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I NAsmuLLE TENN WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 7 1885 VOL XL WHOLIC NO 3362 THE TURF AN INOPPORTUNE STRIKE WADS DILL THE FORME NEWS I St Louis Street Cur Men Go Out on a Strike Attitude of the Various Political Parties in France A Bad Day for Favorites at Jerome Park Doubt Herniae to Waddell Beyant ad Judas Jackson Win at Lakonia-41U Louis Trotting Scents for a day' work" "When capitalists conspire poor 112611 must combine" "The employment of child labor should be made a State prison offense" "Equal par to both sexes for equal work" Itent interest and profit are robbers" "Agitate educate organise" "Tire land for the people not another acre for railroads" -Child labor Is the product of Our boasted civilization" "Employ tho Unemployed and reduce the hours of labor" Similar mottoes were printed in German and Polish with a strange man in the house who hastily left that a quarrel ensued that his wile tried to kill him with a knife and that in the etruggle for its possession the weapon scaidentally entered her throat The wound is eight Inches 1mg running from ear to ear When the polios went to We place they found the woman deed on the Boor and her seven memtli'm old babe dibbling in her blood which stood in pools on the The dead woman leave two other children aged fnur and two years In Dane jealousy is believed to have caused the act Tittrusaads of Visitors Titronging the City Comps Hod to ambulate Gormasy sad Spats Zifeet lea Arnim We hottlentout of the Cart olio Affair Cle'rit won by a length Stone Buik second Bella third Time Fourth nee free handicap sweep stakes one and a halt starters were: Favor Tolu Tony Foster Bob Miles Tola won by a length Bob Miles second Tony Foster third Time 2:47 Filth rani tor three-olds and upwards selling race one and a quarter nines-- The starters were: Chanticleer Ester Wandering Endymion Tabitbs Salt-pairs and Sovereign Pat Chanticleer won by a head Wandering second Sovereign Pah third Time Sixth race handicap steeplechase short starters were: Jack Jim McGowan Rose Sandoval Dritt wood Rory O'Moore ond Sutler Jim McGowan won by two lengths Jack second Rory O'hioore third 'Time 8:28 1 The pme playe yenterday between the Vanderbilt sad Tennessee Lodge (K of II) was as anticipated all one sided The Vanderbilt won lb game with their battery fkisacthe bokman of the lenneseees oonld lot let himself out as his back stop WV" too light tor him The feature of the game was the heavy slugging of Bennsu Huichirtvon and Flannegan Hatchison did some very fine base running I I several phenomenal slides ahich minded the large shied audience of Le Mart Jones on second made a fine catch of a hot liner making a double play Powell in right field ant) Bennett behind the bat did exosilent work 'The only thing to mar the beauty of the game weenie very rotten umpirintrwhich reminded one very much of Mr ltbOoeh The Vanderbilt' kicked and asked for another umpire hut it did no good as the game was finished with the game wmpire The management of theseno which was for a charitable purpose desire to return their thanks for all fame rendered The followitg is the OFFICIAL BOWLING GREEN Overcome by (Wein Special to The American GA Oct scene wee crested in the Supreme Court to-day by Justice Blandford suddenly dmppleg from his chair and falling to the fioov Court wu iminediatel suspended and Chief Justice Jackson and Justice Half rushed to his side and laid him on one of the velvet benches of the room The lawyers in the room gathered around him and it was thought that be was dying Medical aid was summoned but when the physician arrived it was found that he was better He was BODO well enough to get up and wu carried to hie home He has almost recovered and will preside tomorrow Ho had taken fifteen grains of quinine for the bad cold from which be was suffering which overcame his nervous system and prostrated him leAammunse AB 111 TB po VANDERBILT AIL 111 TB Po A It Bennett 5 5 12 7 a Idulloy 5 4 4 4 8 i Wells 6 6 4 4 1 1 ILutobillson 16 5545000 A Sb 5 8 8 0 0 0 Fistuutgatn 2b 7 7 5 10 2 2 4 2 Stevenson 6 5 8 3 0 0 0 Witteran 6 5 8 0 2 0 1 Capps If taL 6 3 11 0 0 0 Total 53 43 31 45 15 7 0 TiNNEASEIL AI1 111 TB PO A it Soma 6000 1 3 I Zuocarella 6 1 003 1 9 Burke lb 5 1 1 1 3 0 1 McKenly 6 0 0 0 3 2 Rune 2b 50 1 1 3 01 Watterman 4 0 0 0 0 0 9 Clarrett mf 50 1 1 1 1 41 Smith If 4 1 1 1 0 0 I Powell rt 4 1 1 8 1 10 53 43 31 45 15 7 6' AB 111 TB PO A 6000 1 8 WASHINGTON Dr Citrate las I WASHINGTON Oct Theodore Carnisius of Illinois attar having spent twenty years in the consular service of the Government the lut three at Samoa hae returned here broken in health He brinp a letter from the King of Samoa and some Dr Carnisius was an eye witness of the recent attempt of the German Government to obtain possession of the Samoan Islands and the letter which he brings from the present King Mellotoa is a 11ea for the protection of the United States King now has about 40000 subjects Dr Carnialus and the British consul when the German warsblps arrived at Samoa and erected a fort and planted the German flag there made a very energetic protest that North Germany should not seise the group of islands and undoubtedly it was in a great measure due to the vigorous