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VOL XII VOL 3 )L XII INDICATIONS' LATrrrni AND' Or SIARITUAA Latitudeliddeg10IninAlAmetude11(kieg 4innin T-3 For Tennemee Lem( rains in (he eastern portiem latr weather in the teettern portion- variable wind tenerally elderly tationary temperature IND1( larertros AN) LON Lalltudebehleg lOully ri For Tent itt (he easter In the wee abut tenerally ea perature INDICATIONS' I AND Losterrinat ON SIANITUAA Sas Isentaltoneituetamiese zr Tenneuee Levi rains (he matt Waft Mr weather the teeetern portion variable orally elderly etationary ten- NEWS SUMMARY ISEws SUMMARY FOREIGN NEWS Salisbury's Bid for the English Landlord Votes Holding Out the Land Purchase Bill ae Bait The Cabinet to Be Reconstructed but Not Before Fall The Romance Connected With the Release of the Forger George Bidwell Mr Chamberlain on How an American Congressman Was Harassed Y''Ar 41' )1 --11 I I NASHVILLE TENN FRIDAY MORNING JULY 29 188T the chairman growing out of complaints of the former that be was being unnecesearily intperupted by Conservative membe rs no incident ended by Mr Healy's apologizing for language used in the dispute but the excitement continued The Chairmen reproved Mr De Hale Con servative member for Loughborough for diemderly conduct and language NM upon that gentleman's attempting to explain refused to allow him to be heard bet suspended sitting of the committee and called the Speaker to the chair Upon the Speaker's resuming the chair the Chairman reported to hint that during the discussion between himself and Mr Healey Mr Delisle had remonstrated at his not being allowed to explain certain language whereupon Mr Timothy Healy had approached Mr Delisie and said to him: 1'Come out Paste If you are a man If you interrupt me again I'll break your neck" The Speaker demanded that Mr Healy explain his language Mr Healy refused to explain and declared that he would take the consequences of his refusal Mr Smith moved that Mr Healy be sue-vended Mr Healy said he hoped that none of his friends would oppoee the motion and It was carried without division SEND IT BY MAIL The President's Advice to Invitation Committees A Letter Will Have the Weight of a Personal Visit 1 A Naval Surgeon Charged With a Heinous Crime A Woman Who Killed Bet Husband Wants Et the Dead Maul Pension Money Mississippi River Assisted At torney WASHINGTON July President today received a telegram from Senator Herris saying that a committee of one hundred citizens of Memphis was coming to Waahingtrn to invite the President to visit that city during his Weetern trip The President telegraphed to Senator Hanle in reply to use his influence to prevent any movement of the sort He said that while he will always be pleased to see the people of Tenneesse at the Capital he thinks that they ought to be spared a long journey to Washington during the heated term on a mission of this sort when a written Invitation sent by mail would be as affective and as much appreciated Similar answers will be sent to other Western cities where arrangebents are being made to send invitation-bearing committees to Washington It Is stated at the White House that the President will give the same consideration to invitations received by mail as to those borne by committees no matter how large and Impressive the latter may be Nashville Judge Wm Wood of Evansville attorney for the Louisville Nashville Capt Cobb Engineer of the Louisville Nashville Col Iludeon Goners Perarer cf the Fast Tenneseee Virg lala a b-eorria Mai Brewer and Capt Pegratu of the Memphis Charleston Mr 11 tkoworth representing the Tennessee River Railroad proposed from Paducah to SheflWd Mr Jos Dennis Civil Engineer from Indianapolis Ind were here The latter gentleman CMS through from Paducah to Sheffield In a huggY lookint over the proposed forge of the Paducah Sheffield Railroad Negotiations are pending for the Joint use of the Memphis Charleston bridge acmes the Tennessee between this place and Florence The directors of the Sheffield Company meet to-day at Montgomery to consider portant matters MalThom Engineer of the Government works oq the Muscle Shoals Canal died at Bailey's trInga Wednesday morning Ile leaves a wife and one child There is to be a grand hop at Bailey tonight Sheffield Florence and Tuecumbla each furnishing its quota of beauty and chivalry PLAIN TALK An American Consul General Who Says What He Means DEMORALIZATION That is the Situation in the As sociation Von der Ahe's Break for the League Fold Chicago Gives the BoanEaters a Thorough Beating Races at Saratoga Monmouth Beacon Park and Cleveland Yesterday 1 The Goodwood and Schaeffer Prize Fights WHOLE NO 8973 League and la generally believed that be will do oo Such action would be almost a death blow to the Amoclation as Cincinnati or Baltimore would almost inevitably follow -7 i A t) 4 1 Jtt 4 -111 s-11 I t'I A St 4- 4- -----7 --'7'e ---4------ I i 'ro 1111at 1 I it i 4 4 an 1 NASHVILLE TENN FRIDAY MORNING JULY 29 18ST WHOLE NO 8973 9 9 DEMO-Iii-LIZATION the chairman growing out of oom taints of 1 The SEND IT BY MAIL Nashville Judge Wm Wood of Evens TWO attorney for the Louisville Nash is and ale generelly that he believed will do so Suce action would be almost a FOREIGN NEWS the former that be was being unntewarily interrupted by Conservative members -4 villa Capt Cobb Enshoer of the Louis- death blow to the Anoclation as Cincinnati inchient ended by Mr ilealy's apologizing vele Nmhville Col Halloo Gets or Baltimore would almost inevitably fol for language used in the dispute but the exicibteemcebaintrconmontinreptoued era Falterer cf the Past Tennessee That is the Situation in the As- low Salisbury's Bid for the English --ed Mr Belisle Con The President's Advice to Invi- Virglaia Georaia May Brewer and Cape Pagrain of the Memphis Charleston Mr Landlord Votes i4' servative member for Loughborough for esatI011 Committees II Bosworth representiug the Tennee- sociation dkoderi see River Railroad proposed from Padueah ----4--- Conduct and language PIM upon that gent eman's attempting to explain re to SheflUd Mr Jos IL Bennis Civil Ea fused to allow him to be heard but sus Rimer Dom ludianapolls Intl were here Holding Out the Lend Purchase pended sitting of the committee elm eclat A Letter Will Have the Weight The latter aenueman came through from Von der Ahe's Break for the ea the Spk chair er to the Paducah to She a ffield I bugge looking Bill an Bait of a PereOull Wait League Fold Posieuie Upon the Speaker's resuming the chair over the proposed rotas of the Paducah the Chairman reported to him that during Sheffield Railroad Negotiations are pond- the discussion between himself and Mr ing for the Joint use of the Memphis not being allowed to explain certain Ian- The Cabinet to Be Reconstructed but Haley Mr Belisle had remonstrated at his With a Charleston bridge acme the Tenness ee be- tea th twain this place and Florence Chicago Gives Beau-Eaters a Not Before Fall gage whereupon Mr Timothy Healy had A Naval Surgeon Charged Heinous Crime