.DAILY BEE--SATUKDAY
. MAY 19 isss
A BLAZING BOAT ,
Tlio Stoainor "Branita State"
Bnrned to the Water's Kdgo
a ! ; Gojflspeofl , Ooun ,
The Uaited Btrenfith of
ty Mt > n Prevents u Terrible -
blo Oalftoiity ,
Six Penionu Drowned iu At
tempting to Reach the
I-'uUDotnlU ol thoDisastar.
Special Dltpatch to TUK I ) r.
llAinroui ) , May 18. The otoamor
Granite State was destroyed thin morn
ing while npproochlug the dock at
Goodcpced Landing , torty-ono miles
below the city. The ihmes spread so
rapidly that nothing "aa saved. Five
lives HBO known to bo lost ; four by
burning and ouo by drawing. The
drowaod pcraon waa Mrs. Dr. Oh.
Maine , of Now Haven , who , with her
husband , jumped into the river. Her
hnsb\ud reached the dock. An effort
Tras made to loaoh the dock , but tbo
fire spread with such rapidity that it
was found impracticable , Her stern
waa swung In , however , and most
of the crow and passengers jumped
from the burning steamer to the wharf ,
whllo some jumped Into the river
and Rwara aehoro. It is not known
how the fire originated , The bodies
of persons who were burned cannot
bo identified. Ono body already
Identified Is that of the second cook ,
named Jackson. Two bodies are
supposed to bo oruigvftut passengers.
Nine horses vrero also burned. The
cargo v/aa mostly freight billed to this
city , which la u total loss. Tao
ntuamor'a hull floated down the river
about half u mile bulow the laudlug.
Nothing Is visible above water but
her galley frame aud walking beam.
The steamer waa walnod at § 50,000.
AnilIIIONAI. DETAILS.
p HAIITFOUU , Gt. , May 18. The body
of Mrs. 0. L. Main , uf New llavou ,
waa secured , She was on her brlail
trip , and sprang overboard with her
husband. They sank three times ,
when Miln b.cjmo entangled lu the
paddle wheel aad was saved. It Is
now thought Mra. Main aud the
second ctK.k , nnmod Jjtckaou , ( a
colored man ) are the only persons
drowned. Two deck passenger * are
unaccounted for , however.
The insurance , $400,000 , Is dis
tributed otralnst qulto a number of
companies , The cirgo was valued at
from S39.0CO to $50,000 , belonging
mostly to Hartford merchants. It
was shipped at senders or consignees'
risk.
Holloway , clerk of the boat , says
when the whistle for landing at Good
speed was blown , ho propoeod to send
tin shipph g papsru ashore that be
longed there. No pvaungers were to
bo lauded and but little freight. No
fire was discovered until the boat waa
wi'.hln A few fees ofthu dock. Hello
way hastened to invake the passen
gers. Meantime the agent on shore
had the head and midship lines
lastenod , but the boat was a tew feat
away from the dock. Not till this
time did thcsu on ahoro discover the
amoko , but in n very short time the
ilimea burst out. Soon after , when
most cf the paisongors had gathered
on deck , the boat bsgin to awing
away from the dock , und power to
handle her from the pilot house and
engine room was lester the fire hnd
driven thu engineer from hla post ,
whore ho remained till the boll wlrea
no longer worked , end the vessel WAS
at the mercy of the tldo. The
hawser wan seized by twenty
mun. who put their whole
strength to the task of pulling
the bout to the dock and after a atoady
pull , which at flrdt sooinod of no avail ,
the boat began to move inward aud
planka were got elf and passenger *
wont inhere In reasonably good order.
Theie was of course much fear and
excitement during the struggle to roach
the dock , but no loud demonstration : .
There wore occasional exceptions
among the few omigranta rrfio b came
very much exalted. In pulling the
hawser to roach dock the forward
hawser broke , having boon weakened
by the flame. There were 801113
passengers who had becorco con ,
fused and did not understand
Oapt , Holloway'a directions and ru-
inaluod in the forward ond. There
were soma cases dropped Into the
water. Others took hold of the haw
aer bofora It gave way and wont hand
over hand ashore. Two email boats
were brought up , and they were devoted -
voted to persons atruggling lu the
water- The ferry boat was towed up
and upon this all in the water were
taken. No one of this escaping
crowd is known to have been lost.
Nine horses were burned belonging '
to J. M Klngsley , of Deep River.
Another horse got overboard and
swam ashore. Mr. and Mrs. George
Pratt , of Mlddletown , and their TO
BOUS , were returning from n ,
where they had attended the wedding
of their daughter , a deaf mute , igr >
rled to a deaf mute. The brldo asked
her parents to take the wedding pros-
oatf to her former home for Bafe ,
keeping. All were lost. Mra. G. S
Hunt and daughter , of Naw York ,
were rescued with difficulty. lea
Hunt was taken Into two nt
boats , both caps'ztng.
C.tll'ord D Main , husband of the
brldo loit , ssyg ; The first I knew the
boat WAS on fire waa by toeing smoke
coming out of my stateroom I had
been aroused by criea outside but did
not know what tha commotion meant.
"Wo got up hurriedly and only partially
dressed and went Into the hall , which
was fast filling with smoke and passed '
through to the forward dock. There
wo stood for n moment to decide what
waa best to do. I could not swim , bul
I saw the hawser fastened to the dock >
and thought I could got hold of thai
and get both of us ashore. There wore
other people la the water at the tlmo.
