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A PROTEST
Against tho appointment OF q Re-
ce'ver for the Iron Hall.
Subordinate Branch Bonds and Their In.
'smciency-why Mr.. somerby RE-
fused to Accept . Large Oner
to Leave the Iron Hall.

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d. .,r,.,..s ',s' pe''''ons are ",
~ .hs '.,'e,,. aao"s Tue mem persn'P
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L. - az 80 !" p.ssen' sucu P'u-
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- & ~ ~. ~
S1I, ~
+ u IN K IN - ||| e A w. H..
- o1e~< r.ls tions. NAV he Droeerved.
TsecHher matter devcIoped Monday 81
s.ne, Il n tercst. Certain of1cers Of the
iocaI hr~ncbcs under the lava are conn
nelled u rive bond. and = circular has
ca,ne \, 1i1ht IN which the supreme att
tsng clutiops the subortiin ste branches
th,t 1anvof these bonds .insufIicient
Ths Ipremc sitting nlso claims TO have
r.d1 : c.rrful Examination Of the
pail l,.lnhia bank. and n notifies the
snbctdinste branches that the
h.na h In good condition 10 furnish
eeco ktv for LOCAL officers. ana that the
.,,rrIr. sitting will accent the ouaran.
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sssvsnsoa's Appoin.m ,nss.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, Aug 1s.--Gen.
Stevenson announces the following APP
pointmcnts for campaign speech maxi
ing: Indiana, September l to :. He
win then return to Illinois for ten days,
and aftcrward will visit North Caro-
lima, remaining until the end of Sep
TENDER. lie will come back to Illinois
upon closing his tour In North Caro-
lima and win devote the most Of tho
month of October to work in his own
state. During the month, however, he
will make several speeches in New York
state ut points to be selected.
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THE CLOSE.
The Members Of Parliament Crowd
ed the Galleries.
0isdstone's Success Claimed TO lie Par.
sell's AIse--Thc Grand Old Man VIII
kiss the Queens Hand and Or
RAnise q New Government.


LONDON, Aug. ia-rhe Daily NewA
describing thc scene IN Pariiamens
thursday SAID
Inc memoers crowded the gn'ieries'
~ IN pairs on the steps oil inc gang
way swarmed around the speakers
cnsr ana $1,000 IN a densc tnrong ~ vns
psr was ihaen'ncent suo'ence.
ena Mr. onamDeria'n played upon ~
with the SKIN OF . master OF pariia-
mrntary debate. he commenced nus
speecn IN ssuaiousiy quet manner:
referring 70 MT. healys sct'on ~
tnS sopurnmens OF inc nouse On
Aueeasy' IN tne eons'oss oones no
ssid ne nossa snss Whenever y was oe>
sirsa % exhso't oisooursesy pwet1 sny
.sn = ~ ~ w = - .uos 80.
p~o o.st. 49, -e s'.'s.s ~" -
S.s-.~,- S-,<z1.z '1 "a ~ NV ..s. 40
49, -, - ~ ..,s~S 49,.
$3.50 ~ s-x---~x1-s - -sirNx
.sss ~" .~.s.s. Z.S ~. cs.-
, 800 80" - 'r'-. - n.,s"',
..'s.S - -
sPp-s - -
49, '''" svn ne 49," p',e n.'e', "a
[ M. 81 s,,,;, oe. ~Ae''
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a 49, a"a 1890 enans.u 'ae
- ~ ""a s"s."y PM
ss,' """. .ne M ~,
caNs ~""y s"eo'su' WINE sur.
"a s S, e"e P'ooaoy 'ns
80 -, "' ~ :"
10y " ~. W N"o o,sseS' ma
se ~ ,u '''"s., "''' na. eono
'" .sn .neo '"s snaues % VI. oPpos'''ou-
p,oh, r.. W ,s chs,.,a;u Ing
f'
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s' ,Iu u"lsyus VINO o"'' sunny"
"". r.o" a. ~. S, I'M.
"n." "' ,"aP''" mao sPone, ~,
ior'l-n'e min"'es1 VI ianncr "aiheo
up '" nun Win = eiss OF "a'er IN his
manu- mrSn"p,a'n, hcweves, .oos no
-. " VI. snne, ao"o", anu
ea,my proceeaea WIN mas spesch y
I"e Ios' ,skn. mo'e earnes' os
,'p'ess''s u'An sr'osys scene IN par,
.'sn,e"' nas 'n oeen Witnesses
WITHIN ,ns wa,,s % Sr Sepnen AZ
'"ouea oe'ea'e'', .he Sn'on's's VIII to
ass.n,o'e uhsi'n,nisheo IN nu'noe,s anu
un ',, ~ 'eso'u''on MI ".so'sone
WI. "s.e 70 oe"' WIN '.e suo"sess
a"' ms. "n'osu '"'"o.'y VIM e'e' "s'
''.ro ;" PA'"" s. =.
inc Ne"s, me soVern"en. o'
'aso'',a""k .oe'e'"'e =. ',A"i'
'.a" ~ ~ no'.esAo'e '''r' '"e ""oi'
S .ar. .ss ,ss, n a. W su.
, 20 '.e nDvra,s ina' w. NOV
,oos ~ II nc 'no"en' INC 'or'es nao any
FUTURE or ne hhytn'ng 'c gam ny going
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A PREDICTION.
II Il 70 Ne Hoped That 1t VIII Not Come
True.

