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The morning call., 1890-07-13
DARING HlGHBINDERS.


Two Chinese BIackmailers Create Dis
turbance.
Gee Lynn and Ye Lung, two Chinese high
binders, went into a house on Washington street,
near Stockton, about O'clock last night for the
purpose of blackmailing the women. They
began to act in Il very high-handed manner and
houriShed pistols TO enforce their demands.
There Is telephone In the back
part OF the house. and the inmates cOmmunl-
Gated with the police. Sergeant Spillane and
posse proceeded TO the place and ares ed the
nighbinders, who were searched at the Central
Station and found 10 be regular walking arsen-
ais. Each had pistol as large as a small shot
gun, besides carving knives thar butcher would
use in slicng his toughest rump steaks. Both
men were charged with carrying concealed
weapons.
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ham, Lawler, Lester of Virginia. Lewis, Mash
Martin of Indiana Martin of Texas McAdoo, Nc
CIamray. Mcclellan. Mcmillan, McCreary. McRae,
Mutchler, Norton Oates, O'Neal of Indiana, O'Neli
OF Massachusetts,, j. Owens of Ohio, Parrett, Payn-
ter Peel Pierce, Pennington. Price. QUINN Reilley
Robertson, Rogers. Rusk Sayers, Shively. Stewart
Missouri. Tilman, Tracey, Venabe. Wheeler OF Ala
bama whitthorne, Wike, wilcox, Williams of Illi-
nois, Wilson OF West Virginia, Yoder. Total. 80.
Fifty pairs were announced
Following were the members abseut and not
paired; Blanchard, B. Brown Qndiana), clark
Mansur, Mccarthy. Phelan, Rowland, Stapleton.
Spinola, Taylor lTennesseeA Vaux aud Will
kinsOn.
The bill now goes to the President for his
signature.
Adjourned
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THE PANIC sUBsIDING.
a Favorable Reaction in Buenos Ayres-End
Of the Bank Runs.

BUENos AYREs. July 12.-The financial panic
is subslding. The premium on gold fell 16 per
cent to- day. and IT The close was quoted az 19S
per cent.
Congress has passed a bill providing for tho
issue OF mortgage notes.
The Withdrawal Of tile resigns ton of the Min
lister OF finance created a favorable reaction and
better feeling prevails. The run on the BANKS
has ceased.
MoNTEVIDEo, July 12.-The President has de-
clned to accept the resignation OF the Minister
OF Finance.
The financial situation is quiet to-day.
MoNTEyIDEO, July 12.-Gold Is quoted to-day
at % premium. Paper Is still refused. DE-.
MuneZ has been appointed President OF TIE
Board OF Directors OF the National Bauk.
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A COMMON CURRENCY.
Secretary Blaine Recommends International
Coin.

Coin.
WASHINGTON, July II. - The President
sent to Congress this afternoon, with a
recommendation of the prompt approval of
Its suggestions, a letter from Secretary
Blaine. embodying the action OF the late
International American Conference on the
subject Of monetary union. In this 1t is recon-
mended that commission OF one delegate from
each nation meet at Washington on The first
Wednesday OF January next 10 arrange basis
for the issuance Of coins to be current IL all Of
the nations represented therein.
In the letter Secretary OF State Blaine quoted
from the report of the International American
Conference on the subject. Their recommended
tious were in substance that, as a basis
for the union and international conferences,
coins be issued uniform In weight and fueness,
and which may be used In all countries repre-
sented in the conference. 1t was further recon-
mended that there shall meet In Washington
within one year. commission composed of
delegates from each nation to consider The ques-
tiOn of the kind OF currency it shall have, and
the value and proportions OF Internal lOnal silver
coin or coins, and their relations TO gold.
Secretary Blaine has instructed the conference
TO this effect, and at the same time hoping that
their meeting Will be held the first Wednesday
in next January, ana that three delegates will he
appointed on the part OF the United StaIes, and
that an appropriation will be made TO meet
necessary expenses.
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know by this time the amount they secured
The published estimate of $4,000 or $4,000 as
the amount is but the rudest guess. Ii Is be-
Iieved the robbers got away with nearly $50, 600.
where they caught the robber, and they found,
in torn bits and ragged pieces, a large amount of
currency, including one bill OF $1,000. There
less mutilated. A whole bundle had been
dropped In one place, and. In the robbers haste,
not securely hid, and coyotes or gophers had
torn and separated The money and the wind had
scattered IT, The amount recovered the inspect
or VIII not disclose, but it runs into thousands.
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A FAIR PROPOSITION.

