THLEGRAMS 10 THE STAR ATTACK ON CONSU MACKEY. Set Upon im His Residence at Paso Del Norte by a Drunken Man. Lovrs, April 12—A special from Et Paso | tothe Globe- Democrat says: Mon‘tay even shortly after dark, while United States Cor ord Mackey, at Paso del Norte, was sit- room at bis residence, which he ha nted trom J. H. Griffith, resting after the Libors | druMth forced hhuselt into te Jcnce ane Into the consul’'s room with a great of Diuste> and noise, ahd evidentiy ina state of 1p- ation. Consul” Mackey’s mother was in the room and became frightened terribiy, us. tt Ww the man had come fora fight. Mackey y stepped in" an adjotning room, placed x in_hin pocket aud then faced bis assailant Racal fauier commenced a tirade of abuse, accusing Mackey of talking about him, and finally Tushed om the consul, who tried to ward of his biows, when both went down and rolled on the Moor." In this position Mackey tried to draw his post trom his pocket, betng uuder the impression Lat Grifich Was ariued and Intended to shoot bit, Dut his hand was beld In his adversary's grip untll the noise attracted a number of bystanders, Who separated thew. After the consul was re Ieased from the holi of the bystanders, Grifith Stull continued his abuse, and Mackey becaine so excited b¥ the screams of his mother that he pulled bis pistol again and fired at Grimth, but | Jortunately without effect. Grimith then escaped. | Some Mexican policemen Fan up to the house, but sering that ft was the Auerican consuls Test- | dence did not go in, Manro Canano, the Jefe poli- tee of P ‘Norte, caine up to the house arter hearing What occurred, and ordered the policeman to stay conld be found, bat he did He went at once across th Mind and arrest Griffith as soon as he make his appe river to El Pa A Subterranean Chapel g IN NORTH- INTERESTING DISCOVERY IX AN OLD MIN . BRN MEXI Et Paso, Trx., April interesting dis- covery bas been made in an old Spanish wine on } the propert of the Corraittos Cattle and Mining e River, in Northern Chihu: < this inciiue 2 found wi chapel. ‘The chamber 13 | about 20 feet high. | solid rock running | and so has been an aitar | white- » a Catholle a Pp nupet could be used ata moment worship. om existS among the natives in th ghborhood that many years ago a regiment of Spanish cavalry Was stationed at the presidio of some 25 talies distant (rota the mines, an Uiat the Indians disclosed the existence of the . Woo was in spiritual charwe of rest went into partnership they employed the soldiers nd in Working the mine, which was found exceedingly rien. Afver a while complaints were inade ateut this enforced labor at beadquar- ters In Spain, and the colonel was called howe to answer the charge. Before leaving, be and the priest uivided the siiver, aud the colonel’ share Was sumcient to load ¢ mules, Which be ook m across the country to Vera Cruz, where p tor Spato “wubiry atjacept to the Casa Grande 4 Kiversis fai of objects of interest ¢ and naturalist. Prehistoric here, many of them trace. able Lo the Aztecs, Dut others evidently autedate any authentic records of histor’. A richer fleld of eration and lnvestigation caunot be found whyWhere in North America. Died at a Keligious Meeting. | Paxxensacxc, W. Va, April 12.—Mrs. Nettie Howell, who resided tn Dust Camp, Gilmer County, While attending cias+mecting Sunday morning, arose, and in accemts of religious cestasy ex- claimed: “Brothers and sisters, 1 know that_m: emer liveth, Isee him now itn the fesi n Wining toa gentleman standing near, Mr. Post, she told bim (oO meet ber in beaven. see sis Spoke tn sitatlar words of appeal to Mrs. Post ahd then to the minister, Then, turning to her husband, she exclaimed, “Oh, Charley,” and fell ck dead, Strange Dea: New Caste, Pa, April & James Mecann, # well-known and popular went out driving with a lady, using his When early yesterday | ther Went to his room tocall | be bad not yet returned, apd barn the horse was found stan buggy, whieh contained t an. His neck Was seat and the heavy u had fallen dows. Deatu had been strangulation. McCann was about ety -UBree years of age. Split Open With an Ax. licwrixeros, W. Va, April 12 —Ona Station was | of & barbarous murder Tuesday night. | es Pike has for some time been seeking a row | somebody, and Was particularly annoying to | Tuesday evening he met the latter | pS Was coming out of the woods with an | SX ua Lisshoulder. Pise attacked