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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19
POLICE PROMOTIONS.
Speculation as to What the Commits
sioners VIII Do at Their Meet
ing Tonight.

The regular meeting of the Police Com
missioners was not held last night. 1t will
be held tonight instead, when it is ex-
pected that the new captain, five lleuten-
ants and three extra detectives will be ap-
pointed. Five new sergeants and six to
take the place of the one promoted to the
position of captain and the five promoted
as lieutenants will also probably be APP
pointed Il detective will be appointed to
NIL the vancancy caused by the death of
Daniel Coffey.
Who the new captain will be is mys-
terry. The three Commissioners when asked
the question about ten days ago declined
to commit themselves. The name of Ser
geant Gillen, now acting as lieutenant at
the Central Police Station, was mentioned,
but it was also stated there were two others
in the field. The Commissioners declined
to divulge their names. Speculation has
been rife on the subject, but although sew
eral names are mentioned no one knows
tine key to the riddle.
Now that the Board of Supervisors has
finally adopted the tax levy, which in
cludes the appropriation for the seventy
five new men, their appointments will be
made as speedily as possible. There are
hundreds of applicants to select from.
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALL
20 Market street, open until II o'Ciock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-5SO Montgomery street,
corner Clay: open until $50 o'clock.
sSsHayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock.
III Larkin street, open until 9 80 o'clock.
sW corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until eoclock.
25lS Mission street. open until O'Clock.
1l6 Ninth street. open until $50 O'Clock.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.


~ CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. / F.
4-S and A. NJ, will meet THIS (THURS- 81
DAY. EVENING, September 10, at 7 80 *
O'Clock. Second degree, By order OF the Mass W
ter FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary.
- DORIC LODGE NO. 216 F. AND a
lF~S A. M, 121 Eddy st-Called meeting "a
THIS EVENING, at 1880 o'clock. Third Xxx
degree. Master Masons in good standing "
are invited By order of the w. NJ.
A. KRONBERG, Secre Ary.
- WALHALLA ENCAMPMENTe @ 81
EF~S No Z, l. o. o. F.-Officers and men, 70
bers of this Encampment are hereby re- ~
quested to meet at their hall FRIDAY/ y
EVENING. September 20. as important transac-
lions of business Will come before their Encamp-
ment; also comforting the Patriarchal Degree. BY
order of H. BARThOLD, G. p.
MAX SCBUMASN, Scribe.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


re DIVIDEND NO. % as CENTS PER
H~S share) of the Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
will be payable at the office of the company, 1927
Market street, on and after Friday, September 20,
1895. Transfer books will close Saturday, Septem-
Der IA, 1895, at 10 o'clock NJ.
F. II. SHELDON. Secretary.
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DENTISTS.
nR. J. ]. LEX, 1905 MARKET. COR. GOLDEN
~ Gate ave.-Open evenings; sundays till noon.
LnRST-CLASS DENTISTRY AT LOWEST
Il prices at Obdontunder Dental Parlors Sl534
Geary ST., bet. Hyde and Larkin; extractons
4paness) for go days more 25c. r. L. WALSH.
ID S, proprietor.
nR.REA. 800 TURK STALL DENTAL WORK
~ at lowest prices and warranted open evenings
A LII WORK REASONABLE AND WAR
IA ranted. DR.. ]. w. KEY. 1922 Market 81.
DR. GEORGE w. LEEK, THE GENUINE
IL Leek dentist, discoverer OF nainless extraction
and patentee OF improved bridge work teeth
without any plate moved from TO 20 o. Farrell ST.
AT CHALFANTS'S,S MASON COR. MARKET
n sets OF teeth are made TO please or charge;
on bridges, crowns and gold plates prices reduced;
small gold filings only So: painless extraction.
CROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR
~ ket, bet Sd and Atm, gas specialists: only rell-
able agent for painless extracton artificial teeth
firm 50; filings from 81; extracting 50c with gas ST.
OF SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
ep good as can be made: filing 81. DIR. SIMMS
dentist, $50 Market ST., next Baldwin Theater.
nR. H. u. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEETH
~ without plates a specially. 1S41 Polk 81.
DR. LUDLUM HILL, i443 MARKET ST,
~ near Eleventh.; no charge Tor extracting when
plates arc made: old plates made over like nav;
teeth from SO per set: extracting Soc: gas given.
(,OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. SO6 MAR
~ ket ST. DIR. CHARLES W. DECKER.
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NOLORED GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
" general homework and cooking second
work and seamstress, or waiting at table and sec
ond wages SIS to $50; state wages. Address E.,
box l23. Call Office.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MISY.. April 4.-May or
Donald Grant, OF Fairabault, in an in
terview to-day gavo interesting inlor.
nation about tho groat concession about
tho mouth Of tho Orinoco In Venezuela,
which Mr.. Grant and his associates
have secured. Mr.. Grant dc nioH with
considerable vigor tho assertions mado
In Washington that tho concession is in
any way involved in the Internal ional
complications between Venezuela and
England. Nearly all OF tho land which
Is granted to tho syndicate to be colo.
nlEcd and improved has always belong.
cd 10 Venezuela and has never been
claimed by England. Mr.. Grant admit.
tod, however. that small cotner OF the
concession had boen settled on BY Eng.
lishmen, but 1t was the least valuable and
no trouble would arise out Of that TACT.
lie adds that the concession is really
eleven years old. having been granted to
J. A. Bowman in 1854, who had been
Interested In 1t with Austin Corbett.
After some work had been done in
improving tho privileges granted tho
revolution broke out. which finally pu.
Crespo In power. and nothing was done.
The trip which Mr. Grant, with Bow.
man and W. H. Fisher. has just taken
was to have tho concession confirmed
aud the divergent in nterests harmonious.
In this they were successful and expect
to improve their privileges, ii the talk
about international complications or u
war with England does not interfere.
Tho concession includos valuable iron
mines, great forests OF mahogany, rose.
wood. liguun vita. and an island at the
mouth OF the orlnoco in Venezuela,
whore there are valuable asphalt wells.
1t Is also believed there is gold in pay
ing quantities. The Venezuelan CON
gress adiourns juno 10, and Mr.. Grant
expects to 90 there again before that
date to close up the negotiations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
OHIO MINERS

