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Idaho Mine Trouble.

WALLACE qdaho), Aug. l. = United
States Commissioner Hoffman to-day be-
gan the examination of the sixteen
prisoners confined here on various
charges. Fifteen men were examined
and released on bonds Of from $500 to
81 900.
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KNIGHTS rEMpLAR coNcLAvE.
Official Programme Issued to Cover
Seven Days.

Seven Days.
DENVER, Aug. l. = The official pro-
gramme of the coming Knights Templar
conclave was made public to-day. 1t
covers seven days, beginning Sunday,
when devotional exercises are to be held
in all the churches. Monday morning
will be spent IN receiving and escorting
the visiting Communicates. The head
quarters of the several resident COM
manderies will be opened for the recep-
ton of guests at night.
The first grand illumination of the CITY
will take place Monday night, and prom
Uses to be one of the most magnificent
ever seen in the West The illuminations
will be continued during the conclaye.
The grand parade will take place Tues
day.
Wednesday morning the Boys Brigade
will parade. after which a carriage drive
will be taken to the eastern part of the
city. Then receptions will be held at the
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KILLED TWO NOBLEMEN,
y Prisoner Confesses to Murders Com.
mitted III ireland.

y Prisoner Confesses to Murders Conn
mitted III ireland.
LONDON, Aug. IA prisoner at Glas-
gov has confessed to the authorities that
he was implicated in the murder of Lord
Leitrim, shot in April, 1876, from am
bush. The prisoner also states that he
was concerned in the killing of Lord
Mountmorres, in County Mayo, 1880. and
that he was also hired to assassinate the
man who killed informer James Carey.
The Prison Commissioners are care
fully investigating the story of the man.
whom they have subjected to the most
searching examination, and are endeayor-
ing to secure proof Of his statements.
They refuse to divClge the prisoners
name or furnish information regarding
him. None OF the persons concerned in
the murders of Lord Leitrim or Lord
Mountmorres were ever caught.
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Michigan Legislature.

LANSING (Mich.), Aug. 1.-Governor
Winans this afternoon issued procla-
nation calling for a special session of the
Legislature on Friday, August 9TH, for
the purpose of Reproducing the State.
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Strikers Return 70 wo,.1-

MERRILL Wis.,, Aug. 1.-Nine hum
dred sawmill men, who struck last Fri
day, returned to work to-day, and will
settle their troubles by arbitration.
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Portlon OF AN lnsnne Asxlnm Rnrned.

AUSTIN CTex.), Aug. Lightning set
fire to the west wing of the State Insane
Asylum at an early hour this morning.
and the portion devoted to female in
mates was destroyed. Two hundred fe-
male patients were removed with some
difficulty, but none were injured.
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FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.

DAYTON (O.), Aug. IA Big -Four
freight wreck occurred at Cold Springs
this afternoon. 4 brief dispatch from
Springfield says four cars OF naptha ex-
ploded on the train. There were no
fatalities, but number of railroad men
and quarrymen were badly burned about
the face and neck. The wreck prevented
trains from passing all afternoon. The
cause Of the wreck was a broken axle.
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YtsibIe SunnlY OF Grain.

New York, Aug. 1.-The visible sup
ply of grain is as follows: Wheat. %
993, 900 bushels; corn, 6,g96,00O bushels:
oats, 5,05S,000 bushels; rye, $4,000 bush
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Gladstone Regainfng His Health.

LONDON, Aug. 1. = Gladstone passed
a good night. Sir Andrew Clark, his
physician, called upon him at noon to-
day. To an Associated Press reporter
the physician stated that he was satisfied
with the progress toward recovery. but
that Gladstone was not yet entirely rid
OF his cold, and must spend at least an
other day in his bedroom. He is per
mitted, however, to receive colleagues on
ur0ant business
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Death of swedish vice-Consul

ST. PAUL (Minn.l, Aug. 1.-Hogbarth
Sahlgaard, a widely-kpown Vice-Consul
of Sweden and Norway, died yesterday
from progressive spinal trouble, which
made its appearance five years ago.
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pledge from the President that he will
not issue his proclamation until an oppor-
tunity has been given the Canadian Gov
ernment to hear from England.
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A Watchman KiIIed

PoRT COSTA, Aug. III. Il. Silknit-
ter, Waterman in the employ of the
Southern Pacific Company, was struck
by train this afternoon, fracturing Ills
skull and causing death. He was abont
90 years old and unmarried.
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Canada and the canal Tolls.