Billops with a | Knute, Waen che latter ratsed the tool and struck a derritic blow, splitting Pike's body from the Shoulder tothe Waist. Biliops surrendered and is in Jail. ae CONKLING'S STRUGGLE FOR LIFE. More Unfavorable Symptoms Appear | Nis Friends Again Alarmed. ween the Ir the scene changed for the worse again Yesterday afternoon, the rst sms noticed belng an Increase of Ww | At 3 oclock ex-—Judge Shipman said he did not | think that Mr. Coakling would live twenty-four | hours, Or. Barker Bad arrived and aunoanced that Mr. Conkling Was losing ground, that be was evide weaker and bad menengitis, He had Laken bis medietoe and sotie milk as nourishment. | ductor was evidently much alarmed. ‘After Dr. Barker made his 5 o'clock vistt he an- | nounerd that his patient Was sleeping peaceful) Jie continued to sleep through the -fternoon. At o:15 Drs. Barker and Sands Sulshed a consulta- tion, Dr. Barker said the patient haa had a sou Leaithy deep sleep from :to'ciock until 9:10 p. und that bh. mental cond h Wasexcellent. The gctors said the sicep was goed for the reayoa that took away all strain from the nerves. The sor the Senat ‘were ltnproverd. ‘aty-four hours ago,” he said, “bis chances in @ buudred; now the chaaors are ove tn : he Will recover. He has been icfor tne pst twenty-four hotirs.” ia went tosleep after the depart- akness, 3 recover During the even! 1 at the T a3 revived by yur dist the following telegram, ‘le Uadersigur busband, beg to} our deepest sympathy, | 1 long spared w bis country, | public ie: | Pe cock: | wan, Est Sauisbury, | Fog en a si dca Browns 5 Cx for Ube e%, and Lis erto the minute than | wt Was ninet, degrees, T tue delirious fever tat DOZEN Wot atch from Knoxy His being bulit at Cumberia Aprit 11, says: 4 Gap by Fowells Valley Raliroad. Last Saturd } laborers struck for an Increase in wages trom | 2h to $1.50 a day. ¥ notified the contractors 4 the people for miles arou ef 1 th milled. ‘The pnt them to work Mom Torce of Strikers, ad armed With ri uence of | assaulted cd, and the battle tasted | Pe “nm are reported Killed | fi nded, sole of Uheta see a te tious ange supply Of arms and ammunt- | jon, a fur trouble IS expected. A row ,Ohig Congressional Hota er era eaten toneeee eee eee Eanes} Were oe eee JAMES G. PAYNE, Trusten, Spa 3:40pm day Se Sow ‘uel ry rablil — * t. or Boston without e overs Fowiuid, a3, Metogelicta Mote BANOATS 1- Later 01.98 Gunning carn or | Hits ikiastnis oe ben Enslo Tilt) SugeTEnS pang, oF uRHOUED FuRrERTS,| 07 stinkae Soman) BS Bee, 8 hatha Sean Russell, C. 4., Gonh., The Hamilton, Dongola Ki aes tee, ALF STREET SOU 1HWES' = HOMAS DOWLING, A\ 7 ¥ with boats of Brokiyn Ammen, eff Husell JE, Mase, The a rr eae ee ean cal| [ NESE SR SMA Teco. | Be virtue uf Seed Petron date ts = tir das, of 1 SR a Ney Lee Norriee scm Sew Vora eee us] zB a jovember, 1879, au ly recorded. ber No. TSTEE'S SALE, VED REAL Wbia, 7-20, 900. 11-00, and 1240 am The : '5,et weq., one of the land records for BEL NOWN AS PREM.SES No, 307 TENT! 2.00. 4.10, 6°00, 1000, aud 11-20 Ringers Gegny National Hotet BARGAIN 2—Ladios' 91.48 Dongola Kid or Forea | ['!OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Wanbitwrtou, an the fisinet oe Golsmina ant braine: | BEERS RSONS ASEM ae Say. '00. "11 ah wee 2 0. 10 S00 300K Sayers, J. D., Tex., 719 11th st. n.w, Button, Opera or Common-Sense Last, plain toe or | VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON ty secured thereby, the undersigned | By virtue of = deed of trust, duly recorded among end 1120 pan. Limited Exprew, Parlor abd Dine Scott, W. L. Pa, Chamberlin's, patent tip. ME EAST SIDE, OF SECOND STREET, BE fain en THURSDAY the EWERTY Suki Day | Ee ug rote see Dit fetof Columba. ta | tae Ca ga week apap Sa gan, Gal: Scull, E., Pa, Ebbitt House, TWEEN, SOUTH D STREET AND VIRGINIA | GY 'ApRIL, 1888, at FIVE, O'CLOCK. the following: the party secure thereby, I wislsell wtpub- | abd L140 aan. 37.09 oh Sene§, G. E.,’Onlo, 1338 G st. nw. BARGAIN 3—Ladiow’ 91.23 Perfect-Fitting Pebble | AVENUE SOULMWESI, AT AUCTION. | | described property: All that certain piece ot We Suetom, in frout ul the pretaisce ob THURSDAY 40,6 200, * 10, 10.00, ang 11 2 hom, Oe Bae Seyméur, H. W., Michigan, 1903 @ st, n.w. and Glove Top Real Kid-Foxed Button, worked holes | r@hrrine PAX AZ TERNOON, APRIL | of ground aituate, lying and bein in the city uf Wash. | the NINETEESTH DAY OF APRIL, 1888 AT FIVE a8 Oh 805.850, 11 am. 2 ba Sa A Shaw, F. ‘T., Md.. National Hotel. i ‘and guaranteed solid. CLOCK, ‘on, ‘the ‘prentioes, I shail sell the north | 1DEtOH. IR the District of Columbia, and, known ed | O'CLUCK P.M. part of original Lot. tu eguare 45 | p00. 