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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Hugh Gree ne. years of age, was bitten
on the legs by dog owned by Charles
Riley, at As b street, yesterday. DR.. Alb
bott attended.
A man named John Smith was taken
with fit at 10 Dorrance street this
morning and WAS taken to the hospital.
Cor>i Corbi was thrown from wagon
on Washington street at Ia. IN. today,
by the horse running away. Toe man
wss rendered uuconsc ious and was at
tended by DIR. Brdv. Later he went 10
his home, A reffs stree.
All o'clock this morning a MN named
Conedon while driving horss attached
to an express wagon on Westminister
street, attempted to drive between a
cable car ard the trench on Market
square. aud I'm attempting TO turn around
tie wagon was smashed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.

Assault Cases Disposed. Of nound Over
Tor Carrying Concealed Weapons.
In the sixth district court this morn
lug, Dennis Sullivan arged with as
saulting Hugh keogan with knife was
tried. The charge oi assault with dan
gerous weapon was wi hdrawn, aud he
was fined SO and costs Tor simple as
sauli.
Guiseppi Denardo was bound over in
$500 surety to the September term of the
conrt OF common pleas for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
The case AGAINST Owen Corrigan
charged with assaultlug Charles Worth
was called. & rrilan was adjudged
probably guilty ana was bound over to
SepJemb term OF the court Of COM
mon pleas In $100 SUI ETY..
Frank Lte was fined $40 and costs for
an assault on Lawrence Gorham,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
MILITIA UNDER CANVAS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE |.


Breakf .st WAS served in the style ms it,
tie like roughing it as can be imagined.
ID Unity japanese napkins adorned every
plate. Ham and eggs, coff Q. tea. pota-
toes aud other sea-sh r, luxuries
were served IN n "A ,da,ce. Captains
Gree, and Fitzgerald amuse them-
selve. aid amazed their - friends
by daring frats OF horsem tnsh 8 p
an run ~. race from tn. mess tent
to hrirad' he1q iarters. Th dis ancs
IL alb, u a hell nal. AID sfter an exciting
contest C'ptin Fl zgerald won ~ a
cinter bv fourteen LEM h. I'll re 2:t2.
The first man on tn groun thi
morning was Mir Crtar He WIS fl'
lowed bv Capta A. A. Ia ,-r BY their
their arIiv the staff OF Brsgadier
G neral Ke dali WAS completed
Soor, wisr The ho exssp ion OF o Major ha,
strainin, uis shoulder ami arm so that
1t IL doubtful II re will able 10 com,
70 can p at NIL this ,eir. The nsws of
his accid mt was received with sincsre
regret byal
First at the Gate.
At l0;3S 'he frs troop appeared at tn g
we-tgu rhey were the Fifs' Al Second
detached companies OF infantry (colored)
under the com rni of Cip
tain Blunt aud Ii u.en'vt Sim S.
These were followed IT, h. rex ha Z
'rr by the seven conna 1 so'th ; C. d
r yi'nent rinl rhr seven I'm n - ~ the
First regiment under G ne Taorn1.l
Hed!ey's 'ad C oup ia the ; c.
"nd rsyime it n tnr 10 ii cnfal ban |!
"a p eces. furnIS ei 10 rial airs or the,
First regiment. TIE uptnie marche
direct y 10 their qua tcrs err st after
~ err long tr -. Mt an
however tnrnel 10 his tent - quickly
that he u 'ot hlvs ti ne 10 nrl OF
praise FOR tn splen II para vr,ui
md . . excellent wor of the fe'afls.
No odny will he rqu'r 1t ot the iren
until afGsr the arr,va ~ The CIV lr;.
The mac ,ine gun hiit ~ ami the n IL
lery ch ar. xpseted this t'sno n
alb NJ p. m. III. rst parade viii occ ir
at |. "a. anh al amp ii will begil.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
BAND CONCERT.
American Band VIII Discourse Music M
logger Williams Park Tonight.

