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a 1 1 1 600 0 "12' 7 isif I 'it()11 pt) 4 tv' 1 1 111At 4)0'1 41' lag 1 If 5 4-4 i 1 4r11 '7 PACES It 1 0 t'' A I 41 0 0 is rol A i TART 4 TENN SUNDAY MORNING MAY 29 1887 WHOLE NO 3912 VOL xn V( QUITE A SCRIMMAGE SAVANNAH OUT THE NEW MINISTRY THE IT DIDN'T WORK 47 111 4 An Old Mae Menem 4t4 Stewart et Trying a Confidence Game on Wm I i 7 1 1 4 art I i The Court-bouse at St Louis Turned Into a prize Ring Another Weak Team Drops Out of the League Sautes: Replaces Boulanger as Minister of War Senegal rrominent Masao rotate is Bawling Battle Looting Two Hours The Announcement Received With Batimfaction at Berlin The An Lack of Home Support Makes the Step Necessary 'P I i Nashville is Again Defeated By the Charleston Team Two Hundred Miners Entombed in Pit Near Glasgow Two If ni 11 Times 101 Pat Daly 94 Kensington 113 Pat Dorvil 98: Mies Moore 84 Ortsmer 99 'Imbed 100 Faith Thompson 90 Lie 9'4 (inmate 92 Falls City 104 Lakewood 98 Gov Roberts 100 Dudley Oaks 103 Sydney 109 Avery 100 thirdinal Mo Clooket 113 Toney tutor 103 Brilliant 100' John Henry 108 Froole Louise 106 Revoke 113 Third race even-eighths of a esis (27) $6 Comedy (too) 8 Vattel Id Rouge (106) 0 Osborn (POI 4 Cast Steel (102)1120 Santalins (BA 50 Autocrat (106)12) Fourth race seven-eighths of a toile Olivia (96) $20 Mary Ellis 108) $4 Blau Ban (100) $2 Doctor 115) 112 Evangeline (100) $12 Tension 113) $8 Buokner 017) $2 rtifirt DOT 16 wall (90 118 Overton 006 2 Roy Boy 16 Miss flarkaway (101) $2: Glen Flatter 001) $6 Eleanor (98) Id: Breakdown (98) 9 Slickaway (99) 10 Galatea (99) $1 Jim Orr (101) $8" Fifth race one mile---Voltiguer (98) is 126 k'ugato 98) $20 Horn tips 98) 12 Potaen littil 14 Luks Alexander 98) 12 Banbox (104) $8 Fannie Straus 93) $4 Allegheny (108h $10 Roos (103) $10 Comedie (93) 114 Wary (103) I40 Saxe (98) $2" Sixth moo one mile and seventy yards-- Molliets Last (98) $12 Kaloolah (103) $16 Wanderoo (103) 12 Terra Cotta (b7) 850 Elgin (117) Florence (103) Jacob- in (In) (1 art kiwi flirt') $00' Memphis Wins Her Game in Style $coring 16 Runs The Work of Ronne Carried on With Partial Success The 1Voi at Lomas Makes a Good Record Searing Only Banked Other Many SUU Polley of Driving Out The Turkish Coasplraey Mazy SUI DrIvIE Ti Games of Yesterday 1 public or of the union of the Left and the operatioe will be a trial of reaction against Radicalism militarists and socialism Till IDIOMS CONSPIRACY Sr Frreiteeuto May Novoe Vremya discredits the report that a conspIracy against the Sultan has been disoovered In the palace at Constantinople Referring to the matter the Nooe Vremya lays: "In any cape Russia must make the Forte understand that Turkish oppmition to Russia's Bulgarian views wiil sootier or later result seriously for Turkey" NINE altrLostos Gusilow May 211--L terrible explosion hu occurred In the Udeton coal pit at Bun tyre a village in Laniutshire eight miles from this city Two hundred and twenty miners are entombed in the pit anti It is feared that all have perished The shaft is blocked with debriscaused by the explosion Further particulars of the explosion to the Udston pit show that the number of men entombed was lees than first reported Forty-five miners who were imprisoned in the upper beam of the pit were rescued but one of them died after being brought to the surface The others are suffering however from the effects of the shock and fire damp Awed to the lowed seam where seventy men are confined is found to be blocked by the debris tumbled down by- the explosion It was in this seam that the explosion occurred and it is not believed that any of the seventy men down there (Isis be rescued alive It is even thought that they are all dead now There are seventy other men still imprisoned in the middle seam Hopes are entertained of saving most of these The volunteers workitg for their nommen bear them calling for help Cries of "come" "help" "come quickly" have been heard frequently and they have impelled the rescuers to the most franticsixertions to save them The pit is situated to the most fiery of the Coal districts of Scotiand As soon as the fact of the explosion became known miners from all theCneighboring colliertes hurried to the scene to help In the work of rescue The pit bead has been surrounded ever since the disaster by a large crowd of weeping women and children Five dead bodies have been already taken out of the mine Com un 'cation as opened this afternoon with the middle seam in the Udeton mine Numbers of the miners entombed therein were rescued alive although much pro-trued from fire damp Five bodies were found in the seam Communication was opened this afternoon with the lowest seam and numbers of the miners entomited Worsen of whom were supposed killed have been rescued alive although much prostrated from fire damp Five el the men found in the lowest seam were dead when the rescuers opened it The lowed seam has been reached but too late to rescue any of the miners who were at work there Not one of the unfortunate men was found alive The total number of lives lost by the explosion is be hived to be seventy-five' CARDINAL GIBBONS S'r Louts Mo May 28--The court-bonee was turned into something of a prize ring for about two hours this afternoon and State Legislator Wm Macklin and son and Alexander Garesche and two sons figured as The parties are all prominent the elder Gareche being one of the leading lawyers In the eny The trouble grew out of a lawsuit in progress at the time and Mackin found occasion to insult the elder and then to strike him The latter struck back and chased young Macklin out of the courthouee4 Alex- Gareeche Jr heard of the trouble and went in search of Macklin and revenged his father's ill treatment with a kick and a blow Again Macklin lied but soon returned backed by his father and a brick which be had