I grasped my wlfo firmly around the
waist and told her to bo of good courage
ago and wo would ba saved , Then 1
lowered myself to the guirdand we
stood up together for the plunge , md
went into the water. Wo sank rlgh
away , but soon came to the surface i
and I was about to catch hold of tin
hawser , when It broke , and It seomei
oa if there wai no hope for ns. Dowi
again wo went , clinging faac to oacl
other , and the second time rose to
tlio Rurfaoa. I was strangled and fast
lotltig strength , and could coo no
means of escape. The third time wo
went down I scarcely know what Imp
pouud. Mv nifo had separated from
mo and I fituul myself clutching a
wheel , and there remained drifting
with the eteaibcr until a boat came
out- and picked mo oil. "
T. A. Graham , engineer , who
ssim the winter In Cuba , and whoso
family lives here , la supposed to be
dnmned ,
GXNEIIAL FOREIGN NEWS ,
Special Dlffitch to Tun llm.
Mnj 18 - It IB stated that
au Informer who WHS brought from
because of the knowledge ho
garding pota ILB implicated
in thu dynamite conspiracy , 1m been
in Scotland Yarda the past two days.
Mlcluol Duvllt , In a letter forward
ing a snbacrlptlou to the fund being
rilaed for 1'arcoll "Tho
, says : papal
circular to the clergy is prejudiced
tnd unjust and must ovoku strong aud
painful resentment on thu part tf the
pooplo. " llealoy , member of p.irlln-
mont from Wcxford , In sending a sub
eorlptton to the fund , snii that Ireland
Will neither take religion from Erring-
ton or gratltudo for it MHO.
HOME , May 18 - Tno pope hmrlrq
of the recent irioollugi lu Dnblln iu
which hla recent action was condt-mii-
od , omit for C.irdlnuls .Jacobin ! mid
Simoon and Insisted tnut hla letter to
Irish bishops bo strictly obeyed
KASK , Russia , May 18 The
uteamer Ghaterumburg , plltig on the
lUvor Volga , exploded liar boilms
yesterday. Twouty-Bovcn psnous
wcro wounded.
MONTUKAL , May 18. It Is nti'nd
O'Donovan Iloim is here onmitr-
rand , and hla whoroabjuta uru un
known ,
PAIIIS , May 18 In the chamber of
deputies Wnldeok , minister of the hi
torlor , repllng to a question regard
ing the circular suut prefoctu relative
to the panic f.moug deposltora of eav-
iuga banks , said the circular simply
intended 10 roaeaurp paraonv interested -
od In savings banka. Torard , minister
t f finance , explained the atato would
actually prods by the diminution of
dcpoailo in banka , for It could obtain
money at 2 per cent interest , while it
paid depoei.ors 4 percent. Those who
desired to withdraw money could ob
tain It without dlfiicnlty.
ST. PETKttfiiirj.ua , May 19 , An of
ficer of the Erlvan reelmeut , who was
recently arrestodon suspicion of being
engaged in the revolutionary move
ment , was oubject to a severe eximlnti
tion , during wnich bo mentioned the
names of several oflhera and guards
who ho declared belonged to the revo
lutionary club. He stated , however ,
that the club pursued special objects
Hiid had uo connection with the terror
ist ? . Tno czir on learLg of this con-
fuaalon decided to postpone the date
of his coronation , but waa dissuaded
from so doing. A number of cfllcora
nd guards have been arrested in nonce -
co of the prisoner's disclosures.
Way 18 , A dlnpatoh to
The Oeutrrl Nuwo from St. Peters
burg , says : Tno police in that city
huvu boon informed of the existence of
a plot to frighten the horse of the
czar at aomo favorable opportunity
during the procession at Moscow on
coronation day , and in the confusion
which would 110 doubt follow to kill
the emperor.
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
Special D'epalchcs to Tun BKX.
Flaherty , huaband of the worn in killed
by the Nevada bl ck eluvator , San Krau-
ciso , sues the Nevada bank for $100,000
for the loaa of hla wife.
The eatato o' Louis C , Ilammornlv , iu
New York , valued at § J,000COO , was be-
quaftthcd to his widow.
A New 15runi > wick ( N. .1. ) dispatch saya
the totnl niuount of 1'oBtmaeter Cot and
County Collector J rraad'a defalcation is
J O tOJ.
Seventeen gauihlera mid lottery dealers
pleaded guilty In New York in the
eea-ioa court , churged with Raining nnd
Helling lottery policies. Klgtit were aen-
teuceil to penaltiea of from tin to thirty
days ami to pay lines ringing from one t
850 ; olRht wcro fined $100 each.
At the award of contrtcU for Iiuliit
In New York , S. II , Crane , o
Chicago , got the contract for atove pi |
jolutf , nn 10. II , Cattle that for stovei.
The cowboys la Uldhnm county , Texas
h ve abandoned the strike. The Indian
are reported raiding the minors' region !
the Conn I To mouaUiue ,
The latest udvlcea from loJfje ) : City
Kaunas , aie to the effect tint the uitua
tioa there id unchanged ,
The prohibitory liquor amendment wa
defeated in the Pennsylvania state eenate
lacking a two-thlrda vote , which stood 2
yens to 10 uayn.
Lydla I'lukham , of proprietary med
cine fame , died in Lynn , aged ( i4. Sh
spent $180,000 a year advertising , and B
cured a trade netting S300.0UO a yea
profit.
Mr Mnckoy , ( f Nevada , hat ) atarte
from' Borlia far Moscow , to attend th
coronation of the czir as member of tl
American mission. Mrs. Mnckey , wh
accompanies her husband , has 15 coui
dresses.
Sixteen men have been selected froi
whom will be selected the military ril
team to represent the United States a
Wimbledon.
Dr. J , M , Byrd , a prominent yonng
physician ot Paulding , Mlna. , ehot and
killed Oapt. W. M. Urame , ex-eheriff off
Jasper county , in the streets of Fauldlng.
