davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Try BerkeleY.
ChIIdren EnioY

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when
in need of laxative, and, if the father
or mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use, so that
il is the best family remedy known, and
every family should have bottle.
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DRoPosALS FOR CONVERTING PAINT
/ Shop, Building No. 16, at Nayy-Yard, Wash
lngton, u. G, into two Officers Quattcrs.-
Bureau OF Yards and Docks, Navy Depart
mcnt Washington, D. G., April 90, lsy1.-
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, indorscd PRO.
posals for Officers Quarters at Washington
will be received at this Bureau until o'clock
p. M, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1891, and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter.
Specifications and blank forms OF proposals
win be forwarded upon application TO this
Bureau or to the Commandant of the Navy
Yard, Washington, d. G. Bidders arc ex-
pcctcd to fully inform themselves of the char
actcr of the work required by visiting the
Yard or Bureau, where plans may be exam
ined. Responsible security will be required
for the faithful performance of the contract,
and the right is reserved to reject any or all
proposals not deemed advantageous to the
Government, and to waive defects. A bond
for the sum of two thousand dollars (S2,000)
must accompany bids for the work. n. II.
FARQUHAR, Chief of Bureau.
aD9S, mai SIS.
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Otner Games festeruays
ASSOCIATION.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 10; Colum-
bus, 6.
AT Philadelphia Boston, %; Athletic, I.
AT st. Louis-St. Louis, 10; Louisville, 4.
LEAGUE.
AT Boston-Boston, o; Philadelphia, -.
AT New York-New York 2; Brook
lyn,S.
At Cincinnati - Cincinnati, A.; Chi
cago, Z.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 4; Cleveland, 3
Uen innings).
Games To-Day.
ASSOCIATION.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Louisville at Columbus.
LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Cleveland.
Behind the Bat.
Lohman is ON his way East to join the
club. He is a good batter and catcher
and Carsey speaks highly of his abilities.
Harry Mace, who played with the
Washington Club part of last season, has
been signed and will pitch his first game
in Boston.
Manager Snyder yesterday released
Keefe and Smalley, and the other, players
were given to understand that unless they
did better work other releases would
follow.
Visner played miserably yesterday.
Burns is doing some great batting.
Snyder Is considering the advisability
of again donning the mask. He will
r,1aNr in, tbp fret M hare aUQinet the St
Louis.
A Cincinnati dispatch says: Umpire
Phil Powers gave Pitcher Tony Mullane a
terrible roast on called balls in this after
noon's game, and was hissed and hooted
by the crowd. Mullane did a good deal
of kicking during the game, and was
fined $3.50.
After the game Powers came to Mullane
to excuse himself for his miserable de-
Cisions. An argument followed, and
Powers soaked Mullane an additional
S100. This so incensed the Reds pitcher
that he pulled back in threatening man
ner, as if he intended to hit Powers. The
latter put his head forward in an insolent
manner. "IIit me-" he said; 81 dare you
| to hit me-" Mullane, knowing if he did
hit the umpire it would cause his eX-
pulsion, simply pushed Powers away by
| placing his hand against his face. Powers
| would never have dared Mullane had he
not been protected by his position. 1t was
cowardly act on his part. Powers said
| that the $3.50 fine would go.
It now looks as though the Association
| club in Cincinnati will not be permitted
to play Sunday games. The Mayor has
ordered the police to arrest the players
should the Cincinnati and st. Louis at
| tempt to play ball next Sunday.
To-day the Nationals will lay off and
| play in Boston tomorrow.
There will be number of changes in
| the team before its return.
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Score of the Female Wrestling Contest.
Miss Morgan won two falls from Miss
Williams at Kernan's yesterday, one at
each performance, and as this makes a
Tie, there will probably be an unusually
interesting bout tonight. The score
more bouts, The wrestlers from now on
will be seen at their best.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

klSDoFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
E-S Taxes, District of Columbia, Washing
ton, April 30 1Sal.-The attention of tax-pay-
ers il called TO the tax levied for the year end
erty. The second half of such tax. where not
previously paid will become due and payab'e on
the 1st day Of May, and If not paid before the
let day of June ensuing shall thereupon be in
Centum upon the amount thereof shall be
added and the same, with other taxes due and
in arrears, shall be listed for advertisement
and sale in the manner prescribed ny existing
law. By orc er of the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia. Attest-E. G. DAVIS,
Collector of Taxes, ID. G.
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sIper gallon, 81 per quart, 5oc. pint.
In the Circuit Court

Judge Cox presiding-Newman vs.. At
well; order for justice and make returns.
Bogcs a al. VS.. Downing; trial resumed
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Little Boys

short pants suits from 81 upwards. Else.
man Bros, 7th IL Il.
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Personal.

