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A Large CASTING

PITTsBURG. July 27.-There has just been
cast at the armor plate mill of Carnegie,
Phipps & Co., at Homestead, an armor in
got 80 inches wide and % inches thick.
weighing $1,000 pounds, the largest armor-
plate ingot rolled in this country. The ingot
was cast in a sand mold for test, and the
material proved much superior to that tested
In metal mold. Heretofore there has been
great deal of trouble in casting in metal
mods, owing to the many flaws, and the iu-
got cast In the sand mold was found not to
contain single flaw 1t is more than likely
hereafter that sand molds for casting iron
plate ingots will be used r. NJ. Mckay is
the inventor of the new process. He is a
workman at the Homestead Mill.
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Betting on the Result.

NEW YORK. July 27.-There have already been
bets made on the result Of the Tenny. Longstreet
race. They have bsen small bets, however, and
In each case Tenny has been the slight fayorite.
for hard race.
The Post says IT appears as If Dwyer had made
mistake In matching Longstreet against Ten.
ny, for Tenny ought to win without extending
himself. He is In condition aud will best any.
body's horse when In good shape. Donovan
said this morning that he had a "cake walk"
and nothing but accident could beat him. II is
. certain faet that Tenny has better turn Of
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BACK TO CHINA.
The objsct of United States Marshals Trip
to California.

The Object of United States Marshaps Trip
to California.
BURLINGTON Vt), July 27. - United
States Marshal FaiIey will, in few days,
make trip to San Francisco in company
with two Cinnamon. who were captured by
Deputy Collector Wood near Windsor on
Friday and brought to this city. The rea-
son for the trip is that circulars have just
been received by the Deputy Collector on
the northern frontier giving the Attorney
Generals construction of the clause in the
Chinese Exclusion Act which reads, "Shall
be returned to the country from whicn they
came" This, the Attorney General holds.
means that they must be returned to their
native land and not to any country
through which they might have come on
their way to the United States. Charles
W. Bailey, who brought the Cinnamon in
question from Starmand Station to ST. AL
bans with team, is under $1,000 bail for
his appearance ut the October term OF the
United States District Court.
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ARMoUR's sToCK-YARDs.
Efforts to Secure Market for Pork in Ger.
many

CHICAGO, July 27.-The Journal this even
ing, speaking of the incorporation OF the
Tolleston Stock-yards Company, says, that
while Mr.. Armour has been In Europe os-
teDsibly on vacation he has been in con-
slant communication with German officials
relative to raising the embargo on the
American hog. The Journal asserts that
Armour has substantially agreed, in case
the embargo is raised, to establish niant At
Toileston, Ind. which, in point of cleanli-
ness, cannot be surpassed. He will pay the
salary of an inspector, to be appointed by
the German Government, and In order to
avoid any danger of Contamination will
snip the products to Germany in special
be necessary to widen the Welland Canal
or secure some other communication with
the seaboard, and the Journals informant
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 27.-At Garfield Park to-day
the weather was clear aud the track FAST The
winners were:
Thirteen-sixteenths of mile, st. Joe won, Bob
Paxton second, Tommy r third. Time, 1 :221a.
One mile. Duster won Odrey. second, Ira E.
Bride third. Time, :42.
Five furongs, Orlie won. Casino second, Sun
beam third. Time, 1:02.
One and an eighth miles, Silver Lake won.
Marchia second, ST. Aibans third. Time, 1:54
Nine-sixteenths OF a mile, Umatila won. Queen
Deeeiver second, Watts thlid. Time, 0:56.
Thirteen sxteeDtls Of a mile, Post Odds won
Elsie second, Caldwell third. Time, 22.
To-day was day Of accidents. Three Jockeys
were thrown during the races, TWO being badly
hurt, aud one but slightly. In The first race Nc
r. The horse went down and McNeill received
very serious injuries. In the sixth race Hen.
messy aud Coombs were injured. The TWO were
upon Queen Alta and Aunt Luke, respectively,
who were leading into the stretch. Queen Alta
was strong tip, and. being slightly behind Aunt
Luke, Henuessy tried repeatedly TO pass. He
was running next to the rail, and in attempting
TO squeeze by Aunt Luke his stirrup caught In
that OF tile other Jockey and they went down to.
gether Coombs was badly bruised, while Hen
messy was knocked insensinle. Hennessey had
regalDed consciousness tonight, and, unless In
1ured Internally, lie will recover.
AT HAWTHORNE PARK.
There was large attendance to-day at Haw.
thornc Park. The weather was clear aud the
track speedy. The winners were:
Six iurl0ngs, q. w. Cook won. Geraldine Sec
ond, Mime Gee third. Time, :151a.
One and quarter miles. Experience won,
Hocksey second, Harry Kuhl third. Time,
1851.
One and a half miles. Brookwood won, 81.
Dunger second, Warplot third. Time, 2:11sl.
Seven furlongs, FIed Tarai won, IVanhOs sec.
ond, Ley May third Time, 1 80.
Five furongs. Matilda won, Billy Piukerton
second. Strathmaid third. Time, :0SA.
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Custom Frauds Detected.

