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i i I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I I i -1 11 IHE LIBERAL STRUGGLE JIT QAI? FOR QLADSTOXX FAR Or 23 SEAtX TEVS tartxm ix rn bokocghi vow fbac TICALLT FIX UBID-IDirillll i WHICH TBI FOLLIXOI HAT; i BEOCGHT OCTTHB K1XCSVC OF BlSMIKOnAlC AXD THX LA BOB V. PACTIOK FIGHT DKPTFOEO LOiT; 5 TBUOCGH AX CXFOFCLAB LIBKBAL CAVDIDATK A BAHD CAMPAIG IX WALE; tr na oonmiiiL cablb noic or owb COEBJHJDMT. rr JfaMU Losdox July 8. Having practically exhausted the borough contests, it will be BO longer poeaible to follow the election natal ta en the night of the day of polling. It le tho almost inTariable rule of the tmnntrr divisions to postpone the count until the following day.

This, indeed, ia rendered essential by tho fact that, Instead of depending on local in- aoectors for the coants in each pariah or selling division, aa with na, the English kars the sealed ballot boxes all conveyed ander pejlco escort at the close of poll to the oeetral town of the district, often; many miles away, where alone the counting say be dono. Thia has its advantages in preventing local frauds, but has the corre-rponding disadvantage that, if a mistake ia nude, aa at Greenock, there is no earthly war of checking or tracing it by reference te the dlatriot poll sheets. Henceforth, then, all. of each day will be rpent in learning, bit by bit, what has tened the day before. It ia too early yet to make a complete survey of the borough results, because of: savers! possible changes in the remaining seventeen Welsh and Scotch boroughs still to vote, as me returns a una now, uiaa-s stone has a net gain of 22 in them.

Of these gains 12 come from London, 7 from; Western England from Eastern England, 7 from Lancashire, and 1 from wales. These are oil set by the loss of 3 in Ireland tA 1 In BaTa? There are many changes of borough seats Vetween the parties, both in the Midlands sad in the North of airland, bat the infla-e nee of Birmingham kept these just bal-f anced in the former, and the disorganizing effect of the recent vast coal strike led the T- 1 1 I i ura. Dumam, Viuuiwruau, uui norland oorongns to us one anowero gains .1 i .1 1 5 urn vaaoa in uio uui fcu. As fox Ireland, the faction split has giverf the St. Stephen's Division of Dublin anq Londonderry to the Tories, and the West Belfast Division to that narticnlarlr of' 9 lTi .4 4 A call the four.

J'ernollite seats in Ireland losses, because, on all broadly-drawn issues a i pekwoou wio yuucii iuuwuiuvinv sentativee of this faction in the new Par sament will bo compelled to vote and act vith the Liberals. It remains to bin skill of the ItaroniTbS that the chances of the Scottish elections still to come will probably increase Glad stone's net gain in the whole 284 to 25. when studied in connection with the Par-Bellito failures in Gal way. Limerick, and Kilkenny yesterday, and Cork and Ne wry aellism is, in DAlin, a local affair, just aa Liberal-Unionism ia now merely another same for Birmingham political In each I A ft VtkJ WUJIUJt 1 In each case, too. the majorities of the dissentients are tremendously swelled by the absorption of a larse Torv minoritr.

For example, Timothy Harrington's, ma Jority of 3,106 in Dublin llarbor Division didate of their own, and Field'a majority of 2,597 in St. I'atrick'a Division masks abou lXX) Tones who stood up to be counted in ISSo, bat plamped now for the factionista Still, this does not alter the demonstrated fact that Dublin ia heavily ParuelUte, and this haa been all 'along conceded. What the other Irish borough elections and the eenatry district east of Wicklow hate shown is that, except for a dwindling foothold in VTaterford Town, the ParnelL. itesaro being beaten on ground of their own selection. It is now considered doabt- 'ful if they get another seat anywhere in Ireland, Of the county divisions in England, thus far heard from, Gladstone gains four, oddly enough scattered In Cambridge, Wilt.

Somerset, and Lancashire. Still more curl us ia the fact that three of these gains axe ia divisions which were Tory in 1885J by an aggregate majority oi wnue nve Civisiona, which were Liberal then con tinue adverse now; Tho demonstrative interest at the club and in the streets thia evening is much abated. There ia only a slender erowd outside tho National Liberal Club to-night, and a comparatively meagre rally of mem- bars inside. The tremendous victories elaewhero in South London had fostered the idea that there was a chance of victory in Deptford, the solitary remaining metropolitan ton tituency. Perhaps there would have been tho Liberal candidate had been other than Lord Edmund Fltxinaurico, the lean.

acidulated brother of the Marquis of Lana-downe. For some reason, Mr. through hia whole life haa been a eonsnicu Msly bad Judge of men, likea Lord DEd person a Uy, and urged his candidat- V. As nobody else in England likea Urn, as failed of election. There is a big Irish Vtte in Dentford.

and the verr name of Fittmauriee has, for seven centuries, stunk a the Irish nostrils. Moreover, Lord ond is tho author of tho right-of -search mis. fw vese in rortters Coercion act. There was not much suraHae at hi. da.

Jtat.but there waa surpriae, and wild de- ugftt aa well, at tho overthrow of Finlay, vinverneaa borongha lie was by far: the Influential, intellectually, of I the feoteh Unionists, and on of the half desen their amber whom tho Liberals hold "PonsibU for the Unionist revolt in 1886. I WTito, tho rowA cheorinf koir Tr the new that plucky little Major 9ae Xor a Quarter of a centun anr CbbI Xeweaetle and Cardiff, haa succeeded ia holding the Carmarthen boroughs against Bir John JotMe Jenkina Ha had tho oiner Jealousy of Lewis Morris to eon tend loU of local feuds, but W. aiounts them all with a larger majority hl pradeoeasor had. So of two native- born Welshmen who i resumed British citi zenship to try tor Parliament, one at Seast MU. EESULTS OF THE PXLLISGS.

i XKTUBH COXIXO IX ATlADILT-t-THE rmnit srivrk TiiTttnit I -I'-. 7 i T' Loxr6x, luly 8. Betuns of itha ParliataeaV anreleetleaaooBUaaeMeeaieiaateadllyJ The ToUe wl figures nave been received te-oay i DuMimSL Patrick IHmiio W. FleldJ (Par. auite.1 3.6U3; WlUUm MarpBy, (aaa-ParBeU-lte.

1.O90: Panelllta -J fil7. In iiHSDuii Biajerity. a.ioe; lesti. jaaoaaiisi uoppnaa. lhtbiinBarUtr JMeteie.

litaetliy HarriBa tea, Partem te. 4.4S2, J. Meboanell, Uantt-PrnelUie.) Paraeuite majority, f.l OflL la Matloaaliat majority, A.tH; la (1886. KattoBSllat uoDaoMd. i I Camtm-UlfftAu-Wel, or CkttUrUm, Hoare, (Uberalj 4.350; Btr Charles mbu.

iBservsuve,) Uberai majority, 3 K. In 1885, CeaaervaUve inajority, bo; ia wmniun maisniy. V70. I WiUaktrCriektuU JHrision.J. Hatband.

4.56U: K. Htarr Uuk.lTML tUbaral-: VBioalat.) Uberai majority. SiM. In 18H5, Uteeral majority. 1.731: in 1886.

Uberal- Valonlsv L718. i I tinenlnakirtySUmford IHwitton. The Sight Hea Beary Chaplla. (OoDerraUv.) 4.157; w. B- ox, (UberaLi 3.250; CoaaervaUve 907.

Ia lb83, CoaaervaUre aaajonty, 18HS, nneppoaed; ey-eieeuen. urawTuin majonir, 1,308. tiff kin AamllHvUion. H. If- Aaoultll.