WANTED - LIVE, PUSHING MEN,
w women, boys or girls. Splendid profits,
No interference with regular cmpl0yments,
Send stamp for particulars Address AMEUl-
CAN MEDICINE COMPANY, Nashville, Tenn.
A REFINED AND EDUCATED YOUNG
n gentleman desires tho acquaintance of
pretty and yivucious young lady not over %;
as to character. Address JAMES, this office.
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE NEAR PA.
" ave. and i4th 81, cable lines wanting earth
filling arc requested to address CONTRACTOR,
cor, llth and sts, %. W,
NTOW is THE TIME. WE WILL PAY
IN "big money for gents hrstcmss sec
ond-hand clothing. Address or call at
JUSTHS OLD STAND, 6l9 ID ST. n, W.
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SUMMER BOARDING.

BOARDING FOR SUMNER
In large, comfortable farmhouse. Fine shade.
Abundance of fruit and farm products. Near
postoficc. Thirty minutes from Purccllyillc.
For particulars call on or address wv. SMITH,
Lincoln, lOUdOm County, Va.
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.
NOR ALE-ELECTRIC BELL OUTFIT,
i $3.50. j. NJ. PATTERSON, JB,, II Co, 4U1
9TH st II. W.
EOR SALE-EDDY ELECTRIC MOTOR
II and fans. j. NJ, PATTERSON, JR, u CO.,
d0l Ith st. II. W,
EOR SALE-DR. PEPPERS COMPLETE
II system of medical works, in good condi-
tion, with other medical works. Call and eX-
anime at ll06 N Y. ave. n. W.
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COMMISSIONER or DEEDS.

~ s.BUNDY, CoM'R OF DEEDS FOR ALL
Ns States and Territories, 4Ss La ave, opp.
City Hall.
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FNOTOSALs.

DRorOsALs FOR COOKED RArIuN1.-
i Cflcc OF tho Recruiting RcuiczyOus, u. $.
Army, No. dl9 Tenth street northwest, Wash
iuptou. i. c.. April 30, t@i,-Scalcl prOp1-
sals, iu tfiilicatc, subject TO The usual cOndi.
O'Clock noon JUNE ., 1sm. and then opened.
for furnishing cooked ratious to the recruiting
party and recruits at this rendezvous during
the fiscal year ending june 30 lSl2. Three
Of soap and candles constitute "a ration. The
Government reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals. Proposals for complete ratiUue
cruits win not be considered. Fll intofml-
tiuu VIII he furnished ON application TO thls
office. Envelopes containing proposals TO hc
marked Proposals for Cooked llntlors,N end
addressed to Captain q. S. BURBAN NIX, Tenth
Infantry. Recruiting Onircr. mai,2,2J
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VUANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE;
w capable OF taking entire charge OF infant
no objection to travelling. Address NURSE,
this office,
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VKTANTED-SITUAT AS CHAMBER
w maid and waitress. city references. llld
Madison st. II. W.
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No better whisky in the market than
Berkeley, at Tharp's, SIS f street north
west.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
EAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

III BY
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, 9l7 F street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
3-STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
SALE
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VITANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF %,
w work Of any kind; can furnish refer
onces. Address A, b. O., this Office.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTEp-BY WHITE MAN, SINGLE,
w aged ~, q situation ~ driver or to care
FOR or > horses. Address W D., AlcXandfil
4. o.
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NNTANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, a POSI-
w ton as clerk in some Office best OF refer.
enCCs Address NJ, this office.
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NTANTED-BY A RED MAN, A PLACE
w TO do any kind Of work. Apply 22l 30
81, N, W,
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VATANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, a SITUA-
w tion; willing to accept any kind of work;
can give good city references good ponman
Address or call 1902 9Th 81. =, W.
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XXTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHO
w writes good hand, position in some
office. 81 ID st. n. G..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-09

