The Fort Scott Daily News from Fort Scott, Kansas • 1

THE FORT SCOTT AXLY NEWS. NO. 159. FORT SCOTT, KANSAS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 189Q. VOL.

I- REVISION. LOCAL. Carpets Curtains, Wing, Slusher Martin, YALE'S BIG VICTORY. The Question of Kevisins the Presby, terian Confession of Faith Finally ANARCHISTS' WORK. Settled.

Sabatoga, N. May 24. The ven in New The Atalantas Haven Beaten Harbor, erable Dr. James McCosh, ex-president of Princeton College, was introduced An Attempt to Destroy the Hay-market Monument. and addressed the Presbyterian Assembly this morning.

He was followed WITH BUT SEVEN MEN IN YALE'S BOAT. by Rev. Dr. Matthews, pf England, general secretary of the Presbyterian Alliance. TEN POUNDS OF DYNAMITE THE CHARGE, 1 The Winners' Captain and Stroke Broke The report of the committee to which.

the several resolutions relative to the Mens linen, collars cents. Augustine, Van Sickler Co. What is a guymacus? Baby pictures taken as natural as life at Wareham's, 209 Market street The guymascus with the J. T. Johnson circus is the only one in America, and can he seen with no other show.

There is a constant antagonism between the bald-headed man and the house-fly. Since the publicat kf the item noting the payment of county bounty on nine wolf scalps last week, all the boys in the county have been looking for wolf dens. an Oar and Went Overboard; His Crew Pluckily Maintained Their Lead and Won. York Wm Store appointment of a committee on revision were referred was presented as But a Providential Rain Extinguished the Fuse When All But Three Inches Had Been Burned Anarchists Suspected. Your committee report that they have New Ha vex, May 24.

New unanimously agreed upon the following preambles and resolution, the adoption of which they recommend: Haven harbor was in good conditioa. this morning for a yacht race. Big NOW OCCUPT THE CEIMliESET BLOCS With The Largest and Best Assorted Stock ot MILLINERY GOODS WEST OP CHICAGO. The last General Assembly di rected an overture to be transmitted to the waves were rolling in from the Sound, backed by half gale from the TELEGRAPHIC TRIFLES. The wolf hunt near Greenville, Ill.FrN day was a failure.

Congressman C. E. Breckinridge's (Ark.) seat is likely to be declared vacant. Harper Brothers, of STew York, are reported to have gone into the School Book Trust English manufacturers of cotton goods are exercised over the establishment of factories at Ceylon. An unknown man died at, San Antonio, who is thought to have been a recreant Catholic priest The Bayle City Plow Works, at Bayle City, I1L, three miles west of Batnsey, were totally destroyed by fire.

Charles Clark, a fourteen-year-old boy of St. Louis, was run over and instantly killed by a heavy ice wagon. Eev. Father Barrett, of Chicago, was shot and seriously wounded by an insane man named Cady in that city. John J.

Brennan was fined $100 and sent to jail for thirty days at St. Louis for making corrupt voluntary oath. The Southern Presbyterian Assembly at Asheville, X. received a report denouncing Sunday newspapers. A violent electrical storm played around St.

Louis and vicin ity Friday night, and some minor damage was occasioned. Edward Hanlon, the celebrated is at Little Kock, arranging for a regatta to take place on the Arkansas river. George Patterson, his wife and two children of Sa'meville, were Instantly killed by lightning while standing under a tree. Queen Victoria has created Prince Albert Victor, eldest son of the Prince of Wales, Duke of Clarence and Avondale and Earl of Athlone. Bichmond, is beautifully decorated in honor of the General K.

E. Lee monument dedication. Confederate flags largely predominate. Hydrophobia has become epidemic, in Fulton, Hancock and other counties in Western Illinois. Dogs are going mad by the score.

The revenue cutter McLane will remain at presbyteries, in these words: "(1) Do yon south, and there seemed little chttssce- Chicago, May 24. An unsuccessful attempt was made last night to blow up the Haymarket Monument erected in memory of the policemen who were killed by the bon thrown May 4, 1886. Officer Slinger, "of the Des Plainea Street station, near where the monument is located, found on the base of desire a revision of the confession oi raitnr (21 If so. in what respects and to what ex that the Yale and Atalanta boat crew tent;" and could- row. At eleven clock the whereas.

