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WED IN WASHINGTON. Kx-Ma.vor (irnnl. of Xi<w York. anil Senator Murphy'* Daughter Married. Ex-Mayor Ilu^h J. Oraat, of Now York, was married to Miss Julia Murphy, daughter of Senator Murphy, of Now York, at firSenator's h >m? in Washington a few in >n T j EX-MAYOR II no II .1. on A XT. imrs ai*o. The ceremony was performed l?v ; Archbishop Corrivcan, anil was wituessod by ! only a few of the most, intimato friends of the bride's family. A speelal dispensation w;t* secured, permitting tmarriage ceremony to be performed outside of a church. Botii i ex-Mayor Grant and his bride belong to the i Roman Catholic Church. Ex-Mayor Grant was horn In New York | City thirty-seven years ai;o. and 11:1.1 boon an . Alderman, Sheriff and twice Mayor of the Metropolis. Last November he was defeated I for the Mayoralty by William L. StrongAfter the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Granleft for New York City to take the steamer ' for Europe. They will speud several months abroad. A Ql'AIiRUFhK TRAGEDY. Four Men Shot Dead as the Hesuit of an Old Family Feud. On the Main street of Newborn, Tenn., Within ten second.-, tour men lay dead. Th?*se i four are R. W. Townsend and his son Beau- j regard and Abb and John riilgham. Ilia ' quadruple tragedy was the outcome of a feud j that started two years ago, and grew out of ' a trivial dispute between the Towusend and the Fulgham families. It appears that young Fulgham was having | ? hearing before a magistrate for an assault : on Avery Townsend the week previous dur- I iug a family quarrel, and a> the evidence I showed the assault unprovoked, a line of 450 j aud costs attached was itilllcted. At thecou- I elusion of the court business the crow<i iuov- 1 e<l out, and near the door the Townsend and , Fulgham parties caiue together. There were a few angry words, then weapons were drawn and the shooting began. In almost an instant the wholesale killing was done and the four men lay stretched on the pavement. SILVER Ilf '1 KXAS. An Address Issued to the Democrat* Calling a State Convention. An Austin. Tex., dispatch says : The 10 te j 1 silverites in the present legislature, led by j Railroad Commissioner Reagnn, issued an | address to the people of Texas, which places ' the monetary question before the peopl? and will cause the drawing of the line as l>etweer. ' the gold standard men aud the silverites it. j Texas. The proclamation which is the work j of Commissioner Reagan, reviews the history i of silver from the earliest date down to the present date. Great stress is laid on , the fact that it is money which tie* p -opleare J clamoring for and demanding it the hands ' of the government. A convention was called I to meet in Fort Worth on August iitfi, and in ' tli * meantime precinct meetings are called for July 20th to elect delegates to the Fort Worth convention. The proclamation sets forth that inasmuch as tlie issue is to he one to a finish that all 1?> to 1 silverites must follow their leader and enter the light and stay in it until the final W itcrlmv in 18fifi which settles as to who shall hi' tin' victor. They take occasion to score Cleveland and the national Democracy v ry severely and point out that the time is now ripe for action if th? sllverites m Texas over want to secure their rights. TilK DKIIT SI ATKMF.NT. A Not Increase in the Public l>obtol Over Nine Millions. The del>t statement issued at Washington allows a le-t iie'reas" in the pnhlie deht lest ea.-?h in tie- Treasury during April of 49,10'J,857. The interest hearing deht increased $2,849,950; tiie non interest hearing deht decreased iW.i.blli nid cash in th" Treasury decreased i7.0lti.dlS The Imlaucc of th< Several classes of deht ill the close ol* h||3h tiess, April :10th. were Interest hearing d>'ht 47111,201,910; deht on which interest has ciissl unee maturity il,75lpl?dO: deht hearing no interest fJlSO,701,240] total i I.hits,657,sn?. The certilieato> and Treasury notes offset hy an eipml anioant ol cash in the Treasury outstanding at the end of the month were: $566,088,621. a decrease of 41.255,818. The total cash in the rrvwuirv w:is $787,442,3555. The gold reserve was J : | ,247,144. Net cash balance $89,570,772. Ill the month there was an increase in gold coin and bars of ffill,< 057. th?' total at th'' close being 4139,998,158. Of silvr ih"r" was an increase of 4558,695, Of the surplus there was in national hank depositories fl6.797.027 against 416,224,166 at the end ol the preceding month. . Dr. Kecley MustTfll About tho tiolri Cure. At Leavenworth. Ka-?., Judge Myers, of the !