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A Big Virginia sawmiu Burned.

Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star.
PETERsBURe, Va. April ls-Ihe sawmin Of
the Hitchcock Trego Land and Quarrying Com
pany in Greensville county was burned late
Saturday night This was one OF the largest
mills of it's kind in this section Of the state.
The loss is between $l0,00o and sl6.0o0, partly
covered by insurance.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal rev.
enue, S743, ,270; customs, 500, 100.
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Died From His Injuries.

LooASsroRr. ISD., April Is.-Dr. A. n Chord.
. prominent physician and old cisixsn. Who vas
vaylaid and sandbagged on his way homo the
night Of April I. died here yesterday. The
news OF his death caused consi derable excitr-
ment on the streets, and the talk was that u
Elmer Willard. the supposed uurdcrsr, b cAp-
tured he Will be lynched.
Detectives have gone 10 Mexico. Ina, vAere
Wiilard's father lives. 70 obtain some cins -
the mans whereabouts A reward Will ee e.
fered by the county commissSoaers es1Ay fse
his capture.
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The CHARLESTON has arrived .. Santa Bar.
bara, Cal
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Russian Famine Rcl1gf rnD4
PHILADELPHIA, April is.-Ths Rassias fhniss
relief fund Of which Drsxsl 4 o. ere srsss-
urers now amounts - e1sk M 70 ~ = s>sadkg
CROWNS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-18

EwHAT Is HOME
without pianos In bringing good chssr
and happiness IL pays for itaelf many times
over.
You can get good one for modest price
and easy ternA We have supplied
many Washington home from our assort-
msnt which embraces hve different makes
livery home. however humhls should
contain piano. We make n sasy for you
TO own one.
sANDKRs sTAYXAN.
pa Hst. Warrington.
- n Charles st. Baltimore apis
Ei AAyx THIS DAY, RsdL II. ls93
the sranssstion q general real estate bus1ness
tUapecuuly solicit owney and prospective purchasers
70 6iys chance - do buziness for aud With theln
Auy oualness nKuyte4 TO care viii b fntthfUlly
ap14-1w oo0 stuu.
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R~To INVESTORS OR sYNDICATRs-FOR
49, sale-A very valuable tract of land near For
es: Glen, Nd about 40 acres bordering ON 7th st.
pike una near raj road Any purchasing this Ian
can make prontof than twice its cost Address
B. o. G.. Star office. apl6-Tt
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Washington News and Gossip.

