to;
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m. Aug. u—n the prosecution
W) hm their case tothelltil-
theyary.whlchiromthecbsrao-
. , Wyalready given appears
Jumble. it ishardly possible to cor»
eitve’ot a more infamous and revolting
cit-r the the tor which Mrs. Mattie
Ilia-shew on trial
~fie victim was the prisoner's son,
' whom. so tar as has been shown,
lad nagroands for or renting, and” the
atlamotlveior tlreluurdet',“r murder it
,wqappure to have been to securetbe
imam for which the young man’s
litewasiuared.
filiafieweselowlydoueto death inthe
crud bhiou po-ible bythe long
tiers-mo administrationoi corrosive out
line“ km thoroughly established,
andthuebuo questionwhstevertbatsu
attesnptwasraade to removesllevidence
lithium heavily insured to an extent
which, it Is hinted. as a possible motive for
the uaoval oi John Shaun. made it cz-
Wy Malt sto keep up all the poll-
Isa
New In a Hill: Punch.
Th family is not entirely im iron: the
limitation oi having had frequent recourse
to the mute expedient, for it in openly
finned that hederick Shaun met the
mmeiste which beiell his son, and that
one of lire. Shaun's daughtmin-law bare
heaped alterpartahing of a milk punch
with parts green.
I- theisttermes the poison was revealed
”finely-is of the punch An indict
flat against the woman's husband failed
hen-e political hocus poens which in»
its “swapping" tor one found
I‘a'Iloou keeper for violating the
“thudthedcath oi Shaun, 8r..lt
w-prwosed to try hire. Bhsaaior the
Jointly with that of hereon. but
duties Abbett declared that he would try
f only one crime at a time.
point relating to
slain of the Shanna is
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Salamalkllardwamlm.
42 can lain Street.“
A POLITlCAL WAR.
Mm-Mlnmme‘fhfis
lesieaa'lewae.
Roommhng. M.- tingle looked
iorlniheststsotceah mm
theeleottoa tar mammar-
piaoe on Scotti. Titers are two esndlv
dates for the otlloe of chic! executive—
Garse Galen. the present governor. and
Don Miguel Cerdluas oi Bettina. They
anhnown Impactinly as Gala-rim and
the Oppositionletas
The latter is much the strougw in
numbers, but (is so her the support oi the
state and municipal ofllcinls, whoare all
his appointees. The supporters at Galen
have prevented the opposition party irorn
meeting or organlaing clube. and so arro-
gant and illegal has thoir conduct become
that it her given rise to much ill felling
between the two parties.
This culminated Thursday in the On»-
sitionistas rising in their might in the
town» of Allende. Navas, Horace and San-
egosla and driving out the Galen oillcials,
who had forcibly deprived them 0! the
rights guaranteod them by the (odor-icon-
stitution.
Upon the news reaching here the jets po-
litico of the district, Manuel Roses. arm
isedaposeeoi about!00mcu,oiwhomm
were iederal soldiers, and left here tor
Nave. about 20 miles distant. with the
avowed intention of cleaning out the Oppo-
eitionlstaa.
Gamma, Aug. it—A special iron
Eagle Pare says about all federal troops
were unloaded st Sabina, states of Goo
bulls and Peyotes, on the Mexican Inter-
national. it is reported tbatatraiuload
of cavalry will iollow. to be distributed
along the line oi the road. Cardlaas' party
captured Nara and turned out the Galen
, ol‘liclals and took charge oi the oillcea
This places them in possessim oi most all
the towns surrounding Pledras Negras.
What action the federal troops will take
is purely surmise. About too 0! Cardinas’
men are camped three miles from Peyoies
etntion, where the troops were unloaded.
THE MONEY STRINGENCY. '
Standard Oil Chech- lleluaell For the. ”I“
Tim. I .
Totaoo, Aug.14.-—Fortheiirsttimesiuce
oil was discovered in tho Ohio fields the
checks iasuml by the Standard Oil con»
parry are not honored. The merchantaand
boarding house keepers have always read-
ily accepted tilt-checks alter being properly
indoml and have bad no trouble in no
— gotiating them at tho Tnlodo, Findlay and
Lima books. So common were these
checks that they were and shout tiresome
ea currcncy. and many oi them would ho
come so worn that they scarcely held to
gather when they at last got around to the
banks.