VIENNA, July 27.-A series of wholesale
customs frauds have been discovered in the
Duchy of Bukowina, which borders on
Russia and Roumania. The conspiracy
duplicates some OF the highest officials and
many of the principal merchants of the
ducly. Numbers have already been ar
rested and further arrests are contemplated.
Director BOsancZo of the Customs Bureau
at Bukowina has committed suicide as a re-
suit Of the discoveries. 1t is understood
the frauds are chiefly connected with the
smuggling of corn, -four and brandy across
the Austrian frontier.
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Tragedy on a Ranch

PULLMAN, July ga young man named
Paul was killed yesterday at Chris Martins
ranch, near here, by fellow workman
named August. Paul arose early and awoke
August, threatening him with a pItchfork If
lie did not get up. Then he returned to his
work. August ran out of the house and got
club and followed Paul into the stable,
where he was at work, and struck him on
the head twice while he was in a STOPPING
position. Paul died in the evening. August
will be taken 10 COlfax for examination.
No cause was given for the deed.
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WHIP AND SPUR
Yesterdays Contests on the Leading East.
erl Race Tracks.

day Of the race meeting. The weather is clear.
Ing and the track rapidly approaching fine
condition. The attendance was good. The win-
ners were:
Five and a half furlongs, Princess Bowling
won, Mabel Glenn second, Belle Orange third.
Time, 1:114.
Five and a half furongs, Maidstone won, Ra-
cine second, Mabee third. Time, 1:10K.
One mile and iurlong, Homer won, Now or
Never second. Come to Taw third. Time, :o2
Three-quarters of mile. Leo won, Prince of
Darkness second, Spendollne third Time, 30.
One mile, SID 1ar9uin won. Gold Dollar Sec
oud, Apollo Inrd. Time, ASA.
Seven iurlongs, Gettysburg won, Long Leaf
second, Rose II third. Time, l :33.
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DALY'S SENTENCE.
Intellectual Efforts of the Irish Members of
Parliament for His Release.

AueAeCLud4 LAOTLs OI the 1rlSn members OF
Parliament for His Release.
LONDON, July 27.-In the Commons to-
day Henry John Atkinson, the member for
Boston, was expelled for a week for charg-
ing the Speaker with abuse of power in plac-
ing on the records that he, Atkinson, had
frivously challenged the accuracy of divi-
si0ns.
When the prisons vote was under discus
sion Parnell claimed that certain c0nvicts
under life sentence, especially John Daily.
should be granted amnesty or else treated
as political prisoners.
Harcourt opposed any relaxation of the
sentrnce upon DAILY, and John Redmond
uIged mat further inquiry into Days case
would prove that the prisoner referred to
was the victim of a conspiracy upon the
part Of the Irish police agents.
=, Inc Home Secretary replied that the
alleged proofs of innocence" had already
been examined and had been found inyen,
uons, consequently the sentence must stand.
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PRITCHARD WON.
Jem Smith Defeated in Fight Lasting Only
Ten Minutes

