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THE STRUGGLE IN COURT.
McLucLie's Application for Release on Bail
Postponed.


PirTsBtRe. IA, July lS-boh sides are
resting on their arms this morning but there is
no telling what moment the machinery os thu
r. -, -, 4; -, -. -.
80, y - 'a r-' n - o'O"D
pegah 10 gather around the once OF Alderman
McMasters at early hour and the alderman
himself put in an appearance considerably
earier than usual in expectation that some Of
the men against whom warrants are ont would
cosle in and surrender. Bat A. he hours wore
on il became evident that the mucb-xanted
men had no such Intention. and this Was con-
frmed shortly after Judge Magee had set his
hearing on the question OF bail for Nc
.os.'e, =. ~ u.s,. .i'n. pa VIII n, Wa
eiates souIJ Keen under cover until the hearing
had taken place. when they would appear Of
their own volitiou and accompanied by bones-
men. When this intimntion had been received
the constables deputized TO serve the warrants
asked for Instructions. but were told 90 follow
their own inclinations Up 10 IL O'Clock they
were in doubt whether TO go 20 Homestead in
the afternoon or await tomorrow = DEVELOPMENT
No additional informations had been laid
against any of the strikers this morning. al
though the alderman intimated that be might
have some work in that line on hand later In the
day.
Attorney Brennan said that ne doubted
whether the informations against Frick Car
negie Potter Ioyeioy and Rotert and William
pinkerton would he nrepared today ns the ma
ners wonla have 10 he drawn WITH exoeea,ny
care Tbese nrosecutions we're decided upon Al
Last night's meeting of tbe Homes,eaa aas,sory
committee- The rroqram of the defense Is 20
secnre a ionv roll of eompetent hondsmen- 40
that If the decision of the court tomorrov Ia
favorable the men can be baied out ss f.st aa
arrested without beinp compelled 20 spend
even a night in the county ialI
The aftorneys for the seven strikers sr.inst
,rho,, the nraceedings have bsen instisuteS
snent the greater part OF Iast night in LOOKING
mn the state laws relative 10 riot
..--
la" OF VI AsSh
on this point leading member OF the bar OF
this city and who for years has made compre-
hensiye study of the statutes relating 10 un-
lawful sssemblares. has this TO saw; "Au not
laws are based on the point of Law found In the
charge of Judge King of Philadelphia TO the
jury IN tne Ca.hone rio' cases IN io4A- Inc
nc ~. ~ ,as s.,e - "a
sa. ..;...y.:' go ~s oa.
ing IN o., 20. ~ si,;,,.. 20 | .ais,;n,s oes - =
shoaid ge.th he csnseS NV sha ,,o. ~ 10, n,d sId
~ .,;,. usa.n s os e; ne slos ne souio
u ns ~ ~ VIC s;. s. ..,: asgee. sin1e
cna N ..1 va, m"Se S AZ aios ruu1es nave toi-
ros sr;as Is ~ is17 sb;. chsrss .ne
thority, and in the present case it applies even
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Nominations hx the pr..ia.nA

Nominations by the President.
The President today sent to the Senate tho
following nominations:
Aulick Palmer Of the District Of Columbia,
now consul Of the United States ct Dresden, to
be consul general at that place.
Sergt. VIM. Il. Morford, company @, twenty
first infantry. to be . second lieutenant Of In
fantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

Acrs APpRovED.-The President has signed
the following bills: To vest the title of square
1102 in the city of Washington N the trustees
Of the Fourth Street M. E. Church; act for the
relief of the First Methodist Church Of Jackson
Tenn. to refund certain revenue taxes to Bon
ner & Merriman; to correct the military record
Of Lieut.. Cornelius Mclean; for the relief Of
Lieutenant Colonel Charles G. Sawtelle, U. s.
A.; also the joint resolution to authorize the
President to invite certain governments to send
delegates to the Pan American medical congress.
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CHAIRMAN CARTER BACK.

He Was Not at the General Land Office To-
day, However.
Land Commissioner Carter, who is also the
chairman of the national republican committee,
is in the city, but he was not at his Office today
He has intended all along to resign his place in
the department about this time and
it Is probable that the duties Of his
new position will require an earlier severance
Of his official relations than he originally con-
templated. In that event the writing Of the
annual report will have to be hustled along.
1t was said at the Capitol that Mr.. Carter ex-
poets to hand his resignation Of the commits
sionership Of the land office to the President
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