The directors of the Sheffield Company Thorough Beating approached Mr Belisle and said to him: meet to-day at Montgomery to consider illk l'Come out iielisle if you are a DAIL It tt -r potant maers you interrupt in again I'll break your MajThom Engineer of the Government maces at Sarateonmouth Beacon ga Park The Romance Connected With the Relea Woman Who Killed se neck i Bett Husband Wants works oq the Muscle Shoals Canal died at of the Forger George Bidwell The Speaker demanded that Mr Healy the Dead Maul Pension Money Bailors 11ngts Wednesday morning He and Cleveland Yesterday explain his language leaves a wife and one child Me Healy retool to explain and de- There is to be a gmnd hop at Bailey to dared that he would take the consequences night Sheffield Florence and Tuscumbla I Mr Chamberlain on Trevelyan- of his refusal an American Congress Mr Smith moved that Mr Healy be sue Mississippi River )1d Assisted Immigrants-An At Schaeffer Matched-Two Prize sproveent- each furnialting its quota of beauty and chivalry The Goodwood Cup-Vignaux and I How vended man Was Harassed Mr Healy Mid he hoped that none of his torney Disbarred-Items PLAIN TALK Fights Yesterday-Notes friends would operas the motion and it was carried without division An American Consul General Who WASHINGTON July 28-the President to Says What He Means day received a telegram from Senator Her- ris saying that a committee of one hundred citizens of Memphis was coming to WW1- ingten to Invite the President to visit that 1 cy during hi ng alton res rip The Pi dent telegraphed Senator Ha enelegrapeo enar nle in re- ply i to use his influence to prevent any movement of the sort He said that while see the eo le he will always he Pleased 11 of Tenneesee at the Capital be thinks that ought to be spared a long journey to the Washington during the heated term on a mission of this sort when a written Invite- tion sent by mail would be as affective and as much appreciated Similar answers will 1 he sent to outer Western cities where ar- rJ I rangebents are being made to send Invite- le tion-bearing committeee to Washington It at the White House that the Fre le stated e- dent will PO the same consideration to In- 4 by committee no matter how large and received by mail lie to those borne Impressive the latter may be 1 It Is understood that a programme for the reconstruction of the British Cabinet has been prepared George Bidwell the Bank of England forger owes his release to the fireless efforts of a devoted sister Lord Ballebtuy in a speech at Norwich held out hopes that English landlords would be benefited by the Land Purchase bill Congreesman Collins was sompelled to submit to 'having his baggage searched by Engliab detectives at Belfast Much indignation Is felt at the occurrence In the Rouse of Commons during the debate ou the Land bill a quarrel arose between Timothy Healy and Deliale (Conservative) Mealy refused to explain to the House and was summarily suspended DOMISTIO A large batch of news from Columbia A cyclone In Cincinnati did $250020 daulage State Senor Leeds poem as a "horrible mewl" at Waverly Leaf tobacco in New York hal advanced 100 per cent this month Louisville will send an invitation asking the Presiden Ito visit her Manitou writes entertainingly of a week among the New Englanders Texas fever has broken out among the live etock In Cile3 County Ill A negro who bad committed an amauit on a white lady was lynched in Petersburg A woman Who murdered her husband Is asking for the penolon "mangee due her victim Chicago Irishmen have formed an anti-coercion society to aid Ireland to win selfovernment A level officer Is Implicated In a nasty ccandal in Washington a 11-yesr-old girl teing his victim The New York Post thinks the Blaine faclion in Ohio have been muffed out and that Iherman has won a notable victory It to tmdertitood I the reconstruction has been prepared George Bidwell forger owes his reit of a devoted sister Lord Salisbury it held out hopes that I be benefited by the Congressman Col submit to baying hi English detectives a nation is felt at tbe In the House of on the Land I tween Timothy Ilt servative) Heady House and was sum DM A large batch of 111 A cyclone In daulage State Senator Lase example" at Waveri Leal tobacco in Nt 100 per cent this mo Louisville will se the Presidentto visit Mutton vitae' en among the New Eng Texas fever has live 'nook In Cara COI A negro who bad on a white lady was Va' A woman who mu asking for the pooh victim Chicago Irishmen I coercion society to al evernment A naval officer Is ccandal in Xashingi teing his victim The New York Poe lion in Ohio have be berman has won a 1 lerstood that a programme for itruntion of the Bdtish Cabinet Bidwell the Bank of England es his release to the tireless efforts id 'dater isbury in a spee ch at Norwich opes that Englise landlords would by the Land Purchase bill man Collins was compelled to kaYlng Ws baggage searched by tectives at Belfast Much Indic dt at the occurrence louse of Commons during the he Land bill a quarrel arose be 2othy Healy and Deliale (Can- Reidy refused to explaiu to the was summarily suspended DOMESTIC latch of news from Columbia did 250e0 lie in Cincinnati 14 or Leech poem ag a "horrible at Waverly woo in New York hal advanced I ads month a will send an invitation asking Ito visit her writes entertainingly of a week New Englanders ter has broken out among the 2 Cee3 County Ill who bad Committed an assault lady was lynched in Petersburg i who murdered her husband IN the penmen arrearagee due her r11m Low- 11A ark anti- HALIFAX July 2S--United States Consul George telegraphed to Consul General Phelan yesterday morning that the Collector at Touris Prince Edward's Island bad refused to allow the fourteen men captured In the seine boatel on Sunday to go home in a fishing vessel These men when taken bad only shirts and trousers on and the Charlottetown Consul thought this was hard treatment and telegraphed here for instructions The reply of Mr Phelan wee promptly sent and about its meaning there will be no mistake It was to send the men home by the first vessel sailing be ehe fishing schooner or not The United States man-of-war Richmond with Admiral Luce on board and the cruiser Yautic are here and are placed under the CA)118111'S orders The Consul General Instructed Consul George that if the slightest resistance was offered' to let him know immediately and he would take charge of the matter' THE CONSUL REPORTS WASHINGTON July N--The Secretary of State has received a dispatch from Consul General Phelan at Halifax saying that he is Investigating the recent seizures of American vessels in Canadian waters and that he has instructed the Consul at Charlottetown Prince Edward's Island to take measurements of the sea at that point where the seizures were made so as to establish the exact distance from shore HALIFAX July 28-United States Consul George telegraphed to Consul General Phelan yesterday morning that the Collo tor at Touris Prince Edward's Island bad refused to allow the