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| OPIUM SMOKERS FINED.
mr. Arrested in a Raid on sing
Socks Joint.

Sing Sock. the proprietor Of a Chinese
opium joint. at AZ Oliver street. was held
In $500, to await the action of the Grand
Jury, this morning in the Tombs Court
BY Justice Ryan.
Sings joint was raided early this morn
Ing by Patrolman Tocwsma, of the Oak
street station In addition to Sing, Tille
Wilson, Of 2l5 East Fifty-ninth street,
Ah Bling. and Nellie 10y Sing, of 10
Pell street, were also arrested.
Bing were fined $40 each, which they
quickly paid and departed. The women
were young and rather pretty.
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Hot at the state Camp.

STATE CAMP. SEA GiRT, n. j., July 20
hot land breeze prevailed this morning when
the resimental gun squads began practising
shooting at a frame target anchored |, 500 yards
from the shore The signal corps gave very
good exhibition OF signalling between ManasIuan
and the camp grounds The men who are in
the hospital suffering from the effects Of the
heat, are doing well reception will be given
TO col Morrel OF the Philadelphia city Troop
at the Beach House tonight
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TORNADO IN KENTUCKY.
Town of Wilmore Hard Hit--Twen-
ty-6ve People Hurt.
Try Associated Press !

Try Associated Preks
LEN lNGTON. Ky. July 20 Wilmore,
a small town in Jessamine County. was
badly damaged by a tornado last night
and at least dozen people were in
jured, one OF them fatally.
The Holiness camp meeting was struck
and every tent and cottage destroyed.
In the country about Wilmorc at
least twenty-five farm-houses We're
greatly damaged and some OF them
wrecked entirely. Trees were moved
down by hundreds AMI crops just har-
vestel destroyed.
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MINTS TO BE KEPT BUSY.
About *3,OOO,OOO VIII He Coined
During the balance of July.
(By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.-John
Dasgett. Superintendent of the San
Francisco Mint, has received orders from
fhe. Secretary of the Treasury to coin an
unlimited number of silver dollars dur
Ing the remaining days Of July, and dur
Ing the present money stringency to coin
Mint
AS similar instructions have also been
|sent TO the Mint officials at Carson City,
New Orleans and Philadelphia. Supt
i,agSett says that fully three million
tloi!ars will be turned out by the last
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Low WHEAT RECORD.
~ Cereals Decline, and Cotton md
Coffee Weak.

The market for wheat was weak and
over selling down 5-sc., to Sc, maxi
hs new record at New York, while
feptember at Chicago touched So lac.
ne break was on foreign selling, large
eceipts of new wheat and lower cables.
ON was weak and lie. lower, at
ssc. for September, on rains in the
Lorn belt Oats broke $50, to 81 3-Sc
|. lotion vas dun and / point lower at
e.hi Tor August. The market for coffee
as to 10 points lower. with Septem-
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Three cases Of heat rrostratons were reported
during the das. John sullivan. forty -four ySars
Old overcome at the lodging house @.2 EAs'
Tventy third street and MAS taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital Thomas Mcnamara VAS found 1881
Third avenue and removed IN Preshyterian Hos
pital Hannah ResAn was removed FROM in trout
OF lsa East Eight NTH street 10 the Presbyterian
IL. IL
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Poisoned while Treating "a Horse

WESTwOOp, y J., July 2O.-samuel Nelson
a veterinary surgeon is in dangerous condition
suffering from blood poisoning supposed - have
been contracted While treating a tick horse he
longing 10 Aaron TUcrs about a week ago nr
Nelson, who attended the horse had sore on one
Of his hands and II is feared that in giving the
horse medicine the veterinary surgeon inOcu-
lated through the sore hand
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MARRIED AT C0NEY ISLAND.
,ShinptoU Couple Made One b,
Police Justice Finnrrty,

CONEY ISLAND. Jul" Ca couple,
who described themselves as Charles s.
Wilson, a lawyer, aged thirty three. of
1914 x street, Washington, u. G., and
Maggie O'Connor, twenty-five, from the
same city, were married here by Police
Justice F'innerty this morning.
Both were fashionably dressed and
arc said to belong TO wealthy Washing
ton families. Lawyer Wilson wouldn' [
say why he and his bride came to Coney
Island to be married. He denied that
they IN clipped.
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Intense Hcnt Mt state Camp.