The first of the series OF Am rican
band concerts will he given tonight at s
o'clock Mt Roger Willian park. These
concerts, which. proved SO popular last
'ason, will embrace some of the finest
music in the bands repetory, and will in
clude many new sci ections that will bid
for pouular favor with the standard
p eces thas Providence knows so we'll.
Superintendent Hathaway of the park
has made preparations for the convent
ence Of the people who will attend the
roucerts. Solos Will be rendered by Frei
Padey, piccolo; Max Gprtler. flute;
Joseph lie Marie, clarionet; il. Is. sweet,
trombone; j. L. Hanna. baritone; Bowen
X. Church, c)rnet The concert will BE-
given Tuesday aud Thursday evenings
each week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11

The total number of bodies found at
$50 was fifteen, but at that hour the
search was still incomplete owing to the
Intense heat and confusion around the
ruins. The Columbian guards, who
were on duty yesterday, still assert
that number OF visitors lost their lives
In the fire as well as several electricians
who were nj work there. The finding OF
the lineman's body Is thought to sub.
81 auiate the claim that electricians were
at work in the building when the fire
broke out.
Mayor Car Ger Harrison said this after
noon that the fire settled one thing. and
that was that Chicago was going TO
assume control of all the Worlds fair
bui dings. For tie safety Of human life
the c ty would zee that they were all
thoroughly inspected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11

The Clyde Juniors played the Olneyvlile
nine last Saturd ~ on the Star grounds,
defeating the Dy score Of IA tpS
Miss Gertle III y $ II Provided ace Is via.
ltin friends her,
is visiting Nellie Smith Of this placs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
LATEST FROM CHICAGO.
Fifteen Bodies Recovered from the Ruin'
The Scenes are Horrible.

Fifteen Bodies Recovered from the Ruins
The scenes are Horrible.
CHICAGO, H., July lL-Up to $50 this
taken from the blackened ruins
OF the cold storage warehouse
which was burned yesterday afternoon.
Only one has been identified as yet, the
body Of William DenninR. although
seven nremen all thought they recognized
what had been NJ. McQuade. driver of
engine. No. 8. In mass Of
oO oone' ,h. "h1'o q or afy the ia morsas! Gssp
The remains of the bodies which have
been found bear little Likeness TO human
forms. A lot OF black aud feshless bones
were found In gunny sack.
Scenes in tho Night,
During the night crowds of women,
wives, sisters, and sweetbearts Of the
dead men, called at the m ,rgue but were
inf ormed that 1t was useless for them to
90 below to look at the remains. Iden-
tificaton is almost absolutely hopeless.
1t was after O'Clock last evening when
the ruins became co i enough to allow
the inauguration of the work Of getting
out the charred fragments of what had
AS the work proceeds the horror
grows In magnitude. 1t will be some
time before anything like n
complete cleaning up can be accom-
plished, and 1t Is now evident that the
bodies OF some of the victims will never
be found.
Funds Being Raised.
Money IL being raised throughout the
st ate to assist the families OF the dea,
fremsn, and 1t is reaching n goodly
amount.
The families will be we'll cared for.
The bodies recovered To day were
evidently NOT those OF firemen who
jumped or fell from the shaft Of the
warehouse, because they were found In a
place somewhat remote. Most OF the
bodies were u)nned down by steam pipes.
On one body WAS found leather belt to
which was attached steel pinchers. This
would indiease that the man was line
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
I'lenix.

Ex-Mayor Carroll aud family of Paw.
tucke were visiting Nc. CsrJlls mother
on Sunday.
Messrs. Cbas. aud Will Arnold OF
wexford are visiting fre IDS In this
plsse.
Ne e'srs- Joseph Curtau aud Timothy
Sullivan a tile Al. W. La III Go werr &c
,ently tue lus.ts of frieuos about here
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
THE WEATHER

Weather for this
evening Fair and
warm. For to-
IN orrow - Fair
and warm. Tenn
perature from 0 a.
m. July 10. to 0 a.
m. July IL: Nigh
es', 70; low est. SIS.
mean 6s3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
NO SILVER PURCHASED.