protests of these two consuls that the Germats expedition of conquest stopped where it did guru POINTS When the Senate meets there is a Hit of between 500 and 600 Ipostmasters appointed during the recess to be sub mined for confirmation In addition it is estimated that during the union of Oongreas the terms of at least 600 post-muter expire so that nominations of over IC00 postmasters will come before the Senate during the next session There are 2335 presidential postmasters In this country and at the rate observed during the past six months all the presidential postmasters will be changed in two years PRONOUNCID A roustat I At the White Hones to-day it is declared that the letter printed by a papers this morning upon the New York State election purporting to have been written by the President to a friend in Buffalo is a forgery The only utterance that the President has made on the subject was an answer which he dictated to Col Lamont his private secretary to be made to an inquiry sent him by a correspondent and was as follows: "The President is a Democrat and it is strange that any person should question his position He earnestly desires the success of his party in the pending election in New York State's will as elsewhere and any assertion to the contrary is utterly and miliciously false" APPOINTMENTS Wilt Break Ground Tog lay SWIM to The American HINDliMON KY Oct Ohio Valley Railroad Company will break ground at this point to-morrow morning for the new road from here to Jackson Tenn There is now on band a large force of rued and 150 teams The route will be as follows: Henderson to Dekoven thence to Marion thenoe to Princeton thence to Kuttawa thence to Jackson the terminus The engines rails and other material have already been purchased The firsktorty miles of this road la under contract to be completed by May 1 1886 This road is being built by a syndicate cf Pittsburg capitalists headed by Capt 8 8 Brown The contract has been awarded to t3erpall Marshall Morris and McMichael all of Louisville ST Louts Oct 13--At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Knights of Labor this afternoon it wee decided to order a general strike of street car men to begin at 8 o'clock this afternoon Promptly at the appointed time the me on the Washington avenue line turned in and at this writing the strike seems to De taking shape ti By 4 o'clock this afternoon the strike was well under way and the running of cars was almost totally enspended on all the roads in the city excepting the Olive street and the Market street lines and the South St Louis Road The strike was made in accordanoe with an order Issued by an executive board of the Knights of Labor into whose bands the street car men bad placed their affairs and who allege that the men were ordered out because the presidents or other officials of the car companies tailed to meet them or to even notice their Invitation to arbitrate the differences between the men and the companies Some days ago the men drew up a set of grievances and made a demand that twelve hours should constitute a day's work that conductor should re calve $2 per day wages drivers $175 and that drivers of bobtail cars should receive the same as conductors This the gxecutive Committee allege was sent to loreeidente of the street car companies and they also sav that thee specially invited the presidenta of the companies to meet them and three prominent members of the Merchants' Exchange who had been selected for the comma at the Laclede Hotel ki-day to consult together and arbitate the matter Only one president responded to the call Mr Johnson of the South St Louis Road who acceded to the demands of the men and his line was at once exempted But on all other roads and in opposition to the advice of the leading merchants whom they bad called to their aid the Executive Committee ordered a strike and the men went out except on the roads above mentioned The inopportuneness of this strike no matter what the grievances of the men are or how just they may be is so manifest at this particular time when the city is thronged with visitors to attend the fair and witness the various spectacles provided for their entertainment that the universal sentiment of the citizens icons of the severest condemnation The men have wholly forfeited the sympathy of everybody and they cannot hope to be euccessful in their ill-advised movement Thousand' of people who visited the business part of the city to-night to witness the parade of the Veiled Prophets and the illumination bad only words of indignation to express at the conduct of the car men What the outcome will be no one can tell to night but the officials of the ear companies who have been seen show no disposition to yield to the men and they will pmbably employ new men and attempt to run their cars through tomotrow It is alleged to-night that 11 thin is done the car men will resort to violence if necessary to prevent it 'She police department have prepaiea for any emergency and the hope to-night Is that there will be no serious trouble Lannon Oct 8--The French election letums will perhaps be made more Intel- ligible to any American readers by a brief statement of the attitude of the various political parties The Conservatives who have made ex tenant gains are the