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,VACCIDENTAL SHOT
-, wAYNACK FATALLY WOUNDED
ev The FALLING or A PISTOL,
,.o,e trucker Charged with the
.,os,ius--The Ballet Lodged ;" the
ur,,n--A Terrible Operation.

r....h T.. Wavmack, young white
,h, has FOR some years been en-
.l AS clr.k IL the grocery-store of Mr..
..R Ccrslcy. Of Swausboro', was ac-
'...,..l, shot and fatally wounded at tho
- y.rh,; about C o'clock Yesterday
... eca9on from which the bail was
'..-,,l felfrom the inside coat-pocket
.,, .csb GiGcrt. syouug man engaged
..tuckinc business with his father IN
,. casualty occurred near the corner
eD.ateonth and Franklin streets.
..-. young OldeTt. as was ms custom,
.,nrt lis carts with thcU yegeta-
A. usual Waymack had come over
~oarshnro in Mir Ccrsley's wagon 10
.r,r.,ta1,,s tor the store OF his en-
rTr FROM HIS PoCKFr.
,....,o lal been taking over the sale
..,.t onions and tililert had counted
.... Delivered half the number bought
N..l..ck and was returning for the
Jog when. a- Pc stepped across the
.... has revolver fell from his
ia. was discharged. lie glanced
,gt >lw no one hurt and heard no
D. y,,kcd up the pistol and put It
.. % lettuce. In the meantime
persons congrogatcd upon the
..r- attracted by the noise Of the
40 officer told GiiIert that be
n0f stick hIs revolver away IN
..f carry II where II could
Ip 90 tins time It was
own that any one had been
49,. ..- whom Mir. Glnert went 70 deliver
-.- onions 90 the purchaser, whom
l.- employers wagon. be found
,..r.. KIN o CrouChod position. with his
t... ....l his knees. An examination
....I tr.t the bail had passed through
.th cover of the vehicle, aud
..-. N8,mpck httle above the night
g.. t.,.sI bis BRAN.
Iu0Hl>G FOR IHr BULLET.
D.. v.grle! man was removed 70 tho
H..-e and OifCrt was arrested for
shooting HIM and for carry
..-. ...e-aIcd weapon. DIS. Mathews
,. .,ta.l. Of Manchester, were tcle-
l... and upon their arrival at the
..u.e they ordered Waymack 20
.... 90 tle Retreat for the Sick.
..-.. .,t dangerous operation was per
N. Dr- Mathew, Whitfield.
.r .ri tlc physicians at the Retreat.
and ta! was spent Ia probing
-.Il for tao tall, only small piece
va- gotten ont.
..-.. against Gi0ert were postponed
i.l.a Court yesterday until this
DlGert was seen al tine CITY jail
... lrl DI-PATCH reporter. He APP
r -. le very sorry that So unfoTtu-
.. t-5 bad occurred. HIS state
.ri -u,ulei with what Is given
Mfr. Samuel NJ Page has been re-
tl. l. counsel. Gifert Is 2, years
...... u.i Waymack is oulv ~. The
... - che only support of a widowed
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET
CHICAGO, ILL, May 0.-Cattle-Receipts
5000 head shipments, 1000 head; mar
ket opened and steady 10 loo. lower: top
prt.es-natiyes, 95.5cas6: medium. e4.90a
1870 Others. s4.30as4.70; fed Texans, S6s
S6.40; native cows. 81. lUast.4O.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head shipments, 1000
head: market DC. higher; mixed and packers,
s53Oas7.4O: prime heavy and butchers
weights, s7.45as7.60; lights, s7.35as7.40 pigs,
shesp~Recelpts, 10000 head; shipments,
=, 300 mead market dull. weak, and irregular:
Texans. clipped, S4.2Jas1.5O; others, clipped,
s5.5OaS5.75: western wethers, In fleece, so.OOa
S6.05 lambs, s0as721lS.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, May 5.--Wheat strong: No 2,
red, spot and May, 76a1GI4c.; June, 77a771]c.;
July, 77i4a77sic.; steamer No. =, red. ga
TAG Milling wheat by sample, 13aIIc- Corn
s,roag; mixed, spot aud May, 50ao0}4c. July.
