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Evening journal., 1892-08-18
REED STARTS THE BALL.
The Congressman Opens the Republican
Campaign in Maine.


PORTLAND, Aug 1s.-The Republicans
Of western Maine opened the fall cam
paign with "A big meeting at city hall, which
was packed ON the floor and in the gallery,
many people not being able TO obtain seats.
Hon. Charles +. Libby presided and made
the opening address, outlining the issues Of
the coming campaign.
Hon. Thomas b. Reed was then intro
duced and received an ovation as he came
forward. In substance he said:
The Democracy is never on the defensive.
They have never done anything in this genera
ton 70 defend No Democratic orator wearies
his audience by catalogue Of achievements Of
his party just before the election in 1884 the
Democrats were making a great complaint
that We boarded S1U0O,0OO instead of giving it
90 the people for purposes Of circulation, and
when Mr. Cleveland was elected his admins
tration not only kept that S7,0O00OO but boarded
81 $4,000, and then let the national banks have
the whole Of it without interest. There are
two points which the Democratic party most
especially claim-economy in public expendi-
lures and reform in tariff.
The very first thing they did in the house.
with li1 majority was 70 pass a resolution
that they were going to be good. At the first
session of the Fifty-frst congress we Repub-
leans appropriated S463,OO0000. How much do
you suppose, under the guidance Of Mr.. Hol-
man. the Democratic house has consented to
appropriated Wen, when we got through and
summed it up it was $50, 100000 more than
Sl0,OO0OO0 worse than the worst wickedness up
to date
Here is a Democratic house capable of pass.
ing any appropriation bill they wanted to, but
they have only captured Massachusetts, manu-
facturers with free wool and attempted TO take
of the duty on cotton packing and machinery e
retain the southern planter. While protection
rs one Of the great forces Of the world It is moi
the only force now. ] fancy that tho uniform
ity Of prices since the Mckinley bill passed il
! due to the greediness Of importers who over
stock tho market, but at the same time the
manufacturer knows that goods cannot DO i'm
ported on such large profits hereafter.
The last speaker Of the evening was Hon
r. f. Frasier, Of Detroit, who gave a stir
ring address.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18
shoTs FIngp AT HoMEsTeAp.


They Came from Freight Train and Ter
rorixrd the NonuniOn Men.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Aug. lS.-There was
great excitement both inside and outside of
the Carnegie mills last night The nom
union workmen became almost uncontrolla-
Die in their terror. About s;15 o'clock a
long freight train passed through the mill
yard and onto the railroad bridge spanning
the Monongahela river. just as the train
emerged from the millyard several shots in
rapid succession We're fired from various
parts Of the rapidly moving train into the
ranks Of the militia, who were doing guard
duty along The liv0- rOnt.
The con. "a; alta, tad were civ en- orders
to retr havc3 ire, WI 'ch the cid. The
bar. IN Tsfop he othel side o. tie river
TO 20 to - on the trpir, and over 100
heard of after the unknown shoot
lrded il was be- on the fast disappearing
train. lJ2or.sve yet known that any person
was injured.
Three men We're found on the railroad
bridge aud We're placed under arrest They
disclaimed all knowledge of the affair and
were released The first shot fired appeared
to come from the engine cab window.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

wire with 2;O71l hung out on the stand the
big crowd Of enthusiasts present let loose as
If ledlum had escaped, and Doble and the
conqucror Of time We're lifted from their
feet Man aud mare We're practically car
ricd to the paddock, and the races that fol-
lowed were seen only as passing memory.
An Ideal Trot.
70 WIS half past 0 o'clock when Doble
brought Nancy out to score. Alongside was
Funk Starr driving thoroughbred to act
as pacemaker She was sent a slow mile to
warm up, and after her mouth was sponged
was ready for the struggle. The mare sped
toward the wire like machine and Doble,
hrving nodded to the timers, was given the
word aud the famous milo try was on. The
fan Of the whip just tickled her sides as he
raced toward the first turn, and she passed
the clubhouse SO rapidly that veterans OF
the turf declared she was going too fast to
hold ont at that pace TO the end.
The quarter was reached in ;3liS but
the mare WAS going as steadily as she had
begun, and Doble sat like statue. When
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

