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TOPICS OF THE TURF.
THE SUBURBAN TO BE RUN ON
SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH.
Result of Yesterdays Races at the
Hawthorne, st. Louis and the
Bay District Tracks.
Special to the REcoRD-USrox.

SpeclaI 10 Jue ItECOhD-O UNION
New YORK, May The Brooklyn
Jockey Club held meeting to-day. 1t
was decided that the Suburban would be
run on Saturday, June 18th, which is the
opening day Of the Coney> Island Jockey
Club spring meeting. ON June 10th the
Brooklyn Jockey Club will open the
season in this State with the Expectation
stakes and the Brooklyn Jockey handi-
cap. Under the new order of affairs
these are richest stakes to be run for.
HAWTHORNE RACES.
CHICAGO, May 7.-Fayorites at con-
venient prices won four out of the five
races at hawthorne to-day. The Pueblo
stables, owned by J. Neagle Burke. the
millionaire turiman of California, ar
rived at Hawthorne to-day. The lot in
Seven furlongs, Blue and Gray won,
La Crescent second, Landlord third.
Tiine-1:32.
Seven furlongs Booze won, Siiverado
second, Our Maggie third. Time-l:30.
Five and half Iurlongs. Warren Point
won. Pete Clay second, Deluder third.
Time-0:5S4.
one mile. Shuttle won, Hartford sec
ond, Bessie Bisland third. Time-l:45.
S. second, Ethel w. third. Iime-l:l6.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May six and one-half
furlongs, Wildfire won, Ramona second,
Shield Bearer third. Time-I:22.
Five-eighths OF mile, Ben Brush won,
Captive second, Concession third. Time
1:023.
one miie, Rey Ell Santa Anita won,
Ray S. second, Fra Diayolo third. Time
1:4I.
Half mile, Amanda won, Marquise
second, Stella third. Time-0:49l.
Six turlongs, Fair Faith won, Malmai-
son second, Roosevelt third. Time-I:l59.
AT THE BAY DISTRICT.
SAN Francisco, May The sixth
race did not fill, aud was declared OFT.
fifth races.
Half-mile, maiden two-year- olds, Ex-
tract filly won, Edgemont second, Spry
Lark third. Time-0:49A.
Six furlOngs. selling, Hymn won, Del
Norte second, Harry Lewis third. Time
-l:142.
Short six furlongs, Eventide won,
Mamie Scott second. Gypselte gelding
third. Time-1:l44.
Short six furlongs, selling. Empress of
Norfolk won, Ricardo second, Sea Spray
third. Time-l:l3.
One mile, selling. Rear Guard won,
Royal Flush second. Little Cripple third.
Wme-1:43.
AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 7.-T1uh tomorrow
will say: 1t is impossible to conjecture
why Stonenell started in the March
stakes. He was very far from being in
racing condition, but at the last he
slipped. In his right condition he will
win, and hackers had better look out for
him.
Truth also criticises the entry Of Ban
quet in the trial stakes as a revival of q
pernicious system" and adds: IF gam
bling OF this odious kind is the aim and
end of the American invasion. the sooner
| they return home the better for both the
turf and themselves. The secret history
OF the two-y ear-plat was that Montauk,
being bad beginner. was chopped at tne
start, and was never fairly in the race.
He is big colt, and wants time. II his
owner is wise, he will start him next for
six furlongs race"
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GOVERNOR BUDD.

Inspecting Public Institutions Prior to
Making Appointments.
SAN Francisco, May - Governor
Budd was the guest of Mayor Sutro at
Sutro flights to-day, and afterward made
q visit to the Almshouse. where he made
careful inspection of the premises. 1t
is probable that Superintendent Weaver,
who is Republican, will hold his office
until July, as the Governor does not
think it wise TO make change in the ad-
ministration of the institutions of this
city during the financial Embarrassment
that has caused the Supervisors SO much
work lately. The Governor will make a
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THE SYNDICATE WHEAT.
An Offer of Eighty Cents Per Centa
Made for the Whole Lot.