Statement Of the circulation OF The EVENING
STAR for the week ending April I6, 1892:
MONDAY, April IL, 1892. ........... se.ies
TUESDAY. April II, 1892. Ss.S47
WEDNESDAY, April IS. ls92. ......... ss.546
THURSDAY, April IA, 1892. s7.7a
FRIDAY, April Is. 1892. s92............. Ss.sl2
SATURDAY, April l6, 1854 ........ 45.sss
2S9. .Os0
Daily average. 50, $40
Corresponding week 1891 .......... 3i.2i9
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
TIE NATIONAL SAFE DErosrr
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
CORNER 18th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF o0NGBEss
JANUARY 22 1857.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Acts executor administrator guardian Of the e.
tates Of minors committee Of the estates Of lunsca
description.
Wills prepared By competent attorney. who 10 in
daily attendance and kept without charge whom the
company il named executor or trustea
Receives money deposits in sums Of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon.
SILVER WARE AND vALUABLEsof of all dsscrip-
TONS packed In trunks or boxes received for deposit
In capacio-s vaults Of unsurpassed drynsss and se
eurity. at moderate cost
RENTS SAFES FROM s5 TO sl2s EACH PER
ANNUM. ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION
oHSNs opHSHMIS q asSyPE sSyPEh P,s R,s'Ss %ss S,.n
JhMEs N, JoaSsToN, second
THOMAS ION Z; JOINS, Third
ALBERT L. STUhTEVANT, Secretary.
Albert L. siurtsSsn;. AndreS Iyiis.
George II. Plant, Matthew G. Emery,
Lewis Clephane. Charles A. James,
James NJ. Johnston, Charles Z. Glover,
L; Ross Perry. John G parle,
G y JEMkssBgKY K.d.s ws slsBs Minss.,
Member Washington Stock Exchange
LEWIS G. TEwKsBURY CO..
BANKERS AND BRoKERS.
1885 ST. WASHINGTON. D. c..
Buy and sell for cash on margin stocks, Bonds
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed ul deposits
ou,i0t-;own % business . G specially
Constant Quotations all markets. phone 545.
G. 7. HAvrssrR
Mamber Washington Stock Exchange.
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms and IL. Atlantic Building,
$50 street northwest
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Stocks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or
on margin.
Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans
CORRESPONDENTS.
J. s. Bache L Co.. New York stock Exchange.
Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange
Lehman, Stern Co.. New Orleans Cotton EXCHANGE.
Lamson Bros. Co.. Chicago Board Of Trade.
Private wires to New Ioik Chicago and New Orleans
Telephone. 453. d7.6m
MN. b GUkLEY. FREDERICK G. STEVENS.
w Members Of the Washington Stock Exchxuge.
GCRLEY & STEVENS.
Real Estate INSURANCE. and Stock Brokers, 1885 3
Real estate bought sold and rented. Local secnr
ties bought and sold Money loaned on listed s.cur
ties and real estate special attEtion to in
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sx~,SEw 2JTH NhRIES
- SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
Books now open IoT subscription to stock in the
18th Issue. 81 Ter sh- re. No back dues. Receipt
BOOKS containing constitution viii be given at the
cfEce OF IN secretay, 1916 st INV. kellogg bull
ing for al subscriptions from share to any
citation guarantees per cont interest aud pays ad
uitio,ai 4 per cent depc-its The serial" has
been in successful operation IA years Call at the
oftce Of JOHN 4. PRESCUr1, the secretary and
be cheerfully gwen.
ROBT. G. CAMPBELL.
. - President 5l7 10th st NV.
D. g. DIXON, EI-
Vice President,
Surgeon Generals Office.
D1REC rObS:
VIM. Mayse. y. s. Firmin,
j. ID. Terr;I NJ p CaIinu
Geo. Ii. French. W st Clair
Geo. ". Chase.
JOHN A. PRESCuTI, se retaty and Treasurer
apiO-7t Kellogg buidl. q, l4l6 ST. NV
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xSDoN'T FAIL
,~RUDpEN's FURNITURE HOUSE.

X~RuppEN's FURNITURE HOUSE.
CAREFUL WOMAN
Knows where to spend money.. she spends with mo
do you.
IN THREE MORE DAYS THE
TEN DAYS IN WHICH 1
INTEND TO DO $4,000 woaTH
OF BUSINESS WILL EXPIRE
IF YOU HAVE NOT TAKEN
ADVANTAGE OF THE BARGAINS
OFFERED BY ME YOU HAD
BETTER AVAIL YOURSELF OF
THE PRIVILEGE AT ONCE
YOU CAN HAVE ANYTHING
1 CARRY IN STOCK ON YOUR
OWN TERMS AND TINE!
JOHN RUDDEN.
JLwl 5l3 Seventh stree: northwest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