WARRINGTON, Aug. i6.-A gentleman
conversant with the affairs of the cor
porate interests of America said Mon
day that probably next year will see
in this country, coincident with the
Worlds fair, the greatest strikes ex-
perienced in the history of labor troub-
les and the most widespread aud fully
Organized demonstration OF labor
against capital ever known. Both sides
ara making preparations for the strug-
gle, and Hugh O'Donnell is reported as
having said IN letter that the year of the
Worlds Colum bian exposition will have
one exposition the very shadow and
menace OF which is already making the
plutocrats tremble.
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~.pistaues Telenhone.

NEW YoKK, Aug. IA message
cabled from Paris announces that VI.
Olliot, inspector of telegraphs in the
French capital. had succeeded in over
coming the difficulty heretofore expcr-
iencced in telephoning long distances
under water. His apparatus, it was
said. would render it possible to converse
between New York and Paris.
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smo,hsred hx Chareoal r.,..,

VIENNA. Aug. 10. "A clerk in this city
named Johann Singer, who had been
ont of employment for some time and
who saw no means Of supporting the
woman with whom he was living and
by whom he had three children, deter
mined to kill them and then commit
suicide. The means employed was burn
Ing charcoal He started the fire in the
room In which the women and children
were asleep, and inhaling the fumes
they soon died Singer himself re-
NAMED In the roons, and nom appear.
ances he, ton, died shortly after hiv
Victims : ,utstsf.l
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AUsrINs Iox.. Aug i6.-Report of a
most unnotqral tragedy Games from
Round Rock, small town near here.
A. II. Ash Was waylaid on his way
home and shot of his horse, his body
being riddaed with builet-holes. Blood
hounds trailed the fugitive from the
spot to the Ash home and developments
resulted IN the arrest of young VIII
Ash, charged with the murder. Father
and son had hot words last week, when
young Ash threatened his parents life.
Every evidence goes to show that young
Ash did the foul deed with malice afore-
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NO BOYCOTT.
That 10 what the American Federation
Decides In the CARNEGIE Matter.

