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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
DELIUIRE CITY,


sIFeclnI COfreAlondentn Ialetto and journal
DELAWARE CITY, Aug. 25.-Fhe canning
factory, operated by StanSbury " Son OF
Baltimore commenced work yesterday on
4 few baskets Of tomatoes. The long con
tinued dry weather is having the effect Of
delaying The ripening OF the crop, and also
Of shortening the yield. Mr. Stansburv
has his buyers located in Philadelphia,
and will, each day, receive large consign-
mcnts by the steamer Reybold and Fries.
son boats. He has no acres of tomatoes
contracted for with the farmers OF this
vicinity.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
NEII'IRE.


Special Correspondence Gazette and journal.
NEWARK, Aug. 26.--'Ihe midsummer
number Of the COLLEGE Rriew has appeared
from the press of the Loigcr, and in
attractivcncss SURPRISES former numbers.
a party of young ladies and gentlemen
left here Wednesday morning for the pIr-
pose of taking the steamer Republic for
Cape May, but unfortunately for them the
train was delayed and they were in time TO
see the boat 20 without them They
determined to make day Of it, SO took
an afternoon boat for Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

1t is announced that Mrs. John A.
Logan will undertake to raise 81 900 OOD
from the women of this country as an en-
dowment for the American University. the
Methodist educational institution to be
located in Washington The endowment
is TO be for the benefit of women students.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

hssotihteuftds8 Disphgtl ny Nn"' ihs WirNA
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ai.-ilour stow aud
wnnE; Pennsylvania aGpcrs Sa.a5a2j3: rriI-yi-
vaniH extrH, Sa.dJa.,i6; Pennsylvania, No. =,
family, S2.s5l3 %: Pennsylvania roller, sS,h5h
i.l5; Pennsylvania patents, 81 I5nd.aO.
Wheat, dnll and lowcr; No. . red, 7GaiGtsc.;
No. Pennsylvania rod, S0.aSic,
com, scarce aud firm No. =, 60Ha6l1sc. for
local trade.
Dat ,liint and steady; No. white, old, as;
No, = mixed, old 3lr.
Bran, stsady but quiet: winter, :l6.aOal1.5O:
spring, Sl5.50aiG.
Bnlcd hay, stendy and In gooi hcmnnd:
timothy i!sitli So mixed, SllalA5O: balri rye
straw, +l0jO
Butlrr, dun and unchanged. Pennsylvania
rreamery,eXtra. !ir,; 10. print extra. Wholesale,
10: IObhing, !Sa2lr.
Eggs, scarce and wanted; Pennsylvania firsts,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

Associated rross Dispatch pY susalal wires.
RlcHMoNp, Va, Aug. 3l.-A special
from Blue Ridge Springs this morning SAYS
that Governor Mckinney has wired the
attorney for ralt Hall AZ follows: AFTER
4 careful examination OF the papers in the
case. decline to pardon or commute the
Suntece of the court
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

The Rev. 7. f. Wadron, whose ordina.
ton TO the priesthood took place in ST.
Peters 'ro.Cathedral during the early part
of July and who since then has been sery-
ing as assistant priest ut st. Peters has
been appointed by Bishop Curtis pastor Of
the Catholic church at 'Easton, Nd. to
succeed the Rev. George l.. ont, who has
been transferred to Chcstertown. Father
Waldron will so to his new charge next
Saturday, During his brief stay here he
has been very popular and his departure
will be regretted by many acquaintance.
Sister Deonisia was caught in An eleva-
tor Tuesday and fatally injured, at st.
Joseph.s Hospital, Lancaster.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

There will he a meeting of the Demo.
Gratis OF Christiana hundred ut the house
OF Thomas Toy, Friday evening, Septem-
Der ID, at s O'clock, for the purpose of
naming hundred ticket, to be voted for
Saturday, September 10th, 1892.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
Campbell Remains TENNIS champion.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
NEWPORT, Il. l., Aug 3l.-Campbcll, THE
national tennis champion, retains the title
for another year. having to-day beaten
lioyey. winner of the all.comers tournu
ment, ~, SO, 6-3, -.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