she flashed past tho half mile post in 1;03H
there was a great murmur Of surprise. just
then Starr moved the runner TO Doble's
wheel. He had been trailing up to that
point. The thoroughbred, however, APP
pearcd TO be an unnecessary companion, for
the mare never faltered nor lost courage.
When the three quarter flag went down the
time recorded was :3Gil, and then for the
first time Doble began TO urge the mare.
Into the stretch she Numbered, Starr now
sending the runner level with Nancy and
as she camo toward the finish the more en-
thusustic Of the spectators began to cheer
The Enort of Her Career.
On swept the mare and faster and faster
Starr urged the runner, At the final eighth
pole Dobles hands We're raised, and he
leaned over his beloved charge and with
voice and rein he coaxed her to the effort of
her career. and thus forced her 20 the very
limit of speed and endurance. The applause
had died away, and amid most impressive
silence Doble lifted Nancy Hanks under the
wire, and so won the distinction Of world
beator and placed the mare as ruler Of the
trotting kingdom.
Nancy showed little fatigue and was
breathing cnsy before her stall was reached
Doble declared she could have gone faster,
but that she WAS somewhat retarded by the
strong breeze down the back stretch She
was driven to one Of the new pneumatic
tired sulkics
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

Nneu they arrived the attempt haa neen
.iven up and nothing was done The place
vas deserted. 80 the soldiers wcnt back
,gain 70 East Buffalo.
At the inner Lshigh frsishthouse there are
over 400 freight cars stalled Unless some
of the cars can be moved soon 10 looks AZ
though the lumber yards would be tied up
The companies are not idle Of head or
hand, as is evidenced by device that win
be put Ia operation for the protection OF
men making up trains. Flat or 'gondola"
cars are being prepared with fixed benches
cunning lengthwise OF the cars. These
ooEches are TO be- occupied by sharpshooters
Nen armed, aud one each OF these cars Is TO
be- hooked TO the cowcatcher or buffer Of
.ach switching engine Thus the crews
win be constantly under ready guard.
A strong guard now keeps Queen street
closed from the Lackawanna trestle north.
The ioafers who used TO congregate on the
trcetle over the heads Of the soldiers have
been driven of, and IL Is now occupied by
lhc signnl corps OF the scventy-fourth, who
ere occupied in transmitting orders from
headquarters from the high point Of van
tage.
Say the Strike Is Lost.
ne tlilANlNt WIFI lNHlI hIOllNrlilhn ANu
rlubs, have found themselves no match for
,he militia with their improved rifles and
bayoncts. In every collision the former
have been worsted
Instead OF fighting the TROOPS openly the
men have confined themselves during the
day 20 obstructing the passage Of trains
III * they have succeeded in doing tempo
rnrly In several instances but In each case
the mischief makers were finally driven
away, and freight trinic, though much de-
layed, has proceeded
The day aud night have been almost free
from attempts TO blockade passenger trains.
Travellers have expefieheeds little difficulty
in getting in and out Of the city.
The railroad officials declare that the back.
bone OF the strike has been broken, because
Of the large number Of new switchmen that
have reached here from Boston and phila.
delphia. They viii try 20 put eighty OF
them at work on the Central and Reading
systems. The strikers threaten TO use the
...cn very roughly If they catch them trying
10 take ont any trains.
soldier Killed.
The first soldier TO be sacrificed during
the strike has been killed. Frederick w
Elsaesser, quartermaster sergeant Of tn,
Sixty-iifth regiment, was shot by fellow
soldier, Luther Holmes. l1saesser wa
standing nc the door of shanty near The
tracks and Holmes was inside Positive
orders had been issued not to load an,
rifles. A stack Of guns was standing in
corner aud Holmes picked up one an,
snapped the trigger. The gun was loade,
and the bullet struck Elsaesser between
the eyes, passed through his head an,
buried itself In the wall beyond. Elsaesse
was brought to this city, where he died.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18
MILLIONAIRE sosTwIoK DEAD.
He Bursted a Blood Vessel while Watch
ing His Stable Burn Down.

