IXTEENTH YEAIf. OMAHA. 8ATUKDAY IUOKNING. JUNE 20 , 1SSG.--TAVELVE PAGES. NUMBER 7 ,
THE LAKE SHORE BLOCKADE ,
Chicago Switchmen Ditch a Train and
Thump the Police.
A GENERAL STRIKE FEARED.
A Member of tlio Incentive1 Commit *
Y
tcfMifttio Union Arrostcil How
tlic Train Will Slopped
Seal ) ?
Rnlicliinen WrrokiiiR Trains.
r Cmruio , Juno 'i . [ Special 'leloKiam to
the lu ! : . | Ho-dilllhH began eaily along tlic
l.alio.sjhore und to-day. Atfl0 ! an online
wns run out of the round house near Root
fitiect. It win escorted by about twenty po
licemen , while lhlit > other officers attempted
to char the tracks ami itil\o the crowd back.
After inirlt dela > the eniilno moved down to
I'oity-thild stieet a'ld hltelicd on to the
eaboixe , wlilehhad stood thcio since \Vodlies-
day. Twohei\ylmlll sti-ansers whoi-odeon
thoiearof theeiulne wi'rejheohjtols of all
attention , Tneyeio scab switchmen who
I- had volunteered to throw tlio s\\ itches In the
face of the an iy ciowd which covered the
tracks. At 10 o'clock the ciiKino was backed
iin to the side tiaek and hitched on to seven
loided cars of the l.ilcu tihoio company.
Then thu fun beean. Defoio tliey had pie
eeededacir length the tialn parted In tlio
middle and a shout wont up liom no , ) lusty
voice * . The police made a hasty set. imblo
nitci the deft-lin L'ied , nlnible-le Ked fellow
who had pulled tlic pin , but they never c.utKht
him. Ajj.iln they stutid the io\enc.us. Tim
riollco ollkeis unaided eveiy eoiiiillni ?
on botli sides , but the stitkeis woio
invincible. The tiatn paik'd u second , a
thiid. and a loin th time to the constci nation
of the police , to the disgust of mil road olll-
clals and to the delUlil of the switchmen
and theli sjmpatln/ln ? spodators. 11 was n
wild scone. 'lhoiollcc ] < IId o\eij thing but
shoot In drlviiiR the ciowd. The liftb trial
took the engine o\ei Ituot street to the noith
and on to one of th > main hacks. Two bic
ollleors guarded the switch , it looked as If
the cam would oe on the line in ten hccomls
moie. Ateiilblo cheer went up , two cars
tipped paitlyo\er and the tialn came to a
blind. Quick as n II ish a little fellow had
stooped between the policeman's le s , pulled
the pin , kicked the switch , and the tiueks ,
foiclng the switch farther open , humped on
the ties and then plowed deep In the band
and Kia\el of the tiack.
"Victory I" shouted a hundred voices.
" ( ! uon ; ditch them all , " shouted a striker
to the engineer , and his aucst ; was in ule on
the spot.
The man anestcd was small of statute ,
dressed in black , and woio a sandy mustache
and a straw hat. Jt was William Frltch , ol
the executive committee. Hnndicdsot men
.standing near declined ho was not the man
wholhiew the switch , but Fi Itch was Inn-
i led oil' to the station. JIu shouted back , as
lie was led away by the police :
"Stick to 'cm , bovsi Never give up. "
Krei'ht ( Ajent Dlodxctt , Assistant Super
intendent Am&den and Y\rdmastei Jones
wore amoiit ; the ofllcere who were near the
Hwltch. They were Indignant bntpowciless.
JnriiiK the cxeitemeiit the 11 a. m. sub-
ui bin train came dashing up the tracic fioin
the south. As the train pulled slowly tluongh
the crowd near the ditched c.u > , a MK switcli-
man Mtuick a 'Veab1' a terilblo blow in the
back , which neatly knocked him under the
wheels of tlio moving passenger tialn. In a
tcvv seconds the Injured man and n do/en or
more of bis svnipitld/ois , thinking tlio at-
inospheio too dangeious lei them , clambered
on the tialn and weie whirled away fioin the
scene of trouble.
i , r > r.T.vit.s.
At the Hoot .street railroad crossins this
inornim : the police on duty numbered thlity ,
which Included every availableofllcei In tlie
town of Lake foice. There was no change
In the .situation up to ! ) o'clock.and no intima
tions of any attempt to move tiains had been
received up to that honi. There was , hovv-
evei , a prevailing impression that In spite of
the peaceful deelaiatlonsof the strikers , tum
ble would occur to-day. A caiload of sw itch-
men i cached Chicago fiom Toledo , and Itwas
thought they would bo nut to work.
About 0 o'clock the impelled switch
men were taken out to Foity-thlrd
btrcct , in chaigo of Superintendent
Amsden. They remained in the ear np
to 9:30 : o clock , and had been cxi ostiikited
with by the stilkers. The imported men
nnmbci about twenty-live , and Inchulo ninny
of those bionght to Chicago dining the las't
stl ike. Shoitly before 10 o'clock tlie ollicials
with the assistance of tlio police succeeded In
attaching an eiiulno and caboose to a waiting
freight tialn , The woikof making up the
tialn was witnessed by an iM.ltul ciowd
of fully ono thousand peisons ,
who lomalncd theio dcsplto a heavy falling
rain. When the train suited to move out of
the lards the ciowd made a rush for tlio mil-
road HWItches which weio guaidcd by the
police nnd turned them In the fnco of those
olllceis , though not until after a series of
peisonal enconntois. Tim train had gained
consldoiable headway and was proceeding
upon the open switches. The cinrliio and
cars weio detailed and tlnovv n fiom the tiack.
The train , when it Ilnaily came
to n standstill , was twisted Into tlio foun
of a letter "H. " The ciowd then
rushed for the train and threw away the
conp"iulp p'lis. ' Th.qpollccMiiado twoanests ,
ono of whom is n mi'iiiucrof "m switchmen's
executive union. Tlii > railway ofi'ic-ials..o
now at woilv cndcavoiing to iciiiovo tlio
wiock.
The situation ot Foi ty-thlid sheet remained
unchanged up to 1 o'clock , it is stated that
the companj will make another attempt to
move trains this aftei noon. A confeieneo of
thogoneralmiiiiagoiMvashcidto-daj.aU loads
enU'iing Chicago being represented , 'llie
eonfeionco was vuy In Inf. The otliei man-
ngors nshined Piesident Juivvcll they would
loqtiho theli men to do thch full duty and to
handle LakoShoio cars as well as tlioso of
other roads.
Some ot Ilia linpoiled swlulimcn were at
tacked by thoslilkeis shortly alter noon and
beveryil Injmed. It is stated a niimbei have
lefused to work ouinpr to tear ot' violence.
The eiowd at roilv-thhd stieet at 'J o'clock
iiinnbeied about 2,000 ,
'Ihe LakoShoio toad this afternoon suc-
rceded , nided by neail.v u hundred police , In
moving a tielglit train out of thotlfy. Piovi-
miij cftoits bad been finstrated by the stiikors
und It was not till the aiiival of extra poReo
that any headway was made. The police
chained the crowd and knocked down thieo
of the foiemost , who WHO aiiesled. The nit-
uatioji othciwlMi iimijilns thubamc.