LONDON, July 27.-The fight between
Jem Smith and Pritchard for $4,000 took
place this evening, and Pritchard beat
Smith in three rounds. Smith showed
strong disiuclinaton to take punishment,
and was easily defeated by Pritchard. The
fight lasted only ten minutes.
In the first round Smith took decided
lead. BE gave Pritctard a heavy blow on
the body, drove him all over the ring and
foored him twice before time was called.
Pritchard then seemed TO be dazed.
In the second round, however, surprising
change occurred. Prtchard was sprightly
while Smith was weak Pritcbard forced
the fighting with such an effect that Smith
soon showed signs of having enough. Twice
the men went down, but at the close Of the
round Smith was hardly able to stand.
The third round was one sided affair.
Prltchard had it quite his own way and
placed his opponent prone and helpless on
his back. The display of boxing was far
from scientific. Both men tried to settle the
affair as quickly as possible.
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CAEING BANKS.
Heavy Losses Threatened by Inroads Made
bY the Missouri River

Heavy Losses Threatened BY 1nroads Made
by the Missouri River.
ST. JOSEPH, July 27.-Unless influence is
brought TO bear upon the Missouri River to
prevent the inroads being made at point
west of the city known as Belmont Bend,
the town of EImwood, opposite St. Joseph,
and a territory of about six square miles OF
farming country will be submcrge and the
bridge and railroad tracks be rendered use
less. The neck of land separating the river
above and below the bend has been reduced
TO the width of 1000 feet and the banks are
caving every day. Should the river cut
through the Kansas bottoms this city would
be deprived of three of its most important
lines of railroad for months, at least The
iron bridge now spanning the stream at this
place would be rendered useless.
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He Made Clerrymen His Victims

The New York police have landed in State
Prison desperate man named George
Mouser, who appears to have made regi-
lar business of swindling clergymen. He
appealed for aid to Kew. DR.. Clark Wright,
Methodist pastor, on the ground that he
formerly attended the reverend gentle
mans Sunday school. DR.. Wright found
his repreSentatio untrue and refused to
assist the fellow. Mouser left the parson-
age uttering threats. A few nights after
ward he fired pistol at Dr. Wright, who
was sitting on his veranda. The bullet
passed close by the pastors head and i'm
bedded itself in the side of the house.
When arrested Mouser had a memoran-
dun book in his pocket containing list of
easy reference-EX,
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Princinles I2enticaI

NEW YORK, July 27.-The Central Labor
Federations of New York. Brooklyn and
Hudson County. n. j., at great meeting
on Sunday instructed the delegates to the
Brussels convention, McVey and Lucian
Sanial, to say 10 the Brussels convention
that the principles of the United Federation
of LABOR and Socialist Labor party are
identical.
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WENT TO PIECES.
Three Lives Lost by the Wreck of Cata-
mnran.

maran.
New HAVEN Conn.,, July 27..The cata-
maran Typhoon, having on board Judge
Hugh Daley, his little niece, Captain
George Austin, Clarence Beebe and Banker
Rufus Slepperd, went to pieces about four
miles off the Sanford Beacon about O'Clock
last night. Captain Austin and the little
girl took to the skiff, aud after rowing for
five miles, while the little girl bailed the
boat, he was sighted by the steamer Marga-
ret and rescued 1t is supposed that all the
Austin, Daley, Shcpperd and Beebe were
cllnging TO the wreck, with the water up to
their necks and the waves threatening to
carry them under every moment. The Ty-
phoon was entered in the New Haven
acht Club two years ago by Commodore
Beecher as crack yacht District Attorney
Daley was leading Republican politician
of the State
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Colonel Conger,s Opinion.

BAR HARBoR, July 27.-Colonel A. L.
Conger of Ohio, member of the National
Republican Committee, is here with his wife,
He made long call upon Secretary Blaine,
whom he reports is much improved physi-
cally since he saw him last in Washington.
Colonel Conger says that so fast is Blaine
increasing in popularity in the West that
nothing In the world, save death, can pre-
vent his unanimous nomination at the next
National Convention.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Commissioners Banqueted in London-1taly
Declines Official Action