(lib- erao J. O. UUaiear. (liberal-L'nioatsl.) Liberal majoHtr, 24. Ia 1885, Uberai ajontr, in iso, uoerai majonty, in.

LinrolnMhirtbortu-astU lHvimion The Blaht Hen. H. Btaabope, (Conaervatlve.) 4.438: Otter, (Llberftlj CoBaatvaUve matotitr. 738. Ia 1885.

ConaervaUTe majority 806 la 1880, ConaerTatlTe nnoupoaad; Coaaervatlre Bneppeed. I A berirentkir est Farqohar-aoa, (Liberal.) Bir A. Grant, (Cenaerva-Uve.) Uberai majority, 8a Iail88o. Liberal majority, 2.148: la IHoti, Uberai majority. 2.1B7.

-s i aonuraeX Welt X. A eland Hood, (uonaervaUTe.) W. UUtm. (Liberal.) 3.485 Conservative majonm Ia 11885. JOBaervauve majority, 630 la 188o, Coaaerva- uve majontj, B.

i iHtbi Ih t'Uita Oreeh Dteiaiea. rt IJ. KSnor; (Paroelilte.) BlrlU. (uonaorrauve.) Mr. T.

IX Bulllvan (ntl-Parnelllte.) 1.166; ParaeUtte plurality. 3,17. Ia 1885. Kationallat malorltT. ft.oao: la 1888.

Nstlonailat unopposed, i wtcjaow xou iMrtaten. j. Bweetmaa.i (antl-ParneUlte.) 1.433; Uaplin. i (Conservative.) l.lio; w. J.

1 CorbeL arneliite.) 1.115a anU- ParneUlte plurality. 238. Ia 1885 Nationalist muority, xtoo; j.88tv auonaiut majority, 2.117. i ViwxrlandFenritk IHwitUm.J. W.

Lowtn- ar, MCenaervatire.) 3.549; lr. DoogbMa, (Liberal,) 8.424. Conaervatlve majority. 125. Ia 1883.

Liberal majority. 473; 1886, Conaervatlve majority, e4. uoerai gala. MU. UUOHH LOU My bout IHVUtoiK TJMt HOB.

ti. Pianist. (Conservative.) 4.871: Dr. Vrench Mullen, (ParneUlte.) 2.261; air T. (i.

H. Ka-i monas (aau-i'arBeiutej a Conaervatlve gain, in i xtauonaiiat majority, 188U, aauonallat majority, L78. i AHlrimMidAiU Liidimlom The ITon. ITL T. COiolU (Connervatlve) waa returned without ODDoaition.

In 1885 the Conaarvativa maiorltr; UM Wu 1 I 1 an II In I HMH 1. tmmm WW May boulk lnvition. J. F. X.

ParneUlte,) unoppoaed. la 1885, Matloaaliat ma)oruy, 4.80; 1886, aUonaUt unopposed. JjtvmcJc t'M: f.A.U'Keefe.tantVParaelllta.) O'Brien. (ParaelUte.l 1.4W0: anU-far- nalllte majority. 388.

Ia NatlonalUt ma- jnty, x.x; io, auonaiiai anoppeaea; py-election. Katlonallst unoDDoseA 1 Montgomery uiunet u. ir rryee pryee- tha Hon. SL If. Bnn- bary Tracy.

(Liberal.) 1.288: ConaervaUve ma jority.) 118. la 1885. Conaervatlve majority. 84; 1886. Uberai majority.

173; a Conserva tive gala 01 29L 1 Mtonejonaemt cttv. Rosa (Conservative.) 1J)82 JnsUn MeCarthy, (aaU-ParnellU) 1.H64. MentVartrora Oirittion Bir W. Uart lyka, (Coaeervatlve.) 5.26: J. Lyon.

(Liberal.) 4,722.4 ConaervaUve majority, 574. In 185, cenaervauve majority. 482; in 188B, 1,23., juioerv gain, oo. 1 AttT county Tuuamore Lnvition. lit jr.

F. Fez. (anU-ParnelUt-k nnonnoMd. Ib 185. Vatloaallat majority, 377: In 1886, NsUonaUat, usoppoaeo.

i- 1 ituttUH btepmnt errm IMvtion.W. asnnr, (LiberaVUBionUt.) 2.893; 1 J. M. Meade. Par- nauive.) UDerai-cnionisl majority.

In- 1885, Kationailst majority. 1.943; Nstloaallat majority. 2.443: bv-eleeUon. Na tlonalUt majority. 1.887.

Liberal Unionist vain, 1.902. 1 jSomerart-Xortk DiriMion.Si C. Warner. (Lib eral.) E. H.

LleweUys, (Conservative,) 3.001.-, Uberai 19. la 1885, Con aervaUve majority, 683; 1886, conservative majority. 2.163. Liberal 2.184. 4teiav City.

J. Pin kerton, (an U-ParneUlte.) 644; A. Lynch, (Parnellite.) 549. AaO-Parnall-ite majority, 95. In 1883, Nationalist majority.

mtirxci otr.irervoa 'Allen. (UberaL) 2.788; Ueiu Laurie. (Liberal-Union ist.) 2,385. Uberai majority. 203.

In Liberal majority, 265: la 1886, Conservative majority, 272. Uberai gala. 475. 1 i MirHng Burgh. To Right Hon.

H. Camp-beH-BaanermaB, (Liberal.) W. HBKheaJ (Unionist.) 1,695. Uberai majority, 1.096. la 1883, Uneral unopposed; In 1886.

Uberai me Jority, 969. Liberal gala, 1 Mtropotitveptfora JJinstoH. jr. Darling, (Conaervatlve,) Lord E. Flumaurioe.

(Uberai.) 4.73a ConaervaUve maiorltr. 565. Conservative majority la la 1886. in by-eleeUoa. 275.

ConaervaUve araln. SOa i i i Inee Dittinan.B. Weods. (Uberai sad Labor,) toi. uinndeu.

(ConservsUvs.) Uberai majority. 257 la 1885, Con-servatrva majority. 546: la 1886. CeaaervaUve majority, ueerat aainv 1.337. jnMmest jfttroaa.

uuoerc nana, 1.B15I B. B. Plalay. (UnlonUt.) 1J)62. Uberai majority, 63.

Ia 1885. Liberal majority. 18: la 1886, UnlonUt majority, 273. Uberai gain. lietama have been; received she wing jae; chanxe la the relaUve number of votes or la the peUUosl eomplexloa of thefeaooesafui candl dates from the folio wing: Ckkire.

Wlrral Division, (ConaervaUve.) Badbory IMvUiea of Suffolk. (Uberai-Unionist.) Cftr of London, (two CeaaervaUve men bars:) Bonthtra invisioB ei uoraetsbire, (Conaerva tlve.) the Denblnhire Dlatriot, eomprUIng vettve.) Berwiekeblre, (Liberal.) LeomlBster Mill, Dlvtaioa 01 iiarerortianire. (ConaervaUve,) ortaarn mviaiea or (coa' .1 h. Tl I 1 (Uberai.) Uxbridge PivUlon of Hiddleaea. (CenaervaUve.) Vtst Dlvtalea of Somerset.