fourteen men captured in the seine baste on Sunda to go home in a ming easel Tbeee men when taken had only shirts and tmusers on and the Charlottetown Consul thought this was hard treatment and telegraphed here for instruo- thins The reply of Mr Phelan wee promptly sent and about its meaning there will be no mistake It wu to send the men home by the first vessel sailing be she fishing schooner or not The United States man-or-war Richmond with Admiral Luce on board and the cruiser Yautic are h''' and are placed under the Consul's orders The Consul General instructed Consul George that if the slightest resistance was offered to let him know immediately and he would take charge of the matter' THE UNITED KINGDOM Young Chamberlain Wants a Seat In POrli amen LONDON July 28--Mr Joeepb Chamberlain's son who is now a student at Berlin will contest for a seat in Parliament as soon as another vacancy occurs in the border boroughs TEN DROWNED Two pleasure yachts both well laden with people were capsized In a squall off Yarmouth to-day Ten persons were drowned RESONATION REFUSED The Queen has refused to accept the resignation of Lord 'Charles Beresford as Junior Lord of the Admiralty SALISBURY'S WARNING Lord Salisbury speaking at Norwicli to day warned the Conservative party to prepare for a possible dissolution of Parliament MADE HIM HEED Ariother member of the Irish constabulary has resigned as a protest against the Coercion act ME LAW CONGRESS The congress to codify the laws of nations agreed to-day to recommend that maritime powers adopt Wyncken's Ice Code inserting it in the code of international signals Chevalier Wartegege Admiral Colomb of the British Navy Judge Peabody and David Dudley Field spoke in favor of the motion On motion of Mr Field a permanent commission was appointed to inquire into the existing regulations for the prevention of collisions at sea Colirso TO AMERICA Rev Joseph Parker of the City Temple who is about to leave for America where be will deliver a eulogy of the late Henry Ward Beecher made a farewell address to hie congregation to-day THE CANADLiNS The Canadian cricket team won the match with the Derbyshire team by one inning and forty runs THE UNITED KINGDOM young Chamberlain wants a Sot in Parliament LONDON July 28-Mr Joseph Chamber- lain's son who is now a student at Berlin ill contest for a seat in Parliament as soon asw another vacancy cy occ rs in the border borou ha 're4 DROWNED Two pleasure yachts both well laden ith people were cape zed in a squall off Ps Yarmouth to-day Ten persons were drowned RXmosA'nott RIFUSICD The Queen has refused to accept the resignation of Lord 'Cherie Beresford as Junior Lord of the Admiralty SALISBU DI RY'S WARRG Lind Salisbury speaking at Norwich to- days warned the Ponservativenerty to Pre pare for a possible dissolution of Parliament MADE HIM HUD Another member of the Irish constabtp I ed teat th ary as resign as a pro Coercion act ME LAW CONGRESS The congress to codify the laws of me tions agreed to-day to recommend that THE TURF At Sorstogo Vostorday 4o 1 Saaareia July Meted- ance at the races here to-day was not la large that of yeeterday thongs the weather good The track wu First race 3-year olds and upwards 1 three-quarters of a Hunt first Imatagain eecond Harry Russell third Time ileti Second race Exedslor sweepstaktat tot all ages one and oue-quiuter boyne first Carry second Mise Ford third Thus 2:1214 Third race three-quarters In the first heat there wits a Otani atrootet between Frankle and Nellie Van but latter won by half a length The 117 kt Hinudaya sprang into the lead at the start of the second heat and was never heeded winning the heat Time 1:1714 The third heat was taken by Himalaya from Nellie Van in 120 Fourth race one mile and seventy yards won Bronzoinarte eecond Al Reed third Time 150 Fifth race belling three-quarters Of a Lewis won Miller second Unique third Thne 1:18 A Large Crowd atMonmonth Park New YORK July attendance at Monmouth Park to-day waa unusually large the weather was delightful and the track somewhat lumpy First race handicap seven-eighlas of a Little Minch Choctaw Eollan Pontico Gardey Tabouche Oar- dey won by two lengths Politico second Choctaw third Time I31)4 Second race selling 2-year-olds three- quarters of a Prather Regulus Theora Aura Arabian Confusion Temptation Golden Rod Vendetta Moore won by a head Aura second Confutdon third Time Third race the Nevesink handicap one 1 and a half Barnum Dry Monopole Ennis Bonanza Linden Dry Monopole won by a head attar a desperate 1 finish Linden second half a length before 1 Eurus who was the same distance before old Barnum Time 242X Fourth race handicap one and three sixteenths Eole Choctaw Kingston Laggard Argo Kinmston woo by a nose Laggard second Argo third Time 208)i Fifth race selling one and one-eighth I Lancaster Easter Sunday Three Cheers Phil Lee Monocrat Mono- i grain Pegasus Pat Sheedy Windsai Taz gatherer Vinton Mink Suitor Phil Lee won by three lengths Lancaster second Windsail third Time Sixth race steepleciume short Starters: Harry Mann Mystic Mentmore Worth Leroy Sandford RetrilintioneBou- dau Jack Mentmore won Sondsuoisleill ond Harry Mann third Time 3:12 A I t' At Beacon Park ttii BosTos July the Deacon it races to-day the first race was for the' 35 't clue for a purse of Patehea" first Grey Light second third Beet time 2:284 220 class purse firet i Howe moond Nina third Beet time 2 yJ1 At Goodwood LONDON July race for tbeGood-s wood cup was run to-day at the Goodwood meeting The Duke of Westminster's 3- I year-old brown Colt Saville and Mr Deng- II las Bitirds 4-year-old eolt St Michael rut a dead beat Count DaBerteaux's 4-year- old chetnut colt Upas was third There were five starters In the run off between' Savillo arul olichael11 to wae bat op Sa -villa Saville won A Jockey Dead I CHICAGO July Jamieson whs was injured last Saturday at the West 'Side Driving Park died last night of his injuries: 9 The Grand Circuit Meeting CLEVELAND July 28--Third day Of tbe grand circuit meeting Weather tilegitetf track first-claes and 7000 people In attend- ance Summary: 2:18 pacing claw for puree of 1000 divided: Jennie Lind 4 8 52111- Charlie Friel 2 6 4 1 2 Black Henry 8 5 3 6 Frank Champ 1 2 1 7 4 fk Puritan 9 9 2 8 4 Emma 6 4 6 8 1 dr i Benny 8 3 7 4 dr Fniterton 7 7 8 6' dr Argyll 5 I 9 to 4 Ma Little Ida 10 dr Time 21619 21614 2:1714 21914 217 11111 2241g Free for all trotting for a puree' of 12400 divided unfinished: Arab 8 1 1 1 4 4 Charlie Milton 2 1 Kiteloot 4 8 5 Maud Messenger 5 4 1 Time 2171a 2184 2:174 -t 2:25 trotting stake for a purse of 15000 divided LorettaF 1 4 '1 1 Edwin 2 1 it It Mambrinette 5 2 2 Dr Alwont 6 a 4 Clara 3 a a Banner Boy 4 8 diet Maggie 8 7 I dist 22111 411 THE RING kat 1 THE TURF At Saratoga Teaterday SARATNiA July Let -The ance at the races here to-day was not se large that of reatentay though the weather wu good The track was NO I First race a-year olds and upwards 1 three-quarters of a mile-Mamie Hunt first Amatagain eecond Harry Russell I third