TORONTO. Aug. 1.-Sir John t. Simp-
son leaves town to-day, and it is rumored
that he will make an unannounced visit
to Washington to endeavor to secure a
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MARCHING CAMPAIGN CIITRs
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Two Wrecks Occur on the Big Four
Road.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-The limited east
bound passenger on the Big Four road.
which left here at 8 P. NJ, collided with a
freight train at Edwardsville, Ill. The
engineer and fireman were killed, and a
large number of passengers injured, one
fla tally. The accident was caused by the
passenger train running into an open
switch on which the freight tram was
Standing.
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TIE HOMESTEAD TROUBLE.
ASSaulterS of the PinkertOnS to
be Arrested.
CHARGES OF BATTERY AND ROB
Berry AGAINST THEM.

Several Women Said to be Among the
Number Who We're Particularly
Active During the RiotfnS-A Petit
ton to be Presented to the Court
Asking for Settlement of the
Wage Dispute by Arbitration.
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THE DUoUEsNE MILLS STILL IDLE.
SOME DISTORTIONS OCCUR.

HOMESTEAD, Aug. 1.-The Carnegie
Company announces that twenty-seven
old men applied and had been granted
positions to-day; also, that over 100 men
came in from the East The influx of
unskilled workmen, Superintendent
Potter says, has been so great that he
telegraphed to send no more for the pres
sent. 1--WE have broken the strike'' he
said.
The strikers are apparently undaunted.
however, and it is a rash and unwari
ranted conclusion that they will flock at
once to the mill. They admit that some
assertions have occurred, but claim that
in a day or so some of those who did 90
to the mill will reconsider their action.
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The DEADLOCK In THE HOUSE.
Caucus Of Democrats to Devise
Some Plan Of Breaking It.
THE WORLDS FAIR BILL TO GO OVER
UNTIL NEXT SESSION.

Two Wrecks Occur on the Big Four
Lose Their Lives and Many Others
Are Seriously Iniured-The Repub-
lfcan National Campaign Work For
mally Begun.
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Cinnamon in Bond.

HALIFAX On. 81, Aag. Nineteen
Cinnamon arrived here yesterday in bond,
having come from China via the Pacific
and across the continent. They are
booked for Havana, and will work on
the plantations.
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There are 5,046 miles of overhead wires
in the city of Philadelphia.
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EXTENDING THEIR BUSINESS.

The Wells-Fargo Company Purchase
Rights of the Adams Company.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The transfer of
express business of some magnitude from
one company to another took place to-
day. Up to yesterday the express bust
ness on the lines of the st. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad has been con-
Quoted by the Adams Express Company
This morning the whole business was
transferred to Wells, Fargo " Co., the
Adams Company retiring. The lines of
the st. Louis and San Francisco Railroad
run west and south from st. Louis, and
are now part of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe system, the express business of
which Wells, Fargo IL Co. operate.
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Bribery Resorted to in an Election.
LONDON, Aug. IA petition has been
filed against the return of Balfour as a
member of Parliament from the east di-
vision of Manchester, on the ground that
bribery was resorted to i'll the election.
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Illness of a Distinguishes soldier

LOUISVILLE Ky.), Aug. 1.-Speed S.
Fry, superintendent of the Soldiers
Home, recently established here, is dan
gerously i'll, and can hardly recover. Gen
eral Fry served in the Mexican War,
raised a regiment at the beginning Of the
civil war, and fought the battle of Mill
Springs, when with his own hand he
slew the Confederate General, Felix X.
XOllicoffer.
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Dynamiters at Paris.

PARIS, Aug. 1.-Several morning papers
report an attempt was made last
night to blow up with dynamite several
buildings in Versailles. So far diligent
inquiry fails 10 confirm the rumor.
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The Presidents Signature Attached

The Pres1dent7s signature Attached {.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The President
to-day signed the Act limiting the hours
Of labor of laborers and mechanics en-
ployed on public works. He also signed
the joint resolution providing Temporal
riIy for the extension Of appropriations
coming under the sundry civil appropri-
alton Act of last year. The resolution
was received by the President at 2 O'Clock
and he Immediately affixed his signature
to IL
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Elections In France.

PARIS, Aug. 1.-The returns of the
triennial elections had in the provinces
of France. yesterday, for Councillors
General, received from l,I32 districts,
show Republican gain of Ito.
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IAAIS INsTITUTFS SUIT.

