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TELEGRApHIc BRIEFS.

About s2,50o,0O0 in gold will bO
shipped to Europe by to.dRy'' steamers.
The Central Hotel, Of Pittsburgh, was
Yesterday closed on executions aggr0-
eating nearly Si0,0OO.
James X. iiardio Rddtnssed twenty
followers OF the rod flag in Chicago last
night at banquet given In his honor.
Il. I. Allen, a music teacher OF Omaha,
attempted suicide by shooting himself
on New York Cunttat train NJ Buffalo,
n. Y. lie will recover.
Tho American bark. Colorado, coal
ladOn from Newcastle, n. 5. W., which
has boon reported as probably wrecked,
arrived nj San Diego, CAL, after pass
ago OF ninety dayL
Andrew Siiord, ono Of the WRpako.
meta, o., strikorI shot last Tuesday,
dind yesterday. Vdnskiver who Arod
tho shot, is in jail oil Il charge OF mur'
der.
Il. A. Bass, a vol known commission
merchant Of Atlanta, was found uncon'
scou' on tho sidewalk near his homo at
4 o'clock yesterday morning VITA a
bulIot hole In hid body. llO linpnrOd
until twenty minutes AItOr l2 o'clock
when lie died
Pressed for n $50 board bill, George
Dosrr shot Mrs. ApPeniH HiHtel iR tho
lace, lirOd Que shot at her daughter
Bertha, and thOn sCnt bullet through
hia own brain At 1t. Louis. DOerr'a
death was instantaneous Mrs. Hnlol
YVES not fatally injured. Tho daughter
escaped injury
A opor whose malndy was vol do.
llnod and pronounced genuine by lead.
Ing phyaCiaus aud tho health authOri.
ties, loft 1t, LOU. IOat night Tor pnrta
unknown. The dlsOaso did not show on
ha lacn or hands, but wRi yirulcnt un.
dor hi, clothing. WhiIO tho ollcors
wofo discussing tho disease ho left ttowu,
Nlra. Josiah Guess, Of Flint, Ohio,
ng1d about iorty.IlvO, whlIc suffering
from temporary insanity, saturated tho
clothing Of three bndi with coal oil aud
ppt ntB to them, locking herself IN
hpr room and gollng into one oi tho
burning bcds. iior husband carried
her through u window, but hOr body
WIS burnOdt to ctlbp
-Four hundred aud twenty-five Now
York oalOOnkuOpNrl, charged with ylO.
atInp TIM rxctsn law, hat thntr rntcs
sol inr Yesterday Justice Jerome, boz
ipO whom tho cii3s were Aei, an.
nounucl that those who would pOni
rnilly wonll bo let oil with i1j ilnei
t4nt auy who would plead guilty. alter
soptom6ct would bc lincl $500, while
those whn alnod trial and Wofo iounI
pnlly would DO sont ior tlltpc months
10 tho pOnilontntv Az consequences
nontly 'all plual guilty aud paid tito ilnc,
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INNIAN,, nOnY MOUND.
This Young MilliOnalrs's Body Washed
Ashore on Staten Island.

This Young MilliOnairs's Body Washed
Ashore on Staten Island.
soUrH BEACH, Staten Island, August
3O,-Tho body OF Robert ". InmRn. who
was drowned from his yacht Adelaide,
after a collision with the steamer Per.
seus, Monday night, was iound on the
beach at this place this afternoon.
There was no trouble about idsutIfCa.
tion, as the clothing aud iewelry were
iury described in tho circulars spread
broadcast, and moreover there Wero let.
tors in the pockets addressed TO lnnau.
South Beach 10 pleatant resort, a
lRssor Coney Island, lined with hotels
and pavitons, and il was not far away
that the Monday night collision oG.
CURED. The noWs OF the discovery Of a
body spread rapidly, and when 1t be.
came known that 1t had been identified
as Mr. lumau, there. was much excite
ment among tho boatmen aud yacht.
mon on the shores OF Staten Island aud
Long Island. They had bOon keeping
sharp lookout for the past two or three
days, day and night, and were anxious
TO secure the reward OF $500.