8:10. 1000, anil 11 20 pa Sherman, J’ 8., N. ¥.. The Porth PCLOOK,, op, the, premise, I shail sell th described as Lot 24. in aquare 263, toxether with the | jn the City of Washington in said Distnet, deseribed | For Popi's Creek Line, + 20 aa. Suh 440 pm. daily, Shively, B. FInd i27 A st hen BARGAIN 4—Ladiee’ 750. Hand-Turned Kid Ox- | iso. “runuing beck 198 feet tou LO-foot alley. “This SENS ape Noe Eee UD Fhe | Metollows! “Boptuait forthe same ate point on tie | pocket Sn ss om am aeOhe de nck Simmons, F, M., N. C., Metropolitan Hotel ford Ties, plain or patent tip. operty is suitable for warehouse, coal yard, or build- | 5 are Frame Dwellinus a some | ae aE enn Saeko tis ont te Sundepe O00 eo Smith, Henry, Wis, 130 Maryland ave. 2.6, CaaS "Tern, orth 20 ieet: thence. went 79" iret. thence 20 pas : Smith, M. A. Arizon BARGAIN 5—Gents' $2 Seamless Vamp, Calf But- | Terms: One-half cash, the balance at six and twelve A eh anti PRIA AND FREDERICK SBU Styder. C.F Wee as SL ton, Laced and Gaiters, low or high out, broad or | Months, with notes bearing interest and secured by | Miotcrest aid secured by devde of (rust or all each, | buriuine toseties wich the impmoverente: Mes col AY, AND ALENANDUIA AND Washes Sowden, W. it Pa Say ke oy Hotel ponlicgoa = loed of trust. All convey anging apd rwoording at pur- | at'option or purchaser or purchasers: All Souveyane: trod tworstory rate dwelling bows. For AUN BALLROAD FB, N.Y, o a m P eposit of | Terms: Que-lalt cash,renidteat oue year,ein per cent | For Alexauuria, G:0Y 6-35, 8:40. 9.47, 10-57 a Spinola, Fr Ba. ¥), The waineten, poe and recording at purchasers’ cost, A deposit ‘erm: Oue- st Oue Feu, Uy ¥ 8.40. 9:47, Spooner, H. J., R. 1) Howe, Piepanyd G—Gents’ $1.50 Genuine Calf Button | “aps-dkds THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. sioo weueg ae ‘iMwagnes: came ots sale. | interest. secured by note of 98 trchacet and dred of 39:05 end 4) 59 bbe Sc $m St Springer, W. M., Til, 43 B st. se. Congress, oak-tanned soles; # Shoe that | — ——- apl0d&ds ROBEkT O. HOLT: urchaser, Depos.t of @100 required at time of sale, 10°57 am, 2.30, 6.00, nd LO: Pa Stahinecker, W. G.,'N. ¥., Woodmont, cannot be produced for our selling price, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ———— - be forfeited if terme are bet coms iied with in teu | Accoumodation for Quant m Steele, G. W., Ind. ‘House, — HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. za row date of male, All conveyancing. &c, at pur- | For Kichmond and the South, 090, 10 Stephenson, £, Wis, feo Fst. BARGAIN 7—Our Gents’ Strictly Solid $1.23 Buff | REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT mosnee! chaser's cost. ees

= ve JDPXCANBON BROS, Auctionsers BATE OU ALMA, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. “The Law of Nature, Divine and Supreme.” TREETS, ISTEE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME — y = F _ . article was written for the purpose of making Dibaba anid HOUSE O CHANCERY SALE OF FINE BUSINESS AND RORY TOMAC TRANSPOKL ATION LINE. HOUSE ON SIXTH STREET, NEAK N STREET where you find a good line of SPRING OVERCOATS | “ NORTHWEST. For vaituuor- and Ho.omsc River Landings. RESIDENT PROPERTY, IMPRO' e. more clear the doctrine of the Catholic Church re- POVELTIES IF FLACK MARQUINE AND CHAS- cs ACK Mtesiner SUL, Capt. G [caves Stepheuscnte: from €6 to 815. Also, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of | TNA EAce FRO ER RON: | whttner SUE Cops cousbagen, isoves Stepnegecate garding the rights of the poor STORY FRAME HUUSE ON THIRD STREET, | tne District of Colum! on F >| NEW BLACh PRATNG STE | ast + inal hal Munning last January waten atteacteac ange | ,Aezcellat amortment of BUSINESS AND DREas | "™OSIOU'TMEUE NOMTEG IST Hse} in Hgulty Cause No A0rin Joka Mat vx | TEP OESGE MPU NO TS Lib Groves yey | attention atthe thine: We ping the eat SUITS from 87.50 up. By virtue of decree of she Supreme Court of the | Elizabeth Hurst, wo wil sell, at public auction, Ya | GUURTAC LDS LNGLISH CREPES AND VEILS TEPHLNSOX & BRO. Uacts from the cardinal’s article: ing €X- |

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