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tmcAGo, March ". The hoard 81 trade
won yh.tory over the bucket shops this
morning. Judge Tuiey moiiiled the IN
Junction preventing the board from cut
ting oil bucket shop quotations Ia the cx-
tent of allowing tia" board Ia go out II the
business of furnishing quotations .n-
tircly. The lnard will close the making
If quotations on April !. All the inStru-
in,'nts have b.'u cleared out of the cx-
chang. and customers will be dependent
on the newspapers or private messages
Tor quotations.
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AEw ORLEANS, March 25.-A fimTs-
Dcmocrai yicksbure special. says: The
l.vec ia front Of lsauuend, Miss, about
seventy miles above licksburg. broke this
morning aud the crevasse j. now over i0D
feet widc. The water ia the town IL up
to- the caves Of IA. houses, aud ia" Is'opi"
are reported as fleeing for their lives. The
water from the crevassc viii Hood AN i'm
nensc tract 81 country south and east of
IL, embracing the part of lsaquena county
and Sharkey south ~ the rolling fork and
all oi Warren county north of the lahon
river.
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tuIcN N.o, Marrh ~. is though, th.,
western passenger troubles arr In way Of
settlement again. A meeting of the gen
cral passenger agents to-day appointed a
committee to consider the question Of re-
organizing the Western States passenger
association and snlarging its scope. 80 ~
to taxi. In th. present trans Missouri lines.
IL IL believed the old agreement will bc
adopted and tho end II present rate war
la had.
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NEw YORK. March "a. A Rome special
says: large section 81 the cardinals
are advocating the idea that ia. future
pop.. To- be .l"ct.d to succeed LEO Nil
will loayc Italy Immediately. They de-
clare the position ~ the pope there IL
uitcnablc. Leo il strongly opposed to-
the scheme. and has appealed Ia the car
dinals that his last days ON earth may bc
comfortcd 10y the a-suran"" that such "a
p,nir-T will h. abandoned.
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state Securities Mi.appropriat.,i.

AsSAroLis, Md, March VI. Tho gov
prnor sent "A message to- the president
tonight Transmitting ~ communication
from the stat" comptroller. stating that
h." discovered a anIisappropriation of state
securities in the hands OF Stat. Treasurer
Archer. Treasurer Archer ~ lying i'll at
hia hgu.
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PARIS. March pa Siberian letter r.
ccivcd here announces the arrest of three
men and women for writing an appeal q
the Russian people protesting against the
conduct Of Ostashkin In the Gakutsk
affair. The trial of the prisoners will
probably result in their sentence to death.
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Indian Depreciation Claims.

WA~iu SGroN, March HERMANN, of
Oregon, to-day reported To the houss.
from the committ.. ou Indian dcprrda-
Indication and payment of these claiuS.
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To u. H-port.d p.,ornbiy.

WAsBISoIos, March ~. The b"u-"
committee ou agriculture authorized u
favorable report with amendment on the
Butterw orth bill defining "optious" and
"futur.s" and imposing special taN"s ON
thu, dealers therein.
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BLsLIN. March ~. Bismarck's passage
through the streets to-day WAS - ycritahle
triumphal procession. The people At
times wanted to unharness the horses and
drag the carriage themselves.
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Trunk Line Tickets.

NEW YoRK. March s.-Thc passenger
committee 81 the Trunk lines decided 10
allow ticket representation to Puget
sound via. the Union Pacific To Portland.
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Freight Train Wrecked.

rNcoN,, WASH. March se.-By colli--
ion ufa northern Pacific freight train this
afternoon Engineer Bailey was fatally
injured and three other train men hadS
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rlood. In Australia.

BmsBNSE, March ~. hurricane At
Toctncsyilie, has flooded th" town and
caused much damage. Several persons
were drowned. Rains continue through
out Queen sland.
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Il.,k,. U..lrn.,Ion Accented.

ALBANY. y. u. March oi.-The resigna-
ton Of sheriff flark of New York has
been received.
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BEKLIN, March @.-yon Alyrnsleycn
has declined the Office Of imperial secr-
tary OF foreign affair.
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DErRoIr, Mich, March $.-Col Z. H..
Brooke, retired" !" died tonight.
The sun., 1890-08-30
A Murderer Lypened In Missouri,

