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SUGAR WAS POUNDED Down.
Eut, With Few Other Exceptions,
Prices Ruled Higher,
strike and Tariff News Keeps Spec
Ulation Quiet.

The passage Of the Tariff bill by the
Senate was hailed as a relief by the
financial community this morning, but
It's effect was nulined by the prevalent
belief that the bill viii be unsa,'sfac-
tory to the House and that .protracted
discussion will follow in that body thus
keeping the business interests of the
country in stat. of uncertainty.
The strike situation has not yet
changed for the better. and this, toe
tends to make operators hold aloof.
Yet the bears were unable to make
any Roadway this morning. AID prices
in unnber OF instances ruled OH a
higher level. Sugar was notable eX.
ception. being pressed for sale on all
the rallies and touching 9S 1-s. against
loo Is Tuesday night.
Four, - to 81 ii: Burlington 4 Quincy.
Paul, 7,s to 60 IL: Rock Island, 5.s to
81 S-4 Louisville e. Nashville, l-2 to
Al. Richmond. Terminal. ~ TO Il 3-S:
m niaters IS t 20 s4 Er1s s' Isl ID Il
81. Among The specialties. Pullman
The stock market continued quiet, but
a firm tone characterized the dealings.
Purchases for foreign account contrib
uted to the strength of speculation. STU
gar was the only laggard, and was sold
on the expectation that the House Will
not consent to the Sugar duties fixed by
the Senate.
Cable advices state that Americans
are firm In London where the belief Is
entertained that the strike will soon
end.
The bulls were encouraged this after
noon by advices from the West to the
effect that the men on several roads
had returned to work.
The continued weakness of Sugar.
however. prevented any material ad-
vance in the general list. and finally It
yielded a little Sugar sold at 81 Is. u
net loss of . point
The sales of listed stocks were 81 90
shares. In the unlisted department 47.50l
shares of Sugar and $50 Lead were traded
in
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back. She tried doctors, and
got no relief
AT last a friend told her of
Lyasa PnkhaM's Tecetabtc
Conlbomv@. aud. after using
it, the pain left her, and men
situation now comes without
suffering.
Your druggist will tell you
what a great medicine this is,
and the rice is only one
dollar. You see. it don't cost
much to get we'll. 1t will ex-
pei tumors from the uterus in
an early stage of development.
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Niorkndes RAISED.

ST JOSEPH, Mo. July 3. Tho block
aie in tA.s city has been broken and
both the Rock Island AMI Chicago Great
Western roads are running trains. Some
~ the men who were out have returned
70 work and viii not quit again unless
Al the men on the system go cut. TIE
chicago Great Western nov receives
prrisl ahr freight Of all kinds
Slpt'N CITY, Ia" July The block
ode has been partially raised. 50 far as
passenger trains are concerned. but no
ireigAlS are yet moving, Illinois Cen
trRl got out tram this morning witch
has been stalled here for three DAYS
m" burning of the omaha bridge AT
Twelfth street has intorfered some with
N" running of trains ON that road II
* Thought the ilrc was the work of an
lTrruAlArN
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CORONER D0BBS INDIsPOsED.
For That Reason the Inquiry Into
the Nicol Disaster Went Over

The inquests which had been set for
to-day at the Coroner's office. over the
body of Frank McAleer one of the VIC
Tins of the tug Nicol disaster. and into
the cause of the death OF Engineer
Houghtalng, of the steamer Colchester
explosion, have been postponed until
July IL. All the witnesses were on hand,
but Coroner Dobbs sent down word that
he was indisposed.
He was in the best OF health at the
Tammany celebration yesterday.
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SALIMAN'S ASSAILANT HELD.
The Wounded Man Well Enough
To-Day t. Leave the HOspitaI.

John Orian, Of 10 North Second street,
was held III the Lee Avenue Court,
Williamsburg. to-day. on charge Of as
SaGlt.
As told IN yesterdays Evening World"
Orian and several others chased Joseph
Saliman through the street armed with
revolvers. aVd managed to hit him once.
II was feared that Saliman would not
recover from his wounds. but he left the
hospital at 6 o'clock last night and has
not been seen since.
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order for a general strike has been !s-
sued as get.
MORE REGULARS EN- ROUTE.
Companies from Forts Leiyeuwoyth
nnd brady for Chicago.


