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PARALYTIC ON THE RAMPAGE.
John Diggs Cleans 0ut His House with q Club
Supposed TO Re Crazy.

John Diggs, q brick mason. living with
his wife and grown children at No. 1873
North Liberty street, created an unpleas-
mi not to say alarming. sensation in his
neighborhood last night. by giving vent to
a general Qrudge he seemed to have against
bis family, through the medium of . gigsn-
tic load of liquor. Diggs is an unfortunate
paTalytic. but is able to WELD a heavy club
with tremendous effect when under the In
tiuence or liquor.
After an unusually wild exhibition last
night his wife rushed franticaily to police
headquarters and reported that her hus-
band had beaten all the windows OF the
house to pieces and had chased q lady Wis.,
ftor out of the room with q club. She be-
lieves that be is suffering with softening of
the brain, because he has gotten the idea
that she is harboring some one In the
house, and insists on routing the person
out with his ever-readv club. Night before
last, she says, she was awakened by q
r~ustiiDg outside the door of her room. and
arose Just as her husband passed the door
with an immense butcher knife in his
hand. He assured her that he would do
her no harm. but she fears that in his de-
lirium he may not recognize her during
one of these nightly searches after imagi-
nary foes. The officers III the district
where the Diggs family resides claim that
they have been called repeatedly to the
house, but on each occasion Mrs. Diggs re-
fused to allow her husband to be taken
away. He was not taken in custody last
night,
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THE YELLOW FEVER SCARE.
Panic Dying Out In Pensacola and No Ne
Cases Reported.

Panic Dying Out In Pensacola and No New
Cases Reported.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ia dispatch re-
ceived here from Pensacola. Fla, says:
After midnight it was stated that no sus-
picious cases of any kind had been reported
since the two deaths which occasioned the
scare: that the panic was over and she pe0.
pie had begun to believe that the situation
was not SO serious az at first appeared. The
committee Of safety appointed by q mass
meeting of citizens had taken charge of
matters n had requested SURGEON general
Wyman to send an expert in
yellow fever to investigates the
origin and nature of the disease.
Surgeon general Wyman has complied
with the request Of the committee on pub
lie safety of Pensacola and ordered Dr. X.
Nj. Murray from the quarantine station at
Dry Tortugas. near Key West. to Pensa-
cola. This officer stands high In the ser.
vice, has had OK perience with yellow fever
and is fully qualified to pass upon cases
brought to his attention. DIR. Wyman has
received q dispatoh from DIR. Porter An
%nOuDcing his arrival at Pensacola. The
atest sdvices he has received from that citv
came late last night from Dr.. Hargis and
stated that there were no new cases of yell
low fever in the city.
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case there is virtually no limit to the sill
YER certificates or coin with which che
country would be flooded. The silver
mems bill aud Mr.. Stands bill mentioned
an increased ratio-whatcver this vague
qua ge may mean. Itmay be taken as o
certain ratio. It would not be high enough
to tie safe. If it were il would defeat the
silver mems purpose. Moreover. whatever
it might be at the moment. there would be
no security possible against its becoming
unsafe and faulty. Ii Mr.. Wilson's bill
became the law there would be no
difficulty remaining which cannot easily
be overcome, and credit may be expected
TO gradually revive. There can be nc
finaIity IN snoh legislation as the silver
men are advocating. Nor does their past
record give them any claim TO be heard on
the currency question"
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third. Time. 1:15h.
Third Raoe-Five furlonRs. Liselg won;
Little Fred second. Promenade third.
Time. 1:0ll4.
Fourth Race-Six and q half furlonGs-
Mask won; FL Reno second. False Ahrens
third. Time. 1:23L.
Fifth Race-four and q half furIongs.
PoteDtate won: blossom second. ST. Pat
third. Time. :554.
Sixth Race-One mile and q quarter. hur-
Ole. Bassni0 won; AlfonsIn second. Mar
gherIta third. Time. Dish.
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ROBBED BT FOOTPADS.
William Bennett Held Up Early in the Even
ing-His Loss.