The fact that the country is suifering a'
currency imninc has been made apparent
to the oil mm in a manner which aston-
iolws them. A low of thochechiesued (or
July were llL‘ilt'plwl by the country met.
chums, v. ill) inrmnptl)’ turned them overto
the bunks. The latter refuse to issue the
currvm-y on them or to credit to permit-l
ntmmdu. Sumo bunks even rcluscd to ac-
t't'pl lliuil ior exchange at ll per cent div
['Jillli.
('lmrd For an Indefinite Periods
Allbl'Hlillli. N. Y,. Mtg. li."l'hc No. l
hi.ittir1;:zlx;1- u. \\ .trrtru, ih'Fnl’cai 5: Co.
l‘iu-mi .... 1.: mi. unlit-mm. They employ
“Mt MU mm” in ii.» mill. Sumo oi the
mlim punt oil in silver and small change
owing lu the paucity of currency. There
an: nmrly tow maple now out oi employ-
ment in this city.
A Big Int at Gold.
Naw You. Aug. la—The Cunard steera-
er Aurania brought mom in gold, air
‘1on which was consigned to the Cana-
dian lienh oi Commerce, mono to lb
American Express company, minor) to
Drexel, Morgan it Co. and limit) to John
Sinclair.
new You Chocha Ief‘ed.
l’tmot' nu, Aug. it—NUNMM
are at the East libertystoch art have
decided it) rclune all tbechsau New York
drnlts in payment for stock pendingthe
purulent cum-any stringency. Only cash
will be taken.
‘I‘wesrty Chelsea latte-ea.
New You, Aug. thwbr. Jenkins re
portal 20 cases at cholera at quarantine
among the detained passengers, two more
having been discovered Huntley. The
steamer Fplda arrived lroru Henna All
were well on beard All at them
passengers had been detained Ive dayses
that port. and their baggage was dieta-
iected below embarhatlou.
W Ills Vile.
I‘Afllmlfl, NJ, Aug. unmark- lilo-e.
til Korth First eireet. iatallywoaadadhla
d wilewithabayoast amuse-nest»
longing to the (terrace flebeatseabaad. at
which be is a miner. lie hunched her
down with the butt end at the and
thalatabbldheria the “Inhibit-y-
east.
n Wm “a...“ We...
segue-evanescent.
Romans. a “wallet eight.
dariegihegsleevmuiettefrlaeraa
coal her-pr balling treat (bleep, was
Mummies lrera shore.
eolmeoa sad biernwotlve meals
stewardess tool to the reel aaa
Chartettaiaaanhaastedroflitloa.
immwfilfiwmw.
O'Nlllb. itch. Ase. law-it is
is bankrupt. love i
thetbeiagiaedsiaaettaeb.
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htteanasaa tamweberc. ,
the champion {slashes max.
airy-ever appear is e wheelhaa'e sees
min lamqaeaaet ibelaiarieshesa
asivedlac'lrm
croquet my». team eve-Ill is
“belly may. i. ”will
”deem.
Penney 14% became tenure
m rel-humerus area at byes-ea
armed M e eat-rte. “be
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1130“. lfliillSllI l: (20..
III loam 9‘» Brooklyn.
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ltlslaid‘l'haslieueeeflsaslavelasa
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Catholic DIgaiterlesleteOametos
Pascal-lied.
New Your. Aug. ie—The visit today oi
Mgr. Batolll, the papal thrill“. to Arab-
bishop Corrlgaa upon invitation ol the lat.
terls regarded with a great deal of curl-
oalty by every one iamillar with the
strained relations which have existed be-
tween these two church dignitaries.
Whether the archbishophea climbed down
from the high ground he assumed when
dealing with the ltaliaa dignitsry and is
anxious to cover up his descent before the
public hyhaving the despised vloe papal
authority hie most honored guest. to whom
allsortsoiobelaanoe willbomadebyw
sell and his immediate followers, will oi
course never become generally known.
Those who profess to know, however, do
clare that the archbishop has seen that a
terrible scandal tor the church in .this
country was imminent, it not exactly
through his own (suit, through that of his
lriends, who. going too tar themselves.
wouldfsiodrive hlmaloagonthsroadto
ruimaad that in time he has humbled
himself, gaining. however, certain conces-
sions which will save him public humilisv
tion.
‘I'he (lanes-lone Undo.
ltlsetated thathehasaoespted without
reserve the authority at Mgr. Satolli in all
thinga relating to the government of the
church in this conutryand that hcooeiorth
the iriendllest relations will exist.