LONDON, July 27.-Lord Mayor Sir Joseph
Savory, at the Mansion House to-day, ban
quoted the Foreign Committee of the Colum-
bian Fair Commission. The members of the
Royal Commission. to supervise the exhiD-
Lord Mayor made speech, in which he
said he believed that it would exceed any
exhibition ever held. United States Minister
Lincoln returned thanks for the United
States visitors.
ROME, July 27.-In response to dispatches
from Italian residents of Maryland. Viz
ginia and the District of Columbia. asking
the Italian Government to take official part
in the Chicago Exposition. it is announced
that the Government will favor the exhib-
itors all that is possible. but as matter of
principle it cannot take any official part.
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TORONTO, July 27.-The dead body of
Sophia Hancock, aged % years, the daugh-
ter of Edward Hancock, who keeps store
in the village of Fairbanks, was found last
night at the foot of the cellar stairs in her
fathers house. The father declared that she
must have fallen downstairs. As the re-
suit of official investigations both the father
and mother Of the dead girl were arrested
to-day charged with numbering her.
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Cold Wave in the East.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The weather re-
ports from Western New York, Northwest
ern Pennsylvadia and Northern Ohio show
the occurrence there this morning OF the
coldest weather for the season on record
The temperature for the past twenty-four
hours has been from 3 to 15 degrees below
the mean summer temperature over the en-
tire country east of the Rocky Mountains.
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Statement From Bank Examiner Drew.

PHILADELPHIA, July %. = An evening
paper asserts that Bank Examiner Drew has
forwarded to the Secretary of the Treasury
lengthy statement showing that he kept
the Comptroller of the Currency fully ad-
vlsed Of the condition of the Keystone
Bank, aud before the run in December
called attention to its weak condition.
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A STRIKE ENDED.
Philadelphia Plush-Weavers Vote to Retur
TO THAR Looms

Philadelphia Plush-Weavers Vote to Return
to Their Looms.
PHILADELPHIA. July PA majority OF
the striking plush-weavers at Dobson's Mills
voted to-day to return to work. For ten
weeks over 400 hands have stayed away
from their looms because, as they claimed,
their employers had imported English
weavers to drive them out OF the business.
For five years. the DobsOns claim, they have
been trying 10 get good velvet plush from
American wOrkmen, but have failed A
number of hands were brought from En-
gland for the purpose of educating the en-
pioyes OF the firm. The plan of D0bson was
misunderstood by the old weayers, who
thought they were to be discharged, and a
long strike was thus precipitated.
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Gold in Furona

New YORK, July PA broker is quoted
as saying: The banks of England, France
and Germany have increased their stock of
gold since April by over $50, 900, 600. These
banks were able to supply the demands Of
their customers then, hence ii seems rea-
Sonable to suppose they could allow some
thing like SJ0,000 600 in gold to come back
to the United States without seriously dis
turbing the foreign money markets. A
large proportion Of the gold we have sent
abroad has gone to the Bank of France, and
from $40, 100000 to $40. 900 00e OF the amount
we know mas gone under an agreement to
be returned when wanted"
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To Test the Eleetrocutiou Law.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Charles O'Connor
Hennesey this morning pleaded to the in
dictment charging him with misdemeanor
by the publication in the Evening News of
the details of the execution OF the three
men recently put to death by electricity at
Sing Sing. Counsel handed up demurrer,
claiming that the statute under which the
indictment WAS found is unconstitutional,
irasmuch as it restrans the liberty of the
press guaranteed 10 it by the Constitution
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A cIergyman's Clever Tact.

Many Conscientious ministers have had
trouble with wayward choirs, but not all
have had DIR. Samuel Vests witty address
or management. There had beeu difficulty
with the singers, and they had given out
that they should not sing on the next Sun
day. This was told to DR.. West. "Well,
well, we will see." he said, and on Sunday
morning gave out his hymn. After reading
it he said very emphatically, you will be-
gin with the second verse:
Let those refuse to sing
Who never knew our God.n
The hymn was sung.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
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At Conev Island

NEW YORK, July 27.-At Brighton Beach to.
day the weather was clear and the track fast
The winners were;
Five furlongs Alarm Bell won, Lady Jane
second, Harrison third. Time 1;034.
Queen third. Time. 1:034a.
Seven furl0Ggs. HaZem won, Centaur second,
Romance third. Time, :2914.
One mile, won, LongIord second, FIrefly
third. Time, :43A.
Six and half fullongs. Bellevue won, Flavia
second, Lizzie third. Time, 1:22.
Six furlongs, Alright won, Circular second,
Alrshatt third. Time, 1:161a.
Two and half miles, Hannah won. st. Luke
second, Ganymede third. Time, 4:28.
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A Rubber Combination.