They began tiring almost simultaneously
about four yards apart and advanced close
enough for liraino t ) strike Ujrd with aea
stick. Both exhausted their pistols
It was midn known in Pittnljurg , yes
terday , that the Economise socletr rtad
fold to Commodore Vanderbllt twelve
thouHAnd sharei of stock In the PitUburg
and lAke Krio railroad. The price paid
WAD 817. ) per slnre , the total amount being
(2.10 ' ,000. This givoa Vanderbllt a large
controlling interest In the road ,
Win J. Ilulchlntoii , exnolltd from the
New York block Exchange , has be un suit
against the exh > ne , claimln ? SIOO 000
damage' . The supreme court ordered the
president , Boremin ? committee , oflicsrii
an.l member * of Iho exchange to nhuw !
cauto why Hutchiu on choull not be restated
stated to hU rights a ? a member , to ib
business , sell or trunafer hla reat , and
meantima grftuts him a temporary iojunc-
lion , restraining the.exchange and otlicora
from interference with hla rfghta f-a such
member ,
A moody Battle.
Special Dispatch to Tin Un.
NJJW YORK , May 18. Advlcta from
West India ports , by the stoatnei
- Alone , just arrived at this port , are tc
I the effect that a Kreat battle took
place April 20. Buzilono slanp.h
tered government troops until the ]
were forced to raleo the flag of truci
asking suspension of hostilities to <
bury the dead. Two governmon
vessels came In to shore to render as-
alliance , bat Barzaleno covered then
with hU guna.
FAMILIAL FATALITIES.
Tornados Becoming Eatiroly Too
Numerous for Safety and
Oomfort ,
A Doatructive Blow ftt Raolno ,
Wie. Pour Persons Knowu
To Be Killed.
[ bo Visit to Valparaiso , Nebrnilin
jo Hhahon Up.
gptclal Dl ntch to Tut linn.
Miy 18 It was lomiod
here A cyclone passed iiotth of Uielno ,
Wls. , about half-put 8 o'clock this
evening , ntul that a number of build-
In B werj tl'stroyed. particulars
obtained , as the telegraph wires were
down at that hour ntul nil c anu'Ut io\-
tluti northward , and botwcim ilils city
and Milwaukee aud St. PAD ! In cut oil' .
At this hour , 10 o'clock , nu uumually
severe nit.d iuid rrln otorin , accom
panied by thunder nnd lightning , in
prevailing here , slgne being whlakcd
tit , nnd n general clutter
pruvallirg about the streets.
Fuara are entertained that
a 'ino frail woodui bulldlnga in
the nuteklrto will bo blown down nnd
shipping ontsldo hi > driven across to
iho oust shore of loko Michigan. A
njinll struck the city this afternoon.
ADout 4CO foot in length and CO feet In
width of the bnildtrig for covering the
exposition of railway appliances was
bio BII down. Four workmen were
injured ' ' ; ono had his log broken and
ouo , was etulpi-d lint for the fact
thitt the police had just driven away a
number of loungers about the
pluco the casualtlea would lnvo been
numerous. The damage will bo re
paired In a couple of days ,
RACINK , May 18 A cyclone atruok
thla city at 7:15 : , coming from the
aouthwcst , touching lightly in the
northwestern portion of town , but
doing fearful havoc In the extreme
northeast , whore aomo 33 to 40 honsoa
are swept clean. The loaa of life la va
riously estimated. Four are knomi to
bo killed , several ulheri maimed and
a number misting. The track of the
tornado as far as visible to the southwest -
west shows everything to be levelled
to the ground. Dirkncaa and confusion -
fusion prevent anything llko a reliable
report to-night.
RACINB , Wla , May 18 The first
cyclone in the history of thla section
atruck Riolno at 7 o'clock to-night ,
passing through the extrema north
western nortlon cf the city , demol
ishing ICO honsca and barnn , aud
causing lois of llfo of about twenty
persons ; boaldoa 100 more or loaa
seriously Injured ,
Too aay was uiherod in bright and
cool , with a fresh wind blowing from
the southeast. Towards noon the sky
waa overcast , and about 4 o'clock u
aharp electric atorm prjvalUH , although -
though bat little rain fell. The auu
again came out fjr about un
hour. During the afternoon the tem
perature waa about 70 degrees and
about G o'clock , when heavy misses of
clouds again gathered iu the west portended
tended a storm , the air was oppres
sively warm. The cyclouo was an-
nouucad by breaking of the clouds ,
which took ono whirling motion and
struck the earth with g ntlso which
might bo compared with the roar and
rumbling of a thousand railroad trains
thundering over a bridge. The path
of the Rtorm is little over a half mile
long aud perhaps a quarter of a mile
wide. In thla territory hero and
there not a bulldlutr was left stand
ing. All , brick and frame alike ,
collapsed , and their aites are marked
only by huapa of formless dobrls.
Miny occupants of homes escaped by
aooklng the collars and other places cf
comparative oafoty , but the cyclone
came with auch lightning rapidity
that many were killed before reaching
the cellar. In cnly n few ceees wore
hauies moved from their foundations.
Those in the center of the storm aim-
ply exploded and fell in rnlna
whorp they had stood. Some nearer
the circuinf aronce wcro turned around
and it is reported some light articlou i ,
auch i wagons , were swept into the
lake. The cyclone , as it moved from
the city out upon the waters of Lake
Michigan , presented A grand specta
cle , uoh as is soon bat once In a life
time , The whirling columns of air
aootned monster wreathe of saioko , UB
they whirled over the watery expanse ,
boirlng with them spiral columns of
water. ND ship that encountered
this monster of air could by any pos
sibility oscapa destruction.