The concessions made him are said to be
that he will not be asked to give Dr. hie~
Glynn a parish, the doctor to be allowed
the roaming commineion which he himacll
favors, with the entire country for his
church and pulpit, and that Dr. Burtocll
will be allowed to remain for the preaent
at Rondout. Dr. McGlynn, in the arch-
bishop's opinion, in untitled for parochial
duty, and he believes it would he folly to
endeavor to put him in the traces within
which every ordinary priest must work.
it ll pointed out that the t pastor
oi St. Stephen's, the Rev. Charles H. Coi-
ton. has done more in the parish during
the past three years than Dr. McGlynn
could do in a lifetime. and that he has al-
most cleared sway the debt on the church,
which would have long sinccbeen sold out
hmlnotachauge been made. It hasfur-
thermore been urged that glibnees oi
tongue does not shake a man great. and
that Mgr. Satoili, instead 0! troubling
more about him, should allow Dr. lio-
Glyna toga on in his own way.
it being the policy of theCstbollc church
toavoid scandal at all cost. Mgr. Satolll
is willing to be thoroughly reconciled with
the archbishop and to have no clogs on the
occlcalastloal machlucry in this archdio.
cru- llenlad at the (allude-l.
At the cat hcdml it in at room denied
that the archbishop ever had any strained
relations with the spOstollc delegate. On
the .ntrsry. it in lurid be was that anxious
for unreserved obedience and submission
to Mgr. Batolli. it is shown that Arch.
bishop Corrigsn so tar back as January
addrmeed a pastoral leiterto his clergy
warmly approving oi the pope's action In
sanding the delegate. and that in a letter
tothepopeon themes-ion oi thehoiyiar
ther’e jubilee he and his sunregsns wrote.
"in satin obedience to your holiness we
veaerate the authority oi the delegate
apostolic."
Tuesday morning—the least of the Asv
aIIllptioa ot the Blened Virgin—«at 10
o'clock Mgr. listolll will celebrate poatth
Icai high man is lit. Wk'e cathedral-
Tbe uni-teat priest will be the ltev. Ngr.
Farley; thedeacoueoi honor, the lie-v. John
Edwards ol the Churrhol the immaculate
Conception and the lies. James it. It
Dean of lit. Meier's: deacon oi the-am.
the liev. W. J. llaly; sahieaeon,ihs Ber.
P. Daly; masters oi monies, the lies.
Ja-se N. Connolly and the tier. lieary 1'.
hey of the cathedral. Archbishop Cov-
rigsn will preach.
The apostolic delegate will hr tales to
several Catholic institutions alter Deal-
last. and in theevsulag there will he a re
caption at the arehhlehop's residence. llo
tlchete will be necessary tor admission to
the péeiillral roses.
Mallet-tektites;
h'rw momma". its—John lawn-es
tialllvsa, verbs—plea pagillet, had a use
rows-capsicum death at thehaadaoi a
tellewsporttheolhsr "vain laihehar-
met the Vanderbilt betchatlaalag-
toaersaer earl fortressed Hmlhh
eity.ltissald. llewas shat etbyaaold
enemy. eeeerdlea to the "post.” the
ballet-timed.
onereVirtorisbalh-eetrlehrafith
mam...”
~ "owner‘s 'uuuv.
paralysis linesalneatlselrsehsare- Isle
mired.
‘ tumult
llihedll.
mow. roll on m
on _
Wfigfilfld
I" 'I’lillll" CLIIIIICE.
sooorasoa‘roaserma. ally
la-e lively unis-“Mm rs. sacra-
Iaeht Naval-ed.
lorm, Aug. I‘m-Th0 Sportsman
that Captain have at the yukt Neva-:5
will return to America
reportedthatthe no. it'll M
es t oats.
hasbreneablediov tooorneoversndtahe
oi the Xavahoe. ln thennsnti-e
According to The ertaoran the Mt
row aboard the Naval...» occurred in this
way: The men were sitting at the sites”
when an order wasgivm which wasoheyed
very slowly. ,
Thelestmaatorine. said to be one of
ed with by one at the gentlemen aboard
the yacht. The seaman epohe back, and e
long altercation ensued. resulting in the
gentleman's striking the seamen in the
face and cutting it open.
The boatsvmln was ordered to put the
area below. but was reluctant to carryout
the order. Eventually be persuaded the
man togo. The seamen refused to accept
auapology lrom his " ' and ’ ' ‘
hisintentlon to meccute him. L'ltim
iy the gentlemn ho almch the seamen
settled the tar by paying the man all
month» ary. amounting to £10. and his
passe c to America. The man will sail for
home in a day or two.