Time HOW Second race Exoelsior sweepstakeat for all ages one and oue-quarter mike-Dna- i bonus first Carry second Miss Ford third Thus Third raoe three-quarters mile bate- I In the first heat there wm a sharp strulte between Fraukie a and Nellie Van but 0 latter won by half a length Thne Himalaya sprang into the lead at the start of the second heat and am Door heeded winning the heat Time le The third heat was taken by Himalaya from Nellie Van in 120 Fourth race one tulle and seventy yards -Wyndon won Brouzoinarte eecond Al Reed third Time 1:50 7 Fifth race selling three-querters Of a mile-Phil Lewis won Miller seoond unique tiara Time titsx i A Large Crowd atMonmonth Park New YORK July 28-The attendance at I Monmouth Park to-day was unusually large the weather was delightful and the track First race handicap seven-eighlas of a somewhat lumpy Poutico Gardey Tabouche Oar mil Starters: Little Minch Choctaw Eollan day wan by two lengths Politico mond Choctaw third Time second race selling 2-year-o Idle three- quarters of a mile-Startere Prather Theora Aura Arabian Confusion Temptation Golden Rod Vendetta The or won by a head Aura second Confusl third Time I th Third race Nevesink handicap one i and a half miles-Starters: Barnum Dry Monopole Eutus Bonanza Linden Dry ro monopole won by a head attar a desperate finish Linden second half a length before Ennis who was the same distance before old Barnum Time 212X Fourth race handicap one and threw woe Kingston Laggard Argo Klu by a nose Laggard second Argo third Time 208 )i 1 -i ponwho eat a 'V ayelthe sitellidttf attend- 1000 3- I I I 1 dr I a dr dr 4 Os 7 2111b: puree of litt 8 1 4 4551i' 1 it It 25 4 I a dist dist pp KILLED IIIS WIFE An Unfortunate and Complicated Affair on Waiden'a Ridge dk 1 poi 1 I i Jdebate 40 0 iI 1 I 'I I I Ly I 1 1 1 I -1 I 1 i -II 1 I 1 r- I 4 -4 4 Loam July Salisbury's oeech at Norwich yesterday has createA quite a stir and is to-day freely discussed lin all Its bearings The Premier's utterances were well calculated and obviously intend to win over adherents to the new Tory proposals which are to be brough iforward in the promised Irish Land Purchase bill sand will doubtless to a certain oxtail thave that effect There are thousands upon thousands of acres of land in England absolutely growing barren for want of cultivation and it was to the owners and would-be occupiers of this land that the Prime Minister's address was especially directed At present there is no way in which the English landowners can parcel out their unused land upon terms which would be advantageous to them and there are very few persons who can afford to become tenants thereof upon the terms which the landlord's are compelled to offer hence Lord Salisbury's promisee to extend hope of relief to English landlords equal to that intended to be provided for Irish land-owners in the Irish Land Purchase bill are made with the purpose of appealing to the English land-bolded to work for the success ofthe Irish bill in the expectation of receiving benefits similar to times conferred by that measure The defeat of the Land Purchase bill would put an end to the hopes of relief entertained by the English landlords many of whom have become land poor and they are given so to understand A great many persons are disaPpointed over the certainty that as matters now TUB CABDOTi WILL NOT El RCEONSTRUCTID until next fall It is understood that the programme as now arranged subject of eourse to such modifications as may be made necessary by intervening involves the addition of four Unionists to the Ministry and the elevation of three of the retiring members t0 the Peerage the fourth Matthews retiring with no greater rewartithan an empty vote of thanks and expreselons of the high appreciation of his services entertained by his colleagues The disappointment felt at the delay in rearranging the Cabluet mainly tionfined tope Unionist "whir die heartened- ant fremilisted at the result of the recent elections are ciamortng for skome tangible reward for their adherence to the Tory cause at the expense of pubilir con detonation when It would have been impossible for the Torte to retain power without their support A great many Ca-Willett are now seriously considering the question whether they have not after all paid too high a price for the vindtcation of principles whom) Application has as yet brought no advantage to themselves to their political allies or to the country TEE RELEASE OF SBOBOB BIDWELL the Bank of England forger who in 187E was sentenced to imprisonment for life is unprecedented in the menace attaching to the circumstances of his discharge l'ne erdof the now famous criminal was et- teen dthrough the unceasing efforta of a devoted sister who spent seven years in try lug to obtain her brother's liberty and so various were the means employed and so persistent her endeavors that she became al-moot an incubus to every official whose action or influence could have any possible effect in the direction of consummating her purpose awoke Snell" accomplished her object nobody appears to know The police officials declare that they are entirely in the dark as to the secret of her success but all agree tha Bidwell's discharge was brought shoat solely through her efforts and that her self-devotion to her brother has no pantile lin the records or traditions of English rascal or police departments ItIVALTBil EPTIAONTERY COOVININISIn CoLlia ftibjected to Borate moat a tholtaat BILPABT July 28--A sensation was created here to-day la consequence of the In atWatit newspapers of report ttat the Itoa A Collins of Borten Mass sad al entire party bad bean arrested by the Government on their arr vat from GimfraW There was how-en no truth talk as publiebed an dbat -Ph gretat fa rtheir Invention facts are tbi wle ialtr Collins and his re-4 reached SeAs ttitey were detained in ti toutom-arne evit btanchformailly and tt tir baggage settjoeted to a rigid examitit lion Ever of it was unpacked dninutely elkatilat Even the smallest birodbitg cards I was opened and upset 141e3 the truck swore emptied the bottoms osides wer ea Ilsoutded for the purpose liesertainkt arhether they contained se Ammon July at -Lord Salisbury's eoeech at Norwich yesterday has created quite a stir and Is to-day freely discussed lin all It bearings The Premier's utterances were well calculated and obviously Intend to win over adherents to the new Tory pro posas wgorar which are to be brouh tfwd in the promlowl Irish Land Purchase bill and will doubtless to a certain tato tbave that effect- There are thrumIds of acres of land In England absolutely grow- lug barren for want of cultivation and it was to the owners and would-be occupiers of this land that the Prime Minister 's ad- dress was especially directed At present there is no way in which the English land- owners can parcel out their unused land upon terms which would be advantageous to them and there are very few persons who can afford to become tenants thereof upon the terms which the landlords are complled to