CHICAGO, April s.-Municipal cleo
tions were held yesterday in number
OF cities in Wisconsins. In Janesville
the independent candidate for mayor
was successful, the remainder OF the
city ticket and Council being about
evenly divided between Democrats and
Republicans.
In Manitow Republicans elected the
Mayor, and the Democrats a majority
of the City Council. In Racine the Re
pubicanS elected their city ticket and
majority Of the Aldermen. Lacrosse
Republicans elected their Mayor, the
Democrats getting everything else. AT
Eau Claire the Independent candidate
for Mayor was elected, the Democrats
securing the remainder Of the city
ticket. At Oshkosh the Democrats
elected the entire ticket.
Municipal elections were also held at
many points IN Illinois. AT several
places the issue was license. At Mack
inaw the anti-license party triumphed'
At Galesburg the license party had a
walk away, electing its ticket complete.
Fl Paso Democrats elected mayor
Republicans were successful in Prince
ton, Tuscola, Bloomington, Matoon, De-
catur aud a number Of other points.
The Democrats carried several cities in
Guiding Alton, Kankakee and Spring
field, except Mayor,
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while doing so held a private conference.
simultaneously they pulled a knife
and with a very large grin yelled
"Mafia' at the Italians and made rush
for them. The dagos, scareS OF their
lives, abandoned the organ, and ran
like good fellows. This was Just what
the colored patriots expected; they cap
tured the organ, made off Ia another
direction and were soon out Of sight.
The next day the Italians went to the
police aud told them OF their loss and
the danger they had passed through.
The police at once came to the conclu-
sion that IL was clever scheme on the
part OF the darkieS to get hold Of the
organ, and they began to keep out a
lookout for them. From time To time a
hint reached policemen that two young
negroes were working a hand organ in
the northwestern part OF the city.
But they were never able 10 come up
with them. Friday night. how
ever, the policemen patrolling IN
jackson Hall alley. which is in darkest
Washington, heard the merry strains OF
a hand-organ playing Annie Rooney"
and as he had been instructed to look
out, and knowing that no Italians re-
sided in that district, he entered aud
sure enough captured the hand-organ
He arrested the colored boys, and the
Italians next morning promised to pros
ecute them. They were given their
hand-organ in the meantime. Il is
safe to say that word was communicated
to them that II they prosecuted the ne
groes they would get into trouble, and
when Court convened the Italians did
not turn up and the colored boys were
let go. Subsequently they declared
with much merriment that they cleared
1915 q day during the three days they
mad possession Of the music box.
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ITALIAN AFFAIR.
CONGRESSMAN WILSON'S ONLY FEAR Is An
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS
How Blaine was Turned l.wa By President far.
@E-The Ssg.taii.r5 B.iwsl he Uasd
States and sswhurdiss1 S''Ip.i
By canaias Protest
sp.e.al r.L,nsn 70 q. R...-.r.

SpsoGt Tsl,@Gig 10 ne R.1sf,r
WAsHINGrOS, April -Reprr,elta-
tive Wilson is ia the city on ,hor,
visit looking after some matter, before
the departments. lie will return home
tonight or tomorrow. Speaking of
the Italian difficulty. Mr.. Wilson said
the greatest fear be- had wa, that there
might have 10 be Az extra session of
Congress. Mr. Wilson was thorough,
tired out by his work in the l4t. session.
as were the other Democratic .r4drr..
and he Is entirely willing to rcst from
Congressional labor until the regular
session begins in December lcNt. Mr.
Wilson called 10 see Reprc,cnta..,,
BrecAinrIdge, who was taken ii rccen.-
ly while they were iu Florida together.
Mr. Breckenridge has almost entirely
recovered:
There Is good deal of fcr'ia- anon.
Secretary Blaine friends and a,Ir..r.r.
At the brusquc way iu which ilr Pr.-.-
dent turned MIR. Blaine down Ia tIr
Canadian reciprocity natter. NJ
Blaine is understood 90 have had tn,
arrangements with the r,pre,.utai.,.
"a NA' AAtNA NtilA ANht.A NJ ill'
completed and the forma agreement
was almost ready To be- adopted. when
the President suddenly called
halt in order that hc might g.. h..
hnger In the pie aud ert ,iar
OF what glory might accrue from f.r
matter. There can bc no question flaf
the Presidents course is dictated ly
jealousy 90 his Secretary of State. a.a
that IL is an aiIrout to Mr.. B.anc. Uua
the latter viii take DO remains 'Y.ne
seen, but 10 is not believed he viii GY.
anything rash, such g., rc,lln.ne l.s
not the first time thai Nr Blaine ha
bern turned down by thc ru.gui
The once proud spirit of tnr pum
knight has had tht pl-uaa.u. cde.
taken oil OF %, and hc non a.rr.t. ln-
complaiusly bee would hsvc SHARPLY %.
Scntcd IN former Years.
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uNDEsIEABIE IMMIGRANTS.
They Had Contagious Diseases and Were
without Means.