5ILla5I1kc.; steamer mixed, 49a4Sl4c.: white
aud yellow corn, by sample, Ole. Oats nrm;
No. , white western, 4la4"c.: NO. mixed
western, 35ISs36c. Rye inactive, NO. 2, GA
62l1c Hay In fair demand; good a. choice
timothy, sl5as16. Grain treIghts steady and
unchanged. Cotton nominal; middling, sc.
Provisions arm; demand fair; mess-pork, s2l
hams, I5l4c. Lard-Renned, I2lSc Butter very
sin; creamery. fancy, 31c.: do. fair TO choice,
2sa30c.; ladle fancy, 26c good 10 choice, va
25c; rolls, lne, &c. do. fair 20 good, 23a25c
store-pacSsd, 22c. Eggs stif az lac. Conee
strong lilo catEoeS, iaiI' ift7S.' No. ., iotnc-
sugar steady ana active; graduated, SsSc.
Corper unchanged Whlskey firm at sl.2Oa
alb. Peanuts frm and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LouIs, No., May 5.-flour SITTER; patents.
s3. 3Oas3.45; extra fancy, s3.05ae315: others
unchanged. Wheat very strong No. 2 red,
cash, 67Isc; May. Csc: July, 70aTIAc.; Au-
gust, rate. Corn roso with wheat, gaining Nc. !;
No. 2 mixed, cash ana May, 40.- July, aha
49, Oats gtronr ana higher No 2. cash.
s2gsc.: May. 83lss.; July, 2pl}c. whisksy,
si.is. Provisions etrong and higher. Pork
Standard mess, sl9.75. Lard. sj0.i2l< DRY
salted meats llocsel-Shoulders, ee.87s longs
sdl-shoulders, sio.37H; ienss and ripss
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PROPOSALS.
,r0~N~co~~c~<---(-. 49, q n -0.N00rl-[
sUPERIYTENDESr's OFFICE,)
VIRGINIA PKNITESTIAKN. Z
RICHMOND, VA, April 20, 1893 }
ITO CONTRACTORS.

uutil A O'clock Y. N. TUESDAY, May %, 1898,
for REMOVING Az OLD BUILDING AND
ERECTING A NEW ONE ON 1hE PENtTkN-
TIAkY GROUNDS. Plans and specifications
can be seon az tho ONCE OF W. G. West, arcni-
te I, llO5 east Main street, OF at this orlos.
Bids must include an ofet for the old building
a. we'll as 20 name . price for the new one. All
material to be furnished by the contractor, but
az much oil the old building a. may pass inspec-
ton 10 be used 10 The new one. The work must
DO completed ny the LIST OF October.
Tho right 70 reject any or al bids Is reserved.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
ap 2o-7t d. w. LYNN, superintendent
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MEAL, 600.
plugs Sun-Cured Tobacco, &c.
bsst Family Flour $40.
High-grado Parcut Flour, Si.oO.
Very iueflour, 3jc. per sack.
Best FANNY floIr. 32c. per SAGA.
. dozen Gus herdngs, 2Jc
. cans reaches, 3-pOund cans, 25c
= cans Apples ia Syrup, pounds, %oc
8 pounds Boneless Coihsh, Pc.
Smoked Bloater dmportedl per Dozen Zoe.
Pure Lara, &C.
California Hams, lie.
Mocha and Java Coffee, 22G
dozen North Carolina Roe Herrings, 2oc.
cans Lynnnayen Oysters, Doc.
Nice Country Butter Prints, 25c.
Good Butter, zoe.
3 pounds Dried Peaches. 2oc.
3 pounds Imported Fermiccili, 2Jc
Fine Timothy Hay, per bale, 7Oc.
pouncs Clos Starch, 2oc.
4 pounds French Candy, 29c.
Eighteenth and Main streets
Phone, 507. NH l2-3u. Iu.Ih&sa
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Al BIG Hotels In Gotham.
