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HIS CHECK NO GOOD.
So Brother-in-Law Silverstone Had
Bauer Arrested.
Borrowed $4,000 OF Him at His
Home in Peoria, III.
Now He'll Be Taken Back There to
Stand Trial.

Moritz Bauer, n real estate agent with
an office In the Bennett Building. was
taken from Police Headquarters to the
District-Attorney's office this morning
fer extradition to Peoria, ILL.,. where he
is wanted on "A charge Of grand larceny.
Bauer was arrested yesterday after
noon at his office by detectives Icidel-
berg and McGinnis, of Inspector Nj
Laughin's staff on warrant sworn
out by S. Silverstonc. of Peoria. who
accuses the prisoner OF having swindled
him out Of s.. 700 April 90 last.
Bauer is brother-in-law OF Silver
stone. lie was visiting at Peoria, and
asked Silverstone II he would let him
have $3,7oO with which to close up a
real-estate deal.
Bauer represented that he had n big
account in the Murray Hill Bank in this
city. He drew a check for $500. and
Silverstone indorsed 1t. When sent on
here the Murray I'M returned the check
marked mo account"
Silverstone Immediately swore out IA
warrant in Peoria. and the police there
notified Inspector Mclaughlin to make
the arrest. A few days later letter
followed. giving the above meagre de-
'dliS' II was SuppDseu tnHt Bauer nuu
returned tn New York, but the detectives
were unable to confirm the suspicion
until the latter part of last week. when
they discovered that Bauer had been
seen in the city. He seemed to have
learned that warrant had been issued
aud that the New York police we're
searching for him, and kept away from
his residence and Office. both OF which
were kept under police surveillance.
In the mean time requisition papers
had been secured. and Sheriff Cyrus ".
Berry. of Peoria, came here to take the
prisoner back.
Bauer IL fifty-three years old. and lives
IN elegant apartments at ls2 East Sew
ehty, iirst street. He was generally sup
posed To nave been In prosperous cir
cunstances. and his arrest occasioned
no little surprise. lie occupied Offices
Jointly with his brother in the Bennett
Building.
Another arrest is to be made in the
case. but who the man is or the nature
OF the charge could not he ascertained.
lauer Will probably be taken to ILL
nolS tomorrow or next day.
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Andy Ermnte shot and KILLED John Deal OF
hlopmiaic al Astoria. ~ Deal InsuiloI a girl
ErnHie VAS e,,oTtlng home When Erm.a.e re
scented the insult Deal attacked HIN and was
IN . dead.
Albert S0uthVorth u orange. Mass was held
'sterdal N the charge ~ stabbiug .irs Carrie
SuuIhWorth. The woman L. IN a critical cunLI.
ton.
a t4rmer found near Lima o.. after a grass
sc. the bodies " tao infants In wash boiler
Tho flesh IN places WAS turned from the bones
II IS thygshr that tn. babes were twins
fire IL hi West End Gas and coke Works
buildings, Rose aud Front streets. Cincinnati this
morning did damage amounting 70 about s.. coo
William ..rnc'I an ages farmer .as sur-
founded By forest IRE he was aghting near
Or"g0nia o., yesterday and was burned TO death
The main building Of the Northwestern Luth.
eran College at Walertown, VII, vas struck hy
lightning and burned at midnight. Loss $40 600
Albert and Thomas Lee. woollen manufacturers
OF West AAnayunk. Pa, made an assignment yes
terds, for the benefit OF crsditGfG
Georg. y Ehresmsn was {iek and killed by
a New York Central train yssi6t iSy near Roches-
ter. A
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ALL UNDER ONE CHARGE.
Omnibus ompInint BEING Prepared
for strikers.

