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Show OLD COtMUT AOTEH. Crantlnic or rw Ureiie.-Ladj-Dmiloand Her Husband. London, Aug. 3. The Mail and Exprtu correspondent cables Another grievous mistake made by the government was the declining to retain In the local taxation bill a clause providing for the suspension of the grant or new license. When the subject of purchase of liccnstg was debated in the Commons the government jointed without ceasing ceas-ing to the suspension clause as proof that their entire aim in presenting the bill was to bring about temiier-ancc temiier-ancc among the people aud diminish this curst-or drunkenness. 1 he withdrawal of tills clause ha now shown what the game of the ministers really was all the time. The purchase scheme was a bitter pill fur the temperauce members of thellojseto swallow, so to induce them to tiko their medicine the plan for the suspension of licenses was presented aa sugar plum to reward them. Thenuftlmu.t, h.m had been rejected and the su'ien-slon su'ien-slon clause bad been withdrawn. The result of this double dealing Is that the wrath of the temperance party w ill be an abiding and active electoral force henceforth, and will be exerted unsparli gly against the lute rests of every minister who supported sup-ported the licendng bill. It Is dlf. ricuil to conceive of n more disastrous disas-trous and stupid set of blunders than hnvu characterized the present gov. ernmeut I nail horue legislation, up to the eud of this extraordinary nnd futile session. a scheme was mooted in Uio recent Synagogue Conferencein thiscitv in mmi in.. In a sort of federal union all Uie synsgegucs In the Uritish Empire. This would bo under the direction board of deputies. The Chief Rabbi has already obtained the adhesion ad-hesion of Uie leading Jews In this plan. , Dr. Herman Adlcr will not accept the loelUon of Chief Rabbi in England Eng-land it conditions defining his place of residence are attached to the office. UtDV BOilO IS DETETtMINED. Lady Dunlo, in an Interview today to-day confirmed the report that Viscount Vis-count Dunlo had had an interview with her since the recent decision of the divorce case in her favor, bhe says that the noble youth seems disposed todo the proper thing, but that his father refuses to continue the allowance If be lives with his wif. The Idea of his supporting her by earning money through his own exertion is of course not cot-celTable, cot-celTable, Thire Is littla prospect of J the couple entertaining domestic re-laUons, re-laUons, therefore, untuVLord Clan-carty Clan-carty dlw or undcrcoes iS thsnuo cf heart. Lady Dunlo declares, nevertheless, never-theless, that she will never compromise com-promise her right, nor relax her efforts to enforce their recogniUon. THE JEWISH rJUesECL'IJOK. . . . - )) -,,j 1 fT. PETEKSUU1.G, Aug. . TIl& rtsumpUon of tne government of Russia of prosecution of the Jews In this country Is attributed to the spread of nihilism among the Jewish Jew-ish communltlfc", ud th belief of the government that Hit suppression ofUieJewa willilrt mueile "',' supptesa the faciliUes of tne nihilists for propagation for their doctrine and communication for their plots. The recent riots of students, the riots hatched in Uie colleges and const Iraclcs of tie nihilists abroad, have been largely Jewish in their origin nnd management, and the Minuter tr the Interior h-s nt-portcd nt-portcd to the Czar that the educa-Uon educa-Uon of Uie Jews, who are combined in closonUlliation with one another and possess exclusive lines of com-munieaUon com-munieaUon among themselves, made the whole community a network net-work of consnlracy. The7ewlsli newspapers throughout through-out Fufope ttato Uiat alresdy Uie edict of 1SSS against their race has driven ten of thousands of Jews from their situations, aud that they have been exttlled from every government gov-ernment pott which any of them held. The police at once look possession of the house, and declined to make public any thing they know, if they really do know anything which clears Uie mystery. Pubilcoplnlon Is