(Censer vaUve.) Belkirkahlre- and Pee hies nire, (Uberal-Ualoalat.) and the' Meat IMvlaloB of Cora vail. (Uberai- Unioalat Wimbled oc Dtvt aiea et Hnrrey, (ConservaUve.1 Tlvertoa DlvV tan of Devonshire. (Conservative.) Stratford. oa-Avon Division of Warwickshire. (Coaaerva.

ttve.) Tamwerta IMvtsloa of Warvnekahlre. (CoBaervaUve.) Tawkeabary Diviaioa et .1 OthAr unopposed elections are aa followa: Cartaartben DUtrlot. (UnloaUt;) Hawick Borcsa, (Uberai;) ovaa oivuioa or laa ark-ski re. (Liberal:) Northeast DlvUtoa of Lanark. (Uberai:) Partiok IiifUloa of BoeUe Diviaioa of Laneaehtre, (OoaaervaUve;) Gorton Division of Lancashire, (Liberal:) West Ilouhlos Division of Last.

eaaalte. (CoaaerraUve;) KaaeheUSe Di vision ot NottlbirBam. iijoerai;) owaaaaa Tewa. (Ub erai; ft nana Anvuuoaar xeraaaire, (UberaL) I GLADSTONE BEST. GVTBST AT DALXAHT PARK PSOTgS if AQAIStT LABOR CAKDID ATXf.

Glasgow. July g. xa Gladstone sprat a quiet; day, simply walking and driving about Dalmeny Park, tne eooatry estate or us arl ef Beeebery. whose guest air. Gladstone has keen slece Saturday last.

I Loxdok, July a. wane nr. BaUear waa puy- lag golf at Boylakc this afternoon, a telegraph messenger came running Across tbe links and delivered to him A telegram aa- Bcunclag tho resulu ef the elections in Dublin. Mr. BaUoer, highly elated over Mwai waved bis hands ever his head aad.

ealt- iag his friends, read te than the telegranu jar. Balfour expressed himaelf as entirely saUsfled with ins progrees ot the licUena I Mr. Gladstone baa written letter preteeUag agalaat labor eaadldatae "running, against Ltueimla. thoe sputuag ue uuerai voiee ana ailowiBg Tories to sUp la. Be says: i I IS many eases toe laoor eaauiaaiea are merely bogus eaadidates.

their soie aim be-i -tM- nanlsh tne Liberal -Party and te ere vent Liberal eawudates from being miMJL Haa aa vMsniah: -the Liberals la te eunlah the working 1 1 as sea themeelvee.1 far the ueeraia aiw us turn i k)m ahatr iMi abteat balsa the Ifleh OBaetlOB. which le a labor question, fur the Irish are a aatlen of laaerera. This eaeeUoa Va the moat urcent part ot tho labor oaceUea. The Iriah are tao )I fCsmUauod an fag BOTH SIDES ARE DEFIANT E0HF.3TF.AI STILL EILD LIT J. STATS OF, S1SGS.

nrxtrygcTCAL attimpt or th iHisirr TO HATB HIS DKPOTICA iDXITTXD A OXK-aiDED PKOPOaiTlOS PBOK THB LOCXBD-OUT MtH BILIBF THAT THB MILITART ALOHB CAB IXTTLB TBB TROUBLB. Prrrsarao. July 8. There la no die-. gule ag the fact that the attaaUoa here with re-apec.

to the labor troubles rapidly approaching a aria la, aad that davelopmaata wttala the bext forty-eight hours will tmperaUvely leadlte aoaae sort of aa ending ef the etraagie. ThsBherUTs do-nothing policy, aontraatad with the jexultattoa. danaase, and agrreaalvaaaaa ef the strikers, tends te ompbaalvo this view wltB thinking Altai oat every expedient has been! attempted. by day and by alg ht, to reach a peaceable sola tlOBl bat without Confereneea have beet held between the Sherln aad the military efflotra, betweea the Sheriff aad represeata-Uve i ef the strikers, betweea the buslaess men of ttaburg aad the Sheriff on one side and the mill ary chiefs oa tho other, betweea the military chiefs and strikers, aad all to no purpose. Kea ly every man ia Plttaburg of political or aeel or eommerelal lnflaance has contrib- ate: bU mite ia hia owa way toward bringing about aa adjuatmeat that will beeeUe-f act try to labor and to capital, But all this talk amouats to nothing and has accomplished noU lng.

While Pittsburg has been trying to settle the trouble peaceably by eoBfereaoea, Homestead has sternly and unmUtakably been preparing for war. Xo matter how seemingly satisfactorily tie eenferenoes may have been, two obstacle have coma to the front the Caraegie man agers and the striken. Mr. Friek, the Chairman ot the Carnegie Company, repeat to-day hia statement ot yesterday that under no dream-atanoae will the company ever employ a union man The strikers assert with Jut as mnoh vehemence that under no circumstances will they permit son-union man to enter the mills. Aad here la the nut which this Commonwealth la called upon to crack.

As hour, after hour passes, with ths authori ties! vacillating and preeraaUnatlBg, the Sheriff maintaining that he haa exhausted all hU sources, aad the Governor laaUUng, with some choir of reason, that the Sheriff can do more. the I certainty of another collision seems ap parent end the eaerlfloe of more blood Inevita ble! What la meat needed hare la a irons hand to guide and eoatrol affairs until reason ana law are restored. Tie formidable nesse comitates which the Sheriff expected to take to Uomesteed thia motfalnc waa a lamentable fizzle. At 9:30 eieek only 23 eitUeaa responded to the anm- mosses which had been Issued. The Bhertira omoera had personally served ever 400 coed eiUteas yesterday and the day before, aad suptenaa had been mailed to ever S.OOO coed eiUtena more, bat not one of those la this laat batch deemed the demand of sufficient Im portance te clve it heed.

It may have been the intimation mat tney would urine their own weapons and own substanea," misprinted ior i anoaiateooe. waien sent taem at soma At any rate, the Sheriff thous-ht It' a kirns to feed 23 man te a mob ef S.OOO. and he relieved them ef duty. Thea the Sheriff announced that he waa coleg to Homestead et 1 o'clock all by himaelf and that the sight of a posse would oaly exaaperate tbe mob. At 1 o'clock, however, he naoi important oonierenoea on a and satiiitsi we vial uu ooioca.

lie managed to get away at that hour. in truth, the Bherlff had a fairly lively dav ef it, and the wear and tear becaB te ahow bdob hlml For aa hour this morning he was under loeH and key at tbe Seventh Avenue Hotel, en- aeayonng to convince Ad t. uea. ureenland. whd accidentally dropped Into i town laat nlxtt.

and Uric uen. John A. Wllsv. command ing It be Seeond DlvUlon ef tbe Satloaai Uuard, that it waa time the military was seat te Home stead. Bherlff AtoCleary la an old soldier, and ne maae a eareiai ana detailed report or all he had; done, produolag the laws under which he had) acted, aad which had covcrned him ia his appeals to tne uovernor for ass Is tan oa.

xae Adjutant ueneral uatened. but exnrassad no opinion. It hia first great responsibility ia hia bew pealUoa, and he naturally unwilling. unaerstanainc aa ne uvea lae views oi uov. rat- tuon.

te advocate a step that may result in bioeuaneo. at the end er tne conference the Adjutant General aeat a dispatch te the Gov ernor detailing the situation, but oCering ae novmsnsaswraa Gen. Wiley, whe has been detained here bv the developments of the past forty -eight hours. haa had a large aad varied experience with stria era. tie waa vis ilea aunng the day by a nuiaber et omoera ef hia brigade, who boaouaht mm te aaa aw wunnooe wita taa governor to rather than the caster a ragimeata i Tbe Seeoai Bricade la the largest ot the three whleh form the' Pennsylvania National Ouardv It eoasUts of the Fifth Beglmenv with headquarters at Al ton ti ue aentn.

aeaaquartera at Washington: the. Fifteenth, headquarters at Greenville: the Sixteenth, aeaaquartera at uu City, aad the Foarteeata ana Jttcnteenta of' Flttsbar. Battery aad the Sherldaa Troop of Tyrone arej also attached to the brigade. Its full strength la men. Al number of Oca.

