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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12

If thr allegations contained i'm a suit for
$""" damages filed today by Frank NJ
Hatlcy against jeremiah Donovan be true
the servant of the latter. one George Queen.
acting under the instruc tions of his master.
nd on the 2ith Of august last beat wound
and eEilly treat the plaintiff Mr.. HatIey
charges that The said Queen gave him MANY
RfltNouS Wounds on tn" bead. arms thighs
ana legs breaking his right leg in two
CAUSING hIn- to become lame and disabled
and otherwise placing him hor.s de combat
Tor the space of six weeks. His Injuries
explains Mr.. fiatiey, occasioned him AN ex-
Tenditure Of SOD Wherefore ali tbings
considered he feels that nothing less than
$1,000 will cure his wounds and mend his
wounded dignity.
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LATE NEWS BY WIRE
Rumored Negotiations Begun by
China for Peace.
REPORT NOT GIVEN CREDENCB HERE
Progress of the japanese Adj
vance.
y DIPLOMATIC CHANGE

SHANGHAI October IA rumOr is cur
rent here that the Ckirese government has
CONN creed negotiations with Japan for
peace China. IT IS said, has offered to
Acknowledge the Independence of Corea.
and 10 pay a war Indemnity TO Japan.
LONDON. October IA dispatch To the
Tines from Yokohama, dated yesterday.
saws the japanese advarce guard entered
Wei-ju yesterday.
Information impaired Confidentially from
Toxic Of an intended descent upon the
coast Of the province Of Pc chi Ii and an
ministers to take precautionary measures
for the security Of the women. The Jap
an $50 expected by this ruse To excite Pekin.
Among tha chinese the effect was To- rouse
the court to a rcSOlLte defense of the en-
piTa.
YOKOHAMA. October 13-N. Otori. the
Japar miniStr-' to COr,a. has been re-
called. owing TO his failure TO carry out re-
forms. Count Inouye will proceed tn corea
as VI. OtOrTs successor.
TACOMA. Wash. October Eft is re-
ported that " A. Chorg. Seattle chinese
merchant. il trying TO purchase tn" steam
ct t'ity Of seattle of thc Puget Sound and
ALASKA Steamship Company. with IN" in
t-UticB of sending her to China to carry
troops e. CuTea. Tier registered tonnage Is
~ tors. Superintendent HICkcnsOn of the
ship. denies the report. saying that it has
no foundation.
The state Department has not received
any aiViceS CCHhTmatoTN of tn" riIm0r COM
ing from Shanghai to the effect that China
with little Crcieuee. being 'gHrted At
least premature.
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CONSTANT MENACE TO RUSSIA.
Eject of the Victory Of the Japancs.