An Offer of Eighty Cents Per Genital
Made for the Whole Lot.
SAN FRANCISCO, May An offer of
so cents a GENITAL is said to have been mad g
for the Fair syndicate wheat in bulk,
175, 900 tons, more or less. This would
make the total purchase price 81, 10000,
but the offer was refused, the bid being
considered too low. 1t was intimated
that an offer of 80 cents would be ac-
cepted, but as 1894 wheat is selling on the
Call Board at from S74 to 80 cents, it IS un-
likely that 1893 wheat will command 80
cents. 1t is said that the 80 cents offer
was a joint bid by four big shipping
demonstrations, Guthrie u Co., q. w.
McNear. Eppinger q Co. and Baldwin,
Girwin 81 Eyre.
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SAD STORY OF DEsERTIoN.
A Husband Turns His Wife and Chill
dren Out OF Doors.

SANTA Rosa, May IA sad story OF
desertion by man of his wife and chill
dren comes from Sebastopol. A man
named Andrews living on farm near
Sebastopol is reported to have turned his
wife and five children out of doors to
make room for woman whom he be-
came infatuated with in San Francisco.
Mrs. Andrews and the children are
stopping with friends in this city and
complains bitterly OF the treatment ac-
corded her by her husband. The matter
is in the hands Of officers and some very
interesting developments are likely TO
come to light soon.
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The Fight Did Not Take Place.

Los ANGELES, May The fifteen
round glove contest which was to have
taken place at the Los Angeles Athletic
Club tonight between Professor Gala
CHER and Jack Fogariy did not come oti.
For several weeks past an air of morality
has prevailed in police circles. and the
officers OF the club were notified tonight
that no glove contests would be per-
rnitted. The disconnected audience was
dismissed. and the aspiring pugilists who
have undergone training for several day 9
won't away in disgust
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Deadly Battle in Virginia.

SERGEANT (Ky.), May 7.-Wagoners
have brought news to this place that the
Gilley boys and Joe and Will Day met
near their homes on Indian Creek, nine
miles from Norton, Va, and engaged in
deadly battle, which resulted in the
death of the three Gilley boys and the
fatal wounding OF Joe Day, It is further
reported that viii Day, one of the par
ticipants, is In the Wise County Jail.
The two factions have been at war for
some time.
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Free silver Meeting.

SAN FRANCISCO. May THE friends
of free silver. all that Metropolitan
Temple would hold, met tonight to
listen to Congressman Sibley of Penn
syivania and General A. j. Warner OF
Obia argue in favor Of the free coinage OF
silver. At the close OF the meeting
resolutions were adopted recommending
the formation OF silver leagues through
out the State, and that committee OF
fifteen, five from each of the three po-
liticai parties, be appointed to take
charge OF the movement.
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GREENE AND MILLER.
The Murderers of Julius Pierre uel
XNitI1o.,t

The Murderers of julius Pierre Held
to Answer Without Bail.
MARYsvILLE, May stuart Greene
and Marshall Miller were to-day held to
answer before the Superior Court with
out bonds, for the murder Of Julius Pierre
last Thursday. The attorneys for young
Gr eene made a strenuous effort to keep
out the confession. but failed. Miller
actually laughed when be heard the lam
guage of Greene's confession. The effects
OF the confinement and the manner in
which people have taken the crime have
acted upon both prisoners, aud they look
much detected and act nervously.
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Fast Railroad Travelling.

CHICAGO, May IA special train on
the Erie road, which arrived in Chicago
this morning with President Thomas of
the New York. Lake Eric and Western.
and Erie on board. made remarkable
run from Huntington, Ind. to Ham
mond, Ind. The distance is 122 miles,
and the train covered it in exactly l34
minutes. Stops amounting to twelve
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The Monterey.

WASHINGTON, May The coast de-
Tense vessel Monterey arrived at Pana-
ma to-day from Acapulco, Mexico. Her
original orders were to proceed to Callao,
Peru, but these are now subject to change
in view OF the end of the internal trouble
in that country. The sending OF the Alert
to San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua. left the
isthmus unprotected, and the fact that a
revolution in Colon bia is still in progress
will probably cause the Navy Depart
ment to detain the Monterey at Panama
for time,
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ANOTHER DISAPPEARANCE.
George A. Robertson, Clerk, Drops
OuU of sight.

Out of sight.
SAN Francisco, May 7.-Another dis
appearance announced to-day is that of
George A. Robertson, clerk in the firm
of II. S. Crocker IL Co. He obtained a
days leave Of absence last Wednesday,
and has not been seen since. His friends
aver that he was an Intimate friend OF
Stella Hughes, who has also been MISS
ing since Wednesday. Both Captain
Hughes and Robertson's mother deny
this acquaintance, the former believing
that his daughter jumped from the cliff
where her cape and purse were found.
and Mrs. Robertson asserting that her
son will reside in Los Angeles.
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Secretary Gresham Improyinc.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Secretary Gres-
ham is reported to be constantly gaining
ground, and it is said all danger is
passed. 1t is said he will leave the city
for some health resort III about ten days.
The reports from his house are that he is
better, and hopes are entertained that he
will recover.
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Site for University Buildings.