It appears from tne report oi I 1 The Ladies, One And All, Are Invited To Call And See I The Many Novelties And Latest Fashions. the special committee appointed to canvass the answers of the presbyteries to said Edward Perry, a prominent and well known citizen of Butler, was killed by lightning last Friday just as he had entered his home on returning from his work in the evening. "Thf T.Johnson circus has got referee and other boating men went over the course and decided that it was too rough to row the race. overture, that 134 presbyteries have answered "yes" to the first questions; there The water subsided wonderfully after twelve o'clock and at 12:30 Eeferee Gar fore, Resolved, (1) That a committee composed field ordered the two crews out. The of one member of the Assemby from each synod nineteen ministers and ten Yale crew went to the start four miles Elders, be appointed by the meaer- down the harbor, just inside the back water, in the Yale launch, the shell ator to nominate- to tnis Assembly a committee consisting of fifteen ministers and ten Elders, which shall I BOW OWN TEE being towed The Atalantas went to the start in the tug William, be called the "Assembly committee on re to the top round of the ladder of circus fame," so says the Arkansas City Traveler, and knows about shows.

What is the strange guyma-ceus? Applicants for temporary licenses for selling tricks and attractions on the streets, are coming in thick just now, and the city clerk is kept busy vised Confession of Faith," which commit their shell being towed astern. The harbor was alive with craft of all kinds tee may, when constituted by the General They are Here. Just arrived, a large lot of solid gold watches of the most elegant designs. Bargains for everybody. T.

Poweix, "The Expert." Mens summer coats and vests 75cts. Augustine, Van Sickle Co. Assembly, consider the suggestions made by the presbyteries in their answers to ae second of the above questions, and formu and many steamers and tugs followed the crews after the start. Yale secured the inside position, though there was little late and report to the General Assembly oi 1891 such alterations and amendments to the choice, as the course lay diagonally Confession of Faith as in their Judgment across the harbor. The start was made may be deemed desirable.

To those who were disappointed QR XHE GEOCEEES THEREIN, 2. This committee on revision snail meet at 13:49, the Yale launch being between the crews. Tn nnt. flnrlinff the Satmes advertis- The Atalantas took the water first at the call of a temporary chairman to be named by the moderator, and shall upon meeting appoint their own permanent chairman, and shall have power to fill vacancies. Cadar Keys, as long as her presence Is considered necessary for the safety of public officials.

Pat McDonald, an employe of the Sante Fe, was run over and killed near Berwyn, Tex. He has a brother residing at Jefferson Bfrracks, Mo. ul in fliia ranpr last. Week. Iwish to arjoloeize, for owing to the unexpect 3.

This committee is Instructed to meet ai and jumped into a lead of half a length. They increased this lead to three-quar ters of a length at the first quarter. As Some Claim ed run on the Black Henrietta Jinish answering questions, xne ua, class of fakes are charged $1 per day for the privilege of selling their goods. If men who stand around the street corners from day to day button-holing farmers and talking politics, knew in what estimation they were held by the- community at large, they would break away from their delusions and go to work to earn an honest living. They talk, but never accomplish anything.

TVTrs. Thrall, the general soliciting Continued leaks confirm the belief that the an early date, not later than October 31, 1890, and diligently pursue its work, that it may promptly report at the meeting of the Gen I was not able to supply half of my Then the strong bare-backed boys of Yale got in some good work, and when the three-quarters was reached eral Assembly of 1891; ana BUT I SO SELL ALL SIY zzzgy" Whereas. Sixty-eight presbyteries nave customers. But today I have just received, direct from New York, a com-olete line of Gilbert's Guarenteed answered to the first of the questions. plot of the Cronin murderers to escape was deep laid and desperate, and was only discovered by accident.

Portions of Montana were visited by a severe shock of earthquake about one o'clock Friday morning. Three distinct shocks Were felt at Billings. the shells were side by side, and sixty-nine presbyteries of those answering "yes" have expressly said that they fact "Riarir Katinps and will seil at At the mile stake Yale was a length in front, and for the remainder of the race" the Yale crew the same prices as before, viz: lZi, 18, C. K. Halliday, of Topeka, and Boss GROCERIES! desire no change In the contession oi xaiiu to be made that Impairs the integrity of the system of doctrine taught therein; therefore.