divided between the Uiecry that the coup'e dcclde-d together to drink poison in the whisky, and the theory the-ory lhat Motte gave Uie woman poison and tlie ti took it himself. Both theories are MM-I-GUTED IIY IIUIE tiOiall-. To Dr. Town-end tlie mystery is as great as to every body else. When hu left his wife the was In good spirits. It was armngcel by which train she should join him on tub steamer. Nothing was tild at the Inquest touigbt which throw any light 011 the mystery. Tliu doctors called said they could no puJltl'dj' say what iKilson was used without a post mortem. This will be made tomorrow. There are other points connected with the mystery. The tt'urtd currvsiiondeut has authority for saying Uiat the poison found iu the room was pru-slc add. The strongest circumstantial evidence goes to support the theory that the Olson was given by Da La Motte before he discovered the nature of the llqtior. tvrci S1KS JIl'ltDKllbP. Haiuiitov, Mis., Aug. 3. Late last night Horace Crawford, a negro porter at Gate's Hotel, saw several men loitering around a store, and thinking they were burglars he demanded de-manded them to surrender, wiieu one of them shot nnd killed him. AnoUier min was found just outside the city limits, shot through tho neck, suppce-il to have been done by the same (artleJ. The shooting caused great excitement. A posse is scouring tlie woods fur the murderer". mur-derer". The End rarlj tleichcti. AcucicX, N. Y., Aug 3 A delicate deli-cate poi nt of law lias been suggested here by a gentleman deep In legil lore. It Is that the week beginning with August -1th ends with a Sunday. Sun-day. Tho Warden has arbitrary tower to defer tlie execution of Kiramlir until Suudiy, Augutt 10th. ItisheldthattheUw woulj interfere in-terfere to irrvent the killiug, upon tile ground thnt an execution or 1 process ujon Sundiy is not legal Dirt-ctly nt this joint the case is touched by tint general j rlncipiu of law tint if the sentence' under which Kemmler Is exiectcd to be killed is void in tvirt It roust be wholly void. Brought to a close application, the assumption is that if it Is lllegil to kill Kemmler on the seventh day of the we-ek de-siunited, de-siunited, then it weuld lie illegal to kill hhn on any other diy- of the we-ek. The situitinu. It Is held, would lie different If Sunday Intervened Inter-vened as a part of the seven da) , liecause it would then run with the week and be n part of the seven days constituting the week. As the casestauds, the week In which the sentence Is to lie- e tecuted will not I be legally complete-, lie-cause tlie I week cuds on u day void In law. Unlis there is some general law which nay bridge this point, the entire scutence-.lt is thought, will be null nnd void Kemmler spent today quietly He seemed to have I a.giod aprcUie, and ate- three full I metals. I It is now pretty certain thit the execution will not take place on the first diy of the week in which Kemmler lias U-en finallvsentcnced to die. Undoubtedly thf lias been his last SaUnth on earth. Doubtless, Doubt-less, no cnntralictloii would be challenged from Warden D irston by Uio statement tint he does not tonight know tho hour of eleetrc-cutiou, eleetrc-cutiou, nor wlio will be cho-eii to stand by when Ke-nmlerdies. This afternoon the wife of the wirden left tbupn-011 to lie alejcnt until the week after Kemmler'sdeaUi. Nrvv Yokk, August 3. A dispatch dis-patch to tliu iTorUl from Auburn, iiuic-u i.sii a iu , says two hackloads of mm were two minute ago unloaded un-loaded al the prison gate. Tills locks as though the execution might take place before day light. According to private advices from Syracuse, however. how-ever. Warden Durston was at a hotel In that city after midnight and the first regular train to leave for Auburn would be at o a m. A Casgcd Press. Lomto.n, Aug. 3. A dispatch from Buenos Ay res to the ernes snys: At a meeUng of f-elmanite senstois aud deputies today it was decided tocontlnuetugivethe I'resl-denta I'resl-denta firm suiport. it is repelled that the Cabinet has decided in favor fa-vor of forced currency nnd that an tuJcavor