This evening a mob of stilkeis and friends
tioaidul aliidn ot empty ems on the Itock
Inland ' road which w.is leaving the city. At
I'niutj-slNth stieot live llat.s were uncoupled
and thiown over acioss ( ho Lake Slmio
tmcks , and lit Fltty-fourth stioct seven box
eais woio placed In the .samo position. The
Hock ihlaiul ollicials weio telegiaphed for
and came out with a vviccklng engine and a
loicJ ot cleiks who , at a late liom , weio still
dealing the track. Tlioi02iil.il lti > ck Island
Wieckluz ciew lefiisud to come out , All
tinfllc Is blocked.
At a nicetlmrof t > witihiiien to-night Itwas
decided that the Switchmen's union will
take nn the cause of thu Lake Shore Milkers
llierallioad managers h.ulnc pledged them
ttlvcs to act as unit , ' 1'hls ecmt-e on the
paitoftho svvilehmen cieates great apnu-
lieiiblon ,
nn : siuunox w IOI.KDO.
Tor.iiio : , Juno 'i' ) . All Is ( jnlet lioro amonz
( lie l.aKdbhoio bwllehmen. They liavo no
local eaii ! > o of complaint , but piobably if 01
Uureil to jt i ike fioiu Chicago will obey.
Four Jnrnra Acceptoit.
t'iiifAaoJuno"5. Ablheiohiitofloda | > 's
woik In tliu cilmlnal couil the loiirlh juror ,
iiamiHl C , H Todd , was acceptcil b > both
Uw and avvoiti In.
fo corner 11
rocolvu uu-l ;
etc. I
ADA.11S JIAKKS A DRMAU
H Says Congressman Ht-nlcy's
Arc \Vltlmiit roitndatlon.
.v , June 5fSiiecial Telegram to the
nil.1'iesident ) Charles 1'rancls Adams
acalnst whom clmrces of dlslionestj weio
made In the home of representatives bi Con-
Bressman Ilonlej of California , was seen this
altcrnoon at the olllceof thn IJiilon I'aeiiic
railroad , on Milk street. When shown the
Washington dKpiteli dotUlliii ; the contto-
veisj on the subject belweon Messrs. Henley
and l ongof Massiehusetts In the house , lie
read It tlnomh attentively and then sild :
"Well , It Is all tine onotwlias hoicln stated.
Mr. l.oii j has eeitalnl ) made a most just
statement of mj eoniKction with the matter
and has ' ma to so swccplm ; n ii'iilytoMi. .
llonlev's misioirescntatlons | that there le
nt iltn little foi mo to s y- Ills simply a
gioss Injustice on the partot tlior.villoinla
Ki'iitleinan , for 1m nint have known
tint only a iioiilon of whit
ho alleged wns a citation fiom my icpoit ,
made ome veils aso , on the lelatlons bj-
Iween the Union Ta-ille nndantl the Crodlt
.Moblllui , was of mv wiltiiiL' . Indeed , as .Mi ,
J .on if staled , le-s thin ba't ' ot the mattoi
was fiom inj | K n. The despatch states tli it
Ml. Henley noiiowlediu'd Ins iuistakeolalm-
int ! tli.it It was Ihionu'h Imulvoilence , and
well ho illicit. At the Mine tint the Union
1'ai'lik boaid of dlicctnis hsiied live millions
of5ii ( > i lent collilenil ttust bonds ( it was in
April , tss'i , ) I \\iis wns not oven ii dliector in
theunnp.inv. Mi. Jlenlev's second diaree ,
that 1 and thedliedois viol itod thn law In
having the dividends of lw and ISM l , , do
siiite tliooxlstunce ol a moss lloatlnu'debt of
thiilicn million , Is not well founded , lor It is
not Illegal to pi > a dlv Idond while theio Is a
llo.itlng ill lit. .My compati ) has ptld all
money due the eminent nndei tlio Ihui-
nmn act as last as the com Is hue de
termined the depute as to Us bclnjr tine.
1 liiid mil been n dlioelor of the Union 1'a-
ellie foi thieo je-ii sat the time th.it Its en-
doisement was placed , without tlie consent
ot conpress on n.irxVJOlot tlie Oie 'on Slioit
Mne bonds. In addition to that , as Mi.
Long has staled , tlie courts have hold the
liansarlion tobelejnl. Mr. Henley deelaies
his ability to fully siNaln all the ehaiues
made. Well , the niattoi has been all thiounh
the eouits longaijo , and , as > on will leadiiy
see , at the tlmeot the oc'inience ol tlie great
nnioiitvof tlm transactions alluded to , 1 was
not a dlieetoi of thy company.
WITiL UIjOO.U IN O111CAOO.
Hose nil/nboth AVill bo Transiilantcd
to the Garden City.
CIIICAOO , Juno 'J * > [ Special Telegram to
the HIM : . ] Itoso Kli/abotli Oleveland Is to
make Chicago hci home. Tor some weeks
Mi. Klilci , maiiiigei otthoiider : Publishing
companj , has been in conimunlcatlon with
hoi iclatho to coming to this city and taklnc
eluuce of the editoiial dcpaitmcnt ot the
Llleiary hlte. A dispatch leeeived this
morning tiom Mr. Klder states tint he has
completed all arianccinents with Miss Cleve
land , and that she will eomo at once to take
the position. Llteiai } Mle Is , as Its name
Indicates , a m iga/inc devoted to polite Ict-
teis. It is imblishcd bj tlie IJIdoi Publiblilng
company and numbeis .liming its eintiihn-
toisamfpitions some ol the best liteiai.v
minds ot tlie eonntiy. .Mi. Klder Ins had
this ptoject in mind lor some time , and his
been in coiroipondenco vvitli Miss Cleveland
ever since the inojeetcd maiiiageof the pies-
idcnt made it possible lei his si.slei to Ie.no
the post ot liouoi In the white house. Mi.
Kldot is now in Uliea , N. V. , wheie ho met
Miss Cleveland and concluded the aiiiuue-
meiitb mentioned above.
A Destructive Oil Fire.
ProniA , 111. , JuneUo. The warehouse of
the Consolidated Tank Line in thlscltv , con
taining 40,000 gallons ot oil , caught luo this
afternoon and was totally dcstioicd. The
bin nine oil coinniunlcited with the ticlcht
house of thol'eoila '
Ail'ekln Union lailwaj
near by , and this was also binned , together
with tidily cais and a lai e quantity ot
height. The total loss will appioxiinate
S OD.OOU. The Peoiia A ; Pekin Union lail-
\\ay entiles a total Insurance of SJ'0,000 , nnd
melons will be adjusted in the piopoitlnn
that the piopeity destiojod beais to the
vv hole. Tim loss of the Tank Line is esti
mated at 515,000 ; no Insurance. The bnrn-
Inprollspieadin all diieitions , mid it was
witli gloat diflic-iilty that otliei valnablo piop-
eity in the vicinity was saved. The lire was
ono of the most ilestiactive that has vlbited
tlio city lei leal" .
Freight Hates Hiully Cur.
CIIICAOO , Juno ! ! > . The Hock Island , 15nr-
llngton and Xorthwestern roads lolncd in a
movement to cut freight i.ites to Council
HlutTb and Omaha , lliey put into clfect the
following rates ; rirstclass.10cents per 100
pounds ; second class10 cents ; thiid
class , 23 cents ; foiiith class , 15
cents and tilth class 10 cents.