William Bennett. living at No. 126 Pat
terson street, was assaulted and robbed at
s O'Clock last night while returning to his
home from q trip down town. As he passed
an alley between Agnes and Patterson
streets, two men, one white and the other q
negro, sprang upon him n knocked him
down. He cried for help. but was relieved
of S4S before help arrived.
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Kahn Spoiled New Ross Races,

eprcial foihe indianapolis journal
NEW Ross. Ind. Aug. 1.-THE weather
was unfavorable to-day and the attendance
small The track was fast when opened.
but rain soon made it slow. In the first
beat of the 2:40 trot Fletcher j. was dis
tsnced. on time. but drawn on account of
lsmeness. Orphan Allie won. with Morn
ing Glory second. Greenwood third and
Crisis fourth. Time-2:3S. 2:41A. 2:3s.
2:3624.
In the ESQ pace. six heats. ten starters.
two were dIstsnced in the third heat.
Pearl L. took two heats. but was distsnced
In the last heat. Beecher Boy won. with
Amy l.. second. Rex n. third ana Breast
plate fonrth. T~Ime-2:26L2. 2:2sla. 2:274.
2:S1h. 2:35ls. 2:46A.
The free-for-ali pace was declared Off on
account OF the condition of the track.
Races at saratoga.
SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. I,.-Following are
tfg, results of the races here to-day:
First Race-Five furlongs. Lady Rose
won; Manos second. Postmaid third. Time,
1:O4ls.
Second Race Six furloDgs. Cora Taylor
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Yellow Fever Refugee. Coming North.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. ia special
train of four coaches. containing about two
hundred refugees from Pensacola and other
Florida points. arrived in the city last
night. Some of the passenger slipped off
here. but the majority of them took the reg
ular trains out and went further north.
The exodus was due to the rumors OF vel.
low fever in Pensacola. Some of the refu-
gees attempted to leave the train at sever.
al Alabama points. but were prevented by
quarantine regulations. No effort was
made to prevent their entrance into this
city, and their arrival was not even known
to the health officers.
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Two Free-for-Aiis at Tiptan.
Results at Monmouth.

MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. 1.-THE track
was very fast and the programme good to-
day.
First Race-Five and one-half furlopR s.
Kingston won; Correction second. Der
~fargIlls third. Time. l:C5h.
Second rsce-Five furlongs. Ben Lomond
won: Roma second. Setsuket third. Time.
1:01.
Third race-One mile and O sixteenth.
Cleaning won; Raceland second, Lizzie
third. Time, 1:47e.
Fourth race-Elvea and one-haif furlongs.
Restraint won; Culver second. Midnight
third. Time, :5934.
Filth rsce-One mile. Madrid won;
Arab second. Lady Pulsifer third. Time.
1:405.
sixth race-Five and one-half furlongs.
lola won; Baroness second. Innocent third.
Time, l:0617.
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Hotnr- serkers' Excursions

To the West and Southwest. via the Missouri Pa
clfic railway and the Iron Mountain route.
On Ang. 30. Sept IL. and Oct. 10 round trip
tickets will be cold 70 nearly all points in Kan.
sas. Nebraska, Colorado. Utah. Wyoming. New
Mexico, Arkansas. Indian Territory. Oklahoma
and Texas at about half fare. Tickets will have
twenty days return limit. with liberal stopover
privileges. Pullma sleepers. ana free reclin-
iDg-chair cars To nearly all points.
For rates. maps and full Information address
COKE ALEXANDER, District Passenger Agent, z
Jackson Place. Indianapolis. Ind.
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

License was issued yesterday for the
marriage of Charles Riggs and Elizabeth
Cruiser.
The H~untingburg Dry Press Brick Com
psny was incorporated under the state
laws yesterday. The capital stock of the
company is given % $50. 900.
The lopal Christian E%ndesvor Union will
hold q Montreal Echo meeting next Sun
day evening at Central Christian Church.
DR.. Rondthaler and others will speak.
Music will be furnished by the Y. n. c. A.
OuarHat.
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OPINION IN LONDON.
The Thunderer Claims Silver Men Have For.
feiied All Right 10 Be Heard.

LONDON. Aug. 12.-The Times, comment
ing on the proceedings In the United States
Congress-. SAYS: That n parity between
gold and silver must be maintained IS
agreed by all parties in the United
States. II Mr.. Wilson's bill becomes
q law the thing can be done. but that
It can be done If the Sherman act remains
in force. or il silver be admitted Co free
coinage 10 more tnan doubtful. In either
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Yellow Fever at Mobile.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE Surgeon.
general of the Marine Hospital service to-
night received a telegram from President
lnge. of the Mobile quarantine board. stat.
ing that the British bark Galenors had ar
rived at the Port Morgan quarantine sta
ton with two cases OF yellow fever on
hoard. One will probably die tonight.
Two died at soa.
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Hanging witnessed nv 10. P.on,..