AssorIatedrress Dispatch uv sneciHl wirGa.
BNTIHoRr, Aug. 3l.-Flour, steady, IN
changed,
September, i6a7Gs. C.; October, 7ssa77I,c.; he
ceiuOtg,Nla SIlac.; steamer NJ. red, 40 4s7lc.;
soltnnrn wheat, stsGdy; fLita, I24,.ic.; Long
berry, Tjns0c,
Corn, dcmoralized; mixai spot. sI4a-Gr.
bid: august, hdc. asked; september, - -.
Hssrd.: october, 55'. asked: year, DC. bid:
southern corn white, steady, b'a5sc'; yellow,
Oats, iiincr 70. ?rhte western. 4laiac.. 40.
No iniEe,i, DO, 9sn]9r
Rye, Gim; No :, &c.
Hay, eEHisf, Ro,d - choice timothy, si45oal5.
Gain .gH.ghiA, cgtet, unchanged; cotton,
nocturnal: tnisiAns, S&c.
fruF-!arN, unchanged.
BuEtcE ataAhs auG ErIG; creamery fancy, 25a
60. DO fAir n choice ,9!a2+c,; dc. imitation. g,l
~, lAdts :gucy, SAFE: g001 TO choice Galic.,
store phched is6lfr
Eggs. steady: isRlAc.
COtiee, steady: Rio cargoes fair, IKE; No. :,
l1'.
sugar, sisady; eranulated, s4.Qii copper re-
fined, steady, !nAc.
Whisky, unchanged.
Quotations.
A. o'clock shlcs OF thS New YORK stnck
market to-day, received over the private wire
ofElliott, Johnson S CO.. stDtk brokers', No. hl4
MarketstrUet, were ~ follows Atchu.. Topeka
Is 5. Fe., ISL: Canada southern, ~. Central
New Jersey, 1873. Ches ~ Ohio vC ttnr fis., ga;
lhlc i NOrth-Westerii, 100 the, Buriinyt IL
\ quincy, ions chic. Nil. Sti'Hnl. ssa: t'tir,.
NIL s. St Paul pref, i26v Chic. Rock Island
Il Pacific. sls: chic. ~. A.. NJ = Omaha, 81 ";
Cleveland, c. G. y ~ L.. ttT: Del " Hudson
Chnnl. 1876 Del, Lack < Western, l5G[ Drt-
yet. n Rio Graude, n; Denver y Rio Iirnuds
pref, NV; +. Tenn, Va, a t'h., common, ~;
Tenn, Va n Ga., 2d rtei',!u!E; Illinois Central,
qg Lake shore K Mich, So, l3lV; Louisville
" Nashville, 6s's: Manhattan COnsO 1881:
Michigan Central, lO7 Mubio n ONO, 3aI;
Missouri ractic,;, dua; Me1'gau, Central, l51a;
lana nIT.,N y rcntrnl 4 uu,isnn 10. n Y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
UREL.


Special correspondence OF uazette and journal
LAUREL, Aug 25.-Iesterlay marning,
while young son OF Thomas - cCice was
leading COW, the animal became
atlrlEhted and ran away throwing Young
Metiee down. TO the end of the rome by
which lie was leading the COW was at
taGhed an iron hook, which caught in
1lciGe's leg just below the knee and tore a
frlghtiul cash clear down to the instep of
ms loot. Or. Fowler was summoned and
sewed up the wound, which was very pain
FIJI, but Is not considered dangerous, and
the boy now seems to be doing we'll.
LAUREL, Aug, 3l,.-rhe Warrington
Brothers, who have been merchandising
at Laurel have closed their store and will
remove with their families to Crislield Md.
Manson Waller and Major |, j. Wootten
have Just returned from fishing cxcur-
SION down IN Virginia, and report the
sport very fine.
Tile numerous fires in this vicinity have
q. last awakened the people to sense of
their unprotected condition and call for
meeting OF citizens to consider the sub
1ect oi Interpretation gives evidence that
more than mere talk will result Some
favor bonding the town for $4,000 and
establishing water works and an electric
hight plant. At any rate, public interest
III both these enterprises is now at fever
heat and II some enterprsing electric
company will step in aud fan the flame,
the establishment can be easily accom-
plished.
Harvey Il. Rodney and Sam McAlister
are enjoying u vacation at Atlantic City.
The Laurel school board has secured the
services of Charles Jones of Georgetown MS
principal and the schools will be Opencd
Monday, September 9TH.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