That 10 what the American federation
Decides In the CARNEGIE Matter.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. lathe execu-
tive board Of tho American federation
Of labor met hero Friday and after an
allday's session decided that no boy
colt would be placed upon the Carnegie
products at present The reasons for
this. according 20 the onicial statement
given out Friday night are that the
council Is of the opinion that the hrsn
is not turning out enough material,
or Of quality 10 justify q boy
cotk This action, the statement
says. was decided upon after .
thorough review Of the situation and
consultation with the amalgamatcd
officials. should II be essary in tho
FUTURE 70 order boycott. hoHeYer, the
board says. 1t win not hcsitS e 10 do so,
notwithstanding the thrcats Of the firm
10 use the conspiracy laws, The boards
action. II says, does not prevent all
from refusing all products
Of the ccmpeny .or sspdins financial
aid to tho lockcd-ont mon. a circular
IA being pepaiSd and wiz 10 issued
Saturday, calling for funds TO aid tho
strikerS
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Ths International Money Conference.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Ex-senator Alli-
son and Senator Jones. Of Nevada, have
formally notified the secretary of state
of their acceptance of the appointment
~ delegates on the part of the United
States to the international money con-
ference. Similar action.is expected on
the part Of the other three delegates.
No decision has yet been reached as to
the time and place of holding the con-
ference, but II will undoubtedly be held
1T one OF the European capitals not
earlier than October I.
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ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. l5-At 40
Sunday evening the first regular
through train on the Great Northern to
Spokane left the union depot inaugur-
ating the full operation OF the present
extent Of the new trans-continental sys-
tenn. The train was brand-new from
engine TO red lights and was well
filled
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KSoxvlEI.E. Tenn, Aug III. Monday
the entiro military force OF the city was
ordered 10 report for duty. The troops
who went through the thrilling expert
ences OF last year are backward about
to the scene of the former
and IL is with difficulty that
the men with uniforms on can be
hand1ed
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they Wanted 70 a.. Cool ana Did.

LANSING, Mich, Aug. 49, Earl Price
and Arthur Hurtz, both eight years of
age, packed themselves into an unused
ice-box, Friday, and the lid fell down,
fastening them in. They were both
dead when found by the father of tho
Hurtz bov
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Senator uoar n Raaisn-

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. i5.--Thc
Mercury, Saturday morning, announces
that it has reliable information that
United States Senator George 4. Hoar
has placed his resignation in the hands
ofhis colleague to be handed to the vice
president upon the reassembling of con-
grcSS
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SAN FRA scIsoo, Aug. l5.--During last
week 3is carloads, containing S,sie tons
If green fruit, were shipped east from
California over the Central Pacific. So
far this season $500, 900 pounds more
fruit has been shipped than last year.
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MldgetS Welded,

NEW YORK. Aug. l5.-victoria hall,
was the scene Of unique wedding
Sunday night, when midgets were made
man and wife. They were Leopold
Kahn. better known to the public as
Admiral Dot, and Miss Lottie Naomi
Swartwood. The ceremony was accord
inQ to the Jewish ritual.
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Valuable Pug DOG Dead.

Columns, O., Aug. ld.-"Champion
Kash," the celebrated pug dog, owned
by A. A. Pitts, died Monday. He was
fivc years old, and valued at 5000. He
had been exhibited at bench shows in
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, Balti-
more, St Paul, Richmond and other
places. and took twenty-one first
prixes.
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FINE JOB PRINTING
EXECUTED
nTl IELHIEsS lid DISplfCl
SALE BILLS,
ENVELOPES.
LETTER HRApS
BILL HEADS,
INVITATIONS.
ErC., Ero
CALL AND sxk Oh.
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS.

FnAsxrour. Aug s-ssxArE-Thcre was
not a quorum present and the senate adjourned
until tomorrow
HousE-Mr Pettitt introduced bill propos-
ing 70 limit the price Of water to consumers in
cities OF the second, third, fourth and NTH
classes 70 hfty cents per one thousand gallons.
another bill introduced by Mr.. Pettitt limits
the price Of gas 10 consumers in cities Of tho
same classes to nifty cents per thousand cubic
tect Chairman Adams, Of the COMMITTEES on
criminal laws, presented o substitute IA Mr..
iipbles bill making II felony TO draw dead.
~ weapon in . crowd or assembly. The penalty
Tor MS onensc Is from one TO I'VE years IN tho
penitentiary. The governor has about concluded
me consideration Of the corporation bill, ana
VIII probably signify his approval tomorrow or
Wednesday,. There now seems 10 be no obstacle
70 On adjournment on Friday or Saturday.
fRASKronr. Aug. fo.~-SEsArr.-An act ~
lating to the Consolidated Corporation, organ
lied under ernsral laws. for the purpose Of con-
structine, mAintaining and operating bridges
across the ono river. and declaring IN emer.
gcncy, was reported TO tho senate correctly en-.
rolled This oct relates to the building. etc, Of
NJ new bridge between Cincinnati and Coving'
ton Ths house bill nxing the pAy Of cirsuli
joA9ce ~ q, 20 per annum wss defeated n
1904 . not reeelvine ~ oonstitutional -
d. va yote IsselSoa 2 = - z 49,
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Prof McLaurhl,n Drowned.