PIkEvILLF. KY. Ang. 1l.-Henry Hall
was hanged here at 1920 o'clock. rhis morn
ing. for fratricide. On the scafiOld Hall
asked pardon for his sins. He offered q
prayer and joined in singing Nearer, My
God. to Thee" Fully ten thousand poop o
witnessed the execution. Hail killed his
brother over . game of cards.
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Feguiar Drifting Yacht Race

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. 1.-THE four great
emp defenders met, to-day. on the course off
Brenton's reef. 1t was more of a drifting
match than o race, however. and the dis.
appointment at nightfall proved equally as
great as was the interest in the early
morning. when there vas scarcely enough
breeze TO start them. Though the fog
is so dense at 2 a. NJ. that nothing definite
is known it is believed the Vigilant passed
over the line ahead of the Jubilee. though
she may not win when the allowance is
worked out.
The course was thirty-eight miles, and
was of interest only because of the first
meeting of all four of the boats which will
strive in q future trial. which shall deter
mine the one to meet the Vslkyrie in de-
Tense of the Americas cup.
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Ta,Iors' Headquar.er. Coming Here.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Aug. 1.-THE national
convention of journeymen tailOrs to-day
reelected John Il. Lennon general secre-
tsry and Frederick Werner general treas
urer. A resolution was adopted providing
for the removal of all intoxicating liquors
from back shope. The headGuarters OF the
union will be moved from New York to La.
dlanapOlis.
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YoUNG maiden, If you'd boast those charms
That win O lover to ones IN
And that may never let him go.
Twill be through SoZodont, whose powers
Gives to the breath the balm of flowers,
And leaves the teeth as white as snow.
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The Coming sanitary Conference.

CINCINNATI. Aug. n.-President Disz. of
Mexico, has appointed delegates to attend
the sanitary conference to be held Is o
part of the Panamerican medical congress
at Washington. beginning Sept. s, and has
advised the secretary. DE-. Reed. Of this
city. of his action. Similar appointments
have been made By Venezuela and other
countries. The evidence Of cholera at
Swinburne island harbor and of yellow
fever on the main land at Pensacola, with
the establishment Of inland quarantine
throughout the South against Pensacola,
gives additional interest tO the coming
conference. The executive committee has
issued q call to all the cities to send dele.
gates to the conference to be held under the
presidency of Surgeon-Reneral Wyman. Of
the Marine Hospital Service.
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A novel attraction was the girl race,
purse. Si2 Ada Evans first. Emma Mar
shal second. Barbara Kuehr third. Nettie
Black we'll fourth. Ella Harris fifth. Maud
Wildly sixth. Mabel Frederick seventh.
Time :1242; distance, 100 yards.
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Forecast for saturday

WASHINGTON. Aug. H. For Indiana,
Ohio. Lower Michigan and Upper Michi-
gsn-Cooler. dryer and westerly winds;
fair.
For Ilhnois-Wsrmer and dryer: north.
erly winds and fair weather.
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erecial 10 the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
HAGERsTowS. Ind, Aug. 1I.-There was
. large attendance on the closing day of
she fair. which has been the most success
full yet held. The track record has been
broken twice this meeting. the fastest time
being 2:1634 by Red Bell in the free-for-all
pace to-day. Summaries:
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Unconditional Reneal.

Agninst Unconditional Repeal.
NEW YORK, Aug. ll.-Senator Vest has
written a personal letter TO q gentleman in
this city. saying that the majority against
the unconditional repeal of the Sherman
law will be at least eight.
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The indianapolis Gas Co

A T A CONFERENCE OF THE COMMITTEE
N appointed by the executive committee TO have
barge Of Indiana Day ~ the Worlds Fsir, Ang. %,
held at the Governors ONCE this 11th day of August,
IL was decided to postpone Indiana Day % o latef
date, on account OF the committee not being able TO
make necessary arran gements for low rates of trans
portation for our people at that time, and also be-
cause our prominent citizens, upon whom we re-
he'd 70 take part In the exercises OF that day. were
unable TO attend on account of their previous enc
m Governor Matthews was consulted and
this action was approved by him.
Il. Il. HAVENS.
Executive Commissioner.
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HORSES, BIKES AND BALLS
Speedy Will Kerr Had an Easy Thing
in the 2:24 Pace al Grand Rapids.
Rain MARRIED the Indiana Races Yesterday
Zimmerman in Form at Chicago-Run-
ming Races and Ball Games.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Aug. 1.-THE best
event of to-day's races was the 2:90 pace.
yassar managed to gather it In three
straight heats. The attendance was light.
Gn.,una.
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National Lrnyun Games.