Parnells Measure for the SETTLEMENT Of Dis
putes Between Tenants and Landlords
LONDON, July 12.-DuIing the remarks in the
House OF Commons last night Parnell proposed
a measure providing for The appointment Of a
Board OF Arbitration for the settlement of dis
putes between landlords and tenants IN Ireland.
such measure lie said could be quickly passed
aud lie board could make inquiries and effect
an equitable settlement In the case Of tenants on
thrleecn OF fourteen estates where lne plan OF
campalgn Is Sill IN operation.
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Terrible Blood Poison
Suffered all Man Could Suffer and
Live. Eody Covered with Awful
Sores. Cured by Cuti-
cura Remedies.

contracted terrible bloodpoisoning year ago.
l doctored with two good physicians, neither OF
whom did me any good. l suffered all a man can
suffer and live. Hearing of your CUrIcURA RENE
DIES concluded to try them, knowing IL they did
me no good they could make me no worse. 1 have
been using them about ten weeks, and am most
happy to say that am almost rid OF the awful
that covered my face and body. My face was as bad
II not worse. than that or Miss B0ynton, spoken OF
in your book, and would say any in the Same
condition. to use CUTIcuRA and they will surely be
cured. You may use this letter in the interests OF
suffering humanity.
E. w REYNOLDS. Ashland, Ohio.
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A slug ing aua Fumbline Match.

BROOKLYN. July l2.-The Brooklyn and But
falo brotherhood teams INDUCED III a regular
suggng and fumbliug match to-day. Attend
ance 600. summary:
Brocklyns ............,...,....6 6 8 ! 2 0 0-2S
ButiaioS. .................... ....i = 4-l6
Base hits-Brooklyns 23, Buffalos II. Errors
BrUOklyns II, BufalOs Is. BattcrieS-SOwders and
Daley Murphy and Hayes Bocer aud Halligan,
Lewis and Hallgan. Umpires-kuight aud Jones.
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present knOwn-the honeymoon. 1t is under
stood, however, that The balcyon days will not
be spent at one spot. Part nI the honeymoon
will be passed at the lovely seat Of Sir Samuel
Baker In DevonshiTe. Looking still farther into
Tie future of Mi. and Mrs. Stanley, il is quite
certain that should the explorer undefttke an
other journey into The interior Of Africa his wife
would be ar him com any. She has declared Ter
resolution TO This effect, while admitting that
some effort would be required to abandon the
art she loves only less than the man who Is now
her husbaud.
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Third Assistant secretary Of ihe IRE.

Third Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-General A. B. Nettle-
tor of Minnesota has been selected Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury under provision OF
The Legislative, Judicial and Executive ApprO
prIallon Bill increasing the number TO three,
and his nomination viii probably be sent to
the Senate Monday. The vacancy caused by the
transferring OF Assistant Secretary Tlchenor 10
the Board of Customs Appraisers wiiprObaby
be filled by The appointments of Special Agent
Spaulding. but no action will be laren until
after the Senate takes action upon Colonel ITCH
euOfS nomination.
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DENIES SHE is ENGAGED.
Mrs. Leslie Starts for America, Leaving the
Marquis in Liverpool.

LONDON, July 12.-The marriage Of Mrs. Les
lie to Marquis de Leuville Is certainly postponed
for period The lady left for America to-day
on the City OF Rome. 1t is reported she left the
Marquis at Euston Station and that the latter
followed her TO Liverpool by the next train, but
he did not show himself at the docks before the
steamer left
just as the City Of Rome was pulling up
anchor TO leave Liverpool for New York Mrs.
Frank Leslie sent ashore the following dispatch
10 the New York Worlds London correspond
ent: -" am not engaged but am starting for
home 10 attend TO my work aud to prepare for
my lecture season."
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A BOSTON FORGER.

Indicted by the Grand Jury on Evidence Given
BY His Mother.
BOSTON, July 12.-Willlam Vinal Burt, son OF
the late eX-Postmaster William l.. Burt OF Bos-
ton. was indicted for forgery to-day by the
Grand Jury, his mother furnishing the evidence
= upon which the indictment was founded. He
has been negotiating n0les bearing his own and
his mothers signature, and iDdorsed in some in
stances by his aunt, for veal, and Is said 10
have raised on them about $4,000.
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DIaHPLEs, back-heads. chapped and oily skin
Iifl cured by CUTIcUKA MEDIcArED SOAR.
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Ter Runs in the First Inniug.