PITTsBURG, Aug. 1.-Informations were
made this afternoon before Alderman
Reilly by ex-private Iams against Colo
mel Hawthorne, Lieutenant Colonel
Streator and Assistant Surgeon Grim of
the Tenth Regiment for aggravated as
sault and battery and assault and battery
The warrants were issued. The charge
of aggravated assault was for tying Jams
up by the thumbs and assault and bat
terry for shaving his head.
Civil suit will also be brought for
damages, and the attorneys are confident
of convicting the defendants on the
charges made.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE rs.
NOTICE-THE CALEDONIA HOUSE HAS
~ chs gsd hands and IS now known the
Waco house; new management. everything neat
and clean; beds 25c soc. and 81 per day; fur
nlshed and unfurn!Shed rooms tor Light houSekeep-
Ing. No 2lS Commercial street.
4 LARGE CoNSIGSMENT OF NEW FUR
~ niture added this week 10 our already complete
stocN Bell,oSn Furnilure Company, 9l5 Front
street; instailmentS
T ADIES-FINE SUITS MADE TO ORDER;
- Eastern prices. Queen City Millinery Parlors,
SIT Third.
S1 A0l REWABD-WE WILL PAY ONE
III .OVo thousand dollars reward fer any man
Who ever saw "a newspaper not worth more than
the price ASKED for il suit Of clothes pair of
pants made by US ditto; tailor who could make
better hts or show later styles; any who
strives harder 10 please his customers or appre-
ciates their patronage more. Pc feet satisfaction
or no pay Is our rule We will make II to your in
terest 10 give Us call Close Tailoring Company.
over hyams X Parsons Clothia- store.
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DEATHS AND FUxERALs.

DUvALT.-At the family residence, corner Of
oatway and Harrison streets. On Friday morn
ing May 8. 1892. Of typhoid fever, Frank Du-
vail, aged 81 years
The funeral took place from the residence at
2:30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Rev John F.
Damon officiating InterEueut vas made IN Mount
Pleasant cemetery.
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\ N>a~s NaNE RuLL-L1CAL IMPROVE
I'el' t-s.El- n -, f5- hose and Du"A l.ss
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-'--s 'e- ~ IVA s-5lg-H srIuant district "a -
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s.'fsr- .rt i-r-ac- na--dv3 mai tie ciiy eous "A
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p ,-i' ma e, ans q q said Iiaie, % ,s, 90
~tt gag tsetiiH- make slrH correction " -.
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-s-llsa 'aeA lst A0d pa7,rs g land pegtanins
s--A Nl1velS Ga hGE J. STOSEMAS;
Ctts CisEk - the city Of seaiA~
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Ell ESr4rE RRokEEx

{ AeAo- bI&kFEi. RIA Es-r,r.- -
-. "a AL se-.s al kieas 9. .rai So.
- 49, hJ>iN - AND EF-IY.-,-,
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-.t--e.~ s.. r. Lsiz-ry.,.,g 80 e,..se
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HALE PAPER AND x,ex

$50 - I aee FuE sItNs. rA.,sr 49,
=, X sAs'-z. nlaS HANS 4 tSs.-,',. ~ ".
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PE ESUNJI.

NN-sNTE9-Hy SINGLE GENTLEMAN, 4
~ lttr wiling 80 travel o=-Ee=E - AID 5. %
- -r1 --H,s AUS sv .a-r Wr..t-5 l-slt. acz.:
-. 1 ,a-> N-a7-ss- s-vsl- rs--1egsla-s, Lrav-ler.
care s'.'si- .lts-, -ssas-s-
IEHaN SULLIVAN. CF RHCEFuE1. MASH
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F-1 Dr. @zs IN - some t=rse years ~ =. PIT
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aa = bran Ls1- z1T- s+a-e- --s4- ana o.
sf7- s-ssr;- Wiz SAL s'lil Frvs-z. =
N{E~ NILLrR. PROFESSIONAL NURSE
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ID - NAL-EkVE OF INSPECTED Tx
h=-.-rN-1 Az 5zl-= -zlEaN-r-s s-aok Ca. sl-zl-
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MANICURE.

4 LICE NJ AIKEN. EXPERIENCED MANI
~ cure and electro ogist: hardressing parloH
70 AMI 30 Holyoae block, Front and spring St.
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- Ton gE SEA& =, teg-NN - FRONT
e-7cef Sss-a 5sues a .0-sssA zosf h-1l- -Ar-rtn-
s-i4-slr reward Al g. t1-Ezz IA street
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS-THk BOARD
~ OF education VIII receive bids until May IL, at
noon, for grading block L, Eastern addition, &C
cordlng 10 plans and specifications on hle with
John Parkinson, architect, room seattle Ma
tiOnal Bank oui, ling
The hoard reserves the rig ht TO reject each and
every bid The successful bidder obtaining The
contract VIII be required 10 furnish III bond pro-
vlded by get of the legislative assembly of the
territory of Washington, approved January 81
lesS BY order OF the board
II. +. WHITNEY. Secretary
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4SS4TERs md CHEMISTS.