*" ?|?t;iI Court, tn granting the petition of \V. F. Johnson, of Topeka, who sued 1 >r. I. lit' K. Kffh'V for $100,000 lumit;' rules that I>r. K-'fl *y must make known 111" mgr dieuts of Ins lu-ehloride t?f *o|>I . oinpouiul. Tin" t'tnirt In'l*is ihat the oin| "un l is not a property right n->r a trade -eeret, l?nig .also unproteeteil i patent, anil hits linen in uso more than two years, in tact, 'hat there is . n ithiiik'to pr \ !it l)r. K<" I \ from tcstifyitiur. Johnson 11; 'ges lie was in . I a physical wreck t.y t.i -r 1 I treat lie !Ut. ('olleetof I'll/tiugli l.ee I'akrv filacer. Cl"iieral I'i'-!i i_'ii I,- . vvlio has upp linteii i o||i?et..| of internal revenue nl t tie { W -NTIi ilistri"t. '. till tile \a -:tli' \ iilli-ed by ttie itiiith < ' ' pt. Sheppiir.!. arrived in ; l.viv hluii':,'. Va.,on Wednesday and was duly 1 instnlleil in olli ?*. No eliaiiO" i- nntiiputed in tin- employes of the ofllec. Death Krom Licking an Knvolopr. R.Frieheinier, formerly n inillionuire merchant of Nr-w York, died at Chicago frora blood-poisoning as a result of cutting his tongue while licking an envelope. NEWSY CLEANINGS. Civil war is browing In Nicaragua. The fruit crop in Illinois will bo largo. Texas crops nro suffering from a drouth. Cholera has broken out at Mecca. Arabia. Commercial agencies report trade improvement. Eric Canal boats will bo towed by electricity. There are 1001 distilleries in the United States. The Japanese in Chicago gave a peace banquet. Thu ITnif**.f sn.o.??? 111111 11 ? 1 students. Two rich silver strikes have boon tnadc at Leadvillo, Col. Rain fell at Rennessy, Oklahoma, for the first time .since October. It is .said that only some HO.000 persons have tiled income returns. The dreaded yellow fevor has appeared among Spanish troops in Cuba. Spain has declared that she will treat the Cuban revolutionists us anarchists. Itain is fulling in the northwestern part of Wisconsin, checking the forest tin's. Now Orleans, La., will try to secure the next Democratic National Convention. A Nebraska farmer plowed up an iron teakettle the other day containing -idUOO tu gold. Collector George II. flail, Jr.. of Duchanao County, Missouri, is short in his accounts $18,100. Henry Williams, of Hillsboro, Texas, killed his wife because she refused to get up and make breakfast, and poisoned himself. The setting aside of GO.000 aer<w? of school land by North Dakota, on the Yankton reservation, has caused a bitter feeling among intending settlers. Tho now mantel and flreplaco for "Tim Breakers," at Newport, II. I., Cornelius Vandorbilt's private residence. is of terra cotta, seventeen feat high and cost -i!75,000. The keeper of the Trigg County i Kentucky) Poorhouso has secured a minister, at hie own expense, to preach to the inmates of that Institution, of which he has a charge, every second Sunday. In Texas tho cotton weevil has survived the winter and will do groat damage. It will redueo the cotton yield twonty-llve per cent, this year. The Government has sent experts to study the situation and Texas is urged to take action as a State. Tho great wheel at Earl court, London, imitated from Chicago's great Ferris wheel, is finished, with the exception of the wood work. It Is said to b? an improvement aud is much larger than the Chicago wheel and has been sixteen months irt building. A largo wholesale butcher, of New York City, said that the consumption of beef had fallen off thirty per cent, since the recent advance in price. Tho advance was only ten per cent., but would have been much more had tho consumption remained the same. World's Fair <Liploraas awarded to exhibitors whose exhibits were favorably men iiMin-u uy nit: jutii?iw arc ouing prepareu in tbo Bureau of Engraving ami Printing, ami will bo sent out in about sixty "lays, together with the medals now being struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Papers have been llleil in the Uuiteil States Court of the Western District of Wisconsin, by the attorneys for the Sterling Remedy Company, of Chicago anil Now York, in a suit for estoppal and lainages against an imitation of No-to-bac, the tobacco habit cure. The action is brought against a conoern called the Eureka Chemical Company, of La Crosse, Wis. White Caps in Tennessee. A special from Sevierville, Tenn., where a notorious gang of White Cape have held forth for years, tells of the murder of Thomas Gibsou, one of the wealthiest farmers of the county by the White Caps. Three days ago he received warniug to leave the country, but paid no heed. Monday night as he sat with his nineteen-year-old daughter, the dour was battered in by masked men. He ruised a chair to de t?