OnIy II IL Cents Per Ounce Onersd by
she Government forsthe white Metal.
The Ofsr Not Accepted.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Treasury
department yesterday again arraysd itself
firmly against the silver brokers' IL was
tho customary day for making the pro-
portional purchase Of silver on the July
account. and 4Sa, ,0O0 ounces were offered.
The prices asked ranged from II to 75
ocnts
They were regarded ~ too high by Act
ing Director Preston. who made counter
proposition offering II l-2 cents per
ounce.
That Is one half cent lsss than the de-
partment paid for its silver last week, and
apparently the silver men are reluctant to
come 70 these terms, for mp to the close of
ealcs hours no acceptanccs were received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
Franklin Institution for Savings.


r. pth and Final Dividend OF BIO per cent
bile At the Baking Rooms OF the said institution
~ South Main street Providence. Il. !. Hours o.
payment from 10 n. m. Co ID.
THOMAS &. GREENE Receiver.
iroyidsnes. X. L.. Nay 4, isyA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11

AzMArAc ION TUESDAY,. JuLy II.
gs hIsss .....:. e Moos Rrsrs.. a AN
Lssoss o. Dxr..li q q FULL SEA ss,ss sSM
WAsHxGToN. July IL = Forecast for
New Enxlandl: Fair weather; westerly
vtsdA bseoning variable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
To DISPOSE or THE HOMESTEAD CASES

pittshnrr. July 3. The Homestead ch'"'-that Is
tie mai, tucnt, for riot on~pracy treason anu m"'
der AGAINST the cs.srkcrS-Nl not be holI' Pt">'''
ms were the indictments astn' inc ''"'-" "
hcloI, and tho PinkcrlonS. hut the coih"l LOT '''
pro,ccu,on and d.fcncc have agreed 10 allow '"r"'
- an ,r.r IA thr :, mher term of court for hh'I
dteno.l,ion II I, understood that pleas ol ho"
coutond.rc will bc entered. Suspension ~ ~ h
tencc win bc asked by 'ho defence. ana WIZ n.,1 u.
IL, hc ,ousprary and treason caer~. VIZ, ~ - ~,
nccn done District Attorney tlnrrnc' h",'Snh -, ,h ",
br;n, Tho murder and treason indictments ~ ,., - o
trntson Of The court and will say thhl NV ',,w ana
wealth has invc. tcated the CHARGES r ,hcn,
H. Satisfied that un conviction c9n be i" ql", ~ ,i m
to riu ,si, lie court 10 make an orcrr n''. ., Wv
rIsrirt Attorney 10 take action III ne ,h ,t
prosecuting them nntll f'rth'r "a , "
IM, will finally end the famous c'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
AN INEXPLICABLE SUICIDE.
A PISTOL SHOT ENDS TIE LIFE OF
FULTON-ST MANUFACTURER.

AUGUST WOLFS SIkANrE lMPC LSE->CPPOSED
TO nE TEMPORARILY INSANE
The sptcfnl crack of a uiStol-shot rang out on
the roar and hustle of lower Futon--t. late yes
tcrday afternoon investigation showed that
August Wolf. of the cane manufacturing firm Of
II g. 4 Wolf had shot himself at his place Of
business. no 60 Fulton-st. When willing hands
raised him from the floor he was dead. without
having spoken word as to the cause of his act.
Abont week ago Mr. Wolf said TO Alexander
Hess. his landlord " | wish | We're dead what
is the use Of living anyWay?" Wolf had been
unwcl for about a fortnight. hut no weight
attached 10 his words bv Hess
At about hnf-past I o'clock Yesterday after
noon Wolf began walking ND and down the floor
of his shop Henry Wolf his brother and a mem
her OF thc firm. was examining some accounts.
August had reached tho further end of the shop
when, without IA moments warning, he sent
bullet into his head lie fell to tho floor. where
he lay in a pool of his own blood when his
brother reached him. Policeman John d. Hickey,
of the Fourth Precinct. was called. but long be-
fore the arrival of an ambulance the man was
dead
August Wolf was about hfty-on" years old and
was unmarried He had lived in furnished room
at 40 %, Wlllam-st. FOR the last -iN years. In
1869 the two brother, succeeded their father in
tie cane industry and had built up comfortable
business. August Wolf is sld 10 have con-dcra-
bic property with an account OF $4,000 III say
lngs bank No reason for his action could be
learned by 1ribun" reporter. Henry Woh de-
MED that any financial difficulty could have IN
duccd his brother to commit suicide. The busi-
ncs. was increasing yearly, and had never ap-
parcnily caused the slightest worrm"nt 10 either
member OF tile firm. August Wolf was Of an ca
trcmcly nervous temperament, and IT l. thought
10y his brother that hc unduy nagnilicl hL' illness
and became temporarily insane lie had never
been known 70 carry d revolver. Yet th" weapon
which he used was a ncW one. Tn" owner OF the
gnn,hop on the ground floor of the building de-
claicd that the revolver had not been purchased
In hI- place"
Nj lcss, the dead mans landlord, said that
M Wolf was usually quiet, and "aS seldom aD-
-rnt from home late at night He had been act
ine 1uccfY for a week. The body will be 10
moved 10 the home of the dead mans brother, at
80 l39 IIllary-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
RUSSIA HAD EXCLUSIVE POSSESSION.
MR. PHEIPs'S CLOSING ARGUMENTS BEFORE
THE BrmRING SEA TRIBUNAL.