~ E BDGARDUS. OFFICIAL AssAYERFOg
-. Chamber OF Commerce. mines examined: q
saying and chemical worS Of all kinds dOnA
Rooms - IS and 20 sullivan building Froa
street, between Cherry and Columbia
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H4SrED-rsFORNArIoS.

A LADY. A STRANGER IN THE CITY AND
y Fo-ester's wife would ike to meet some
prominent Forester; / seek information. VIII
some one please call at room Palmer house,
Front street. seattle.
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FoR RENT-HOUsES.

J-,oR RENT-HOUsES WITH ALL MODERN
It Improvements Apply Willis L Ames 2'oos
SIKH street
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EMPLOYMENT wsNrEl-v4tr

EMPLoiuENr EtNrEl,-V4EE
ANTED-SIIV ALTON HA TIa~V.tE 49,
W suckvy1naa AMI Pl&aeemaa. efste Ns.ss
Aalrr>s S.lskeE. savu f,ss -gse5s.~y 1866
n ANrEn-HN A PRACTICAL NAN To
W keCp q SEA af co2Es f1T aislt 3 .. .r-i p
cihtrWl~e. ac.esEts 4rA collections. .sra-s l-laE.
sfsga AatgesS & : SArV kas--satt. tss-c-s.
WANTED BY cox ACCa}NTANE RAW
W los fcU huaTS spare taaR t8rl aAy a ses -
hcoSs 10 AevR Aa1tess Aocoia.&2S care Gas--
iEtFliiE CGcfr
l4rANTEp - ENrlcNNE NJ ~ VOTING
" maH night ana u5.rraus seq hls Ao4EG AZ
d.rSs Aggs - Grey. hi-gS.ty t@scs
TANTETr-rssus% DESIRING &ALE ASST
W can ket z. Al me t1y @ts&taa sEss - e-'s- $40
49, 81 = south second -srJs-
EMFL0TNKNr WJNTFn- FFaaEE.
XafANr5.p - CHARsE pE FNE>ssHEo
W l4sgslli. Dcaso cg hoa~gk lsyes Ear -rslz sese
party ANaress ARu-e csre F-St. 'se-17s.
NRFANrEE- PNs~3r}cN A. COON CnCNs RN
" hSiel, anal q. eagaP iSle's frezi ssseeS
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NOR SALE-FIVE ACRES AT \ BARGAIN;
L terms reasonable: fifteen minutes walk rom
steel works. Kirkland. Address {. H., care Posi-
Iuteilireucs-
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yfTSCELI4NEO Us.

VOW BUTTER MAN HAS HAD TO OIL
Y another COW, trade been so good: come early 50
as moi 10 be Kept waiting; We don't deliver az the
low rrices We are selling az. Cow Butter store
Front street next y. NJ. {. a.
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W4NTED-RE4L ESTATE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WASTED-HoUsE LOTS RANCHES ol
w timber tor town lots Room Boston block
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EDUCITTOS4L.

CLAIRvoYANT- CORNER SIXTH AND
- Pike, room 81
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HEIP H4NIEB-MaIE

llANTED-FN ERGk re NAN WIN S1MF
w capital 10 tAGe hair interest In seg OF abstract
books ia good city, Aadress hsJraris. Post n
telligCncsE
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FOR EENT-RANCR.

EoR RENT-STDRERo0M AND oFFI(
l. Ground aoor III Yes er avenue
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TOR SALE-FoCR LOTS N WATERNlLLE,
Il Wash, at one-qua ter value; either two tor
$50 or the four for 500; cash Address Il ".
star, Materville Wash
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FTNiSCIAL.

TyuoICE FARM LOANS WANTED II
l amounts from So 900 to $40 600; lowest rates
Cor Tasf loans thomas & Co. 622 Burke BLOCK
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IVASTED-A CHILD BETWEEN AND
W to boarf and care for. Address Z. NJ. L, north
end FeAri street. Seattle, Wash.
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CLAIR TOKINTS.