tied in a handkerchief The Gareschee were talking to several lawyers when they were confronted by the Macklin A scrimmage ensued and Macklin Jr threw the brick at the younger Gareche's head but missed It Judge Valliant with the assistance of several amid officials eeparated the Two hours later Macklin Jr was met on the street by Edmond Garesche another son of the eminent lawyer He took Macklin to task for abusing an old man and when Macklin retorted Edmond struck at him A lively retreat eared him and in the chase Edmond fell and Macklin seeing hie advantage kicked him viciously in the face The younger Garesche regained his feet and for two blocks chased Macklin capturing him in Lope's saloon It took about two minutes for the police to get on the scene and half of that time Gareeche wasted in getting ready for his victim but the last minute was put in with vengeance and when Macklin rode down to the Four Gourta in the patrol wagon his face was out of shape and a mass of bruises ki parties were released on bail No serious injury was done physically but social circles are highly indignant at the scandal caused at the end of the third inning on a000unt of rain The snore at this point stood 1 to 0 In favor of Warbington 901717111I1 LIA013 1111WIL NAsHYILLE TRNPI May 25 1887-4ontracts for 18ti7 Fred Nichols Nashville Joe Mures Cluclunatl Corkhill Indianapolis 1 Thomu Chicago Gebel Jersey City Titcomb Newark Miller Williamsport 'Chas Evans Beck Bradford Croatia Johnstown Halzberger IN4 A Rittenhouse IL Petze Scranton Meeker Duluth Brynan Sexton Steilberger St Paul Callender Legg Oskosh Devine Reed City Vogel: International League McDonald (umpire) Cleveland Recalus Scranton Hale ir Mtoona Wilson Rush Akron Sawbill Gunk Belden Hill Irwin Wilk Lerich Motifs' Burley Chas Mitchell (manoring) Ohio Lague (umpires) Os A Tarkington A Bishop Brooklyn Greer Metropolitan Jos Gerhardt Released: Mobile Joe Nanran Bono' nab Thoe Murray: NashviliXteve Mathias Charleston Deer Metro- politan Schettles 1: Louisville Reccius Boston IL Higgins Pet Murphy Washington Baker New York Gerhardt Detroit Manning Knowlton Toronto Barrett International League A Reid (umpire) Oskosb Hillery Harkness Milwaukee Steliberger: LaCroso A Coleman McKsough Duluth Hunter Strotbers Steil- berger St Paul Prmcott -Webber Johnstown Loughlin Oswego Hyndman Syracuse Haley Buckley Bradford Voorhees Williamsport Murphy McElhone Boner Griffith Wmight Wm Conrad Greenfield Tosbee Columbus Black Chas Myers Steubenville Jo Speck Sandusky A Bishop Wm Turner Howarth Ohio League Umpire Deegan Cleveland Jas Herr League: Geo Brooks WL Van Dyke Si Paul IL Goiss not signed by team Mobile Bane Ball Club bas been disbanded and Birmingham boa been admitted to membership to fill the vacancy Yours truly Jona Molliow Pres Sec'y and Treas Nashville Tenn The St Louis Browns In the game yesterday performed the remarkable feat of earning every run scored le their credit sixteen in number At Cleveland yesterday Umpire Valentine's averse decUton to the home team in the sixth inning came noes causing a riot The game was delayed fifteen 'ninnies by the hissing and cursing of the audience The Square nine defeated the Court-house nine in a match game of base ball at the Sulphur Spring Park yesterday by the score of 7 to IS Battery for Courthouse nine 011011 pitcher Pollard catcher for Square nine Woolerine pitcher Taylor catcher Score by innings: 4 Courtrbouse 1 4OOt 0 0'041 square nina 01001 003-1 The 'corer will please leave the score card at the County Trustee's office SOCIETY Miss Ida Barris returned yesterday from a visit to friends in Birmingham and Moub ton Ala Mrs A Quinton of Philadelphia is stopping at the Bailey Rouse Mrs Bold A Fraley left last night for Louisville Ky to sing in a concert to be given a large female college near that Mrs Jennie Beggs of Birmingham Ala is visiting the family of her mother Mrs Dunnavant No 809 South Cherry Mm Bill of Birmingham came up yesterday to visit heriather Mr Jacob Wright of South Nue-11111e Quite a crowd was collected yeetetk afternoon on the corner of Cherry a Church streets by an old Man rushing tacitedly up to a middle aged man catching hold of him and exclaiming "I have 4 the le the wear-The old man was attempting to whiphim when Officer Bolton came up and asserted: the majesky of the Jaw The old man on being questioned stated his name was Jack Porter and that be bad gone to the American National Bank and dawn $180 with which to pay some bands he bad employedhe being a contractor As be left the bank the person whom he had gabbed walked up him and asked him to go to a certain place where by putting up $20' spies $800 eosiM be drawn eat On he (Roger) refusing the fellow used other inducements following him around He bad become alarmed and deposited the money Long Franklin Nash's The would-be confidence man wu st taken to the station and the chaerrregel maintaining himself unduly registered against him He gave his name as Wm Stewart and his occupation as none' Be' wee released on bond a WI Amunkat writs Ja! Manager Johnson of the Grand was 61-1 gaged yesterday sending through the patrons of that h3use neat notices of the engagement of the famous actor and sio0u tilist Mr James Murdoch who Wills give a poetic and dramatio recital there Tuesday evening Seats for sale at Dockworth's for DO cents The following pros gramme has been arranged by the distla- guished gentleman: 1LW roirrw AND PRAIA10 itierrALIL "The Vagabonds or the Fidler and Ms Trowbridge Hebrew "Catawba Longfellow Selections from thetragedy of "Haniletl''' In dialogue and soliloquy Including that celebrated closet "Monster Tonson or the tittle Taylor "1 'BEJAIA'' or the Charge Of the Mir "How They Brought the Good News trial Ghent to Browning towt "Tout Stuart and the Dickens "1 The reading teens prestiptly st 11-111 P- 4P-4 e41 The Jennie