lie Iufeteu n BiOoO Neesel Mhlle MdAch-
ing His Stable Burn Down.
MAMARoNEcK, N. Y, Aug. 49, - The
stables Of Jabez A. Bostwick the Standard
Oil millionaire, and of Mr.. Constable, which
adjoin each other at Onenta point, near
here, were burned to the ground and re-
suited in the death of Mr.. Bostwick and the
loss of the lives Of his footman and the
coachman Of Mr. Constable.
Mr. Bostwick had been il for some time,
and when the alarm was sounded he huI
ried from his room to the veranda, laboring
under much excitement. He had been
there but a few minutes when the sight Of
his property in a blaze unnerved him. Sud-
denly, without speaking, he fell backward
and became unconscious. He died before
medical aid could reach him.
When the physicians arrived they agreed
death had been caused by the rupturing Of
blood vessel.
The blackened and charred bodies Of the
coachman and footman were discovered in
the ruins Of the barns few hours after Mr..
Bostwick's death. They were intoxicated,
it is said, and accidentally caused the fire
which produced three deaths. Eight valua-
Bile carriage horses were burned to death
and a number Of carriages and property,
valued at so, 900, were also destroyed.
Mr.. Bostwick's wealth is estimated at
| S3O,OOOOOO. He leaves three children, one
the wife OF Francis Lee Morrell, Of the
Stock exchange, and one the wife Of Cap
tain Alfred Carstairs, Of the Royal Irish
rifles. His third child is a son about if
teen years Of age.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18
'NlNCY Hanks is QUEEN.
srnol and Maud S Eclipsed BIZ
the Peerless Mare.
sHB BREAKS THE TRoTTIEG RECORD

Twelve Thousand Persons Saw Budd Dobie
Drive His Pet the Vile In e;07 Ia with
outa skip or iireais-Then Bediam Broke
Loose In an Ovation to Man and Mare.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Nancy Hanks trotted
a mile at Washington park yesterday In
2:01A. The great mare was sent TO beat
her own record Of 300, and not only upset
that mark decisively, but broke all existing
records Of the trotting turf. The 2.0sA Of
Maud s dwindles into obscurity, and the
worlds notch Of 2:osh, held until now by
Robert BonneSs sunol, pales by full sec
ond before the clip set by the peerless
Nancy Hanks, now supreme queen Of trot-
tcrs. Twelve thousand persons saw the I'M
equaled feat performed at Washington
park
The majority rather expected that a sue
cessful shy would be taken ut goo, because
Evening journal., 1892-08-18
RAILROADS.

DENNsYLvANfA RAILROAD STAND
IL ARD Railway of Amerlca-Protected
throughout by the lnterlockihs Switch and
PHIIADEfsiLPHiS. WILMINGTON and BAL
TlMORE RAILROAD. 800 a. m.,May p, 1892.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
philadelphia. express, 155, ? 90, 4 ~. 30l q,
gl, -. % A. 1905, 10 10, II 70, II 20. II 81
= an M slS " ~ 3o5, 5Oi, 5l0. D II, . os'oVo'
Accommodation, 81 81. 2 O5. 8 o.. 10 A., am,
IL IS go, 3 40, %, h@, 04o, 20, l0ppm.,
sW, ~, l0o5, IL 20 IL 81, m, 8 o., 8 %, 7W,
AccomPm ~di 90. 55.7 on. SOS. 10 a. 11sa
New York, So. 2 %, 4 20, d 30 8 ~, %, 10 05,
II 81 m, sl2 70, 1873, 80, 3 05, as o 10, B Il,
%, O0, &c q, o6, z Is, 9 l2. 10 30p pm.
Boston, without change, 10 10 a m, 56pm.
n west Chester, via Lamollin, 30, 8 06 IN,
20, a p m.
Newark Center and intermediate stations,
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, 10 10
r., " co, 2 A, q. 9 ~ m. Y % night.
Baltimore and Washington, 4 AZ. o., oil,
10 10, II % m, l206, 81 %, Os, %, 23t6 %.
s6, 40, 20 p m, II 40 night
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle. 8 10, II % m, 2 80, 80, 40, 0 IS,
%, 2 80 m, II o. night.
l.ewes. 3 ID IN, 81 p m.
For Rehoboth. s.15 m.
Harrington, Delmar and way stations, 10
m. Harrington and way stations, 250pm.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar,
ii Is a IN, 81 2 N. u OF night.
Express for Wyoming and smyrna, 50 p m.
Express for Cape Charles Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, II Is a m. y on night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street for VIII
n M express, X 90 ~ q 81, 2 10, ~ ~,
/ IN, IL % night.
% ~ 400, SO, p. IS 10 O3, 10 40 II IS m.
Sunday Trains-leave Wilmington for.
Philadelphia. express, IS, 2 5i, 4 ~, ~, 300,
II 81 m, 80. 3 05, o. 10, 90, 8 Q6, O6, 70,
] 9l2 D m. Accommodation, 10, O5 IA m. ~ 10,
Evening journal., 1892-08-18
NAr1oNAL LEAaur eAMEs.