SAN FRANCISCO. May IA local land
company has offered to present to the
State twenty acres of land lying on the
outskirts Of the city, near Castro street.
for the site OF the buildings Of the affiliated
colleges of the State University. The
land is valued at $50 900, and the company
hopes that the increase in the value of
the rest of the property by the erection
of the buildings will more than offset the
price of the land given away.
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University Athletic Team.

PRINCETON IN. J.), May THE Cali
fornia team arrived to-day. Aside from
the fatigue of the journey, Captain Koch
stated that the men were in the best OF
condition physically. Manager North
has been looking over the Eastern teams.
and is confident his team is equal, if not
superior, to any Of them.
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OSCAR WILDE
Gives Bail and is Released From
Jria

LONDON, May 10 scar Wilde was re-
leased on bail to-day after furnishing a
personal bond in S12, 800 and two sureties
of sc, $50 each. The sureties were Lord
Douglas of Hawick, the eldest surviving
son Of the Marquis Of Queensberry. and
the Rev. Stewart Headlam, a graduate of
Cambridge University.
The latter said: III became a surety
for Oscar Wilde on public grounds. felt
that the public mind was preudiced be-
fore the case began, and L am anxious to
give him any help possible to enable him
to stand trial in good health and spirits"
At I2:30 Wilde was driven in a cab from
Holloway Jail TO the Bow-street Police
Court. where the bail was formally ac-
cepted. Then, in company with Lord
Douglas OF Hawick, Wilde left the court.
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Mobiles of the Mystic shrine.

SANTA Cruz, May 7.-Arrangements
for the entertainment of the Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine on June Sth to 10th
have been completed. A banquet at the
Sea Beach Hotel and bulls head break
fast at the Big Trees are included in the
entertainment.
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New City Hall Statue.

SAN FRANCISCO. May THE new City
Hall Commissioners have about decided
to have the statue of an angel which is TO
surmount the City Hall made of alumni
mum. This metal is thought to be more
durable than copper, and the Com
misioners want TO have the angel as
light aud shining as possible
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Foss COnIeSseS.

SAN FRANCISCO. May To the con-
sternation Of the Chinese certificate
counterfeiters, Foss confessed to the
United States Grand Jury to-day, detail
ing all the operations OF the gang and
coniessing also to number of opium
smuggling transactions. For his evidence
he will be let off lightly. His confession
will lead to the arrest Of other smugglers
besides the quintet already in jail.
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Breach of Promise suit.

Los ANGELES, May Teresa Ramerez.
a native daughter, commenced suit for
$50, 900 damages against A. Scott Chap
man for breach of promise. Chapman is
one of the wealthiest and best known
horticulturISts in Southern California.
He married Delphine Santa Cruz year
qpO.
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Case of ..Kid,, THOMPSON.

Los ANGELES. May The jury in the
case OF "Kidn Thompson. charged with
wrecking and robbing a Southern Pacific
Il ain at Roscoe in February, 1884, could
not come to an agreement tonight, and
they were ordered locked up until morn
ing.
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yyoodward,s Gardens Sold.

SAN Francisco, May 7.-Woodward's
Gardens, for many years one of the
pleasure resorts of San Francisco. are
now of the past. To-day the large
tract OF land on Mission street, compris-
ing the gardens, was cut up and sold at
auction for the benefit. OF the heirs to the
Wood ward estate. The land brought
fair prices.
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Died In His Chair.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.-Dennis Gil
feather, consumptive brought from the
County Hospital to-day as witness in
the Superior Court, died in chair at the
New City Hall as soon as he arrived.
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minutes were made, making the time for
the run of l22 miles 122 minutes.

Not Paying Premium for Triplets. .
WASHINGTON, May The report that
President Cleveland had sent a draft of
5000 to family in Decatur, Ind, on the
occasion of the birth of triplets which
were named for the Presidents house,
hold. was pronounced to be without
foundation at the White House to-day.
Families in which triplets occur when
the President has been notified they bear
his name or the name of any of his fam
lily. receive courteous letter of acknOwl-
edgment, but no checks.
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Train Robber johnson.