This reward is claimed by two young
mon, named Deboiss and Fisher, who
arc employed at McVay's Hotel, on
South Beach. They claim 10 have been
tue first TO notice the body, which was
thrown upon the beach by the noon
tide between 9 and 3 p. m.
The coroner OF Staplcton, S. L. 70.
moved the remains TO tho morguo in that
place, where examination by physi.
clan discovered wound on tho fore.
head. Inman jumped into tho water
whom the Persous struck HE yacht and
1t Ia thought was disabled by blow on
the head by tho paddle wheel Of the
steamer, as he was a good swimmer or.
dinarily.
A gold watch. on ono cover OF which
was lnman'S monogram, two diamond
rings. several club Plus and S76 in
money werD on the corpse.
Tho coroner notified tho firm OF In.
man, Swami & Co., in New York. and
friends Of lnman's won't 10 Stapleton
and positively identified him.
After an inquest has been hold, tho
body will be romovOi to tho homo Of
lnmRn's mother in New York.
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"ATR0CIOUS MURDER. ("
Tho Comment of the DIstrlot At
torpsy Of Wyoming on the
CAUSE OF THE INDIAN TROUBLE
Useless to RrInG tho Case Before
United States Commissioner Petit.
grew, as 1t iS Claimed Ho Advised
tho Stop TalOn by Constable Man
nIng-ThS Indians Only Enjoying
Rights Granted Thsm by Treaty.

WAsuISdToS, August 9O.-The do.
partment OF justice has received from
the United States district attorney aud
marshal, OF Wyoming, the official re-
ports of their investigation into the
Bannock Indian troubles, made by the
direction OF the attorney general, The
reports are dated August %, The dis
trlct attorney Tor Wyoming reports a.
follows
l have no doubt whatever that the
killing Of tho Indian Tanoga, on or
about tho 18th OF July was an atrOcious,
outrageous and cOld.bIoOdsd murder
and that 1t was a murder prOpetratod
on the part OF tho constable. Manning
aud his deputies in pursuance ot q
scheme and conspiracy on their part to
prevent the Indians from exercising q
right aud privilege, which is, in my
opinion, very clearly guaranteed to
them by the treaty before mentioned.
Should the prosecution on the part oil
tho United States be determined upon,
il would bo useless to commence it be-
ioro commissioner. As the law 10
now, We are bound TO bring prisoners
before the United States conmiGaioner
nearest to the place Of arrest, and in
this case II would be befoFs MT. Petit
grew, the commissioner OF MaryIville.
/ am informed that he is thoroughly in
sympathy with the So.callod aeltlerI in
that region, aud that he adyi5ed Con-
stable Alauniug aud MS posse that the
provisions Of the treaty under which
tho Indians claimed the right to hunt
upon the unoccupisd lands OF the
United States had iOr some reason
ceased 10 be operative.
II seems to me to be great pity that
there is no national law which eau Ger.
taluly be invoked for the protection OF
these, our domestic subjects, weak and
deisnIsleII as they are, In their right to
onjoy those privileges guaranteed to
them by u solemn treaty, TO the enforce
ment Of which tho honor ot our country
is pledged.
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TIE WHITE SQUADRON.
-Four Of the Unlted states Navy Ia BoStou
BArbOr-SIRny Spectators

Four OF the Unltsd states Navy In Boston
uArbor-NIRny Spectators
Bosres, August 30.-Eour WSFships
OF the North Atlantic squadron, com.
prising the flagship New York, the
Minneapolis, the Raleigh and the Mont.
gomsry, dropped anchor in the inner
harbor at 7:3O this morning. The ar.
rival OF the squadron was announced by
the booming Of thirteen guns from the
navy yard, the regulation to tho ad.
miral OF the tleot which was answered
by salute oteleven guns from the flag.
ship.
Ate o'clock the interesting ceremony
ot "colors" was witnessed by thousands
Of spectators, who lined tho wharyes
and crowded the iorry boats and all
small craft available. II has been nn-
nounced that vi'itorS will be allowed on
board from to y. m. daily.
