wall paper manufacturers and induce than
to locate rere. They employ several hun
bred hands. Their works were recently
destroyed BY fire.
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deaths.

AHRBNs.-on the 2Sd inst, Theodore Ahrens,
aged 81 years.
CoRBALEY.-On Thursday, the 18th INST, Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Corha'ey. widow of Samuel j.
Corbaley of Kent county, Md. and daughter
Of Richard CraddOck of Sassafras Neck, Cecil
county, Md and Anne springer of this city,
aged SO years.
DOLToN.-At Ceutreville, on the goth inst.
Thomas Dolton in his Eth year.
HFID.--on the eth inst, Charles Held, age
IS years.
JONES On the 26th inst, Erasmus r. Jones
aged 20 years.
SHANNoN.--ln this city, on ouly eth. John j,
shannon, aged ~ years
sTYER ON the ssh inst, Sarah V. styer wife
Of John W. Styer, aged Sa years and weeks
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Associated Pross Dispatch nv speslst wiz

I
| BALTIMORE. July 3O.-Flour. active, lrm
Wheat, southern, sample steady; graded,
lower: Fultz. 90a96c.; Longberry, 9la97c.; No. z,
w. steamer 40 s,ot reg, vs. western weak;
| gust. 83%c.. septic n Der, 94a94Ac.; October,
| g5c bid; December, 97kc.
| low, 51a5ic.; western, dull; mixed, spot 4ghc.
bid; July, 1876; August, 4s4c-; sellers Septem-
| Der, 49aighc.
PENNSYLVANIA 44a47c do, western white, n
ass; do do. mixed, 45a4I; graded No. ? white,
4bc.; do do mixed, i7c.
Rye, firm.
Hay, dull, s1lal250.
Provisions, active, firm.
Lard, refined, nc.
Butter, very firm for choice goods, others
weak.
Eggs. active, scarce; 17c.
sugar, unsettled; copper, fairly active; re
fined, l5c.
Whisky, Arm; siissi.f7.
New YORK. uarRoaa.
Associated srsAs OlsDssi1 W SpsriaI wires
NEW YORK, July 3d. Flour, state and wost-
ern, firm light demand; southern. moderate
demand, firm, with freer selling orders from
the west and foreign houses weak; July,99kc.;
August 974agSc; September, 81 ha9Sc.; 0oto-
Der, gs4c.; December, 80 l. 6a99hc.; June, s1a
Corn, depressed, less active; No. 2, 515s a52n;
steamer mixed, 81 a a52c
Rye, iirmer, quiet; state, 3sAa45c.; western,
3Sa50c.
Beef; dun, nrm.
POI quiet, firm; mess, si3a14.
Lard steady, fair demand,
Egg fairly active, firm; state and PennsyJ-
vana, lSkal9c.
Turpentine, quiet and steady.
Cattle Markets.
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 2S.-Cattle-Recetpts,
$500 head; fair demands for top grades at
lower pr eos; common cows and stockers very
dull and prices irregular: export steers, good
to extra, S4.25a4,50; c olco heavy butchers,
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PoRrUGAL's rAYMENr
To England for Ihe Raiireaa SoIx-
are il Sharply Criticised.

are is Sharply Criticised.
Associated Press Dlspatcn by special wiroz
LISBON. July 80.-ln the chamber OF dep
titles senior Navarro interpellsted the gov
eminent regarding the payment by Portu-
gal to England OF cas-, 900 on account OF the
seizure OF the Delagoa bay railway. He
denounced the government for paving over
the money and declared that England's
action In demanding the payment was an
imposition.
Senior Ribeiro, minister OF foreign
affairs, explained that in resembling the
contract with the railway company PortH-
gal had placed the company In financial
difficulty.
At the suggestion of air. Glyn Pstre, the
British mini ter at Lisbon who said that
England would consider 1t an act OF good
will, Portugal had voluntarily advanced
the amount to EnRland-not to the British
company which he said Portugal did not
recoEntze.
Senior Navarro was NOT satisfied with the
foreign min ster's explanation OF the mat
ter and he will renew his Interpolation.
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Victims of the St. Etienne Explo.
hiOn-59 People MesCued.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
PARIS, July 30.-The Pelimer Pit at st.
Etienne in which an explosion OF fire damp
occurred yesterday has been cleared.
Fifty nine of the persons who wero at
work 10 the pit when the explosion oc.
Cured have been rescued.
The bodies OF the Victims OF the explo-
sion, numbering So. have been recovered.
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MAHhsruvo1ArK0Ss.


Associated press Dispatch by special Wires
PHILADELPHIA, July so.--Flour, firmly heidi
quiet.
Wheat Arm, quiet; No. 2 red, 90 5a97c
Com, scarce, firm; No. 2, 42s4aiSc,
Oats, irner, quiet; No = mixed, I1a41Hc.
Bran, scarce, firm; winter, 1t75al6.50; springs
flhal5.50.
Baled hay, dull, weak.
Butter, tine goods, scarce, firm; faulty quail,
ties very dull.
Eggs, scarce, firm; Pennsylvania tirsts, lshA
100.
Cheese, firm: fair demand.
Petroleum, steady
Potatoes. steadY.
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4 Whoicsnie Lynehinr PLANNED.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
FREsso, Cal, July 31.--Yiailantes uumber-
ing so or more met on Montas night out
eide of the city. Sheriff Hsnaiey was
privately informed yestsfdAY OF raeir In.
tended action. He Rccordlnsly collected 40
armed men The sheriff was seen at the
jail last night while ip he act OF loadicy
several Winchesters and announced his ia
tention to give the mob a warm reception
II they attempted to attack the Jail. Hs
was told In the evening that an attack
would be made some time during the
uleht. There were In the jail eight men
charged with murder and the vigilan es
had announced the intention OF hanging
oil NJ than
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PERsnoUrINa THE JEWS.
Russia to Enforce the severe Edict,
OF 1852.


Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
LONDON, July 3O.--1ne Times says: The
Russian government has orde ed the appli-
cation OF the edicts OF 1882 against the
Jews. These ediots have hitherto been
held In allegiance. According to these
Jews must henceforth reside in Christian
towns only. None will be permitted to own
land or hire 1t for agricultural purposes.
The order includes within its scope towns
and hundreds OF villages that have large
Jewish populations. No Jews will be al
lowed to hold shares IN or work mines.
The law limiting the residence OF Jews to
16 provinces win be enforced. No Hebrew
will be allowed to enter the army, to prae-
tice medicine or law, to be an engineer or
to enter any of the other professions.
They will also be debsrred from holding
posts under the government. The enforce
meut of the ediets will result 10 the expul-
sion OF over 1,000, 900 Jews from tho country.
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AHsoclsIhd Press DispAtch BY Special WlfsA
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, July 30.--A Lake
Shore freight traiu was attacked by trsmps
Monday night near South Bend. Brakeman
Oharle' Miller was killed but not until he
had slain BIS assailant. The name OF the
latter ia Unknown. The Lake shora il
having trouble with an apparently organ
lied band Of tramps. OF late several trains
have been attacked and several of the
trainmen serlouslY injured.