New YORK, April s.-The controversy
between Superintendent of immigration
Weber and the agents OF the steamship
"Inizetiva" which brought TO this port
number OF undesirable Italian immi-
grants is not yet ended. Col.
Weber is determined that the
immigrants shall be conveyed
back on the steamship that landed
them and al the expense OF the vessels
owners. In sharp letter the agents OF
the Inizetiva" say the superintendent
had no right to crowd the unde-
sirable immigrants back on their
vessel without proper notification.
The agents have declared
that the "lnizetiva" is not going back
TO Italy, and they will not be respon-
sible for their return unless the immi-
grants are retained at the barge Office
until such time rs the agents are ready.
This determination on the part Of the
agents has aroused Col. Weber, and he
has laid down the laws on the subject.
Col. Weber adds In his letter:
at cannot be that the authorities OF
a foreign almShouSe or prison may help
INC INMATES LNtltOA Oll Il sup uNNblll'N
to this country. which vessel was not to
be- returned TO the port from which she
came, and that such convictS and pau
pers might be foiSted on our people, on
the ground that the business or other
interests of the steamship company have
made 10 necessary for the vessel TO ply
between other ports
The lnizetiva cleared at the custom
house to-day for Lisbon. The Italian
societies here are deeply interested IN
the controversy. Physicians have ex-
amined some Of the immigrants in the
interest Of the societies and they have
averred that none suffer from either
disease or poverty.
Twenty.four Italian immigrants who
landed from the steamship Burgundia
yesterday were sent back by that
steamer to-day by the barge office au-
thortieS. The immigrants had contag-
ious diseases and were without means OF
support.
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THE ELNs' BENEFIT.
Hundreds OF People Have Good, Hearty
Laugh.

The Opera House was well filled yes
terday afternoon on the occasion Of the
Elks' fourth annual benefit, to enjoy a
play brlmful Of fun, the Two Jacks. "
1t caught on from FIRST to last, and all
present felt well repaid for their time.
In the evening there was present one of
the largest audiences OF the season, both
the main door and balcony being almost
completely filled and everybody laughed
loud and often. During many portions OF
the piece it was difficult 10 refrain.
The company contains ,w0 or three ir-
resistably funny artists, aud when they
appeared they kept the people on
broad smile Everyone who was there
went away thoroughly satisfied with
the entertainment, and the EIks are to
be congratulated upon their great sue
cess. and furthermore are u be com
mended for the polite and careful man
ner in which they looked after the COM
fort and convenience Of the patrons at
both performances yesterday.
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INVENTORS CONGRESS.
A Large Meeting Held in Washington to
Celebrate the Patent system

WASHINGTON, April S.-The opening
session OF the Congress oi Inventors
and Manufacturers OF Patented Inycn-
tions, in celebration Of the beginning OF
the second century Of the American
patent system, was held this afternoon
in the Academy Of Music President
Harrison and large number OF prom
inent men occupied seats on the
stage. The hall was filled
with representative gathering oi
inventors and manufacturers Of the
country, Mr.. Thomas a. Edison, Mr.
VIM. Graham Bell, Mr.. Geo. WeSting-
house and Mr. Gatling, among them
II was nearly half-paSt two when the
President, accompanied by Secretary
Noble and Postmaster General Wana-
maker entered and took seats on the
stage. The President was introduced
as the chairman Of the meeting. When
the applause with which he was greet
ed had subsided he spoke as follows:
My fellow citizens, members OF this
first convention OF inventors and manu-
facturerS assembled under this call to
observe the centennial OF the patent
system OF the United States: My con-
necton with this meeting must ncce>,
sarily be very brief. Other engage
mentS will prevent my enjoying that
treat ia store for y0u In the addresses
TO be delivered by those dis
tinguiShed men whose names
are Oh the programme. can
only by my presence here, and these few
Introductory words, opening and con-
stituting this interesting congress, eX-
press my appreciation Of the importance
Of this occasion, and my hope that your
gathering here may be promotiyc of
those branches OF sciences and art In
which you are respectively Interested.
1t distinctly marks, think, a great
step in the progress OF civilization when
the law takes notice OF property in the
'ruit " tho mind. Applause.
"The ownership in the clumsy device.
which savage hands have fashioned
from wood and stone. is obvious TO the
savage mind, but it required long per-
iod to bring the public 10 a realization
OF the fact that IL was quite as essen
tial that his property in impalpable
thought taking the shape Of things
useful TO men, should also be recognized
and secured. That is the work Of the
patent system as it has been
established in this country. 1t
cannot be doubted by any, | think,
that the securing Of property in inyen-
tions is essential aud highly promotiye
OF the advance OF our country 10 arts
and sciences. Nothing moro stimnlares
effort than security IN the result Of
effort. bog now to proceed with that
programme which has been prepared
for the afternoon.
He then called upon the Rev. Dr.
Sunderland to open the Congress with
prayer.
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Nsw York,s unproteeted Harbor.