Will Not Arrange Scale Until the Pitts.
burEh Strike is Settled.
COLUMBUS, ONO, April 5.-The Ohio
miners convention adjourned this eve
ming. Tho convention adopted resolu.
ton not to arrange scale until the
Pittsburgh strike is settled, although
Ohio is willing to alvsnce tho rate at
any time when Pittsburgh may agree to
do so.
]. s. Morton, Thomas johnson and
William Courtridgc. representing tho
operators OF tho Hooking Valley, ap.
pcared before tho miners convention
and advised them as to what policy the
Ohio miners and operators ought to
pursue so as no: to DO out.genorallcd
by tho Pittsburgh operators. A confer
cncc of operators from Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois is being held to arrange tho
scalo to DO paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Tho Irish land bill passed it's second
reading in tho British house OF com.
mons.
Tho annual convention OF tho A. P. A..
OF tho United States and Canada will
meet in Milwaukee May s to II. From
400 to 500 delegates are expected.
Tho New York East Methodist con-
ference passed report completely OK.
ouerating tho Rov. Rufus T. Cooper, of
Epworth church. Now Haven, for
charges OF alleged immortality.
Tho proclamation for tho opening Of
tho Yankton lands in South Dakota will
not bc issued until thoro can be an in.
vestigation by tho secretary Of tho into
rior OF tho present contentious that OK.
let.
A call has been issued by Allen W.
Post for the seventh annual convention
OF railroad commissioners, to bo held in
Washington on May IA no1t, Il, tho
oiIico Of tho interstate commerce COM
mission.
Mother United States Attorney Clarke
nor United States Marshal Makny, Of
Florida, participated In tho meeting OF
Cuban sympa,hizers at Jacksonville
Thursday, and all reports to tho contra.
ry arc absolutely false.
Mayor Strong and tho majority OF tho
New York police board arc not on good
terms. 1t is gonorally known that tho
mayor has decided to superscde Com
missioners Murray and Kcrwin, platt
Republicans. by nnti.Platt BopubIicans.
Judge Ricks, OF tho United States
court, has ordered tho rocoivor OF tho
Columbus, Lima & Milwaukee Railroad
Company to arbitrato tho matter OF tho
right OF way and road bod sought to DO
condemned by tho Lima Northern Rail-
way Company.
Tho sensational Stilos divorce caso ut
Chicago was finally disposed Of ycstcr.
day. Thursday Judge Ewing refused
Everett Stiles' petition for n divorce
from Mrs. Stiles, aud yesterday denied
tho motion Of tho plaintiff for loavo to
iilo nm amonded bill.
In attempting to quoll a row among a
crow OF Rradors at work on now rail.
road being constructed through Choro.
koo nation from Siloma Springo, to
Fort Smith, Ark, shoriT Proctor ahot
and killed two OF tho riotors aud was
himvslt Geriou,ly wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
PLATE GLASS TRUST.