Holman Comedy Coinrui closed a week's engagement last nig the Gaud to the beet audience of wee the best evidence of favor with the Min Holman bee won many friends this first appearance In comedy pertain 1 Nashville and the gentlemen' counsetedt with the management take with them eleo the beet wishes of a large drcie' The company start this week peo their summer tour playing through Kentucky and Ohio" and moving gradually towards Asheville where they are under oontraot foe the rummer season at Qat molar resort The company needs strengthening by the elimi-L nation of one or two inootnpetent membere4 but as a whole it is a conscientious cow) pany of players First annual violin clase and orchestra bibition will take place at the blasonie Theater Wednesday June 8 1887 Prot't Abbott has striven to elevate the orchesud renditions of the Met masters with limited talent but now he has suceeeded in getting together a body of musicians whose ability is unquestioned and will give the public a genuine musical treat of the vrry best artists have been engaged to partici-1 pate in this entertainment and the public may well testify their apprenatimr of Prot Abbott's winter of conscientious work by their presence 101i ') 04P Ling ak him Oa act ridk 1ho lb )to Lain $201 Deti load thsI II 111 wadi Vm 14 1 eig-1 310 the Witt it din-1 I Xi' tosff SO' lov4 Stir 4t owl rlas dint hi 1 tat 11110 sill TI 1110114 ex nate M' eIII tad tug at est bile rot" tf People et Bootee Ille Huirrarwm Lug May Our society people arslooking forward with much pleasure to the opening of the Hotel Monte Sono on Wednesday next which will be ths commencement of a gay Demon' at this delightful watering place Appliestions for rooms have already been remind from New Orleans Memphis Nashville and other Mr Wertheimer of Middleport is in the city visiting hi relatives Mum and WeiL 1 and WeiL 4' 1 i I'l Ir 0 )3' 116 1 1 I 1 It 4 I 1 1 I 4 1 4 i l' 4 i '1 i 1 NOT GOBBLED' A False Report in Ragaaileto Tennessee Midland the va 3 'le 4 1 I 1 I 4 Zest Monday evening the Home Social Literary Club bold its last regular meeting for this season at the home of Miss Kate Watkins Woodland avenue The handsom parlors were beautifully adorned with Japanese fans lantana parasols eta in honor of his royal highness the Miklido Several members of the club bed been to represent the mutual' of his realm in the opera bearing his name The opera was splendidly put on the stage by the following member': Nanin-Poo" ches Davison Ko-Ko Payne Pooh-Bab Brenneeke Mande Frirrell Pitti-Sing Miss Susie Corbin Peep-So Esther Brooks EatWa Miss 111a Martin The orchestra was under the leadership of Mies Minnie Martin The annual picnic At the club takes place Friday June The 'busses leave the residence of Mr Morrison Russell street at 8 o'clock sharp Mr and Mrs itobert Lea have lamed an "At Home" Tor next Thursday evening have tsstied invitations to the marriage of Mills Elizabeth Ewin to Mr A Martin Baldwin of Montgomery AlaWednesday Julie 8 at 8 at the McKendree Church Invitations have beett issued from the Nashville Music School for a Monday matinee at 4 o'clock for the exhibition of the Primary Department music pupils and for Meade night at 8 for the Intermediate Department's soiree musicale with Mme Detente Hensel's compliments Miss Lizzie Hord will entertain her friends at an elaborate card party Tuesday evening Mist Gussie Kyle of Lavergne is in the city Miss Pauline Ottenville ATDKXSDEN DRESDEN May 28--Spedal--Last night Mr and Mrs Scott threw wide their doors and received the many friends of Miss Lizzie Crulkshank one of our most popular teachers ere her departure for her Kentucky home Miss Crulkshank Is a highly cultured young lady from Coring-ton Ky who has been teaching here for the past years and hi the time bas built a fine reputation for her ability in that line as well as many warm Mends socially A large number of our society people graced this occasion with their Mr and Mrs Scott assisted by their bewitching dauehters Mimes Cecil and Farratreceived their guests with the hearty cordiality that le their wont Every one enjoyed the affair with more than usual zest A mott elegant supper was served and in every re spent the evening was one to be remembered Miss Crulkshank leaves Tuesday to spend a week with Union City friends but will return to Dresden for a few days before her departure for home Miss Mettle Lee Irvine left last night for Durham where she will speed the summer with relatives MIPS Mamie Tanen is visiting friends at Martin The withdrawal and disbandment of the Savannah club has created another sensation What will be none is very problematical Another Club must of course be admitted or the League be reduced to four ThS local management should not lose eight of the present opportunity to strengthen their team off the Savannah players who will be released cBAnuesToN 4 NAsfivIILR CRARtItYroN May Over 8000 people witness the game be tween Charleston and Nashville this afternoon and a beautiful game It was It was really a pitcher's battle very few bap) bite or runs being made although there were many etTOM The latter fact was due in treat measure to a stiff wind which caused the men to misjudge files Bungler and Masran both ex-Mobile twirlers were pitted against each other and did eplendid work for their respective teams In the that Inning Glenn made a hit and scored on Powell's hit while a bit br Hines and Powell's base on balls and Grady'e double gave Charleston two more runs in the third inning Nashville made a more Maeran getting a bit and counting on Clinton's bit After this both aides went out in one two three order until the eeventh inning when Bungler went to first on Fire's fumble and scored on Bayer fumble In the eighth inning the locals showed signs of rattling Munn and Hare scored on a series of inexcusable errors and Clinton's