Tomorrow tho Chief interest will
center in the Minneapolis, when she
will be presented with a solid silver
service by the Minneapolis command.
cries OF Knights TemplRr, who are at
tending the trienRIat eoncIaye in this
city. They will form a. o 4. In. and
march TO the wharf headed by their
bands. II was first arranged that the
boats would only remain two days, but
1t ia now undsrItood they will remain
four or Eve days and tako coal before
leaving.
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THE ooNoLAvE ENDED.
The Final RuIInSIS TrGnSRoIsd and Many
Of the KnlGhtI Leave for Home.

The Final BuslnSSS TTRnSReiod and Many
Of the KnlghA Leave for Home.
BosToN, MASS, August 3O,-The Goth
triennial conclaye OF the knights
Templar Is a thing Of the past The
grand snCampmsnt wound up lta busi'
ness to-day, installed itI officers and to-
night the last goOd.byOa are being said
and Thousands OF Sir Knights arc leay'
ing for their distant homes,
The city is Stlll brightly illuminated
aud tho streets are crowded but many
Of tho commauderIsT have dlsbauded.
Probably ct least five Thousand Sir
knights will remain in this locality Tor
SOme time for business and pleasure.
The grand encampment devoted al
most tue entire days session to the dis
Cussion OF constitutional revision. 1t
was decided to make Washington the
headquarters OF the Knights Templar
and after 1898, II no invitation IL re-
Ceiyed from another place, tho trlonnial
Conciays will be held in that city. A
motion by Past Grand Commander Il,
I. Carson, OF Ohio, to levy q per capita
tax oi twenty-five cents per year for the
purpose Of maintaining the archives Ia
the city Of Washington was referred to
the next conclaye. An Invitation was
received TO hold the frat triennial con-
claVe OF tue twentieth century In At
lanta, Ga. Tho following committees
were appoiutad;
Jurisprudence-J. II. Hopkins, Of
Pennsylvania; J. O. Smith, Of Illinois,
L. 7. Carson, OF Ohio;J W. Fellows, OF
New York; b. G. Witt, Of Kentucky.
Finances-W. II. H. Soule, Of MaIsa'
chuseltS; George DAVlS, OF West Vir'
giniA; G. W. .Kendrick, Of POnnsYlvRuiA;
Z. q. Bird. OF Connecticut; Fred Green.
wood, Of Virginia.
Testimonial to Eminent Sir Hugh
McCurdy--J. Q. Smith, OF 1llinoisi Ii.
l. Palmer. Of Wisconsin, and ]. A.
GeraW, OF Michigan.
Tho graud officers elect were then in.
stalled by Grand Commander McCurdy
and resolutions were passed, expressing
the thanks OF the grand encampmsnt to
tho retiring grand master
The new grand master, MoSt Emi'
nenL Sir Warren La Rue Thomas, then
appointed tho following officers;
Grand prelate, Cornelius 7. Wing Of
Now York; grand standard bearer,
Thomas O'Morris, Of Tennessee; grand
sword bearer, Edgar S, Dudley, OF
Nebraska; grand warden. Joseph A.
Locke, of Maine; grand captain Of the
guard, Frank Il. ThomRi, Of Washing.
ton, b. Q.
Tho grand encampment then adjourn
ed 10 meet in Pittsburgh, Pa, on the
second Tuesday Of October, 1898,
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On tho Ohio River Ruad ut Portland
Causes Had freight WreOk-LooE' suS'
PIGl0uG.
Special DboaieA 10 he Iatsai5srcsr
PAREERsRuRa, W. Va, August 3O,-
A south bound Ohio River railway
freight train ran into au open switch at
Portland Station, above RayenGWoOd,
this morning. The train ran through
switch over an smbGukmsut, and ten
cars piled upon the engine. Two Of the
cars were loaded with steel. Engineer
Walter scroggin and Fireman Onsy
Barrett jumped, tho former escaping
with a few scratches, while the latter
had his left log broken,
Tho station house at this place had
been burned, probably by the same
person who threw open the switch.