22. 27. 35. and 45cts. Every yard Price, of Hutchinson, have been ap studied the stroke of the Atalantas.

A pointed World's Fair commissioners by rm Til t.APfi tn be oersniration and the mile and a half what looked like a Resolved. That this committee on revision 6 Governor Humphrey. fatal accident happened to Yale. acid proof. Patrick Malley and his son George had a Geo.

W. Stephensox. be and hereby are instructed that they shall not propose any alterations or amendments that will in any way impair the Integrity of the Eeformed or Calvanistic system of doc Allen, the captain and stroke, broke his oar. But with the recovery he shot quarrel at Seven Milcj over insurance, and the old man killed the boy. afterwards Wonderful Effects of Lightning.

shooting himself dead. out of the boat and into the water. He AS CHEAP trine taught in the confession of faith. The Peake shortage inquiry at Kansas Great applause followed the reading was picked up by the referee's boat, but it left the Yale crew with but seven Citv. is developing proof that a thiev A special from Wichita dated Saturday evening, gives the following account of the singular freaks of a flash ish emnlove is responsible for part" of the agent for the Kansas Orphan Asylum at Leavenworth, is in the city seeking aid for this worthy charitable enterprise.

She will probably remain all the week, and those who can shodld be liberal in their donations, for this asylum has been a great benefit to a large number of orphan children. This morning the advance agent of the Wizzard Oil, open air concert company, made application for license to perform in the city several days. He Avnpcts to: have his troupe here by men and without a stroke and captain, deficit in the city treasury. The Atlantas now spurted, but Christ Church Cathedral in St. Louis will of the report.

Dr. McCracken heartily seconded the paper and Dr. Erskihe proceeded to address the Assembly in its support. He was interrupted by cries of "question," andjgoon yielded to of liehtninsr: AS ANT GROCERY HOUSE IN PORT SCOTT. be consecrated next Tuesday, and the the Yale boys showed their spunk fiftieth anniversary of the Episcopal dio bv answerinsr and the Atalantas could cese of Missouri will be celebrated.

the monument this morning a large tin can containing ten pounds of dynamite, with a fulminating fuse and cap attached and wrapped up in two old dresses. The fuse was originally three feet long, but had been extinguished when all but three inches of it had been burned by the rain-atorm at three o'clock this morning. The police have no clew as yet to the perpetrators of the deed. Extraordinary efforts will be made to find the instigators, who are undoubtedly in the ranks of the Anarchists. The material in the can was tested this morning by TV.

B. Lewis, of the iEtna Powder Company. lie pronounced it dynamite heavily charged with nitro-glycerine, and hence a most powerful explosive. So far the police have placed no suspicion on any one in particular, except an. ex-anarchistic editor.

His recent movements are being looked up, but so far as can be learned the police regard him as an instigator rather than the actual perpetrator of the crime. He is well known in the East and West. He will probably be taken into custody for purposes of examination this evening unless it is shown that the suspicion is unfounded- The talk about Mrs. Parsons being implicated is discredited. Charles H.

Wolf, a farmer in the southern part of the county, had a miraculous escape from death by vActPTflav. He was in ms not draw up at all. This spurt con While trying to drink from a barrel, a six-3ear-old child of Lewis Campbell, residing the Assembly's impatience to get to a vote. The report was unanimously adopted, and the Assembly sang "Praise tinued until the two-mile slake was reached and after that the Atalanta crew was not in it, although they rowed xxrvemn rinrincr the storm and all at near Locust Grove, slipped and fell into BEST a cistern of water and was drowned. i-m nrmpaxpd to be surrounded by God From Whom All Blessings Flow." GRANULATED i -rr tt nr.

iorll. Ms. rrvrinv. and would like to get per- Governor Francis of Missouri appointed pluckily to the finish. The Yale eight The moderator announced the follow- SUGAR Colon el.