SAN FRANCISCO. cal. July 3l.-The
United States District-Attorney is pre-
pairing an omnibus complaint against all
the A. II. L. men who arc in jail in
Northern California charged with Of
lenses against Federal law. Complaints
will probably be lodged before United
States Commissioner IIeacock as COM
hitting magistrate to-day. The COM
plant is to take tho place OF the many
charges now on He against railroad strik-
ers II viii alegc Interference
with interstate commerce and trade
and conspiracy To retard the progress o!
the United States malls. The desire is
to simplify the many charges of overt
acIs occurring at different times and
places.
We dc not want these men to feel"
said Assistant United States District-At
tOrncy Knight, that we are piing
charges against them. There is desire
to treat the strikers vita a spirit of fair
ness and not to prosecute them, but to
punish them for their criminal acts"
The defendants will include between
thirty and forty strikers from Sacra-
mento and Red Bluffs. several of whom
are now incarcerated In San Francisco.
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FATAL QUARREL OVER HOGS,
One Nebraska Farmer Dead and
Two Wounded.
BY Associated Press.

TECIMSEI. Neb., July Sl.-As the re-
suit of bloody shooting affray just over
the line in Pawnec County Yesterday one
man is dead and two seriously wounded.
Charles Schuits, n rich German farmer,
with his sons. Charles and Frank, live
neishbors to James Abbot. weM-to-do
and respected farmer, The neighhors
have had trouble on account OF Abbot
allowing his hogs to run at large. Yes
terdny the elder Schultz with ha son
Charles started out % shoot the hogs.
and when they met Abbot young Schultz
shot him. Abbot was murta!ly wounded.
While tle elder schultz ami Charles We're
cnleavOrins n escape they met three
deputy sherifs, cin Taylor. Jack Cas-
ford and H. Runion. They refused 20
halt ani the deputies shot both father
aai 71n. The old man Is dead, but
Charles escaped 10 tn. woods. Frank
was captured AMI brought to this city.
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PUNISHED FOR A PUNCH.
Consul BOinssi Leaves Town ana
VIasto Loses II situation.

Greek Consul-General Demetrius y.
Bolassi, who was knocked down in
front of Delmonico's, on South William
street. yesterday afternoon by Deme-
trius ]. Vlasto, a member Of the Grectan
colony In this city, left early tins morn
ing for Washington on Government bust
mess,
I Vlasto wat employed as clerk in the
Importing house OF Rail- Brothers. Is
Old slip. up 10 this morning. The
Worido reporter that Vlasto Was nc
longer In the firms employ
rThe firm did not approve Of Nlasto's
ACTIONS yesterday and he has left the
house." said the cashier.
The Consul and Vlasto have been enc
miles for years.
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STRIKERS WIFE SHOT.
Life of the Deputy Who Fired mt
Her Threatened.

PIIILIPSBCRG, Pa. July 3l.--Great
excitement was caused here to-day by
the shooting of Jennie Jones, wife of
one of the striking miners. by James
Myers, who was formerly employed in
the Pardee Mines. Myers was commits
stoned AS deputy sheriff yesterday
and was probably driven to the shoot
Ing by the taunts and jeers Of the
wives of the strikers.
Immediately after the shooting Myers
fled into the mine. constables are on
guard at each opening to arrest and pro-
tect him from the strikers, who swear
that they Will Kill him.
Strikers shot at the engineer of II
train to-day. Thirty men went to work
this morning, but strikers will try to
prevent them going to work tomorrow.
All the miners at work have been com.
missionei deputy sheriffs and there is
likely to be serious trouble tonight If
the strikers interfere.
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DECLINE TO INTERFERE.
Railroad Commissioners and n
NevtOwn Grade Crossing.

State Railroad commissioners Samuel
4. Beardsley, Alfred r. Chaplin and
Michael Richard met in the Park Avenue
Hotel at II o'clock this morning. The
matter Of the crossing of the Long
Island Railroad at Flushing avenue,
NewtOwu, came up for hearing.
The BROOKLYN city Railroad has a
supreme Court order authorizing II to
Island Railroad tracks ~ the point
named. The Long Island road obttinei
4 stay and moved for settlement.
Judge Gaynor has not yet rendered his
u. Cision on this notion. LAWYER W. J.
Kelly appeared for the Long Island
Railroad and :. :. Whitchou.e for the
Srooklyn CITY Railroad
The Commissioners declined to take
rendered its decision
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DEBS IN BRAZIL, IND.
Warmly Welcomed by the Labor
ORGANIZATIONS.