GOCIDA." SPIRIT MEDIUM: MAGNkTm
~ treatments: perfume and alcohol baths lN
lightful and FESTIVE. Rooms 3 and The IVES.
minister, 2,2l2i4 Front street.
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DENTS

= e. HILL D. d. : CAr THE wAsuTSc-
-. ton Dental institute.l. Specially. arts,
teeth without plate Office, corner second ~
Columbia.
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SEATTLE SHORTHAND AND TY PEwRIT.
- Ing Institute, rooms S0l-5O2 top hOor 0cciea
Ia block Reduced rates FOR the summer montlS
MISS CHEAL's sEMINARY-TERN CON.
VI nneaees February !, 1S92. Address secSpi'
and Madison streets
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STRUGGLE WITH 4 MANIAC.
Dr., Berry's Experience in the
Receiving Hospital.
A Patient Suddenly Becomes Insane, smashss
Furniture and Assaults the Surgeon
and Others.

Joachim Loy, patient at the Receiving
Hospital, became suddenly insane last
night.
Before he could be overpowered he did
considerable damage to one of the wards
and severely injured DR.. Berry, the Assist
ant Police Surgeon. in charge of the hospi-
tai al the time.
After desperate struggle the crazy man
was overcome and locked up in one of the
padded cells. where ne could do no further
harm.
While patroling his beat on Mission
street, shortly after O'clock yesterday
morning, Policeman Burns found 10y lying
unconscious on the sidewalk at the corner
of Twelfth and Mission streets.
He was conveyed to the Receiving Hos
pital in the patrol wagon, where the physi-
clans pronounced it a case of epilepsy.
The patient was put to bed in the mems
ward, and nothing further was thought Of
the case.
Late In the afternoon 10y became violent
and began walking about the ward in
u hch he was confined gestieulating yio-
lently, and was finally ordered 10 be
strapped down in the insane ward by Dr..
Berry.
In some way 10y managed to loosen the
straps that held him to his cot.
With yell OF rage he grasped heavy
piece of iron pipe, left by one of the plumb
ers in the place, and proceeded TO demoliSh
everything within reach
Mrs. Karr, the matrOn of the hospita =,
was the first to discover the crazy man, and
her cries for assistance soon brought Stew
ard Trewin and DR.. Berry 20 the scene
AS DR.. Berry approached, the maniac
welded the heavy iron bar he had secured
with terrible effect.
The first blow smashed the heavy glass
door leading TO the ward into fragments, and
sent the pieces Of glass flying in all direc-
tions.
One of the pieces of glass struck the ply
sician On the left hand, nearly severing tw
fingers.
Police assistance was sent for and three
officers arrived while DR.. Berry was strug-
Cling with the maniac.
10y fought viciously, but was finally SUBJ
dued and securely strapped down in the
ward for the insane.
10y will be brought before the Commits
sioners on Insanity this morning for exam
inAtiOn.
The morning call., 1892-09-17
PROF. BARNARD'S SATELLITE.
What Is Thought of the Claim of Mr..
Cogley of WASHINGTON, d. c.

What Is Thought of the Claim of Mr..
COeley of Washin gton, ID. C.
Professor Barnard OF the Lick Obserya-
tory corps of astronomers recently made a
discovery among the little stars, and mis- re-
port has excited the astronomical world.
The discovery, as already announced In
THE CALL, was new satellite of Jupiter
and now that he has proclaimed the fact. a
lawy er named Cogley and whose home is in
the city OF Washington, wants TO deprive
the Californian of the credit he Is enti-
tied to.
Mr.. Cogley says that in June, 1888, while
observing the heavens through iye-inch
glass ON Bolivar Heights, not far from
Washington, he saw what he supposed was
new satellite and reported the matter to
Professor Newcomb Of the Naval Observa-
tory, and that the professor told him th at
what he supposed was satellite was an
d-timer and und0ub ubtedly star.
Professor Davidson thinks that Mr.. Cog
ey's claim is absurd, and Professor Barnard
declares that 'the little moons all right"
and Mr.. Cogley's claim does not worry him.
la letter TO Professor Davidson. under
date of the 14th inst, Professor Barnard
wrote as follows;
The satellite Is getting on nicely. IL Is, OF
course, very difficult TO get any idea OF It's mag
nitude account Of the brightness OF Jupiter.
j hope, however TO eaten Il small star near the
planet and by that means make comparison
that will afterward be correct by getting the
ever. Its period is very close 10 IL hours so
minutes. Last night high wind made II I'M
possible TO get measures. though the satellite
was better seen than at any other lime.