monarchists of one faction or another Some of them are adherents of the Comte Ls Paris others of the Bonaparte family They would like to ties a monarchical government restored in France The Republicans or moderates tare the -supporters of the present ministry with Briason and De lareydnet as the leaden They are likewise 24'9atimans ef Jules Ferry who was lortntqly Prime Minister The Radicals look to Clemenceau as their leader They are as eager as the Monarchists for the overthrow of the Rspublic but only that they may give the Government mor4 Radical leanings The R-publicans wish to maintain a parliamentary form of government but the Radicals wig) to abolish the Senate and substitute in place of the Chambers seat present constituted some body like a the old convention of 1783 The loss of seats by the Republicans will lead to a reconstruction of the preempt ministry It seems doubtful at this moment whether the ministry can gather about it a working majority in the new Chamber Shrewd observers in fact believe that the new Cabinet will be short-lived that no ministry can be patched up that will long command support and that constquentiy there will be another -dissolution and another general election in the near future MU THIRD CONRILIMATTRIL PAIN 00S 6--The Republique Fran-melee in an editorial today on the re 'eulta of the elections on Banday last says: "Over one-third of the members of the Chamber of Deputies are Conservetives This is a serious evil" It then implores the Republicans to unite on candidaies in the districts where second ballots are necessary and preserve the Integrity of the Republic th It is rumored that the Royalist sue--ceases will encore the expulsion of the Crietudst Princes and others IL Mangon Waldeck Lagrande and 1 lierault who were defeated in the eleo tion have resigned their sesta in the -Cabinet A enTLIMINT 11311ECTICD BRaLnr Oct report published on the 8d inst that Germany and iiiirto- arin bad effeeted a settlement of the lines difficulty Is confirmed to day Prince Bismarck has written a friendly 0 letter to the Pope thanking him in the name of Germany for the interest his Holinessbas taken in the question The -agreement wili be officially announced within day or two COMCZNT Olt BPZICIL -4-1011DON Oct Times to-day it) -cons meriting on Mr Parnell's speech at 'Wicklow yesterday says: The Cabinet whietismeeertteday-lrenst- vonsidert the 'situation of Ireland It is impossible to 'disguise the fact that the government of Ireland has pissed and is rapidly passing -out of the hands of her Ma esty's min- stem The latter must defend their policy of abandoning the bill for the re newel of the coercion act Mr Farnell's -demand for home rule only preliminary to a further effort to complete the 11 separation of Ireland from Great Britain Mn Walentino's Assailant Narrowly Es-apes Being News Special to The American BOWLING ORXXN Elt Oct 6--Joe Rountree alias Bruce the nogro who went to Valentine's house in his absence Yesterday choked his wife and robbed her of $18 wu captured at sundown this evening five miles from Smith's Grove in his mother's house I posee of four Marshal Mevers Ben Cullen Milt Kirby and Jim Allen went to the house and were talking to Joe's brother of his whereabouts when be ran out of the house and leveled his musket at Allen who shot him in the faoe with duck shot patting his right eye out He was brought here at 10 o'clock where 500 people were waiting to mob him but they were enable to Tbe prisoner was rushed into a hack and galloped to jail The jail is now surrounded by a mob and it is thought he will be mobbed before day He claims he did not do the robbing' but watched for another negro He came to town that morning and bought a suit of clothes which be put on at Bill Harding's house He was about town until 2 o'clOok this morning He then went to Smith's Grove and Mary Smith informed Officer Thacker early this morning that Joe did the robbing and his wife iknew all about it She was arreoted and put in the station-honee where she confessed her husband's guilt and told that he had gone to Smith's Grove She went with Marshal Myers there and pointed the house out A mob has now dispersed and everything is quiet Capt Athena's for a number of years a popular passenger conductor on the Memphis branch is quite low at his residence on Main street with lung affection and la not expected to live long Mr Bob Hendricks hoe bought the old three-story brick planing mill building near the depot and is having it thoroughly repaired for an extensive tobacco stemmery Dr Pearson the by evangelist of Illinois and the ablestdivine of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church is on his second week of a very successful pro tracted meeting Several conversions have been made and the nightly (tonere- gallons crowd the Church to its fullest capacity The present cool spell bu necessitated our tobacco grower" to turn a double force of hands on the tobacco patches The area and quality of the weed in the county is regarded superior to any crop for the past ten years Belle Bros's circus exhibits here to-worms! -F Tiguor of Nashville is registered at the Ritter House Circuit Court convenes next Monday with a very light dodket Total 49 4 5 6 i5 811 Earned 17 Tennessee 1 Home rans--Flannagan