The FOrtffcations Bill Conferences.
All of the annual appropriation bills are now
out Of conference except the sundry civil, the
fortifcation bill having been promptly agreed
upon today. By the terms Of the agreement
the House accepts all Of the Senate amendments
except the increases made for gun and mortar
batteries and for powder fer the service, these
two items amounting to s255, 700, making the
total amount in the bill as agreed upon in con-
ference o., ,734 ,276.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

EXTRADITIoN PAPERS GRANrED.-The State
Department, on the request Of the governor of
Pennsylvania, has granted extradition papers
for the return Of Isaac Rosensweig and one
Harris, under arrest in Montreal on the charge
of murder committed in Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

The STAR will issue postscript at the close
of the bicycle races on Analostan Island giving
the results Of the contests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

Congressman A. K. Craig Of Pennsylvsnia d
lying so seriously III at his home in Claysville,
In that state, that his friends despair Of his 70
ooyery. BE was taksn sick in this city on tha
goth Of May. and left for his homo on the "A o1
June. Since then he has Jailed 70 improve, but
has been steadily losing ground, un6 now I'll
hcrs Of hia recovery II nearly abandousd. HI
di6eass = jaundica.
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ALL QUIET IN IDAHo.-Gen. Schofeld this
morning received a telegram from Col. Carlin
saying that all is quiet in Idaho. Arrests are
being made and the riotous miners are leaving
the country to avoid the sheriff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

DISTRICT PATENTs.-Patents have been issued
to citizens of the District as follows: Herman
Baumgarten, hand stamp; James NJ. Miller,
dredging machine; George T. Smallwood, toy
or puzzle design; Charles 6. Champion, spoon.
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Will Not BE Governor.

Secretary Elkins returned to Washington last
night from Deer Park, Nd. He authorized the
statement that his name would not be presented
to the West Virginia republican convention for
governor with his consent; that be was not q
candidate and would not accept the nomina-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

RETURNED From THEIR OUr1Na.-Secretary
Foster, Assistant Secretary Crounse, Mr.. Leech,
Mr.. Wynne and Mr.. McLennan have returned
from their outing down the bay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

The Presidents CALLERs.-The Presidents
callers today included the Attorney General,
Senators Proctor. Chandler and Sanders and
Representatives Harden and Mckinney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

The Q. s. s. NEWARK sailed last night from
New York for Cadiz, Spain.
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T. B. Tovx.a & Sox.
DRY GOODS DRALERs.

1000 yards Good UnbleacAed Cotton. %
lseehed Pillow Csss Cotton. 7>Sc.
1Q4 Eeechsd shSs11ng. 17c.
llghs Calico. In short length. o.
Zephyr Gm9kaHs VsFsh lsc. rsdncsd % l2<c.
Hruif q the Loop Bisachcd Cotton. 8Ne
Fseshsr; Prod 1acAaf. n sheF kafsAs. f5S1a
Lsdto' Ribbed vesll, &c. or for 26c.
Black Henrietta, eytrA h4rgatns-
We haze splendid unlsu9deFsd 1irt. 6oa
Blssk sssins. l2N. Is. % and IS.
Men,s Piested Bosom WORKING 6httA. 26c.
Lght-Weight Blanfses. q PEI pe1s.
A tsw Uskseolorsd Dlassss clos6n6 euteAsaD.
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A dispatch was received ct the White House
today from Loon Lake stating that Mrs. Harri-
son continues to improve. She sat on the YER
anda all day yesterday enjoying the breezes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, S211 ,s3S; customs, S356, 6,416.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KM MAsoNIc-A STATED ,GoMMUNICA-
q the b.rcs o coI@insa. % viii Se heId at Masoni:
sn sp s seS ahoea s xRP P rVksPA Wos Ii h asarse
Punctua attendance Is earnestly requested Brethren
81 Srder 81 Id Ssss EHE nHd to % . BY
HHAA,y.A;.JI LODGE; No, 4, Ear, A M Ma "A
18th inst sE6 schtTs IL Isasf sseSstsay 6 w M
R~sPIRIT LIS NJ MIR. AND MRS.
4nms vii give Eehdsrfal readings daily. sp.m me-
hall 500 s.. q. once hours o daily. iyf47t'
HsREAsoNs Why
Rbi,sIimS4ng is strens point IN the pneumatic
rused tread Il Which ahs = rosa e
suction peculiar to smooth surfaced tires-Because Of
s Ssss. xsns 70 Ss
s Se sSa The at al
TIE Rambler srrecfet wheel brings both the rear
nne sdding to the power and lessenins the strain
-. doRMULLY JEFFERY MFG CO..
E~cAN'T HALF ENJOY BOILED LOBSTER
P s By assD d5:1 s %bss
wps ssv a.Ss ever Potssd that
snsn % Ras n0 s soSa1
xhss w,S .s
always taste the same-0ood. Bottle. 5Oc. Dozen
di4 i4Eh s.. NV. Teiephone 5es. ,y1s
ESSSSssFFEEssS5EEBB SSsFEs5EsBR EExxEEEEEE1EfESSSSFE ExEEEEESSSE
With our business methods nd
the work We perform only makes
Monuments certain the satisfaction of
gnd our patrons. just now we are
Vaults. offering TO erect f1altiess
MONUMENTS and VAULTS at
materially reducei prices, as our
quarters are somewhat crowded.
If you contemplating the
erection of Monument, a Esfiul1tes
Vault or anything in which Hdtc- ChecrIUiIU
less Stonework is an item call Furnished
and talk toith US. Designs free,
j. F. MANNING
NonumentGl Works,
jeS0-1m Cor. 14th And Sts. n. W.
R AN UNPARALLELED OTEER
Eisepan Bros. announce to their patrons and the
general public that until further notice discount OF
IS IS Der cent Is atloced Their entire stock o.
mere Chsptot, Fancy Wor>ted Meas and Boys' Suits.
E1SEMAN BROS, cor. 7tI and + sts. n w.
ty1S3m Manufacturing Ciothiers and TaiIors.
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FINANCIAL.