National League Games.
At Observation-Disclosures, 1,80O.l III. T..
Cleveland ...2 o o D o o o o % B 3
81 Lonis..--.O o 1 o o o o o "a 9 3
MISUNDERSTANDING and Gunson; Clarkson
and PETIT.
{ Observation-Disclosures, 1,700.l Fl. Y.
PittsburR.--.0 / > o o o i 2 %
Louisvtlle.----1 o o 2 o o D o o. 3 l3 8
Batteries-Ehret and Stencil; Rhodes and
Grim.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING, 2.097D II. Z.
BALTIMORE q q O ! O 3 o l. z IL 1
Boston.--...2 o o 4 o o 1 2-1l IA 4
Batteries -McNa5b, Mcmahon and Robinson;
Gastright and Camel.
Al Washington attendance, 5OO) H.. L.
Brooklyn. 20 o o o 3 o 2 1 q 8 IA 2
WashiDgtOn.0 o 2 1 o 4 3 o O. z % z
Batteries Haddock and DAILY; Esper and Far
relI.
AtNep York-(Attenda1 zee, 3,OO0.) II. E.
New York..-...3 o O 2 2 o o o 8 3-13 Ii B
Philadelphia 10 o l q 4 o o o o do ~ 5
Batteries-Petty. German and Wilson; Sharrot,
Taylor, Keefe and Clements.
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Harvesting Races at MiddletowD,
,.af % the T-ndiauanolis Journal

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
M~IDDLETowN. Ind, Aug. 1.-The races
here yesterday were unusually interesting
This is especially true of the free-for-all
pace, in which How and Dolly Brown CON-
peted for all there was In It for first place.
The attendance was large, there being
some eight thousand people present. The
races resulted as follows:
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CASES NOW NUMBER TEN
Seven New Cholera Patients Taken to
Swinburne Island Yesterday.
All Reported Well on Board the Karamania-
No More Yellow Fever Cases at Pensa.
cola, but Two Arrive at Mobile.

QUARANTINE, 8. l.. Aug. 11.-Health Off,
Ger Jenkins, nc 8 o'clock tonight, issued
the following bulletin OF new cholera cases:
were transferred To Swinburne island from
Hotfmsn's o. and at 7:30 O'Clock tonight two
more were taken 20 the same place. The first
three are Giovanni Laura. aged thirty
three. Italian; FernandiT roisi. aged thirty
live. native of Italy. and Georges
The others are Dominica LCioppO.
aged seventeen. and Antonio Pieri-
mia. aged twenty-one, both Italians.
All showed characteristic symptoms Of
cholera. The ARCHAEOLOGICAL examination
OF the cases removed to-day have not been
pital shows ten patients, one of whom IS
cOnvalescing. In three of the ten. the di.
agnosis of cholera has been confirmed. All
are we'll on the K~aramania. Thus far all
the cases have developed within q period
or incubation after the removal OF the pass
engers from the ste The Massillia
was discharged from quarantine to day.
her passengers having been nineteen days
out from Naples. without the slightest
evidence of cholera appearing. her oills
of health were dated at Narcotics, July Is
and Naples July g."
The meteorological examination of Gull
lures made from the two cases removed
yesterday, Francisco Mola and Mariana
Riberaco. resulted in finding the spirills of
Asiatic cholera in each case. Both patients
are In the same condition as whom removed
neither better nor worse. Twocsses were
removed frcm Hoffman island, at noon to-
day, to the hospital at Swinburne island.
both showing cholera symptoms. They
are Antonio Lauriti. aged fifteen, and An.
tonic CarlOne, aReo nifty.
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Kniehtstown, 3; Nashville, L.
nciai ~ fha IndfanannlIa IouenoI