Suspicion places guilt on former EN-
ploye OF the company who had recently
been discharged. Two United States
officers left here this evening to arrest
ths party suspected.
Two engines in the Baltimore & Ohio
yards hors Bide.Wiped each other to.
day. Engine 430 was badly wrecked
and the escaping steam from broken
pipes in this engine scalded Engineer
William Bennington horribly, His
condition is serious,
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wl1MtSaToS, DEL, AuguSs sO,-TWen.
ty men we're brought here to-day from
Psnn's Grove, n. j., and lodged in jail,
charged with violation OF tho neutrality
laws, in having organized q hostile ex
pedition to Cuba Thoy arc still here
in custody Of the United States author,
tiles and will be arraigued tomorrow.
Tho men under arrest arc from Phila.
dslphia and New York and wore ar.
reI!sd on orders issued by tho treasury
department
months that a Cuban flibusterlng
party was a. work in this city. 10.
night il is learned that they have head.
quarters at III Market street hero, and
tha, At loaSt one II not moro expeditions
TO Cuba have been dispatched from this
CITY. On Monday the United SIatsI
authorities here we're notified by De-
;ectye GAYLORD, ot tho Piukerton
Sgsucy in Philadelphia, that another
expedition Was about to take Its de.
par,ure. Detective Gaylord aud several
Of hiS associates cams the next day.
United States Deputy Marshal HaWsene
Taunen and several assistants, together
with tho police authorities, have been
keeping close watch ever since. They
noticed number OF suspicious charac.
,srS lettering about the cigar store in
the nelghborhood oi the headquarters
Of the iunia, and discovered that one Of
these had gono to the Office Of tho
Charles Warner Company yesterday
and chartered the tug Taurus to carry
freight 10 Penn'h Grove,
THR TUG WATCHED.
They Ihadowed tho tug until she left
her wharf 10 this city at midnight last
night 1t was known. beforehand by
authorities that tho alleged tilibustOr-
ing party was 70 wait at Peun's Grove
for the steamer from PHILADELPHIA to
take them to Uuba. The name Of this
steamer is not knoWn. but il was learn.
od that she was not expected to arrive
at Psun's Grove until midnight to-
night The puEsuing party therefore
permitted the meR they were watching
10 load their freight and embark their
passengers, and saw IheJn sail in the d.
reclion ol Penns Grove where num-
Der OI detectives had been semitic await
Development.
AZ . o'clock this morning Marshal
Tannsn with several assistants, Detec.
tive Gaylord and two Of his associates,
and squad OF police under Captain
Kane, boarded the tug Media and sailed
TO Penn's Grove. There they found
tho party who had chartered tho Taurus
oanginE about the railroad station and
pu. them under arrest. When they
OveFhauled the freightiu the hull otthe
Taurus they found that it consisted Of
twsuty.ssyon cases Of Rrms, largo
quantity Of ammunition. provisions,
clothing etc. AL OF this was seized and
the party returned to Wilmington.
N0ae Of the prisoners had bcon por'
I.tied to mako any statement and 1t is
not thought tha: they will bo until they
are irraigned In court.
expedition very similar to the ono
which camO to giisf to-day, put to sea
!n the tug Bertha about throe weeks ago
sal il ia understood that itI members
EsId safely landed in Cuba.
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Erw YoaE, August 3O.-spOcial cor.
rtipoatOncu Of the World from Havana,
Angus. a, sayu: Thoro iI u runOr that
the Spanish steamer Villaverde. charter.
tered bS General Campos as his private
yacht, has been blown IN at sca. She
woaI from hero to Now York, osten'i.
OIy 70 20 into dry dock 70 bn cioaned
ani painted. She left Now York on tho
2ll mat, to return to Havana II IL
said tia. she had on board 4 ton oi dy.
nanitc, being brought by General
Campos TO bO used in the campaign
'2lin't tho n5urgentl This dynamite
exploded with terrific force, tho story
gI.,. toAring tho Ihip Into ifAgmbnts.
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70 FnEE u,nnANu.