All physicians of the city reiponded
nobly to the call for assistance , and
did what they could to allovlatu the
sufferings of the woundud , who were
at once convoyed to St. Lake's and
St , Mary'd hospitals , whore they will
rocelvo the best of ore , Tlio dead
were taken , some to the houses of
friends and soma to the court house.
An Inquest will bo hold to-.morrow by
Coroner Komas.
The list of casualltloi , so far as they >
can bo learned to-night , la aa follows ;
Fatally Injured Mr. Knrlz , Her
man Kuhl , Mrs. McOarty , August
Klenor and wife , Simon Gelso , son
and daughter of Fred Falk.
Killed Paul Kuhl , Albert Kuhl ,
the daughter of Barney Willing and
the Infant son of August Kitucr ,
Injured Matt Lsvy , two ohrlldron
of Mri. Barry , Mrs. Mary Miller.
Dangerously wounded Mra. Flan
agan and throe children ,
Oinc AGO , Miy 18. The DMy News
hai advices from the Harvard , 111. ,
cyclone , probably the ramo which }
Btvopt thlngi at lliclue. It struck
that place this evening , demolishing a
number of houses and killing several
people. Up to thla hour (12:30 ( : a , m.
10 ; b ) no casualties are reported from
thu uturm.
- CIIKHOO , May 1C , 1:15 : a m. -A
train over the Galena division of the
Northwestern arrived to-night , brlngr
meagre particulars of the cyclone noiti
Harvard , III , Shortly before six |
o'clock a dark cloud was soon hanging
over Chcraung , a small village noai
Harvard. The roaring was hoard ant
suddenly a funnel shaped cycloni
formed and swooped down npsn the
place with fearful rapidity. House
were torn to pieces llko care
boards and 'whirled throng !
the air. Largo bulldlnga wen
levelled In an Instant. No delinlt
- details are given , but It Is underatooi
a number of perions were killed md
at lout twenty wounded. Passing t
the cast the storm ulrnck IJilvldcro ,
doing considerable damage , Hero the
vrlul chaugod to the nor.tlio.ut nnd
widened to a mile ,
Lawrence , n small nUtloti olx mlle
north of Harvard , was bndly demigod
snd the lurronndlng couutry deso
lated , No moro particulars are ob
tainable aa yet ,
111 , May 18At 7
o'clock thli evening a heavy thunder
storm , ncojinpunlcd by a strong wind ,
pused over this city. It wag partial
lurly severe In ( ha ajutheni portion uf
the city , but did no special damage
except to trees Thin eturm was thu
odyoof the tornado that swept thruugh
thu country two miles south of thu
city , veering to the northeast and des
troying n largo amount ( f property.
The places where the storm struck rue
not connected with thla city by tcln
graph or telephone and the details are
iuit known , but thoao In thu city who
paw the funnul-eh ipcd ol iul passing
over thu country nnd hoard thu rum
bling and crashing storm , are certain
the particulars will reveal a vast
amount of damage to persona aud
property ,
Lincoln , May 18 The storm near
Valpiralso yesterday was nut as bad
as reported. Eight bul'dinga ' were
demolished , including two school
houses. Mra , LUtau had nil urni and
leg broken , Her Infant was eurloiuly
hurt on the head by a lllur > llmbor ,
Thu damage will not oxonmt $5,000.
The tornado was about 150 foot wldu ,
followed the rldgo aud extended
about eight miles.
CAPITAL
Special DUpatctiiB to Tun 111 ,
UAUM'S BUCOKSSOH.
WAHHISGTJN , May 18 Itla stated
at the white houao to-day that the
president will appoint the commis
sioner of Internal revenue to-morrow.
NEW IIA.NKS.
The comptroller of currency lion an
thorizjd the Merchants'National bank
of Grinnell , L , , oaplt l $100,000 , and
First National bank of Sabuthn , Katie. ,
capital 150,000.
INOEUSOLL II HUM 11 IS ADllUKiH
to the jury in the star route trial 'o
day. IIo said the govcrnmout woulc
have the jury boltove that Djrioy tok
Moore ho ( Oorsoy ) waa a r ecal. Uo
told him thai ho waa n stUHtor am
wanted It kept n prof und oectot. Tna
waa what the iovoriiiuent ; oilled "prob
nblo. " The jury would not bollevo It
unlera they became Insane , and they
might If the trial continued much
longer. After the admldslon of Ltllsa ,
the only corner stone , the only pebble
for a foundation for the government's
case waa the argreomout to make out
the necessary pipers to carry out the
dlvhlon. What were these paper ) ?
Simply docnmonto to enable parties to
carry on the business of routes falling
to I ttielr share. Tlio court Itself had
said these same orders would have
been i made If the transaction were
poifiotly honest. Uimumber his text ,
that every fact In circumstantial evi
dence must point to the guilt of the
defendants. That settled the papers ;
no i question about that. Adjourned.
CUOOK'S roitt'E.
Adjutant General Drum received
advices from Whlpplo barracks , Ari
zona , this morning , which states Gen
eral Orook has with him 200 Apaoha
sconta , fifty cavalrymen and fifty
civilians.
Shipping News.
Special Dispatch to Tll IIin.
NEW YOUK , May 18 Arrived
Phynlaod , from Antwerp ; State of
Florida and Egyptian Monarch , from
Liverpool , Thu atoamer State of
Florida reports : May 1C , lat. 11 , 12 ,
Ion. 01 , 2G , passed an su.c'ior atoainar ,
( probably Alsatla ) , engine diaablod
and piston rod loose. Aaalstance not
wanted ,
Kontuohy Democratic Convnntlon
Spua'Al UlspaUh to Tun Hun.