This ts an avenge i eduction fiom the former
tai 111 of about 00 per cent. Fiolght lates to
the not ( Invest and also Inteiloi points In
Iowa , Minnesota and Dakota are nl o badly
involved , and a general wai thioughont that
territory is anticipated.
A Knnqnn Man .Suicides.
CINCINNATI , Jiine2r > . It. II. Law ton , of
Columbus , Kansas , w.is found dead in his
room at the Kmoiy hotel to-day. He had been
under ttcatmcnt torncomplieation of omanlc
diseases , but thcie were some Indications of
piemedltnted solf-destiuctlon. When his
death became know n a detectlv o slated to the
coioncr that he vas shadowing Lavvton , who
was iindi'i a heavy bond to answei to tlio
chaigo ot fiaud in the teal cstite business in
Kansas and thut the time lor the trial was ap01
pleaching. The coionci will hold an In
quest.
Tlio Nailers' Htriko Kndn.
rnTsnuno , June 2X The great strike of .
whloli lusted ov era j car , was settled
at a confeieneo of ( ho maiiufactuicrsand ,
theli ciuplojes heio to-day. Tug illngo
compiomlsn scale of 18 cents on S2 selling t
caul , which was olfeicd by the woikmen.
wns injected and the following scale agieed
upon : Seventeen cnnts on tJ caul , with adl'i
vancn ot 1 cent lei eveiy Increase of 20 cents
In belling pi Ice.
Knights Tomnliir Organl/o.
CIIIVINM : : { , Wjo. , Juio : 2.5. [ Special Tel
egram to the Jim : . | Jtawllns Coinmandeiy
Knights Temjilar , came to Cliejenne this
nminlng with the Cliejenno coinmandory ,
after Instittitlng r.inaunel commandoy at
Itawlins last night. Utto ( iiamin was elected
eminent commander , John Heed , goneial-
issiino , and M. X. ( Irant captain general of
the new commandery.
A 1C , of It.
ST. Louis Jnno25. Dnrlnir the trial this
mottling of Judge Advocate Mcdaiiy of the
Knights of Labor , and boveiai more Mlssomi
I'aellioomplojps , chaiged with consjiliacy
dining thii late strike , an altercation arose
between the lonner and the pie ccntlni : at
torney. In which seveial blows were ex
changed. McUaiiy was llnoil S25 by the
court.
- * -
The French llxulleil.
PAHIS , Juno M , Much oxcltemont has
been caused by the mnnlfesto of the Count ot
i'aii bon bis dopaitnro from France. News-
papeis containing the manifesto are selling
on the stieet.s In laue numbers. The docu
ment made u fieat impiest-ion.
Tony Will ho Tried.
Xnw YOIIIC , June S5t The cluugesncntnst ( ,
Tony Miielland , of the Cincinnati club , aioto
ho Investigated by Hie Ameiiean association
and liNeuilt orlnnoceiico pioven , The Cin
cinnati club demanded an investigation , and
thu association named JnnolW us the time and
Cincinnati the place ot holding the meeting ,
" - , Juno 21 Twenty-four men wcro
killed and sixteen entombed alive
by an ox-
plo-.lou In a colliery at Itochelio In the de (
part incut of thu Saoue.
PASSED IN SPITE OF LOGAN ,
The Pitz Jobn Porter Bill Qoss Through
the Senate ,
BLACK JACK RANTS AND RAVES.
i'ortcr Denounced ns a Criminal and
Traitor ot the Deepest Dye
Heady Per the Presi
dent's Slgiintn 1C.
In the Scnnto.
AV v. mvrnov , Juno 25. Iho senate took
"Iail the Fit/ John Porter bill and Mr. Lozan
addressed the senate. Ha opened with an
objection to the bill on a constitutional point.
II he bill , he said , piovlded for an Increase In
the number of poisons on the ictited list of
the arm } provided the piesident appointed a
in"I . person lo the place If ho could not
appoint that special applicant the vacancy
Wi nut locust. Where ! did the senate get
th [ KVVCI to name to tlio piesident n poison
whom ho should appoint to an ollleo1. ' Wheio
did ( the house of fcpioscntatlves get an\
powei to name to the president thu pcisnn
whom ho should nominate toanollluo , ' Ot
, ,
com so it the scuatois
dctei mined to lain tiie bill
down the thioats of otliei- ; , the } must take
tlic icsponslbllitv. Mr. Logan did not ex
pect ' } his wonts to have anv weight in Hie sen
ate , foi lioulvv.ijs noticed that when the sen
at ate was dctei mined to do um thing It
tn a deal eai to eveijllilni' else ,
whcthci oiluvv 01 fact , that Intelt'eied with
its pinposo. Thlseasowas not the lilal ot
1'oitei. 1'oitei had been tiled and con
demned. This was the trial ot Abialmm
Lincoln , ot James A. dai Held and of many
bravo and distinguished olliceis ol the army.
lilt. Logan nssiMtud that Poitei was the cause
ot the liist Hull Rim defeat bv peisiudln ?
PattoiMin to ietie.it liom Wlnchestei with
iiO.ooo men. "As ( Sod Is mj judge , " said he ,
" 1 would stand ovei the dust o ! Lincoln anil
swe.ai by all the ( Sods to his net
as being an honest and just one. "
ti. Lonran had pride In the aunv and In Its
u'loiy , and bctoio ho would di.ii ; Into tlic
dust the name of Abialmm Lincoln , tor the
sakeot thlsctimlnal , he would let his tongue
and his aim becoino palsied. Yet thu lepub-
llean lonatoisheie weio willing toote to
give S VO ) a jc.ai to a man vv ho w.is a traitor
tohiscomniandei. So.lt men wanted to bo
paid lib.ially by thu United State- . , they had
only to bs tieaehcious when they should be
true. It ouaic tine when jou might be
tieaeheious , jou aic vetoed. "That"said
Logan , "is a stran u thing to take place In
this countiv. "
.Mr. I'lunib , In opposing the bill , said the
reinstatement ot I it7 John Poitei was the
beginning ot an attempt to lewiitc the hls-
toij of the union aimy , to put tliat whleli
was disloval and iinfaitlitul nlo.e th.it
whicli waslo > al and taitlitul. Mi. Plumb
said ho had just been Infoimcd tliat the pic * > ' -
dent had vetoed the bill giving a pension ot
S50 a month to tlie widow of M.iioi ( icnuial
Hunter , who bad been thopiosldini : ofticorol
the com t mat tlal that hid tried Fit/ John
Poitei. Tliat seemed a lilting accompani
ment to tlio passive ol the 1'iU John Poiter
hill. Unt the loyal people of thu country
would see to It that Mis. Hunter should not
stilfei. Mi. Plumb olleicd an amoiidment to
place Mis. lluntei on tlic pension loll at S50
a month. Lost joas , 11) ) ; nujs , 21) ) .
JMr. Log.ui ottered an amemlment to place
on the ictiied list evoij volnnteoi olllcerwho
leeeived woundspioducing total disability.
Jeected ! | } e.as , is ; najs-.I.
Tlio bill was tlion biotiKht to \otnand
passed > eas , . .U ; na.vs , 17. llm bill having
ahead } passed tlie house , and not hiving
been amended by the senate , now goes to tlie
piesident lei hissisnatme.
-Mr. Plumb called up the house bill to pio-
vldc tortne adjnstini nt ot laud grants made
by cougiess to aid In the consti netlon ot i.iil-
lo.ids within the state ot Kansas and the for-
feltniu ot nnuaincd lands , and thu senate
adjutiihcd till Monday.