BRAZIL, Ind. July 3l.-Eugene V.
Debs arrived here from Terre Hau,e last
night and was met at the depot 10y the
labor organizations and citizens OF the
county to the number OF lOo0 or more.
As he stepped from the platform 10 the
carriage he was Justify cheered by the
labor unions. A procession was formed
and paraded the streets Mr.. bebs
stopped at the HENRIK Hotel. where he
was given big ovation by the as
sembled crowd.
TWO bands wers in the procession AMI
"A number OF banners displayed, but the
business men and citizens did not dis
play any dccOrdt lions or other cmhcms
Of recognition This was vigorously
commented on by men in the procession
Debs spoke 10 a large crowd last night.
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HODGE PLEADS GUILTY.
EI-Bo"Lkeeper of the Harlem Snv-
ings BRui> May Get Five Years.

George Hodge, thrtyfve years old.
of GiS East one Hundred and Twentieth
street, the hoohkeeper of the Harlem
Savings Bank, 22Sl Third avenue. who
WAS accused of forgery, pleaded guilty
before Judge MARITIME in Part ]. OF the
Court Of General Sessions to-day and
was remanded for sentence. lie may get
i've years
Hodge had been in the employ of the
bank for years. Al noon he acted as
teller. II" took advantage Of the post
ton and altered the figures In the bank
books and uorketed the difference.
He is known TO have taken 81 300 but
that probably does not represent the
fun amount of his POPULATIONS
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PLEASED WITH THE ENGINE
Cruiser Cincinnati Is Now ReceiN.
Ing It's Initial Test.

The officials at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard were pleased this morning over
the result of the first day of the doc' 4
trial OF the engines of the new cruis,.(
Cincinnati, and it is believed that when
the test is completed at the end of the
week 1t will be shown that the engines
are superior to any of those built by
ontractorS.
The entire vessel was constructed by
the Government. After the test of the
engines. the Cincinnati will be given an
official trial trip.
The cruiser San Francisco was lying
at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard to-day,
awaiting extensive repairs.
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HOTTEST PLACE IN TOWN.
Automatic Fire Alarm Sent in a
False Appeal for Aid.

The automatic fire alarm In the rear
OF the basement of the American News
Company ut Al Chambers street. went
of early this morning and called out
battalion of the Fire Department.
There was no fire. at east none ram
pant, but there was a roaring rire In the
engine furnace near by, and huge stacks
of books and papers all about.
The cellar was probably the hottest
place in New York. since the automatic
alarm Is registered to go OF at $50 de-
grees or more and was not out of order.
4 broken door which the firemen forced
was the only damage.
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COMPTROLLER FITCH SUED.
The state Wants SG00.3I0 for the
Care of the Insane.

ALBANY. July 81. In the Special
Term Of the Supreme Court, this morn
ing, Justice Mayhem presiding, in the
case of New York State VS.. A. 7. Fitch
Comptroller OF New York city. III,
Cour, granted an alternative writ of
mandamus which will be argued in the
October circuit, compelling the defend
ant, Fitch, 10 pay S69s 1925 into the
Treasury OF the state
The argument came up on the appli-
cation for peremptory writ of manda-
the amount forthwith, Deputy Attor-
ney-General Hogan appeared for the
State and James w. Ward for the
The amount involved is what the
State imposed for the care OF the in.
sane.
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japan Is Worrying spain.


WV II'6EIT
MADRID, July a.-MisgivinGs are Off
clally expressed here regarding the pos
sible result to the Philippine Islands in
the event OF Japan becoming the dom-
nant power in the tar East. 1t is said
to be possible that Japan might utilize
the troubles at Mindanao Island Malay
Archipelago. as "A preIeNt to execute her
ambitious designs
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TWO BUILDINGS COLLAPSE.
Several Persons Buried and One
Nan Killed ut Dallas.