LEXINGTON. No.. Ang. 29.-The village OF
Mayview, ten miles south of here. was the
scene of a murder and lynchinG this morning.
Capt. L. I. Parker. prominent ciiizen OF the
county; was awakened about daylight and re-
u pretense of buying clothing. When Parker =
back was turned he attacked him with q
hatchet, Parkers head was almost severed
from his body. An hour later his remains were
found.
A negro was seen leaving the store me
lied and the negro WAS captured lie said his
name WAS William Walters, He confessed to
pose OF robbery. He got onIy$7. Five minutes
were given him to pray and ho was then hanged.
The sun., 1890-08-30
EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
GLhDsTONn's OPINIONS or TWO OTTER
GREAT MEM


Ths Attitude OF Eagiiph VsrkinGuen To.
ward Thsir Striking Brethren In Aus
tralis-Spoeeh Of JohA Burns, the Leader
LONDON. Aug. 2o.-Mr Gladstone in an arti-
ole in the Spectator. euloRizes DollinRer and
Newman a. two OF the most remarkable men
Of the contemporary Christian Church. Each.
he says, gave his heartt to the Purifier. his will
to the will governing the universe. The con-
struction OF DollinRer's mind was simple; of
Newman's 1t was complex. The Cardinal was
asubtlo. far-reachinR genius, tho shadlngs OF
whose thought were like the countless ripples
OF the sea. He stands In no invidious rivalry
as man OF prodigious learning.
Referring to DollinEer's address on the Jows
in Europe Mr.. Gladstone says 1t was issued
whom the anti Semitic movement rnged In Ger
many, evidently for the purpose OF making the
Germans ashamed. DollinRor knew. as others
did not tho incredible sufrerinEs Of that race
-suffeTings which dishonor Europe almost as
much as the sufferinRs Of Ireland dishonor
England. His historic conscience and
sense OF justice were offended at the
threatened infiiotion OF new injuries The
Latin Church was not insensible OF the gap in
her ranks caused by the, expulsion of Dollin-
ger He was continually hunted down with
warm and resi- sctful, amounted to Eat your
words throw convictions behind: stain your
long life." detailed defence OF Dollinger
fOllOwa
The sun., 1890-08-30
Thrown Over n Clin.

PARKERsBURG. W. Va. Aug. ga day or two
since. while gang OF lumbermen were work
ing along East River. they discovered the dead
and mapgled body Of a young girl among the
rocks at the foot of the high precipice near by.
Near the body they found vslise filed with
clothing and on her person several pieces oi
jewelry and small sum OF money. but not a
line or articls by which the body could be
Identified. Tho men found traces between the
road. some yRris away. and the top of the
cliff showing that the girl or some other heavy
b, dy had boen dragged and thrown over the
cliff That she had been murdered there was
no doubt.
The belief is that the girl had been enticed to
the SPOT add deliberately killed and thrown
clew. and will most probably succeed. a. but
few people travel over the road, aud any one
passing would certainly have attracted atten-
fion
The sun., 1890-08-30

CAPE MAY, Aug. 29.-The Presidents family
left Cape MAY Point this morning for Cresson
Springs in special car attached to the 8
o'clock express train. The cottage was closed
alter truck load OF baggage had been taken
10 the depot An extra baggage car was re-
ouired for the trunks Of the Presidential party.
CEEssoN, Pa. Aug. 29.-The Presidential
family. consisting OF Mrs Harrison, Mrs. Rus
eel Harrison, Mrs, Mckee. Mrs. Dimmick
mr. Me- go Baby Mckee Mary Lodge Mckee.
ana the serNRnt~ arrived here this evening
on tue Penns, lvania limited. Tho party oc-
puzzled Pee tho drawing room aud several sections
ne ~ ne vesubuLe sleeping car Austria Every
mienlper ot the party looked brown and hearty
ktter Their prolonged visit to the shore. and
nTs, MTs, Harrison appeared 10 be In ex-
Sslent health She was tast0fully at
Lted In handsome travelling suit.
A. every otati9n on the road a large assem-
fAage fgae,ol o. people hal gathered TO do honor to
tnS VIE 0i the President and at Cresson the
snn,nsotants OF the hotel and cottages gathered
ne htallon to welcome her
INC narty went direct 10 tho Presidents cot
u1Es, which was IL perfect order. On account
Snonio, al th" long days Journey OF tho marty no
dsmonstraion was made to night, but
,,o,morf0W evening public reception will bo
Sgennefed the Presidential party In The great
ura"lhg room OF the Mountain House,
The sun., 1890-08-30