TANGIER Aug. lS.-The French minister
was insulted by Moors while he rode with
his secretary on the beach on Monday. The
leader Of party Of Moors took on his slip
per, struck the secretary twice across the
chest with it and drawing his knife called
upon his companions to attack the French
men. They also drew knives, but by the
interference Of several members Of the
Spanish legation they were prevented from
using them. Tuesday the French minister
was insulted again while out riding
Evening journal., 1892-08-18
A RECEPTION TO HARRISON.
IL WIN Precede the Worlds Fair Dedi-
cntory Exercises in Chicago.

~ WIN Precede the Worlds Fair Dedi-
cntory Exercises in chicago.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1S-Presdent Harrison
win be IN Chicago three days instead Of two,
as at first contemplated during the Worlds
fair dedlcatory exercises Tuesday the COM
mittee on arrangements sent the president
a dispatch formally Inviting him TO be pres
eut, and suggesting mat he reach Chicago
If he possible could on Oct. 10, as a recep-
ton IN his honor on that evening, preceding
the two uays fpr dedicatory exercises, was
being arraugedfor.
The piesld,nt today sent a telegraphic
reply from Loon Lake to Genefal Miles
thanking thtf D. A5t'.s or Ga proposition
as to the rec, LAWN make every
effort to be in Nlics n the evening Of
Oct l0,n was tn, con 4w')a of the presi-
dents dispatch. Arr p.ei'ents for the re.
CT ption are therefore .siLg made. 1t is ex-
pucted that the reception will be at the
Auditorium.
Ex.Presdents Cleveland and Hayes have
been invited aud it is expected both win
be present, as will also the governors of the
states and territories and of foreign govern
ments and distinguished army and naval
officers, as well MS senators and congressman.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

Walter II. Hayes, the genial young
lawyer, was one of the members Of the
Tom Hawkins Fishing club who went to
the fishing grounds at Five Fathom Bank
on the Oceanic yesterday. Only eight
swapping mackerel were caught and Of
this number Mr. Hayes hooked four. He
had thirty bass but they were stolen
from him before he reached home.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

COLUMBUS, o.. Aug ls.-Louis Vanden
burg surrendered himself 10 the warden Of
the penitentiary Nandenburg was SEN
fenced to five years for diamond robbery
in Dayton q year ago. He escaped from
jail last December, and now declares it was
with the connivance Of Chief Freeman, Of
the Dayton police, who, Vandenburg says,
received portion of the stolen Jewels.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

Lake trad is feeling the strike severely.
The steame 3 New York and Rochester OF
the Erie lin, will be laid up. The Erie ele-
vator IS full Of grain, and some Of the allied
elevators are nearly so. Dock warehouses
are nearly full, with no prospect OF relief
from any source. Canal men sympathize
with the strikers and refuse TO take grain
at any figure offered by shippers Grain is
coming IN from Toledo and Chicago at a
rate never before known in August. Twen-
ty-fve cargoes arrived yesterday and six
Teen today, aggregating l,25O,000 bushels
Western -four agencies are greatly dis
tressed for room aud are ordering ship
ments back The lumber trade is also about
stopped.
At the Erie elevator six boats had to be
refused An attempt was made to run
down string Of empty cars, bnt the strik.
ers uterfered. Two companies OF soldiers
were ordered over from William street.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