offer hence Lord Salisbury's promisee to extend hope of relief to English landlords equal to that intended be provided for Irbil land-owners in the 11troi July 28---FSpecial1--Yesterday evening eixteen miles north of the city on Walden's Ridge John Pickett and his wife were drinking wine together and running on Pickett had his gun by him taking it and putting it over his shoulder and pointing at hi wife It went off blowing the top of her bead at Pkkett was discovered walling ever ber Au irregular Inquest will lig the jury being partly composed of Pickett's Another similar inquest was held this morn log Coroner Nelson and several other officers went out this afternoon but Pickett has tied his relatives claiming' to avoid arrest for other crimes Thougikthe evidence is very complicated It is thought Pickett Intended to murder his wlfa fle recently committed forgery here and fled to the Ridge Re is also wanted for wildcatting I Officers are on watch and say they will bring him in dead or alive It was reported this evening that all the officers had been ambushed and killed but this wu All of them except two returned at 11 o'clock A SCOUNDREL IN UNIFORM A Naval Oilicei Implicated in a Disgraceful Affair WASHINGTON July 28--A highly NOW tional scandal in which a navy officer and the daughter of Dr White a chiropodist of Washington will figure le likely to be developed in the police courts here in a few days Dr Crawford raet Assistant Surgeon of the navy and now on duty at the Navy Hospital here was arrested this afternoon charged with criminal intimacy with Miss Eva White the chiropodist's daughter a young girl said to be but 114 years old Bspedal interest attaches to Mid case and considerable excitement 1 numifeeted here over it owing to the high modal poeition of the accused and the fact that this is the first arrest In Washington under Senator Edmunds' Utah law which when passed by Congress last winter wu supposed to apply to Utah alone hut which has since been interpreted to apply to criminal intimacy with females under 18 etre of age not only in Utah but in all flit Territories including the District of Columbia The accused party is a native of auritentered the service from Willa in 1 1874 And hue 00' pled a high tionineoCal BITER INPROVEMENT Reporten the Works on the Upper MI- WASHINGTON July annual report of Maj A Mackenzie United States Engineer upon the improvement of the navigation of the Mississippi between St Paul and Des Moines Rapids ha been re-(lied ht the Chief of In his general remark8 he says: "The works heretofore carried out have continued to exercise a most beneficial effect and at points where improvements have been carried to completion urine trouble bile been done away with but new difficulties are liable to arise at points where no work has yet been carried out The results already accomplished show that the Mississippi River between St Paul and the Dee Moines rapids can be put in such condition as to make navigation sure and comparatively easy but to aocomplish this requires time and continued work under liberal appropriations The river was extremely low last fall and I now in ithe same condition and temporary difficulty has been experienced at unimproved points but the ability of the works of construction in connection in some caoes with dredging to rapidly make and maintain a ttavagable channel at such points has been fully demonstrated As has been heretofore explained it is desirable if the radical improvement of the Upper Mississippi is to be continued and carried to successful completion that it should he carried on under liberal appropriations Dr Tonal" of Gallatin during moporary mental aberration jumped from I second story window and (Bed from the 4 leek of his fait me National Committee of the Frohibi1 tic party meets in Chicago Nov 16 to fix the time for holding the National Nominator Convention A Illing and handsome woman with the title cf Baroness of Colorado hu turned up a a claimant to the valuable Peratta land pla in Arizona Na York widerwilters ley the blame for inmate: fires at the door of Johann Most Whose it advocates the torch and stow instruc I tor applying it Ioht T31kett living on Waiden's Ridge near C'zittanooga pointed a gun at hie i wile al weapon exploded and the IMO took the ot of the woman's head of The ft 'hit of Hugh If Brooks who Is condemr I ts death for the murder of Az ehur Prel i sin St Luis and says he will move hem aid earth to save his eon' The roc the Chief of the Bureau of Animal Intiotry shows that 32 State and 7 Territories a ozo-operating with the Bureau In the out of infection among 1 The Ohio Serr blican Convention renomi nated Gov I ''ilie azi a State ticket in- dorsed Short i for th Presidency and waved the htt srt The Blaine men made no sign The Preside ha resnested Senator 11 Harris to say de option of Memphis citizens that a ignileft Mr tation will have i' as much weigh i penal 'Itielt made to Wuhington in I weather He will send a Ihnilar teut am to other cities which are mat: to end 1 committees to Wntl' fit Dr Tomkin moporary mental 1113 I mooed story windo 41ecte of his fall I The National Corn 1 tk party meets In I I the time for holding tint: Convention A ruing and band title Baroness of I up a a claimant to land pla In Arizona 1 Ne York widerwl boenita: fires at Us Wh011E T't advocate Instruc I tor apply Jeht Plzkett livin near C'zattanoogs ik wife al weapon I -mar-took the A of thew The fa ther of Hug condemr I ts death thur Prel a sin St move heat mid ear 1 The repc the Animal Intestry slim 1 Territories a ezo-ope In the stamin out 1 cattle i 1 The Ohio Stzr no I nated Gov I I 1 dorsed Short a for 1 waved the b)tt at 1 made no sign dile The Preside be Harris to say citizens that a is! liel i' as much weigh a Washington In I send a similar D11 which are mak: 1 committees to Wct A DENIAL FROM CHAMBERLAIN Mt Chamberlain in a letter denies the accuracy of Sir George Treveiyan's statements regarding the round table conference He challenges Trevelyan to prove that the Linton's obtained any pledge that Gladstone was prepared to accept any one condition laid down as essential by Lord Hartington srid Mr Chamberlain The real reason he says for the failure of the negotiations was the fact that after their inception the Intro- duction of the Coercion bill filleitn the Gladfstontans with bops that they would picceed in breaking up the Unionists without I told lug anything After the caseation of the negotiations be (Chamberlain) continued in active correepondence with Sir William Vernon Harcourt pressing him for I definite statement of the Liberal o- cessions while the latter persistently the time off Mr Chamberlain sap he will publish the correspondence if Sir William consents Mr Chamberlain charges Sir Trevelyan with remaining 217))013 re to Uniordsm and never expressing disapproval of the action of his Lnionist colleague until a few weeks ago when he bad au extraordinary change of front He defies Sir George to prove that he bas obtained any assurance that Mr Gladstone