House.
WASIIIXO i ox , Juno 25. The cpeakci laid
before the house the various veto messages
jesteiday transmitted by tlio president.
.Mi. Hepbiun moved that the consideration
of the one v etolng the bill gi.antlns a pension
to the widow of .Major Oeneial Hunter bo
postponed until Tuesday next. The motion
waslost jeasS'J , nays 111. and thn message
took the usual coiiise. The other messages
weie appropi lately attended to.
On motion of .Mi. Hatch the senatn amend
ment to the agilcullural appiopiiatton was
non-coneiiircd In , and ilessis. Hatch ,
Wliiaiisniid Pilcoweic appointed confeiees.
On motion ot Mi. Uiaggajolnt icsolutlon
wi.s passed appointing ( iuiieral Wm. J. Sow-
ell ot New Jeisey , Ceneial Jl.utin T. Mc-
M.ihan of Mew York , and Captain J. T.
Mitchell ot Wisconsin , to till the vacancies ot
the boaid of managers ot thu national home
lot disabled voluntc'cis.
The house then went into committee of the
whole , Mi. Ilca .iu in tlio chair , on the MIII-
div civil bill.
Mi. Bland offuied an amendment to the sil
ver ccitllicate amendment adopted josteulav
so as to pl.uu the small ceitlheatcs on the
same looting as thu larger ceithicatusalieadv
issued.
Mi. Cannon offered an amendment piovld-
ing that ail ceitillcates shill be lawful money
and legal tendci In the payment ot all debts ,
public and piivatc.
Mi. H.i > no raised a point of older , and It
\\as.snppoited b > .Mi. liland , who intimated
( hat the obje < tot the amendment was to se-
cntun piosidontial veto. The point of older
was sustained and the amendment niled
out.
out.Mi. . Miami's amendment was adopted.
A shoit debate ensued upon tlio coast sur-
\cy claims ot thu bill , and it was lollowed by
a discussion ot the inteinallovciiuop.ua-
grnplis.
.Mi. rovvnshcndoffcicdan amendment in
creasing tio.n & 'i' > .030 to SXUOOthoappio- !
pilation (01 ( the detection of persons guilty of
violating the Inteinal ievenue laws and for
the ! : iwyniQuLof intormers. jtejectcil.
On motion or Mi , Gibson , of WestVIi-
glnia , tlio pai aciaph cent lining this appro-
pilation was stilcken fiom the bill. I'ending
fmthei action thu committee io > e.
After di ns.sliiL' thu piesldont's pension
vetoes at some length and the ueiislon buiean ,
under Commissioner lllack coming in for
ciitlclsm and defense , without triniaactlng
any business , the house adjoin ncift
AVItO LC
Government Kmployoa DlHoliarKccl to
Holster Up a Cleveland Hooni. (
WASIIINOTOV , Juno 25. [ Special Telegram
totho UIIK.J Next Thuisday , the beginning
of Iho now liscal jeir , the t'ovcinnient will
bo without Hindi. Only two ot the general
appioprlatlon bills have received the presi
dent's signature and become laws. The
army , ( lie navy , the courts and the postonlee ,
the legislative and executive blanches of gov
eminent , aio still unprovided for , bills for
that pin post ) being still in congicss. In order
to keep thu machine In motion congicss will
bo compelled , as has ficqnently been done
befoie , to pass a le.solntlon extending all ap
propriations for thocnumit liscal ) ear a num
ber of da ) s. Thecmplojes In the vaiions div
paitniontsnio tienibling In their boots just
now , Tlieto aio "wars and rumorsof wars. "
For the past two weeks theio have been n
good many quiet dismissals goltiz on In the
departments , and as the end of the liscal jear
draws near there is Kieat trepidation , The
discharges made in tlio past few weeks Dum
ber perhaps two bundled , god tlTero is a
strong suspicion that the wofk Is only bognn.
There was gieat ulaiin when the new admin
istration came In , but , in fact , Washington
Ims felt the change less In pi oportion to the
number of emplojca than any otlicr part of
tlieeountiy. Probably it is because Its gov-
cinmcnt ofliclals aio moie of tliein
subject to civil service rules. I3ut tlicro is
our that this peaceful state of facts may not
contliiuo long. It is known tliat Mr. Cleve
land and his suppoiters are actively walking
for bis rcnomlnatlon by Hie next democratic
national convention , and everj effort Is beinj :
mule to accomplish this icsnll. A well In
formed politician , wlib is high In the councils
of his pai Ij , Informed jour eoirespondent
to-d \ that there was leauvly any doubt but
that Cie\oland would l > e renominated.
II VM.Vt.tj J.S AI IOIIINMINT.
Mr Randall thinks them will be an ad
journment about the middle ot
July , and will probably leport a
( evolution extending thu n'sslon until
Miat dito. Ho makes this prediction upon
she supposition tliat cvervthlnc will go
rmootlifv along from this date , but on the
l < n.ate side ndoad lock Is looked for on tlio
sUamshlpamciidmci't to the postoftlco ap
pioprlatlon bill. 'Iho scnatois say they will
stick , and the hon o committee saj they will
stlclc , and us long as both stick theie will 1m
no adjournment. It will be a question ot
endurance between tlie two houses , and , In
limes past , the Iov > crhouse has nsnallv given
In liist.
wonuiNo Tiiitn > IIPIII. : INTVTIVB. :
In an article on tha halnls of certain dlstln-
gulHlu d members of the hou e. lids iiioriilnir's
National Republican ijs : "The members
of the house who can be toiind in their seats
at the earliest houi are Wai net of Wiscon
sin Lj m in of Iowa , and Kllsbury of Ohio.
\\itineiisiithisdesk leguhnl ) at 10 o'clock
witli a lauo number of books befoio him.
Lillian Is In his icat usually at the same
honi. but h" is not turning nvei the loaves of
books He has a moio ptesslnm * nttei to at
tend to. His dlstilet lias moio ] ) en toncis
and elalni.iiils than anj other In tlie I'nltod
bt lies. Kaeli in ill brings him heaps of docu
ments whleli he iiittst put together and foim-
nlate as n bill , in oidei to keep 1111 with his
work and lotulii the good will of his constit
uents He must tlieioloio. beat ills desk
While his colleagues aio at breakfast ,
uu. vi.io NOI s vnsifiio.v. .
A icsolntion adoited | by Cluilton posl , ( J.
A. I' . , of Kleldaiul , Iowa , piu > me tliat con-
Riesswill IKISS iiotwitlistand1 ! ) ! ; the piesi-
dont's veto , the bill mantlng u pension to
Jtimoi I ) , ilaj vvoitli , was piosented In the
semite todaj bv Mr. Wilson of Iowa.
KOOI isn w ITU r.vitirr 111:1 : uvi.
"There has bei'ii a gieat deal ot bov's plaIn \
In tlio movement for t.nlll loloim of late , "
siid an old mombci of the house to-d iy.
"And but little ciedit. " emillnned he ,
"should aeci no tocllhei ilr. Uindiill 01 Mi ,
Monison. Intlietli'bt place , Mi. M orison
bus been talking about and spi'iidlnc a great
deal ol time on a t.ultf bill when lie know
veiy well that U could not avail anything.