STATE CAMP. PEEkSkILL, y. y. Iug %
The heat was intense 1T the state camp TO-DAY.
and the Golhirrs suffered resruliy drurg the
MORNING drills, which Mere well ,Necutcd mot
outstanding Ia the forenoon battalion driil
cartridges ~-rc uttd ny IN" sdNsnr' Guard The
uficsr - the day Is capt Mcluurc. - the
tn enty fourth ScpBr CoupIny.
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TOOK POISON IN HIS BEER.
Bernhsrdt swallows \ Dose oi
Paris Green, but VIII Recover.

August Bernhard, forty-seven years
old. of 81 Wsllabout street Williams
burg, went into the saloon "a Garden
street this morning and drank a mix
ture OF beer and Paris green,
Ii If said at St. GATHERINGS Hospital
where he Is at present, that ne Will
recover. Bernhsrdt had been out OF
work for several months and was de-
spondcnt.
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a. 900 Fire In West Now Brighton

NEW BRIGHTON :. l.. July 20. Early this
morning Kettle .. fat boiling over set Are to
tn. baker shop of Jacob Ecdson. in Rose street.
West New Brighton, The flames commune stcd
10 a dwelling adjoining owned by Miss Lizzie
Nauer and occupied by John Mcnamara ana
William o. NciIl The NE also communicated to
a barn at inc rear nh. bakery. All the build
lngs named we're entirely destroyed. The loss
Is about s. 600. partially insured.
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Unknown Man Found Drowned.

The body Of a drowned was found In the
Harlem River to-day at the foot OF EAs, one
Hundred and Thirty-second street. II was that
OF q man about nifty years old feet 10 inches
height and Weighing about $50 pouais. II was
clothed In blue suit. white shirt. aud was minus
sl,oe' or stockingA The body was removed 70 the
Morgus.
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MORRlSTOw>, y. J.. July 20 The SIS cS-
press train from Mor-istoNn on the u, l. ".
gsiiroad struck and KILLED Alsop Purdy. aged
eighty YEAR, near N" chatham station this morn.
ing. puriv sar the train coming but thought
he could &C. over the track IN time. The train
does uul stop At Chatham ana befor" Putdy Wa
half way over the train Nag him.
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Accused of Taking Money.

Louis cramer. Of $50 Grand street. Jersey City,
'as prisoner in the police court this morning
70 complaint Of Emanuel J. Stein. of 80 Camp
.n,n1 Newark. Cramer was formerly in the
saploy of Stein as collector, and. II is alleged
ne appropriated TO his own use about 500
X ,Is employers money. He was turned over
!" 'he Newark authorities
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John ~

MOUNT VERSu% y, Y. July %. John
Pas.ler. aged nuy Hy, a vc'lkuoNu citizen ut
this rliy dropped dead last night on R7ri ;rrcrt
Heart failure du. 10 excessive hat wac the
'ausc OF hts iegth.
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LynchinE In Texas.
tBy Associated Press.

WOoDvfLI.E, Tex, July Ca mob Of thirty
armed men overpowered the JsiIer here and broke
down the Jail doors last night. The mob went to
the cell where William Grifnth was confined and
took him out Proceeding to the Southern Pacific
water tank they hanged and shot him. One Of
the shots hred into his body nearly cut his aru
of, About a week ago Grifnth assaulted = lit.
fla RI
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Passed n worthre.. Check.