LARGEST CArrrALS1, ,25O,OOO.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
Pays interest upon deposfts.
Acts As executor. administrator. guardian.
trustee. &c
Acts as treasurer. assignee and receiver.
Manages estates, kc.
Collects incomes.
Rents safe boxes at %. sl0 eiA. SIS md
$50 per year-accordin9 TO size.
Furnishes good Investments
Loans money upon real estate md col
la.srsl security.
Draws and KEEPS wills free.
A. T. BRITTON. President.
ulp New Stone Building. l405 st. q. W.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KNSpRoTECTIoN. RECIPROCITY.
PToe.sS. aio % Penn tN ave !, A1n'' 0l N'''-
w h sas %sfnf 81 s s. these quarters
Good music will be in attendance. The lodge will
Hon s.ss.5s sis.asS: s:ls;s: 9. 9. Esns,: R.sss:
see r. AsSssSn ass'S5 N Gsrsi.Da Nj Sf 0aai0'
By ordss sen Sw's1rt nti ana 0'h'Fi fx. COMMITTEE
tss. our and ahh Il, AssIsTASTs AsNsisSSfs
Are eompetsnt and honE5.6s men also that appeal
meetings toward revising errors Of judgment made
IN Do 9oe nos osS Seiss, sssei@sn. Sas Consul.
Z. W. WHITAKER.
.,o,. 140G Pa. ave.
kI., o. o. F,-THE ANNUAL SESSION OF
sEfSd N &c ss esls Hs
1t Grand Scribe.
viii Ps enss paS sa R
ssss @ e .asS Hs..,
rss Loass Of stated meeths
win Be held on TUESDAY. July 19, at S:3o p m.
0O'n 'DS MN II a5ET atS-fs' aaa Deg. Secretary
e9Rsa Sa s s,d held a 4 "a
su hs ssf oSeai SofE
f i5 EsD GEssi Tkf & III
1t has come to our attention that a per-
;,s s;en; or persons are pyns for board pIsssntins
1a "a a our
No order, q onlsg ayhagfS valid unless
I'M. nn'n'hfEtsd use sRks
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R(L. A. W. PHOTOGRAPHS.

For sale by the ALLEN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
KWpTREAsURY PEPAETMENT.
Nasg1saEGSSSS fhE oyHEEYer y14H e iso.
Where's by satisfactory evidence presented e the
sps kNR Of f 1RssE isss HE
y%AsHISGIoS and pisTRIST OF coITMB1R.
enable 81 s&
ssssnd their and for other
Nsx. thsfssoFe. i koBkRT 81 ri NJ NIXON. DEPUTY
sfssy mR!FIsF 81 pogYyssTrf
OF S AS % hs GTTX or WASH
IICT OF COLUMBIA. Is authorized to have success:
a0ss It's 81
oss fHs 4fa Hff5fS Snfsi and seal of
sss Deputy and Asss ss SUI of the ,sSs sHssS
~S LIVE REAL ESTATE DEALER is A
cross between Carly piety and cranky old age.
he lives from day to day in the hope gathering in
wealth.
Iwant you. reader. however. to get nice home and
RossLYN. VA
Fraternally yours.
FRANCIS HUFTY,
ty19 18th and SITS.
kNsFINE TAILORING FOR GLORY.
These reductions on suitines and Trouserings
clothes Bear In mind we can name no snc6
prices as these when we GET into the new store
We couldnr afford To Ali W. are cetf,ny nov 4.
aetfaI cos.-n,d ayor,, 0,,r arna rantase ~ ohsn 70
Roids @ good duins this % saie as
Here is the price range again:
SS Tr0ussrttes as nom nom $5' x
50 TTrouserii,ss Trouseir INV now ~ $S- q
SIo TpoSssa1gs TposssrigsI nov oNu *; r 81
~ Siitin"s nor SSa "a
S:9 Sitits SSuiiiints . tom y.e3, 53'H. *
Eyerythne else cut x pronortionate,v
Cor oh and a sts " -'' ,,o
!yIo
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We MAxurAoruRx