When ho found he could not possibly elfect
an > tiling he should have abandoned the pro
ject to reduce thu tin ill. Woaie living In nn
age whun wel-.innot afford to wastcllmo or
leiiiehonsiblci"
' 'Ho IMS been holding a bill In abeyance as
a club ovei tlio heads ot men who would and
who wouldn'tloiorm thetarilT. If wuthoiight
It ina h liable to take up for discussion and
amendment the Morrison bill none
otliei should bo taken up or
even talked ot. Tlio Morrison bill
could bo amended till It wasjust as acecnta-
ble as any measine that am man could intro
duce. It looks as thmuh Mr. Hindall was
opposing ev civ thing that he did not have
todo in oiiginatini ; . I cannot see any dillei-
ence in taking np and pinning down tlie
Monison bill to wha is wanted and taking
np a bill ov Kindall containing only a poi-
tlon of the Morrison bill punlsions. If I
weio Mi. Rind. ill tshotild not make a fin-
thor move on tlio tariff. ' So far ho has done
well. It he introduces ; ; bill he spoils all he
has done. "
TADS AND HIS C VXAT *
Captain Kids has beoU mound hero again
dining the past week , and has c tiled uiion
the piosldcnt and otheis w ho could help him
In his Tchaiintcpcc ship railway niojcct , but
inpnrts no piogiess. It is not at all prob.ible
that an } thin ; w ill be done in tills matter by
tills congiess. Captain Kiids cc.itteied too
much In the Incipiency of his work. 01 rather
tlio committees did in importing the bills on
the subject , and thine Is now too much diller-
CIKC between the tvywhotises to admit of a
compromise. _
IjA BOU'Sbn , Si AN DS.
The Knitchtg Ask Consrosg to Pass
Ccrtniii JMoasures.
AV vmVrtrov , Junc25. The committee of
Knights of Labor appointed at the Cleveland
convention have scuta letter to Speaker Car
lisle and conies to Uandall and Morrison
containing a list of the measures
which It is dcslicd that congiess should
pass , and a memorial looking to that
end. Among the measures , many ot which
were icferrcd to in these dispatches dining
the piogress ol tbo Cleveland meeting , are
those repealing the timber culture , pre-emp
tion and dtseit land acls , the adjustment of
railioad and other land giants ,
ortKinlzinff the tenitory of Okla
homa , piohlblting aliens from holding
land in the United States , making piesiden-
tial and consrcsslonnl election days holidays ,
and punishing biibery. In conclusion the
committee sajb , in rcrniestinir the passage of
these measures , it Is not asking anj tiling
fiom the dominant party only to fiilnll tbo
promise it made to the people when It was
seeking theii .suffrages by which it obtained
Its present majority.
Business FliHt nnd Then Pleasure.
W vsniNoiov , Juno "j. i'cstciday was
piobably the busiest day the president has
had since his Inauguration. During the day
headed up > n one hundicd and eighteen pri
vate pension bills , after giving each at'ioi- '
ongh peisonal examination. Thlity bills
vvoro vetoed and eighth-eight appiooil. . lie
also approved the bill relmbuisine lldvvln
Stevens , United States consul at 2f ingono ,
China , for cxtiaordlnary expenses inclined
dining the Fianco-l'iitsslanwar. The bill for
tlto icllef of Illchaid T. Wintersmith , Into
dooikeepei of tlio house , becomesa law with
out the president's si natiuo. The piesident
wrote the veto messages without assistance
bv dictation or otherwise. The piesident lei t
Wiislilngson about 1 o'clock to day tor a
cruise down tlio I'otomau and Chesapeake
bay on the steam jaeht Coisah , of New vork.
lie was accompanied by Postmaster General
Vikis , Hepic'sentativeSiottof Penns > lvania
and Wilson L. Illssdl of liuffalo. They weio
weJlccuJpped with hslilng t.u kle. They ex
pect to icuiin tJryirovv : : : nlfht.
Etoiicratiiif ; Scimtor Payne. "
WASIIIXO ro\ , Juno t7. ! The senate com-
mlttco on piivlleges aud elections decided teleport
loport adversely to any Investigation ot the
charges of brlbeiy In connection with tlio
election ot Senator Pavno. Themajoiity of
the committee ihlnM theiu Is not snlllciont
evidence to show tlmtmoney was used In the
election , and aio ciuiliGOnt the lesnlt was not
in any way nffrtleU by Impiopcr means.
Thoio will bo a nilnolity ruiioitin favor of
IIP investigation. It is Mid only Senators
Hoarand Fiyo will sign the mlnoiity icpoit ,
and Tollei , rvaiLsLogan , Sanlsbnry , Vance ,
Pugh and Knstis will tlio majoiity le-
poll. j '
. Incrcnscd lot rual Revenue ,
WASiuxoTOjr , Juupa1) , The collections of
internal revenue during the liist cloven
months of tlie tlstal j far , ending Juno : x > ,
Ibbrt , amount to SlDT.lOJ.-lS.'i , belngan Incieaso
of 5fMftJ8.uovcr : tm ! recelits | for the eoi-
icspondfng period ot the prcv Ions > ear ,
A WorUman'8 llud Htninhlo ,
CIIIYK.NM : : , \\'yo Juno a5. [ Special Tel
egram to tlio Hi n.l A woikman in tlio
Union Pacific sliopj , named ( icoigo llansen ,
wlillo splitting timber with a ci enlar saw ,
stumble ; ! , and trying to jccovcr himself , irot
ills light hand against thu saw , lacerating Ins
thumb and splitting his haul up tothuwiist.
Ho will piobably lese his hand.
Tho.Ijlltlo . Qli lccr.
, Au | : , JunoiJS. A sjioaial to o
the Adveitiser from Sealo says George U. I'
D.ivis was liangcd tiicio today for the mmt
der of William McClelland , alias Aiclilo t
Hcov m , last spring. I
AVpather far Nebrusku. (
For Nebraska LOCH ! rains , followed by c
fair weather ; utatloilary tenipt'raturo. t
, ± '
- -
j
Tlio "anarcliifits" of the tmf c\uhan o i
bavo had thu/fiont of their building
waintud a. bright c.inn'inc , _ c
THEY RIDE TO THEIR DEATH ,
Tonr Railroad Men Killed in a Freight
Train Wreck Near Oroston.
TWO OTHER LABORERS INJURED.
rcninto lllackitmllrii ri-oin Omaha
Xr.v IMK Their \Vilos on Sioux Oily
Merchants The llrovvn Itn-
ItCAOlimont Xoius.
fntitl Wreck Ncnr Crciton.
In. , June a' . ( Special Tele-
giam to the Htr.J : 1'relght train \o. til
broke In two on tlio bill six miles cast of
Cicston at U:15 : last nlghl. It was followed
bj an oxlia. Condiutor West , of 13 , lan
back to flap the oxtraw lion the broken sec
tion followed him , Iho exlia , innnlni ;
twelve miles an hour , was within six car
lengths of the biokun M-etlon when IMOV- |
ered by the cnglneei. lie and the llioman
jumped before the onelno clashed Into the
cnboo'-c. which was mished Into splinters.
hlght nitlioad hiboiors weie asleep In the
caboose. Pour were killed ontilght , two In-
jmed and two escaped innliiiit. Five car
w cio demolished. Thieo of them weio
loaded with horses , one with agilciiltinat Im
plements , and one with giadcis' tools. Out
of fortj-loin horses four weie killed and one
iujuied.