Bosros, Aug. Iii. --George McLaugh-
lin, assistant professor in the Massa-
chusetts institute Of technology, was
drowned while swimming off Lynn
beach. He was 20 years old and ex-
treinely brilliant and popular. Ills
home was In Maiden.
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Amer slx Weska. Iilsn.ss

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. l6.--The Sus.
quehanna Iron Co. and the Columbia
Iron Co. started work Monday after six
weeks suspension. The puddlcrs ac-
cept reduction of from - TO $500 a
ton. About 900 men are employed at
the mills.
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swIToHMEN

BurrAIe, N. ". Ane. M-Thsrs = |
no further disouisipr the fact thai ~ |
.trike OF the Erie ana I,chIeh Vo11ot
.witchmeu Is a serious msttcr
Property belopsfnv 10 tke rnl1roo<
company has been DESTROYED by inerI
diary Ares; men enenwcd In re unn@
full performances OF their duties = ~
colnpany's service have beon eecom11o1
and sent TO the hospitals. 1he u,cvu 49,
Of trains has been seriously l41us
fered with and tho lives Of inuococ1
persons who.were In no way cco1noooo
with the strike snd had not sso1 49,
of II, have been ondaof6rsd ~ ~ -
railment Of passenger trn1n q cDo -
the roadk Such b N jp6|e1o ~ ~
to the hour IT writlne. 1l6re
more or M ~ tssllnt <6ens
tween the strilpGo "a Nh ~
txers And ~ mon Nv (1o 6oiu4
otElfo4e woek ~ = 41ul1cev
0o5o ~ eccn6~ ~
. po r. ~
- 4 ri 4 4 b. = .||1 o. ~ ~ AN
,-.- - ". u .< ~ 49,. .|. ||.z .. NJ. r. .{..sx
- \ & NJ 20 VI f. q .S@-.- 80 80
~. S-'.1 NJ b. 1 a IA ~. <...s - -.
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s r ~" ~ r--'.-...S - 49,.
,-h.rs ~. er.,rsr LA rct .rccsssfnl.
,.r -~~..-s - ~
y s'sy s's -. 1870 ~ 49,. 49, S;@s,,s. :.
-. - - e." VIZ "
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ne ".sel ssnx s. ~ Wy -.
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~. Ne s W, ~
s"H - $3.50 A.. .....I.
nSe oeen 'usnvu 49, ..v,I \, '',v $50
"s vas ms u.s0os ~ rs.... 80
UDunu .., ese' ~ $3.50
eIo 49, oo1eo ,. s.
wv 80 49, az, s
tnis ''me Ieiu"ssvor mo.u u.seoss'e 80
na'n.s !" W. Passa 1870. ue.
,or '.0 o"Hv'S Svs,,sH -
, n.n IN IN ''oA' " '''e =. anu
D,nsens 1890 r... ...
An en ys1us e.,s =. 'a
az. es 'S
use 80 49, s.e 10y 800 :.
reach .no a rs'"es Ion sno n"es'
hyoranr .ne .owese.' P'C
ven'eo Inc oestr c,aon " graz Ium-
per OF cars ano 'ne ioss .. Pernsps
nunoreos o. 'nvr s OF uon.. worth
OIL properly. Inc CATS eessroyeu were
In inc mast OF sress nu'noer " o'ner
cars
Inc hne"e" ""couP'o" ocf Va
cars ana removes tnem .,on osnEer'
oozen on to0. cars were tnro"n IRON
me Lchign track, sno |. s'.'llss nun oer
from the Erie " m'sP'sceu sw''cnc.
Inc nrst ,numation OF sny tnine
wrong was when the coal cars were SCI
loose ana aemolsnea the ws'cr TANK.
OapI ""rt<' Oh tne eic'en.n Prscinc'
put iorce OF = co-en omces IN .ne
inc yaru as soon a. '"e aiaFn' vas gwen
Inc omcers were unso'e 70 mo my
suspicious cnarscuA nat or'sny'
Is what haa hsppeneo up 70 cay.
nght sunday morning Dus sns'
was on'y inc oegiunlng tr,k,
eis, OF .nei, symps'ni.er, ~ puAieo
pms 'u,meu s"i0nes .nu u,sSu On
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L,st Honors 70 sailor 4 ssla.