We MAxurAorunx
BADGES FOR EXCURSIONS.
BADGES FOR PIcNIcs.
BADGES FOR SOCIETIES,
BADGES FOR PLEASURE CLUBS,
BADGES FOR POLITICAL. CLUBS.
s.N MEYER
BADGE MAKER
MILITARY AND SOCIETY PCRNIsHEA
922 Seventh St nv. Scg7
TIE MILITARY CYCLISTS MARCH Is THE
i pTefffeef. most catchy march that has appeared
for long time Blytt and you won't b sorTy. Pub
kahsd b. HxNRf wHITI Dos "a H6
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~ WINNING 'CUT" IN TENNIS.
Do you play tennis? If so here is ''the'
chance to get hrst-class racquet at second
class prices. We are making a most extraordi-
nary cut in all OF our fine lot of tsut-strung,
clear, hrnl gut and strong frame rscquets
$50 Hub" Racquet now. S1.40
~ 'Park" Racquet now. $1.65
$3. 30 .Manhattann Racquet now ......S2 IA
80 30 'Longwood' Racquet now. w.........S2 25
- Club" Racquet now w..................s2 80
a.. 80 "Wingfield" Racquet now .....S2.9 81
"a. 30 Petit" Racquet tnow......-......S e. 0S
70 Chase" Racquet now S329
$5 Columbia and Albany Racquets
% so ''AEerican' Racquet now. g. 96
20 Sears Special" Racquet now 80. 81 95
%. 50s 'Slocum Srecial" Racquet now. 81 SS
SO. 80 ''Slazenger'' Racquet now.......... S4 45
GO 90 ''Slocum Tournament" Racquet
a. ''Pelican" and demon" Racauets
now......................... so
''w. DIS" Regulation Tennis Balls now 2Oc.
BARBER ROSS.
Builders Hardware,
COR. nth AND SITS. NV ty1s
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SOw Great Pickle Sale is growing in volume
l3c. every day. and notwt hstanding the
enormous supply we had at the
botts start the huge pile is fast disappear
ing. The fact is that when con-
or sumers are offered good 2Oc. value
at 15c. or 81. 90 dozen they soon
SLIGO catch on. The pickles are email
and crisp and are put up In finest
malt vinegar and the quality
IN everv uav 70 a. fine money
dozen. and skiIl can produce.
Ephonzo Younos Company. 42s 9th st. 1t
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R~ROCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY
~ The regular quarterly meeting of the Roch-
dale Cooperative Society Of the District of Columbia
will be held on the evening of July 10, 1892, at
O'clock. at Concordia Hall, southeast corner of Sth
and z SITS. W.
All members are cordially invited to attend. pre-
senting trade card at the door.
Members will take notice that the second contract
AZ of contract book is changed as to read
l5 per cent instead Of 10 per cent
By order OF the executive committee.
L. $. EMERY,
5y163t Secretary of the Society.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

U@HEADQUARTERs FOR L, A. W. CARDS.
- Pk1SrHSH a Il rMSfHTEPf GNP f9stfsMEa, q q Nj e. 44n
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-09-09
WEYBR,DGE.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Cole, Tuesday, Sept. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. C. Hayes of st. Al
bans are spending week among friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Merrill of Spring
field, Mass, formerly of this town, are
at j. B. Cherbino's.
Representative Fiske will give an enter
tainment to all his townsmen at his resi-
dence, Wednesday evening, Sept. IA.
The Epworth league of the NJ. E..
church will give grand concert at the
church on Friday evening, Sept. 16, at
p. M, to be followed by patriotic
supper In the church parlors, at which
will be served cake, ice cream and coffee,
with all the fruits of the season. This is
to be the browning effort of the season ;
tickets to concert and supper, 10 cents.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-09-09
SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Voss have anoth-
err son, born Sept. 2.
Mrs. Hall of Whitehall is with her sis.
ter. Mrs. w. w. Moore.
Nettie and Willie Anderson have gone
to Northfield, Mass, to attend the Moody
schools.
There was an unusual interest Oh cleo.
ton dav. DR.. Plat was the victorious
candidate.
Mrs. Norton left Tuesday morning fol
her home in the West. much to the re-
greet of her many friends.
Misses Mary Martin and Edith Jones
and William Forbes left Monday morning
for Saxton's River academy.
James Mumford and family sailed from
London Oh Thursday of this week on &C.
count of the prevailing scourge.
Several of the schools opened Monday
Miss Mary Stokes teaches on Barnun
Hill, Miss Frank Bingham in Shacksboro
Miss Jennie Holmes on Wooster Hill
Miss Jennie Smith on Smith street and
Miss Towner at Larrabee's Point.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-09-09
WEST CORNWALL,