Tlio names of the dead mon aio :
IlKNItYIIUC.HKS , Uuttcilicld , Ills.
1. M. DAVIDSON.
DILL ; ALDHNI' .
TII os. wiiiTi : .
Two of the killed weio badly cut to pieces.
The Injured are :
JOHN MKDI.VA , left leg bioken below the
knee ; hint In back and othciwNo slightly
bruised.
MIKI : II vim UTiit , Italian , nose broken
and otherwise slightly biulscd about the lace ,
hands ; and body.
The w omuls aie not dangerous. Thoen-
glue and tender weie stripped. Tlio col
lision ' ! occurred on a high embankment and
bridge. The track was eleaicd and all tiains
running this moinlng.
Oinnlin Women Tryluji to Work Sioux
City MnlCH.
SIOUK CITY , la. , June ' . ' 5. [ Special Tele
gram to the HKB.J For several days pist
there ' have been In the city , stopping at the
Union house , three females , a woman and
two girls , w ho have been trying to play the
men of this city for hush money , as it seems.
'IIM ho females aic rcglsteied undei the name of
Meniek and claim to bo from Om iha. A daj
or so ago itseems th.atoneof tlie gills was
vvac alking along one of the prlncip il siteets and
accosting u loading business man. tin list a
letter In his hands purporting to bo tiom her
mother. This was 10 the etlect that , as she
had learned ho had dragged her girl into a sa
loon ami did vvitli hei what ho pleased , she
propose 1 making it tlie deaiest tliinghe cvci
did in his life. They have been playing thiir
game again ( onlay , but the police in eon tlio
atcit. So far as known no one has been
fleeced as j et.
AN UNHtiPE.VTnvr IMlODIGAIj.
A Minister's Slick Scheme That
Didn't AVork.
IunNMDr ? , la. , .TnnoJ 25. [ Special Telc-
to the BKK.J i\citement is running high
to dav. Recently the son of one of our inln-
isteis disappeared , and with him , the stoiy
goes , went two noises. The young
man returned homo last c\enlng ,
and to avoid suspicion the father g.i\o a ban
quet and called in the neighbois to icjoico
over the letuin of the piodigal son. Tlio
scheme failed to satisfy tlio tai mers , who aio
now poniing in trom every diicction with
blood in their cjes. The joung man was
handcuffed and Is under arrest. What tlio
farmers will do is not yet known. Lynching
is feared.
_
Tlio Drown Impeachment Trinl.
Dns SIoiNi.s , June y . In the Impeach
ment trial , II. S. Vail , who examined the in
surance companies , was unt on the stand.
Ills testimony dilleied nothing mated illy
from that he gave before the house commit
tee. Hcmadoagenciauienlal of Hiu charges
against him biouglit out by Cleiks Sanfoid
and Ajcis'to tlmonv. He denied that ho
evei told Ajers that he had made a nan ce
ment with liiown to share with him any
profits aiising out of the examination. IIo
tcstlhed th.it on three occasions ho gave
liiown sums of money Si" , S40 and & . ! 0
foi campaign expenses. Ho did so on his
own motion. With the exception
of his eleik ( Heed ) ho did not
make an ) thing elf their wages.
On Heed's services ho cleared Sl'JS. On the
subject ol the payment ot ditfcicnt bills ho
denied evei tlneatcnlng the suspension of
any company unless the bills weie p ild , but
ho did askbtovvait to Insist on the piymcnt
of the bills by attaching a formal icqnialtion
for tlio amount. On witness , cioss-ovamina
tion the fact was biont'litont by thupiosocu-
tlon that prior to Vnll's emjifoynieiit on In-
stnnnce companies ho had novel , with one
exception , examined an insui.anco company.
The plan was that ho should examine the
companies In Iowa , Minnesota , Wisconsin
aim Illinois at tlio same i.ate chaiged Iowa
companies whlcli witness claimed was the
minimum late charged by eastein actuailes.
Attempted Homicide.
CAimor.T , , In , , Jnno 25. [ Special Telegram
to the II 1:1 : : , ] Last evening several shots
were tired by a man named Amos Hunklo at
J. H. Lovviv , a constable. Only ono hit the
victim , Indicting a wound that will net prove
fatal. Htinklo was ejected fiom some inoji-
crty ho claimed to o\vn some
tlmoHK by I.awiy , who seivod the pipit * .
llnnklo become angiy and bus held a grudge
evei hinco. Tineo days ago they mot , and
Itunkle assaulted Lowry but was Knocked
down , Slneo then liunklo has been on Ids
track and tiled Uf kill him. Moio solicits eon-
sequenceaio anticipated.
The Oldest CltUcn DleH.
WIOTA , In. , Juno 25. [ Special Tcle0'iam to
tlio Ui.i'.J ( Jiaiidiiu Joidan , as she was
called , the oldest pcison In Iowa , died last
night aged HI joars. She wns bom In
Kentucky , and letained to the last a vivid
lecollcction of the past.
Her Mm It.
Ciitio : "Fiinnie."liosail (
to her , "I love you with my whole heart ,
and I vviint you to bo my wife. It is true
I'm only a ilopartment clink vvitli $1.100
a year , but , Funnio , money doesn't buy
inuss. Do you love "mo ,
o-oo"sho cooed , nestling huflic.id
on his now coat front.
"And doon love mo ? " ha oxol.Umed ,
vvitli conlldoncu , "You love mo vvitli (
your whole s > oul and being * "
"Mnybo not miitu that mneli , " siio
jlud , "b.it I love you $ MOO vvoitli ,
i go , jind th.it'.s ? tOO moro than I over
lovcu tiny living man. "
i.
Her Particular Flavor ,
New York Tiiiios : ' 'How fragrant It (
all is , " said ( icorgo us they entered the
park ' , "tliotnris very bcavy with tiio
scent of blossoms dropping from tlio
tiocs and the pel finned odors exhaling
from llovyors and bush. Natnic on every
hand is yielding lier choicest iiromus.
Can you iinngino anything moro deli
cious , Clara,1' ' wont onUcorgu enthusias
tically , "than the pines' spicy bioatli
upon ] tlio biccio. Wli.it llavor can equal
H. What "
"Vanilla , " Interrupted Chun , with
cjnal enthusiasm.
MMUASK.V : xmvs.
How Onion Will Cclchratc Imleien- |
donee Day ,
Xcl . , Juno T > . fSpcoIal to the
BI.K.J Genoa will celebrate this year In a
manner ( hat will cati o the groal American
oacle to look down with delicht upon her
cffoils. 'Iho main speaker of the day will be
the Hon. Horace I ! . Chase , who will deliver
Ihcaddiess , andtj bo followed by several
others In ( oasts and icspoiw. The
IIat the piocrammu for the day are numerous ,
and liberal purses lm\o been undo up with
which to luvvard the skillful nnd athletic.
J romlnr < nt among thu sports Is a match game
of base ball between a club fioin darks nnd a
ofs lekod nine of the ( Jono.i plaven. As bolli
Unix consist of good base balUst * , a good
Kame Is expected. Thf exorcises will wind
up 1 with n iM.vml display of lir. vvoiks In Iho
evening , SllVdworlh havInn been nuiehasod
foi the occasion. A special train will be ru n
fiom Cedai Kiphls and Pnllorton , leaving
( Ydtillnpldhut7n.nl and deiiar Ins from
lieie at 11 p. in. , thus giving the visitors a
chuncc to spend tlio dn\ with u * .