The NoV"sti Of st. Petersburg contends
that If the Japanese are victorious they will
firmly establish themselves in Curea, PROV
ing constant menace to Russia, while the
Chinese will threaten her from Nanchuria.
Russia. the NoVoSti further says. will be
compelled to make continued sacrifices to
maintain the Siberian frontier, a task pos
sibly beyond her power. while her Pacific
squadron will be hampered by the japanese
fleet. AS the only means of averting this
Russia must intervene, send troops to Corea
ard Manchuria. annex both. extend the
Siberian railway to Seoul, attain firm
footing on the Pacific and conclude her mis-
sion of ciViliZing the demi civilized coun-
tries of Asia
The Novosti urges Russia TO follow the
example of Great Britain, which, 1t declares
knows how to safeguard her interests when
they are threatened.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales regular cali II ocl,ck m.-Belt Railroad
and Tt Is $iS at 100; 81 aao s at ia5 '' 6hS
NATIONAL ,; Bank, 10 at 70 waShia:ton Loan ami
10 at 12934 Metropolitan Fire Insurance, Is at
Government Ronds-~U s Is. registered. ia bid.
lli@s asked. [. :. As, coupon, HAS hid. L. :.
district Of Columbia BonJls -aoyear fund IS. I09
bid. 3o-ycar fund Us. gold, 113 nd. Water stock
currency 10 lid S.G5s, funding currrncy, iii bid
Misceanrous Bonds. Washington and George
town Railroad conY. 6s. list i27 bd, 1871 asked.
l2I bid. l31 asked. Metropolitan Railroad COW
Gs l92 bid; loo asked; Belt Esilr1ad IS, 80 bid
lila Railroad Us, lo6 hid, 1uz asked Washiugton
Gas Company Us. series A. ~ bid. Washington
.ias Company COW. Us, I3o lid L. < Eicctric
IAgh: COW. 5s 129 bid. 1876 ASK d, chesapeake
American Security and Trust 5s. +. and A. 100
hid. American security and Trust IS. A. and o.
bid. Washington Market Company imp 6r. los
bid. Washington Market Company txt is, 10, bid
Washington Light Infantry ist Gs lO2 bid. 1851,
asked Washington Light infantry I'd as, loa tId
National Rank stocks.-Bank Of Washington. 300
bid bid, 80 asked Bank Of The iepnbiie 2o5 bid.
iral, 20 bid 300 asked Farm ars AMI Mechanics.
l9o bid: 200 asked. Second 40 bid. 100 asked.
Capital, lls bid West End. ioa lid. Trad@rs s'.
loo bid; Lincoln, 10 bid. Ohio, IS bid. 80 asked
i''Il>ll anu ttuSI iOhiILntcS.Nu tlOiltl
Deposit and Trust, 12s bid. 1:3 asked. Washirteion
Loan and Trust ~ bid, 10 asked. American Sc
CURLY AMI Trust, 1922 bid, 13J asked
Railroad SIocks.- Washington and Georg, town,
$50 bid, 3i5 asked. Metropolitan. So. bid, 20
asked. Columbia, 60 bid, 20 asked Belt. - lid
IS asked lexington. 30 bid. 70 asked George,
town and Tennay town, 30 asked.
Gas and Electric Light StOcks.-Washington Gus
4S1a bid, 43l2 asked. Georgetowa Gas 81 bid al
asked. L, :. Electric Light, t2s bid 1870 usked
Insurance Stocks.-Firemen's 80 lid 40 asked
Franklin, "A bid. "a asked. MetrOroIitan, 20 hid
t3 asked. corcoran, IS bid, 20 asked. Potomac
Is bid: Arlington, $50 bid. German American
lGO bid. National Union, 10 bid Il asked DO,
ls iInd iSa bid Az asked Riggs bid ~
hid. asked Commercial. 81. asked. -
Title Insurance Stocks. Real Estate Title. los
bid, us asked. Columbia Title, 7$ hid 81. asked
Telephone Stocks.-P ennsylyania, % asked. Ches.
apeake and Potomac. 30 bid, 90 asked. American
Grithophone, bid, asked rheumatic Gun Car
riagc, ~ bid ~
Miscellaneous Stocks.-WashiRgton Market Ia;
bid. % asked Great Falls lee, ID hid $50 asked
Bull Run Panorama, % asked Norfolk and Wash
tngton Steamboat, 50 bid. 100 asked Lincoln Hail
- bid, 100 asked. Inter-Ocean Building IS asked
hergenthaier Linotype. us bid. 125 asked
Eek. div.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Professional Element in Control
of Speculation.
PRICES WERE GENERALLY BID UP
A Notable Advance Scored by
Sugar.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS


Special Dispatch To The Evening Star
NEW YORK, October 12-Prices were
bid up promptly at the opening of today :
stock market, and the nervousness of the
bears turned to good account by the leaders
of the movement. London cables reflected
somewhat more satisfactory condition
abroad and formed a basis for the Tnanip-
uiatton in the local market. The character
of the trading is unchanged, the profess
slonal element being in undisputed control
of speculation. The effort to curtail an an
desirable short interest brought into promi-
rence such stocks as had been conspicuous
in the creation of such interest.
The grangcrs We're in good demand on the
ascending scale, and scored substantial
gains, burlington gaining l Is per cent
and Rock Island and st. Paul each 81 on
a fair volume of business. Nashville re-
covered "a per cent Of its recent loss on
covering by the room, and smaller frac-
tonal additions were made i'm the other
less active stocks.
Western Union was an exception to the
general list. selling down 81 per cent on a
continuation of the movement prompted by
the publication of its annual statement.
Good judges of the tompany'S present earn
inSS are authority for the statement that
short selling, based conditions at the
close of the last fiscal year, is likely to
prove expensive by reason of increased
revenues since that date. In the advance
the result Of next months elections this
property is relied upon to take a conspicu-
Gus part.
The greatest success of the days cam
paiSn was in Sugar, which easily advanced
under pressure of the demand from traders
a gain of Us per cent was recorded be
Tor" the upward movement was checked
RumorS that several of the reiinerieS will
resume operations next week assisted the
movement. There are no indications of in
side buying and the advance is therefore
conSldereG to he but q prypara tory move
ment to a renewal of bear hostiities
The market for foreign exchange showed
tendency toward ii reaction from the re-
Gently advanced rates. as the result of a
Willingness, ON the part of bankers, to make
concessions TO attract business. The de-
mand from remitterS was less pronounced
than yesterday, and the supply of bills
good.
The result of the weeks operations at the
subtreasury reflects "A loss of sl,2Jnpr, to
the banks. The movement of currency To
interior points has been light, probably less
than half a million. The movement of
funds to the south and west is decreasing
and Indications warrant the belief that the
n oney needed to get the products of those
sections TO the SeabOard has been almost
fully supplied.
The feature of the last hour was "A reac-
ton in Sugar, due TO free selling by insiders,
who deny most positively that any refineries
are to be reopened. and say that the closing
of those now in operation is decidedly prob
able.
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no lbs. Granulated
Sugar, 4Sc.
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Honor for Robt. Norris.

distinguished party will leave here this
afternoon for Batavia, y. Y. to participa .
~ the ceremonies tomorrow in honor of
Robert Morris. tn" grra. fnaucier of The
carry days of the Republic. Secretary Car
Isle VIII deliver ar address on the life and
character Of the patriot. Tie party will
consist OF Secretary and Mrs Carlisle Sec
rotary and Mrs. Lamont Secretary Herbe ri
anu MIS- NiCou. Secretary Smith. Fourth
ASSlStant Postmaster General and Mrs
Maxwell. Secretary and Mrs. Gresham in
tended To e" but found today that it would
be impossible to do So There is a great
ltdl OF hishlE Important work at the State
Department. requiring the immediate rer-
@oiial attention of Secretary Gresham The
party Will Lave here at 40 O'Clock ovrr
the Pennsylvania road and will return to
Washington next Tuesday
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Mr.. Nortens CDaclinan,

The Immigration bureau officials as yet
have received no notice of the arrest of
John James Howard, said TO be Levi F.
MOrtOn's second cOachm&n. as an alien
contract labOrer. They do not. however,
question the accuracy Of the New York
Worlds statement of the case. as published
this morning. as when Inspector Dodge
left here a few days ago ne had in his
possession a warrant for Towards arrest
signed by Secretary Carlisle. Whether Mr..
Morton viii also be proceeded against for
Violation OF the alien contract labor law
treasury officials cannot vet saw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
Chicago Grain and provision Markets
Reportc,l by sIlsbyI = % BAN. RI and Rrokers
New York Cotton,
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. October I2.-Floar finii. Unclaimed
receipts, 7,I35 barrels; shipments 81 III barrels
Wheat steady-spot, 531ea55%; 0ctobcr, 63i%a53as /:
December, 54aia5i7s May 604a6oIk; steamer No
t0,ol1 bushels; stock 1,2O6,s9t bushels sales ia
900 bushels; milling wheat by sample 5IL earn
duli-spot, "a bid October, 81 bid: year so asked
receipts 23gs bushels; stock. y S5 bushels south
ern white, 56a5s; southern yellow, 56a5s Clst.
active at steady priccs-No. white western ?iiEs
Ban; No. mixed western, 32a3aLa-reccipfs' ~ .
3l2 bushels; stock, 227, 13t bushels RYE steadr
No. =, S3-reeeipts. 100 bushels stock is Sos I,sb
els. Hay firm good to choice timothy. SIC noa
$500. Grain freigbts dull unchanged s,iyar
nm, unchanged Butter and eggs oe<udy mn
CHANGED tAes.A Grm, unchanged. N'
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The German Orphan As,iun.