H. Jones, of Louia, and Mr. T. B. Bullene.

of Kansas City, as the of seven men continued" to work away from the crack New York eight despite Ing committee, which will nominate the actual committee of revision: H. Ham fire and then all was xruw wug he remained unconscious he cannot tell: but when he recovered he could not see. According to his story his YissAxr foit, -naxRlvzed and burned World's Fair commissioners of Missouri. the fact that Yale was stroked by a Maior William Gentry, one of the most ilton Hunter, Synod of Atlantic; BenJ. nrominent citizens of Pettis County, Mo, Freshman, Ives.

A3 it became ap F. Bittinger, Baltimore; Wm. Alexan died very suddenly at the home of his son, BARS OF GOOD LAUNDRY jSOAP 81. der, Catabaj Frank V. Mills, China; 60 parent that Yale would win, the din of whistles and college yells was fright as if drawn loose from the bones.

After a time his eyesight returned and he found himself lying across his mission to use the county jail yard where seats can be erected for the ladies who wish to hear the music. A few indigent and disabled people still continue to apply to the mayor for assistance. This morning one aged colored man applied at the mayor's office after an order for groceries and told a pitiful tale of sickness John It. Gentry, near Hughesville, of apo piexy. Robert Douglass, Colorado; Curti ful.

The whole harbor front was lined F.dward Kenna. superintendent of the Strong, Columbia; Wm. C. Roberts (tern- Both of them were with 10,000 people cheering for Yale, HooH ThA-front nart of the wagon Landale Hotel at Florence, wa3 found hansrina to the transom of his door with a UVUUi A I and the sloop yacht Katrina, of porary Illinois, xnomaa Tracy, India; Henry H. Saylor, Indiana; John Edward, Indian, Territory; and the tongue were twisted out oi jnUT i in M-z-Yn 1 XT York, lying near the timsh, ran up a huge blue flag to the masthead bearing "Yale" in white letters.

Yale crossed Wm. G. Donnon, Iowa; Lewis XJraite, Kansas; James Barbour, Kentucky; John T. Oxtoby, Michigan; Daniel B. cians, uui win yiyjua-vj ten -foot United States flag wrapped around his neck.

Ed. Eoblnson, a Columbrana (Ala.) barber who gave a drink of liquor to every patron who took a twenty -five cent shave, has been held to answer for violation of the United States revenue law. The London workingnien's organizations tfce line in 20:17, and Atalanta in 20:42. JUSTICE MILLEK'S DEFENSE. tw Coods from tne McLean Stock COFFEE This is the'hrst defeat ever suirerea Noyes, Minnesota; Frank J.

Baird, Missouri; Samuel P. Davidson, Nebras by the Atalanta the men, while acknowledging having been well and suffering. Under ordinary circumstances Mr. Stewart tells applicants that, spring has come and they must go to work. Augustus Moll, aged 19, son of Louis Moll, a wealthy farmer living six miles west of Olathe, committed suicide last Saturday night by shooting himself in at about naif price.

Augustine, Van Sickler Co. Special Council Meeting. ka; Nathaniel W. Voorhees, new jer SELLS POR25 njS-A PACKAGE- beaten, do not relish it at all. In.

the Original Package Decision He Followed a Precedent Which Fell From the LI pa of the Greatest Statesman we Ever Had. De9 Moixes, May 24. Rev. J. P.

Tetter, a Methodist clergyman at Os- sey: Samuel D. Fulton, New Mexico; Saturday afternoon the city council KENTUCKY CAUGHT IT. Geo. Alexander, New James m. Anderson, North Dakota; Daniel H.

met in special session upon the call of The Electrical Storm of Friday Mignt He was a t.hA required number of memDers, to Carried Deluge and Disaster to North the neck with a shot gun ern Kentucky. young man of excellent character, and usUier matters in relation to placing hcH 1 ar-cnimted for on flt.nnft walk around three sides of UJL BEN0LA COFFEE V3 CixcnmATi, May 24. A severe eleo- ms auu tiu uu-ij I Evans, Ohio; Henry B. Gage, Pacific; Ebenezer Erskine, Pennsylvania, Elliot L. Dresser, South Dakota; Samuel T.