PHILADELPHIA. July 12-The league game
robbed Of all its Interest to- day by the home
team knocking out ten runs In The first inning.
Attendance, 1900. Summary;
Philadelphias. ................ 10 o . o ! l-l5
Clevelands .................. o 90 o o. 4
Base hits-Phladelphas IT, Cevelands 10. En-
rors - Phiiadeiphias 3, Cleveiands ,. batteries
Gleason aud Clements, Wadsworth and thinner.
Umpire-Lynch.
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PROCEDURE ON PENDING BILLS.
The Senate Caucus Committee Fails to Adopt
Ds6nit Plan

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Senate Caucus
Committee spent Its time till noon trying 10 de-
wise plan TO carry out the absolute instruction
OF the caucus TO report practical method Of
procedure, by which the majority OF the Senate
may reach a vote upon the National Election III
or any other pending measure within a reaso n
able time. The different prop0s ltions advanced
in the caucus were critical ly discussed. Tbs
committee did not reach CO Inclusion, but hopes
TO be able to report TO the eau Gus early next week
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The Nhw York Lnnknnf

NEW YORK, July 12.-Over 1000 cutters and
other knights OF Labor were locked out at noon
In the shops OF the clothing manufacturers, to
comply with the rules OF the association pr0vid.
Ing that the association shall hold up any menl-
ber III trouble They VIII probably return on
Monday. The trouble with the cloak max ers Is
sill uendinU
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Msul Was Eff ctive for an Inning.

for an inning, alter which he was hammered all
over the hed. The Pttsburg brotherhood team
could do nothing with Daily. Attendance 22OO.
hosi ns....,.........-..-...-..O 10
Easc hits-Bostons 81, Pttsburgs 4. Errors-Bos-
tons 3, Iittsburgs 3. BatterieS-Daley and SWEET,
Maui aud Quinn. Umpires-Gaifney and Sheridan.
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The partmon,b Dis.s,er

HALIFAX On 81, July 12.-No more bodies
have been found at the scene OF last nights dis.
aster at Dartmouth, ana search has been aban-
doned. III Is believed no other bodies viii be
discovered. Howard Foster. taken out alive last
night died to-day His daughter is among the
drowned. The inquest began this morning.
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GLAD TO BE LIBERATED.
Cassati, the African Explorer, Speaks of Stanley
and Emtn Pasha.

ana Emtn Edsnd.
ROME, July 12.-ln an interview, Captain Cas-
sati, the African explorer, said himself and Emin
Pasha were heartily glad to be liberated from
the equatorial province by Stanley. Evil tongues
mad magnIiied the misunderstanding between
Stanley and Enin. They had the highest re-
spect Tor each other, aud never seriously dis
agreed.
Cassati claimed TO be the first discoyerer OF the
Mountains of tile Moon. tie praised the climate
oil Uganda. and said he believed English cool
ness and italian courtesy would triumph over
Africa.
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Police Officer DAILY at an early hour yes
terday arrested Catherine May, a widow.
who lives at Tehama street, and charged
her with attempted arson. A fire was dis
covered on the stairway of her house among
a quantity of oiled rags, and she called in
the officer and claimed that some one had
tried to set her premises on fire.
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Holly Contested.

BOSTON, July IL. The league game this
afternoon was a pitchers battle and was hotly
contested throughout. Attendance $500. sum
mary:
NnlCdSoS... U Z " v -
Bostons. ns..........................l U o % o.
Base hits-Chicasos 7, Bostons .. Errors-Chi-
Cages 3, BostOns .. Batteries-HutchInSon and
Kttredge, ClarksOn and Bennett. Umpire-Mc-
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FAST TORPEDO-BOAT.
All Previous Records Of Transatlantic Steam
shius and War Vessels Beaten