The Chicago brewers have formed com
bination to maintain prices,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

Special Correspondenre ~ tiitzctte and journal
MILFORD, Aug. 25.-Ihc race course of
the Milford Driving Association, aboutone
mile north Of town, was the scene of some
pretty racing yesterday afternoon Fully
500 persons were present. The events were
US follows:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

HOOPS PILLS are the best after-dinner
Pills. assist digestion. cure headache. Try box.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

New CASTLE, Aug. 3l.-The board of
education met in monthly session last
night. The business of the meeting was
confined to the making of a few prepara-
tinns for the opening of the public schools
next Monday. The grade of schools Nos.
u and I was ordered raised and the teachers
in the above schools were instructed to
have the full sessions in the future.
Heretofore, owing to the oyercrowded con
dition of the schools, il became necessary
to allow only one-half the pupils enrolled
in the school at one time. Therefore, the
lessons of one portion of the scholars were
heard in the morning and those of the
balaAce in the afternoon.
Mr.. Cooper offered resolution, which
was adopted, that the school hours lac,
commencing September 9TH, 8 to L. a. M,
and from to 40 p. m, the primary room
having permission to close half hour
earlier. The salaries of the teachers aud
janitors for the quarter ending to-day were
allowed. The schools will open next Mon
day morning.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
making extensive preparations for the
transportation OF Delaware people to the
Wilmington Fair next week. Special trains
to connect with the Delaware division
trains due here at $50, $50 and | / o'clock
Il. m. will be run from here over the Edge
Moor CUTOFF, returning to connect with the
=, . and III y. M. trains, sullth-bound.
Foreman Williamson, with an Increased
force Of workmen, has heen busy for
week repairing the tracks and bridges on
the cutoff so that the trains may proceed
with perfect safety. An additional siding
has also been placed at Hazel Hell.
Two well-known citizens residing on
Union street, got into an alteration, near
their homes one evening recently, which
ended up in ilstic encounter, resulting in
a severe drubbing for the elder of the two,
Another citizen, who interferred in the in
terest Of peace, was knocked oGi in one
round. The matter will probably be
brought before Mayor Herbert.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-28
LITTLE BIN BUNCOMBR.
Did He Know Chile Had ApOlOgized
Before His Message
WAS PRESENTED TO CONGRESS ?
There is a Very General Belief tha: He Did, and
that Blaine Had Egan's Message Two Hours
Before the War Message was Rsad-The
Most Ludicrons AbSurdiy Yet
Speciss 7 ..orars % the Reqistsr.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 81
The Chilean war is over. The Chileans
have apologized in way that according
to Chairman Blount, of the House For
eign Affairs Committee, makes one feel
sorry for them.
But it looks as II the administration
by piece Of trickery had forfeited It's
chance OF getting any credit out OF the
peaceful termination OF the affair.
There is now a settled belief that the
Chilean answer TO the ultim8tum OF this
Government was in the hands OF Secre-
tary Of State Blaine as early as IL
o'clock Monday, two hours before the
Presidents message was sent to Con-
gress. This belief amounts to convic-
tion, which is entertained by careful
and conservative member OF Congress
who have stood by the Administration
all through the Chilean trouble and are
quite ready to give the President all the
credit due him.
But If it is true that the President
sent his message to Congress knowing
the Chilesn reply to the ultimatum was
at hand, it puts him in a most absurd
light, and shows that he was more anx-
ious to make political capital for him
self than to reach a speedy settlement
with Chile.
It's one of the most ridiculous pieces Of
sharp practice ever reSorted 10, and II Is
bound to react on the President If it IS
established that the Chilean reply was
here before his message went to Con-
greSS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-28
CALLAGHAN DONE Up.
Mccarthy Defeats His Man in the
Fourteenth Round.