Two-base Hutchinson Wells Bennett Powell Three-base Passed balla--Bennett 1 Zucoarilla 16 Wild I Sons 2 Struck out--Wella 7 8ons I Double plays--Jonea-Burk Time of game-1 hour and 55 minutes THI IPJOT NACI Before the game was called yesterday afternoon a foot race was run between Mr Waeserman Wells wan in 20 seconds the distance being 100 yards Vow has received flattering offers from several league and asscciation clubs for next season He too like Btard and Sowders says: "Nashville is good enough itor me" In the game with Louisville next Sun day the local team will present Baker and Hillery as therhattery against Ram sey and Cross for L311i9V1110 LEAGUE GANIN4 CHICAGO Oct 9 Philadel phia 4 Drrnore Mien Oct 2 Boston 8 CINCINNATI Oct 6 game: Cincinnati 4 St Louis 31 ST LOGIN Oct 6 Louis 7 New York 4 BUFNALO Oct 6 Buffalo-Provi) dance game was postponed on account ct rain The Oregon Senatorship Nzw YORK Oct Washington special says: An Oregon Republican who has just arrived says that the Governor of that State has not yet determined to call an extra session of the Legislature to elect a United States Senator and that it is the impression in Oregon that if the Governor is convinced that no successful objection will be made to the admission of a Senator appointed by him he will not c)nvene the Legislature but will make an ad interim CINCINNATI COL 'weather today was delightful and the track at La tonia was fair being stiff only in spots The attendance WU very good First race purse $300 one starters were: Playfellow (Cooper) Gallatin (Fuller) Mo Bowling (Stovall) Mocking Bird (B Evans) Bugle (Riley) Doubt (Godfrey) $75 Doubt $100 Mocking Bird $30 geld $X) Doubt Bangle and Gallatin raced even for a quarter of a mUe then Gallatin showed in front Doubt second Mocking Bird third one length apart On the lower turn Doubt went to the front increasing his lead as be went and won easily by three lengths McBowling second blocking Bird a poor third Time 1:51 The winner was bought in at an advance of $380 No mutuele sold Second race purse $300 I 1-18 miles-L The sterters wereil Ncdaway (Fuller) Hermine (Dingley) Phillip (Withers) Madison (8toval) Non-starter: bilatinee Betting: Phillip $100 Hermit'' $55 1 Nodaway $27 Madison $27 Phillip led followed by Nodaway and Hermine On the first turn Phillip EL sulked and was out of the race liermine then took the lead Madison second and Nodawsy third There was no change to the end Rennine won bfr one length Madison second one length in front of Nodaway third Time 1:56 No muthels sold Third race purse of $500 One and one-eighth sterterewere: Athlone (C Riley) Chance (Godfrey Emma Manley (B Evans) Lady Wayward (R Harris) Monogram (L Jones) Kooninglo (Stout Betting: Lady Wayward $125 Monogram $115 Kosciusko $35 field $30 Chance led Athlone second Emma Manley third Chance held his lead to the quarter pole where Kneelneko went to the front Chance and Lady Wayward close together Kosciusko was not headed and won easily by four lengths Lady Wayward second Emma Manley a poor third Time 3:01 No mutnels sold Fourth race the Kimball stakes three-fourths of a starters were: Mire Bowler (Godfrey) Grimaldi (I Lewis) Phil- Lee (J Crittenden) his Hituyar (Tankersly) Silver Cloud (Stovat) Fabius (West) Feliciter (Fuller) Waddell Bryant (rather) Endover 105 pounds (W Jones) John Morris 107 pounds (Richardson) Betting: Silver Cloud $100 Si Himyar $75 Waddel Bryant $55 field $75 Fabius Feliciter and Silver Cloud were the first to show at the end of three eighths of a mile Silver Cloud took the lead Feliciter second Waddell Bryant third In the stretch Waddell Braynt went to the front and won easily by a length Silver Cloud second two lengths in front of Grimaldi third lime 1:193 No mutual sold' Fifth race purse $300 one and one-fourth miles over five starters were: Athelatane (Bendix) Guy (Henry) Judge Jackson (Rittberford) King Dutchman (Downing) Walter- A (Howard) 8100 Judge Jackson $25 King Dutchman $20 field $15 At the start Walter A led Judge Jackson second Atheletene third Guy and King Dutchman were at once to all appearances taken out of the race Judge Jackton went to the front at the half was never headed and won by three lergthe Gay who came with apparent determination at the finish after being a sixteenth of a mile behind finisned second King Dutchman third Time 2:23 No mutuels told Following are the entries weights and betting on tomorrow's races at Latonia: First race puree $350 seven-eighths of a Douglas 118 $35 Conkling 118 $60 Lady of the Lake 102 $15 Katrina 89 PO Pink Cottage 110 $30 Gleaner 115 $35 Lord Clifden 118 $7 Billy Gilmore 110 $25 the field $27 composed of Sparland 102 Lady Reber 115 Clatter 83 Sam Walton 95 Golden Pirtzebus 110 Vim 93 Maggie 93 Kensington 93 Kershaw 90 Bangle 93 Littlefellow 96 Nodaway 90 Second race purse $300 three-quarters of one 107 $20 Belle of Louisville 98 $10 John Colter 98 $10 Cynthinna 98 $5 Uncle Dun 102 $20 Carolina 104 $5 Virgie 98 $15 Rochelle 105 $15 Trance 102 $20 Winona 101 $20 Moonshine 96 $25 May Lady 94 $10 Third race purse $500 ene mile and 300 110 $75 Lucky 100 $12 Volo 94 $25 Clay Pate 101 $30 Keene 95 $50 Biddy Bowling Fourth race the Springbok Oahe one and five-eights Booker 12'2 $30 Irish Pat 125 $20 Editor 114 $30 Lepanto 113 $25 Veneta 