PittsbnrGh-E. a. Ford mt tho IIond.
PirTSRURuu, Pa, April 5.-Tho com,
blnation OF tho leading plate glass fac.
torios was consunmated at Il meeting OF
tho Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company,
held nj Creighton. 1t VIVA hold at 10 n.
m, and was for tho purpose Of ratify-
Ing tho action OF tho board Of directors
In increasing tho capita! stock from
S2,700.000 to Sl0,00,0 900, and creating a
bonded indobtodnOss OF S2,500,000. A
voto OF tho stockholders was taken, and
the matter WAS carried.
II was also decided TO change tho
place OF mco,ing from Creighton to the
Pittsburgh Office, and to elect two addi-
tional directors. A meeting will bo held
tomorrow at tho Pittsburgh office, at
which all tho final details will be ar.
ranged.
by tho now arrangement the follow
ing factories have beon sold to tho Pitts.
burgh Plate Glass Company: Diamond
Company. with factories at Kokomo
and Ellwood. Ind. capital $1,000, 900;
ChGrleroi Company, capital 1000. 900 ;
Howard, atDuquesne. capital 81 900, 900 ;
Crystal, ut Crystal City, Mo-, capital
Sl.000,000. The Standard, ut Butler,
and tho Pennsylvania Company. at Ir-
win. have not been taken in, and are
not likely to be for tho present, at least.
This combination will control tho plato
glass trade in tho country.
sColonel A. L. Conser. OF Akron, Ohio,
president Of tho Diamond company,
and E. L. Hitchcock, OF St. Louis, preai.
dent OF the Crystal company, wero
added TO tho board OF directors. 1t is
probable that tho presidents Of the
other companies will also be placed on
tho board. In order to give tho Pitts.
burgh plate glass company stockholders
n controlling interest in the trust that
plant was put IN at S2,5j0,000 above its
present capitalization. This surplus OF
stock is TO DO divided among the 125
Stockholders in tho Pittsburgh CON.
pany and it is called stock dividend.
The factories included in the trust have
m annual output OF 10000 feet. The
only factories outside are the Standard
at Butler, Pa. with IN output OF 1000.
900 year, and the Pennsylvania at
Irwin. Pa, with capacity of 100000
feet.
Tho Standard is not running steadily,
and the Irwin plant is tied up in the
courts, and cannot be operated within n
year. Tho Offices OF tho trust will be in
Pittsburgh. and all pavments for glass
will have to be made through the Pitts
burgh office. Another meeting will be
held here Wednesday to elect otticors.
L. A. Ford will be at the head OF tho
trusk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
ZIG DEFALCaTIoS.
Eighty Thousand Dollars Worth OF Gold
Stolen From tho Carson Mint.

Eighty thousand Dollars Worth of Gold
Stolen From tho Carson Mint.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 5.-The
min. and tho secret service officials are
reticent in regard tothe deialcations q.
the Carson mint. 1t is learned, how
ever. that up 10 this time shortages in
gold have been discovered aggrcga.ing
.i.072 ounces which is $4,000. In nearly
all OF the cases gold was abs,racted
during tho process OF making tho bars
and false weights OF the gold contained
therein marked on them. The gold
thus secured was SOLD to banks a. differ.
ent points woss from Carson, q consider.
able quantity OF it being disposed OF In
San Francisco. Most OF tho abstrac-
tions it ia said took place in 1891 and
and 1892. but small amounts are said to
have been taken within tho laat two
rears. Important arrests arc expected
s0On
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
ORDERED 10 SYRIA.

American Naval Squadron In Europe to
Guard American intrrests Against tho
Turks.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April SAN ordor
to the European squadron to proceed TO
Syria, was iaslNd g. the instance OF the
state department. which had received a
letter from United State, Minister Ter
rell, at Couatinoplc, suggesting this
course. He reported that tho mission.
aries in Syria were in a state OF alarm,
in view OF tho turbulent feelin. mani
tested by the Turks. While no overt
acts had been reported, he fel. that IL
might bo iudicious movement to send
some OF our warships TO tho towns
along the sea coast for tho sake OF the
moral impression that would be made.
The board Of American missions also
has been urging tho navy department
to make Smyra rendezvous for the
American Mediterranean squadron to
Impress the natives in that section OF
Turkey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
FINANCIAL TROUBLE
In tho Tin and Sheet Iron worksrs' Asst
ciatlon-A Sewspuper's story.