LOUISVILLE , May [ 18. The dome
cratlo convention thia morning re-
nomlnatod by acalamatlon the present
Incumbent , Gen. Fayotto Hewitt ,
auditor ; James W. Tate , troaanrer ;
superintendent public [ Detraction , J.
J. D. Eihau , floltt was ronoml-
natod on the first ballot. The con
vention are now balloting for register
of the land cflbo.
A Bauk Ctoies It * Doori.
gpicial DIipatch to Tui Un.
DKTKDIT , May 17. The private
bank of Eugene Angull , at Ltnslng ,
closed Its doors yesterday , there being
a ruu upon It smld considerable oxolto-
ment. It la stated that the latu city
treasurer , E , U. Wood , was short iu
his nccounto.aud that the troubles of
the bank have connection with him ,
growing out of the attempt to tldo him
over the troubles. The exact faots
seem to bj yet unknown. Many ru
mors are afloat concerning both bank
and treaurer.
Reform in Baltimore.
Special Dispatch to Tui li
IULTIUOKB , May 18. The Diygaya : :
"Ool. Ditty , collector of Internal rev
enue for this district , suspended vy
the president , has written a letter to
President Arthur , pointing out the
causa of his removal , and showing the
oflici had boon conducted in the best
possible manner ainco It came under
his control. In proof ho refers to the
report cf the commissioner , who writes :
'Among those standing hlgnost in the
country. ' He han not boon able to
walk , it la true ; but the late Governor
Stephens was woran than himself , and
yet a most valuable man , both as rep
resentative md governor. Ool. Ditty
Bays his lameness has not kept him
from hla ollho , as ho has not missed a
day. "
Snltllnc the Allan Entail ) .
Special Dlipitch ta TUB linn.
Dan MOINKS , May 18. The tedious
litigation growing out of the settle
, ment of tiio bankrupt estate of 13. F.he
Allen , no far aa it pertained to the
homestead , catno to an end this morn
ing , nnd a decree was entered in heart
circuit and district courts setting aparl
a certain homoatoad nnd ordering thai ;
, ,
a deed bo made to Mr. Allen for it
By agreement Mr. Allen is given sovot
acres , including the houso. The property
erty thus allotted to Mr. Allen has
value of not leaa than $4U,000.
Tlin Irish Hnipooti.
8K > cUl Ulspilch to Tin Hit.
NEW YORK , May 18. United State
Commissioner Oaborne said - day
there had not been any warrant Issuoi
nodP.
from Washington for the arrest of P.
J1 Sheridan , If a warrant was Issue
it would In all probabilities bo lea nod
here.
THE EFFICACY OF PBAYER
Tlio ] Y , M , 0 , A , Test Its
Strength in Settlement
of a Dispute ,
But the Majority Qalotly Ooin-
blue ucd Hocuru the
Houdquarters.
The Preabyteriano at Btiratojja
Joyfully Qroot the South
ern DoleRatoo ,
nml Plnuiof the Roforni
Prtftbrtorlnui
The Y. M. C. A , Convention.
Spocti.1 Ulnimtch to Till lln.
MitWAUKKHMiyl8. The morning
aoBslon of the International convention
of the Young Men's Christian associa
tion was devoted to business , Action
was taken on thu rupert of the com-
nltteu to whom waa referred the an
nual report of the international coin-
mlttt'U They recommended a number
> t resolutions , and all were finally
adopted , but a heated discussion was
wakened by a resolution which had
rofcriMioo to thu aocepUnco of a charter -
tor from the state uf New York and
the make-up of the International com-
ultteo. Thu delegates from Indiana
and Missouri objected to having an
International body Inaatad in Now
York atttto , claiming that the center
olai population was further wool ,
and that more western men ought
to bo on the tntoruatlonnl committee.
A prolonged struggle followed , which
was Interrupted finally by President
Colby , who nuggoated that they should
join In prayer nnd usk aid In solving
thu d Ilioulty. After half un hour do-
votlonal exercises thn diacui-ntun waa
again taken up and became mure
heated than over , but noun after
thu resolution was carried and the
western delegates baaton. Now York
remained thu head center of the body ,
and the International committee la
nnchauged ,
The Prcsliytcrlaui.
Special Dispatch to Tin Uni
SAKATUIA , May 18. The moderator
tf thu Presbyterian general assembly
announced thu fitimdlng committees
this morning. The nsunl reports vroru
then submitted. Dr. Hurrlck John-
con , chairman of the committee on
education , read thu annual report ,
which declared thu fluid fur aotlvu
work la west of Ohio. America has
too many colleges poorly endowed.
The report recommended a system of
collage supervision and the creation of
A now district board with head-
quirtera at Chicago. Thu report WUB
mndu opoclal order for Saturday.
Overtures from the Presbytery of
Silicon was referred to the committee
on church policy , g
At thu afternoon ooEslon the first
order of bushier ) ] waa the reception of
the delegates of thu southern general
assembly , and Dr. L J. Evans , chair
man of the committee , appeared on
the platform with llov. Dra. Win.
Brown , of Frouorlcksburg ; Thoa. A.
lloyt , of Nashville ; and Prttrick
Joyce , of LonlBvlllo. They were pre
sented to the moderator , welcomed by
him aud Introduced to the general
The message of puaoo and
fraternal good will wna road by Dr.
Brown. The address waa repeatedly
applauded. It breathed Bontlmunte
of reconciliation aud n desire for
Christian fellowship , and item bodono
only by acknowledgment of error lu
the beginning of the disruption. Ilia
colloBgno Dr. Uoyt , upoko briefly !
and eloquoutly , convoying the opln-
Ion of that element of the Bouthern
church that doalroa reconciliation and
reunion of the two branohoa of the
Presbyterian church. Judge Patrick
Joyce , lay delegate , hritilir apoko ,
coinciding In the vlown of DHoyt t ,
bocaiuu ho believed thu gruat major
ity of the mombera of both churchcB
were favorable to only ono Proabytu-
rlan church in thu United States
The moderator made a lilting reply.