WUev staff ware in een- aaltaUoa with him during the day, and it was generally believed that If Uov. Fattlsoa took step ae woma oraar oat tne entire brigade perhaps one er two PhlladelDhla reaimenta idea. Certainly the situs Uen demands tbe prase a ee of a vary large force of troopa. To ecud a email body, one or two regiments, would oe attenaea wiia aaager mat persons at a dia- tanee from here are unable to realize. A dem onstration la force of eight er tea recimeate would do more to prevent further' bloodahad than ear other action mat might be taken.

II maat ee retuemoerea that mot lew la- abso lute in Homestead. Tbe towa absolutely ia tbe possession ef the atrlkera, men patrol tbe river bank, aad ovary stranger Is continually under eapioaace. A man who aaks a question at once becomes tne object el eaapl- clou. At alght all the approaches te the tewa are guarded, by riflemen to prevent access to the Carnegie property. Never were rioters netter armeoMhaa ue strikers at Homestead.

Met oaly have they la their posaesclcn the gone captured from the 351 Plakertoaa. with all tbe ammunition be- longiag to that fateful expedition, bat they have also neea euppuea wiia nueci cy xnree taoe- peaaeat military organ lxa none er jrittaearg. knewa aa the Hiberalaa Blflea, aad by a Polish aaa club. To-day they received a hex ef maniuoa irom rauaoeipnia, aou yeeieruay one ef the strikers Informed a reporter that enough ream it was at taeir disposal to blew ail Carnegie worms oat or sight rsmark whleh waa exagfferaiea late a ranter that ther weald destroy the werka before aoa-anloa mea ware nermitteatoentettnem. i hteinroreemeaia are aounyi pouring into Homestead from all quarters ot the country Is lees, desperate, murderous eharaeUra Thar sU claim to be workmen.

srmoeSBoUo aad lmtao- eesso aympasnaua over tne treeoie waica aaa fanea apoa taeir ore urea, tores ted la anal reeniv lit is lmneealble te rosea the Carnecie werka. 'Totdav Mr. Prick's assistant. Ma Child, aaeoea. pabled by Ma Potter, the fkipertnteadent et the arcs, waisea tarwufta nomeeteea aaa toward werka At tao railway track ther were ipped.

t' uaaire to viais ue weraa, saux Mr. side. i 1 1 ea eanaot visit them." was the rent v. Yen kaow whe I ami" asked Ma Potter. Yea, but we have orders not to allow any I to eater uoae woraa." i ater when Mr.

Friek waa asked by a Tmits snoadent waat ae proposes te ae about It. beiaald: What eaa we do Our ease to la the bands or the saerur. we most depead upea hi at te afford ne aseass to ear property. We served BoUee oa him laat Monday. The eooatry lajeertalaly reacaiac a eemmeadable point wlea a maa Is debarred from using bis property OF aa ergaaizeo.

oaau oi i tBut." it waa urged, "the matter la dispute etAnde la thia wise: Heeaeatoad will remain owlet oatll the arrival oKroopo er yea attempt SMiatreaooe susr wsraasa! tjeva yea stale waen yea wiu attempt that uaaertaklBcl i That is a oaestiea I cannot; answer at this la any piaa aaeer way loekla to that cad I Yea maet oxoeae aae If I deoliae te aaewec Therein llee too keynote be tho cadre U1 alleys brirade be sent to overawe ths strikers 1 When will the Carae- gla peeptry their new poller of tab old union workntea with; new noa-aakut aaadat 1 i la eartata tnat peace win reiga nntn eae or the ether, er Beta or tneee, experlmeau are trteo. i The bet-beaded atrlkera declare Uev flchtaaveae er anything that at lets Die to force them eat of Homestead, implying teat tho la-tredaeUea of new hands means to taeaa net only tao loos of their peeiuona, but ot their Conttaaod an Pago justice. X.CLCARFgXTBK OF HIOHLAXDS CBAKOXD WITH AID IXO PBIZB FIGHTERS. -Ill wsrwat7na, V. Jaly 8.

Sa ferae Lewie Sterritt to-day began taklac evldcBee in tho suit of The people va Xxak Carpenter, a JusUeo of tho Pesos of Hignlanaj, with tho view ef Impeaching hlnv I 1 The villace of HUhlaad FaTJs has been the seeae of a dosen prise flghts within two ycara. and the people flaaUy organised a Law and Order League. Fierpont Morgan aad otter wealthy residents furnishing the funds with which te break up the fights. IB Jaaaary a fight was advertised to take place At Shea's sa-ooa betweea William Toombs aad Daalel Decker, i Warranta were laaaed br William Avery aad planed 1b the hands of Constable William Lagelskircber. He fell late company with Carpenter and later waa ae drunk that he was unable to msks the srresta i carpenter took him to the door ef the buudinc where the fight waa te be held aad told tbe managers te let Encelaklreber In.

whteh they did. It is charged that Carpenter later west la aad witnessed tbe fight. I Toombs. Decker. Encelaklreber.

and James 8hea. la whose boaae the fight took place, were iBdieteo. anu aa application was made to the Supreme Court te oust Carpenter, The heerlag to-day was the result. I There are two charges and nix aneeifleattoBa. among them that the defendant had gambled at Shea'e hoese for large sums of money; that he had protected gamblers from Kev-York.

and that he had abetted prize fighting. Five Weat Pol at eadeta la uniform were oa the witness stead to day, having been present at the fight. To-alght- aa Adjournment waa tacen. nut one const la being tried at tula Urns, that oi aioing mo prise ngntare. HOT PLEASZD WITH FUSION.

OBJECT TO ATAXIAS DXhTOCRATS WHO UPPORTISO THB PXOPLB'A TICKET. TopKKA, Kan. July 8. There is a movemeat ca foot among old-time Demoorata, tending te their organ UaUon preparatory to a war upon the People's Party State ticket, this week in dorsed by the Democratic State ConveaUon. They will support the Electoral ticket, because each vote for It to half a vote for Cleveland, bat they denounce the rest ef the Ueket A convention will probably bo called to take action In this matter.

There la mueh dissatisfaction over the fusion. and vigorous protests are being entered against tea resolution committing tne party te the People's Party Bute Uoket. Many ot tbe mea who engineered the fualoa now declare their werk unwise. Mrs. Leaea.

the noted Alllanoo lecturer, haa declared that aha will take the stump In every CoBgreaalonal district in whleh fualoa haa been effected against the nominee of the two parties, she will ware war upon all, even of her own party, who are oa both tieketa. It baa been demonstrated that no power ea earth eaa ni ne ner. ana tears are eatertainea tnet ane win work the defeat et soon candidates. Her hebbv Ic that ae man eaa stand ea both platferma If a man accept Indorsement by the Democrats she el asses him with tbe latter. I She will support the State UckeL however, as she helped to make it np.

SISTSS SOSS QEBTSUDS. BHB QATB CP XCR8ISO THB tBPBRS AXD TOOK A H08BAMD. i Sav PaAK Cisco, CaL, July 8. On the steam- ahlp Alameda, whloharrlved here yesterday, was SUter Boee Gertrude, the member Cf the English sisterhood whe two years ago gained worldwide notoriety by offering to devote her life to the care of the lepers at Molokal, Saadwich Ialaada i Coming aa thia did upon the death ef Father Demiea, who foil a vloUtn to his davo-Uen. her heroism exeited much comment, and ehe left for Honolulu with a halo Of martyrdom snout ear Bead.

Whoa she reaehed Honolulu she dUappolnted all her friends, for Instead of taking up bar residence at Molokal. where she was sorely needed, she remained at the leper hospital in Honolulu. After a year's aervioe ahe married Dr. Lnetx. the young physician ef the hospital.