In tho Tin and Sheet Iron worksrs' Asso-
ciatlon-A Sowspaper's story.
1SDrAHAPoLrs, ND, April 5.-The in
ternational association OF tin and sheet
iron workers is having trouble with its
finances. A local paper prints charge
that the accounts Of the treasurer, J. II.
Horan, arc not in satisfactory condi-
tion, and says that charges have been
preferred against the treasurer by D. b.
Wheeler, delegate from Philadelphia.
A committee was appointed to wait
upon tho newspaper and demand re-
traction, and the press committee gave
out statement declaring that tho ar
;icle was absolutely false. Wheeler
said there was some foundation for tho
story printed, but the printed story. he
said, was not true. THE story grows
out OF u suit the union had in Pitts
burgh," ho said.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
THREATENED LYNCHING

At Romncy---Citizens Indignant mt Gov
ernor MacCorklo's Action in Committing
ShRwn's Sentence.
RoMSEv, W. Va, April 5--Great in
dignation is expressed at tho action oil
Governor MacCorkle in committing the
sentence OF Daniel R. Shawn to life I'M
prisonment.
Shawn was under sentence of death
for tho murder OF his brosher-in-law.
Absolom 1zer, VINO was to have been
hanged March 29.
Tonight IN indignation meeting was
held and threats OF lynchinG were freely
expressed. The sheriff will remove the
prisoner MS soon as possible, if trouble
is avcrteu tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
WRECK ON THE ALTON ROAD,
Your rranps Killed Outright and n Sum.
Der Arc Injured.

N"' AFNhpN hiiiNu outright ana n NuIn-
Der Arc Injured.
ALT0S. ILL.,. April BIN n freight
wreck on tho Chicago & Alton cutoff at
Wood river bridge. one.hali milo north
Of East Alton, this morning, four men
7'rc killed outright aud two fatally in
iured.
OI tho four killed only two havo been
iwIentiticd. They arc: David ioitlsy,
mm,aetsovn. N, Wis, and Frank Hareman,
rEl'atelphia, Pa.
Fourteen we're injured more or less
eHolaly. Their names: Charles Cuq.
mfdp Linn, O.; Otto Schroeder. Argon-
SMne' kns.; Theodore Hunt, st. Paul,
i29Iihn, Thomas Copc. St. Louis. Mo. /;
Harry Williams. Toledo. O.; W. W. VIII
Iess', Dallas. Tex. Ed O!obusI,elss, Ger.
many; Harry GIass, Chicago; Jamcq
nArt, no nome; James Martin. Fall
h've', Mas; John Howard, Cincin-
nau !; robert Sell, New York; Winircd
"aar,Ifiaon, Martlnsville, Mo.
the train wrecked was south.bonud
irelght, and all who were killed or in.
Ilrcd arc tramps.
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DANA LlnEh CASE.
argument on tho Application For a Re.
moynt to Wnshlnrtuu,

Wo'ht To WhshlngtUn.
NEw foRK, April 5.-Iu tho Uni,od
states dlatrictcourt before Judge Brown,
tho argument on tho application OF tho
United statc' diatrlct attorney for n
warrant OF removal to Washington OF
Charles A. Dana, editor OF tho Sun, was
begun at . o'clock this afternoon.
Lawyers Elihu Root Franklin Bart.
lott aud s. III. Clark, who represented
tho dotondant, arrived promptly on
time. ES.Judge Wilson, OF Washing.
ton, also took n scAtbcsido tho lawyers
nt the counsel table and It was then un.
uerstoot that ho had beon specially ro.
tanned by Mr. Dana.
on March last tho grand jurv OF tho
District Of Columbia indicted the editor
OF tho Sun for criminal libel upon
FRANK h. Noyos, OF Washington. Tho
libol complained OF was published In
the Now York Sun OF February 90. Edi-
tor Dana was arrested on bench war
rant March Is and he waa paroled on
hla own rocoSniEanco.
AZ soon As Judge Brown had an.
nounced that he wa, ready, Mr.. Mac.
tarlanc made tho formal application
for tho warrant and explained tho pro-
cscdings In tho court up to to-day.
Whilo he was addressing the court Mr..
Dana came In and sat behind his coun.
sol. Mr., Dana seemed dee ply Interested,
Mr.. Root began to speak tho moment
Mr.. MacFaslane concluded. Ho, TOO,
Carefully reviewed the higtnry of thu
case. He occasionally reiorred to tho
statute books, and a. frequent inter.
walls read from sheets OF closely written
matter. Mr.. Roo. spoke tor three hours
and an Adjournment was taken a. $40
o'clock.
The argument will be resumed at IL
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
COAL OPERATORS