DALLAS, Tex. july 3l.--Two large
brick buildings on Elm street, occupied
by the Wells. Fargo Express Com
pany. and l.. Craddock's large grocery
house, collapsed at ll.30 to-day.
A number OF persons are buried in the
ruins. One man has been taken out
dead.
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Mr.. CRUGER OBJECTED.
SO There VIII lie No city stable on
West >inetirth Street

The Sinking Fund Commissioners met
to-day and rescinded former resolu-
ton. locating n stable Of the Street
Cleaning Department on West Nine
tieth street \ delegation headed by
Col $. V. X. Crugor opposed the To-
cation. Another proposition to build the
stable on West Ninety-siNth street was
also rejected.
Ex-senator Fluukitt had no trouble
to hnd location for IA stable He
built one At 62l West one HundrrI
and Thlrtieth street and the sinking
Fund Commissioners authorized Conf
missioner Andrews Ia lease II from him
for ten years at S6,mO II year for the
street Cleaning department.
\ resolution was passed authorizing
the Comptroller To transfer N5UU 90
from the general fund 10 the fund for
the redemption OF the interest OF the
city debt, and to redeem sl,$S2,uO in
bonds falling due on Aug. /.
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THE SICK SENATORS.
MIR. Voorhees, Brtter--Mr. Vest at
the Conference To-Day.

WASHINGTON. July Sl-Reports
from Senator voorhees, to-day are that
hr Is better than Yesterday. having
rested well last night.
Senator Vest, who is suffering from
an attack Of erysipelas. was at the
meeting OF tariff conf frees to-day.
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England After Jabez BaIfour.


LONDON, July 3l.-The Pail Mall Ga
xette says that a secret compact has
been arranged between the Argentine
Republic and Great Britain by which
Jabez Baltour. the fugitive ex-Nlember
of Parliament. wanted in this country
on account of his connection with sew
eral collapsed companies, Will he sur
rendered regardless 81 the oXtradltlon
treaty.
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Unknown Man Found tncon.ciou.

An unknowa man was found uncons,iou, at
II 20 o'clock this morning at First avenue and
Twen,y'eghth street apparently suffering from
epilepsy, He IL described as about thirty.four
years Id, eve feet eight inches in height
brown hair and mustachs, gray eyes dressed in
striped shirt and laced shoes lie was removed
10 Bellevue Hospital
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sixty Days for u striker.


PRESCOTT, AT, July 3i-John Murphy. an
Atlantic and Pacific striker. has been sentenced 10
sixty days in jail FOR contempt OF court for at
tempting To prevent men from working in the
Compsnys shops Winsov. T. A. Brurhv
cE-Cunductnr. and John Ly uns. a former en-.
Einee-, were given the alternative ot sixty DAYS
IN Jail OF Eving $500 bends 10 refrain from in
terferinE with cmplo! ecs
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My-t"riou. Woman ut bellevue.

The woman who was arrested at 10 O'Clock
last might by Park Policeman owen nonre,ly
while attempting to take on her clo;hing Ia the
plaza at Fifi5 ninth stree, ami Fifth a,csue, and
removed to bellevue Hospital, remains undcrti-
fed. She Is SWrte. about tVrnt,-ayg Years
old and refused o. siye any Information In re-
Garl 10 hsrsrli The only word that ,,ulI b..
6r'Nn Tom her Was name something like
SAH'a
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by an American Lawyer.

LONDON, July 3l.-Sydnry bennett,
described as an American lawyer, fired
a pistol at Edith Mary Andrews, u We
man with whom he had been living, this
afternoon, and then shot himself. Rem
nett is not seriously injured and the
woman was unhurt. The shooting took
place IN Egerton Gardens, where the
couple have been residing.
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CHICAGO. July n. Mayor Hopkins wired GOV.
Ntecld at noon to-day, asking him to recall eight
OF the First Regiment /. y e. This
order removes three OF tho six companies now At
Pullman. snd leaves hut company on the
Illinois Central tracks, that At East Hammond
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Eye Kncckcd out with Beer Gla..

John torcoran i'c dealer. OF 81 East
Seventy NTH street, had his left eye Knocked
out with Il beer glass last night In Wolss's saloon
1854 Avenue A, for refusing to treat to glass Of
beer. His assailant was John Foley. seventeen
years old, Of 4O4 East Sevcnty-third street who
j. crlploycd gs helper h! an iceman named
hauerman. OF ScEcnty-nrst street aud First
reminded Foley 10 await the result OF Corcoran's
int
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Another Quake in Kentucky.
By Associated Press.)