He vaaa thrown eat ef hia position, aad now comes here to Begin practice as a physicisa. on the seme steamer as bister Kote Gertrude was Dr. S. B. Swift, a womaa physician, who re mained ia Molokal four -ycara, where her haa.

band waa Bupeiin tendon t. She had aa Infant child with her, bat ahe said ahe never felt fear. She cave all her time to the lepers, hat never received a word ef pralee for her devotion. A Cnbaai Patrtot'a Tfeleoane. July 8.

A Key West spe cial aays: The arrival this afternoon et the Cuban patriot, Jeae Marti, from Tampa was made the occasion ot another public demeastra- tion by the Cuban element similar to that made laat week apoa tne arrival or uea. itoien. a KeeepnoB committee rrom aiuerent reveiatioe-arv aluba mat tho distinguished guest at the wharf, where a great number ef CubaaehadM congregated. A nroeeaaiea aeauea oy ereaa bands waa formed and marched through the streets te the Co baa headquarters, where stir ring speeenee were maoe. i.

i- 1 ne new arrival was assorao noarty welcome aad waa told ef the oro gross in the past rear of the nsw Cuban revolutionary movement. Funds have been eubeeribed and eiuoe organized, whleh are holdlnc nightly meetings and are get -flag into readiness te join the liberating party ia Cuba upon the giving er the aignai to rise and overthrow the Government. Gea. Roderlqoee also arrived to-day, coming from Pasta Gorda, i 'A Xltaeavarccd 8allore Complaint. WAtmxoTOjr, July 8.

Commander Lengn ack er of the navy had a long talk With the Secretary of the Navy to-day about the eivfl action with which the oncer haa been I threatened by the friends et a sailor whe waa pat In iron ea board Longneekere ahlp acme time ago. The contention grew eat oi ue lect tnat tne Bailor had been discharged and waa not. striotly speaking, aa enlisted man fn the navy. Tbe aubjeet waa. at the instance of the aailor'e mends, taaea up ey seme ot ue voBCTeaemen, and they have called at the department eaee or twice In regard to the matter.

Commander Lengaeeker was- sought by thai effieera ea late technical groond whea be waa In Beetoa last, bat he succeeded in evading them. It Is doubtful if anything comes ot the matter. Beseaed froan Fire by Xddora. Fkmbolo. K.

July S-a fire at Engliab- tewa early this moralag destroyed two bouses with their eoateate ewned by; Mrs. Bogera. sad John CL Powers. The vUlagers were without fire apparatus and help waa summoned from here, bat tbe Freehold firemen arrived loo late to render assistance. Powers succeeded la saving a portion et his stock.

A workman named Sweeney and Mrs, Powers narrowly escaped being killed In tho flemea. They ware reeeoea wiia 1 aaa era. Pewera'a loea to about 92.2O0. Mrs. Bogera'a loea to $3,000.

i The nre at thought to aavo ooan oz wosnuiary origin, i i. j. i FeU TJ aider the Car taa' the Seiiffle. Oxakob, JL July driver of bob tail ear Ko. 13 ef tho Cross Town Una saw a little bey leap to the rear platform lateyeater- day afternoon.

Watching hia oppertaalty, he tied hU ltnea to the brake handle, aad, dropping off, seised the lad, i Ho dragged him to tho frost platform and there he and the bey had nscnftla. finally the boy tore altaaeir away wita each eaergy that be fell to the atreet.and the wheels of the ear ananrtaA bin aa hadlv that be Will TjrobablV die. He wee Char tee Burner of Butsea Street and aix years ef age. I caariee wuiiama, tao unven waa arresteo. Nlattav Avenue ttoad pxumslosu.

ALBAar. K. July 8. The ninth Avenue Ballroad Compear of New-York City to-day tied with the Secretary ot State A certificate anew- lug that tho road will bo extended with doubl tracks from tho company's I tracks at Sixty- fourth BWeet along Celaabus A venae to One Hand rod aod Tenth treat, alee with doable tracks rroea-Colasabaa A venae threecn One Hnndredaad Sixth Street te coaaeet with tao company's tracks la Amterdaa Avsaoe. A Theatrical Manager Killed.

Shkxaxdoab. Paaa. July A Edward St. CI air Glbbeaa, manager ef tie Opera House of this place, aad well knew ia theatrical eirclea through eat Ue oeuatry. upon returning boaae lata last night fell down toe eeuar etepeaM Iraetarea hie skull, a stair aeor aaa csusv door adjoin, aad la the dark he opened the lat ter, railing aeaoioag to tao eeataareo aw below.

Bo died a few hours later, TO OUST, TBS FLIGHT THROUGH A SEWER XIXK COXriCTS BREAK JAIL AT CSASLSSTO WIT, MASS. A TRIP OP BIGHT BCVDRBD FRIT UV- 6R0UalVrIPATHlXBBi jHBU' mxm TO AVOID OFFICURS -OXX OP THB FUOmTXg)CAPTDRRIl. Bostok. July 8. ITiae convicts msdo their escape from the State prison at Charleatowa this afteraooa through a sowar; aad aU hot oao are now at large.

Their names aad ewtteaees are aa follows J. M. Bradley, a five-year ooa-viet; Dennis CHeam, Who was aervlng twenty-five years; Daalel Coffey, ten years; John Lynch, six years; Michael O'Coanor. ptftoea years; Joba Booth, fifteen yaara; Stepbea Me-Call, twenty years: Felix QoldJng, Wyeaxa, and Daniel Mullen, five years. 8 la the rear ef the priaoa i yard Is a small plot ef land, with a lew fence running around it, Hero tho prisoners dally dump tho refuse matter of the institution which turned ito the mala sewer running oatsldo the prison Walls by means ef a manhole.

I 'It iS believed that 0Ceeao nlaaaad aa. cape. About oO o'clock he aad hu mates aUppedover alagly to the maahole unnoticed, or perhaps' unheeded by the yard or wall officer. Taking rrom under their Jackets a couple of improvised saws, tho men went to work oa the ban that covered the hole, aad tit a fsw minutes bad sawed four of them off sad descended to the bottom. Prom the place where they entered to the outlet of the sewer to a distance of nearly 800 feet, and tbe pipe to hardly 3 feet la diameter.

The mea had a dark aad daageroas passage, and when seen by some railroad mea soon after they emerged, they were covered from head to foot with mad and slime, On their arrival at the regular putletJ It was found that tb sewer opeaed Into Miller River, where they would surely be seen If they attempted to awlm aeroee to eae ef the wharves oa tbe other side. Ia their progrees outward they had passed an opening to an old! sewer, which they thought might prove an easier means ot egress for them, Aeeoraingty. they crawled back aad tried the old eewer which brought them to a small cava, through which the daylight shone from above. It took but a moment to remove enough dirt to permit their bodice te pass comfortably through, and six ef tbe men were seen la the open air. The ether three are supposed io have stopped at a manhole just halt way out The party mounted a ladder riveted to the brick work, which let them up to a paint betweea the Fltohburg and Beaton and! Maine Railroad track a The men thea scattered la all directions.

Three were eeen to go toward Som-erviUe by come trainmen, who aay that they were given overalls and Jumpers to cover up their priaoB garb by some yoanc men Just before reaching the Grand Junction tracks. 3 Tne first known at the priaea of the esespe waa when come women called at the Institution te ceo Convict O'Connor, and apoa search being made for him, he, of coarse, waa not to be found. Almost almultaneeaaly with the report ef tills fact to Warden Levering. Mr. Boblneoa, a hay dealer Bear the prison, rushed in aad noticed the Warden that he had seen the man but a short time before come out of the hole near jthe railroad tracks.