NEW Yoag. May Oh. EieheipeFses' Ass'f'
a b. Nauisin, Marlborough.
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,. ULLhANs son,
my8 I62J-1s22 east Main.

WANTED, TO SELL FOR WANT
w OF Use my 5-YEAR-OLD SORREL GOLF.
Warranted sound AMI kind 20 any harness.
either single or double. This colt - by Startle,
Is reliable. and may be driven by any lady.
kalsed BY me. May be seen to-day at l0:3o A.
VI. al Dayis's Bszaar Address ". q. AO5B1,
Variun Grove, Va. my 6-1t'
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WANTS.

Z ADY PIANIST WOULD LIKE TO
4 Join orchestra or yiolinist alone for sumner
engagement NJ resort. Address PIANIST,
Eleventh street, Northeast, Washington, .. G.
nv 6-pt~
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Agents wanted In each county In tho state OF
Virginia where the company IS not now repre-
scented.
The plan pursued by this company OF paying
the full general agents compensation to the
agent who secures the risk rather than placing
tho whole state under the control OF general
agent has been very satisfactory. ..
Toe MARYLAND LIFE-INSt RANCE CON-
PANl has conducted successful business IN
Virginia tor tWenty-right years.
Many leading citizens OF the state hold policies
In this company. . 800,
Assets January !, 1893. ,OOU,ffE
Surplus as regards pOcy-ho.defs.... 33O, loo
Total payments 20 pOlry-holders....a 2,l9O,If9
Persons desiring 10 represent tue company as
agents, or those who arc engaged IN other lines
Of business but can give portion OF Their time 70
the Interests Of this company. are invited to COM
rnunicate with tho home once, Nos. and ~
south street, Baltimore.
WILLIAM Ii. BLACKFOkD,
NH 25-Sa Tu&Th-Myli President
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WANTED. LADIES AND GEN
w TLEHEN We will pay you 50 10 sl2 per
week 10 DO strictly home WORK for us at Your
houes. No canyassing. Send selt-addresSed
envelope. q. +. EMMONS & CO..
Batterymarch aud Water streets,
nv 3-tws Boston, Mass.
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WANTED, BY A MANCFAC-
w TURING HOUSE, nonresident. IN En-
PERlENCED SALESMAN 10 canvas country
trade References required. Address SAILS
MAN,Sare DlsrATcn. my o-2t'
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the mare. The first quarter was done in
81 seconds, the half in :o3. the third quar-
ter in 81 seconds. In tho stretch tho marc
missed the magic touch and cheering
voice and faltcred. Doble was very foebls
and was stcadicd in his sulky while the
marc was being driven to the stable.
In the 2:2o pace the six fastest heats
over dono In harness were paced. May
Marshall took the marks so long hold by
vinette and Old Brown Hat now has four
Of his get with n mark Of 2:os or better.
Summaries: 2:0 pace-Hal Branden won ;
May Marshall, second; Rocker, third.
Best time, 2 :07N. 2:ls strot-Harrietta won ;
Lees Pilot. second; Florida. third; best
time, 2:l3s4. Frce-for-all-pacc, stakes
s.,ooo-Manaeer won; Roy Wilkes, Sec
ond; best time, 2:0s{. Nancy Hanks TO
heat 2;0a rccord-Nancy Hanks (Budd
Doblsl time by quarters, :3l, ;os, :si,
2:5L.
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rAMMANY WITH GARRISON UP.

desleieh. third. Time, 1:Osh. Five fur.
longs-Factotum won; Pirate Chief, Sec
ond; Torchbearer, third. Time, :03L.
Mile-Raccland won; Clio colt, second !;
Now or Never. third. Time, :i2H. Mile
and a quarter--Sir Walter won; Ramapo,
second; Glenmoyne, third. Time. 2:lltl.
Five furlongs-St. Pat won; Armitage,
second: Economist, third. Time, :02E.
Six furlongs-Wah Jim won; Chesapeake,
second; Tigrcss, third. Time, :i6A.