Los ANGELES, May 7.-Alva Johnson,
who was sentenced to Folsom prison for
life on conviction for the Roscoe train
robbery, was taken north by Deputy
Sheriff Mcclure this afternoon.
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Counterrefter Dean Pleads Guilty,

SAN FRANCISCO. May I'm the United
States District Court to-day, Dean, the
counterfeiter, whose case was evidently
hopeless, pleaded guilty to save his wife,
who at most will receive only a few
months in iail,
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the least possible time. and it is consid-

the least possible time. and 1t ia consid-
cred that they ought to be ready to go
into commission within fifteen months.
The naval bill provides that not more
than two. shall be built at any one yard,
and SOME rivalry is likely among the
firms securing the contracts to complete
the boats as quickly as possible. 1nfor-
nation received at the department indi-
Gates that there will be some very spirited
competition among the different yards
as the firms competent to do the work
have asked for complete and early infor-
nation as to the plans and specifications.
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Lost Ills Life in the Heavy Surf.

SAN FRANCISCO, May while three
young men were searching for Stella
Hughes body at Bakers Beach this
afternoon John Higgins, one of the trio,
in looking over high bluff, lost his foot
ing aud fell into the heavy surf below.
Before his companions could reach him
life was extinct
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servia Going Into bankruptcy.

LONDON, May 7.-Advices from Bel
grade indicate that Servia is going into
bankruptcy. The populace is said to be
clearly in javor of repudiation. The Gov
ernment is spending money laVishly.
The Skuptschina last evening granted an
annual pension of $4,000 to ex-King
Milan. Court balls, dinners and all
kinds of festivities on scale of magniti-
cence unknown for years are, IN pro-
gress. The town is being profuseiy dec
GRATED for the triumphant reception of
ex-Ouean Natalie.
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CORNERIuG GOLD.
Morgan-Rothschild Syndicate Buy
ing Up Refined Yellow Metal.
LAYING THE FOUNDATION FOR AN.
OTHER BOND DEAL

The Treasury Department, Under the
Terms of the Present Contract, ABB
solutely in the Hands of the Syndi-
cate Until the First of October
Big Profits Made on the Last Issue
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PROSECUTED ARMENIANS.
Survivors of the Recent Massa-
ere Tortured by Turks.
PLACED IN CHAINS AND SUSPENDED
FOR HOURS BY THE FEET

Because They Refused TO Sign al Ad"
dress of Thanks to the Sultan Stat
ing That They Met With Only
Kindness at the Hands of tho
Troops, and That All the Troubles
We're Caused by Turkish Raiders.
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personal inspection of all the State insti-
tutions before appointing the different
Boards of Trustees whose terms of Office
expire from time to time during his in
cumbeucy.
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NEW GUNBOATs.
They are to be Built I'm the Least Pos.
sible Time.

sible Time.
WASHINGTON, May THE six new
gunboats for which plans have recently
been approved by the Secretary of the
Navy will be known as Nos. 10, Ii, II. Ii.
IA and ID until they are named by the
Secretary. It is the intention Of the Con-
struction Bureau in preparing the speci-
fications to have the new boats built in
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MUTINY ON A BRITISH SHIP.
The Captain and Second Mate
Attacked By the Crew.
BOTH OFFICERS SEVERELY CUT WITH
KNIVES.

One of the Assailants Shot DEAD BY
the Captain, and the Others Dri'on
to the Forecasrle at the Point o.
Pistols, and Kept There OHCii -"a-
rines From q British Gunboat Ar
riyed-The Mutinous Crew Sen1 10
England In Irons.
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Royalty In a Railway Accident.

ROME, May liking Humbert and
Queen Margarita were on their way to-
day by rail in a special train from Flor
once to this city, attended by suites,
when, near Incisa Lake, one of the carri-
ages was derailed and everybody on the
train received more or less serious con-
cussions. An obstruction had either
fallen across the track or been placed
there. The King and Queen escaped,with
bad shakingup.
Severe Shock of Earthquake.
BUENos AYREs, May There was a
severe earthquake to-day at Mendo uca,
capital of the province of that name. The
Inhabitants were terror-stricken aud fed
from the town. Mendonca Is situated
about fifty-fve miles southeast from the
volcano of Aicongua. The place was de-
stroyed by an earthquake in 1863
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A. swINoLER CHECKED.
he Intended TO Rob KANSAS Banks ~
Means Of Bogus Drafts.