115 $10 Fifth race purse of $'300 one mile 108 $75 Irish Lau 99 $30 Aretino 110 150 IT Lows Sr LOUIS MO Oct weather to-day was quite cold but it was sun shiny and pleasant and the attendance at the fair was very large At the race course there were altto-s great crowd the grand stand being filled abd the first turn of the track was lined with emote tors The first race was unfinished the deciding beat going over until to-mar row when Sister Wilkes and Endymion will again contest The following is the summary: First race 2:25 close purse $1500 Sister 1 2 1 8 4 Victor 4 1- 7 6 2 1 6 2 1 1 2 Tom Allen 8 4 6 8 6 ro 6 8 4 4 3 ro Barry 8 I 6 Sic September Earnings NEw Yoak Oct 6--The earningt(of the Denver Rio Grande Railway for the month of September were $561893 an increase over the same month last of $39936 The earnings of the Illinois Central for the same month were $1070079 en increase of $21238 The Louisvizie Nashville earnings for Septeniper were $1132655 a decrease of of $12745 The lam week in September ehows an incretme of $1039 stiatrazmENTa 3fimam the Garden Wall" achieved another artistic success last night before an audience that en 1 tered fully into the decided individual I I Lost Her Deck Load BALTIMORP Oct steamship Mentmore is reported from Liverpool as having lost her deck load She sailed from this port on the 18th ult She is one of the Johnson Line and besides an assorted cargo took out 515 cattle which were housed cn deck The agents here state that the cattle belorged to different shippers and were insured in Montreal and Baton companies They had no definite information of the number of cattle lost The Smallpox lepldemie MoNTIMAL Ott returns at the Health Office to-day showed twenty four deaths from smallpox yesterday Of the 818 deaths In Montreal during September 714 were children and 104 adults About 300 rioters attacked the guard at the exhibition grounds to-night and threw stones at the cAvalry when a full guard of the mounted garrison artillery turned out and the mob soon diepers At midnight everything was quiet WINCHESTER' A Sudden and Rumors of Popular Pastor' Farewell Sermon Special to The American Wrricazwrza TENN Oct 6 half a dozen negroes and two whites have been bound over to court within the past two weeks on charges of stealing They are now in jail Mr Joe Arledge a well-known young man of Winchester died rather suddenly here last week Mr Arledge had been in businesi at Chattanooga for some time but had retired owing to failing health He was a popular man in his social relations and formed many friends who will regret to hear of his death Marriages and "rumors of marriages" are flying thick and fast in the air of gossip and "they say" there will be quite a number to join the band this fall Yesterday morning the Church was filled to overflowing by the large congregation assembled to hear the farewell sermon of the pastor Rev James Curry which was delivered in a most able and impressive manner Mr Curry has filed the position of pastor of the church here for the past four consecutive years with the grandest success and leaves attendei by the best wishes and heartiest esteem of everyone He is without doubt otte of the ablest young ministers of the Tennessee Conference and a gentleman of the rarest qualifications Truly his place hers will be hard to flit A new iron fence is being erected around the court-house yard and Alla a long felt want The Winchester Rifles are in fine trim and well drilled Miss Lizzie Embrey one of our most lovable and popular young ladies left this morning for Columbia to visit friends Charged with Discriminating LOCISYILLZ KY Oct 8--The Transportation Committee of the Bard of Trade to day adopted resolutions charging the Louisville Railroad with discriminating against Louisville in freight rates KNIGHTS OF LABOR Master Workmen Fonder les Address Before the General Assembly HAMILTON ONT Oct 6 General Assembly of the Knights of Labor reconvened this morning Muter Workman Powderly in his address said he bad prepared the draft of a bill to be presented to Congress which will adopted prohibit the employment of inmates of State or county prisons on Government work of any kind He recommended that Congress should be asked to incorporate all the trade and labor usociations in the District of Columbia and the terntories of the United States also to amend the bill passed hat session to prohibit mpiGyment of foreign labor under contract Some postmasters who employed labor intercepted and opened oommunications between officers of the Assembiy The remedy was to prohibit employes from acting as postmasters The working people of the State should demand of Congress the passage of a law creating postal savings banks The passage of Mr Oates' bill introduced at the last session of Congress prohibiting from holding large tracts of lands should be insisted upon and the asaembly should go further In demanding that all lands now held for speculative purposes be restored to public domain Workingmen on the continent of Korth America he said must take some action looking Ito the prevention of emigretIon during periods of depression This county can no longer be called the workshop et the world Every step to make it the poor-house of the world should be resisted He thought it time for the Knights