Two Small Tire * .
Col fMiifs , Neb , Juno y > [ Special Tolc-
gram to the Hi i , | V the bioku out to-day
In the HeiRci hiilldlni ; , binning It and thu
Hoiiosteel and it.akoi bu Mings outliely up ,
and also scoichlnir and damaging Mi , Gei-
laid's house to a small extent. Mi. Hcraei
sustained tlio he most loss , as the Insiiianco
had explicit on tne Imildlta- . Ills slock was
Insuied foi ? I0) ( ) , ami was mo-dlv savul.
Hone-steel was iiisnio.il foi SI > 0 in the New
Yoik Uiidoiwilteiu. Tim Ilnkoi building
wns Insiuod In the New Yoik Undoivvilleis
Tliu total hiss Is about SJ.COJ.
A i I'l v.i u : ( \ ; \ inn.
: CIMI : n. Neb , Juim i' > . [ Special
Tulegiam to tlio Hn. | Pied Shaw's hoi *
ranch wasdestioyed bv liio.it H o'eloek to
day , Loss about seven bundled doilats.
3Iiisnnlu Hull Dedicated.
Gi\ov : , Neb. , Juno -Speeial | to the
Hii..J-Mount : Xebo lnil'e ' , \o. 1J1 , A. F. it
A. .M. , dedicated theii now h ill last evening
and ulso Installed theli olllceis for the en
suing term , I'.wl Grand Mastei Hastings , of
Lincoln , was present tiud conducted thu ox-
cicNes of the evening. Aftei the business
was through w Kit lu the lodge 100111 , the
niembeis and about two hundred invited
guests who weio present adjourned to the W.
C. T. U. hall , wheioiefrosiimentsweioservcd
to all. Speeches weio made dining tlioeveii-
Ing by the past gi.ind mastoi and Horace H.
Chase , stipciintcnticnt of the Indian Induing
school , who ita most eloquent spe.akci.
Closing the Indian Tr.ilniiitr School.
(5i.voNeb. . , .Tune 25. [ Special to the
Bi.i : , ] Tbo closing exercises of the Indian
ti.dningschool will baheld next Tuesday
night and nn Intuicstlng pie iammo has
been prepared for the occasion , consistinir of
iccitations , songs , etc. , by the chlldien.
About thiee bundled invitations havu been
sent out , and It Is expected thai all w lie are
invited will bo piesont and see what thuso
children , who but a little ovei two ye.us ago
woio in their natnial , wild and uneiiltniod
state , ntc cilublti ot doing utter belli : : undei
the good inlliientcstli.it have stniounded
them and h iviug leeeived the beneht ot edu
cational piivclegc's .
TUB Si'OUTI.NG
ycstcrdaj's livcnts on the Dininond ,
Turf anil Wator.
AT CIIICAOO
CIllcaKO 5 0 3 5 0 I 0 0 f 10
nelly.
Ar Duriion
'Ilio Detioit-Phlladelphlagamo was post
poned on account of lain.
AT HKOOM.YV
Brooklyn 0 00200010-5
IJaltlmoie n 0110002 * 7
Flidt base lilts Ihooklyn f > . BalUmoio i ) .
Kirors Hrooklyn-1 , Baltimore5.
Ar PHIL\DKi.rniA
The Athletic Mctiopolltan.
( iamo was postponed on account of rain.
Cincinnati 0 1 2
St. Louis o 0-1
Fitstbaso hits-Cincinnati 3. St. Louis 7.
Duors Cincinnati 1 , St. .uouls 4. Umpiie
Hiadley.
A r ST. Louis
St. Louis 0 0202000 1-G
New Yolks 92020000 * 7
Pitcheis Khby and Welch. Flist base
hits St. Louis , .Now Yoik 10.
Euois St. Louis S , XewYoiIcD. Umpiio
Cmiy.
Ar Louisvn.i.i :
Loulsvillo . 0 0-10
rittsbuig . 0 5
Pitchers Ilaiullbol , Urown and Hamsoy.
Flist base hlts-Loulsv Ilio 14 , Plttsbmg iu.
i Loultv Uio 1,1'dt-ibui 10. Umpiie
.
Brighton Hoituh Hnces.
13uir.iiJON Un.von , Juno > . Foi fom-
ye.ir-olds and upwaids , live firiongs : Alsl-
norawon : Red Uncle second , Theiesa thiid.
Time - 1:01 : Jf.
Poiii-yoai-olds and upwanls
, live-eighth
mile : FJcUhTajIoi won , MIIIoi second , IScn
Thompson third ; Tliiio-l05f. : ! '
One and one eighth mlle : I'onnlo S won ,
Uosslo B second , Olivette thiid. Time
.
( ii.ncs End handicap , tinee-\ear olds and
npwaidonehalf milo : ( iiienlield won.
Delilah bocond , Little Dan thiid. Timc-
: > : -0.
0.Pai
Pai neil stakes , for thioe-jear-olds and up
wards , one and n ( jiinter miles : Haiiiiim
won , Pcekskill occond , Tiea iiici tldid.
Time : i:3) : ) .
Milo : J H won , Tattler second , Emmett
tlilui.
Ynlc Sculloi-H XVtn.
Nr.w LOVDON , Conn. , June 23. In the
intei-collogiatc boat lace this evening Y.ilo
beat I'dinsjlvanla. Time 23 : iO r.
The "Mad KliiK or Havnrln. "
NXA , ob. , July 23. To the Kei
llor of thu HrcRt What infeinal nonsense
does thu quotation contain refuriing to
the ilead king , who wns bi ought up nnd
educated to a dcgt co in tlio universities
CIo
of Loipsic iind Ell : niircr , liav.tiiu "Tho
only wonder is tluit Ludvvig was not 1111-
clowned ycais ago , or peiiiaps it it may
bu better to o\iircss wonder that lie vvus
permitted to reign at nil. " IIo was only
tvventy-ono years of ngn when ] { ; vvnria
was involved in 18(50 ( in a war against
Prussia , as an ally of Austria , nnd then
ito was not responsible for thu blunders
of bin statesmen or generals. Ho was
equal to every emergency in n political
crisis , nnd it is duu to him that thu south
Gi'imun states declared that the declara
tion of war against Prussia was tlio cause
of war for them too ug.thibt Napoleon.
IIo disappointed Napoleon very much on
this score , who expected that Iho south
iorniiin states would lomnin neutral.
Fiuthor , King Ludvvig II. olfereil the im
perial dignity to King William of Prussia ,
and was thus active to ro-crcct tlio ( JIT
man empiiu.
. The vviitor miiddles ovco thing of n
king's private ailairs into Ma political
ami J nionaicliic.il duties , and sliovvh liy
tli.it way tiit ) : his brain needs coiiHidur-
able dealing before lie is nblu to write
anything conrnrning monarch ! * ) ? . A pile
of words and phrases do not miiko good
his stupendous lack of infoiiiiatioii about
Knropc.in nllaird.
The ) icoilu | did not rise under Uio lend
of a loyal unele , but foul play was sus
pected by mo ttio verj ; first minute , and
events show my predictions to bo correct.