Means OF bogus Drnus.
EMPoRIA, Kan, Feb. ia clever
scheme to swindle Kansas bankers BY
bogus drafts was discovered here yester-
day, and the would be forger arrested. He
gives the name OF Hartwell p. Heath, and
claims to hail from Pasadena, Cal, while
papers found on him indicate that he is
Frank II. Trucsdale, and that he was for
merly connected with the New York and
San Francisco papers. He refuses to talk
Some days ago the Citizens bank here
received letter from Pasadena, Cal, pur-
porting TO be from the cashier Of the First
National bank of that place, introducing
Hartwell P. Heath. Yesterday man CIV
ing that name presented draft from the
Pasadena bank for $3.50 on the Nassau
bank, of New York. Tho cashier was sus-
picious and made investigation. 1t re-
suited in showing that the signature Of
the California cashier was a forgery, and
that each of the Emporla banks had re-
ceived similar letters.
The man was arrested and held until
word was received from California pro-
nouncing all the letters forgeries On be-
ing searched fraudulent drafts amounting
to several thousands Of dollars were found
on his person. Letters cards, newspaper
clipping and railroad passes also found in
his pockets indicate the prisoners real
name is Frank II, Truesdale, and that he
was formerly managing editor of the FL
mira IN. " Telegram, and lately con-
nected with the San Francisco Chronicle.
He had receipt for dues in the San Fran
cisco Press club and personal letter from
Editor NJ. II. DeYoung, Of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
kilograms received from Wichita, Kan,
- q. I-A.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The body of Isaac p. Gray. late minister
to Mexico, arrived at Paso Tex, en- route
for Indiana.
The contests for United States senator
IN Delaware and Idaho still continue daily
without result.
The London Financial News predicts
that the applications for tho new Ameri-
can bonds will be on an enormous scale.
Charles Jeroleman and Henry Kanneu-
gelser, 10 years old, were playing in New
York when the former was knocked down
and killed.
A negro named Turner murdered r. L.
Hawkins, prominent citizen of Van
Buren,, Ark, and will probably BE- lynehed
when caught. ..
The Tooth anniversary of the birth OF
George Peabody was generally celebrated
by the school children throughout the
country yesterday.
The Black Flags, notorious Chinese rob-
bers, are at work on the island of For
mosa, and the British warship Mercury
has been sent there. ..-....
Alfred Dawson, OF Birmingham, Ala,
was about to reprimnnd his lS-ycar- old
daughter with a broomstick, when his son
Phil, aged az, fatally shot the father and
fed
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TRENTON, Feb. Ex-Governor Werts last
night sent to the senate the name of viii
lam S. Gummere, of Trenton, to succeed
the late Justice Albeit on the supreme
court bench, and the name of Abram C.
Smith, of Hunterdon county, to succeed
himself as one of the lay members of
the court of errors and appeals
William Stryker Gummere is a SON.
inflow of Chief Justice Beasley and a
brother-in-law of United States District
Court Judge Edward L. Green. He is a
nephew OF the late Governor Parker, with
whom ho was once associated In law
practice in Newark. Mr.. Gummere is A
years old. In politics he is Republican.
Judge Smith Is a Democrat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-19

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19,-Last weeks Free
mans Journal, of New York, gave out
editorially that Bishop McQuaid of
Rochester, had been reprimanded by Leo
XIII for the attack made from the pulpit
of his cathedral on Archbishop Ireland
Inquiry made from men who have correct
information Of this case from Rome CON
firms this news, Bishop McQuaid has
received aseyere reprimand and is expected
to make due apology for his grave breach
of ecclesiastical discipline The right Of
Archbishop Ireland to speak and act az he
did in New York just before the late cleo.
tion is practically acknowledged.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb, l9.-As result of the
police work on Sunday the names of $500
violators Of the Sunday observance law
were reported to Chief of Police Taylor
yesterday. Tho authorities held confer
ence and decided to make test cases in the
various lines Of business, next Thursday
being the day set for the hearing of the
first batch. Prominent among those for
whom warrants will be issued are Man
ager Smith, of tho Western Union Tele.
graph company, d. F. O'Sulllvan, Sunday
Critic, Louisville Courier journal com
pany, Louisville Commercial, Manager
Clifford of tho telephone company and
many Others Mr.. O'Sullivan is also =
member of the board of police safety