David Nechsler twenty years old. Of
SsO East Firieth street, was held in 500 bail
for examination In EsssX Market Court to-day.
Joseph Strauss. q cigar dealer. OF ~ Avenue u,
accused him OF psssing worthless check for
SIS on the state Baak him oct 10 last.
Ia Alderman Patrick FArls, vent on wseh.isr s
bopd.
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w.,sr, Held for the Grand jury,

TIA SHlNG, l., l.. July % Frederick wcllcl.
Of TwcHty second street and Franconia avenue,
Who arrested last night on the charge OF
burglary, Vas srraigned before Judge smith to.
day. He IL accused OF stealing clothes from his
neigh bors which they Taft out Of doors. wetzsl .
house searched last night and the stolen
clothing found. he was held without bail for the
Grand jury.
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uul" man vas found
~ the foot Of West
morning It is he,
nod Nh,le In bathing.
NvrSuc
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The Heat In Pittsburg.

PIrTsBuRG, July O.-The torrid weather Of
N. past three DAYS has caused many prusrrs
tons and much suffering among mill workers.
Yesterday was the hottest day IN seven wears
tho mercury climbing to "a degrees At 10
r'rlock to-day the temperature was ~ degrees
and rising With no prospects Of immediate
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NEwAEE e. :. Jul, 70 William T.. CroTe
rs In 81 Mrhl"rT Hospital N critical condi
ton suffering from blood :. i.outus His arm Is
~ ollsa To- tsirc its natural size and the do
tor, Say The oul, chsnre of ''fute hving is to
have tho E'w swpUtytel During night last
Neek he vas lLltrn w lhe arm
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Both shot Through the Head.
BY Associated Press.

SNLCA. Mo-, July so.-c. l.. Moore and his
'e Sn aged couple, living near Tln City. Mo-.
fe 'ssn found dead in their house. both having
~ ~ SHOT through the head. There is no clue
mr., hurderers but the object must have been
H. a. Mr.. Moore was quite well 10 do. and
""'sA had considerable money In the houss
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COMFY ISLAND, l.. !. July n Jacob Blanket,
grocer NJ Fun street and sea BrceIs avenue
ConCy island. Will driving wagon run
iu'p TO-DAY ~, ,rully, -. at the Smith street
line, a. This pln" snl thrown into the street.
THE Na.un vas -n.Lshnd-
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Providence woman Ki,l. Herself

Wy hsociANu fTetkl
PROVIDENCE, r. l., July "a. Mira Ellen Roa-
bert nifty years OF age, the wife 81 Abel Reab.rt
one OF the leading jewellers Of this city: com
nitted suicide yesterday BY hanging herself to =
bedpost with a sheet slsknsss 'aA2 dsspoadsney
we're the sAu-ek - -
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GRAND DRILL FINISHED.
soldiers of the Fourteenth Leave
Fort Greene Park.

Early this morning Companies 4 and
+ OF the Fourteenth Regiment, Brook
Ign, marched back to the armory on
North Portland avenue from Fort
Greene Park. where they had been
brushing up on guard duty.
The guard was made up OF about
one hundred officers and men. They
were under the command OF Major
Adolph l.. Kline. The Fourteenth will
leave for State Camp on July g.
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HEIR Bros. Creditors Puid.

'PpNcstion MAS made to the United States CIR.
~. court to-day b. IleErY Behr, receiver for
IN uTo'hers for leave to pay Is per cent. Of
~ urn liabilities and to retain is per cent
d., r'huhs"nt liabilities. The receiver reports
IA oss mas collected StOet 90. and has disbufsei
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Real Estate to Let-new Jersey.

ATPASsAIv, y. j., 7-room house in beat IocA-
22l PAulisun ave.
10 RENT Al 4 BARGAINS nice HOUSES, I
and 10 rooms, improvements. Inquire box ~,
Arlington. y. J.
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T.u into and dam
70 cal Company in
this afternoon. y,
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Real E.t.t. for s.Ie-we.tehe.ter

FOR SALE 81, 600 cash; price ~. 600; beautiful
new house: choice location: rooms, finished
attic bath and all improvements; immediate
possession, ". II. BARD, owner <th ave-.
Mount Vernon, N Y.
GREAT BARGAIN, queen Anne residence,
SonkerS. overlooking river: owner gotpg 70
Europe Particulars q. u. box 10 World. =
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Real Estate for S.Ie-Broo kIyn.
Real t.t.t. for Sale Out Of the CITY.