has altered his intention to create an Irish executive or has modified his proposals to surrender law and order to the me of an Irish Parliament In going over to the Gladstonisms adds Mr Chamberlain Sir George unconditionally surrendered the main points for which he sacrificed his position in the Cabinet and his' seat in Parliament BLAINE WITH 'FRI BLIND Mr James Blainevisited theElind Asylum at Norwood to-day and was shown through the buildings and grounds It was expected that he would address the inmates of the 'institution and great disappointment was felt that he did not do so A DEAD TOWN New Yon July Sun says: Another istartling base ball sensation was started yesterday It wm said that at least four of the American Aseociation clubs were to resign The fight in the Association has now amutned so threatening a look that it bids fair to demoralize the organization as at least four of the clubs have threatened to withdraw unless the percentage systel is adopted Chris Von der Abe made the first break and the Louisville Cleveland and Metropolitan clubs are backing him up Until now it is a serious question whether the Association is or is not breaking up The great few of the Association must act lick for already the players of the Metropolitau club are ready to be distributed among the clubs of Wel League Von det Abe will go into the League unless a change is made Cleveland and Louisville will follow the Metropolitans so it is said It is quite certain that these clubs will finish the season Take it all together things are very blue and a crash in base ball may be expected unless the great few give in As to the Metropolitans it is very probable that they will not take the field again next season and arrangements have been made for a distribution of the players Darby O'Brien Almays and Paul Radford will go to the New York club big Dave Orr will go to the Pittsburg club and the other players will be either released or transferred to other League clubs The transfers will be made in the same way that Esterbrook was transferred from the New York club In regard to the trouble President Byrne said: "I don't believe that Von der Abe wilt go into the League but if be really intends to go all that I have to KY is for him to go He will find different men to deal with in the League than he does in the American Association and he will soon find that he does not amount to as much as he thinks be does Mr Von der Ahe has made this attack on me for no reason that I know of but I think that be will be sorry for it In the end Do not understand that I make any threats but be has quite overdone the thing The matter is not settled by any means and lively times may be expectecll" League and 'Association Games At New 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 8 Cleveland 0 0 0 :1 0 l- 4 Hite--Mets Olt Clee1afld frrors-6 Mete Ieleveland Hatterielfr-Mays and Holbert Morrison and Snyder At Indianapolis 1 3 3 0 2 0 0 4 2-15 Washington 2001 1 2 0 2 8 22 Washington 12 2 Washington 5 Fees and Hackett Whitney Mack and Dealey At Athletic 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 Louisville 0 0 1 00 0 1 2 -4 10 Louisville 10 Errors 3 Louisville Weybing and Milligan Chamberlain and Crows BALTIMORE July Baltimore team played indifferently to-day and dropped another game to the St Louis Browns Caruthers pitched in good form and was well supported while Kilroy was hit bard and the men behind him made costly errors at critical points Davis and Fulmer were each reeponsible for a run and Ferguson gave the visitors another The latter was roundly biased several times and really seemed to be off on several close decisions Attendance 2500 naltimore 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 1-4 Bt Lonis0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 1-5 7 St Louis 12 Errors 4 St Louis 1 Kilroy and Fulmer Caruthers and Boyle Cmcatio July beat Boston to-day without much effort To be sure Flint was troubled with a complaint which looked very much as if Spalding's temperance resolutions had been broken and there bad to be a pretense of a broken finger so that Daly could take his place but Chicago earned all the runs she made and perhaps Boston could not have won if Flint had kept on catching As it was the 6000 people loudly applauded the umpire's refusal to sustain Kelly and the Chicago spectators seemed to think Chicago ought to win ehicago 1 5 0 0 0 2 0 2 -10 Boston 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0-4 19 Boston 11 Chicago 6 Boston 4 Flint and Daly Conway and Tate At Brooklyn 0 0 5 0 2 0 0 0 0-7 Cincinnati 0 0 2 8 0 2 0 -8 12 Cincinnati 11 7 Cincinnati Batteries and Clarke Mullane and Baldwin At Pittsburg 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 4-4 12 Philadelphia 9 3 Philadelphia 1 and Carroll Casey and McGuire Drraorr Mien July Gruber recently of Hartford was put in the box for Detroit to-day and pitched a good game but his support at times was poor He was rather wild giving eight bases on balls but at critical times he steadied down nicely Detroit 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-4 Newyork1 020 0 0 1 0 1-5 12 New York 17 2 New York 5 Batteries1 kind Gansel Keefe and O'Rourke Base Ball Notes Clouds seem to be gathering thick and heavy over the American Association Alexander our new pitcher has not yet by any brilliant work been dubbed "the great' The pennant honors of the Southern League will carry to the whiner no great prestige Hogan Barks and Nicholas are fine ball players The compliment can't be further extended Since the change in the management there's been no beading our club in its downward career The present condition of the Southern League looked at from a Nashville standpoint is a sad sorrowful sight George Washington Bradley was in the city yesterday en route from his borne to Join the Nashville club in the far South It costs the Nashville management 12100 per month to salary the present team Add to this sum the other expenses and the outlay will aggregate $3000 per moan Von der Abe threatens to go to the 1 ew Yone July -The Sun says: An- other startling base ball sensation was startd yesterday It was said that at leas et four of the American Association clubs were to reelgu- The fight in the Association has bids fair to demoralize the organization as now assumed so threatening a look that it at least four of the clubs have threatened to withdraw unless the percentage sestem is adopted Chris Von der Abe made the first break and the Louisville Cleveland and Metropolitan clubs are backing him up Until now it is a serious question whether the Association is or is not breaking up The great few of the Aesociation must act lick for already the players of the Metro- politau club are ready to be distributed among the clubs of thel League von de is made Cleveland and Louisville will follow Abe will go into the League unless a change certain that these clubs will finish the see- be and a crash in base ball may be eg- pected unless the great few give in As to the Metropolitans it is