of Labor to be more careful about championing the strikes of other organizations It had brought odium on itself in the past in some instances fortis generosity Before taking sides hereafter it should be fully convinced that there was right on the side of the laborers He hoped that the statement that the Brotherhood of Engineers wu opposed to the Knights of Labor was not true He discouraged the formation of any more national trades spasembliee as a step backward The President to-day appointed the following named presidential postmasters: Win Butts at Valley Forge Ks vice Albert Patrick resigned Wm Milner at Cartersville Ga Alfred Story at Dixon Cal ChaeDoerr st Fort Madison Ia Wm Tatum at Glasgow Mo vice Win Dewell resigned Thos Lane at Greeneville Tenn Alone(' Sharp at McCook Neb Geo fiatn at Nickereon Ks Alcorn at Mosley Ks Robert Barns at Houston Tex vice I Johnson commiesion expired Fugate at Newton Ks Harrison WClark at JacksonvilleFla Robert Simpson at Wheeling Vs The President to-day made the following appointments: To bereceivers of public moneys: Samuel Gilbert at Wichita Ks Wm 0 Jordan at Montgomery Ala Oliver Shannon at North Platte Neb Samuel Glover at Valentine Neb To be register of land offices: William Revel's at North Platte Burtch at Valentine Neb Freeman Barnum collector of internal revenue for the First District of MisWilliam Austin special examiner of drugs and medicines for the district of New Orleans A meeting of the Cabinet was held today at which all the members were present except Secretary Whitney Among the ouestions considered wu the Spanish Commercial Treaty and several appointments under the Treasury Interior and Justice Departments The President has accepted the resignation of Wm Fleming as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of New Mexico to take effect on the appointment and qualification of his successor: The Treasury -Department to-day purchased 290000 ounces of silver for delivery at the New Orleans and Poiladelphis mints for coinage into standard dollar The Comptroller of the Currency today extended the corporate existence of the First National Bank Paducah Ky and the National Bank of Neenah WI to Oct 12 1905 It is officially denied at the Department that the postmaster at Buffalo has been either removed or sue-The Indian 'Bureau awarded contracts for 'Mien supplies for the Southern Ute agency in Colorado as follows: Milos Schuyler Neb 62000 pounds of flour Hughes Hughes 845000 pounds of beef The Utah Commission will meet In this city on the 20th to prepare and submit to the Secretary of the Interior the report upon the operation of the Edmunds act in Utah durinclast year A Legislative Reunion IltblIANAPOL101 Oct 13--A reunion of the surviving members of the Indiana Legislature of 1851 was held here toclay William JI English presided and An! drew Hay was chosen secretary Twelve members of the Senate and sixteen members of the House were sot The Legislature of 1861 numbered 160 and it is thought not more than forty-live of these are now alive An evening seadon was held at which speeches were made by a number of prominent Indianians the remarks being chiefly in the nature of reminis cenoes The reunion was brought about through the snorts of Hon William English who personally defrayed all expenses incident thereto BRIEF TELEGRAMS and collective merits of the company Mrs Knight has more than ordinary talent acting wit grace end intelligence: Her dancing in the Bret act is particulas ly graceful There are too many points worth noticing in this performance that cannot be touched in detaii but it is fair to say that the company is an exception ally good one and that they make no end of fun The play is one that battles more than a general mention and must be seen to be appreciated 4 The audiences this soason have so far been below the merit of the at- tractions Manager Milsom as pro While the "Devil's Auction" drew out large audiences the ladies were conspicuous by their absence The mme in the latter sense is true of the present engagement and the absence of the ladies Monday night was remarked upon by the charming actrem now at the Masonic In this respect the audience last night was an improvement Still there has been a notable indisposition of the ladies thus far this season to make their appearance at the several theaters 1 There will be a matinee of "Over the Garden Wall" to-day at 2 and the Islet performance at 8 o'clock The sale of seats begins this morning for Barlow Wilson Rankin's famous minstrels to appear at the Masonio Theater Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday matinee ()Lynne Jack the only living representative or "Falstaff' on the English speaking stage will appear with the popular FerminJeck Comedy Company at the Olympic The ater next week Mr Jack appeared at tbe Cincinnati Dramatic festival and was supported by Fred Warde Thomas Keene and other artists of note The company comes very highly Indorsed by the prem They will produce during their stay "New Magdalen" "Lady of Lyons" "Romeo and Juliet" "East Lynne" "Ingomar" "Camile" and "Fat-) staff" Miss Annie Fermin the beautiful and accomplished actress that appears at the Olympic: Theater next week le a cousin of Dr Spurgeon the celebrated Baptist minister of London England She is