1 Uffloora were Immediately cent la pursuit ef the Seolag eonviets, aad Warden Loverlag tele- pnonea ior ponoe eeaistanoe la capturing the men. ISomervlUe end Cambridge were also notified. Tbe surrounding eoantry waa soon covered, aad every possible eflort was made to Intercept the fugitives, Officers from Button 15 secured a boat and made, a search of the bridges la the vicinity ef a prison, ana just oerore CiOCX they Ule-lovered Golden, one ef the eseaned oonvlcta. lying beneath the Prison Point drawbridge. He made a desperate restatanoe.

bnt was finally overpowered aad takea back te priaea i UOfoer Carton of the prison followed four of the mea as far as the glass house dlatriot im Seat Cambridge, bat they were assisted la their ee-eape by a erowd that had gathered, aad he was unable to get any of them. The officer believes that the four men are in biding la Cambridge, aad will try to make their escape during the Bight, -I: Warden Loveringhas issued a circular Offering a reward ef $100 each for the capture of tbe agiUvaa. or for aay information that wilt lead to their arrest. i Of tbe eight men who made their escape the beet known are probably rjaok" Lynch aod Daalel Mullen, aad their capture la conceded to be a difficult Job, aa they ere desperate nt aad will fight hard for their liberty. Both men escaped from the prison a little ever a year ago, bat were captured.

1 Two companions implicated in the same outbreak were arrested within a few minutes after they had left the prison, while a fifth made his escape. Is Old Blait BlurdereeV PoRTUtocTH, N. IL. July 8. The lahabitsata of Hampton are greatly exeited over the finding et the body ot JoelanJ Wesson oa the bank ot Hampton Biver about 6 o'clock to-aight.

For the peat sixty years i Mr. Waasea. who I was aevcBty years eld, lived at the house of Mrs. Dorothy Ward, about half a mile from the centre of the village. Oa Tuesday morning Wesson left tile house shortly after breakfast, and aiaee that time waa aot aeea until hia body waa found to-day.

i The Selectmen. Coroner1 Rider, and! Sheriff Cortina or thU elty were notified, aad with Dr. M. P. Smith viewed tbe remelaa.

A bad wound near the left eye aad a large bruise Just above the right ear eaaaed Coroner Kider to order au Inqueat. The wounde Were made by some blnnt Instrument aad Wesson evidently met hU death by foul play. I. Educators lay AVarmtoga, Saratooa, X. Jaly session this morning of the Business Educators' AesAelatioa was presided over by Vice President B.IE.

Gal lagher of Hamilton. Ontario. Aa address of welcome waa made by Bnpertntendent K. K. Jones of Saratoga, to whleh responses were made by Col.

George Scale ef New-Orleans aad Prof. s. 8. Packard et Mew-York. Thrae Interesting papers were thea read and dleeeaaed.

At the mora tne aeealon ot the State Teachers' Association Miss Emma A Astrsad ef Syracuse read a paper oa Drawing in ranue and Jamee Russell Paraona, ef Albany a studio na and well-eollated review of the callrnt points ef Tbe Administration ef ex-6tate So-perrnaeadeBt A S. Draper." Both papers were diaraased favorably by the members of the ae soclatloa. i Thia evening the aaaual address was made by Jamee w. jsrooxer, etate eupennienaeaa 1 As Inaportaat GCTHXiK, Oklahoma, July 8. The Bbpreme Court ef the Territory has Just decided that no anneal lice to the Commissioner of the General Lead Office er te the Secretary of tao Interior from the award of Tewa Site Trustees la con tested let casee.

but parties aggrieved have- res' rase In the Territorial court. Thia ia very important decision te property owaere ef the entire Territory, ae tho title to aeoreeef valu-abia lota la everv towa la the Territory has been la onaaUoa. the Town Site Boards heme en joined from Issuing deeue pending thia decision. -v-- 1, JacbietlBg Thxrteen-Iaeh WASUiKGToa, July 8. A most notable manip ulation ot heavy metal occurred at the Wash-ingtoa Ksvy Yard "yesterday afternoon, whea tbe first thtrteea-taeh steel rifle medef la this eoaatrv waa Jacketed.

The perform aace waa observed by Secretary Tracy aad Commodore Mnr; tha If aval Chief ef Urdaaaee. Under most favorable eireumstaacea. a abort time age, it would here takea eight aaeathe te eompleae aueh a cua as this thirteea-taea weapon, oat tao preeeni can, uenrsset ite kladtebe built la the Catted States, (will bo ready for previag lasioe ei ave montaa. AppUcatlost for: Paleo Monday, H. J-.

July 8. The sppUeaUon for a writ of error ia tho eaao of jeuag Vales, tho aatBeed bey merdorer." wtn be made to Ur If eHIU aa Meadav. a mi ef error la capital eaeee In 2faW-Jaraev ia aot a writ of right it le discretionary with, the Chancellor to refuse or great u. i Xow Pa bile School Priaee The three -aaaual prises, eeasietiag ef free aaemberabipa la the Brooklyn Library, aad offered by ex-Mayer Seth Lew te tad public school ehQdra ef Breeklya. nave beea wen taw aaw Irr Marv L.

Klmmeae ef School 3. Hsrasl naqiB et nam fto. staw waaars A. Feddoof eeheol Xo. 10.

Shey Willi bo pro- MtttedoA oeaA, LATE. i MR. JOBXtOX'g BfyORT- POrItIXOBACB 0R A LAST gRASrix'A ALIOHT. BaLTTJiobb, Jaly aavoeosaoon "to do you up, aad I'm going Ae It, This was tho language of Graham. Jehnien oi i Boston and Bar Harbor to Sydaay Cary whUe the Utter waa at breakfast UU meratbg la; hia boaaoln this elty.

Jehasoa supplemeated ids speech by throwing bis hand behind Aim self to draw a putot l'rj1 Mr. (ry said toJohaacatp Excuse mo lust a a moment, have a ntatua te attend to, but will bo back in a moment aad settle thie afiair with you." Mr. Cary waa back tan short time with two offloera, aad Johnson was arrested aad takea the Central Statieni There Mr. Cary stated to Juatiee Hebbs that bo did not wish to prosecute Johnson, whom ho knew aad whose family ho waa well aeqaalatad wita; batbelievtag that Johnson was a vieUm ef a all aoi nation, he wiabed preteottea. Laat eald Mr.

Cary. I wee at Bar Harbor with my family. While there I wee charged by Johasoa with Insulting a young lady. I knew the yonng lady and ao did he. He seemed to be very foad ef her.

borne words paaaed betweea ua ea the subject Later hie fiieBda, whe aeemed very mnoh annoyed by tho affair, apologised te me for what Johaeon had aald. i Afterward Johneoa jalao apologUed to ma" -j Johnson then told hia story under oath. I met Mr. Cary at Bar Harbor last bummer," be aald. "I wee walking with a young lady ot whom I waa very foad.

We met Ma Cary, who waa walking with hia little girl. As wo paaaed, Mr. Cary tamed around aad aald to the youag lady I waa with: Yoa're fiirtlar dewa bore, are you But you knew all about that, Mlae "Bow. that made me very Indignant It occurred to ma that It waa a Very rude thing to aay, aad I told Mr. Cary that it waa, Afterward Mr.

cary apologised le me. 1 waa told afterward that I had done a very foolish thing, aad I weat to Ma Cary and apologized. 1 I weat np to Bos toe end worked all Winter, and weat back to Bar Harbor. Somehow er other 1 waa aot treated the came by the peeple there, and I thought that they waa tod me to do something more, so I came ea here to ace Mr. Cary about It I promise act to do aay harm If yoa will let me go.

I have beea studying atedl-elne for over a year at the Harvard Medloal Sohool at Boston." Johasoa waa held. -j Mr. Cary aald after the hearing that the eaee was evidently one ot true love, aad that Johnson wee madly infatuated with the yoang womaa who waa the innocent i cause of the diO-eulty. I Lver since the trouble occurred," eald Ma Cary. the yoanc lady haa beea greatly an-' noyed by It and baa aot treated Johneoa wita tbe came cordiality aa hitherto.