TOM; m PARAGRAPHS.
John W. Macksy, themllllonalre. ienow
entirely out of danger.
Semteea persona were killed in a rail-
wsy accident in Wales
The executive committee appointed at
the Chicago sllrcr convention Issued an
appeal. '
President (.‘lcreland wrote a letter to
Pope Leo congratulating the pontlfl on his
golden jubilee.
Herbert Forte Otis at Boston fell through
a hatch in the yacht Pilgrim at Newport
and bad a leg broken.
Burma llicc. wife of the cowboy evau‘flo
lat. was rotten raged by a mob in Chicago
while prom-hing on the street.
.ir .‘iyatic park, Boston. Saucy llank‘
the in: tone llyer. trotted a mile in 211% in
an «flort to best tho world's record.
The once ismoue wheat npeculator. ll.
P. Hutchinson (Old Hutch). has sold his
membership la the Chicago board of trade.
Judge 3. F. llarrah oi Newton, ills,
appointed chief of division. treasury de-
partment, at a salary of ”H”. has da-
ciiuctl the place.
Serra valuable St. Bernard dogs owned
by Dr. Arthur Rutter. a dog ' -‘
\‘omon avenue, long island ('ily. were
poisoned by unknown persons.
THE meow. scones.
.‘AYitll’AL LXAGL‘I 0.3K.»
Ali'hlr‘agu~ LEI»
Cbicuam....,...0 ll 0 t 0 l 0 t l—Iillt I
Ciliciuuati....l 0 ll 0 0 U 0 ll 0—1 5 I
Bullhead lamJflng andVaagha. l'mr
ptvrt'srurbcre.
[M1581 LEAGUI oases
Ai'l'roy- amt
MWD 0 n 0 9 ll 0 2 3-.g 9
Albany ...... .oogiroooo-dne
Murphy and ”ruin-r, Wilson and lhmv-in.
Umpire» lhtlm anal Mental-ml.
.\t l‘rmlaimur lrt. H. l.
mhkllt‘f.uli0"5 l 0 0 i i ll 1‘]
itinghamx'no o o 1 i o 0 0 o o- to o
:ialitven and .‘lt‘Kevmgll. its-nae“ and Swee-
ney. l’mplro- Kiumm.
auroral. Lemur. erasmxo.
W. L P.i'l 3:". ‘1‘. km
. M
m )n ..u is will:
“hind to The” Ili- lilelewe a ‘l’vnlu.
lttanm. 1nd,, Aug. it.—-Cevtaln J. K.
Iloeher oi Toledo. a steamboat captain re-
taming iron the World's fair. was assault-
ed here by two tramps and beaten into
lasslsihility with a coupling pits. During
the struggle try crate-tweed to throw
losheruadrrthe wheels oi spssaiagtrala,
but iortnoately the train stopped betoee
they succeeded in deiageo.
Lived on Ieeelae Fee Almost a loath.
(ferret: Hanson, ll. ll., Aug. th—A m
who was burying towed lire. Joe“
son on the north side ct “mountain,
Ive miles (vocal-er home. libs had been
away ”days and during her insane was»
had not been near any house or
had anything to eat but berries
1a. eels Ageless MW
Wasiusorox, Aug. law-There were an
devvlwateatsin the lirvchlondgel'el‘lsrd
numbed it wee discussed wherever t»
whit-“minimum
read. Nelle-chewable» e
thermos-rah.
Misti-steam
Mil.hu.itwl’.tl:fl M re
Marla-Wise... Item‘s
e inane-Ate which he tell thuthe
Mannheelwaes Wale.“
amped-lure. millethesuy
TlN "WARE
”aluminum.
mummeilsrruwu
T. 8. llllNAliSllN,
South Norwalk. “.1
stfififiinr stiff
Early This Week They wan Be-
gin the Silver Debate.
IO ma 017 A0110] roam: “Pill.
Whiting“ lllerv
mummflgm—AMaIW
deed or The. Dawn to Wight
lessloaslayllelleld.
Wunrnorox. Ana. it—Congrees has
settled down to debate with a degree ole:-
pedltlon almost unknown in its history
and with an apparent determination to do
something that promleea well tor the out-
come.
Fortunately for the majority in the our
ate, the action at the how on the silver
question relieved them irons the necessity
of speedy and perhaps ill advised action.