WASHINGTON. July Gen. Schoneld
late last night wired Gen. Miles at Chi.
cage to order six companies Of infantry
from Fort Lesvenworth. Kan. and two
companies Of the Nineteenth infantry
from Fort Brady. Mich. o Chicago i'm
mcdIately in order to insure the pres
nrce OF sufficient force to meet all
emergencies.
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WHEAT is LOWER.
Corn and Oats Firm, and Cotton
Opens Higher.

The local wheat market opened with q
decline of 3-4c. from Tuesdays closing
prices. September selling at g. lee,
while Chicago was selling at 50 Ice.
Corn was firmer. September selling up
S-Sc. here. Oats were higher Cotton
opened about three points higher, but
afterwards eased off.
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Are They Clothes OF n suicide?

sTArLETo%, g. l.. July EARLY this morning
suit OF clothing, consisting OF dark mixed
trousers. diagonal cu:aYay coat. dark vcst con-
sress CATERS and clean. Gae uEdercioihluE was
cunl Oh the beac 81 New Greek II is supposed
that the clotug belonged I. some Latker WHO
was drowned OF 10 a suigtp.
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DENVER. July b. The engineers OF
the Rio Granhe have unanimously de-
cided that their duty to both their order
and railway requires them to perform
every service required Of them as on
gineers by the road. 4 majority OF the
nremen are Of the same opinion as re-
CARDS themselves
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THROAT CUT IN THE STREET,
John O'Neil Refused to Tell How He
Sustained the Injury.

John O'Neil. thirty years old. of 2ss
Hudson street, was found at North
Moore and West streets at l.SO o'clock
this morning with his throat cut.
He refused to tell how II happened,
and was taken to the Chambers Street
Hospital a prisoner.
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Solomon Michaels, seventy yesr Of age. t. rlr
dealer al 229 East one Hundred and Fourth stres,
vas overcome by heat while sitting on a bench
Jer rs1n Market rOllrs Court this morning
Ito was IN court to answer a summons. ard was
seen t, faint and half fall from hts seat by 70
llrrBI1n McGuckin. OF the court squad. lie was
removed to st. Vncents Hospital.
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AItsused His Razor.

Thomas Denuy, torty-.our years CID Of 1895 Myr-
tie avenue brooklyn. arrested this morning,
charged with attempted suicide. A. as o'clocl;
this morning he cut his throat with a razor on
the sidewalk at the corner Of Gates and Myrtle
avenues. HO waa taken u St GATHERINGS Hos.
pital
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Dependent Thomas Jennings, OF 1925 Myrtle
avenue. cut his throat at Gates and Myrtle ave.
nuea brooklyn. this morning. Al st. GATHERINGS
Hospital they think 10 VII recover.
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MIdNintcr Fair IL over.

san FRANCISCO. July 5.-Ths or! Q. te
California Mdwluter Fair came yesterday. when
san Francisco and the National holiday were
Jointly celebrated. Since opening day--Jar. az
up u yesterday morniug the total attendance
was I" liO, 1854.
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TRINIDAD. col. lulv Thirty eight
men. half OF them members Of the a. X.
u ana the remainder symrathizers.
will be taken 10 t,onvcr Among them
are President Melick, Vice President
Muth. Chairman CprriE, Secretary Inn
hopf. OF the mon. and u. u. Collins, II
Porulist politician This IL severe
blow 7" the strikers. There was much
excitement, but the presence Of the Fed.
eral troops prevented any outbreak.
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In the Yorkvlll, Police Court this morning
there were twenty-elgh' prisoners arraigne1 for
setting Of fireworks yesterday, OF the prisoners
twenty ono were under sixteen years OF age
and were fined s. each. The rest were held for
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y" HrcaL-Ipn al Kansas CIV.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, july 5.-Thr rail
road ti'-Ul shows NO signs Of breaking
her" I"-NNE. II looks now as Il there
men this Afternoon,
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Weather Forecast.