THE BFHRING SEA Tribunal.
Paris, July 3-E. J. Phelps. Of counsel ior 'h'
United Satc> continued his closing address before
the Echring sea Tribunal Of Arbitration to-day. lie
examined into the rights claimed by Russin Ia l"'o
and I52l and into the resulting protests from The
tinted statcs and the treaties between America ana
Russia Mr. Phcp, held that neither thc protests nor
treaties raised any objection 70 EuNshS eNciuSNc
trading or sealing rights In Echring sea they "nN
op posed Rus,ia's claim exclusive trading rights on
tho shores of the Pacific Ocean.
Proceeding TO dcal VITA the questions OF lurIShic
ton involved in the case Mr.. Phelps contcndrd That
they were subordinate the main question at Issue
The property right Of America In the seals ana her
hight 10 care or he animal, would not depend on
decision by tho Tribunal favorable 10 her on questions
iursdction though her rights would b. strengthened
by such a decision. Mr. Phelps argued that the term
Pacific did not include Bchrng sea In th" con
text OF th- treaties or the interpretations OF IN"
treaties given by Canning. John Quincy Adams ana all
other diplomats until pclagic scaling began. Hr
proved that Russia enjoyed exclusive possession oi
the sealing until the ccsson OF Alnsia 10 the United
state.
The American and English delegates TO the B"hrlng
sea Court Of Arbitration gnvr ban1noi on saturday
In honor Of VI. Drv'lc, o." French Foreign MINISTER
Toast, were drunk to the health OF President Carnpl
Queen Victoria and Pr"-idru Cleveland. Johh ".
Foster -, the American delegation. thanked NJ D'N'l
tho cordial welcome that had been extended 10 IN"
delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
ryIOy IRON uJLLS TO RESruE WORK.

Irtisburg July 3.-It Is now c'nhdch'N eApec""
that general resumption Of WORK VIII ,""c P'a'
next Monday in all the union iron mhls IN th'
rttsburs district The next IL" dnys VIII oe spent
In making needed repairs. 50 'hl' WV" "'' pan
resume the machinery VIII be III lFN''''S 'o"'''on
4, my, S,tur,nv,s conference the .aIlrc scale Will
he scttlcd The next matter OF importanc" IN IN"
wage discussion will be the meeting be'"oN the
conference committee and the MlhonlhS ana oh'
mango Valley iron manufacturers. The meeting VIII
probohly take, place Wednesday or Thursday morn
Ing Al YOUNGSTOWN. John ID. Carey, presdcht oil
the rInishcr,' Union. has Issued stai"me" '"a'
Jones Il Laurhn, ~ well ~ Nhcr mln"i"''''c'S'
- an GRANT , conference to the representatives oi Tue
,.,,.,,,n THIS afternoon e,'rcIlN kllgail0n
r,cciv,d Il telegram from Marion, Ind. stating mat
Wcstcrman tompany's iron mill NJ that plhc" hau
signed the scale About 700 men arc ehP"s'u W
ti.. fir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
TJrO UES7ERN OTTLiWS CAPTURED.
nr>rER>DOEs OF THE NOTED STARR GANG IN
JAIL-STARE' GIRI.NIFE.