Wilson, Tennessee; Henry Little, Texas; T. Verner Moore, Utah; Everett C. Eastman, Wisconsin, The committee at once went into session. The committee on bills and overtures trio storm massed over this city last the theory of temporary insanity. He the piaZa, and such other matters o-nnd health for two -mio-ht, come before them.

evening. By seven o'clock communi cation with almost every point in Ken kaloosa, a personal friend Justice Miller, has received a letter from him giving his reasons for his decision in the original package case. It contains the following: "I venture to hope that I shall not wholly forfeit 1 I ill uccJui iia i a t-j Ann I wota TiTPRfint the mayor ana tucky was crippled, but all reported a WPPKS TjriOr TjO ucauu. I o-aj. jf weea I nti, rvTT70i7 rVietnn.

PIVE 31b. Cans of Brown, Tatem Tomatoes 25 Cents. Raven i ennnenmen jouuca, dangerous storm. At Berry fetation, are engaged in consideration of the matter of giving a grand labor reception to Emperor William of Germany on the occasion of his visit to England in July. Ths collections of internal revenue for the first ten months of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1890, were $114,545,276, or more than the collections for the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year.

Governor Francis of Missouri has granted a pardon upon the recommendation of the prison physician and inspectors to Bert Ward, one of the daring highwaymen who robbed a bank at Brookneld, nine years ago. Both the new Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South were called to pre-ide over Friday's session of the general sonference In St Louis. Dr. B. E.

Hosa was elected editor of the organ of the church at Nashville, and Dr. E. M. Bounds associate editor. Mr.

Carter, the Hawaiian Minister at Washington, denies emphatically the truth of the report telegraphed from Mare Island, to the effect that he had requested that the cruiser Charleston be sent to Honolulu to prevent possible trouble on the assembling of the Hawaiin Legislature. The President having received information that cattlemen are invading the Cherokee Strip in violation of his recent proclama a Hart, Lucas, Mitc.el. and MicBe. Harrison County, a deluge of water fell After reading the call the city clerk and hundreds of acres of fine TT 1 On r. tobacco were either rumed or greatly the bids for the construction damaged.

Near Nicholasville, seven Miller. Justice Best Fruit Jelly 4 Cents Per Pound. of sidewalks on the plaza from the very good income. Tne ings hank has been established for the purpose of affording a safe and profitable place of deposit for those who re-w small sums at a time. Open ty-five miles away, several houses were am Allan and Bandera companies, Fresh Eggs 3 Dozen for 25 Cents.

Choice Butter 15 cts per Pound. unroofed and one person slightly hurt. Both companies bid to put in the walks At Versailles, Woodford County, the reported in favor of a concensus creed. Dr. Johnson opposed the report on the ground that the proposition is inopportune.

Drs. Thompson and Kempshall favored the motion. Dr. Patterson said he would vote for the committee report applause because he believed that the attempt would not succeed in the end. Laughter.

It would be to the credit of the Bhurch, however, to make the attempt. The question was put and the report adopted by an almost unanimous vote. This finishes the important business of at 12 cents per square root, dui tne river rose three feet in an hour and the Saturday and Monday nights till eight current was so swift that it carried all Bandera company also proposed to ao nate $55 toward the enterprise. before it. Several buildings were de your esteem because, in obediense to that sense of conscientious duty which I have no doubt prompts you in this matter, I have felt bound to follow the decision made by this court more than Bixty years ago, and which has never been doubted nor disputed from that day to this.

Indeed, that decision, in addition to being a decision of this court, was one which fell from the lips of the greatest constitutional lawyer that this Government ever had. I Have Just Received Two Barrels of stroyed at Robinson, Harrison County, On motion of councilman Conway, and the steeple of the unurcn o'clock to accommodate tnos unable to come at other times. An excursion train to Richards, the new city on the Tort Scott Eastern railroad, will leave thel N. D. the bid of the Bandera Flagstone Com-rtfi tt TOQa rpfp.rred to the committee blown down.

At a late hour last night Pure Maple Sugar Which I WillSell at 12ct3. per Pound. communication with the points named uouj n-cc nr4 nnwpr HC- tion, he has instructed Brigadier-General nn streets auu aucva was cut off and the storm was still rag Merritt, commanding the Department of the r.Pr,t their bid, with the proviso that Missouri to rigidly enforce the provisions ing. Incoming trains last night brought the Assembly of 1890, and at noon vt adjourned until Monday morning. news of the cyclonic winds, torrents oi if 1 -1 -B 1 against all persons violating the same.