RA. A. S. RIrE-A MEETING OF ALBERT
sei IL the seSt,ish Rte ca.heSia 1907 81 y. o1 s
April IS, 1892 at 80 pm By order Of the vensr
1t KoBERT BALL. sad degree. Registrar.
$50. TIsH RIrE-MITHRAs LODGE OF
dral o. the rte on TUfsDSY April 10. stS ~ 80 % p%
spis-as 4 H. HOLT sad degree. Secretary.
49, The members Of Peter ogden Lodge. No.
6si4 is4 u o. of f. iss hs5eSy nSS sn tS ,o
~ O'clock sharp ip fS drsss regai, fo, The parposs
al o our ths
Members of sister lodges IA iul and regular standing
By order Of the Noble Grand ,no,
RICHARD r DREW p S. ~ ~ spis-at:
HSA nw-Lswrrucr GronInnd will speaK TCks-
PAY "a SyENiNG, April 10, on THE Coming Faith" ~,
8%ESrEKPR1scTf, cf,YI6S. sEEIAL BUILDING Asso-
There win be special meeting Of the stockholders
Dominie's Hall. 9th and T s,s sw. WEDNESDAY.
proposed amendment to the constitution increasing
the aa number Of directors from nine 70 twelve
,,yrs sur, DAVID MURPHY Pre.iden.
R~NorlcEHl
sTANsBURY LODGE NO "a. FA. AM-
will holda
FAIR IN NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY,
From the 18th to the 23d Of APRIL. inclusive,
To help pay off a floating indebtedness
and remodelits home.
Mssons and friends come and help us. aplS-6t
x~T TROUSERS CUTTING AS AN ART
The cutting of Trousers is fine art While
60 not claim TO be the only sor Who knows
how 10 cut Trousers do claim that after
having made this branch aspe:ial study can
tnrn out perfect fitting Tfouse-s any
own OWEN. Uptown Tailor"
apis Cor New York ave and 10Th st NV
k~PURE WINES PROM SUNNY CALI
~ fORNIA
Tho grapes from which our wines made
are raised in the warm sunshine of California
and include only the very best selected varieties
Our wines are the best cause the grapes and
cur methods % msking are the best
! ry one of these white wines: Frontienan at
81 90 per doz qts or Chablis at 81 per doz qts
TO-EALON WINE CO..
Ola l4th st. NV. IaplS1 Telephone g9S.
H~oUR SUCCESS is THE RESULT OF
cause and effect attribute
the cause OF this big lumber bust
ness to our success in pleasing the
masses - quoting lower prices
than others and giving the best
lumber. For example:
Band-sawed Boards, 81. Is per
100 50 IT. Other lumber at cor
resIondingly low prices.
Estimates free.
Libbey, Bittinger Miller,
he Peoples Lumber Yard,
Cor. 6ta and y. ave. W.,
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R-SA PHENOMENAL GROWTH
BEGINNING
SIX years ago
consisting solely
Of snte rise. con-
nconce and n deter-
minatioa succe etl we
have today IL largest glass
bu ;ns.s N the city. We
quL.i,y of the 2iass We supply and
the msEner il which Which, the work T.
sreciioR sstct Of our @ 'i;S sisss ana i Wori aud
guarantee a0'0'a'' satafisf GAS. E. - .a56eKrx
40 Expert Handler OF tsse t..4s."
yssTHE HE'1i fhE AT rSD SfEAFfST IN
They do not 90 baii - hand. We refer to
ws ss pa"IqS s na ID imppEssa pEss ,abs.
iiehly ;aiIor Clothes and are satisfied to pay
.s snd Gns sss ss
style, finish and lit. Suits t. measure. S.6
WILLIAM S. TEEL.
Custom Tailor.
ap1s-u 935 Pa. ave. NV.
4~WHY SoIs rsJa LET IopsES NATIONAL
Sndins afr froa 81 Cents aps furlsS bindins
octave s.ze. 81. apis
RsrHAT NEW HOUSE
should be equipped with "Ascher B Pan.
coast" Fixtures. gas or electric 1t is no ex-
aggeration to say that they are the best
made
You don't have to go out Of town to 70
them now Our store contains full assort.
nsnt
We are the exclusive Warrington agents
for all goods Of the Archer Pancosts Man.
ufacturinE Company
q g. sHEDD BRO.
Plumbing. Heating and Timing:
432 9Th stuw aple
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UsIox SAvISes BAsK.
500 TTH ST
interest. per cent on deposits. subject to check
remaining four months and over
INsrALLMENr DEPOSITS running Eve or tan
receive semi dividends from the earning.
Of the bank Dividends for this year o and 6,< Der
cent for ths respective installuaent period
FIFTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES for sale ;of s.vnr,
stamps principal stores in ali parts of the city,
BANK HOURS each week day from 8 80 to S o,cloch
SATURDAY EVENINGS bank Will also b. opsu
fom 70 8 o'clock
F.H SMITH,
mh2S-lm President
TXo. v. OoasON JNo. W. MAcAkTNEY,
- Member n. Y. stock H.
CORsON MCCARTNEY.
0LovER BUILDING. l4l9 sr. NV,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
. Deposits. Exchange. Loans. collsctiona
Railroad stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
- aud Baltimore bought md sold.
speciality made Of investment securities District
bonds and 81 local KairOsd. 6as Insurance and Teis
phone stock dealt IN
AnaEieaa BAN Islsgsoas stock bought and sold Is u
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MIXED UP MESS.
Leaders That Are No. Leaders and Appear
ances That Are DeceitfuI.