To-Day's En,rIe. at Morri. Park.
First race, five furlongs-Dr. Has.
brouck, l22; Sirrocco, 122; Correction, III !;
Don Alonzo, 1l3.
Second race, three-quartcrs OF q mile
Aloha, 122; Tho lronmasicr, 10; Tom
Tough, l07; Sarah Ramey, los; Little
Charlie. l0i; Meiba, 93; Regiland, 90.
Third race. Matron stakes, three-,iuar-
ters Of n mile-Domino. l25; Hurlingham,
III; Sack Of Spades, l21; Sir Excess, III ;
st. Maxim. iis; Aurelian. rs; Sam Lu-
cas-, 1l3; Discount. 1i3; Prig, li3; Peace
maker. l0s; Half Mine, lo5; Illusion, los.
Fourth race. Manhattan handicap, ono
mile and qu uarter--Banquct, l2l; Ru-
dolph, 10; Aloha, los; Picknicker, iO2
Prince of Darkness, 100; Terriiier. 90
Mendicant, 81.
Fifth race, one mile-Bolera, 81; Anna
b., 81; Neece. -.
Sixth race. five furiongs-Patrician. 1O7;
Assignee. i0i; Wilful Rosewood colt. 1Oi
Grampian. 100; Equation, 81; Camden,
-; Black Hawk, 81; Arena, 30; Gertie,
~.
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CHECKED JUST IN Time
Startling Discoveries Of Auarchkuc Plots
and Widespread Conspifacies.
IN AUSTRIA AND IN SPAIN
lndisputabie Evidence That These
Europsan Reds Are In League
With Their Brethren In Chi.
cngo-The Police Alert.

VIENNA, Sept. 2s.-On the I'D instant,
the associated press cabled exclusive In.
formation Of the arrest OF . number Of an
archists in this city in the house Of Ssiben-
Drummer Strasse aud the discovery of cases
of revolvers, bombs, explosives aud the
like, and documents Of the most incrim-
mating nature. A rival news agency has
been trying to belittle this news. The Do
lice havo been most roticent in RECORD to
the matter till to-day when they admitted
tho truth Of the story and added material
facts showing the conspiracy was tho
greatest since Guy Fawkes' day. They
say that subsequent investigation shows
the anarchists intended to smug2le dyna-
mite into the underground portion of the
Rcichsbrath building. and when that body
met on October 10 TO blow IL sky high and
strike terror into the hearts of tho enemies
OF the independent group Of socialists to
which the arrested men belonged.
Had the plot succeeded 800 people would
have been hurled into eternity, including
the prince imperiars family. hereditary
mobiles and dignitaries of the church. The
anarchists also planned TO blow up tho
town hall with more than 100 employees, .
number of important buildings ON Ring.
strassc. ono Of the finest streets In
Europe, the university, the famous his
torical museum and other buildings OF .
smaller nature. The Hofburx theatsr
was also included in the conspiracy.
The sirangest part of the story, o. far
as the United States 10 concerned, comes
now. The associated press has already
stated that the bombs were made accord
ing to the formula Of Herr Most of New
York. But this 10 not all. The polio q
claim to be able to prove that this aigan tic
conspiracy was connected with the an.
archists in Chicago. They say this is not
merely police theory, but the connection
of the Chicago anarchists with those here
has been fully established beyond n doubt.
The correspondence between the Chicago
reds and those of Vienna Is said 20 bs Ia
the hands OF the Austrian police who, Il
| would seem, must communicate with the
Chicago police on the subject.
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PEERLESS is TAMMANY
The Famous Lamplishtsr Lovers Ills
Colors 10 tho King Of The Turf
DECISIVE IS THE VICTORY
LamplIghtsr Sets the Pace Until
the Stretch 10 Reached Whom
the Montana Horse Goes
Easily to the Front.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
NEW YORK, Sept. cs.-Marcus Daly sat
within the enclosure Of the judges stand
at Guttenburg to-day and saw his peerless
4.year-old colt, Tammany, defeat Lamp.
lighter, Spendthrift's best son, for $500 q
sido and 5000 added by the Hudson
County Jocky club. The race was the out.
come of great amount of rivalry dating
as far back ~ last season, when the colts
were 3year-olds- Tammany had Q num-
ber Of rich stakes for 3-year-olds at his
mercy and Lamplighter had to fight older
horses in hantlicaps, not being eligible TO
start for the Realization, Lorillard and
other big turf prizcs that Tammany
carried of for his Montana owner.