NEW YORK, July 12.-The torpedo-boat Cush-
ing, which left the navy-yard at noon Oh Friday
and arrived al New London four hours and forty
minutes later, has beaten all previous records
for speed OF transatlantic steamships or war
vessels. Her average speed was 2b.35 knots an
hour. Tho speedy torpedo boat Destractor OF
the Spanish navy has made only 22.6S nautical
miles, and the Italian cruiser PiedmOnte, which
Is The swiftest war vessel afoat, outside OF tor
pedo.boats made the maximum speed OF 22.3
nautical InIlna
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The following applicants for admission to the
profession OF dentistry were successful at the
examinations held at sthe Palace Hotel by The
Stale Board Of Dental Examiners The board
has been in session for three days, and con-
cluded It's labors last night. james fl. Sloan, q.
Ii. j. Bray, Cecil Corwin. A. T. Lockwood,
Charles q. Hyde. A. q. Hyde, +. Ii. Fisher,
William II. Shoef II. H. Shaw,
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Engineer Attack d by an Insane Fireman.
EVANSVILLE (Wis) July ia passenger
train on the Northwestern Road narrowly es-
capped being wrecked yesterday. The fireman sud-
denly became insane alld Hacked the engineer,
throwing him 10 The floor of the engine. where
a struggle rnsued. while the train dashed along
with Increasing speed. The trainmen rushed
forward and reached the engine just in time TO
save the engineers life and prevent serious ac-
cldent
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Foriifyipp Censdl,

OTTAWA, July 12.-Within the past month
there has been great deal of correspondence
between the British and the Dominion Govern
ments regarding he deieHses OF Canada. The
forti1catiouS at Halifax are being greatly
strengthened by the British Government, and the
strictest iniuuctiOHs have been given to prevent
any outsider from gaining admittance 10 the
fOrf-
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Death of the Husband of a Forper

MOUNT HOLLY IN. J.l, July 12.-Edwin Lip
plncolt, husband OF Julia Llppincotf. the forger,
died IN Medford this afternoon. He was takeu
Sick abOu, week after the exposure OF the
forgeiies and grew steadily worse. Mrs. Lippin-
colt was arrested in Baltimore q fortnight ago
aud Is sill In The County jail at Camden.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 1.-The New York league
defeated Ptlsbure in the easiest possible man
ner to-day. Summary;
New Yorks s......,...,.,,,.2 90 8 % 3 2-ls
Pittsburgs... o o u o.
Base hits-New Yorks IL. Pittsburcs I. Errors
New Yorks !, Pittsburgs 8. Batterles-welch and
Buckley Bowman and Decker. umpire-Powers.
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Bsck TO the Flow.rY Kinedom.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-CollectOr Phelps Of
San Francisco to-day telegraphed to Asslslan
Secretary ricbenor that lie had received twenty
four Cinnamon from ne authorities at Tucson.
Ariz., for shipment to China. He was instructed
to forward them at once, and by the first vessel.
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FELL FOUR STORIES.

Two Hen Roll eff a Roof While Qusrrelirg g
and sustain Fatal Injuries.
NEW YORK, July ia. Schindler, aged 81
years, living at 1862 Second street and Courtland
avenue. fouud his wife ana two children on the
root with man. He began TO upbraid his wife,
when George l.. SwarlZ lnterfered The men
quarreled and cliDched and rolled off The roof
together, falling four stories TO the paved yard
Rotb " i'll die
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CoNsTANTISoPLE, July ia great fire is
raging in the Stamboul quarter OF the city. The
contagrat0n began III timber yard and spread
rapidly TO adjoining property. Fully 1000 houses
and shops have been already destroyed.
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Showed No Q1arter.

TANGIER, July 12.-News has been received
Of a raid by The Zemmour tribe on The camp Of
the Sultan's sou near Saee. The camp was
taken completely by surprise. The troops aud
slaves were mefcilessly slaughtered by the raid
ers and fifteen prisoners burned alive.
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All Quist on the Frontier

CITY OF MEXICo, July ia telegram TO the
Press Agency from Monterey to-day states that
volunteers and regular troops are securing the
entire Mexican frontier line, but have discovered
no bandits or reyOluti0nlsts, and the towns on
the frontier are sending manifestations OF 10y
alt
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congregational Worship

The services OF the First Congregational
Church Will be held in the Temple Emanu-el on
the first mentioned place Of worship are COM
pleIed.
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May Thorn, an 1S-year-old girl, was taken to
the Receiving Hospital on Friday night suffer
ing from internal hemorrhage. She was so weak
as 10 be out Of her mind partially but told u
police officer disconnected story OF having been
matieaied by "A man named Clark She was
attended by Police Surgeon Bunker and yester
day afternoon was sufficiently recovered 10 be
removed by her friends
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ON THE FREE LIST.
The Duty on Raw Silk to Be Removed by

PARIS, July 12.-The Senate yesterday passed
a bill providing for duties on wines made from
grapes. The vote stood 100 TO 81.
The most important political action during the
week was Il decision OF the Superior Council OF
Commerce that in the forthcoming Tariff Bill
raw silk materials shall be placed on the free
list. lie Temps, which usually speaks the Gov
efnmeDts mind, says IL considers this the most
important political action OF the year, assuring
the cOullnuancy OF the prosperity Of Lyons over
Italian and other rivals.
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James RaIhbun.s Funeral.