Making Preparations for Grand lntOrnn'
tionaI Conyeutlon-rho Basis Of DslogR.
tion.
NEw YoRK, August sO.--The friends OF
the new Irish movement to DO launched
at Chicago by tho great international
convention OF men OF tho race, to be
held thOrs towards the close OF tho com.
ing month, arc getting down to active
work In this city. A secret meeting OF
the committee OF arrangements was
held last night. Among those preIent
we're William Lyman, General Michael
KetyIn, Counsellor N. ]. LRndon, Cap
tain John KirwAn, p. j. Cody, Judge
shannon, OF New Rochelle; NJ. D. Gal.
Iagher, John Y. keArnOy, q. ]. O'Reilly,
John +. Sutton and National Acting
Secretary Boland.
Communication were read from 50
Nationalist clubs and othor Irish Soci'
oties In the city in relation to tho Bocur.
ing Of credentials for the convention.
There were letters in favor OF the emove.
msnt aud plodging It support IN its nc
ton for the securing Of lreland's indc'
pendouCs from James Everard, million
aIre; Police Justice Bernard T. Martin,
Judge WaRhoPe Lynn, John D. Carroll,
OF Brooklyn, secretary oil the Catholic
Benevolent Legion, and others.
Ex.CongrssItnau John +. Finerty,
editor OF the Chicago Clifton, said to-
day:
ave have received number Of com.
munications from all parts OF the COun'
try relative to tho appointment OF delc.
gates 10 the now Irish movement con.
yention, to bO held hoto on September
"a, % and 20. In reply to those in
quirioI, tho beHt information isA fol-
lows:
American military, athletic, bsnovo.
lont, religious and other organizations
that believe in tho total Independents
Of Ireland, and are willing to assist in
its accomplishment, nfo entitled to oIOnd
delegates to the convention, In tho pro-
portion Of ono delegate for Overy iiily
members and ono additional toF Zach
fraction over fifty; two for every hun
drod members and one additional for
oaCh fractional over hundred, and so on.
These should DO elected Immediately.
Individual lrishmen. Of good rOputc,
who indorso tho objects oI the move.
lnonL and who aro willing to give It
thclr MD, will, wO understand, bO adj
mitlod to the privileges oil tho floor, on
recommendation Of tho secretary aud
tho committee on crodenlials.
"lhO railroad mAnagors, cast south
ami wost have agreed 10 make tho rates
ono full faro going 10 tho convention,
and third Of faro returning from 1t,
OH tho curtiRcntion 0f tho secretary"
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THE pIsMANcN INrENvIEw.
President sehIsuEsr Explains the PrlnOS'b
Knmnrka ON AmnrIna.

President SehIspEsr EIPlHiR' the PFlnoS'b
RemarkS on America.
FRErDMcnsRUnE. August 3O,-A rep
reiontatiye OF The Associated Press had
4u interview. after the visit to Prince
Bismarck. with President sChleuker, Of
the Chicago VetsrenS' Association,
lie said that at luncheon, Prince
Bismarck was pleased to accept Rt his
hands an honorary membership in the
Chicago Veterans Association.
The prince avoided any discussion OF
politics and referred to America only in
general termI.
"Hs we'll remembered the late Prssi-
dent Garfield" President Schlenkor
went on TO say, "who was once his
guos. at Frodrichsruhe, before no be-
came President. He said be trusted
that tho Germans in America
would never forget their fatherland.
He requested the four members Of the
YeteranS Association who had been
deputisd 10 speak on behalf OF their
comradeI, namely George KalbitE,
Nohan Forche, Jacob Schmidt aud my
self, to drink in silence to the memory
OF Emperor William l.
Ellis conversation with the deputa-
ton turned upon national industrieA
Prince Bismarck expressed surprise
that the Dutchmen were continually ia
advance OF the Germans in the North
Sea herring fishery.
"lEe expressed himself as pleased to
find representatives from Wurtemburg,
Hesie, WeStphalia and Saxony among
ua
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nnh A1mlnI,trnllon ull.rr.d.