hit The ninth Inning Nashville filled the bases with two men out and Clinton at the bat A safe hit would have won the game but Clinton hit to third and went out at first and the leaders thus lost their second game to Charleston Ofilcial Door CBARLIBIVB AB a IE PO A is Glenn I 4 1 1 1 0 0 Blues 2b 4 1 1'l 1 1 Powell lb 4 1 3 6 1 0 Brady rf 4 0 1 8 0 0 Williams I 5 4 0 2 2 1 Carl 4100'01 Corcoran 4 0 0 0 1 1 Bungler 4 1 0 1 I 3 0 0 4 1 0 Total 85 4 8 27 12 6 BASHVILLII LB 311 PO A Hayes 4 1 1 1 6 1 Clinton I 5 0 2 I 0 0 Began 4 01 100 Maui 4 0 0 1 0 2 Fine let 4 0 0 12 0 2 Mannion 4 0 1 2 2 I Nicholas 4 0 1 8 0 Burks Ls 4 00 8 8 I Bataan 4 2 0 1 4 0 Total 8 6 A 27 19 1 Innings: Charleston 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0-4 Nashville 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0-8 2 Nash'dile none Two-base Total base 'I Nashville 6 Left on bases --Charleston 4 Nashville Struck out--433' Bungler 4 by Masran 2 First base on Charleston 8 Nashville none Batter Bungler Wild Passed None of game-1 hour and 45 minutes ME101118 la- 12 SAvANBAtt GA: May day's game of le to 12 In favor of the-Mem- phis team evened up things some Savannah made good use of the that Me and their batting counted up to 5 before the visitom could turn the tide Memphis got a goose egg on their first and a large crowd began to think the Savannahs were really waking up but the visitors settled down to business and their splendid and heavy batting began to tell and their score rapidly in- OftlAti cote: BAT NAL LB ILI Po A a PeltssaMo 2 1 2 0 2 Campau I 5 2 2 1 0 0 Brower 5 0 2 7 1 1 Reilly 813 4 4 1 1 4 2 2 nutchinsones 5 1 2 0 4 0 Durmeyer 2h 5 a 8 8 I' 1 Somers 5 1 8 1 1 0 Dallas 4 1 0 0 McArthur I) is r1 4 1 2 0 8 0 TotaL 42 12 18 94 14 9 linmeme An a my Von!) Andrews 5 1119 2 0 Veach 0 5 4 2 1 1 0 McAleer LI 6 2 2 2 Black it a 8 8 1 5 1 4 1 1 4 8 0 Baker 5 2 4 8 1 Mcgeogh 5 1 1 4 1 1 4 46 10 21 27 18 Innings Savannah 6 0 0 0 1 Ss 0 4 0-12 Memphia 0 6 2 2 1 1 4 0 -16 Buns 4 Memphis Two base Durmeyer Dense Doyle Three base- hits Sneed Double Phelan and Belly Bases On McArthur 2 Somers 4 Black Basel given for hitting man with 1 McArthur Passed Dallas I Baker 1 Wild 1 moutbur 1 Time or boura and twenty minutes Struck By McArthur I Black 1 Soment 1 Bases Doyle Andrews McAleer Black Phelan Campau 4 SAVANNAH DISBANDS Drumm May Gibbons will sail for New York on the steamer Umbria He will embark at Queenstown to-morrow NOCIALDITIO DEMONSTRATIONS BRUSSILS May 28--The Socialists have taken advantage of the strikes in Belgium to make demonstrations at various They have held several meeting" at which violent speeches ware made the red flag wag displayed and the "Marsellaise" sung A HISSENG AMERICAN LADY LONDON May 28--Mr Bayard United States Secretary of State has sent a Circular to the different Americans legation and consulate' in Europe requesting that efforts be made to ascertain the whereabouts of Mrs Sarah Montgomery who bad -been traveling in Europe for two years The lady has not been beard from since January when she was in Berlin- The English Govrnment have instructed the police author-Wee in the United Kingdom to assist in the search as far as they are able Mrs Montgomery is described as a wealthy lady who carried considerable money and jewelry It imbued she has met with foul play4' FOREIGN NOTEtt 'loather Tosti who holds a prominent position in the Vatican will publish on Monday next a pamphlet advocating a reconciliation between Italy and the Papacy on the basis that the Pope renounce all claims to temporal power 2 Official statistics show that 4023 persons left Alsace-Lomdne between the years 1880 and 1885 while during the same period there was a German influx of 36598 It is officially announced that seventy-five corpses have so far been recovered from the ruins of the Opera emulous It is expected that 100 will be found 4 The Italian Chamber of Deputies Yesterday passed a bill to Increase the army en- tailing an additional zbarge of 32200000 Near Calcutta a cyclone yesterday caught a reseal which had seventy-five passengers aboard and has not since been heard from The Swiss Government Spirit Monopoly' bill has beoome slaw The Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin Is Iii KNOXVILLE TEM May The report in a Chattanooga paper this morning that the Tennessee Midland Road had been gobbled by the East Tenneesee or the Louisville Nashville is without foundation The original route which would havei passed forty miles to the north of Knoxville has been abandoned and the Tennessee Midland will be built direct to Knoxville forming an air line from Nash-villa On account of the abandonment of the northern route one corps of engineers has been dismissed and another corps begins the survey between KII0X11118 and Cincinnati next week There are now seven engineering corps on the road between Memphis and Knoxville A telegram from the Secretary sod Treasurer at Memphis says the Tennessee Midland has not been gobbled by the East Tennessee or any other company The enginaers transferred from the Cumberland Mountains are en route to Knoxville to commence the survey to the Cincinnati Southern The Tribune also has a telegram from Pres A Buford of Richmond saying the Tennessee Midland has not been gobbled by any road and will not be but will be built to conned with the Virginia Western forming a great highway from Memphis to Baltimore Knoxville is ready to vote her 13000(0 subscription as soon as the survey Is completed Prof Abbott and his orchestra will I furnish the music this summer at the new hotel to be built at Tullahoma this Pram: by Hashville capitalists from June bUll Sept 1 He will recruit his orchestra by additions from Cincinnati musiciano Prof Abbott la already gathering material for his engagement as leader of the Vendome He promises that this shall be the fineat theatrical