NV YORK, April s.-The Now YORK
Board Of Trade and Transportation to-
day adopted resolutions that "in view OF
the almost defenceleSS condition Of New
York harbor and the great loss that
would arise from IN enemy'S attack OF
this great entry port OF the United
States. the financial centre Of the coun-
try, and the heart OF this nation, re-
spectfully petition the Senate and As
Sembly to pass 4 concurrent resolution
requesting the President of the United
States to call to the especial attention OF
Congress in his next message the expos
ed condition of the sea approaches to
New York city and Brooklyn, and ask
immediate action by Congress looking
20 the better protection Of the same
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CANADA', PROTEST.
stops Negotiation, Brtw~rn tnr Crii..i
States and tuglhuu.

49, 90 - fANf'N
WAsmNGToN, April s.. lao prU.r. .
OF the ncgouou> bctwceA ur ..i.f
States and Great Br.ain. Respecting t...
Improvement % iho commercial Do
tlonS with Newfoundland. I- shown
the draft %! treaty which va~aII ..y
for signature and ratification wh,n l..
suspension oi NEGOTIATIONS Nl, ordered
from Great Britain. owing tDthrrr.
OF the Canadian Governments
James C.. Blaine wJ, given fuU n..r
10y the United Natr-. and inl East
Sir Julian Pauucrfotr w4. oa..
United States fishing yr>,r.,r..rrI
the waters of Newfoundland .l
have, article first. allowed chem inr
privilege of purchasing Ht 90 l
times Oh the same term, g.. N,n
foundland vessels. aud, Article .dfH.a.
fish, cod oil, seal oi. >rai-sn-. h.f.
rings, salmon, front and salmon tuHf
HOLSTERS, cod r0es. Tongues. auI sounds.
the product of the h,hcric- of Nrn-
foundIand shall bs admitted Mf0 tIr
United States free Oi duty
Article 3-Ttr officers Of custom. at
Newfoundland shall give 'o thr ia....r
of the vessel % sworn ccrul.lrr lIt
the fish shipped were t4kru u t.r
waters of Newfoundland
Article Speech. duties ta lr ....
lected on exports and imports u.ra.,n
the tHo countries.
Article 5-Proyiie, for muu u
duction in duties.
Article 0-The present convention
shal. take effect a, ,o1l 3D.. t.D .la. POI
quired 10 carry 10 into operation .D.I
have been passed. and toreman l.I
force for five years from tirlan at
which it may come sut0 operation.
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KINCAID CLEARED
The jury Returns Verdict of Not Guilty
Friends Congratulate Him.

WASHINGTON. April s.-The case Of
Charles +. Kincaid, the newspaper cor
respondent Indicted for the shooting OF
ex-Reureseutatiye Taulbee. Of Ken
tlcky Iu February, 1890, which has
been ou trial To- the District Criminal
Court f0r the past few weeks. was gwen
to the jury this afternoon. After being
out nearly three hours, which was due
Co the fact that az first the jury was not
a unit. they returned a verdict Of mot
guilty" When the jury came into the
court room. there was large
number % Kiucaid's friends present.
Judge Bradley reminded the spectators
that Doe did not know the nature Of the
verdict. and cautioned them against
making any demonstration in the court
room When the foreman Of the jury
announced the verdict many Of the de-
feudants friends rose from their
seats. but the Judge again
cautioned them, and the YER
diet was received quietly. kincaid
then walked up 20 the jury box aud
heartily shook the hand Of each juror.
thanking them for their verdict. Kin
caid then left the court room aud was
soon surrounded by many ot his friends,
who congratulated him on the happy
termination of the trial
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CnrnecIe In Contempt of Court.

PITrsBURG, Pa, April s.-A few
hours after the arrival OF Andrew Car
negle in this city yesterday afternoon he
was served with warrant by a deputy
sheriff from New Castle, Pa, on a
charge OF contempt of court. The ar
rest occurred in the Office Of II c. Frick
aud that gentleman went on a bond for
81, O0l for MIR. Carnegie's appearance in
New Castle this morning, saying that
Mr. Carnegie was here FOR the purpose
OF devising AIS OF settling the coke
region troubles, and he could
not be dispensed with at the moment.
Mr.. Carnegie went to New Castle this
morning and presented a smiling coun-
tenance TO the insulted Lawrence coun-
ty court Last October he had been
served with a summons to appear a. a
witness i'm the Wampum Iron Company
case, he having held q mortgage or the
property. MIR. Carnegie paid no alten-
tion to the summons. He gave his tes-
timony freely to the Modified Court and
the case was continued until Saturday,
when ne viii he further examined in
piftShurr