*r?<i himself and was shot dead. His daughter tied to a neighbor's house, but all were afraid to return, ami the body lay where it fell till morning. Some of the murderers are known aud arresta will follow. Sabbat arlunlsm Run Mad. Twenty-four saloons in Huntington, W. Va., closed up shops Tuesday night as council has refused to grant licenses, and Mayor Neal issued instructions tc the chief of police that all busines* houses must be closed on Sunday, in eluding barber shops, bath houses, restaurants, meat and confectionery shops and such like, and all labor shall be prohibited, including the sale ami delivery of newspapers, ice or milk. Drug stores can ouiy till prescriptions. Novel 1'oml (or llogs. Fresno County (California) grape growers are considering of establishing a big pork-packing house. The second crop of grapes, if dried, seriously interferes with the first crop of raising, hence the new scheme is to turn hogs into the vineyards and fatten them on these late grapes, which mature in November. It is estimated that 50,000 tons of these second crop grapes are produced every year around Fresno. ? New York Tribuue. And It Camp. Evangelist Moody prayed for rain Sunday at Fort Worth. That night while 10,000 people were assembled at the tabernacle, singing praise for the prospects of rain, the storm broke with Kiinti f*\v*?rv ( In) tr.it-o tru r <iti<l " * 1 1 ' ,u,,w ' " ' 1 ' 1 r" ' "'V * over forty people wore injured, one fatally. The \ isll<lo Supply. The total visible supply of eottun for the tvorld is 1,17"?,406 bales, of which 3,80:1,204 bales are American, against 3,047,240 bales and 3,225,140 hales respectively last year. The receipts of cottou tins week at all the interior towns were 117,1)28 bales; receipts from the plantations 48,8110 bales. Crop in sight 9,376,985 bales. THE NATIONAL CAME. Glnasou scorns to l?e tho he.it conditioned 1 pitcher in tho Baltimore team. Tho Loui.ivillo team, which has made a good start, is composed of young players. Kiil?*n and Dwyor, of Pittsburg, are tho j llrsl pitchers to be knocked out of the box. j "Duck" Ewing. Cincinnati's Captain and j first baseman, anpear.s to he auytliiug hut a back number vet. In most of tho League cities the Mayor I o|Mmed the season by pitching the llrst hall over the plate. ! Ex-League Umpire Lynch has signed with President P. T. Powers, to officiate in tho ; Eastern League. No less than four ex-Leaguers are playing , with Eall River, namely, Eennelly, Person, Lincoln and Duke. Miller has caught on in Cincinnati. He is tlncl:iro.i tn 1 to tho llnistt l lirrturhu* .ml llol.lot the club has iivtsr had. Manager Hanlon has determined to allow henceforth no presentations to the Baltimore I players in course of a game, j Catcher Robinson is starting out in the sumo great form that last year so materially [ contributed to Baltimore's success. Catcher Jantzcn hnsl>een released by Louisville. This Indicates that Welsh will catch regular and t.hat Pfeffer will remain at tlrst base. Fouiz. of Brooklyn, was the llrst player to j be disabled in a championship game this seaI sou. Ife had a linger knocked out in the I opening game. President Young has appointed Daniel Campbell, of Philadelphia, a member of the National League staff of umpires, to succeed the late John McQuaid. Stafford is "sizing up" all right at New York's second base. John B. Day says that if he receives a fair trial he will develop into a second Danny Richardson. Pitcher Boswell was tried out, and he did so well that Manager Davis, of the New Yorks, signed him to a regular League eonj tract and put him on the pay roll. Of those two teams which battled so j fiercely for the League pennant in 18SH i Boston and Providence not one member is I now playing ball in the National League. The Bostons and Brooklvns are wojirini* cai** of a style In use exclusively tlfti*eu years ago. They look so neat that it Ls probI able that they will be in general use before ! long. It Ls conceded, oven by men who a few I seasons ago declared that baseball was fast dying out ;is a sport, that there is every io; dieation of its unprecedented popularity this J Foulz made the lirst hit. run and put-out of the championship season for Brooklyn. I Kusie made the tlrst hit, Furrell the lirst run | and StatTord the lirst put-out for New York, ijhindle and Davis each made the tlrst error. The officials of the Browu Athletic Association refuse to allow the regular college game i played with Yale, to settle ownership of the j Freedman loving cup, awarded to the