orchestra in tbs South will till br rot for loots I pdopyrithlect 1937 by the It Ass'd Press Biome May Et announcement I from Paris that Bouvier had succeeded In forming a ministry excluding Goa Boulanger itail composed of Moderates who favor peace was received here witfi dathe faction qualified by team that the existence of the now Cabinet would be stormy soon ending in a more acute cries The compoeltion of the ministry did not become known until evening but early in the day a report that Oen bad replaced Gen Bon langer gave a better tone to the Boers although the approaoh of the holidays and the absence of dealers checked business yTh fractional advance that was made in intonational securities would have been greater if there bad existed any madame that settlement was a permanent one but neither political nor financial drelm consider Router i maul TUE A STOP-OAP ''S ne papers discussing the position after the disposidof Bmdantrer appeared certain despair of the formation of a ministry which the German Government could treat as an abidisg and a reliable factor in negv tiations The North German Gazette compares the Preach tentatives toward a cabinet to Penelope's weaving' What is done la the day time is undone during the night The Vossieche Tenting thinks the strur gle of the cliques shows that parties are tending toward complete thou and Odategration and that the of the battle must for some time be Boulanger In the abeence et it genuine official list of the Cabinet members a number of papers re 'lain iron commenting on the subject The condition of Crown Prince Freda- 1 ick William remains thesame 111 genend health is good bat the thtuat is a little raw He hes been forbidden to exercise his vocal chord until the doctors are assured of the suocess of I THEIR RECENT TRItATKIINE 4 Dri- 'Bergmann Gerhardt Von Lauer and Wegener still bold daily consultations The Crown Prince passes patient hours writing and reading Be desired to attend the inspection of the garrison at Potsdam by Emperor 'William yesterday but his physicians refused to give their cement Dr Mackenzie will return to Berlin at the end of next week when a conference of the physicians will be held to decide 'whether the Crown Prime will be able to undertake a journey to England to attend the Queen's Jubilee 4 When the Reiobstag reopens the Government will be interpeliated on the ukase 1 of the Czar prohibiting the purchase by foreignets of real property in the Western provinces of Russia The dinoussion is i' likely to raise She whole question of ob- I noxioue new laws aiming at the suppression of Germane residing in Ruesia The prop-it erty ukase raises a more intense and Rue elan feeling than the increase of the iron dutiesor the threatened increase of the im' Dort duties on coat- The pnictical effect -willbill thili v) 11 -1 i 1 7 ilmile OP A ROST OP GEILEANS 'Milan they foreswear their nationagty I Foreigners or the offsprings of foreigners must after this Week sell their landed property to Rumians and clear out of Rue-alas territory44 They cannot bequeath or it surrender their property to other than Roe 1 Vans -A similar measure is intended to ap- 1 ply to the property or bushiest interests of i aliens to town or country i a 1 While Russia Is thus: driving out the 'German traders! and excluding German iron and steel 1 the Czar' Finance M- A i later appeals to German bankers for as- Wanes no sentiment of the country is becoming 'awake to pending tentietions between German syndicates and Russia for new loans Dime include the last internal emission of 100000000 paper roubles A The nett gigantic scheme Is for the conversion i cif all the gild loans of the Russian Empire' amounting- to 770000000 nobles The Discount Company with be BleichrOders 4 and Membleshorn have announced a new Russian 4- per cent loan 4 I i- "4-)4'IA' 'AWartiltit IrD4011 'CHUM '-1' stow attracting the attention of the boerse is the issue of a loan el' 2500000 roubles for the extension of the Moscow lc Jamelaff I 'Rained This activity in Bunten financial affairs is producing increased confidence in 1 Itueelan vicinities and la seeding tendency toward speculation but popular feeling is 1 likely to put a decielys check on the em' ployment of German money in Roasts uni less tariff and trading hostilities are 1 abated The trial at Leipsic of eight Aleatians who are charged with being members of the league at Patrioh which was fixed i forJone 13 has no connection with the -charge of high treason against Klein and fierbert arising from the Schnaebelee etandal and involving a general accusation egainst the French Government's spy are tent The advocates engaged for the do- lease were prepared for the trial on the 1 date fixed but the case laAs BEEN POSTPONED and DO date for the trial has been fixed It will probably take place in August The postponement of the trial is aesociated with the political crisis in Franca Ron Krupp has finished a 40-centimetre gun the biggest ever made at Essen At a trial of the weapon it shot through pieces of armor ninety-seeen centimetres thick at a distance of 6000 feet The Chamber of Deputies of Wurtemburg by a vote of 64 to 24 peened a bill reducing agricultural taxes by 100000 marks rate4 lug the same amounts of industrial and Gorr Abmnvi the Secretary of the Peeth Musical Society publishes an interview With the late Abbe Liszt in the worse of which Liszt declares that to his personal knowledge Wagner wed his influence at a critical moment preceding the war of 1870 when Bavaria was expected to stand aloof Ito induce the King to join with Prussia 6 throwing all the forces of Southern Gee- er many in the balance against France I teovvrightg ELLIN from Part In formim lancer aa favor' peat faction qv of the no' ending In I tion of th until event that Oen langer ga I' although I y11311141 atraebseun internatior greater If