said to wear the handsomest dresses ever men on the American stags One dries she wears in "New Magdalen" was made for her in India under her supervision and II trimmed with gold cord and beetle wings and is said to be a marvel of beauty Path attendance last night was large and the burlesque highly appreciated This is one of the beet programmes yet given in this theater and the management have re- engaged Miss Flak to present another of her famous burleeques next week Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon MIPS Mable Grey for her remarkably fine acting in the laughable sketch 'Ifnicahey's Arrival" The election returns will be read from the stage Thuraday night Mr Herman Kuhns renders the beautiful aolo "Rocked in the Cradle of the Deepl" in such a manner as to Win well merited applause 4 r-4-- "r' 4 811 CHABLIS SPIA118 LONDON Oot Charles Dilke spoke at Chelsea to-day He taunted Lord Salieburv with weakly concurring with Germany in her annexation scheme and warned the Government that France intended to dominate Barrnah He advised the Cabinet to confer upon Ireland the widest electife self government coin- patible with the integrity of the Empire '24 It was impossible he said to justify the system mboommosolOglowni FORICI5iN MOTES The British Cabinet met yesterday and discussed the Bulgarian question and affairs in Ireland The Marquis of Salle bury indicated to the other cabinet -dais the line of argument he wonldiake In the address which he is to deliver today at he National Conservative Con ferenoe to be held at Newport Fully 4000 persons 'resembled in front of the Gale's 'rifle in Paris shouting "Vivo la Republique" "A bee le Galois" Bands of youths paraded the streete 'Singing the Marseille' and waving tai4 icolors The police finally succeeded in disperslug the mob being aided by a heavy min' The Freeman's journal support Mr Pamell's idea that the Irish people be permitted to raise their own revenue and protect their industries The Irish Times says that the protection is impossible without removing Ireland thousands of miles away from England The Parts Tempe has a dispatch from ITonquin saying that Gen Jams's' division is preparing to occupy Thanquen and that fighting is expected there The Black Flags have been reorganised under Chinese general and occupy strong positions tr '4- A A duel with pistols arising out of a political dispute was fought by two gar-sign officers in Madrid One was killed sin the other dangerously wounded The affair has caused a sensation Advices from Milliliter lay that tient ehmidt has acquired the Useramo die diot by treaty with the chide for the an East African Aseociation Cholera has appeared In the Sanban4dillo lunatic asylum at Barcelona which has 700 inmates Seven eases and four 4 deaths are reported in the asylum Charles Phillippe Robin the well- known physician and ocientist and inember of the French senate is dead at the age of 61 year! The report recently published to the effect that Belgium had withdrawn from the Latin Monetary Convention Si officially denied The remainder of the Berrien reeervee have been called out AR the military 'tbrirgeons have gone to the frontier tao' There were 135 new cases of cholera nd fifty-one deaths from the dhows reported yesterday in Palermo DeGiers the Burden foreign minister has gone to Berlin to confer with Prince Bismarck The remainder of the Greek army re serve has been called out for immediate 4 Anarchy is spreading in Ronmelia The GovernorGeneral of Cuba has sp pointed Antonio Teller's civil governor of Havana The expiation of the mines at Flood Rock in the East River has been fixed for Saturday next at II a I The striking miners at Grass Creek (Web) coal mines owned by the Union Pacific Railway Company resumed work yesterday morning The steamer City of Vicksburg of the Anchor line struck a rock at the head of Devil's Island several miles above Cape Girardeau lmt evening The Board of Directors of the Cinciffnati Chamber of Commerce have reappointed CoL Sidney Maxwell superintendent and John Morton clerk The pmpoeal to make Prince Alexander merely Governor of Ronmella causes dissatisfaction It is coneidered an impracticable proposition and is likely to prevent a pacific settlement of the trouble The Morgan steamship line and the Plant Investment Company have arranged for a weekly line of steamship' between Tampa Fla and Havana leaving Tampa on Saturdays The first ship will leave that port Oct 24 In December next the line will be twiweekly George Thompson the nsor fiend who cut Lucy Lawton a beautiful young ladynearly to death a few months ago and disfigured her for Ile was sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary yesterday morning at Cleveland He was given the full extent of the law Albert Cook who for some offense had been sent to jail at Compton ILL wee released yesterday He went home shot his mother-in-law killing her instintly and then shot and kitled his wife He then disappeared and has otoctanlyet been found Domestic trouble oned the fr Fuqui dr Tinto0Iii5Ci :26 Before the sixth heat the driver of Victor Geo Voorhis' was changed for James Dustin and the latter won the beat easily Second ram Osage stakes for 2year91dh $50 entrance $500 added two beet Tho Now York Clearing Boum Nzw Yoax Oct 6--At the