nT>PTRNDOES OF THE NOTED STARR GANG IN
JNL--STARE' GGRI.WIFE.
Denver. Juy Authorization Ia, been received
herc from Colorado S9rng, tai Henry starr ana
Nd Wilson, two m~ni crs 81 the notorious starr
,auc of train and bank robbrr' who have caused III"
death 81 a dozen men aud torronzri the Indian Ter
1iory and Arkuusn, for months, w"r" Arrested th"r"
ihl, morning The mon arrived at thc >ranlfin-
House ai 4 late hour last night Win MIS- >'hIr.
rbov rensr.r~d ar Frank Johnson ana John wilson,
Il Joplin Mo- The Officers learning the identity of
the two n~n were. afraid 10 approach them outright
and attempted 10 gst the outlaws In position 10
.hoo, on light but they separated Henry starr coinS
into the Cohcc rc,tluraht. The police followed nm
and M,r-hM Dana onught ono arm ana Matthew
NJ - init 70. Dc''' 1"e Afhr'on c0vefeH him WIZ
, alr ~ .i> lootcr- lie gave in without struggle
hu' said 20 them: 60 II T. good thing YOU got the
dro, on me- or there would have bcen som" corp,r-
nrouna here The sam" officer -horiiy aiier"arn
r,u,ur~, Kd~ Wilson, lie wa, armed with
45csllii. snn and vsud hav" mad" desperate
f. itance u TIC officer lad NJ nr- got tn" drop ON
him When ,ho men Nrr" brought lo jail an attempt
Al. made 10 interview them. hut without success.
After ihc arrest the oAc"r, went down I" t"c
So,ulding Ilou,c nud woke mp he woman. who Wa
registered a, Mr. Jao oil. bu' who /, really Ia" WI
a, starr Sac / about eighteen year, old and rather
pretty, >ho said that ,h" wa, Married to starr about
ia month, nl,. ana that her home T. about 200 mil
sn,t of Aer, \ .car.a II the room VA, mad" ana
uid,r tI. lillow wa> found fl.iio in gold ANA f'P
in gd va, iound Ia pn',, >"' 1l.% ,.''.t
gu.ti. ti.oii,d and admitted tlai 10" man "h1 VIZ cap
fur.d wl, Henry starr and that ih' nam" "i VI" "'"r
man va. hid" wilson. Niih The mon'' NA,h III"
mon had upnn thcm fhlt f-Wb Wis f''"\'''"'
fL,.r, t- n r.uard of 5000 for TN f. capture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
I HrGE JOEE ON THE FIRENEN
THREE ALARMS .orNprp At THE BURSTING
or one STEAM PIPE.

THREE ALARMS ,orNprp tT THE BURSTING
or one STEAM PIPE
II is not ofr.n hat third alarm of lr" Is sounded
In This CIV wien there IS no fire such fals"
alarm w1, rum Yesterday for he hrst iim' III '''
history Of the pro,.u, Fir, Department. and dozen
cnctu., vcro called to The Babbiu soap works, III
Washington e. le'wcen Rector and MOTIFS
SIS, because Of mistaken belief t"a'
The biz bullmr wns brrrinc I'll" falls"
impr,,slon was caused by ia" bursting Of "a steam
Mn. I'm tlo ha .rm"nt of the bulldne AT 80 p M
II ea, a four iuch pipe which conveyed steam hom
tho boilers I'm ilr engine room 20 the upper h"or~ an"
Tho break 1T much steam escape that the hWlul"E
y;ns nll,d with ,nuor quickly. About 500 mon were
81, vorl, in M. huniinr AZ thr tin" Many % th'm
rnn n the .Idcwalk .houtuG Fire." and policeman
In u,c street rang am alarm for the hr"mer
Three, engine companies and TWO hook anu '""''
cou,rani, r, pondcd In haste. Men we're Stil rn'm|
oui -, lc building aud clouds Of steam were escaping
from the la.cmcnt when III" hrcmen arrived 'h'
danger appeared bc great. and th" foreman o' one
of fine comnaul,s quickly sounded third alarm h'
fore tlc extra engines lad time 10 reach the hh"'
In, nnwcyor the engineer OF the works had sh'
IN .teon from the broken pipe. and III" h'm"h
mad. the discovery that thcr" Wcr" II" Names lH ,I
Iuildnr Then the irem"n returned 10 UolT puli ',
i,mriIng nj rhr bluudcr. Nohody was hurt ~ me
.cramh. nf workmcn from the binding. anu ~"
damage caused hy the escape oi steam WIS "'''
tIj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
THE GTRL SHOT HER LOTER DEAD.
LITTLE VARIETY IL THE DIDNrKNoWlT
WN~-IOADf.D STORY.