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 29. via Galveston
Geronimo Pom. the Savadorian agent hero. on
being asked TO-DAY about the peace protocol
between Salvador and Guatemala, said he had
no news. but said that neither DR.. Ayala the
First Vice President. nor Bonilla, the Second
Vlce-Presldent could take the Presidential
chair. as they have been declared traitors to
Salvador. for having sided with Guatemala.
Senior Pou said the Salvadorian Assembly
would have 10 order an immediate election TOR
President. He said that the calling OF
the Legislative Assembly was provided
tor, in Gen; Ezeta's decree OF June
the Oficta' Gazette The decree SAYS that the
Provisional Cove rnnent shall remain in power
only until peace is restored. and tuen the legis-
lative assembly existing before the death OF
President Mrnendsz shall be couvok ed tor ex-
traordinary session for the election OF q Presi-
dent. which will be done Immediately.
1t is reported that extensive frauds have
been discov, in the War Depar ment here.
Senior MatiaS Romero i is understood. will
leave mex week for the United States
1t is reported that the speech ot President
Diaz, to be made TO Congress on Sept. l6. will
lie of unusual i'm portance,
The sun., 1890-08-30
Thu Khaslmsn Mt RnrnIn.

BUFFALO. Aug 29.-Much disappointment
was caused by the inevitable postponement Of
the bicycle races of the Rant bier and Buffalo
Clubs. which was to have been held here to-
day. and in anticipation Of which a large num-
Der Of visiting wheelmen were in town. The
postponement was caused by u heavy down
pour OF rain this morning. which left the Driv-
ing Park, where the races were to be held. q
sea Of mud. The committee in charge OF the
events have decided to run the events OIL to-
morrow at 10 o'oock and the regular Saturday
races in tho afternoon. This will give the
racers considerable work. as there are TWEEN y
five events. inc Guiding the 100 m 10 road race.
The rain. which stopped somewhat in the af-
tsrnoon. afforded the home clubs an oppor-
tunitv to take the visiting wheelmen on num-
Der OF pleasant runs. An entertain ment at The
cluh house OF the Buffalo Bicycle Club this
evening attracted q large crowd. The piizes
for the races are valuable. onsIsting Of blcy-
is expressed hy the Buffalo riders on the action
OF the Racing Board. who have announced that
the charge OF professionalism against NJ. Brun-
ner and J. HaRer OF the Buffalo HANDLERS will
not hold 30 thai they are eligible to compete
in amateur contests.
The sun., 1890-08-30
ARREST OF 4 CONFIDENCE MAN.
He Swindled Lawyers and Doctors with q
Story of How He Fell Among Thieves.

No 9windled Lawyers and Doctors with .
Story of How He Fell Among Thieves.
A middle aged. Intelligent looking man. In
rather shabby suit. called on DR.. Charles NJ.
Bellows, a son Of United States Commissioner
Bellows, at his office at A Nostrand avenue.
Brooklyn, on Thursday. The visitor repre-
sented himself to be William Bellows OF Dem
YER Col He told the Doctor how he had start
ed from Denver for the East with large sum
Of money and letters OF credit, and how in Chi
cago he was relieved OF everything valuable
He wound up his story by appealing to Dr.
Bellows for financial assistance. but. finding
that the Doctor hesitatod. offered to sell him q
heavy gold ring for half its value. Dr. Bellows
wound up the interview BY presenting his vis-
itor with ten cents. and promising to meet him
at the bridge.
The Doctor diagnosed the case as a rather
clumsy confidence game and communicated
with the police. the result being the arrest Of
Mr.. Bellows while he was awaiting the arrival
OF his medical namesake at the bridge entrance
yesterday afternoon. suggestive notebook
found In his possession contained the names
and addresses of over 100 doctors. clergymen.
lawyers. and prominent business men IN this
city and Brooklyn. Appended to manN names
were entries, indicating that he had received
money ranging In amounts from 50 TO ten
cents, the entire amount footing up $780,
1t is supposed that the mans real name is
HAMMOND. as that appears on laundry ticket
found o. him. The heavy ring which he rep:
resented to Dr. Bellows a. solid gold was found
In his 10 ket. It is a couni erfeit, and could be
manufactured for few cents.
The sun., 1890-08-30
Murdered An Old Man OF Eighty.

H1corNsvrLLE. Mo-. Aug pa murder oc-
CURED here this evening that will probably re-
suit in the lynching OF the murderer. S. A
HigginRs, aged 80 years member OF the
family after which this town is named. was
stabbed to death by VIM. Feltz. higGings was
Y GRatekeeper at the fair to-day. and had some
difficulty with Feltz, who was driver for Dooley
4 SONS livery stable. Hggings had Fetz
ojected from the grounds. This evening at s
And renewed the quarrel FeItz used n pie Eniie
and abbed Higgins four times in tho bre east
After the latter had fallen TO the groun NOR
tally wounded. FeltH cut his victims throat
from ear to ear. He escaped. A posse was
formed 10 capture him. and is still engaged in
tho search at 10 o'clock.
The sun., 1890-08-30
BROOhLYR.