The Demoaatlc caucus committee charged
with the preparation of a plan that should
they" of the united majority
will therefore commence its labor-a with
more deliberation than would otherwise
have been poeelblc. nod it is not expected
now that they will perfect their work—-
which involves consultation with many
senator» at each stage—much before the
house has acted.
The finance committee will probably
wait upon the actioaol the caucus cook
mittee,and so the silver question isnot
likely to figure in a formal way in the pro-
ceedings oi the senate this week. It is en-
tirely paslble and even probable that
speeches will be delivered upon the sub
iect. but iisotheywlli bebaaeduponsorue
such variation as that in' ‘ ' by Ben-
ator Lodge, calling for a vote upon the re
peel oi the silver purchase section oi the
Sherman act. and not upon shill regularly
reported Irons the finance committee and
ready for immediate action.
There is a atmng disposition in some
quarters to fill in the time during the
week by the discussion of the Lee Mantle
senatorial rlection case. which is in a priv-
ileged position and can he called up at any
time to the displacement oi other business.
Debating Nothing but film.
The programme in the house has been
definitely fixed by the adoption at the or-
der introduced Friday last by la-
tive Bland. The time will be devoted ea-
clusively to the consideration of the silver
question under the rules oi the last house
governing general debate. Sotwithstend
lag the apparent lack of interest in the
dL ‘ " ' ‘ ,, the
number of applicants tor recrignitlon al-
readyon the apaakcr'a lint demonstrates
that the period allotted to the debate—ii
days under the gvneral rule and three days
under the live minute rule'— will be all 00
carried. .
There are now between “land Iii)
enrolled by the speaker. the gm! majority
of whom probably expect to talk the lull
hour allowed by the rule. There are a
number, banner, who have stipulated {or
shorter periods, mneraily 2!! minor" or
ball an hour. it it appears that the time
for iiflklir will ho inn abort to lift”! “my
dulvsli itlm t. m In quark. night Rev-lint).
will he held in ir:.gihcu the period, but this
tx‘miu-ni, it in la-llr't’ni. will not lmurue
nesmry ln-lun- next week, with lbs.- u~
pinstmn of when the debate will rinse.
sea-re mu negr- sac Innate.
Senator \l’bitcui lmmsinua, a member
oi the "steering committee" of the Demo
cratic retreat, is quoted as saying that the
mmiitee has come to meant-lesion. re
sprrting a line at policy to be pursued by
the majority oi the senate. ills undev-
stauding, however, it was said, was that
the debate» on the silver queetitm. based
upon one of the measures already pending,
)ir. Stewart's free coinage bill or Hr.
Dodge's reeolutlm to vote on the oi
the Sherman law on the all last, will be
gin at once, possibly today. liraator Hoar
upsets toatldresa the senate in iavovol
the repeal oi the shaman law Tuesday or
Wednesday. _ .,......_..
Fourth Cleve hot-melon.
IVs-amount, Aug. law‘rhe lollowiag
iourth class miniature, were anointed;
.‘iew Jersey lies-to. Alonso h'ovtue. hunt
llvuvr. Elisabeth l‘. Fulfil. Malina. ll. 8. Misl-
dlelun: Waterbury. h. it. liradiurd. Wurst
mohair. l‘. i. »‘dlt"i¢~
Sew h‘nvh telltale. William Angie: halt.
lead. ll. it. l’nmral-l. hula. Allen lurch;
\‘mrtserevillr. l5 lkeytun Jrauliu. Waller Valley.
(Wilma lisrnharr. We“ t’leisay. W. V. rural»
tut.
fled the Walsh-a- ]. a chair.
flail. I’a.. Aug. it. ' l'ml Tate. watch- ‘
man at the sum l'lsts height hcmev, we»
waylald and badly lentil by burglar-Jar
vied late the "eight bones and bound in a
chair. The lmrgiare the- hlvw the mile
apes and carried oil the rash drawer, n...
matagtiwiaeaaaaed slam aerial-rel
cheek. . ., - ._..
lauded by a Irma. Cruiser.
lam. Aug. ti w'l‘be British miner
hub must the Mine mam Kiri.
”Al-plats: “seemed fleet paint it e
i... he litrhby was best sleet sail
towed is l'tywienib by the forth. The
forth had jest Iett Toe hey, when shehad
a... wiih the bias maverieg lest.
Cinnamon. Aug is. ..... 1’” m
Dating rial- aers ea near-lea setups".
rename. it. J.. Aug. )4;th Anus
ileam late spiaaeriym Mahdi.
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