The Rockford club, which claims 10 be
the champion of Delaware. viii again
cross bats with the strong Parker club OF
Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon. at
the Schuetzen This Is the second game
the clubs viii play. and a good one Is
expected Hinkle and Largston will lie
in the points for the home team.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18
TAs BORDEN TRAGEDY
~.'e reelina That Lizzie Is Guilty Grow
ing stronger IA Police Circles.

$40 4eclluE THAT Lizzie Is Guilty Grow
ing stronger la Police Circles.
HALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. 1s.-Marshal
Hlliird, Medical Examiner Dolan and other
officials connected with the Borden murder
ca-e We're formally summoned TO appear in
the district court on Monday and bring
with thcm every particle Of stuff taken by
them from the Borden household after the
murders were discovered. These sum-
monses mean that Attorney Jennings means
70 hght for Miss Bordon's liberty at every
stnge Of the lcgld proceedings.
IL has been learned from reliable author
ity that the state win attempt 10 prove that
Miss Lizzie's motive In committing the
crime, II she Is guilty, was 20 gain the os-
tate; that the family had recently been in
discussion relative TO the making OF q viii,
and that Mr. Borden had already taken
preliminary steps in that direction by hay
ing commenced to take an inventory Of his
property.
At this family consultation he informed
his daughters that it was his intention 10
draw will in favor Of his viii, cause she
had been TO him faithf'i md devoted
companion and to them a nv al loving
mother, and that in view OF iSb.s -iacts he
felt that she deserved more hands
than widows dover. 1,roo,s n.
To this declaration OF NJ r. tbov the
state win attempt to prov. tere tho, Oh
tiers We're opposed, and that * ,yos 90 re
estringcmenr which is known S,,,,hsJ
listed among the members OF the hoiN 49, y
II is thought that this important pick 20,
testimony can be supplied by John " Mon
and Emma Borden.
Inspector Hathaway, Of the New Bed
ford police, has bean 80 work on this part OF
the testimony FOR several days. He has
found ont much to strengthen the govern
iftnt case, and tie feeliiig in police circles
is stronger than ever that Lizzie is guilty.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

Budd Doble had
given il out plain
ly since Monday
that the daughter
Of Happy Medium
and Nancy Lee,
named after the
mother of Abra-
ham Lincoln, was
in fine form and In
ndition 10 do
wonders. So fast
did she trot, how
ever, and so en-
thraliing was her
pace and perfect
her motion that rs
she sped under the
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

BIRauNGHAaI, Conn, Aug. 1S.-Al Daggett
has received the contract for printing the
new folding postalecard. The card is de-
signed TO be used by one party, folded and
returned by the receiving party, making
one card do the work Of two. The cards
are sold Cor one and two cents, the latter
being for foreign use. The first order is for
10 lQn Ono
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

NEW YoRK, Aug. ls.--It is reported here
that Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi, COM
mandant Of the North Atlantic squadron,
is about TO be detailed TO other duty, and
Commodore Walker, of the Squadron OF
Evolution, is to be commandant Of the
North Atlantic squadron.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Hallett Alsop Bor-
rowe whose name was recently much be-
fore the public in an unpleasant manner,
returned from England yesterday on the
steamship Majestic
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

LONDON, Aug. lS.-Countess Marie, the
daughter Of Prince Hatzfeldt, the German
ambassador in England, was married in the
Catholic chanel OF St. Peter TO Prince Fred
ericll Hohenlohe Ochringen.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

PITTsBURG, Aug 1S-A may who is sup.
posed to be Russian anarchist was arrest
cd 10y Detective Coulson. He wore a false
beard and had revolver and dirk knife.
His disguise was discovered while he was at
breakfast in the Merchants hotel, Water
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