The New York State Council Of tho Catholic Rnightu
OF America has arranged to lres'n Mt Bishop LouEh
with yaluaDl- hiumntirh album during the celeUra,
ton Of his golden jubilee IN October.
The Grand Army veterans whu are 20 participate in
the celebration "f Brook WIS day GeitySuurg will
take teir depaT urr IOdHy fhe Fourteenth Regiment
Veteran Association will place a memorial tablet nj
CuD's Hin on Monday. ~
James McCOmb, private dotect,yo has been nissInp
from 80 summer avenue bT0OklYn Tor The Last Ihrc
weeks MS wNo Ia very much exercised over his at.
sence, as she has nye children OOk after The al
most slmuiiAneous disappearance o. Anuio Hermann.
business acquaintance Ot the detective D. tile wife Of
Tailor Daniel HeTinHhn Af'or drawing = on ~ her
mustangs money from tie bank las gwen rAe to Tu.
mnrs OF an ol pem~nL
when Contractor James FINLEY announced that he was
no,nE \" nn up NE "oty nst Dudins ~ fir.t place,
IN lhs uelghbnrhU - comp'ains TO Ii"alth Iummis.
uhhTr hrlhn and he rofu'ti approve the plans ON
me gronna thA they Violated h'st or finance winch
Mohmuss thAt no nul.dlnE containing tuee families
thAH oCcnpi more than SIXTY per cent the lot ON
whieh u stands Finlsy applied % the supreme ColTi
70 approve tn2 pan9 decision In 6is favor has ESsa
The sun., 1890-08-30
KEEP AWAKE OR DIE.
The Moving Experience OF n Mnn who had
Taken 90 Much MorphIne

Inc MOVING Experience OF n Mnn w no had
Taken I 90 Much Morphine.
OTTAWA Aug. 29.-on Tuesday night Just
after 12 O'Clock a man came around to Night
Station Master Galbraith at the Grand Trunk
Station London. and inquired If there WAS any
place around the station where he might stop
and whore there would be lots OF people
around Mr.. Galbraith sent him to the wait.
Ing room. but in few minutes afterward the
fellow was walking up and down the station
platform ut a rapid gait. Not understanding
what was troubling him. the station master
the man what was wrong.
"Oh. | made fearful mistake couple OF
hours ago" replied the man. and I'm going
to die I'm afraid I'll die"
Further questioning elclted the information
from the apparently thoroughly frightened
man that he had been in the habit of taking
stomach pills but by mistake had taken two
large morphine pills. He had. on discovering
his error. immedia' ely called on DR.. Woodruff.
The Doctor TO d him. he said that his only
Shonce OF Lille was to keep awake. and sent
Jenkins did not want to be bothered with tee
nan; and told mn, to go TO the Grand Trunk
stm.onb ba nend6 or G9d S safS tH don't lot me 20 to
tion master assured him he would not 90 10
sleep around he station at any rate. Then from
experience. The man would 90 to sleep in
spite Pf me."he sad, %and I had 10 nearly
around ut all / locked arms with him and
walked him around the streets. the station
him sometimes. He begged plteously OF me 10
let him have few minutes slee. only few
minutes But wouldn't even let him sit
down. REl
Toward O'Clock IN the morning he began 10
recover and Dr.. Mitchell happened to come in
on ono OF tho trains and cx lained the case
to him. He told the man that he had narrow
escape. that II he had gone 10 sleep he would
then he was suliicien ly over the effects OF the
drug TO 9" homo and sleep The station mas
ter willingly let the man GO lie had four
hours Of the hardest work he ever experienced.
The sun., 1890-08-30

Ex-Judge AIcCabe DetaiIn the Persecution
Endured by His WIFE.