LoSDoS, AagussSo.-In the house Of
commons to-day on the vote for apprO-
priatiOns for colonial services the
Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, sec.
rotary Of state for the colonies. replying
to Charles Dixie. said that he had failed
to find any argument which would
Justify the late government in giving
tho colony ol New Foundlaud 100000
sterling. He did not think that the
condition OF Affairs ia this colony after
the failure OF the banks amounted to
Iuch aI to justify this assistance. The
deficiencies, he added, no doubt arose
from bad administration Of the affairs
Of the colony.
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onNrnAL gnAppIo AssooIArIoN
DlIOpSSlug Moaus to Alsst tho Cheap Iir'
eursloH Rates OF the Grand Trunk.

hlAuWAAlug AAeNuu 10 Aoot ina IheNp hA'
oursloH Rates of the Grand Trunk.
CHICAGO, August SO,-Tho lines Of the
Central Traffic AsiooIatlon are still
figuring on the bsst method Of meeting
the cheap excursion rates to New York
made by the Grand Trunk, Some Of the
lIns' are strongly in favor OF meeting
the rate outright, but the more con-
Seryative element 10 against any saSh
course, The discussion assumed quite
an animated aspect to-day and it was
with difficulty that two Of the roadI
were restrained from coming out openly
with \ rate ol Sis Tor the round trip 10
New York. Nothing definite was de-
Clded upon to-day and the outcome Ia
in doubt generally. There has been no
talk, however, oil putting rates 70 \
point under those made by the Grand
Trunk. The most that any OF the
lines will do, 10 to meet the rate OF SIS,
Tho city OF Chicago aud the Illinois
Central road have at last, after long
controversy, reached an agreement In
relation to the occupancy by the road
Of the Lake Front Park, on the shore Of
Lake Michigan. In consideration OF
the surrender OF certaln tracts OF land
by the city TO the road tha latter agreed
to undertake improvements desired by
the city which will cost the road In the
'neighboEhood Of Sl,0O0,0OO.
Central Traffic Association roads have
been authorized to run side trips out OF
Louisville September Is and II IN con-
necIlon with the q. A. r. encampment
there. Tho trips will bs made TO points
within 500 miles, and tue fare will be
one fare for the round trip,
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ACon.plrlng Politician.

LONDON, August Sl.-st. Clair Nc.
Kolvoy. odltor OF tho Brooklyn Eagle,
has a letter in tho TimOS this mornine
in which ho declares that Il President
Cleveland Is again nominated II will be
quite different from any iormOr move.
lnent In favor OF third term. II will
bv u popular protest against tho limit,
tho earlier roa,an ior which has cousod.
1t will bo tho peoples act against a
conspIrnr politician, Mr.. McNclvey
conrlndna.
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MAcoy, Ga, August 3O.-An oScur.
aIou train on tho Southern railway, car
ryinE tho Knights OF tythln excursion
from lhiscity to Indiana Springa for u
picnic, loft tho track b0twOun Hoton
and pOpH'o Forry. Tho baggage cur and
two passenger coachcS turned ovOr. j.
A. Kennedy, Of this city, nnd Mira. linn.
cnnk, Of AnOrCu', Ga, wore killed, aud
almoat ayOry porson IN tho two cOacloi
wpro hurt moro Or loss seriously. Soy.
oral OF than aro likoly to die lhOrO IL
SO way Of accounting Tor tho Occ,dcnt
and II IL said tho track was IN perfect
COndiliOn,
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PARIS, August 3o.-The E,tatette pro.
tosts against statements made in some
OF the American papers relative to tho
sentence and imprisonment OF ox-COn.
sui Waller, saying that II Fronchmen
sold arms to enemies OF the United
S.ates, Americans would never tolerate
any Interference on tho part Of the cabi.
nets Of Europe.
"NGorooycr, our line OF conduct should
be clearly Marked" continues tho ES.
tatotte. ave need not pay any ntton.
ton to tho idle complaints OF those
American papers. Indeed, Waller
ought to have Seen Immediately shot
for his glNring lrCaChery."