THEY WILiLi FIGHT. the said company accept the of not less than $200, that has HE SLUNG INK. ram ana ail propnesy aisas tenor northern counties of Kentucky. been subscribed by the citizens who ALL GROCERIES AT The Days of the Code Having: Pased Kentucky's Legislators Come Down to KELLEHER KNOCKED OUT. live in the vicinity, as reported oy depot on the morning ui day of the barbecue, and will return in the evening of the same day.

Xhe round trip fare for this special occasion only, will be put down to twenty-five cents. Tickets will be on sale at the depot on the morning of the lay of departure. To-morrow the Commercial Club, of Tensas Citv. over 100 strong, will pass Arrest of a Man in New York Who Made a Business of Kuininar Ladies Dresses by Throwing1 Ink on Them. New Yoek, May 2C The police last Plebeian Kicks and Cuffs Apoloeiea Joe Ellingsworth Does the Job in For ROCK BOTTOM PRICES! All Around.

I night captured an individual who haa ty-Nine Rounds at San Francisco. Siu FfiAsrcisco, May 24. Denny Kel- New Yoek, May 24. A special to the World from Louisville, says: There pained for himself the title ox Jaoa W. Goodlander; and further -tnax, tne cityshall not be liable for said amount also with the further proviso that said Bandera Flagstone Company pay a donation of $55 toward the expense of said walk.

Further, that the city be required to pay its proportion without 1. 1891. On motion were two fist fights between members leher, of Boston, and Joe Kllingswortn, of New York, fought to a finish, at the the Ink Slinger. ms mama naa ueea to throw ink on the dresses ladies as and attaches of the Legislature at -tiwt. Rrntfc on ah excursion Frankfort on Wednesday, and in two they walked along the streets.

He ha GEO. RE Golden Gate Athletic Club gymnasium last night for a purse of $1,000, the win UUIUUgu snntheastem Kansas and other instances fights were barely pre is w0cfPTn Missouri. The tram vented. Yesterday all of the gentle ner to receive $800. Kelleher was knocked out in the forty-ninth round.

i 1 UVA Vs? iw vw I men concerned made apologies to each East Slfte Gasli Grocery, other. The first fight was over scheduled to reach here at 12:15 p. m. Qf Mr coay it was ordered that the and will go from here to Pittsburg, walk made six feet wide and two which city they are to reach at 3:40 p. onehalf inches thick.

The may- This will give them but little aTmointed the street committee of been operating both in tnis city ana In Brooklyn, and within a few months has ruined many valuable dresses. What he gained by hi3 strange actions is hot and the presumption is that the man is a monomaniac A quantity of ink was found in his pockets when" arrested, and he was evidently hrmnariTicr to throw the fluid over the a railroad bill, in connection with Ellings worth did most of the leading throughout the fight, which on the part of Kelleher was a waiting one. He tried to get in a knock-out blow with which Representative Langtry was It was based upon a construction of the Constitution of the United States. This construction has not been altered since, and the judgment of the court has remained without question from that day to this, now sixty years, STRIKES THREATENED. The Illinois Central Threatened With a Bii Strike in Chicago Unless They Reinstate Some Discharged Switchmen.

Chicago, May 24. All the freight Bwitchmen in the employ of the Illinois Central Railroad Company in this city went out on strike at seven o'clock this morning, but returned to work two hours later pending an investigation into the merits of their grievance. Two daya ago one of their number was discharged for alleged neglect of duty and two were suspended for thirty days. The Strikers demand their return to work with pay from the date of dismissal. The local officials of the company are investigating the matter and have promised to right any wrong that may have been done.

The strikers have given the company until five o'clock this afternoon to settle the difficulty. In case of an unfavorable settlement to them, they, with the engineers, firemen and other trainmen who belong to the Railroad Men's Confederation, will strike to-night. It is believed, 524East fall Street Fort Scott. charged with being bribed. Bailroad Fort Scott, but the I ri to the matter his right.