Ex-uudEo McCAbo Detauo tne persecution
Endured by His Wire.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 29.-The Globe Democrats
special from San Antonio says that It may be
recalled that week or more ago dispatches
contained the brief announcement OF the
killing in ReynosA Mexico. OF Judge Max
Steiner. County Judge Of Hidalgo county
Texas. by Mrs H. T. McCabe. wife of the ex
County Judge OF the samo county. The parties
had crossed the river at the time to attend the
flestas at Reynosa. The tragedy has been In
volved in deep mystery until the following ap-
peal was received here:
REYNosA. Mexico. Aug. 90. 1890.
To Me american People:
For two months have been in my bed. dis
2bled from z Gunshot wound IN the loot
who is but l8 years old. almost IRON day
to day has been followed up and insulted
By one Max Steiner. He has even followed
virtue and wrote letter to the Sheriff of
karnes county. in which he expressed the
belief that was not married to her. he was
our abe was lost all through those un6eard-
OF ter lille slurs and slanders east upon her by
this same Steiner; and. defending that most
dear to woman. her honor, she shot him
luted lips Of a slanderer Of woman's virtue
The hoottng occurred In Reynosa, Temau-
lipas Mexico on the 18th inst. she. nv wife.
in need Of much financial aid. Gentlemen
Of America can you help my wife now In
her sad pight2 Do 1t by voluntary contri-
buttons in the name Of womaS
raised 10 either Albert Dean of Hdalgo. Texas.
Hon. R. P. Rentfro of Brownsville. or Don
Juan DominGusz "f this place. who compose a
H. T. McCABE.
The sun., 1890-08-30
ANOTHER SWIFT CRUISER.
5atiSfAetory Tests OF tho San Francisco II
Snntn Bnrhnrn ChnnReL

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 29.-The United States
cruiser San Francisco, which had successtul
trip In Santa Barbara Channel on Wednesday,
returned hero to-day, having made n trip up
the coast at speed ranging from thirteen TO
fifteen knots. She got nm enthusiastic well
come as she passed W. the bay to her anchor
age, and her fog siren was blown almost con-
stantly in response to salutes from the stoam
whistles. During the trip up the coast the new
cruiser had several steering tests. and naval
officers aboard pronounced her mannuvrinR
Qualities wonderful.
These tests were all made while she was
running at thirteen and half knots. One
engine was suddenly reversed and tho helm
thrown hard over. In six minutes and two
seconds the cruiser turned a complete circle,
the diameter OF which was less than her own
length. She also turned a complete circle
without reversing one engine In five minutes
and thlrty-two seconds. While going anead
reversed and in V fortyVS secenHs e the Ses.
gel was moving backward. having changed
her direction within her own length, She
IN use under forced draught, the other three
boilers not beinG used at all. During this trial
ssa snd 9s nS and
nine tons OF coal rer hour. The actual speed
made By the San Francisco on her trial trip in
Santa Barbara I hannel last Wednesday morn;
ing has not yet been determined, and it Will
probably not be known definitely until after
the Board. appointed 10 conduct the trial has
submitted its final report. Calculations have
not been COMPLETED yet, and con sidera bic work
ts necessary to determine the miuutest de all,
the exact distance which the cruiser travelled
during her trial and the mber ol hours.
minutes and seconds which elapsed while tho
definite settled. however, that her maximum
speed was 20.u6 knots and that this rate was
maintained during he last ten knots of the
run. AS far as average speed for the four
hours run can be determined now the t. ial
board has agreed that the rate was a slight
ira, ,tion under 1872 knots, but this figure is
Still sub ect to correction
Commodore Irwin. the President OF the Trial
Boa d. on his arrival here this morning. re-
ccived n despatch from Secretary Tracy that
the san Francisco had broken the record. "
The San Francisco will remain at the Union
Iron Works about twenty-five days more be-
fore she will be turned over to the Govern
ment and sent to the navy yard.
The sun., 1890-08-30
MIR. CLEvELAxD COMING HOME.
He Stopped in Boston Long EnouSh to Got
Shnmpoo and Have His Hair Cut.

He Stopped in Boston Long Enouxh to Got
Shnmpoo and Have His Hair Cut.
BosToH. Aug 29.-Whether it was simply to
get a shampoo and have his hair cut that
Grover Cleveland came to Boston to-day is not
known, but 1t is known that he stayed hardly
longer than was necessary 10 have these mat
ters attended to- Withou, any previous an
nouncement he drove up to the Hotel Nendome
in private carriage with Mrs. Cleveland and
her her. Mrs Perriue, little before noon.
coming from Marion.
The parry look possession of the rooms
known u. suite ~ which are Col. Grronlc af' 8
own particular ana tments After resting for
O short time. Mr.. Cleveland presentei himself
before the barb"r OF the Nendome. set
tied his rotund form completely in
the chair and intmatsd that 1t was
his desire to have his locks shorn
The operatioo seemed to please him. for he
benmed complacentIy on his reflection In the
mirror and remarked that the weather was
charming After leaving the bar er shop he
partook of u light luncheon with Mrs. CleNe-
land. Mrs. Perrine having gone out for drive
with Mrs. burnett of Deerioof Farm.
When Mrs Perrine returned a carriage was
orde ed and tie party lett the hotel o take the
o'clock train for New York. The eX-Presi-
dent receive no callers during his stay. and
he let II be unGerstoO that his flying trip to
Bosto was Il casual one and that no political
business was TO be attended to.