At thu evening nesnlon thu qnustlon
of Sunday school work was discussed
by llav. Drs. Horrlck Johnson , of
Chicago , Howard Crosby , of Now
York , aud J. A. Wordon , of Phlla-
dolphla.
Tbo XiiithcranH *
Special Dispatch to Tim lint ,
SrniNOKiKU ) , O. , May 18. The
proo cdlugs to-day of thu Evangelical
Lutheran general synod were In fur
ther consideration of the mission field
in behalf of moro Intimate relations
of the mission and educational work
with other Lutheran bodlca. The '
Inducements are to bo adored the
German Lithoran BocIollcB to finish
the students for theological seminaries
under control of this synod. The '
report of the delegates from the Luth
eran general synod of the south wat
favorably considered. It was resolved
to Bond a delegate to the next meeting
of that body , The synod declared its
readiness to unite with the Luthorar
synod aud general council to secure
common liturgical for all English
speaking Lutherans.
Secretary llav. J. W , Goodlln pro
Bonted the sovor.th biennial report ireof
thu bo rd of homo lui-ialonu. The increase
inm
crease of inhMoiu In two yearn embraced
braced 18 ; German and Swedish , ma
each. Sixteen now churches ore
erected. Ohuroh contributions , $ Hr
000 more than the preceding two
yu. ra , and of the hut your S7.001
moro than the first year.
The committee nppolntud to davit
nn increase of thu supply of minlstei
for the home mission fi < ild aakud fi
. § 00 OLO for thla work the next two
years.
The department fur instruction [
- Gorman , Swedish and Norwegian uln-
tatora wuv Increased ,
To-night the anniversary oxeroiei
of the homo mission board was jole-
brntod nith uutnotoua apoakera.
-
a Reform Prntbytorlans ,
Bprc'al Dlspitcli to THEIIKK
QPHiLiuuLi'iiiA , Moy 18 The got ;
eral synod of the Reform Presbyte
Unchurch of North America rosumt
eaalon to-day , llov. Thoo. W Well
delegate from the general synod of ( tl
Reformed church of America , a
. drestedtho convention , and express *
the hope that the general synod of : tl
Reform Presbyterian church ar
the Reformed church In America tight
bo coiitlnuod to the mntn.it tanofitof
both , Tim Moderator , llov Jas , F.
Norton , replied to iho address , sitting
that close relations hvo boon estab
lished bo .ween the tro churolii's , aa
many of the vital points at Itsuo wcro
Idonllcil tc b-th.
llov. A. G ( ford Wylle , of Olnoln-
im'l , nnd Wm. Mclthouny , of New
York , were appointed delegates to the
general council of PreubytcrlanlMn , nt
ujlfiist , Irolnnd , ono ymr frtm July
t'cut , end RJV. Win WyHiof NOT
York , and Alcxiudcr Kcrr , of thin
city , alternate/ ,
Tno report of the thoologlcnl sotnl-
nnrv fund showed rccolptn of the year ,
$2710 ; expenditures , $2 7-tO. The
endowment fund amountn to $33,034
The report waa accepted and referred
to the auditing committee.
The report of the oommltton on
"Signs of the times , " was rend by Rev ,
J 0. Chapman. Thuroportsatdthankt-
giving Is duo for the progress of the
ngo , und nlso refers to ninny things
which nro onuses of Hurrow Refer
ence Is made to coinninnlam In France ,
Bochlitm In Germany , nlhllUta In
Rusela nnd fcnlanUm In Great Brit
ain ns matters of togrot. The United
States la considered to bb lu ns good
political condition ns nny country ,
conaldurlug Utah territory and Onclda
community nro within Ita borders.
The church la reported In nn unsettled
condition , In view of the many evils
which ctfoct people nnd nations. The
report recommends Thursday of the
week of prayer In January , 1881 , na a
day of humiliation , fasting and prayer.
R'jport adopted.
Bailnnitn Failures
UpccUl Dlsjutch toTlln ll .
NKW YouKMay 18 Business f tlluroa
throughout the country aa reported to
the mercantile agency of 11. G , Da tut
On. during the last seven days number
171 , as against 15(3 ( last week , dlstrlb-
ntod as followe : Now England ntatea
25 , Middle states ' 'I , Southern 30 ,
Western 60 , Pacific s'atos nnd territo
ries 112 , OAnadoond Now York 14.
The Oil Uoclonn Roobinc-
flpo Ul IMipAtch to Tun It" .
TITUSVILLK , Pn. , May 18 The
people of tha oil regions are greatly
excited and indignant over the pro
posed petroleum oil tax , nt Harris-
bun : . A formidable remonstrance
was thia ( Uy olrcnhted nnd signed by
leading produocra , irrenpcctlvo of
[ arty , residing hero , nnd by promi
nent cltlzona , aettlng forth that they
are already paying their lull aharo of
the state , connty and municipal
taxes , in private and In cor
porate capacity , and that this
oxtraardiny special tax Is con
trary to the uplrlt of American in
stitutions , nnd In the depressed con
dition ot the oil regions and fierce
competition with other oil localities ,
would entail Injury nnd ruin upon the
petroleum interests of this otato by
the Impetua it would glvo to oil pro
ducing IntorcstH in Now York , Vir
ginia and abroad. The romonatrancu
has been torwardod to representative ! )
of the oil region nt Harrltburg , who
are sturdily fighliog against the
measure.
ThuJronfrado.
Special Dlaimtch to Till U .