Ellingsworth drew blood Attorney Wallace called Eailroad Attorney Frick a liar and Frick retaliated business men generally can meet the and they were gnted power to act. TTiciincr o-pntlemen at the depot, and nnnwav then moved the adop A with a blow, whereupon Sergeant-at-Arms Castle knocked Frick down. Castle was very penitent yesterday. Wallace show them some hospitality at least. Uon the fonowing resolution which from Kelleher'a nose and mouth in the sixteenth round, and by jabbing so weakened the Bostonian that in the forty-third round he was knocked through the ropes, and in the forty-seventh, was assisted to his seat by his seconds.

A short right-hander on the jaw in the forty -ninth round sent him to the pf Whito. of Nevada, headed wna carried unanimously: i3 his brother-in-law. In the second ficrht Representatives Bentlev and lairl scheme among his pris- 1 That it is the sense of this council fn ihft Vp.mon County jail ilast tihnt. the mayor wait upon the officers Farmer quarreled. Bently struck Farm ctnnv.

cut their way out and es- nf tYie Fort Scott and Eastern Bail- er in the face and Farmer kicked Bent- floor, and from that time on he was at Iatt in the side and several blows and cape. He had his suspicions arroused way Company and represent to them and whisperings, that, the excursion contemplated to the mercy of Ellingsworth, whoknooked kicks were exchanged before the House TO THE CITIZENS OF Fort Scott, Kansas, Bourbon and adjoining Counties, I have a nice line of MONUMENTS, Tablets and Head Stones, BOTH GRANITE andsNARBLE That I will sell cheap for cash. Call and see my stock and him down three times before the fight npindfid to make a search. His TH-h'-Hill. Missouri, to examine said officials could restore order.

A Special Session Wanted. examination of the interior of the jail road be open to such citizens as the in his finding in the bottom ma.vnr and councilmen may invite. nn. Mav 24. The World's Fair dress of a lady whom he was following.

He gave his name as John Conners, of No. 443 West Fifty-second street, and is an employe of the Ninth Avenue car stables. He is about thirty-three years of age. A Cold Plunge. Fort Wayne, May 24.

When the east-bound freight train in charge of Conductor Elliott of the Niokle-Plate railroad neared Hobart, during a heavy thunder storm about one o'clock yesterday morning, the conductor prepared to alight from the movinsc train. A flash of lightning dispeled the gloom for a moment, and a hasty glance revealed what seemed to a level stretch of ground above the track. Elliott leaped from the caboose and he continued to descend until he plunged into a cold stream forty feet below. He was rescued by the trainmen. His injuries, save a badly sprained nkle, are not serious.

was declared in his favor. "Big Lumber Failure in Canada. New Yokk, May 24. The Herald's Quebec special says: 'In consequence of over-speculation in timber and a de committees have decided to ask Gov- ctnvP. a.

steel scroll saw, a steel Alsn. that the mayor and councilmen "PM for call a special session of the Legislature to submit a constitu shank of a shoe, notched, and a pocket cannot attend said excursion on next knife the large blade of which was Mona ay, for the reason that members cline in prices in England, Smith, War tional amendment authorizing Chicago am witnesses in a suit leading dealers in lumber in this to vote $5,000,000 for World's Fair pur and other articles which in a desperate f.it.v.arfi in financial dimculuos. 'JLhel notched, would be UJL in the district court in a case in which Hnntrp.rrms Yget prices or poses. World's Pair Commissioners. TT T.rT 1 tho liabilities are about $2,900,000, and the principal creditors are London (Eng.) however, that the discharged and suspended men will bo reinstated.

Removed by the President. New York, May 24. The Herald's Denton (Md.) special says that Colonel Philip Downs, general appraiser of merchandise for the Baltimore district, has been removed by the President. He was appointed by President Cleveland in 1886. No reason for the removal is given, except politics.

the city is a party." The council then adjourned Tben-tox. N. Mav 24. Governor nnfl Canadian banks. Western lum orisoners nanas.

xiuw iucj euunv. jail, is the next question to solve. Best Frencn Cattanea 20 cents. Augustine, Van Cieklerft Co. W.

Abbett'has appointed Hon. Thomas N. Smith, of Newark, and William J. Etch visitor a sfctst muic, Kylor bermen are creditors for $700,000. Un-1 ass a settlement can be made, it will 1 Sewall as World Fair commissioners be a serious blow to the lumber trade.

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