The weather forecast for the ,hirty-sIx hours
endiaG at r. N. tomorrow 10 as follows:
Fair; stationary temperature; northweateriy
HindA
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v" =, n'pn,hy 10. 4. IL. I.

LDIlSNILLE, Ky. July D. Commit.
Locomotive Engineers and order 81
Railway rrairmen ON the IuuisvIlla
ann Nashville Railroad notified General
Manager Metcaltr to-day that they had
members of the A, r. t. had been noti-
u-d that n they struck they would re-
ceive no sympathy from these organiza-
tons.
EVANSVILLE. md, July 5.-The
Evansville and Terra Haute Railroad
has all trains cunning regularly TO-
day. The Louisville and Nashville pas
The men at the Howell shops ali returned
10 WORK to-day. The Air Line and Peoria,
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All Clear at Bi"umingtnn.

klroMINGToN, III, July THE
yards "t thu Alton road We're entirely
clear OF delayed passenger trains this
morning and not Il pound Of DELAYED
mail was left. Ii t. understood that
the same condition exists at other divi-
sion healuuartery
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al example,.
Some time
ago she be-
gan to feel
sharp pains
in her aldo-
men, with
bearing
down feel.
ing and
pains in her
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Decatur and Evansville are running their
passenger trains.
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1t Don't. Cost Much
o get well.

10 get well.
Only a dollar or two and a
little ia tn.
The case of Mrs. Lille
Meyer. Of Brooklyn. N. Y, is
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FORT WAYNE. Ind. July THE
strike situation H. Fort Wayne is be-
coming very serious. Not Il mail train
has reached the city over tho Wabash
for two days, and only one passenger
train has been moved. This morning
~ O'clock tho Nickel Plate employees
quit, ard not a wheel Is turning on that
road between Fort WAYNE and Stoncy
Island There is no trouble reported
on The Pi'tsburF. Chicago and Fort
Wayne read. but strike Is hourly ex-
IeCte1
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the strike en- that road has been
declared of. aid that all trainmen
In tine employ Of the Compa-
ny IN this city are working as usual.
-here is no truth N the report that
Grand M-ster Sargent had ordered the
frsmen out.
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Trouble over at Cipcinnau.

CINCINNATI. July Railway Of
flcals consider tn. strike over here. un-
less affected by influences from con.
Meeting points. Supt. Peters has tele-
grsphed the Pennsylvania officials that
to-day will tee the last OF the strike
on all roads here. The Southern's men.
last. night. asked to get back uucondi-
tionally as a body. The Louisville ard
Nashville. Cincinnati. Hamilton ara
Dayton. Baltimore and Ohio south
western and other roads have back
enJuSn Cd mel - he tuly cquipped
as they are holding the new men. All
are ru2ning treights. including live
stock.
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You rend THE Evening wOrldr'
Do you read the sunday World?
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Dead Engines Mt Mason city.

MASON CITY, Ia, July 6.--Twenty-
two elgines nre dead at this point on
the Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul.
and nll trains are practically suspended.
and only mail trains are working. and
these badly delayed. Company A., Iowa
National Guards. OF this city. at 3
o CLOCK this morning were notified to
hold themselves In readiness to go to
Sioux city to assist In putting down u
strike oil disturbances
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Arrests at Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, Cal. July D. Six men,
g, uprising the striKr committee NJ tn,
\. H. T., were arrested yesterday after
noon bV a deputy United states War
shGL Rail WAS fixed IN each case ~
s. 90 IN" mon mad not given bail up
10 ate hour laS night. but were
scar, ninr iUr bUulsn-u
Inc Indictment charges tho men with
having ubstrurted and melted others to
ubstru"I the carrying ~ the tuited
States mails ON Regular trains OF the
southern Pacific road.
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Conductors WIFE II Heroine.
little strike at Detroit.

DETROIT, July Sat 10 O'Clock all
I've yardmcn In tn" employ of the Lake
shore road here uut work. Detroit,
Grand Haven and Milwaukrc officials
Ar" going the switching ia that yard.
most of the ward hands having struck
Union and Michigan Central derots.
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HE LEFT A BOMB.
Sensation at Mr.. BIake's
Meeting.
AUDIENCE IN A PANIC.
Last Desperate Play of the
Dynamite Party.
THE MAN WITH AN UMBRELLA.
Truly the War of the Irish Faction
in America Is Growing
Very Serious.

NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-The World this
morning says: The reception given by
the Irish National Federat ton to Edward
Blake. M. P, at Lenox Lyceum last night
was productive of some results never
dreamed of by its originators. In the
heart of the meeting and while all eyes
were turned upon Mr.. Blake as he stood
on the platform delivering one of his most
impressive speeches, a short. stoutly
built. frowsilY dressed, bent old man
walked with swift step around back
of the front tier of boxes until
he reached the last one nearest the Plat
form and to the left of the proscenium
arch. In his hand he carried an old bulky
green giugham umbrella. which he seemed
to hold with peculiar tendernesa. Out
side the box he stopped. hesitated mo-
ment and then entering, took chair in
corner nearest the stage. The old man
left in moment. A moment later there
leaped out gush of flame and smoke and
then followed the shrek of fire" and the
simultaneous movement of 500 panic
stricken creatures TO the door.
Patrolman Lille rushed into the box
and violently danced on something with
bis feet. Then the stentOrian voice of
PIT. Blake rang through the big building,
calling to the audience TO keep their seats.
THE fire is outcome back" cried he.
The flame had gone and the smoke dis
appeared. He had put out burning frame
that had fragments of gingham attached
and tube inches long in the center. 1t
was a first class nitroglycsrine bomb.
Those in charge of the meeting tried to
hush up the affair.
Mr.. Blake's address was mainly a de-
fense of the coalition policy lately adopted
by the Home-rulers in reference to the
Liberal party. He pointed out that mas
much as the House of Lords had rejected
the home-rule bill and that measure
could not be again carried except after
a second appeal to the people of England
it was better that the Irish Parliamentary
party should work with the Liberals in
turtherance of certain democratic English
measures and thus by their f rbearance
establish claim on the gratitude of the
English people. He declared the party,
although differing in details, was united
on the main question of home rule.
Chief Justice Joseph Daily presided
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IS A CAMPAIGN LIE
Chairman Babcock Issues
Statement to the Press.
Republican Congressional Committee
Have Nothing to Do With Any
Religious Society.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Chairman Bab-
cock of the Republican Congressional
campaign committee to-day issued the fol-
lowing statement to the press:
have been TO-DAY handed what purports TO
be an advance sheet Of a document now being
printed In this city. 1t is entitled "a bold
appeal to bgotry; Republicans circulating A.
2. A. literature; The Congressional committee
doing the work, but shirking the RESPONSE
bity."
The document Is made up OF extracts from
newspapers and Is so utterly devoid OF truth
that it would hardly seem necessary TO DENY
any such tissue of base falsihcations. / have
repeatedly stated 10 The press that the Republi-
can Congressional committee had absolutely
no connection OF any kind, either directly
Or indirectly. with any secret society,
or In fact, with any other society
that 1t has conducted lhe campaign
strictly on the lines indicated in
the last national platform. realizing that the
committee has no authority to make or inject
any issues IN its campaign not authorized by
lis party platform. We have worked steadily on
this line, and all the literature that has been
published or handled by the committee has
been exposed for the public and for the public
uses in our reception-rooms at the headquarters
in this city. No one has ever been refused any
of the documents published by or issued from
this committee. and they have all been scattered
broadcast over the land, as the committee
thought and still thinks. in the Interest of good
government and protection to ALL
desire to say once more that the statements
in this pamphlet so far as they seek to connect
the Congressional committee OF the Republican
organization In charge OF the campaign with
any organization OF any kind, are absolutely
false in every particular. Thsre Is not nor has
there been any connection with any organiza
lion outside OF the authorized State Central
and District Congressional committees, nor has
this committee handled, mailed or asked 10 be
mailed any literature of any kind except thai
exposed for public use in its reception.rooms
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TROOPS SENT FORWARD.
Governor Mckinley Will See That
the Peace Is Preserved.