This year LampliRhter was expected to
meet Tammany In the Suburban haudi-
cap but the latter went lame and had to
be turned out for an indefinite period.
Lamplighter was the recognised champion
In Tammauy's absence, and when they
would measure strides was longed for by
every follower of the sport OF kings. A
month ago Pierre Lorillard disposed of
Lamplighter at public auction to G.
Waulbaum. president OF the Guttenburg
course. and the brown horse won tho
Oriental handicap aud the first special
stakes. Then Tammany appeared on the
scene and won q race, and to waulbaum
Byrnes expressed his willingness to make
match for $4,000 side. The figure was
too high and $500 was finally agreed
upon with 5000 added by the association,
and to-day was set for the contest.
Fifteen thousand persons were massetl
about the course when the splendid repre-
sentatives of the thoroughbreds came upon
the course this afternoon. Lamplighter had
been slight favorito in the betting until
the money Of Mr.. DAILY and his friends
poured into the ring, and when Mr.. Cald.
wells flag flashed aud they sped away on
their journey Tammany was at odds on.
Taral obeying instructions tried to make
the pace too warm for Tammany. going
the first quarter in :24E and the half in
:A9K, but Tammany, under q steady pull,
was only length and half away. The
pace was not slackened any. the three
quarters being timed in l:i4A and the
mile In :40A.
Then Garrison called on Tammany and
the chestnut with mighty strides drew uT
on even terms and quickly had his ad.
versary beaten, the mile and q furlong he
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mol printed what purported to bs . quo.
tation from Hooper's speech In the house
to contradict the lsttse Of Ssyd In the
quotation the words referring 70 Seyd,
''who 10 now bere," were attributed TO
Hooper. Hoar said that part Of Hooper's
speech rssd from the congressional record
In which occurred words. "who is now
here" did not appear. "These Words"
said Hoar, ''srs . deliberate, audacioua,
unscrupulous, infamous foreery."
Cullom Of Illinois knew the editor Of the
Peoria Journal, Barnes, aud willis b Was
astonished at the misquotation, he was
sure Barnes was not personally respon.
sibie for the forgery In the ssnss of having
committed or been cognisant Of IL. Teller
also know Barnes, and felt sure that he
was guilty Of no improper conduct 10 COM
nection with the statement.
The debate continued more than an
hour. Then PETER addressed the senate.
He read the presidents letter to Governor
Eorthen Of Georgia aud said It did not dis
sipate the confusion In the public mind as
to the presidents real opinions on the
monetary question. He might be o mon
ometaliist, he might be bimstallist, but
there was nothing to show In the letter
what kind of metallist no was. "when.
over the administration, represented by
it's friends upon tho hoor," declared
Peffer. ''are ready to accept the pending
amendment or some other amendment
which will bring about tho restoration of
the law Of 1887, they can pass the repeal
bill In % minutes" At $40 Harris moved
an executive session, after which the sen.
ate nd jourued,
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MIssoULA MATTERS.


The Tsachsrs' Institute. . Horse Thief,
and . Man Who Go, Paaehsd-
Special Dispatch to tho standard
MIssoULA, Sept. 2s.-The regular ses.
sious OF the teachers institute continued
to-day with increased attendance and un.
abatcd interest. Language, geography
and history were the principal topics dis
cussed. This evening was devoted TO lii.
orary exercises and addresses on educa.
tional topics. The institute will close to-
morrow.