NEW YORK, July PA combination of
bankers and merchants has been formed in
London for holding the existing stock of
rubber and issuing credits for the next crop.
They have ordered the shipment OF con-
siderable portion of the rubber held by
Baron de GOndoriz in the United States to
London.
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Crazy for the Fourth Time.

LONG BRANCH (N. j., July 27.- DR..
Henry T. Helmbold druggist of some
notoriety. WAS taken to the Insane Asylum
on Friday ravlng maniac. This is the
fourth time within twenty years that his
family have been compelled to place him
under restraint, and the physicians have
pronounced his case hopeless Last week
he made several attempts to injure his at
tendants and the members of his family.
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Bad Condition of British Trade.

LONDON, July 27.-As a meeting of the
Manchester Chamber of Commerce, the
President said the trade of the country,
especially that of the Manchester district, Is
very bad. He added that the wretched con-
dition of the South American republics and
the eheapness of cotton seriously interiered
with trade,
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Inspection of Immigrants.

New YORK. July 81. - Two thousand
three hundred and thirty-three immigrants
arrived to-day. The Superintendent of In
spectOrs decided to review thoroughly the
question Of Jewish immigration, which at
present Is a matter of great magnitude He
has fully inspected the working details of
the New York Landing Bureau, and says
he intends m Odeling all the immigration sta
tipns in the Country on the same general
plan.
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A Celebrated Win Case.

BUTTE (Mont.). July 27.-The celebrated
Davis will case came up again in court to-
day. A jury was finally secured late this
afternoon, sooner than was expected, and
an adjournment was taken until tomorrow.
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The Lead Trust.

NEW YORK, July PA special meeting
of the holders of the Lead Trust certificates
is called for August 9th for the purpose of
acting on the proposed plan of reorganiza-
tion. whereby the $500 coo stock is to be
scaled down to S30000,000 and So, coo, 600 in
bonds also issued. The new corporation is
to be under the laws of New Jersey.
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ernment he is authorized to build railway
from Chapultepec to Cuernavaca, thence
through the States of Guerrero, Puebla and
Oaxaca to the port of Tecoanapa, on the
Pacific Coast. with the right to continue
along the coast to Palizada, He can also
build bran ches not to exceed tive miles in
length. The line must he completed in ten
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ITALY'S DEFICIT.

Economy introduced in Several Departments
of the Government.
ROME, July 27.-It is announced that the
Italian deficit for the fiscal year 1S9O-91 will
be about 100000 lire, notwithstanding all
the economies that have been introduced.
10 further diminish the expenses a sweep
Ing reduction will be made In the sAarles of
the diplomatic and consular. officers, and
the number of Consuls will be reduced.
Thirteen thousand men who were for econ
omlcsl reasons 10 have received at this tim q
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The Pensacola at Acapulco.

WASHINGTON, July PA telegram re-
ceived at the Navy Department to-day an
n0uhced that the United States ship Pensa-
cola. which sailed from Callao about three
weeks ago, arrived at Acapulco, Mexico,
yesterday. She will take on supply Of
coal there and proceed northward to San
Francisco.
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speed In the stretch han LOngsIreet, aud, ac-
cording 10 the general way OF thinking that
alone will beat L0ngstreet
A bet was made by well-known horseinan as
MOTIFS Park on Saturday that there would noe
De new record made during the balance OF the
season at six furlOngs, one mile, one and an
eighth miles, one and quarter miles or one and
a hall miles. He bet a book-makcr 5000 10
SlOO., II any OF these records are broken hs
loses his bet.
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Editor McKnight's Habeas Corpus Case.

HELENA (Mont), July 27.-The habeas
corpus case of j. Ii. Mcknight, editor of
the journal, was mp before the Supreme
Court to-day. The hearing was adjourned
until next Monday and an order made to
have the records of the lower court pro-
duced at that time. Mcknight is out on
$500 bail
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LONDON July 27.-In the House of Lords
to-day, Lord Mount Stephen. the President
of the Canadian Pacific Railway, who was
in May last raised to the peerage, took the
usual oath and subscribed to the roll of
peers. This, it will be remembered. is the
first instance of a native OF British colony
being made a peer.