CINCINNATI Oct IL. - Governor Nc
Kinley arrived at midnight from his meet
ing tonight at Hamilton. He had been
directing Adjutant-General Howe regard
ing the Washington Courthouse forces
from points along his trip during the day.
Adjutsnt-General Richards and large
delegation met the Governor here. His
plan was to start on his Southern tri D to-
morrow, but he went on to Columbus.
The First Regiment. with Colonel Hunt
commanding. left this city at 10:30 TO-
night with 400 men. This regiment had
orders to join Colonel Colts regiment in
forming line from the Jail to the depot
and to make sure of getting Dolby on
board the special train that carries the
First Regiment. Troops from other parts
of the State are being carried to Washing
ton Courthouse By special trains. If there
is any more uoubls tomorrow Governor
McKinley,will cancel all his Southern en-
gagements.
special to the Commercial Gazett 9
from Washington Courthouse says that
after the negro, Dolby. received his SEN
tence to-day Elmer Boyd, son of the out
ragged woman. addressed the crowd from
the courthouse steps. begging it to dis
perse. Because" he SAID, 81 do not
want any valuable lives sacrificed in an al
tempt to destroy worthless life"
The mob hooted him and he went away.
The special says Colonel Colt, the military
commander, warned the mob that if they
broke the doors of the jail the soldiers
would fire. When the door was broken
and the soldiers fired some one shouted,
''They are firing blank cartridges" 1t
was some time before the mob realized
that deadly bullets were coming. and
when they did they fed in all directions.
The Commercial Gazette says twenty
three persons were hit, but only those
named in the Associated Press dispatc hes
were seriously hurt.
A later dispatch says that at II 80 to-
night tue mob is diminishing, and it is be-
lieved that when the Cincinnati regiment
arrives and the prisoner is taken to Co.
lumbus on special train all the trou Bile
will be over. Tonight the soldiers in the
Jail called upon all suspicious persons to
halt, as they fear the jail will be blown up
with dyuamite.
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VISITS THE KAISER.
Alexander of Servia Received With
State at Potsdam.

PoTsDAM, Oct. 17.-Alexander, King Of
Servia. arrived here this morning from
Buda-Pesth, on a visit to Emperor Will
liam. Great preparations had been made
for his reception, and it was generally
understood that his visit had political sig
nificance.
The railway station was beautifully
decorated and a guard of honor was
drawn up on the platform. The party
which received the young King
was brilliant enc. The En-
peror greeted the King most cor
daily and after inspection of the guard of
honor their majesties droveto the palace
escorted by the guard. A grand gala
dinner was given tonight at the new
palace.
The Emperor proposed the health of
King Alexander. The latter, speaking in
German, thanked Emperor William for the
cordiality of the reception. and hoped the
friendly relations between Servia and
Germany would be further strengthened.
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FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.
The Prisoner Dolby Spent Night
of Horror in Jail.

WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE, Ohio Oct.
1.-THE prisoner Dolby spent a night of
horror in Jail last night. de was brought
from Delaware at 40 last night. The ap-
pearance OF the mob outside the jail weak
ened Dolby of the Dravado and he hurried
to the Jail with evident relief. There he
passed sleepless night covering upon
the floor of his cell listening to the
angry mutterings of the mob outside,
which swelled ominously in volume as
from every village and hamlet the rising
citizens poured in to take vengeance on the
wretch. When the other prisoners dis
covered Dolby was in the Jail they joined
the crowd in cursing and hooting him and
would have done him personal injury if
they had been able to reach him.
They're coming to get you, Dolby
shouted one, aud the corridors or the Jail
resounded with the laughter of the pris-
oners. A sudden gust of wind brought
the ominous murmuring of the mob clearly
to the ears of the prisoners.
Another cried, "They're at the door,
Dolby. one of them has a rope."
All through the night the prisoners KEEP.
jeering the terrified Dolby, who, ashy
with fright, covered in the darkest corner
of his cell, moaning pileously. When morn
ing dawned and the guards came to look a,
Dolby they found that in his abject frigh,
he had covered the door Of his cell with o
sheet TO shut out the sounds from without,
and lay shivering on the floor.
When taken into the courthouse he was
80 weak with fear that he could scarcely
stand without support. BE sat before the
Grand Jury, CHASTITY picture. his eyes
rolling, his form convulsed with sudden
chills, muttering to himself like one bere IT
of reason,