LoSpoS, Aug. 4.-Sixty- six McCartbyites
met here today, and reelected Justin Nc
Carthy seasonal chairman; Mr.. Deasy, Sir
r. E-mond. Mr.. Nolloy and Dr. Tanner
whips, and Arthur OConnor and Donald
Sullivan. secretaries
The meeting then chose the following
members of the executive committee
Messrs. Blake, Davitt, Dillon, T. N. Healr
VIM. pBricn, Arthur oConnor, r. 4.
9'Copnor and sexton. Mr.. Mccarthy was
reelected a. a mere figure head to keep the
differences in abeyance.
The rival leaders have personally less
authority than ever. They cannot answer
telegrams about the position without sub
mittinz them to the real working chiefs.
II is decided that the McCsrthyites con-
tinue to sit on the opposition side Of house,
though they will cooperate with the Glad
stanians and Home Rule bill.
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Chairman Don Dickinson.

Nnw YoRk. Aug i.-Don NJ, Dickinson
has been chosen chairman of the Demo
cratic national campaign committee and b.
3. Malley secretary.
Chairman Harrity of the national COM
mittee was authorized to appoint the neces-
ssry subcommittee and employ assistants
and clerical forces for headquarters.
He Immediately appointed George :.
Parker. auditor VIM. Dufen Haynie, of
south Dakota, supt. of the information
bureau Frank VI. Duffe, New York, mes
senger.
The campaign committee decided that the
resolution of the national committee con-
tempiated the appointment Of nine mem
bers Of the campaign committee, exclusive
of Chairman Harrity. so today Mr.. Harrity
added Wm. C.. Whitney to the committee.
The advisory committee will not be ap-
pointed for several days. The committee
adjourned subject to call of the chair
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BURGLARS At RICHMOND.
Three Places Entered Wednesday Night
Losses SmaIl-No Clue.

RicHNo>p, Aug. /. Special. No one
thinks today that Richmond WIS sighted by
burglars last night, sufficient number of
place. having been entered by them in diff
ferent parts of the village to show that they
are not stuck up set or partial in the be-
s,owment of favors.
Three places were entered shortly after
midnight one at the South End and two on
Main street. The sleeping room of Mr.
and Mrs VI. +. Flanders ON Main street
was entered and valuable gold watch and
a small sum of money taken while the owner
slept calmly on, undSturbed by the burg
lars presence. Entrance was effected to
the house through window by re-
moving the screen which the fellow care
fully stood up against neighbor's fence
about two rods from the house.
At about the same hour the residence of
Harvey Oliver was entered at the South
End. Mrs Oliver hearing some one up in
the house and supposrg it to he her little
boy, called to him, hut getting no reply she
spoke to her husband, who got to the pantry
window in season to hear the footsteps of a
man running away from the house. Upon
investigation it was found that several Jars
of preserves had been taken from the
pantry. They were afterwards found on
the outside, under the window. Nothing
else was missing the fellow probably hav-
ing been scared away before getting in his
work in COOL shape.
The residence of Mrs. Mary p. Marble
was entered by window in the ell next to
Centre street, Miss Nellie Marble being
alone in the lower part of the house.
She was awake and heard the man NOV
ing about in the sitting room and then 4
hight flashed into her room. She screamed
and the man fled 4 gold watch, pocket
book, diamond ring and other valuables
were on stand in her room, but were moi
taken.
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A HOT SHOT
Sent into Ranks Of Nobility by
Chief Justice Colridge.
He Says the Rights Of the People
Must be Held Sacred.


Lo>poS, Aug. t,--Lord Chief Justice
Colridge delivered judgment today regard
ing the righ, Of way, in the action in which
the plaintiff. workingman, sued the Duke
of Rutland, because the latter's gamekccp-
ers stopped traffic on the highway while
they were driving grouse.
His loriship in the dcliversncc said that
the days of high handed interference with
the rights of the people had passed and IL
the duke could not conduct his shoctings
without meddliug with the rights of the
public to use the highway, then he must
selcct other places to hold his battucrs.
The evidence given showed that the
gamekccpcrs knocked the plaintiff down on
the highway, and when the plaintiff conf
planned of this treatment to the dukes son,
Lord Edward Manners, the latter replied
60 TO the devil. II you are shot, your
life will he on your own head"
This, the lord chief justice said, could
not hc tolerated from any person. duke or
other.
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GOODBYE STAGE COACH.
The Electric Road Ends the Days Of
Staging at and to Camden.
Mail Express and Passengers 10 be Carried
by the Electric Road.