NEW COTTAGE, ~, L,U. $50 cash. balancs
$40 monthly, within minutes walk two de-
polS; ~ miles from city.
WOLCO1T ls East 18th Al.
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Alfred Dixon. who escaped from the Hudson
County Jail a short time ago. WAS recsptursd
last night as he returned TO his home. 90 At
lantic street, Jersey City He was taken back
the TAIL,
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Real Estate to let Out Of the City.

HOTEL TO LET beautifully situated hotel. with
bar, boating, bathing and fishing right from
The house; 10 rooms. he. will rent to Tespoust-
bic party. Address BAY VIEW HOUSE. box
- " ORD.
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Real Estate Wanted.

GREENWOOD CEMETERY LOT WANTED.
give particulars, size, location and cash prics.
Address SAGE, box 81 Word.
LOTS WANTED In New York or Brsokyn: es- 4
change choice. weii-rsntsd housed: light mort .
gage: might add cash: send diagrams ThoAAn
P. PAYNE. 90 Broadway. u
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CENTURY RUN TO PRINCETON.
More Than a Hundred BicyclerI
Start on the Journey.
Brooks, tho Colorcd Man, DisrsI
CARDS the Boycott.

NEWARK. n. J.. July A-one hun.
dred and four bicyclers started at an
o'clock this morning on the 1OO-mile road
race to Princeton and return. Their
were lGl entered in the race. but the e..
cess.ve heat kept many from going IA
the mark. The roads are reported In IN.
best possible condition, and new record
will probably be made.
The starting point was surrounded By
a crowd of several hundred person,
when the 4O-rninute handicap men went
away at the crack of the pistol.
The riders sped down the avenue
towards Elizabeth, the limit men eyi,
IDENTIFY intending to keep as far away
from from ,rt the scratch men as posi-.
We're, MIR. Gibbs, of New York; L.
a. Ulrich, Pastime A. c.. John Whyard
and II. Henri, Hillside Wheelmen G.
7. Dresslcr and y. Smith, Essex County
ford and W. a. seaman. Century c. CT
w. T.. Dwyer, Junction, \. j.. George
Schne ider, New Brunswick, and G. WV
Nuorhia. Union County Roadsters. There
with IS minutes, . with 81 minutes,
with SO minutes. "A with 50 minutes
10 with 81 minutes. . with 81 minutes, N
with 30 minutes. and the rest with handl
lam Van Wagner, who was placed at the
scratch, did not start, and a. w. WI
Evans, of the New York a. c.. and J.
+. Marshall, of the Manhattan B. c,
were the virtual scrach men.
Charles l.. BROOKS, the colored ride
who has brought suit against the Atr
lanta Whee,men because they would not
receive his entry, started with the
minute men. as he had promised. Thu
scorers along the line have been instruct
ed not to t'iIe his time.
the couhse ~ the rice is through Eli
Princeton. returning by the way OF New
Brunswick, Bl1Way and Elizabeth. The
finish w'll he at the same point as the
start. in Frrliughuysen avenue, this city.
The Irst man to reach Plainheld was
@. ". w Noorhis, ana he got past the
time for tho sixteen miles being IN. Pm.
lie WIS closely followed nv the follow.
inl, in tho order named w. A. Seaman,
+. Henri, JDhn Whyard, George
SCHNEIDER. W. T., C.owan., \. r. Rogers
caught mos' of the men who had five
rnfnil'as' start e him.
\. w. W. Evans AMI J. T. Marshall.
the scratch men passed through Plain.
field at 1913 o'clock. At Bound Brook
rs,Naod that place at 10 oa o'clock, and
was closely followed by w. p Clowan
\. H. Rogers. w. A. Seaman and G. w.
Cunkllu. At 1910 O'Clock seventy riders
had tasscd through Bound Brook. W..
i CiOwan was ahead when the riders
reached Somerville, a distance OF thirty,
that place ut 1880 o'clock, just one
urru''. anoai ot N0Orhis. q w
Couklin was n minute behind Noorhis
and Was riding in good shape.
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EXPERTS APPOINTED.
Commissioners Emery begins
tpmpuicn FOR Healthy Food.