( PHILADELrHIA, Aug. 10. The remains
Of Charles w. Riggin, the .boatswain's
mate Of the U. $. s. Baltimore, who
was killed in Valparaiso by Gillian
soldiers, were inferred at Woodland
cemetery. Fully 5000 men were in
the funeral procession.
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Aug. l2.--Michael Har-
kins. the dynamiter who was arrested
and imprisoned for trying TO kill Queen
Victoria on her jubilee day In 1887, died
here Friday. DR. Gallagher, who was
sith him ut the time, 70 still Nv prison
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---~---7--1------
A st. Louis NOVELTY,

ST.. LOUIS. August i5.-One Of the
most attractive features In the illumi
nation of the city during the fall festiv.
tiles will be large globe, which will
be erected at the intersection OF Broad
WY and Olive streets. This globe is
100 feet In cir umference and all the
continents and the large islands Of the
ocean will be painted on its surface.
The ocean, seas and lakes Of the world
will be designated by incandescent
lights. II will take for this purpose
5000 incandescent lamps Of twelve-can-
dle-power each. The effect of this
monster globe lighted up will be mag
nificcnt one.
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Puddlsre Happy.

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. Aug. 1a-The pud-
dlcrs OF Hooven's rolling mill have been
granted an increase of Twenty-Five cents
a ton over the rate now paid, making
their wages hereafter Is. rs q ton.
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NoRwALK. o.. Aug. is --Grasshoppers
In countless numbers are doing an inn
mcnse amount of damage in this county
Huron) ard adjoining counties to oats
and other growing crops. SO dcstruc-
tive have they been that whole fields OF
Data have been DESTROYED.
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Whole Trniu BurnInw,

BUFFALO. n. Y, Aug. l5.-At 2 o'clock
Monday moraing word was received
that u train OF forty-two cars on the
Erie road, filed with fine merchandise,
mile east OF William street, was burn
Ing lsi civ, with no protection.
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MARrISsviLLE, Ind, Aug. ls.--John
Nut,er, aged 70 years, died Friday. He
owned over 1900 acres of fine land adj
joining this city. lie lived IN this vicin-
ity sixty-fve years.
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o~sss,ou a. to wnrwick's sucess.or.

CATION, o., Aug. l6.-Congressman
Warwick death leaves the question of
his suooessor for the unexpired term
one a. Doubt Opinions here among
thesseSxs<nln both parties differ as TO
whether hA successor shall be elected
from the 6ixteenth or the new Eight
zenith district The old Is strongly dem
ocratic and the new almost as strongly
republican,. A decision of the question
is looked for with much interest, as it
determines The politics of the new mem
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PAuLprSo. o., Aug. f3.--Paulding is
suffering from kind Of summer COM
plnint which scen>s "a have become al
most epidemic, and especially among
the children in the numbering comman-
ity, known ~ Section Eight About
twenty children have died. not child
over two years old being left in Pauld-
ing. II has been especially severe, and
has carried off about thirty people. H.
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M,n,r, c,n.urs ana c,1v,c,.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug, l0.-A tele.
gram from Victoria. received Monday,
states that the miners captured the us
convicts at Innan AT $ o'clock, aud
brought them to Victoria for shipment
to Nashville. No property was in
jured.
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LouIsvlLLr, KY, Aug. ia-Charles
Bollinger. Of the Turf exchange Mon
day selcgraphed the Covington pool
rooms $3.50 to be placed on Corbett at
odds ofaiol,which they pc sted Monday.
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|Ix KILLED.
esoits Of Carelessness In
Opening q Switch.
orkmsn Dashed Into q BIr
pty Railroad Cars and SIX
1ge"nd To Dcath-Fcur-
nJnred-Two VIII Die.