very pram- Rowan's Capital Sleeping Over a Volcano RUSSIA -LEXINGTON KY July 23--Col John Castleman and Adit Roger Williams returned from Morehead to-day where they had been sent by Gov Knott to inquire into the propriety of sending troops to attend on the sessiono of the Circuit Court which is to convene there next Monday The Governor's commissionere decided to report adversely to sending troops to Morehead The town is a dead town every business house is closed and the doors nailed up with the exception of one small grocery store and a saloon the latter being carried on by the widow of Craig Tolliver The Rainey Hotel is also open The town is patrolled day and night by forty members of the Law and Order Society armed with Winchester rides It is the general feeling that as soon BB the patrol is removed the Tolliverites will sweep down on the town and avenge the death of their chief It is believed the only true solution of the feud is to let the citizens of Rowan County settle it among themselves Ward's Seminary is to be continued CapL Straub le defends the Sa ivatioa Army There is to be another bank here with 450000 capital 'The City Council held a long and important meeting last night Xra Lester denies- Lester's charges and Laster says he is astonished The Etna Coal Campany has undertakeaa a contract to ship 1000 tons of coke per month to Arizona Arthur Zimmerman years old wu ribly mangled by a heavy wagon while playing in the streeL Ward's Semhiary Is Capt Strauble dt Army There is to be arm 450000 capitaL The City Council he tent meeting last Dial Itira Lester denies Lester says he is Astor The Etna Coal Con a contract to ship 11 month to Arizona Arthur Zimmerman ribly mangled by a playing hi the street 1 1 I s' A PECULIAR CLAIM A Murderess Wants Her Vietimts Pension Money WASIUNOWN July Lamar has a peculiar pension case wider consideration A widow has filed a claim for pension arrearages allowed but not paid her husband It is shown by the evidence which is not disputed that the woman killed her husband was for this tried convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment The question arises as to whether under the chtumstances she shall receives benefit which if not for her murderous act would have accrued to her husband The case is puzzling the law officers of the Interior A FLAT DENIAL AGIN' PROHIBITION AGIN' Pit( The German Crusade Against Muscovite Seeurities ST PETERSBURG July Journal de St Petersburg says the crusade of the German press against Russian securities after the successful conversion of the land mortgage obligation remains Unexplained the arguments of the German newspapers on the subject being ridiculous Russia the Journal declares has not a Pan-Slavist financial policy The scheme of converting the metal obligation into thousands It adds emanated from a Russian newspaper and not from the Russian Government The paper challenges the Germane to show a single instance in which Russia instructed any banks to buy on Russian account bonds sold in Germany A BIG FIRE The Bre in the Naptha Spring storehouses at Ralachna has at last been extinguished attar burning for several days One million pounds of naptha were FOREIGN MISCELLANY A Big Wire In a Belgian Tows RiumsnLs July fire in the town of Liedekers in Brabant Belgium to-day destroyed thirty-three homer depriving 200 persons of their homes FERDINAND WILL GO SOFIA July 28--Prince Ferdinand is expected to arrive here early in August to take the oath as Prince of Bulgaria The Government has circulated the report of his coming and the Prince will be received by the officials with great ceremony BOULANGER wANTs TO FIGHT Senator Jacob Leech Appears in a Dilapidated State in I Waver171 Senator Jacob Le Dilapidate Wav WASHINGTON NOTES le it i fe smuggling goods or 11te Whs made all this the more twigs to trot Cent was the fact that the 11e! pertained by detectives and not 1'4 aletuk 'customs officials MrColVL emszlettly astounded and irritated II etsattneu to which he was subjected Bradburn Knoeks Glover Out With' Skin Gloves 41 HAMMOND IND July 28---The env talked of fight to a finish with skin glove between Frank Glover and William -Brad- burn took place lmt night near Boson Ind There were about seventy person present fifty of them having paid $20 each for the privilege of witnessing the contest Bradburn was in much better condition than he bad ever before stripped in Be weighed 165 pounds Glover weighed 182 and his more powerful frame showed the results ef careful training So far as ap-- pearance went Glover was whiner The light was a desperate one from the call of time Bmdburn took the initiative and was much the cleverest and beet general He outgeneraled Glover who kept swinging his right trying to knock his man out and not only failed to land but got severely pua- 'shed in return eepecially in the body From the find Bradburn had the best of it and be kept continually taunting Glover with remarks of "You can't hit me with a broad-axe" "I told my friend i before I came In" "You've got no sick boy now" and a number of other remarks Bradburn avoided nearly all of Glover's lead by clever ducking and repeatedly planted Ms left with telling effect on Glover's stomach In the second round he croes-countered Glover and 'scored a clean knock-down the fourth round- Glover rallied and by feinting with his left induced Bmdubrn to duck and then got home three terrible upper-outs with his right In the seventh round Glover made his laid rally and with a straight left-hander on the mouth and an upper-cut dazed Bradborn This was be last rally In the ninth round after they had been fighting thirty-miautee Bra burn knocked him out The Gallagher Mitchell Mill at Cielte latid CLIMGAND 0 Juiy 28--The great prize ring battle between "Reddy" Gallagher of this city and Charley Mitchell took place at the Cleveland liymnastum this evening At the end of the sixth round the referee gave the match to Mitchell Gallagher refusing to stand up any longer before his superior Fight Between Jerry Sullivan and am Unknown With' -2 I long-! Holleon-t person 2(1 each contest audition in Be bed 182 wed the as aro3r The ot and wee raL He winging and ely pus- body Rd of Glover with a before! now" radburn 3ade by pted hie toinseb untered Frn In pind by ubrn to ble up- seventh ad with and an was be Ler tbaz Cleve-- at prize ielci vrfaceot vening referee her re- ore his sa The Stories About Lewis Denied by Himself BOSTON July Lewis formerly of Malden and of the firm of Lewis Bros shoe dealers with brmch stores in Dallas Tex and Jacksonville Fla has returned to this city He stoutly denies the truth of the story first published some dive ago in a Jacksonville paper that he or his mistress Lad murdered his daughter Hattie during a visit that the daughter made with her father to Florida last winter Lewis says that the girl died a natural death and that the -scandalous stories concerning his daughter's death were set afloat by his wife She was he says unjustly jealous of Mrs Cavalcon the lady with whom he and