Health Commissioner Emery. Of
Brooklyn. today appointed H. W.
Schlupr. Fh. D.. and William NJ, Hutch
insou, ~. H., temporary food inspectors,
at a salary of $l,0oo II year. DR.. Hutch
inson is professor of chemistry 10
Long Island College Hospital and Prof.
Srhlmpf filed similar position in tns
=, oklyA Pharmaceutical College.
They VIA be assigned to duty unde'i
the direction of Chief Chemist Nolkenl
ming.
This Is the preliminary step to making
a thorough inspection of the food SON
throughout the city. Investigation 81
Commissioner Emery and his subordfl
mates has brought out the fact that y
large amount OF impure food Is sofa u
brooklyn 1t is to check this evil thai
Commissioner Emery has begun cam.
pal%n which is expected to stamp ON
this danger to the public health.
Prof. Nulkcnning and several assiS
tauts went out Yesterday and mad
several raids. In Segel street the!
seized 800 pounds of decayed fruit ana
Nr"ntahles. But II was in Brownsville,
IN East New York that they made the
biggest haul. They visited that section
late in the afternoon and got nearly
1000 pounds Of bad fish, vegetables ana
fruit.
Commissioner Emery said to-day that
he intended to employ the service OF q
detective to ferret out constant Of
tenders against the health law.
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CONCESSIONS TO THE HOUSE.
Tariff Couferees Lower Glass,
Cotton and Woollen Rates.
Senate Rates on Iron and Coal
Likely to Stand.
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, July A.-As thus far
considered, the chief features on which
the Tariff conferrees have come together
are as follows:
Pottery rates increased per cent,
making the rates those of the House
instead of the Senate amendments. the
Senate having reduced them.
Glassware comes down to the House
rates.
The cotton schedule has been scaled
down about 5 per cent. from the Senate
rates
The woollen schedule also has been
brought down n considerable per cent,
making 1t more in accordance with the
House rates.
The tobacco schedule has been brought
back to the House rate on the i'm
portant item of wrappers, the rate being
81 instead of the Senate rates of sl.5O
and s2.25.
The metal schedule has not been ma
terially changed from the rates fixed by
the Senate.
Neither iron nor coal has been carried
back to the free list. as in the House
bill and while the decision liz not final,
there is every reason to believe that the
Senate rate of 40 cents per ton on each
will stand.
The income tax has not yet been
passed. but there is little or no disagree
ment except on the one item of limiting
the tax TO five years, and on this the
conferrees have not yet come together.
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ALL THE MEAT GONE.
Fify-hsc 'nrinndS Here Ycstcrdny
and More EAprrt.h Vo-Du,,

There was not trace left this morn
Ing of the nfty- five carloads of dressed
beef which arrived In Jersey city over
the pennsylvania Railroad yesterday.
lhe meat was consigned to the Swift
and Armour agents in jersey city. and
1t went away like SNOW before the sun
II was III" first dressed meat from
Chicago that has been received since
July 3. At III" Pennsylvania Railroad
freight ollie, foot of Third street, Jer.
scy cry the Superintendent said to an
Evening N'rld' reporter:
We have received no more dressed
meat since that which arrived yestcr-
dhN, hut anticipate n rush now that
the strih" Is practically oyer The
troubles I'm TIA" West were not ended n
day too soon to suit the butchers. | can
tell you.
Late this afternoon or tonight an
ticirat" that meat will begin pouring in"
1T is said that some of IN" meat is
tainted, remarked the reporter.
None of tn" lot received yesterday
was in the least tainted. You Hec they
keeping the meat fresh that little or
none of IL has been spoiled. They would
not send tainted meat East. II would
not pay them. The butchers here would
not handle It,"
cattle and Meat Inspector Wittpen
was seen, and said
mo spoiled meat has reached here
yet We are looking ont for II though,
and you may depend upon il that not a
pound OF tainted meat will ever reach
the market through this city"
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GLAD THE STRIKE is OVER.
But Gov. Flower Prefers 10 Tall,
About the Fish lie Caught