that thell one' but I tt clm oonsid i 1 The 1PaDi 1 the disposs despair of which the SS In abidi Itiations pares the 1 net to Pen la the day The roe gle of the 4 tending to' tegration must for s4 abeenco of Cabinet zw fain troth The con4 i 1 ick Williat bealth le Re Imo bet A chords tint suocee of 2 Tfil 'De and Welge The Cro writing an the inspect by Em pert physicians Dr Macke end of nes the physi4 whether tt undertake the Queen' When rnment at the Cze 1 foreigners provinces i likely to ra 4 11(11E101W no of German erty ukate elan feelini duties'or tt port duties will be the 10 Ern tt-'412illese the I Foreigners I must after 1 property to elan territm surrender SI 1 elan' -As! 1 ply to the I) 'i ailelill to ta 4 While RI Ilerman tr 1 iron and at i later appeal Ai i -1 becoming i between tie new loans smission of nett gigant of all the amounting Discount Co and Membh Smetana sow attract Is the Issue 4 the salami I Railroad 1 affairs is pp Jimmies mci toward spec likely to in ployment of i less the terl abated Tb time who a of the 4Lesp 1 for4June 11 charge of Carbert al :1 etandal and against the tem The lienso'weri' i date fixed I and DO date will probab postponetue the political Derr Krui gun the hip 1" trial of tbe of armor nit a distance The Chem by a vote of agricultural 4 lug the Oita house tarsal Derr Abra Blubical Sot Strith the lah which Liszt tnowledge critical mot' when Darer to induce th Miss Mary Lou Denney one of Decatur's brightest belles is visiting her aunt Mrs Garth in thiscity Dr a Mastin of Mobile one of the most famous surgeons in the South is visit-lug relatives in this city Miss Mary A Walton of Mooresville is violting friends in the city Mr Howard Thomas of Baltimore is visiting relatives In the city Min Jennie Height of Nashville is visit- lug Miss Lillian Tardy of this city Mr John Humes of Abingdon Va is visiting bM uncle on Milton Humes of this city Mrs Tally of Birmingham will spend the summer in this city Mrs Clay Mies Susie Clay and Miss Annie Corner attended the meeting of the Alabama Press Association at Birmingham Miss Mary Coleman is visiting Mrs Gus Maeda Dr Bryson ad Hon A Fletcher are attending the Presbyterian General Assembly at St Louis Miss Kelsoe of Fayetteville Tenn Is visiting the Misses Pulley Mr and Mrs Fuller Trump of Springfield Ohio has been visiting their lather Mr Joseph Trump Evento at ileaderson HENDERSON TENN May 2(1---Special a special term ot Chancery Court convened Chanrilor A Hawkins presiding with his usual dignity Quite a number of attorneys were preeent from Jackson Purdy and Lexington 'The season of strawberry picking is about over yield was small but prices very The Missionary Baptists are laying the foundation of a magnifielent church edifice on Main street opposite Court Square which will be pushed rapidly to completion The noted Col Addle Wheatley of Fort Worth Tex Is here on a visit to his old home and numerous friends who always extend to the Colonel a warm welcome Be delivered quite an interesting speech on his life and adventures in the West One of our citizens Mr John Horn who Is afflicted with a cancer in his mouth is lying at the point of death it baying eaten all of one side of his face and is now devouring his throat 4 The people of Henderson are anticipating quite a lively time and a great many visitors at the commencement exercises of the two colleges which will begin about the 15th of June After that on the lot of July District Conference will convene at the IL Church at this place when quite I number of preachers and delegates will be in attendance and a great deal of work and excellent preaching done 414 al At SERIOUS MATTER Charges Against a Young Physician North Nashville Lir The grand jury are now investigating' serious charges which aro being prelegreit against a well-known young physician et North Nashville The indications are that the matter will prove quite a sensathen its way though the facia are of audio' charvi acter as to peciude publication at this time The physician is charged with having pre-' duced abortion on a young German girl who has been employed in the capacity 43 a servant in North Nashville A t04 'or lw 749 of bat MIC pro' Pta BEIc: ITELEY POORE Death'et the Famoui Gentleman at an Early flour This Morning Charged With Assault 0 Proctor who keeps a boardilli-1 house on Broad street between Market and Front streets was arrested last tight fat the instance of Anton Anderson noon 'tit charge of assault and battery Anderson claimed he lost some money at Proctor's house and in the morning left- for other quarters In tbe evening be to-turned and began abusing Proctor whom Anderson claims struck him with ft stick1 Anderson was arrested for using abseil language Coalition Carom Matolu WASHIMITON May six days' cushion carom billiard match of 1800 points SOO points per night for a purse st 111000 and the championship of the world between Maurice Daly and Wm Sexton which has been in progress In this city tog the past week terminated to-night Daly coming out an easy winner He led throughout and at the clone the ecore stood:" Daly 1800 Sexton 1182 Nobody FREEPORT ILL May 28--A terrific col Union occurred at Samna to-day Two passenger trains on the Chicago Burlington 1 Northern Road one the St Paul and the other the St Louis train collided over turning several coaches loaded ulth 'valor sengers and doing considerable damage to-the locomotive and forward coaches Luck- ily there was only a child injured Pig: iiatt 'St' )rr lets nm 1 4114 or rid') on 311 wo 'hitt led aid Graad Ledge of Good May 28-L After routine work in the session of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Good Templars this morn-Mg the Committee on Political Action reported stating the objects alms and position of the Order its policy of abstinence for the Individual and of prohibition by the State