Pirmnuud , May 18. The outlook
at present Is not favorable for a sot- ti
tlcinont of the troubles existing be i-
tween the Iron imnuf loturorn and the
workmen , und n general shut down of
mills on Juno lit at this tlma apponra
Inevitable. It la thought that If the
mills close it will have the effect of
sottllng the wazo dispute between the
coal mlnora nnd operators , ns the coal
trade will * aulfor moro than any other
industry , nnd the minors will bo com
pelled to ncocpt the three cent riuo.
Djably IntorroJ.
9iocUl | DUpatch to Ills Us * .
NEW HAVKN , OONN. , May 18
There la considerable oxcitomeut
hero over the Interment of Lizzlo :
wlfo of Thos. E. Djylo , which
the Blsteru claim In n Now Ila-
von paper , was Interred in the pottor'a
field , nnd by them disinterred nnd
burledIn ! ! St. " Uornard'a cemetery.
- Tha husband has the nndortaker'a
oertllicate that the body waH placed
In n temporary grave until ho could
conveniently remove It to Chicago , The
husband claims his Into wlfo'a wish
was that the Maters should have her
underclothing. Before the funeral
- the sisters came and took away jewel
ry , clothing , etc. , valued nt nearly
$500. Tno slaters had the body removed
moved , from the grnvo where the hus
band had It interred , to another grave
Father Lancaster , of St. Patrlck'r
church , la quoted na saying the state
raont that the boiy waa buried in the
, potters 'iold ' Is untrue.
The Mnxlonu Debt.
BpccUl Dt P tch toTui Un.
MKXIOO , May 18 , Private \ lethe
grama from London announce the
settlement of the English debt. Th ?
terms are understood to bo a now elx
- per cent bond issued for half the oh
three per cent debt , the bondholder
to make a now loan of $20,000,000 a
nine per cent , guaranteed by percentage
ago of the customs duties.
a i
THE BAD AND WORTHLESS 1ted. 1
Are never imitated or counterfeited
- This la especially true of a fainll
'
of niodlolno'and It la positive proof tha
- the remedy imitated is of the hlghoe
- value. As soon as It had been tjsto
a and proved by the whole world that
Hop Hitters was the purest , best and
, most valuable family medicine o
tourth many Imllntlona sprung up and
bogon to atoal the notfceu In whlc
the press and people of thu cotnitt
had exproHaod the inerltB of II. R
und in every way trying to Induce suf-
for forlng invalids to n a their attill U
ntead , uxfoctlng to make money c
the credit nnd good immu of II.
Of i Many othorn started uoatrnmi put c
- In similar style to 11. H. , with r'ari-
oualy devlantl nauvjs In which tl
Ieea word "Ho " " " used
; > oa "Hops" were
- away to induce people to bellevo they
were tbo same aa Hop Bitters. /
such pretended remedies or cures i ,
matter what their style or name
and especially thoao with tbo wo
on"Hop" or Hops In tluir name or
tor- any way connected with them or tin
nain o , are Imitations or counterfi
, Beware of them , Touch none
the thorn. Using nothing but genuine U
ad- Bitters with a bunch or cluster
green Hops on the white label. Tri
the nothing olao , Druggists and doali
and are warred against dealing In ( mil
tons or counterfeits'
B POUTING.
l Dlspntcho ) to Tin Unit.
THE TURt1 ,
M.iy 18 Port
Hrcozti racoa : 2:50 : clan' , Uigo II.
wnn i.i atra'ght ' luatt ; boat time ,
ii:311 :
Class 2:30 : , St. Gtmid won In straight
honte ; beat time , 2:23 : } .
Fro3 for all , Edwin Thorno won ,
Buzz Medium accond , Trinket third ,
NiUd Qaoon fourth ; tlmo , 2:23 : , 2:25 : ,
\\A8IIINOTON , D. 0 , My 18 ,
The first race , ono and ouc-otghth
mlles , Homespun won : time , 1.G8J.
Sjcoml men , 1miles , Hilatity
won ; time , Oill'i
Third race , W shlncton cup , 2-
mllea , Luke of Montalban won ; time ,
1:01. :
1:01.Fourth
Fourth race , 1 mlio , Topey won ;
time , 1:4CJ :
llnrilln race , 1 $ mlloi" , six hurdles.
Jim McGovfii won ; time , 2:53 : ,
UILUA1ID.S.
NEW YoitK , May 18. In the billiard
gruuo this bftornoon Sohsffjr boat
Wallace 500 to 325 ; winner's average ,
73 1 07 , the beet on record ; best rua
17. W.illaco , 40 1 GO , boat run 30 ,
tlmo ( f gauiu 2.-tO.
Dr. O'Rollly' * Reply to Homo-
Special Dlipatch to Tun linn.
ST. Louis , May 18 Doctor Thoa.
O KMlly , c ! ) Mr in an of the executive
council of thu various Irish national
leagues cf thla city , telegraphed the
Frooman'H ' Journal , at Dublin to-night ,
as follow ? : "Tho Oitholtcs hero gen
erally condemn the papal circular M
an urjnatlfUblo interference on the
part of Homo with Irish politics. "
The Pool Brnniilit to Xormf.
Hptcl/il Ulipntch to Tin llii
CHICAGO , M y 18. Tlio trouble be
tween the uaat bound trunk lines and
the board of trade , oa account of
which the former withdrew their
agouta from Iho floor of the exchange
and from the solicitation of buslnois
from grain and provision shippers , waa
finally settled to-day , and the agenti
are again on the board. The particu
lar terms of the compromise are not
known ,
Vlnnt > lo nnil Coiivenlrnt ,
HUO.NCIIIAI , THOOHKS are widely
known an nn admirable remedy from liron-
cliHK HimrflOiiOHn , Cmighn nud other
trouhloH of the 'Vhro'it anil Lung * . They
oonUin no hurtful lugiodlenti- , but may nt
all tlmort bo mod \Utli safety. Sold only
in Itoxtt Price 2. > conta.
fioty nud Poison.