Will Hold n Conference to Bring About an
Interstate Agreement.
PITrsBURGH. Pa, April 5.-The rail-
road coal operators association will
hold meeting in this city Monday. An
effort is being made to bring about an
Interstate conference between the oper-
ators and miners Of Ohio, Indiana, Hi
nois and Pennsylvania. Tho co-opera-
ton OF Ohio and Illinois has been So
cured, but the operation OF this district
are holding out although it is thought
that At Mondays meeting they may be
induced to eutor into tho idea. The
Ohio operators arc said to be in favor
Of the conference because they want the
dilTesentiai between Pittsburgh and the
Hooking Valley maintained. 1t is be-
lioved that il the conferences is accom-
plished the strike in this district will be
settled.
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WILL HAVE 4 TRIAL.

quest of This Country.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 5.-The
Spanish government has promptly con-
coded the request Of tho United States
that the two American citizens, August
Bolton and Gustsve Richlieu, impris.
oned at Santiago Do Cuba, be given an
opportunity to establish their innocence
before civil tribunal. These men were
picked up by Spanish cruiser and
brought to town and placed in Jail.
United States Consul Hyatt secured
their release, but they were again Gr-
rested under suspicion OF having landed
insurgent, on the Cuban coast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
MURDERED MS WIFE,


Clara Gregory Killed by IIor Jealous IIu,.
band III Now York.
New IoRK, April 5.-Clarn Gregory,
thirty years old, was shot in tho loi,
tomple tonight by her husband. Tho
woman died in tho ambulance on tho
way TO Roosevelt hospital. Jealousy
was tho motive OF tho murder.
Immediately aitor Gregory had shot
his vito no ran down stairs and disap.
poarod. No trace Of him has yot boon
found. Coroner Dobbs visited tho 20.
lico station and examined the body, and
said that Gregory had really committed
double murder, for the woman would
havo given birth to child in two
months,
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RlOTOUS STRIKERS
At tho Staten Island Terra Gotta Works.
Workmen DE maud Their ,ionoy..works
Guarded by Deputies.

At tho Staten Isih nd Terra Gotta Works
Worhmen DE mand Their Iionoy.-Work,
Guarded by Deputies.
NRw YonK, April 6.-Tho Staten
Island Terra Gotta Company. at sha
Springs. near Perth Amboy, N. j., won!
Into tho hands Of receivers a week ngo
The employees OF tho company on
Monday, to tho number OF 600, went OH
a strike. Tho wagcs duo the striker,
amount to nearly S?S,OO0. 1t was
rumorod among thu GOO strikers that
thoy wero to receive theis wage. to-day.
They woro much surprised to end the
torra Gotta works in possession OF depu.
ty shorils. Wnen tho company first
learned that tho strikers meant to fight
Tor their money, Sheriff Sorviss appeared
on the scene la,or. When no saw
tho largo number OF strikers and
learned that they had thrown out pick
eta and that men were in hiding In
trenches near by waiting for tho signal
TO attack the works, he tolegraphod Mt
once to tho authoritica at Tfcnton Tor
fifty winchcstcrs and to Now York for
fifty pistols aud ammunition.
This evening, Mr.. Lylo received n
committee Of tho strikers aud told thom
that tho money due them was in tho
bank, but It would not be paid till cor.
tain legal mattors were adjusted.
"If you SO TO work tomorrow" said
Mr.. Lyle, you'll be paid for ono days q
work tomorrow night II you don't 90
to work you must not prevent othors
from working. The law must be obeyed
and order muss prevail. We must open
tho works q. once"
An attempt will bo made in tho
morning to open tho works. The de-
putles expect trouble.
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ONLY. FIVE KILLED
l'y tho Explosion mt Now Orlcnns.-So
believed to be tho Maflns Work.

l'y tho Explosion mt Now Orlcnns.-Sot
believed to be the iafn's Work.
NEw ORLEANS, April 5.-The fearful
explosion which wrecked Salathe,
tho ship chsndiery and tho
Fishermsn's Exchange, the adjoining
saloon. two land marks opositc
tho French market. resulted in
tho death OF at least five people.
Tho Sa!athe,, husband and vile
and their little babe, Paul Rieaud, the
bar tender and John Edwards, were tho
victims whose bodies have beer rccoy.
cred.
L. A. Boulet, who had such narrow
escape, when naked II he thought that
the explosion was an attempt TO kill
him for having slain Balcstracci. he
shook his head and replied he thought
not.
lFo. detail. OF explosion sec fourth pacel
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Shiloh, TENN, April 5.-Visitors we're
arriving at tho Shiloh battlefield by
hundreds all day to-day. Tho crowd i,
now estimated at between tive and ton
thousand.
There were many touching incidents
during the day while tho veterans werc
fixing the positions occupied by the va.
rious organizations during tho battle.