VIENNA, Aug. ls.-Customs officials in
salonica found twelve pounds Of dynamite
in box belonging to a Russian traveller
The Russian was trying 70 send the box to
Nish. il is believed that an attempt upon
the snlinns lie Wns contomnlnted.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

LOON LAKE, N. Y, Aug 1s.-The presi-
dent took drive with Mrs. Harrison. Mr.
Hendricks, collector Of the port Of New
York, is still here and had several private
conversations with the president.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

SANTA RcsA Cal, Aug. .ls.-Charles NJ
Crews, Wig AeC his uncle, NJ. II. Byrn,
July 3, H. ~ n'ed in tennessee for shooting
man n. "a Clark. Byn told about the
Tennessee fouble and Crews killed him.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

RATcHEz, Aug. ls.-Tho greatest distress
prevails IN Ward o of Concordia parish,
Louisiana. Whole families are starving
and aid is needed. Natchez merchants are
preparing TO hurry forward relief
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

ST LOUIS, Aug. is.-The Tudor Iron
works, Of East st. Louis, which distribute
$4,000 in wages monthly, has signed the
Pittsburg scale after an idleness Of two
months
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s.-The war depart
ment has transferred to the engineer de-
partment the island OF Yerba Buena, in San
Francisco harbor, for use as a torpedo sta
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

AsBURy, PARK, n. j., Aug ls.-Tho an
nual field day Of the Junior Order Of
American Mechanics, Of New Jersey, was
participated in by over $1,000 people.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

SYDNEY, Aug. 1s.-The four masted ship
Ashbank. from the Cape Of Good Hope, is
supposed to have gone down with all on
board She is six weeks overdue and car
ried a crew Of tlhrty-two men.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

BALTIMORE &
ID OHIO r. ALL
ROAD schedule in
effect May p, 1872.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
last BOund-New 4
York, week d ay s.
% rs, ~ 49, Al. 40 35
a m, +l2 "a, p 50, IS 80,
= 80 p m. Sundays,
% CS, 1853, 40 80, a
m, zip "A. II 10, IS IS,
~ 80 ID IN.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

Henry Anderson colored, is in the city
hall. awaiting bail for bastardy. The
woman in the case is Martha Stewart, Of
Bellevue The bail was fixed at 5000 by
Magistrate Sasse
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

The Brownson Library club suffered its
second defeat of the season yesterday
afternoon. and the Pastimes. of Balti-
more were the victors. The visitors
won the game in the first inning by the
help Of Brownson's errors. The score.
Brownsol ...........2 o 90 0 0-3
fas ims..............4 o o o o x-4
HITS Brownson. 2: Past re. z. Errors-
and Thompson Mccain and Bartlett.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

CoNsrANrINoPLE, Aug. ls.-Dispatches
from Teheran state that in the last three
days the cholera death rate has increased
to 500 daily. People are dying in the
etraetq
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

ELwooD, Ind, Aug. ls.-Mrs. James
staum, an ardent Christian Scientist, re-
fused TO call in medical aid to her sick child
and il died.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

BosroN, Aug. l3-The Isles Of Shoals have
been bought bya syndicate Of seven men,
among whom are several hotel men-one
from the west
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

CAMDEN, n. j., Aug. ls.-James Kane
was committed to prison charged with the
betrayal of fiftcea-year-old Clara Fish, who
died in childbirth.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

The Wilmington Prohibition League
will hold a meeting this evening in the
Young Mems Christian association hall,
1907 Market street. There will be
an address by Rev. William L. White
and select music
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

MACON, Ga, Aug. 1S.-CongressmanJ James
II. Blount having declined denomination,
the Sixth district Democratic convention
nominated Thomas b. Cabins as his sue
cna.nl.
Evening journal., 1892-08-18

SHANGHAI, Aug. ia rebellion hes
broken out in the province Of Sze-Chuen.
1t has been started and nourished by secret
societies
Evening journal., 1892-08-18
nInrse Nnmlnnted Ion Governor.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 1S.-Allan B.
Morse was nominated for governor by accla-
nation by the Democratic state convention.