The Commissioners today received the an
nual report of the German Orphan ASYLUM
for the fiscal year ending June 80. 1871.
The average daily number Of orphans and
half orphans present during the year WAS
MY. The largest number present was 81
and the smallest -. The number of chill
dr-n on hand the last day Of the fiscal year
ending Jun" ~. 1891, was h. OW-
ing To In" happy location of the asyitm
ana elevated grounds Good Hone HilB and
Wholesome food, the health Of the children
continues q" be- good. The board Of directors
urge an appropriation Of S2pO for the
n@lnt"nHpc" Of the ASYLUM for The, fiscal
Year -aJiHg June a. lSJG.'
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~ ~ ~ 4 TRtP.
Farm Employees Lose Their Lives in a.
U1rG.

PORTLAND. Ind. October ia fire
occurred IN the .arE" harm Of Nathan Greer.
n farmer. eight miles northeast Of Fort
Recovery. ohio. last night. in which three
persons lost their lives The farm employees
WeIe engaged in thraShiug wheat. \ spark
from the engine found its way Ia the NOV.
The mon were corner.1 like rats in a trap
driven back by the blaze. and although they
Cpuld have ESCAPED WHERE a board was
knocked on they met a horrible death by
~uffDCatinn. Nathan Greer. father of one
pt tue burned men. rushed to save his son.
AMI WIS dragged out. but again went ill.,
The second time he Was 50 severely burned
that n died
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Died at Santiago.

The Tinted States consul at Santiago has
informed the state Department that Mr..
John A. SppCner. an American citizen. died
Ihere suddenly Of heart disease. August 80.
Mr.. S?""nor WAS a native Of Massachusetts
and had resided at Santiago about ten
years. during which time he was engaged
IN the business 81 running saloon ears on
the government railways. for which he had
an exclusive concession. He left a consider
able personal estate in Chile and left no
will. An administrator has been placed in
charge II mis- effects.
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FIRST ATTACK on MORTON.
He Replies to the Charge of Import
ing n LabOrcr ndcr Contract.

NEW YORK. October 12.-NIr. Levi f.
Morton. in reply To a story published to-
day that he had violated the contract la
Dor law by bringing here from England,
under contract to act as his assistant
coachman. John James Howard, has given
out the following statement:
1T is true that John Howard has been
constantly in my service since May. 1894,
having employed him as ccachman in
London. When / left London for the con-
tinent. having no further use for his serv-
ices there, he came To my home here and
has since been in my employment At Rhine
cliff. His duties are entirely confined to
services rendered 10 my family. l regard
ed him as household servant and as one
falling within the exception of the law. !
considered my action as strictly within the
statute and believed then, as [ do now,
that he is to be regarded as a family ser
want
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
SHOT ny \ BROTHER SERGEANT.
Tragedy In Co. 4. Fifteenth Infantry.
Mt Fort Porter.

BUFFALO, n. V. October 12.-FirSt
Sergt. Edgar l.. Schuler of company a,
fifteenth infantry, stationed at Fort Porter,
was shot this morning by Sergt. Thomas
Marriott. and is not expected to live. Sergt.
Schuler was sitting at desk in one of the
barrack rooms writing. Sergt. Marriott
came into the room and without warning
fired straight at Schiller. He dropped to
the floor. He was taken TO the post hos
pital. and Marriott was placed in the guard
house. M reason has yet been assigned for
the shooting. Schuler is married and Mar
riOtt single. The latter is much older tina n
the former. So far as has been learned the
men had no quarrel
Company \ recently came to Buffalo from
Fort Reno. oklahoma.
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President Harrison's portrnIf

Arrangements are being made to add the
portrait of Gen. benjamin Harrison 10 the
gallery of presidential portraits at the
"m'e House. Congress at It's last ses-
SION Apr 1priated $500 for a portrait Of
Gen. Harrison ana the matter having been
placed IN the HANDS Of COL. J. NJ wills n
commissioner Of public buildings ana
grounds, h has written a letter to the ex-
President asking him to sit for his Dor
trait before an artist If his own selection,
and TO send The bill to him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
HARRISON AND MCKINLEY.
Working for Republican Success in
adjoining states.