New ORLEANS, January 27.-The In
ternational feather-weight contest TO-
night at the Olympic Club, between
Tommy Calaghan, OF England, and
Cal. Mccarthy, OF New Jersey, was wit
messed by about 5000 people. The men
fought for a purse Of So, 900, Of which
81, 500 to the winner and $500 to the
loser.
Callaghan was seconded by Jimmy
Carroll and Prof. James Robinson.
Mccarthy was seconded by Jack O'Mara
and VIII c. kenney, while Mr.. Frank,
of Bay ST. Louis, held the bottle. Time
was called at 0:l5 and the battle began.
First round-The men met in the
centre OF the ring, Mccarthy cool and
graceful; Callaghan awkward. Nothing
much was done in this round, and the
men went to their corners.
Second ROund-McCarthy was hit
and knocked down by heavy left and
got up and was knocked down again
and received heavy left on the nose.
Third Roundabout exchanged lefts
and Mccarthy ran away. Heavy ex-
changes were given in the corner with
hOnOrs even.
rom LQe lOuIJu IOuGu uuIll lAo
close, the contest was marked by heavy
hitting, Mccarthy getting the best oft,
although Callaghan displayed good
science.
In the tenth round Mccarthy won
first blood, In the fourteenth, the last
round, Mccarthy missed right and left,
snd with a left hand upper cut in the
stomach, won the fight, completely
knocking Callaghan out.
CallaghaR fought the whole fight
with one hand, and only few times at
tempted to use the right, which was
badly broken six weeks ago on young
DIVERS head. Callaghan'S friends sd-
vlsed him 10 ask for postponement OF
two weeks, but the game young 'Green'
horn" would not do 80, depending on his
left to to win the battle.
The winner will now be matched with
George Dixon, for the worlds cham
pionship OF bantam weights.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-28
TO ELECT A PRESIDENT.
All the Crank Parties to Unite In One
Grand Central Movement.

CHICAGO, January 27.-A National
conference Of representative of the va
rlouS political reform movementsF now
EXISTING In this country, including Pro-
hi0itionists, Farmers, Laborers, Green
hackers, General Reformers, ETC., was
held here SO-day.
Miss Frances Il. Willard presided and
stated the object Of the conference to
DE TO devise ways and means Of electing
President OF the United States who
VIII with one blow kill the rum traffic.
Among those present at the meeting
were Lady Somerset, George A. Wash
0urn, of Boston; Secretary OF the Peo-
pies party, Gilbert Delameter, Of
Akron, Ohio, who led some Of his coun-
trymen a wild chase after greenbacks;
Mrs. Anna NJ. Diggs, of Kansas, and
Gen. Weaver, of Iowa.
The central idea is to unite all of
these elements on one candidate for the
Presidency in the belief that they out
number either Of the regular parties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-28
fHILENOT 50 PENITHNT
There isa Strong War Feeling Among
a Very Large Class.
NAVAL OFFICERS ARE STILL HOT
,-l SAY They'd Rather See the Chilean Fleet
Sunk than to Salute the American Flag,
Ma,a's Note Writing Was His
Most Popular Act