Harvesting is on the docket now and
some good crops are reported.
VIM. Hanks of Addison has lately Wis
tied his daughter, Mrs. II. f. Taylor.
School commenced in district No. 5 on
Monday. Miss Lettie Sanford is the
teacher.
Miss Anna Bingham and brother, Eu-
gene, land the Misses Una and Beulah San
ford went on Monday to Saxton's River.
They will attend school there. Miss
Lettie Wooster went on Wednesday. She
spent her vacation in Gloucester, Mass.
The Baptist church has been much
improved by being newly painted
Through the generosity of Mr.. Mitch
ell who boarded at the Shoreham House,
Shoreham, this was done. He was pass.
ing here and saw the need of paint on
the church and gave so to have the
steeple painted. 1t seemed then that il
would look badly to have that painted
and the rest remain as it was, so Mrs. p
r. Conant started out to see what could
be done. She succeeded in raising mon.
ey enough to paint the whole building
and much improved in appearance it is.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-09-09
ORWELL.

Friday the Excelsior club went to
Sunset lake for a picnic.
Paul w. Vincent has come to DR..
Vincents fer stay of some length.
One hundred and fifty people from
Orwell attended the rally at Burlington
on Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Virginia Kimball, who has been
spending the summer in Massachusetts,
came home on Monday for few days.
NJ Thursday evening there was very
pleasant wedding at |. Stedman's. it
being the marriage of his daughter,
Mary, to Charles Cook of Orwell.
Miss Jennie NJ. Spencer, the popular
'contralto singer, who has been spend
ing some time in North Orwell, return
ed to her home in Boston on Friday.
Quite number of our young people
leave town to attend school this fall.
Among them are Miss May Branch,
who goes to Castleton, and Miss Mile
Bessette, who goes to Poultney.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-09-09
General l7eps.
DOMESTIC,

DR.. Dutiield, in his capacity as health
officer of Detroit and backed by the
authority of the United States, has de-
cided to establish 20 days quarantine
at Detroit
The granite quarrymen at, Monson,
Mass, who were locked out several
months ago and refused to accept the
terms offered them, acknowledged that
they were beaten Thursday morning and
individually applied for work.
William Henry Allen, an inmate of
the Minnesota soldiers home, has re-
ceived notice that by the death of a
brother in California he has fallen heir
to large slice of an estate valued at from
100000 to S20,000,000. Allen was
formerly an artist in Minneapolis.
A fast mail train on the New York
Central road jumped into an open draw
at Hamburger, n. Y, Thursday. The
engineer and fireman were instantly
killed, as was also one of the mail clerks.
Several others were injured and much of
the mail matter was torn to fragments
Rev. Sam Small, the noted temperance
evangelist, has been in Vincennes, Ind,
for some days talking prohibition. Mon
day night Small went to his hotel and
was about to retire when some scoundrel
fired a revolver through the window,
hitting Mr.. Small in the thigh, producing
a serious wound. An attempt is being
made to arrest the perpetrator.
The question of postponing the
worlds fair on account of cholera is
being discussed at Washington. 1t is
pointed out by treasury officials that
most of the exhibits will necessarily
come from cholera infected countries,
and that the fair would consequently
serve as great propagation garden for
the general dissemination of the disease.
Then, too, it is urged, that the practical
removal of all the customary restrictions
from importations of goods intended for
the worlds fair would make such inn
portatioRs doubly dangerous as disease
breeders.
Lizzie Borden, arrested at Fall River,
Mass, for the murder of her father and
step-mother was held for the grand Jury
as the result of the preliminary examin-
alton last week. A Mrs. Marshall OF
Pawtucket, r. L., who has been suffer-
ing from prostration consequent upon
the death of her husband, has now come
forward and says that she was in Fall
River on the day of the murder. While
she and her daughter were passing along
the street in the rear of the Borden