CAapEN. Aug. 4.--The days of the stage
coach are ended in Camden, The electric
railroad from Roekland, connecting with
the ears has been running TO Rockport for
the week past, and is now completed to
Camden, the first ear to run Oh SATURDAY of
tbi, week.
The railroad company has contracted to
carry the expresses. beginning Monday
August :, and the United States mails from
August list, but at present. until fully pre-
pared, they are carried by Frank J. Higgins
& Son. who have carried the mails for the
past IL years.
The company has baggage and mail
car attached three trips per day. Regular
trips are made every half hour; fare, Is
cents for the eight miles, heretofore -
cents by stage.
Two thousand tickets were sold on the
first days run to Rockport.
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BROKEN.
Strikers Returning to Work at
Duquesne Mills.
Troops Necessary to Keep Peace
Among the Men.


HOMESTEAD, August 4.-An Amalga.
mated man and lockei-out worker, one of
the committee, went to Duquesne last
evening to investigate the truth of the re-
ported break and returned this morning,
To "A reporter he said There is no
use Disgusting the fact that the men there
are all ready to go back. The mill is not
to start until Monday. Six hundred appli-
cations have been made already. Last
evening saw six men who Joined the
tmalgamated Association on "Wednesday
night, walk up and enter the mill yard.
They went to the company's office and en-
tered their names for positions. tried to
argue with one, but he replied that he had
to protect himself and as others are flock
ing in he would no, lose his job. This will
he the third strike there in little over
year
This morning 20 Homestead men walked
to Duquesne to attempt to stem the tide.
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GOOD HORSES
Entered for the Norridgewock
Races, Aug. l0-ll.
William Thomas Of Rockport Killed
by Grasping a Live Wire
Burglars Making Themselves Free WITH me
houses al Richmond.

sot-rn NnngtpetwocK August A.
lSpeclsI. The following is complete list
~ ,h,. entries to the races at Elniwo Park
August l0-li
vKtN Ng.pAY, srNtsr io--1H ,I-Ass-
stella E0lfe D. M. FsiIerson Bros, Winsiow-
silleg r w E wright. i.fVerInore Pals.
Merry lin T. a,ro X. f'aimrT. y. Dover
Italla. blk >. &. " hooree, + 'as,ai',pfa
Hilton. br. g., silver Lawn Stables, "afnrFutc-
Ali ksrii. eh :. silver Lawn Stables, Water
hen Hur. hr T. Csnlba- Stables, |s-salboro-
tebo b. - A. II i:lr-, Oakland.
-tnuuglpr knox b. =. Al Burriif, Canaan.
N0fiIr : gr ~ :. William, Water.iiie.
Hammer : .. e. +. h. Russell, No. tnson
-err,.l l,an, T. tee, n. Bracket, Norridge
Euck. ,,-.,,,-.. & -
lads Eshe br. NJ. Harry Wrnn, Fairfield.
sE eLA>,-rE"rriNG A~b rAcIS'..
i,ucia Bell. br. M, h. r. Leonard. :. Ne~burgil,
Guy G. hf. Z. Guy {. Edward-, Water'ille.
ktttv g.; b. IN. Vi. Bnrrill- aiisan-
Bayipont Chief IL, :. &. b. fillsbnry, nifty
rvIeS ch >, T.. II. smith, Augusta.
tiItOp br r., silver Lawn stables, Watsrtilie.
Zen. Fearnaugtif ch. r, ID T. Ellis. Oakland.
We-ibrpok e.. Il Elir, B"lfs-i-
2:g Class.
NJ r. br 2, 1. NJ, Philips. Fairfield
Iady Franklin, b. III, q. H. Palmer, Z. Dover.
tnrr,rr hr- T.. ~iiscr Lawn stables Wateryille
-tl.rr -. b. M, 80 %
Ad,. ch. ~. ". Thompson, liyerinore Falls.
Franz :, blk =, t. q. fiIlsbnry, ! nifty
u,ad NJ b IA. ~ {. James, NateryIlle.
t,ru Uanrock. {. B. titlmaD, NaterNiilr.
- h. thns. Piper, Belfast
f,uSter RI. g.. :. h. Perkins. >kn"hcgan.
NnlIi. " W.thers = m. Davis X Bridges, Dexter.
I'D Jefferson, btk. m I'd Getcheil ssowhegan,
fENENEAH~ .,i.D MD rSnEE.
~nubird eh -. &. Il, Gilman, WatrrSiile.
i Croix, b. -. Webster Williams, No. Anson.
W alter " h. q, iaui MaEShali Waier'iiic.
t,nnp,.r = h. T.. T.. IT, Russell, No Anson.
.nn Hrlnnnt 1T. blk. :. ". ;. t,iford, Fair
aed
Nrd ch. e. j. a. treaton. stark.
t.rifin II hr :. cha-. H. simpson, Water
tille
.VId Wil,.. b. =. \. II i;ire, Oakland.
Dalton D. n,.. WIN. \, james, Hhina.
Medina, l.. ia.
Harr, :, b. =. \. Naym",h Fairfield.
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BASE BALL.