~,
special 10 The Indianapolis Journal.
KNIGHTsTowN. Ind. Aug. II. The
Knightstown and Nashville boil clubs
played at Nashville to-day. Both put mp q
supe-b game. and it was any body's game
until the last man was retired in the ninth
inning. Rain prevented play In the sixth
inning. but only for u few moments. after
which the game was finished. Attendance,
LOCO. Score:
Knightstown.......O l o o o 1 O-3
Nashville. .....-..-.O o o O o o o o III
Observation-Disclosures. Coons and Smith;
Rushville. Bailey and johnson. Umpire-J. III.
Hinsbaw.
Zimmerman AN Easy Winner.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-The bioycle races here
TO-DAY resulted as follows:
One.mile NovIce-Won by P. Won Book
mann. Chicago. Time. 2:5l 90.
Half-mile Handicap-J. II. Elthorpo, CHI
cago lSS yards. won. Time. 1:01 35.
One Mile. 2:30 Class-W. A. Rhodes. Chi
caGo. won. Time. 2:43 40.
Six Miles. !, $50 feet-A. A. Zimmerman,
New York, won. Time. 1856 Is; last quar-
ter. 81. }. p. Bliss. Chicago. second; j. 8.
Johnson. Minneapolis. third.
Half-mile. O~pen-FIrst Heat-A. A. Zim.
norman. New York. won. Time, 1:24 35.
Second Heat-W. A. Rhodes. Chicago.
won. Time. 1:l6 25.
Final Heat-A. A. Zimmerman. New YORK.
won. Time. los 45.
Three-miIe Hsndicap-A. D. Kennedy.
Chicago t245 yardsI, won. Time, 7:0S AIS.
One-third of q Mile. Open-FIrst heat, III.
C.. Tyler: Springfield. won. Time, :a6 l5.
Second HEATH. A. Citizens. Chicago.
won. Time. :49 35.
Final Heath. Z. Tyler. Springfield,
won. Time, AZ.
Two-mile. Team; InvItation-Won by
zimmerman and Smith. of New York.
wlthout riding.
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Ten New Cases in Naples

NAPLES, Aug. I1.-Ten new cases Of chol-
era and ten deaths were reported In this
city between noon yesterday and moor to-
day. The death list Includes some fatal
cases previously reported.
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T~ime-2:33. 2:35, 2:33l2.
The mile run for q purse of $500 proved
exciting. for in II appeared Bronnenburg's
Cyclone. D horse that had never been
beaten on this track. and was considered
well-nigh invIncIble. He won the first
heat By q length over Charley Shawban,
owned By Sam Morret, of MuDcie. Shaw
han Won the second heat by q head. The
little victor and his rider came In for q
great ovation. lt was claimed for Cyclone
that be went lame. and as he did not appear
when the third heat was called. Shaw han
galloped over the track and was given the
heat and the race. The other startere were
Barton. jr.. distanced in the second heat.
and Colonel, distanced III the fret. Time,
1:4g12. Isl, 3:16.
Free-for- all pace; purse. eco:
How. br. g., by Valentine Swigert
Dolly Brown. br. ~. by Dan Brown
i. y. 5. 3. by Ajax tHudronj .-....2 5 8 5 2
Walter Milton. br. X. by wilton
EcIipse-Ironby. {. q. hy Ham-Iron-
by (BodrODl
Time-2:26i4, 2:25. 2:23La u. 2:25ia, 2:23aa
In this race Dolly Brown. In the third
heat lowered the track record TO 2:231s.
only to have il still lowered In the last
heat by How to 2:224.
Took Seven Heats IN the 2:e5 Trot.
Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
NORTH VERNON. ind. Aug. 1.-THE races
here to-day were attended by about three
thousand people. Tho track was fast ana
weather hot. No unusual features existed.
Summaries.
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Rome Preparing for the Worst.

ROME. Aug. 1.-The government has Or
dered that a physician and q sanitary corps
accompany every train running w
Naples and Rome. ALI the hotels at Rome
have been cleansed and were put in good
condition to guard against an invasion of
cholera. Slgnor Cerloni, director of posts
and telegraphs. who was sent to Naples O
few days ago on business, was attacked
with cholera q few hours after his arrival
and died on the following day.
Thirty-Six Gases and Eighteen Desths.
BUCHAREST. Aug. 11.-ln the twenty-four
hours ending at noon to-day fourteen new
cases of cholera and six deaths were re-
ported in BrahllOv, sixteen new cases and
eleven deaths In Soeiina and six new cases
and one death in Czernewoda.
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Local Weather Report.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. IL.
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