s,yrneO DE CHLE,vIA GALVESTON,
r,,r,rv 2s.-The text Of Chile's reply
., President HarrisOn's ultimatum has
M, vet been made public. 1t is awaited
On an sides with intense interest.
The substance Of it has already been
dedicated in the Associated Press de-
matches from here, and, this, so far as
,,. bs learned, meets with general ap-
r-5vsl on the part Of the intelligent
classes.
The news that President Harrison
had sent special message to Congress,
o., Monday, relating to the points at
,.sue between the United States and
Chile. and the dispatches published
here Yesterday and to-day describing
the attitude Of the American public to-
ward the matter, have caused no little
popular excitement here.
The Baltimore incident, the Presi-
dents ultimatum and message and the
dangerous tension of the relations be-
tween the two governments have been
tho sole topics Of conversation in all
circles. They dominate the newspaper
columns to the virtual exclusion Of all
other questions.
The younger and hotter headed pOr-
zion of the public continues to indulge
in much war talk. Rather than have
thefr government acknowledge its fault
or apologize for its utteranceS, these
Young patriots declare they would pre-
fer to see a resort to arms. Such talk
as this, it is believed, reflects the opin-
ion of a large element Of the common
people.
Tie naval officers are reported to be
much stirred up at the thought that
they may be called upon TO salute the
stars and stripes. They 20 so far as TO
say, according to the reports published
in to-day's papers, that they would see
the Chilean fleet sunk before they would
salute the American flag.
Whatever the government may say
officially iu Withdrawing the offensive
note of Senior Malta OF December II,
there are abundant indications that
senior Matta's popularity will not in
any way be- decreased because OF his au-
thOrship of that now famous despatch.
Instead, it looks very much as though
this was the most popular part OF his
administration Of the Department Of
Foreign Affairs
While the cabinet has been deliberat-
f1g upon the precise form Of language
fn which 70 apologize to the
United States for SenOr Mat
ta's discourteous and undiplomatic
performance, preparations have been
actively going on By committee OF
leading citizens 20 honor SenOr Malta
with q grand aud imposing banquet.
This will take place next Saturday, and
promises 70 be d brilliant affair.
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NOT YET DISCLOSED.
ChIle's Reply to the Uitimatum of the
United states Will Not be Published Till

AhilGu pbatO0 WA -'SS 80 - "
saturday
LONDON, January 27.-The CORES
pondent to the Times at Santiago De
Chile to-day telegraphs that the text OF
Chile's reply to the ultimatum OF the
United States has not been disclosed,
and will not be made public until Sat-
urday.
The correspondent further says that
Chile, relying upon the advices received
from Minister Montt as late as Friday,
which say that pacific assurances were
given him constantly by Mr.. Blaine, the
American Secretary of State, considered
that a settlement had been practically
arranged, especially as Chile, through
President Montt, had given counter
assurances Of friendly feeling and Of
desire to satisfy all reasonable de-
mands.
President Months position, the cor
respondent adds. is now seriously COM
promised. Fortunately for the tran
guilty of Chile, the entire Nation
places confidence in the patriotism and
prudence OF President Montt. Every
thing in Chile remains quiet so far.
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INFLUENZA AND OTHER MALADIB&

Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, the United States
Minister 20 France, has for the past week
been confined 10 his residence by a slIghs
attack Of Influenza. He has now recovered
but mis- physicians do not allow MIN 70 cave
the house, fearing that he might suner d
relapse.
The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, who IS sunefing
Nth an attack Of gout in the head and
hand passed a quiet night, He is, how
ever, still in i critical condition.
The death Of the Grand Duke Constanl-
tine. uncle Of the Car, was a heavy shocA
10 the Czarina, who is Just recovering rom
an attacB of influenza She was so adect-
ed bv the announcement OF the Grand
Dukes death that she was again oOlgeu 70
keep TO her apartments. -, -
Dr Alfred Carpenter, the well-known
English physician. died yesterday at Lon
don Of Influenza. He was the auIuOE VI
many medical works.
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Church suit Decided.