Gov, Roswell p, Flower and Mrs.
Flower stopped AT the Windsor Hotel
for few hours to-day, enroute from
Fire Island to Albany.
MIR Flower. when seen by a reporter
this morning, begged 10 b. excused from
talking OF the strike situation or Nh.
Pullman's position as 'hown in that gen
ueman's statement.
81 have not read the papers since the
strike in Chicago has been declared OF.
so can't talk understanding about the
situation. | am clad, however. for the
sake of the workingmen of New York.
that the trouble has come 20 an end he
fore reaching here, AMI that every one
Is again at work"
Mr.. Flower talked enthusiastically
about the splendid time ne had yester-
day bluetish!ng off Fire Island. lie
caught "A bOatload of fine fish. and SAYS
he never had such sport before. Tn,
Governor said, he would - To- ALBANY
on the O'Clock tram from the Grand
Central Station.
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.Hnn SIN Obstinate.
TO SUE DEBs FOR CONTEMPT
More Trouble In Court for the
Leader of the Late Strike.
tBy Associated Press. !


CHICAGO. July H.-District-A Attorney
Milchrist is preparing to begin civil pro-
ceedings against Debs and the other
strike leaders--that Is. to cite them into
3. court to answer for contempt In violat-
ing the injunction. This will include
Debs. Howard. Rogers. Keliher and
other officers and directors OF the Union
who have not been indicted.
The contempt charges will be heard by
Judges Wood and Grosscup. who Jointly
issued the injunction.
1t has just leaked out that the wreck
on the Chicago and Northern Pacific
yesterday. was caused by the misplacing
OF switch. by j. T. Hollster, "a re-
porter for Chicago morning paper, who
was acting as switchman in order to be
on the inside" in getting news among
railroad employees.
He was promptly arrested and jailed.
but was bailed out this morning.
The result of the derailment was the
telescoping of two locomotives end
smashing up number OF passenger
coac hes. Nobody was killed
The Hooking Valley Trouble.
COLUMBUS. o.. July A.-Troops have
not yet been ordered 20 the Hooking
Valley. The Railroad Company made no
effort to move trains at jacksonville yes
terday. but may to-day. Sheriff Riley, OF
Athens County, Is swearing in deputies
, to protect railroad property.
Want Phelan's Sentence Mitigated.
CINCINNATI. July 14-At an immense
meeting Of strikers last night the Chair
man refused to permit any speeches eX-
cept his own. He counselled patience
and GOODNESS. A resolution was passed
10 send an enormous petition to Presi-
dent Cleveland to remit or greatly miti-
gate Phelan's sentence.
Carmen Strike mt Little Rock.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 1.-THE
force OF idle men was augmented yes.
terday by the carmen, who struck in a
body, 100 going out in sympathy for the
A. X. u. men. A large force OF militia
and deputy United States marshals is
still on duty at Barring Cross. but no dis.
,turbances occurred yesterday. A special
from Conway says that great excitemen,
prevails there over an attempt made
Thursday night to blow up railroad
: bridge. stick of dynamite was placed
under the bridge and was exploded BY
a passing train. Little damage wa.
done. however.
Strike Past in Toledo.
q, TOLEDO. o. July H.-So far as th..
:. city is concerned the great strike o.
1894 has passed into history. Ever,
road. excepting the Wheeling and LAX,
Erie. moved some freight yesterday. anc
at meeting of superintendents 1t wa,
decided to resume with old men II they
. would come back. or If not, with new
}. this morning. regardless of the turn af
fairs might take in Chicago.
- sympathixers Under Arrest.
ST. LOUIS. July H.-Chief Deput.
United States Marsh,ll Nell. has ar
rived here. having in custody ten strik
ers' sympathisers. arrested at Thayer
MO-. for obstructing trains. All wer
3, held In bonds OF from s., 900 to s.. 900 each
: One of the prisoners II. Garwood, /
ex-Mayor of Thayer.