INpIANAPOLIS. Ind. October FIX
President benjamin Harrison and party
left over the Nandalia railroad for Evans
vile. Ind, this morning at y clock where
he viii make speech tonight.
PONTIAC. Mich. October 12-Ciov. Nc
klnley started out at am. today. going
first TO Mt. Clemens. where Il thousand
persons Were addressed.
At Pontiac the opera hOuS" MAS iammel.
.N-CongTcSSman Brewer introduced Nc
kinley, referring To him as the forem st
American and the one " hJ will in all prob
ability lie the next occupant Of the pras-
Dental chair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
Republicans iu Petersburr.

Special DiSpatch TO The Evening Star.
PETERSBURG. October 1.-THE repub-
lican leaders of the fourth congressional
distric; Of Virginia held a conference here
last night. and discussed matters bearing
upon the campaign in this district Ii was
decided To make an active canvass In
Petersburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12

Judge Advocate Gen. i.emly of the navy
has gone to New ORLEANS to complete the
legal steps Necessary for the requirement
of the land at Algiers on the opposite side
of the river selected as Il site for n govern
ment navy yard. An appropriation has
been made for the purchase of the land. and
Congress, at its next session, Will be asked
10 provide for the necessary buildings in
Guiding dry dock suitable for modern re-
uUirETnCuts
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TIEkE.N SUED FOR INDEMNITY.
French steamer Detained for Thirty
~iN Hours.

CpNST hNTfNOPLE. October The
st',r'. ri-i.- Of Kavak or sunday last at
tenn I'll 10 D, arr: the French SteJnIsr Ar
mri'e. from The Hack "a, in search Of Ar
~ .1itu osIiErtntS. The e, NINA lder II The
steamer refused TO allow the Turkish du-
thrriti - make The se.rch. wh-reuron the
AflE.uie wa~ Detained for thirty-six hours
Gh' officials Of the French embassy here
then obtained the reteT - of the steam
~uIp. whose CNHerS I'E d-naI an in
,i-muI-y IF tltHI from .h' Turkish GOV. rn-
III. ut
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They Went Down IL Annapolis, on the
Columbia.

BALTIMORE. Nd. October II Many
d''@tt.s % the bankers convention. to-
ge;tar vi.h their families and friends. left
a. ~ ".elF>k On the steamer Columbia for
Am .HIi~. Gov. Brown vii entert+il, the
party 80 fh" cS@cU'iye meHsion. Where
luncheon viii he served. The Naval Arad-
su.y a..t other places OT interest viii DE in
~. ,.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12

Bids were opened by the Commissioners
this afternoon for improving. high grad
ing and regulating certain streets. The sue
Cessful bidders were as follows:
James FIawley. fifty-nine cents per square
yard for gravel roadway in 18th street
southeast from Lincoln Park to PennsyI-
vania avenue.
w. +. Tally, fifty-nine cents per square
yard for gravel roadway on ID street south
east from 9th street TO Kentucky avenue.
W. +. Tally. sixty cents per square yard
for gravel roadway on L street northeast
from 18th street to Tennessee avenue
W. F. Tally. fifty-four cents per square
yard for gravel roadway on 18th street
northeast from East Capitol to Il. street
Fire Alarms.
Chief Paris has recommended that the
automatic system of Salis & Company, Bos-
ton Variety Store. the Bon Marche box I2f:
Peuy's ard McKnew' 5, box 10; Busch build
ing. box 10; Grogan's and Stumph box Io7:
treasury. box 1876. and Warder building
box II, he REGARDED as regular street boxes
and that full assignment of engines re-
Sl'ond when am alarm is sounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
New Engine House.