\ LITTLE VARIETY IL THE DIDN IKNOW-lT-
WNNLOADED STORY.
This years celebration 81 tho Fourth 81 lu'y has
been already marked by an accident of the didn't
know III was load"d7 type. The case din"rs from
IN" common one only in one feature. Generally Il !,
III" man who shoot, the girl bnl In this instance. BY
way "f varying The mouoionou- regularity, th" girl
Shot the man. Christina Sclcihr lives with her
mother In the n--ucu' of tn biz ba.rac lIkr tcn-
mcn'h house, 80 o. Niuihst. aud work. in cigarette"
factory. >hc hus any numbor 81 admirers. ana among
them was Henry som youns li'ho
ernph"r, WHO already earned fair wag,s and promised
to do oven better. Christina loved Henry
lut =, she only seventeen ycirs old she pre-
lcrrcd t. vnit f1r Few years. The tDO we're taik
Ing Aloni projected trip 10 Concy Island last
night All through tho early evening Henry had
ir went int" Mr. Schciber's rooms began 10 show
rc revolver 10 Christina. \ ball cartridge had
somehow become mixed with the blanks, but Henry
didn't know II.
PIT That Hing away said Christina
"fh j. tl"i al right Il Isn't load'd." Answered
Henry conNdcntly he laid The pistol the table
Christina tooh II mp and began 10 examine it. Dare
you :" shoot me- laughed Henry.
"Ill do H." cred the ,irl. lcvcng the revolver.
You wouldn't have the couraer.7 he rrtortcd.
AS me word loft his lips there fash ana
bullet III li' l' temple. IL ten mnnic- h. dead.
The Tlrl y prisoner In the Thirteenth Pr,'inr F'l'
:ihl"., "u Ilit evidence o thOS" ulo stood bN VIII
prola"N "'Iui hor of any Scrions rcsponsihiity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
7HE Reform GOES MERRILY on.
POSTMASTER DoNHAM. OF TEHRE IIACTE, Al
LAST SUCCEEDS IN OF TING THE
Old CNEKIEES.

Tsrre Ilautc. Ind. July (>pcciaD.-The Terrc
U,utc uostoilcp h, asiin become n" scene Of seIsa
fio,al changes In Uncle sans service. POSTMASTER
ponham has secured me removal ot SIN carrier
Their successors are ta,,cn from the tlvll service
list When three carriers resigned recently lie
Ignored the regular substitutes. bar was cail'i I'D
account. Then the substitutes were ulS'nA Scu ny
consent OF the Department ut N''nihs'oh' "',"
ponham took violent possession "i the once "e
d,charced all the old carriers forthwith, but they
r.,.el 10 be discharged because Postmaster Gr'lh'r
lad not turned over the Office. When DOMAIN
did get rightful possession he charged The carriers
with n,ubordlna ION. and on this charge FIRST N'i'V
ant Postmaster General Jones approves th' r"'""
mcndailon for removal. Their SUCCESSORS are '"N'"
from the eligible civil service list. 80 mat Doh
doe, not make the appointments. IT Is eNprcnl
H.. ,tll cnusr thr removal of all the old force. walo
are equally inSibordindtc, as soon a> IL can "
done without scriOls impairment ot tue service