PADuCAH. Ky, July si-A very perceptible
earthquake shock was felt in this vicinity early
yesterday morning. Windows ratified. walls tot
tered and clocks were stopped This 10 only one
Of many shocks that have been felt In this
neighborhood recently.
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Weather Forecast.

Tho weather forecast for the thirty-GiI hours
ending at p. N. tomorrow Is a. follows; Fair
to-day and on Wednesday. except possibly thun-
winds becoming northsrly.
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TOURIST STEAMER AGROUND.
Mlchwera's Passengers Landed on
an Uninhabited Island.

C.3RISTIANIA, july 3l.--Thc British
tourist steamer Michwera is aground
near Askengold, on the Norwegian
coast. The passengers were landed on
= an unnhabited island
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Tornado Wrecks n Town.

Ell RENO, T.. July 3L.-News arrived last
evening of a terrific tornado that visited wa,ongs,
county seat Of Blaine County, on Sunday night
destroying many buildings and crops, and injur-
Ing a great many persons. The town Was badly
wrecked.
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TO SAIL TOMORROW.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
..D no NAV

DUE TOMORROW
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TWO BROTHERS HANGED.
Execution OF Mississippi Negroes
for Murder.
tBy Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press.J
CANTON, Miss. July Sl.-William ana
Frank Scott. colored. were hanged here
to-day at $50 p. NJ, after receiving the
last rites of the Catholic Church from
Father Montl. They met death firmly.
They murdered Norman Hopson to
prevent his testifying against them on z
charge of burglary. They PLEADED
guilty,
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ny Associated fressl
ALBION. Mich. July 5l-Juhu, e. burrows
was unanimously reHomiuated for Congress Yes
teriay by the Republicans OF the Third District.
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For entertaining gossip of the
turf, the ball neld and the ring
read the Q O'Clock Edition and tho
sporting Extra of The Evening
World.
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But It Will Be Succeeded by a
Hotter One than Ever.
July, 1894, Beats All Records in the
Caloric Line.
So Far New York Is Very Long on
Heat and Short on Rain.

Tho warmest previous July II was in 1890
when the thermometer registered Of. On the
same date last year tho temperature vas &c.
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FOREIGN PORTS
lBy Cable.)
ARRIVED.

(By Cable)
ARRIVED.
QUEENSTOWN, July N.-Arrived stsss"
Rhaetia. from New York for Hamburg.
SIGHTED.
SCILLY, July N.-PAssed, steamer
from New York for Bremen.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rises.455l Sun sets. =. IS Moon rises. -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-15

light of the greatest political revo- lution and reform ever known in the history of Jeffersen county. The last yestige of Republicanism and reconstruction has been wiped out, peaceably, quietly and lawfully, without the slightest disturbance or turmoil, and our county under q good and intelligent government stands in the dawn of the most peaceful and prosperous era that has ever spread it's blessed light over a happy country.
 The only men dissatisfied with this happy condition of affairs are the dissenters, bolters, tradueers and secret assassins of private char acter, whose dictatorial and arro- gant leadership has been repudiated and who are never loyal to the Dem ocratie organization of the county except when they can dictate its policy or land some of their special favorites in office.
 In spite of this opposition, straight Democracy has triumphed, and it's ascendency in this county is fully established for the next generation. It will know DO defeat, at least for many years to come, unless il be by dissentions in our own party or dis honest and interruptions public officers. We greatly mistake the signs of the times if the most peace able and pros porous era in the his tory of the county is not at hand. The "colored brother will be treated humanely and well, and will be fully protected in his life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. Under white government he will not be over-run by interruptions negro deputy sheritfs and constables, or robbed of his hard earnings by eonseienoeless negro magistrates. The white man an the black man will dwell in peace and unity to- gether, and fuller measure of hap piness and prosperity will attend them, individually and collectively.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-15
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-15

THosE of our urexchanges who joined in with two of our local competitors in hurling their anathemas at the head of the editor of the GRAPHIC a few months ago have uttered no word of cheer or congratulation to the Democrats of Jefferson county since the eleetion Probably they were greatly disappointed and chargined by the success of the straight Democratic ticket.