Bids were opened by the Commissioners
this afternoon for building new fire engine
house oh Maryland avenue between 18Th
and flth streets northeast, The bidders
were Frank Goodwin. slo.4S7; J. NJ. Dunn,
si",2oa; W. \. Kimmei. $ll.o9o: Robert
LcatherS. $10,23I: G. II. Munrue. SO iU4:
James Martin. $io,6S93l; &. Thomas, $3.50;
Brigham & Lowe, @.S'!: r. G. Common.
@,.n1; William RathWell. Sl2.2aS; ". W.
Winfree. Sl1,SiS: +. F.. Mockbee, SO 423;
James r. Young, s3.>Si. and Peter Ma
cartney. 1O54IgI
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VIII PREVENT THE NC FIGHT.
Gov. MITCHELL Says That ii VIII Not
he Allowed ia florida

Ht-W ORLEANS. October 1.-THE city
it"-a ls~ received the following telegram
from f's. Mitchell Of Florida. il answer
70 o. query aS 10 whether Corbett and Fitz-
siT'r"'~' fight woIid be allowed To take
plase .I Florida:
't'r"'tt -FitzSimraOus will not be allow
60 90 met IN Florida, even II legislature
hss T. De- convened for th, burmese ~ -,
ye..li..= the f.ht F
III. r. MITCHELL. Governor"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12

NIeoIaI DiSFai'I 10 The Evculng Star
PETERSBCRG. Va, October 1.-THE cir
cult court of Nottoway county has been en-
gagged for the past four days in the trial of
the slaD9er suit of ex-Congrcssman w, f,
Gaines AGAINST c. G. Wilson, for $1,000 dam
ages. The jury gave u verdict in favor of
the defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
The strike investigation,

Colonel Carroll ,. Wright. commissioner
Of labor and acting superintendent Of the
census returned from Chicago today. The
report 81 the striSe investigating commits
sion. Of which he Is chairman. will be pre-
s-nted 10 the President the middle of No
Vembcr.
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Two ApDOinimenfs.

The mail from the President at Gray
Gables this morning contained two appoint
ments, as follows: Thos. A. Dunlaya of
Minnesota, to be register OF the land Office
at Crookston. Mimi, and Edward ID. Nc
Leod, to be postmaster at DeI.and Fla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
Souvenir Columbian Half Dollars

Secretary Carlisle has given notice that
the 81, 7a5.2SO in Columbian exposition silver
half dollars may be had in any quantities
TO suit in exchange for gold coin. The half
dollars are now in the treasury at Washing
ton and in the philadelphia and Chicago
subtrea suries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
INiiRNAL MACHINE FOND.
i""'""'i"ns That anarchists Are
Active in England

H!i.NilNGHAM, Eng. October IA
S.'-+ -E''r dHei with sInpJwd-r ana bul-
les charged With cliarat~ of potash. and
At'It- "a lighted fus. a.tt heI to 10. vas
a.-.'F'r.i outside the Metropolitan Bank
- Ma ID. a town eight miles from this
s3'E' To-Day The fuse vas eNtinguishei be-
e." du -NTl1-ion Cc,ri occur
" l-aA wiI be rru,rnbcrei as the scene
ot he "vl!-known aIsrchistic prosecutions
"H-.' occurred AT The beginning Of I~.r,
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ANOTHER ARREST.
George Longstr-et Implicated in the
stamp Robbery.

George Longstrect, an employe of the
bureau of engraving and printing, vas ar
rested late this afternoon by Inspector
Smith and Detectives Weldon and Helm.
charged with being implicated in the post
age stamp robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12

CHICAGO. October 12.-Vice President
Howard of the A. r. L., who was Debs'
prime minister in the great railway strike
shocked labor circles today by reporting to
the police the loss OF about twenty railway
passes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12

The civil service commission will hold an
examination on the 22d instant to fill two
vacancies in the position Of nautical expert,
one at Cleveland, Ohio, and the other at
Chicago, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12

Secretary Herbert has issued a general
order placing with The bureau of construc-
tion and repair responsibility for the de-
signs, structural strength and stability Of
all ships built for the navy.