Special reference is made to the coming fights for constitutional prohibition In the States of Tem Tennessee and gen Specific aid and assistance in each case is recommended from the Right Worthy Grand Lodge and also from the State executives and subordinate lodges The report takes unequivocal grounds against license in any form Local option Is recommended as the preliminary step to total prohibition GALLATIN Interview With President Zimmerman of the Chesapeake Nashville' GALLATIN 'rEas May President Eugene Zimmerman of the Chesapeake Nashville Railroad arrived in Gallatin to-night Mr Zimmerman talked freely of his railroad Work will at once be commenced from Elizabethtown toScottsan extension of road long talked of The road will be Milt via Hadensville on to Glmgow and down ttP Scottsville Ad ditional trains will be put on during the summer leaving Gallatin and Scottsville daily Adams Express has been added to all points and a mail train would be added just so mon as it could push matteis at NVashingtou "What 'about towns along the route?" wee asked He said new stimnini had taken bold of the people President Zimmerman la trying to negotiate with Cincinnati contractors for them to get building stone for the bridge over the Ohio River This will be the largest span over the Ohio and will connect Cincinnati and Covington and will berm double track ear-eggs and loot President ZI1a merman says it will be but a abort time before his road will use petroleum for fuel in running his engines Crude petroleum is cheaper and does the work more satisfac- torily than wood and 'mai All itieng the route buildings are going up and this section is fast being developed Zimmerman Is here completing arrangements for the Middle and East TennesseeCentral running 1 to Hartsville connecting with his road near Gallatin 4'4 111 Ilan Bleepers -ATLMrItt 069 Mal 28-0a the first of May the Cincinnati Southern Railway which ran throttgli sleeping cant between Cincinnati and Jacksonville Fla via the Western I Atlantic Road and via the East Tennessee Virginia A Georgia Railroad respectively discontinued hauling these cars over its line between Cincinnati and Chattanooga for reaeons of economy To-day however having perfected satisfactory arrangement with the Western A Atlantic) Railroad( the Central Railroad of Georgia the Brunswick A Western Railroad and the Savannah Flori- da 1 Western Beltway" This constitutes the only sieeping-car line between Cincinnad and Jacksonville and passe through Atlanta Macon end other prominent points and will run the year round 4 7 Laassiewne-to Visit Mensal MONTRIAL Maj Bit --It was current on the streets to-day that Lord Lansdowne will be Invited to take part in the Queen's NA lee celebration On June Zit and that stops will be taken to give him an enthusiastic welcome Some of the Arishmen say there will be no trouble If Lord Lansdowne wiU be no troublo It Lord Lansdowne will be no troutilo It Lord Lansdowne Artistic Work The attention of flood artists has for eeveral days been attracted to a most excellent oil landscape painting now on exhibition in Benson Co's show window on Union street It is a copy of the River Pass after Hart The original was exhibited at the Louisville Exposition and wee sold for $2000 Mrs Judith Browns of this city is the faithful copyist and deserves great praise for so excellent a piece of worL Mrs Brown is the mother-in-law of Dr Charles Mitchell and began art work only a few years ago She is past three score but paints with all the gentiment and inspiration of one many years younger A Sheriff Found Dead PARIS TRX May reached here today to the effect that the body ot Sheriff Grayson Jacobs of Lawson County Choctaw Nation who had been missing for several days was found by the aid of buzzards which were devouring the corpses About SOO yards from where the Sheriff's body was found lay the bodies of two negroee which had been partly devoured by buzzards The discovery causes great excitement The Sheriff's death is a profound mystery There is no clue to the tragedy beyond the fact that two deeporadoes Choctaw Indians are missing and they are being sought after Hot Day in Ban Francisco SAN riutteleco May 28--According to the Signal Service Bureau this has been the hottest day experienCed by the people of San Francisco in fifteen years or since the establishing of the Signal Service Bureau here The thermometer shortly after 12 noon mounted to 940 the highest pre-vim record being 95 210 in June 1b83 Reports from northerd and oar ral tions of California show that hot winds have been prevailing for two days and in some sections where 'wheat in milk the crop has been seriously injured Injury to trawberries and other fruits is also reported -Wanidal Out a Roduction LOMA May 28--Mr Algat chairman of the Committee on Transportation' received notification today that the Railroads' sums OLD Wouldn't Oro Loma may mi est the Committee notification t4 1vAsittioTON Mai Parley Poore died at the Ebbitt Moues this city at 1230 o'clock this morning It wee reported yesterday morning that be was a shade better but at A o'clock last evening be grew rapidly worse Els phyeicians were directly summoned and a few friends sent for but before the latter arrived be was dead Maj Poore ha been a sufferer from Bright's disease for several years which was the cameol hisdeath the Ticket CHICAa0 1114 May 28-Probebli the largest tivellest meeting ever held by the members of the Chicago her wm that In session this afternoon to put op a judicial ticket In plaoe' of the one constructed by joint action o( the Democratic and Republican party machinery Six new circuit judges were to beelected and by agreement the Democratio and Republican central oont- I melees each nominated only three candidates leaving any action by the people at the polls purely a matter of form The three Republican candidates