p, o., Aug. le.-The Toledo,
3 Valley and Ohio railway,
p the Pennsylvania system
Fse OF construction, experi-
r. horrible mishap Monday
4 niles north of here, at q
~ as Richeson's gravel pit
! beings were crushed TO
fifteen others horribly in
killed IL as follows: Frank
Allan. aged ~ years, head
Ham Rafferty,. aged so,
John Barry, Of Newburg,
Head crushed; Joseph By
lingtou, VI, aged rs, throat
~ crushed; John HAlliger|
- q ~
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CRIME AT LOUISVILLE.
Head Crushed and Other Msvks On
Young Woran's Corpse,
raken Prom the Ohio River Oppesise
That City--rhs womap rrobablS Msx-.
dsrcd asd the BODY Hurled lnes !
the Rapids % the IaIIs.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. Ia Masks Of
n double crime have been found on the
body Of the woman washed ashore ~
Willow Point, Ind. opposite this city,
and identified ~ the rcmalns of Mary
L~nEcl, former chambernnid Of Eek
crt's hotel. this city. The original the
ory was suicide. After the poli6p end
detective departments of The two eitjes
had dropped the case reporter 1ound
the woman had been outraged an muir
dercd by two men.
: Four boys, Walter Farrell, Iam4 Nor.
slsou. ChaA Heltratch sni Wilbur
Smith, Jaw two hen drag yoman
through Hyde Park. . suburs u 1eler-
sonviile, late Saturday aieik d>paes
her near the river banl, hat ~ nnd
then drag her 70 the ~ b>AeU'>As
~ 49, serssSEse q S.5cs wses (
raInsd down on her head. Ono Of the
men wore . DARK. stubby heard, .
derby hat black coat and vet and a
light pair Of trouscra The boys
were 10 frightened that they were
afraid 20 talk until last night when
one Of them recognized s-picturc OF the
dead woman In daily paper as being
that OF the woman they had seen In the
hands OF the two men, A trip 70 the
river shows evidence Of q desperate
struggle, and the womsn's fan was
found there. The men probably killed
the woman and then hurled the body
into the rapids Of the falls. The head
was crushed In. and this Is thought 10
have been caused by the body striking
the ruciss fs -
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he could not suggest some way to olsen
tangle the existing complications
They brought with them the Pinkerton
roll book found on the barge and contain
ing the names of all the Pinkertons sent
to Homestead with the contracts, They
said they would lay the situation before
the governor and hoped he would give
them some assurance of q speedy settle
ment of the troubles.
THE CIVIL LAW MUST BE oBEYED.
1t was midnight when the conference
between Governor Pattison and the Home
stead committee ended. As the latter came
out of the governors room they expressed
satisfaction with their interview and then
hurried away to catch the train for Pitts
burg having but few minutes to do so.
Representative Cox said he had made a
complete statement of the matter to Gov
ernor Pattison, had talked the matter over
at length and represented the real status of
affairs. The sentiment at Homestead was
that there should be no troops sent there.
While the committee made no formal
protest against troops, it had made n re-
quest to that effect
The governor told them that the laws
must be enforced, and that the civil au-
thorties must be upheld in their efforts to
preserve order, even ii the troops, both state
and Federal had to be called out.
| But il would be done under the forms
of the law and in subordination to the
civil authority. Property would be pro-
tected and the rights Of all parties in the
existing struggle would he strictly main
| tanned without regard to the merits or de-
merits of the business differences between
| them
At this point Hugh o. Donnell made a
| statement regarding the differences be
tween the company and the workmen.