CHICAGO, January 27.--The Esc9er-puoS
u,,-an,relicsl Church fight which has been
n me courts in various parts Of the coun-
~ FOR the past two years, was this morn
no decided bv Judge Shepard, OF the Cir
emit Court. The two factions are disput-
inc ownership over property worth
81 1on oO0 A decree will be entered
fn5inS that the conference had in
IoSia1aroIis. and presided over by
Bishops Escher and Bowman was the law
fni ore. and that they have commltted no
acts which would take away their rights.
The suit which brought the legahty OF the
conference in question was tnat OF OeoIse
HuSser. an Escherite preacner, asaiuSo S
Rev. Schwieker, a Duoos appoinlee, IoL 'A0
,,ossession Of the Noble street church.
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On the SILVER Question.

WAsHISGToS, D. c.. January 2.-The
first hearing Of this Congress on the silver
question took place this morning before the
House Committee on coinage, weights and
measures. Mr.. Leech, the Director Of the
Mint, being examined.
Mr.. Leech was Of the opinion that sup
plies and demand for silver alone regulated
It's price.
He favored an international agreement
as the best mode of solution OF the qnes-
ton.
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he Amends His Answer.

Sioux FALLS, S. d., January 3.-The
attorney for Baron Destuers, Minister for
the Netherlands at Paris, yesterday asked
leave 10 amend the Baron's answer 10 bis
American wife's petition for divorce now
peudinQ here. The Baron charges his wife
with living in an open state OF adultery
with the man who accompanies the Baron
ess in this city and in her recent travels
He is known here as VIM. Elliott but IN
the amended answer he Is charged as oeing
Elliott Seborowski, a brother OF tue
Countess Ann De Montsuu.
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couldn't Buy Her on.

P1rrsBuRG, January 21,-Phihp Hahn,
,vbosa wife came from Germany on the
Ohio. and was sent TO this city from = ma,
delphia, by Commissioner OF immlgratloin1 oi1
ROGERS. Yesterday was committed TO IAN
for a hearing on charge OF olgamy To-
to-day. a., ,-oo,s e,o
"a cs-,s m this city where be married
o-siD aos when arrested he offered his wife
Sf 00O IN return TO Germany, but she re-
frsed TO accept less than $3, 200 and Will re-
-.,iv here 10 push the suit.
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P1rTsBURG, Pa, January 21.-Attorneey ley
Willis +. McCOok filed a motion ia @ tne
County Court to-day for q new trial IN ,I,. tne
case Of Senator Quay against tn9 .fSt roSt
Publishing Company, A. ). Barr anu -..Ss sl.ilSS
il based nave not vet oeen drawn up, Dnt
will pe flied tomorrow. The case VIII
probably be argued on Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-28

SUsciGl TsisJrlfg % ths hsgiS-sE
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 2I.-Ihe
Supreme Court Of Appeals met this morn
ing and made the following orders; I. l.
D0rr VS.. Dewlng * sons, wooster coGh "
sYumitted. Holly River Coal Co. vs.. J. B.
EJ,v-aU Webster county, submitted.
Burns. Bros. K Hoffman VS.. j. 4. Morrison,
Bra,-ton county. submitted. Court then
sdiourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
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NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of TeIegraphic News In
small Space.

The steamer Albion, belonging to Grims-
bv. England, is fortnight overdue at her
home port, and it is believed that she has
fouudered, She had on board nine hands,
and IL is thought they too have been lost.
The people of Moscow are much more
impressed with thu gravity Of the famine
than are the pleasure loving people of St.
petersburg. All classes in Moscow are
making great sacrifices TO assist the fam
ishing
Senator Quay yesterday introduced bills
anpropriating Sl0O, 600 for public building
at McKeesport, and $4,000 for public
building at Washington, Pa.
The end of the Pittsburg street car
strike is believed to be close at hand. The
strikers are growing weary Of the struggle.
The cars are still under police protection,
but are poorly patronized.