At least I assume as mnoh. It is thia. I kuppoec, that leads him to think that he moat db eomethlag to reinstate himaelf In asr esteem. Mr. Cary refused to give the young woman's name to a reporter, bat ahe understood to bo Miss weidmen of this elty.

SUSS Or A WEIlk MAJORITY. I HOW THB VIW COKSTrrOTIOlf OF MISSISSIPPI HAS vfOBKAD. Jacxsok, Mlaa, July there wee ever any doubt whether the new; State Constitution would give Mississippi a white; matorlty ot electors, that doubt to new fettled for even The entirely new registration, required under the Constitution, all of tho previsions of which did net apply till thU year, ended last night and while the returns are not all ia. It to positively known that Instead ot 70.000 negro majority la the State, there be a white ue ority nearly aa large aa was the colored major Itr under jthe old Constitution. The First DUtrlot of Hinds Cenntv.

in which this city la si taa ted. formerly had about LOOM wnite ana eoiorea voters. Tbe record now atanda: Whiles re (Metered. 88O; colored registered, 47. Itlsenlmsted thst under tha new lawcev.

ernlng the assessment end collection of the taxes or tbe various railroads la the etate. the amount ef revenue received; from this source by the State and counties will be increased from ftm.000 te C2.000.O00. Thia estimate deee aot Include whatever municipal taxee the railroads ana taeir property may be suoject to. Institute of Inetruf Uoa. Varxaoaksbtt Fits, B.

ij, July 8 At this morning's session of the American Institute of lastrueUcB the first address1 read was that upon The Kelatlvs Educational Value of Extension and Intension," by Charles Henry Douglas, head master et the high school at Aeene, K. H. The Conn try School" waat the subject of an address by Hoary Babla of Iowa, i Tbe following oineere were elected: Freaiaent George H. Martin. Lyanv Secretary Charles W.

Parmeater. ltf Fayette Street Cam bridge, Treasurer Jamee Webeter. 58 Mala Street Maldea, Masaj Assistant eo-retary Lewis H. Mesder, Providence K. As sistant Treasurer L.

l. camp. Connecticut Extraordinary Terns of Court. STaACTJSB, K. July si-Gev.

Flower hna called an extraordinary term cf tbe Circuit Court and Special Term ef the Supremo Court for Jaly 25, to be held la Syracuse. The term ia called for the trial off the Kyder-Hoxsle Shrievalty eaee. which hinges apoa the alleged transposition of ballots, Justice Hamilton era er tne aageta Dietne oeeigaatea to hold the court The Bvder-Hoxaie case, upea Its first trial, re sulted in a disagreement of the Jury. It was upea the calendar for the May Circuit, aad tae court was adjourned until September tor trial of the ease at that time. Tho Craah Betrayed tho PxTanson.

N. July 8. Tom Green, a burg lar, was caught at an early hour this moraine while attempting to enter the hones of Joseph Wenkers. In Mala Street fie placed a ladder to a secoad-atory window, and, while forcing open the window, broke the clasa. arousing the inmates, who shouted for tbe police.

Green lamped from the ladder, but Was caught by a policeman after a hot chase. He waa subsequently arraigned before1 Justice Vaa Clave cad eemmitted la default of bail to await the. action ot the Grand Jury. TELEQBAPHIC At West Bethel. Me btat'Aaadav alcht Tletev eat Edward MeCbeo ef Prtnoe aVIward'a Island aaaaolted Maady MclJiaa -aat Henry HUloa.

atllea will nrobaMy dio. ottieora went we Tha radar and airoatad aAward wltboot troubla. hat Victor triad ta eeeape aad waa ehot back by Sheriff werawil. After see snaoiing atcKaee raa six mtlee before ae waa captnrea, nis cvaaiuoa is rriueai. WUllam R.

Reaven. the eeoaked Xaaaawr of the Metropolllaa Life Inaaraaeo Omnaany of hTew-Terk, vaa reaterriav brM at HartiuraC Caan- In Sloo bunds tor trial In tbe Oapenee Coora la feptswsec aa the chanree of forgery, eaibaulameot, aUarlag a for god aneca. ana 00 awing ami aaoar xalae sra. teaaee. ne wa tan.

-f Beary 8. Msore, aged eighty, a resideatef Clsrk-aea. M. to betag sxamlaeo by the a pedal Term at Haoaeeter as le hie saaity. evene (lata ago ho ala-aawl ever ta Llssle ClarB.

a tweotytyaar-eld daaghter of aaigaoor. ail ei aiwpanr. ooaaiauag es ailarm ef ISO aorea and 02.000 la Btvaey. 1 Jeha 8- Iewta ef Lewief Walworth. Sioux Falla H.

Tl, has been mteaiaai alnee Jaae. 9. He haa bean traerS aa far as Hawentaa. lava. Ha la am ax-Ablorasan aad proaBiaant at baalaeaa rirelea.

bet for tao peat year mm ai aaa been Snasmally ember. A convict earned Smith Mea pea frees CilBbsa Prison Thursday, en waa recaptured. Hia Una weald have beea et ia toes tbaa a rear, bat he will now nave 10 serve ai mvam oeaaaos Oov. Parttaon of PeeaaTlvaala yeaterday elgasd the deaU war ran of Wlllatm F. Keek et Lehigh Cenaty end Heary Davla efj Pailedaluhla.

They will be executed oa Tharadajv Sept M. If. Kirks kUled Riley Lane near Vaatiaaila. Ark. late Tbaraday evonlag aad save himaelf ea te tee officers ef tba ceart thia aerning.

Ks sera be acted to eslf-detensa --'T -Tbe eaaaTboat Keale andXIHIS of Baffale, loaded with railroad tie, aa route for New-York, aaak Werieeeday alght near jkauterdam ea the two-mile level. Taa ears of Cneke A WlrltbVe etreas train were derailed seven miles eealh of hf eOmgor, et aa early hear yesterday momlafc Two men were killed. TTT am iheTsawb Jag of esworn ids imsi lermiaataa tie sraei aaa sal meet tag as Lake Qmmrf. X. xV.

tar day. Burglars reeteruay amralac robbed the hoese of ogdea vsonst ueasu usani, aiaaa at tewellf. and ether eUvagwere artieiea Valaae at SI.SOO. a 4 vaa aaa la tha Feataite LarbS Works at gaatoria. ithla.

exaieoad Tanrsuar Bleha. Tae eoalneer. Psal Hjaar. wad alllaa. -The Batevto.

the mill ef the Vertharn Paotao etesamhtpa tram Chlaa aad Japaa, has srrrvedat Tib ibis. Waahlagtaa. V7 Oeavge Stone, the aogro mat deter ef irmia JHesiey. waa aaagaa a. aresaavuiav a aay.

1 Packer CoUlery of wtfl antoalewdaya, at Lac aa Irtisasi et teat aseat Tha strike among the Baflmoksrs to Heevtaa'e t'eweabaaW Cbetrr CevdlaL' Carry a Aaak whea yea barei. hsiagaardtothaalrh, HOSOS CALLED RUN INTO BY THE CEPflEUS TERES OF JL FISHIXO FlRTT SUFFOSRDTO DROWSED. no nrroKXATiox ostautablk nox 7mCuM TBI gTXAMKS XO BtPOBT TO THB FOLIC TH TJX-. FOXTCVATBS cwrDKXTirixrj. It was reported last ntght that the Coney Isl and steamboat Caphsas had run down a small row boat eoaUlntag five persona aad that throe of he oeeupaate bad been drowned.