Tie funeral OF james Rathbun, Inc VIctIm OF
the elevator accident in the Phelan Building
Will take place to day from the residence OF his
mother, at 1927 Mission street. The body Will
be inferred at Odd Fellows Cemetery. Theo-
dore +. Marceau, IN whose employ the boy was
has volunteered 10 defIay the expenses altend-
Ing tile funeral.
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To Revok. Leavss of Absence.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Representative An
derson of Kansas, In the House, offered for
reference resolution revokIng all leaves of
absence, except on account OF sickness, after
Tuesday next.
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Mt the Presidsnt,s Lattsr.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The letter published
this morning under the date OF Carlisle, Pa, pur-
porting TO give the views OF President Harrison
concerning free trade and protection. is not
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NEWPORT, July IL. - Prince George, CON-
mander of the British gunboat Thrush OF the
North Atlantic squadron, VIII visit Newport with
his ship early In August.
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EASTERN GAMES.
The Umpire'S Decision at Brooklyn Nearly
Breaks Up The Contest.

BROOKLYN, July 12.-The local league team
defeated the Clncinnatis this afternoon in a
lively game which came near breaking up in a
row over decision Of the umpire. Attendance
6100. Summary:
Cincnnatis. s.....................1 0 o o o 0 OIL
Brooklyns ....,..................0 o -
Base hits-Cincinnatis 5, BrOOkyns 6. Errors
CincinnatiS 4, BrOOklyns ]. Batteres-Rhines and
Harrington, CarutherS and Daily. Umpire-McDer-
mott.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.

The Ch:cagos Bunch Their Hits and Win
From Ewing's Men.
NEW YORK. July 12-The New York brother
hood team defeated the Chcagos to-day by the
fortunate punching OF their hts carly IN the
game. Attendance 1900. Summary:
New forks. 20 %
Base hitS-New Yorks 8, Chicagos II. Errors
New YOrks !, ChicaEOs !. BatterI-s- Ewing aud
Pierce.
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Face all Broken Out

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face all broken out with blood disease. tried
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INTERNATIONAL ToAsTs.

Americans at the Banquet Of the Honorable
Artillery Company
LONDON, July l2.-At a banquet given by the
officers of the Honorable Artillery Company last
night, at which Ex-Governor Ames Of Massaehu-
setis and Allen, Past Commander of the Ancient
and Honorable Artillery Company or Boston :,
were present, tOasts w.-ie drunk TO Preside nj
Harrison ana Queen Victoria. Kindly and feel
ing speeches were made by Ames and Allen.
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A Periurer's sen,encs Commu,ed

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The President has
commuted to eight mouths actual Imprisonment
the sentence In the case OF Byron w. Brown,
convicted ia Utah OF perjury.
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THE PosrMEN's STRIKE.

Over Four Hundred Discharged-other Re-
turn to Work.
LONDON, July 12.-Affairs this morning among
the postmen resumed their normal condition.
Tie deliveries Of mail proceeding without
interruption. -Four hundred and tnirIy-tve men
have been dismissed from the service for the
part they took in the recent trouble.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-07-05
Let Maryland Hold Her Own.

Now and then a report comes from
somewhere down the canal that ''the
business men want railroad on it,"
ETC., and these remarks are quoted APP
provingly by Cumberland papers.
Properly considered, nobody outside
Of this coal region has much real
right to express any wish concerning
the disposition of the old work 1t
was our coal proprietors and our coal
workmen who gave the canal anything
to do; it was ''the business men"
along its banks who lived off the re-
suits of Georges Creek labor.
What, then, do the Georges Creek
people want ?
|, They want the canal restored and
run on business, not political basis.
,, Otherwise, they want it utilized
If by Il railroad-as IL Maryland
work solely in the interest of Mary
land development.
What do they not want
Its sale to West Virginia interest
for the purpose of putting compet-
ing coal in our market-a plan which
will ruin the canal and not help by IL
cent the "business men,"
Meanwhile, the farmers down in
"ole Washington" and montgomery,
sah," should be informed that iron
horses do not eat hay.