thirty second annual meeting of the New York Clearing-house Association to-day a statement was made showing that the exchange for the year ending Sept 30 amounted to $25650791- 440 and that balances were $1295355- 252 making the total transactions $25- 546146 692 avenge of $87036- 550 The total transactions of the clear Ing-houe since its organization in 1853 have amounted to $777364665860 For several yeas put the Assistant Treasurer of the United States has been a member of the clearing-houas and the exchanges reoeived by him daring the past year from the clearing-house have amounted to $259935 958 During the same time he delivered $114051016 The balances paid to the clearing-house were $176724869 and those received $840301 making the axes! paid to the clearinghouse $145884 568 Toe association elected Mr Williams president of the Chemical National Bank chairman for the ensuidg year in place of Mr Edward Perkins Jr president of the Importers' and Traden' National Bank whose term expired Mr Wm A Camp was re-elected manager The Loudon County KIMetals Special to 'rho Anemia LOtiDoN Unit" Oct the County Court to-day Nelson counsel for Nourfield County Court Clerk made a four-hours' address in submitting a written answer to the report of the investigating committee making no denial of the charges against his client Williams Trustee answered verbally for himeelf making no special denial of the committee's charges against him Mr McQueen on the part of the Committee responded citing authorities to substantiate the cbarge repeatedly calling On the accused for denial of partioular items without response The Court is still in session and will likely take some decided action before adjournment in the way of restoring to the county treasury a large amount of over charges by the above-named officials Nutbreahst 2 1 1 1 2 2 Destonto or-- I II 8 gee 4 4 4 Time 285 2:8434 2:814 wine PAIL Nzw Yolk Oct was a' drii sling rain ail day at Jerome Park The attendance Wal very slim and the favorites were beaten in every race exoept the First race for aU ages threfourths of omUs 14 lbs more than weight for age starters were: Barefoot Lady L3nd leers Kyle Three Cheers Refrain Buckstone Mammonist Florence Tentellow Buckst3ne won by three lengths Florence second Three Cheers third Time 1:19 Second race puree race for 2-year-olds selling race three-fourths of a starters were: Petticoat Richfield Restless Rock anti Rye and Petticoat won by a half length' Restless second third Time 1:22 Third race free handicap one mile-- The starters were: Bella Bonanza Curyoty'a Bleat Buck and Col Clark talryIty'll Inept Zuca boa vol marg Patenotra tha Ilyench minister will Pave Shanghai lot Franca on the 18th Property in Now York ALBANY Oct State Board for the Equalization of Taxes rnet today and made its return for counties in the State The total equalized value of landed property in the State is $2762349218 of real estate end of personal property $3009 473145 The 'finalized valuation lut year was $3016- 5913:2 Of the grand total NAiw York County contributos $1 413415020 and of this sum 81231910487 is real estate Kings County (Brooklyn) is leeriest' at $309238510 of which $293305890 is real estate The only other county which la assessed for more than $100000000 la i' Erie in whtch Buffalo Is situated It le Put down at $1081' A886 ot which $97e 786305 is real properly 780505 Is real Property Knoxville Special to The American Kitoxvms Tams Oct 6--A tire oocurred to-day at 'Newcomb Tenn4 in which the large storehouse of the Jellico Mountain Coal Company was burned The loss is very large Knoxville's new woolen mill raised steam to-day for the first time The mill runs 100 looms a oorresp )nding number of spindles and cards and a dye home end will employ 150 skilled laborers The cotton null with isoo looms will be running in a law weeks having commenced receiving the machinery to-day A Labor Demonstration DICTROIT Oct it a labor demonstration Was made in this city which wu a great snouts About two thousand men were in line comprising five divisions or twenty-five organizations and embracing all kinds of labor The demonstration was orderly through out Upwards of one hundred transparencies were carried among the mottoes being the following: 'Oonvict contract labor must go" "Zight hours only root Umor must go--Algot outlay only John Chamberlin of Hopkins Township Mich who is crazy on Saturday took his eight months' old child to the field with him He was gone a long time and search wu made for bhp It was found that he bad passed through Rabbit River drowning the child He was found near the lake with his own throat cut and the dead child tn his arms He is now a raving maniac but will probably mom from his win proDooly ZOOOTOZ Irom Lilo Took Gum Opium Smola to The Ateenoto ATIABTA GA Oct Bailers who came to several months ago from Athens and who shun her residence here bag led a low life committed mid to-night in her room over I saloon On Marietta street by taking two drachma 0 gum opium two ormolus of wow opium Out Ite's Throat noBoxxx Oct 6--Gsorge Disque a saloon keeper surrendered himself to the pollee this afternoon saying that he bad 'killed his wife An in veetigstion proved the truth of hie His story is that be went home this and found his wife drunk I I I.