National and New England Games Win
ncrs and the Scores.
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TROUBLE At DUQUESNE.
Mob Attacks the Non. Union Men as they Enter
the Steel Works.

DrerEs>r, Pa, Aug. This morning
a mob of 800 from Homestead attacked n
party of non-union men as they were enter
ing the steel works to make repairs.
The mob were armed with clubs and
stones, and in the fight Foreman Stagle and
another workman were seriously injured
and dozen others more or less hurt.
The sixteenth regiment is now on ground
and no more trouble is apprehcnded. Two
filed to the guard works. 1t is
stated all but about fifty of the old men
will return to work.
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At BARRE. VI.


B,nnr. Vt, Aug. i.--Thc latest seDss-
ton is the strike of four apprentices who
worked at the granite cutting trade one
year and deserted their employment here.
now working at Concord. y. H.. for an
association firm at journcymens wages.
The report in certain papers that the
strikers families are becoming destitute u
not true The report that very few cutters
entered business !. also false. NJ nearly 30
new firms have signed the unions bill since
the strike began.
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Chief Witness Failed 10 Appear.

BrppEroRp, Aug. John Mountain
the chief witness. failed to appear before
the mayor and aldermen this afternoon at
their investigation of the charges against
DEPUTY Marshal Charles ii. Grant. The
hearing was private.
Grants counsel claimed Mountain was
responsible for the SCANDAL against the
officer and that there Is ne truth in the
chayes. Several witnesses testified this
aftrrnoou
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BAR HARBOR.
Accident to a Saiior-Ch ChiIdren's Dance
White Squadron Soon to Come.

Bar 1lARBoR. Aug. Bert kaler, of
Harrington ore of the crew of the schooner
Hannah Grant, became entangled in the
main sheet of the schooner Head. and had
his leg so badly bruised as to necessitaie
amputation.
A ehildreu's dance was given at the hebo
Valley at this afternoon, at which there
was a large attendance.
Several small dinners were gwen there
tonight.
!, II. Mauley SAYS the white squadron
will come to Bar Hsrhor, remain until the
latter part of August and will go to Bath to
be present at the launching of the Ammen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-05
BEING BALE0 OUT.
$4,000 Bonds Being Required in the Car.
negie officials Cases.

Pirr>nrRo, Pa, Aug, Messrs. Potter,
Dovey and Mcdonnell of the Carnegie Steel
Company, arrested on the charge of causing
the deaths of number of Homestead
workmen in the riot of July 6, were this
morning released on $40, 900 bail each.
The prosecution made no objection to the
release of the men on bail. The court in
structed that Mr.. Frick be admitted to $40,
900 bail by the officer, going TO his house
to secure his signature
This morning G. E. Cory the assistan,
superintendent at Homestead, surrendered
himself waived n hearing and was admitted
to $40, 900 bail.