Special Plspatcli to Till Uita.
CiUTTANOtQA , May 18. Twenty ,
four poraoua were poisoned at a church
festival last night. All are recovering.
ITCHINC.lTCHINC.ITCHINCl . .
ScratohingJScratohing !
i'.rery Hppclcs ol ItctiliuHumeii , Hchln ? I'llti ,
tiul ilollift o IrrlU'loia jieciilir to bull IOXM ,
IniUnt ) relieved by a w.\tm luth with Ctltlcura
Scnnnnila H nk'lo l > llait'oi ot Uutlcura tha
gruatiUliiCil u. Hill ruioitcd dally 1th two
or thro. ) iloica ol the Cu Icura Hooltcn , the
now lilod in Iflcr , to keep the blood cool , tha
bowel op na'd the liver nnd Xldnojs ctl e ,
will sprod ly rd pcrmiroutly euro Itihln ? Tor-
tur > ot Iho Skin an < Scalp t at ha o defied the
belt uicdlcil skill nnd all knO n rcmedlei.
iTOnINQ HUMOR
Covorlnfr the llndr , Skin Copper Colored
lutolerablo Ilchltip nud Tonlblo
Humor Cured ,
I liavo li'cn ftTlcttd nith a tro'llilesome tkln
dleeiiso , o tutlnif almost c mplittly the upper
patt it my body , cttU trK rnv akin to assume *
coiipor coloroi bue. It ctu d be ruhboil cIT llkq
dandrrD , aud at tlnioa cnu > lnit Into'o nblo Itchlne
andIhe most Intcii'oeulTorliK I' ' omodbljod
putlllcra , plllt , and other adrcrtlncd remedies ,
but expctltnctd no r.llef ui til 1 prccur d thn
Cutlcura llcino.llis , uhlcb , al hough u d ciic-
e § lrand lrriKiil < r y , oired tar , al nylne that
terrible Itching and restoring my 8kln t IU nat-
nrjl color. I ikuwllliiiK to wako ntlldaxlt to iho
tiuth ol Ill's statement.
S 0 11UXTOM.
Ml'an Midi.
irciIINQ 11UMOII
Covering the Hurly for 10 years with its
IVcullar Itvhlnf ; Scab cured ,
A most tlli Krco > blo and obstinate ciso ot Salt
lllicnmor Kcz'inn , which hai boon under my
, loidonal ( .lueivitlon Iroai tin llr-t appeirance to
Ihoproicnttlmo.-sboultcn (10) ( ) years. cover-
- liU thoircaUr p rtloaol the pa lint'd body and
limb * ullh ilBpocullar Irritating nnd Itching scab
mil tn which all the known methodd ot trca'.lntr
BUch < ll'oaio ha I been npp loJ without benefit.
. lias comiilitely dUippaarcd. leaving u clean nnd
loillhy lUIn soloiy thruiuh the Lutlcura Rem-
cdln. CUA8. 110UQUTON.
'A 4titSt , llaston.
OUTIOURAAND OOTIOU11ASOAP
Clta'sctT all eitirnil trlde'ca olSkln Mid Scalp
I ) scales , alhy Itching n-d Irritation , o'tton ,
Boollio , Mid lua\ \ Ulcers , Old Hores , and Wounda
whlluttiB Httolvi-nt expels til Humor * arising
Irom Impure II oed , Inhoilteil and Uont ilciH
ni'onun. Ba'd by nil DrngtUta 1'rlce Cu Icu-
ra 80t ; lar objiofl , 11,00. Cutlcun Ilrtolrenl
- tl ( Uper tiottlo , Cutlcura Soap , J5ct . Outtcu-
raBhavlnirS an , IScta.
rorrai Diua ANDCIIEHIOALCO. , BOSTOK.
DC A II TV ForRoa h , Chapped , nd Qre
- DtAU I I ey Skin , 11 nek llca- , flmplei ,
tkni Klenushii , and lutantllo IlumoH , use Cut
lcura Soap.
THE
Admiration
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OF THE
<
he < WORLD.
)
Mrs. S. A. Allen's
at WORLD'S
-
HairRestorer
JS PERFECTION !
. Public Benefactress. Mrs. S.
A.IL.N h3 justly earned this title ,
hat aru ! tluuviiid > are this day rejoicing
ever a fine head of hair produced by
her uicqualcd preparation for restor.
ing , inviuraunT [ , nnd beautifying the
liar lUr World's Iljir Hestorer
( .ukl.lj' cleans : the scalp , removing
on lUnJrulT , .md arrests the fall ; the
hair , ifcrcy.ii c' anscd to its natural
roinr , rtvugit the can : \iuHiy and
liuurnus qu.intity nsn jouth. t\
'
C01IPLTMEOTA11Y. "My
- hair is now 'restored to its
Inon youthful color ; I have not
on
B. 1 : i ; ray hair left. I am sat-
up i-.fiL-d that the preparation
- i.not a dye , but acts on
din the the secretions. My hair
ceases to fall , which is cer
All tainly an advantage to me ,
no i v.'ho wa * ; in danger of becoming
is
word coming bald. " This is
in the testimony of all who
their use Mrs. S. A. ALLEN'S
rfolt WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER.
o
Hop uOuo Bottle did It. " That is the
ix | > rts-.ion of many uho have had
of
their gray luir lotorcj to iu natural
Fruit color , ; \ixl their bald spot covered
alors tviih hiir , after mine one bottle of
Mm. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR
nlta- It is not a dye.