college nine that made the best showing against the I New York League Club. i About the lirst player to Is* released was j Mark Baldwin, the once-noted pitcher, who received his walking papers from the Philaj delphia Club. The Washington, Louisville, ' Boston, Brooklyn and Cincinnati Clubs will all cut extra men loose. Captain Manager Ewing, of the Cincini nafis, has adopted a code of signals by which l he directs the movements of his men on the Held. It is said that he does not have to get on the eoaching lines ami shout his commands to the players as ("omiskey ami Lat1 ham have done in years gone by. lie simply works a string of signs something after the style of tin; deal ana dumb language. The Brooklyn outllelders are working to! gather in a way different from tho usual j method. With men on bases hits to the outI Held are not llehled direetly to the plate if a , man is rounding third, but the ball is sharply thrown to one of the inllelders, who is tipped off where to eateh a runner. In this i way long-distance throws with crooked bounds are generally avoided. lO.OOO Mesi Striking. at Roanoke, Va., a prominent Flat Top operator, in an interview said that 10,000 coal miners are on a strike in that region. The five mines at work employ small iorees and use electrical machinery, which is a great labor saver. There u> bitter feeling among the miners beeause of the introduetiou of this maehiuery, and this, it is elaimed, is tho cause of the strike. TBOors ABE ASKKD FOR AT FT.AT TOP. At Charleston, W. Va.. U. S. Marshal A. V. Gardner reeeived a telegram asking for pro taction in the Hluefield coal region from strikers. Governor MucCorkle, of West Virginia, h;is been asked t?y th* Governor of J Virginia to allow troops to puss through th? State en route to that part of Flat Top Coal field whieh lies in Virginia. Serious trouble i is expected. Will Not Exceed $00,000. The aetiug Comptroller of the Cur> rency at Washington received a letter from Hunk Examiner Miller who eavs i there is no ovidence implicating anyone besides Cashier Holland iu the defalcation of the latter to the Merchants and Farmers' National Hank of Churlotte, N. C., and that the total amount for which Holland defaulted does not probably exceed $iM),000. On Tuesday afternoon Mr. Holland had a hearing before Commissioner Maxwell, ami released on SI 5,000 bonJ, signed by some of the most prominent business men of Charlotte, representing nearly 8100,000. Mr. Holland at once proceeded to his home. His trial will take piaoe at the next term of the District Court of the United St.iiteK to lie held nt f'tiarlnH* ou Tuesday the 11th day of June, 1895, to answer the chnrge of embezzlement, or other charges thut may be preferred against h;m. Weekly Keroipls of lotion. The following are the total net receipts of cotton ut all porta siuce September 1, 1891: <lalveston, 1 .('>32,929; New Orleans, 2,4*7,312; Mobile. "24.",,old; Savannah; 1 912,9*2; Charleston, 421,882; Wilmington, 238,001; Norfolk, t5l,2l>8; Baltimore, 11 1,r> 1 ; New York, 180,!M">; Boston, 29"),282; New Port News, 82,984; Philadelphia, 9 ('>,852; West Point, 281,289; Brunswick, 100,925; i Yelaaeo, 592; Port Royal, 149,006. , j Total 7,636,285. Tho South African Republic, ho 1' leaded. has an area of 113,009 miles, Ithc oiuct size of Arizona. That Tire It is remarkable bow many people there are who hare That Tirol Feeling and seem to think it is of no importance or that nothing need be done for it. They would not be so oar el cm if they realised how really serines the malady ia Bat they think or say "It will go off after a white." Wa do not moan the legitimate weartnam which all operieaM after a hard day'a work, hat that all-gone, worn-oat foaling whioh is oapoeially orerpoworiag in the morning, when the bady aboold be refreehod and ready (u work. It ia often only the Hood's Sc Makes Pi HE WILL NOT DIE YET. Doctor Barhanan Again Snatched From the Klectrtc Chntr by Legal Delay. Robert W. Buchanan, who wan to have been executed at Sing Sing ("N. Y.) Prison or tho murder by poison in New York City of his wife, got another lease of life. This time Deputy Attorney-General Hasbrouck interfered with the execution of the sentence. Buchanan's lawyers insisted that the week in which Buchanan was to have been executed having passed DR. BDCKANA^. by reason of Governor Morton's respite. it was necessary to resentence him be luro no couin rw lejjany executes rney appealed to United States District Judjje P.rown, and than to the Supreme Court of the United States from his decision. 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