will be made to stop the gambling In gold on change anJ currency. Mijor Palm-r, whom President Crlman denounced as an iuhrmer mid a military conspirator, is tie ad. He asserted that he was Uuned, The press is corapleteiv gigge-d. IMatishter I'm." ChicvGO, Aug. 3. A prize-fight or forty one rounds took place at I Thayer, Ind, today, between the lighl.wt-ighlti. Tommy White of Chicago nnd George Sijdons ef Grand Rapids, Mich. Two ounce-gloves ounce-gloves were usee!, and thopur-cwas S-jOO. biddons won. The l!n.t nml i second rounds were mirked by furiousslugglngou both side's, with advantage on thu side of Chicago, but after that he gradually weak-ened weak-ened ami was only kept to the scratch by frequent gulpsof brandy. In the forty-first round White was knocked down six times before his second threw up the sponge. The ring at the clc of the light looked likeatliughlerpen. Sdeerat I lection III 1 1 frotest. CoLc-HECs, Ohio, Aug. i A me-tlng Under the auspices of the Thurraan Club, to protest against the passage of the federal election bill, was held at the cost front of the capital this- evening. About 1,800 were present. It was expected that Judge Thurman would preside aud maku a brief speech, imi wnrii ene committee to escort es-cort him to the meeUng arrived be presented them with a letter to be read, which contained his regrets acd the Information that sickness alone prevented him from fulfilling his promise. He wrote a brief letter denunciatory of Uie bill and its provi-Ions, and expressed the opinion opin-ion that the measure would not pa3 the benate. A letter of regret was rend fiom ex-President Cleveland, In which he expressed a desire to he enrolled among those who protested against the passage of Uie bill, and expressing ex-pressing a wish that the Indications were not so tmaierous that a climax of congressional recklessness had been reached, In which the protests pro-tests of the people have lltUe weight. Senator-elect Brlce sent a letter, saying that the proposed law was repugnant to democraUc ideas and full of danger Jo the republic. Eevsrel speeches were made against Uie bill. Governor Campbell was not feafcx(l fir tbo list of, speakers until a late hour fib J did cot talk St length, and he devoted bis time in an explanation of the provisions' of the bill and the probable result of its enforcement. Regarding the rttcilt publication tht ho would employ thi State militia in sr-,,-tlon to the ecforcetftent of theblllln , his BUte, he said tne -lro- Tate-1 mc-nt was a falsehood. Resolutions of protest were presented pre-sented by Allen W. Thurman and adopUd. The resolutions wero in syep-tf-y wftl the general tenor of thenddresti. The Bill Condemned. PHiULtiEuniA, Aug. The Matthew Stanley Qusy Club of this city, composed euUrcly of colored men, nt a largely attended meetlngthlsafternoon, unanimously tasifJ a resolution to the effect Uiat the Federal ElcctSm bill is not practicable and wi'I Ctai Itelp Uie political coudlUon or tho colored man in the South, but will rather have a tendency to keep olive race prejudices'. An "tlfnl" lu Soutaua-NEW Soutaua-NEW 'YoMfi Aug 2 The following follow-ing were received by P. K. Fox yesterday: LoMtost, Aug. I. Fred Pritcli. ard,. middleweight champion of EngLinu, has posted a forfeit with the Sporting life and Issued a challenge chal-lenge to right Billy McCarthy, the middleweight cicmjloc of Australia, Austra-lia, at eleven stone fodr feunds, fur SiSOO aside. He agree-i to fght Jack Dempsey, middleweight champion cham-pion of America, for $S,5W a side and a purse f SiSOO in tke Pelican or Ormonde cluX, sad allow Dempsey Demp-sey 52,100 expenses. He vBI not fight In Americi. He wl1 Cght any elcveu-stone-four ound loan for the championship of the world. AtkinsO--. BUTTE, Mont,, Aug. 1. Have matched Matsada Sonekichl, thu Jap-ffiei-champion, to Peter Schumacher, Schu-macher, accoKli-rj to Ith'ioc UmUc rules, for jl,01i)and bO" p"" rent of the gate recelr ts, Urrcco IWr-r-nt 1 best two falls out of three. Will take place at the race track at Butte Cliv August 10. ?!lrjt Hie-K Ritchie. |