named were not at all notable for eminence in their profession and the Democratic committee has been openly charged with peddlink out its nominations at the rate of $5000 a plat's" Today's meeting of the bar in effect repudiated the entire proceedings of the political committees Notwithstanding the opposition by about 'one-fourth of the 500 lawyers present 45 committee of twelve was appointed to recommend six entire new candidates The' committee Is composed of twelve et the most distinguished attorneys I the city The Trouble le the Coke Itaglent4 PITysBUEo h11 May A Bailey and A A Carlton of the General Executive Board Knight of Labor are now In the eoke regions hying to the strike amicably They go to the teens of thestrike as repreeentativee of the Executive Boardwith the understanding that the Board is not In accord with the strikers It Is maid that they will nes every means to effect an amicable 'settlement of the strike but that if they fall they will hardly peremptorily order the men Nick to work In that event the moral support of the Executive Board will be lost An effort will be made to brill? shoot a Inference w1111 ttle operators the tirftt of t'lt retc Jol Ik mR of eke 1 vale mono oupport or no zroculave imam ill bo loot An effort will be made to brio? about a conference wiLb Pie operators rho ring of rrok 0: lk mot of the SAVANNAH GA May Thesensation of to-day is the disbanding of the Savannah club and releasing of the team They have lost money from the first and for the past fortnight the directors have carried them at a heavy With $500 of debt and the League forfeit the total lose will be some $4000 President Morrow was Informed this evening of the dishmicling of the club' Charleston secured Dui meyer before the club disbanded to help out The members left will give au exhibition game here Monday with a local club The assistance given by the Savannah public has been light Receipts for this week's games between New Orleans and Memphis club did not average II above the guarantee President Maas said it was Impossible to carry the team any longer anti the only measure left was to stop All the players will be paid In full Monday Saturday Night Club Nzw You May 29--A banquet was given by The Saturday Night Club to Gov Antes of Massachueetts and Gov Briggs of Delaram In the eourse of his remarks Gov Ames said addressing the chairman: "I thank you for your reference' to my father (Oakes Ames) and I believe that he did nothing wrong and that the growing belief that he was maligned and misrepresented will eventually become universal" The Governor cloeed hie remarks by reading I resolution named by the Massachusetts Legislature In ISM expressing confidence in his father's honesty Got Briggs also concluded his rennute with an expreselon of implicit confidence In I old associate Entrtaa at Latenta enigma' a May 28---Entriesle1ghts and pooling for Mondayse Latent' races: 'rho following ars the entries for the fird confidence 41ggs expression sociate I as esWelauL I non: or the fmst A NOTHING BUT Maj Poore was sleeping quietly '1a44 night and seems' a shade better He is still criticall Hermann Sabuitx was convicted of man slaughter and sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary yesterday for kicking his wife to death on March 22 In Chicago Jake Illirabt' said that be would tight Paddy Ryan with pleasure It Ryan meatus businees Illtrain advisee him to seed the 64000 forfeit he has deposited with the San Francisco Wasp to be Clipper At Greensboro Md beach growers be a excited over ravages of roes bugs amm young peaches Some growers say a bugs are swarming by the millions trees and cutting the httle peaches bto atoms Mr Tay GOuld is suffering within attart of neuralgia al his home la Irvington I a has not been confined to bis room by the attack and does net regard his illness ss anything serious He is subject to theme attacks and hag la the past sulfated Dina In this way In a personal letfor received by a gentleman of Springfield IlL Yesterdsor Senator lobtillbermaa stated that he would 101'' 4 man of Springfield yesterday senator stated that he wonitt 101'' aet ull in ill rht 1111 api I r' ito et cI a At Philitdelphic 3 1 1 0 0 0 -10 IDdianapoits 9 laug902 At Now York: 0 1 0 '0 0 0 2 1-11 Detrott 121100000-1 At Louisville: 0 0 0 0 I fl fl 0 1 1 0 0 9 1 9 At St Loultnt '0 0 It I 0 i 0 8-18 Nem 2 0 2 0 3 9 1 2 2-12 Lminow May ZiiThe Paris storms' pond-eel of the Times telegniphs that Rousior has formed a Cabinetow follows: Rom vier Premier and Minister of Finance Flourens Minister of Foreign Affairs Spoiler 'Minister of 'Twilit: Pallier TillAster of the Interior and of Public Won-obit): coil Alinister of Wsr on'os 1 Inisior ct "Marine' hi b43 Trunk Lin Association have declined to grant a one fare rate for the round trip to members of the Grand Army who design to attend the grand encampment in September This caused great disappointment to the Grand Army here and Gen Greer chairman of the General Executive Commit-WI ban Ofireeeed leiter to the Preeidents chairman of the general Executive Commit- tee bass4firstased letter to the Preeldents Trunk Line Associ grant a one fare rat members of the Gra attend the grand bor This caused fi the Grand Army chairman of the wet tee bassMrostsed and aecond races Thil IIIVIBIOn Will be coHI! a to this city 112 Gni COT of the St mede ett the track on Monday First race Patrick's Society bmsever said that it the GovernoT4jeneral Rbentict Filow hiR 'tiro two ehwed With thirt1'411 entriees win be 11P114 and iscond races The Ovid( to OA city An officer of the St made oa the track on Monday Patrick's Society bcrweser said that it the Acleed Iv wits tu en povernor-Goneral oboold Fhow ONION) bore Il 8es wiu pe wfit be First race 11 be NON At cloc4onoti: 4 rt- )'- clitetnbau i 0 1 I (r) 0 0 0 04 1 0 1 1 I a 0 0 0 1-4 At Cleviiianil: 4.