his daughter boarded His wife he intimates Is of unsound mind and lie stated to-day ihat his ease was in the hands of a lawye- who might possibly bring an action in the courts against the newspapers that have published the starypt thealleged crime PlitEPARLNG FOR '88 The National Prohibition Party Already Arranging Matters CHICAGO ILL July 28 National Prohibition party to-day Issued the following: The National Committee of the Prohibition party are hereby called to meet in Chicago Ills on the 16th of November 1887 at 10 a in for the purpose of fixing the time and place of the national nominating convention of 1888 and transacting such other business as pertains to the National Committee Assisted IMIllittralltA Allowed to Lend WASHINGTON truly 28--The immigration authorities at New York recently stopped a Swedish woman and child on the ground that their passage had been paid and that they had only $15 and were likely to become public charges Secretary Fairchild hu decided that they be permitted to land a bond being furnished by friends that they will not become public charges TIM COUPON CASES In the Circuit Court of the United States to-day Judge Bond presiding the Virginia coupons cases for contempt in which numerous State officers are concerned was postponed for reasons mtisfactory to tha court until the 224 of September it being underetood that nothing further shall be' done in respect to the questions at issue till the bearings but that all proceedings shall remain In etatu quo JEW NITIoNAL BANKS The Comptroller of the Currency has authorized the First National Bank of Greenville Miss the Plana National of Texas and the First National of Benova Petin to commence business WAVERLY June Court is in Session and at present engaged in the trial of Lin Stewart and son for the 1 murder of Wyly Puckett on Indian Creek i this county about two months ago 1 I Last Tuesday Senator Jake Leech put in an appearance in our town in a somewhat disfigured state and attempted to talk to 1 the crowd in the interest of the liguor '1 traffic He got in the door of one of the business houses and commenced a tirade of abuse upon individuals The business man made him move out Of the door and on Ile was finally arrested for druaLealtsso and disorderly conduct and fined Several entertainments have bee: rIrc this week for the benefit of the chtn0 atit The Hugh Collier murder 'case han booli rT put off tit the September term of mart I Judge Munford has a large docket and it 4 will Mke him all week to get through Plead' Guilty So Adelbery' PrrriarimD MASS July 28--M A Burbank son of oat of the wealthiest citizens who was charged with an assault upon MT i MoGreidy pleaded guilty to-day of adultery I and wu sentenced to nine months In the Wavgabir Ione 22 Court is In Session ao in the trial of Lin Ste murder of Wyly Puck this county about twc 1 I Last Tuesday an appearance In our disfigured state and 'I the crowd lathe 11 traffic He got in ti business houses and abuse upon individual made him move out He was finally area and disorderly conduc Several entertainme this week for the bens The Hugh Collier put off anul the Septa I Judge Munford has will take him all week Breath PrrrstrimD Masai bank son of oae of thi i who was charged with MoGreldy pleaded gut and was sentenced to 1 VSIE COMMONS it 3 Healy Sn pndd ita ki-113 the House of Comm mutts Smith upon the re sun th debate of the Land bill in oonm tt to the House to expedite itxxl ithe bill which be said wool iti ea He did not wish to be at twitsdm making a threat but wouLl ttgt din Hones that union the measure it Vt get through the committee stage by Ike part of next week ft would be et 11 to paw ft at this Decision An amelittta twos offered by Mr James O'Kelly to re tenants a period of six months fc sedemption after receiving written not a 'eviction but was rejected by a vote of 1 Otto ill Mr Mode "'tared that the Government allow tenon tune month of undisturbed possession between the service of written notice and the execution Of eviction Mr Balfour scaepted the amendment and hoped the opposition would not preen the Government farther in demanding ounces During the 'ensuing discussion a passage at arms occurred between 1114 Healy and lib aLuo uwurreg unworn' ai4 now Alla PARTS sly Courier du Soir re Porte that Gen Boulanger has requested official permission to challenge Ferry to fight a duel on account of the ex-Premier's recent speech at Epins 1 Kiirminghazu BIRMINGRAII ALA July 23--8pecial --Justice Tallaterro was dettdned at home by t3ickness in his family this afternoon and the prosecudng attorney swore out a new warrant against JOE Maxwell the slayer of Rickets returnable before Justice Allen who will take the case up in the morning The case of Charles Justice who killed I stranger the southwestern part of this County some four Months ago on suspicion of his meditating an asnault on a woman was taken up in the Criminal Court this altornoon and the State examined two Sarveying for a New Line JACKSON TM July The Illinois Central has begun to surrey its branch fine to Bmemsville from here The road desires a Memphis connection and the line from Browneviile Call be covered In eighttfive mba eightif-rive milt ITIMS The President to-day appointed Augustus Field Postmaster at West Chester John Gleason Of West Troy has been debarred from practice before the Interior Department Two Boys Killed by Lightning A COLUMBIA July 28-421arlie the 10- year-old son of liarrell of Darlington I County was playing in his father's yard to11 day with a colored boy when they were struck by lightning and both instantly killed A Black Bruts: COLUIEBLes July 23--Giles and Pea 1 cilia Waehington colored were to-day lodged in Jail for boating Bennis Wmhingt ton colored so brutally that he died trots 1 ble initiried A Two Boys KIllei 1 COLL1131A J121 ow-old son of I 1 County was pla it ying 1 1 day with a colored bo struck by lightning anc Black 1 COLMBIA Jul 1 cilia Waehington co 't lodged in Jail for bead ton colored so brutal 1 Ilisini uriee 1 4 il 1 '7 i 1 -f't 4' I' Killed la a Cie Melon Sr Louts Mo July from Knob Lick MO says: A collision occurred here about 4 o'clock this morning between two freight trains resulting in the death of three men Engineer Eustis Fireman Wildy and a brakeman whom name conid not be learned were the A mistake in the orders given was the cause of the accident WORCESTER MAss July Sullivan of Worceater and an unknown sup-potted to be Paddy Welch of Chicago fought for COO a aide at point near Clia ton to-night- The men are 14M-weights They were accompanied by seconds and 1- 11 Ia ri OH FFIELD Railroad tn I ginoer SIEEFFIRLDo Au July Quite a number of prominent railroad dais met here toglay looking after the Interests of their respective roads Col IL EL MI VICO Presideat of Louisville Continued an Eighth Page to Loy Co I I r) 'AN I A ft 1 i 0 VIEWSInnel The'lltit itlirtleinfanckJ vile-Tea a tiliTifetenzg in-7111's auproeed io bay Iwo AAlsaa( Ions The Kranz 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