Oao of the party, it was said, was a woman. Ko report of tho aecldsat was made to tho police at Pier A. where the Oepheue leaded her paseeagers. nor to the offieera ot the police beat Patrol, which waatahsr slip alongside tho Kothtng ooaosmlng tho aooldont nor tho faO- are te report eeald be obtained from the effieera et the beet laat alght as the we ten mea en Ue ptor had been given Instructions to allow no oao on board, -'i a aeoouat of the aeeldeat was given by oao ef the paaaenxera. Mr.

H. Byera ef the Severs Jeswaag Aswa Ho said that he was asleep in the forward eabla whan he waa awakened by aaoutalaad the aelae et tramping feet Be raahed ea deck aad saw aa overturned boat drifting astern, and Ivo pereoas strugg'tig in tbe water. The signal to stop wss raag ea tke oagtas room gwag, but the vesaal raa a eon- Btderablo dtotaaee before her headway was oheoked. 1 Mr. Brers says a boat waa lawarad aad ala.

patohed to the seeae. Two passiag toga also went to tbe rescue. One ef these balled tbe Cepheae and said that two of the people had beea picked up. The other three ere supposed to have beea drowned. It to said that the Cepheae lingered but a very short time and thea proceeded to Ptor A.

leav-v herewB beat at tho aeene ef the mishap, waa va nor trip irom tney Islsnd. The aaoldaat taaa- nlma wu. a A'iW off Liberty islsnd. V- 1 Other peeaengera who saw the boat before It was run down ear that tha aMsmau were apparently encaged in fishing. Tbev bed no eara eat aad wheai they eaw tbeS they wore la danger ot being raa dewa they stood np.

shouted, and waved their hands. Then It waa seen tnat oao of the party was a womaa. noma 01 the paeaeagere aay that the wheel overturned the boat Others eaaert that it was a eiow rrom tae atom. Inquiry along the river front laat night tailed to find any clue that Would lead te Ue Identity er the enfortnneta party, i Capt Hobbe ef the Taorua, which made her pier late laat alght reported passing the eapaued beat oa the trip an. mc could ceo no marka by whleh is eoaidbe Meatlfled.

A Bomber Of ChriattaM TEnrfaavaaan mm boating yeaterday, aad It is possible that some of tbeae may have beea tho victims. 1 wnea tiubs reporter last evealag leaped avwara upDtu, snoa tyiag at the Iron ream boat Company's ptor, Commanlpaw Coal Docks. Jersey City, he was met by a watchman, who wanted him to leave the boat immediately. I waat to see Capt Pearee." said the re- urtcr. Well, yen can't; be'a aalee be woke an," replted the wa But I want to see him a aaleep and don't waat ratcamaa.

a boat a tba Cepheua ran over to-aight There were come people draweed." 1 know, bat that dant naak-a ata dtFaMaaalw doggedly answered the maa. -1 waa told that would bo come newapaper men here to; night snd not to let them ane any one." Thk Timrs's reporter asked to be directed to the Captain's staM room and ho would take Ue responsibility ef waking him. but tha watau. mea woulda't allow It neither would be call aay aaoerainate omrer, aot evea a desk bead. THA WMM k.

1.1 the watchman waa asked? i tba daek handa aald tbat taa ran down a email boat, bat I didn't pay mnoh attention to it" i i Did they Say Whether tha Canhana aant ant' a i i Yea. I cueea they did. the watchman answered after a moment'a thoacht- -uta you near hew many were drowned 1" 1 The watchman hesitated several momenta. end Uea replied, boldly: Now. look bereTt ain't going te be pumped, i know my bualaeaa.

tee The Captain don't waat to see aay ef yea fellera. and I ain't colag to say aay thing." The reporter Uen started on an individual tear of tbe boat but Ue watchman aald he couldn't stay forard he weald have to get oa ths dock. i Llederkrann Exenratoaw About 200 members of tho Oermaa XJodoT krans and their famClee wQl take Ue 11:15 o'clock train this morning at the Oread Central Station and start oa an excursion to Treatea Falls, Thousand Islands. Thay will take a band ef music along, aad at trUea they will have a eo aimers wlU tho Utiea Maennereher at Kaon- nerehCT HalL' i To-morrow morning after breakfast they win' eoattauo their Jouraey ta their das Una tie a aad put UO at the Theusaad Ialaada onaa. Ta tba evening they will have a eeareb-llcht exearalen ea too steamer ea Lawrence.

Monday mornloa Uev will hove aaether exearaloa ea Ue water aad wlU speed Ue afternoon ea one of the most beautiful ialaada la aiaglag. "-t-lar aad gamea. tm taeir return to the hotel ra Ue averting the members will give a grand Instrumental and vocal ooneert la Ue parlors, and this will bo followed by a common on the veranda, On Tuesday they will start for home. i IlBhlaig In the Shreerobary. Bed Bajtk.

V. Jaly a There Is excellent -fishing in the Keith Bhrewsbury Biver, and old watermen say that weak'fish ware never more plentiful. During tho past week a largo number of fishing parties have visited tho weak fishing grounds near Galon's Point, betweea Fair Haven aad Red Beak, aad in nearly every la- staaoe tbe fishermea have rotor ned with fine atringa Tbe weight of the fih ranges from two to four poands, Uree-poaad flab belag eommoa. Eoft-erab belt le used almost egelastvely. and Ue beet fishermea fish with a drift Ilea Boats and bait may be secured of Augustus Havllaad aad Cant John White at thto place.

Up the creek large oaaatitiee perch are being caught i DeUrlnau Weakeas Tyruo XT. Field. Cyme Field's ooadltien last night was mueh Ue same as Thursday. Ha had two vlo-leat attacks of delirium during the day oao at 8 la the foreaoon and one at o'clock yeaterday afteraooa. It.

Coataat waa aummoaed each time, and Ue peUeat wee ualetad wiUoptelae. Each attack of deJtriam laa vaa Ma PTeld la a weaker eeadlUoa. Hie oaly eaateaaaee a little milk, and the quantity whioh he to able to retala ta smaller every day. He no longer recognises any ef his brothers or family, and they are simply swelling the end. 1 AeeteieaU ta KHxaheth EuxABXTir, K.

Jaly 8. Ed ward Lang aad Clarence Little, two crack riders ot Ue Mercury Wheelmen of laisabeth. raa Into a pile of stones aad dirt oa Ue Weetfleld road Thursday night and Little's ear was nearly eevered front hia head, while Lang's arm waa terribly cut aad kraiaad, BsU mea were to compete In the aeeend road, race fetsthe Ualoa County ebamploaahlp tomorrow, bat are an able to do ao ewtaa ta their lajurtee. aad it will bo acme time beere the) can again ride a wheel, rt.mj artt -CbMaoo. July 8.

Louis Kapoleoa Anxat. formerly a member ot tho Stock Exchange of Parto. Waa arrested In tho lobby ot Ue Poet Offloe here to-day, charged with' forging name ef a Parto minionalre, Boux d'Ea-oombrera. ta 1883. The ameoet alia rod te have beea secured by Aaset was 06.00U Tbe arroes wae mode at the Inateaeei ef the Freaeh Con-aoL Aezat has beea beeplnaT a eaXe aero, tie Aazat baa beea keeping a ot othatheloguUty.

'srh of Coagi coo. loOAXsronT. Iad July A Coacrsesmaa TX H. Pattoa (Dvm.) pabllahea a letter declaring that be wQl not be eandlflate for a second term from tho Tenth Indiana District Tbe aaaouBce-ment has brought eat a large aamber of Demo. eratle eaadlilalea, among whom ace Valoatlao Htm merman ef Hoebeater.

Cia J. Aern of La Porte, aad Jadge Baraoa ef Yk laaaa. Tbeasas B. Robb of S3 State Street. aied ef bears tailare at Porta.

Ontaria iru mam tea Mr. IweS was bars in taaaaaa 'aevea years aa aad for the paaa thirty rears ku Vs wad kaewa aa a too at I' "i '( I I.