George Johnson, 20 years old, was
brought In from Ross Hole by Constable
Corbett this afternoon, and il now con-
fined In the county Jail charged with horse
stealing. Johnson took horse belonging
to Thomas Donavon of this city, which
was grazing i'm the canyon south of tho
city, and was making away with him. He
was seen by q ranchman riding the horse
up Bitter Root valley. and the fact was re-
ported to tho officers who at once set out
In pursuit. johnson had tho horse In his
possession when captured, and there
seems to be no doubt of his guilt. He
takes the matter cody and tries 10 pose as
bad man.
Joseph Schneider is about the hardest
looking man In Montana. Joe was en-
ployed by Joseph Wagner until three days
ago. when he was discharged for imbibing
too freely of sheep dip. He was very angry
over his discharge and brooded over the
matter until he concocteda vile scheme OF
revenge. Yesterday he circulated a re-
port rejecting upon the character Of u
lady member Of tho Wagner family.
There Is absolutely no ground for such u
report and Mr.. Wagner was wroth, as he
had right TO he. He set out last night
on Schneider's trail and found him toward
morning. With the assistance OF friend
ho gave Schneider n terrible beating, SO
the latter alleges. and the two men were
arrested to-day for assault. The cases
will be tried tomorrow by Jud &c Evans.
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Manufacturcrs Want 10 Form . silver.
Tariff Combiaation.


Tariff Csmbiaation.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2s.-One hundred
and fifty leading manufacturers OF this
city. led by Wharton, the banker and we'll
known financier. have drawn up and
signed q proposition Offering the silver
senators aid in their fight against tho re-
peal OF the silver purchase Law, provided
the latter will combine to prevent any
tariff legislation. As over one-half Of the
manufacturers who signed the paper are
republicans aud this community has fav.
ored repeal, this new movement has ere
atcd sensation In business circles. The
circular contains these three propositions
to the silver senators.
T. That the United States shall admit silver
bullion from American mines 10 coinage In It's
mints upon the payment by the owner OF
seignoraee absorbing three-fourths OF the differ
ence between tho London price OF bullion and
Its value when coined.
:. That foreign silver shall be admitted only
for coinage purposes at a ssignorage absorbing
ali OF the din renees between the London price
and lt, value when coined.
s. That the United States shall invite az ones
a conference OF those natiOnsof the world VIII leh
have not committed themselves TO gold niono-
metalll.m. This would include especially the
nations OF North aud South America. Japan aud
China. and In Europe France Russia and 9TH
ers. These nations are As deeply interestec rs
We in resisting the attempt to increase the
power OF gold through the degrade
tion OF the power OF silver. and
many OF them. particularly thoss
OF America and Eastern Asia. are those to
whom We may most easily aud sdyantageously
sell the excess OF our manufacturing industries.
such conference should exclude England aud
Germany. u Is the conclusion shat withous
them lt would direct The money policy Of tho
world preserve the integrity OF blmetalllsm and
prevent the enslayenent of the United states
and others by the capitalist classes Of the two
great creditor nations.
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BUTTE BY CASLICHT.
Incidents OF the Night That Gave the Po-
lice som ethiBg To DO.

tnctoeuts tue savt the fo-
lice Something To do.
BrTrE, Sept. 2s.-Belle Ryan, ono Of the
slickest "grafters" on Mercury street.
touched q man for $50 tonight. The vic
tim was not quite SO drunk as she sup
posed, however. and he quickly sum
moned Officers wcrrick and Walsh. who
arrested the woman. The money. of
course. was not found. but sho put up
$50 cash bond. which will just make things
even on a fine of si5 and costs.
An old man named Dan lynch. living
IN Dublin gulch, reported to Officer Balil-
sero tonight that lac had been robbed of
$50 by his son-in-law, Mike Sullivan. aud
another man. Lynch was In his stocking
feet and seemed to he about half crazy.
An investigation of the case showed that
Lynch had not been robbed at all, and he
was locked up for disturbance.
An Indian named Harry Grouse got
drunk on Florida water and Jamaica
ginger tonight and undertook to make
East Park street howl. He was gathered
ia by Officers Noonan and Birch before
doing any damage.
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CHEERING TAMMANY'S VICTORY.

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