O. F. K. Hmiihu
Illiy JlcAlcstouVsllic'l 11111 co.ils , liestivslO
cement , etc , , of llavuiis SCo : ,
COMMONERS CAN GO HOME ,
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Parliament Prorogued by the Qnoen iu A
Speech to "My Pooplc. "
THE PEOPLE'S OPINION WANTED.i \ {
The Question of Home UHleorCfcr-
( jloll tllC Otl.M | < l nf thO PlSHtlU-
tlon I'nclatHl'rt Connection
With TorrlKii Towers.
I'nillainrnt
Lox't > ov , > lnuc 25. P.iill.imcnt was pro *
rogued to (1 ( iy. The follow Ing Is the succn'a
pcooh :
"M > loidsaii'l ' contleni"ii : 1 have dolor-
mined toiclca ovoii finni vow highdutiesbt >
foio I he full rmompllshmcnt of ( lie regular
w oik of ( he session , in 01 dci to uncertain tlio
OHM'of in ) people on Ihelinpoitant pioposal
to establish a legislative body In Ireland for
till ) lliana-'l'llleilt Ol llisll .It dlstlflKlllMietl
tiom Impdial ailahs. Wlih this object , Itla
mv intention to dissolve piillaineiit , 1 con-
tlntio to lii'iuill ) innlnlnln tlio most friendly /
ichitlons with loicign pourii. 1 haveho (
witlsfnct Ion to ; uMiinint | > uu \ \ Ith tlio fnct ( lint
tlio wiu-llku opcintloiis of Ken la against ;
mli hnvo been bioiiiiht to at lose through
tlio wise counsels ot tlio powois and tlio lor-
lii'.u.iiiiu of the sultan , nnd also nfter a peN
led of anx'otv ' of tlio adoption of
paeiiio uuiiisols bv ( ticccn , disarm
ing tlio ( ilook fonoo. It Ims removed
ii soilous datigei to Ilio pence ot
iuopo. 'I ho slain lit atliilis In Eirvpt hai
Impiovcd. I have boon able to. icduca my
foice matotlull.v In thut country und Inlng
it within HIP soiilliein llmlls piopcr. 1 lm\o
coneludod an uiiangcnicnt with Spain by
illicit , It ndoplrd bv II.o rotten will , 1 trust ,
Incteasci oin commercial Intercourse with
Spain mid al-o enumi-.igo Hi" development
01 lolonlal mine * . 1 lm\o felt lively pleav
uio In piomotlng the exhibition of product * ,
nmiinf.u tines ami aits ot my colonial anil
liull.in dominions , which Is now being Held
In thomettopolis. "
H GItlMT CUTOUT.
Gladstone KoocUotl With Unbounded
Ktithiisiusm at Manchester.
ui , Unir. , ilituo 23. llladslono
addiesscd tlio electois of Manchester this nt *
toinoon in Fioo 'I'r.iilo hall. Ho was rr
colvodat Manchester with Indescribableon-
thnsinsin , thousands being assembled at the
allvvay statiiin toolcdino him , and t o
tieots being Iltciull } i > .i"kod with rcopio 1 I-
Uio way irom the depot to I'rco Tralo ha1 .
When Gladstone : ipionol ) on thostaotlq
whole house lose In ono outburst of cnllnis -
ism. Tlio eheoiing last-d thieo minute- .
Gladstone began by lam 'iit'iii ? th it the Irli tj *
inostlon hid bcon so much
issociatcdlth doubt In tlio
present conlioversy. This resulted In
iiitinv losses to the govi'iiiincnu None of
those caused him moie .icute pain than tie
loss ot , lohn Blight. Ol course the govern
ment opponents \\ould not now let Urlgl t
ilone. Hoastoo valuable a man. Aftir
again challenging Ch.tni'ierhdn to produce
Ins maiv clous land sihomu , dy
tlio side of \ > hleli tlio gov-
niinent fcliemo dwindles into
insignllicinoo , and again challenging tlio
Kail ot Cai nai von to divulge what ho said
to I'arnell unit whothoi ho Informed Lord
Salis-buiy of the Intel v low , G'ludstonfl said In
( inclusion that tlio hMi demands were rea-
.onablo . and modeiatu , and that their oppo
nents b.ul bicn uiitconcrous. K < cum * r
pica , , of other connlilo * In KlironO-
sl\iiwed tliolsdom nt' the fioverlimtiiit'lj
ilolicy. Jle appealed to the mon fiom Man-
ehestei , who aio oven in the foiefiont of pro-
jrt'sslvt1 mosemimls , to keep true to tnn'i
i.idltions. [ Loud rliocis.i > 'ot o\en the
opponents licllciod that they could proven *
liL'iuitiiiir ( oflioiiiii into to liclaml. All *
hey could do was to e.uiM ) delay until homu
mle was estoited liom them.
now cu
A. Sioux Chipl'Oosorlhes iho Massacre
on the Ilnulc Kiold.
Sr. Tun. , Juno 'X. A special to the PIo-
iccr Pi ess liom tlio Cnstir battle Held In
Montana dca'ilbes the celebration ot the '
.enth annlvcr.saiy of the battle by a few o
,
ts siirvivois. 'Iho gical Sioux chief Gall
went over the Held and described the manner
which Cuslei's command was destroyed.
Gall is a line-looking Indian , 40 years old ,
Jghlng ovcr two bundled. IIo won reti
cent at liist , nut finally ho told hlsstoiy with ,
dicnitv and animation. Wo saw soldiers ,
oirlyintlie moinlng ciossing the dlvlcd.
When KenoandCnstei sep.iulcd wo watched
tliem until they came down into
the \.alley. i'lin ciy was raised that the
white soldleis weio coming , and orders were
'iven foi the village to movu Immediately ,
licno swept down so lapldlyon the nppen
end that the Indians woio forced to light.
Sitting Hull and I wuie at the paint
wlicio Huno attacked. Sitting Dull
was the big medicine man. The
women and children weio hastily moved
down stieani vvheiu the Cheycnnos wcro CIH
camped. T'io ' Sioux attacl.od Keno and thn
Clieyenncs Custei , and then all became mixed
up. The women and chlldien caught horses
foi the bucks to mount. Then the bucks
mounted and oh.irfred back on Hono. They
checked him and diovo him Into thu timber.
The holdieis tied theii hoihcs to ticcs and
camooiit and fought on loot. A9 S90.n Pa
Ifeiio was beaten and dilvn back across the
liver the vvholu loieo tinned on Custer.
nnd fought him till they dtislioycd him.
Cnster did not leieli Iho itvei , but was met
about half u mile iiji the lavlne now called
Keno creek. 'I hey lought the Boldlcis nnd
beat them back step bv step till all were ,
killed. Uno of Kono'b olllceis confirms this.
They nuvorlnoku , but ictlied Ktep by step
till forced back to thu rldgu upon which all
hnally puilsliod. Ihey vvliere shot down in
line when1 they stood.
liivl nt Douth'M Donr.
lU.ooMi.N'ciio.v , 111. , June : ! . ' ! , Judge Davhl
Dav is has declined steadily to-day and may
dlobefoie morning. His physician says ho
cannot possibly live moio than ( vrodayitat
most.
Tlinro will ho no ni'jio drcs.s jiaiado at ,
Toil Oinaba until fuither ordoiu
Care for the Children
Clilldrcn foci the tlelilllty of the clianglnu ,
ccasoas , even nioro than adult ! ) , and they bo * ,
rome cross , iicctlth , anil imcontrollublo ,
'iho blood fihoulil bo cleansed anil the systcin ,
hnlKoratcil by the use of IlooJ'a K.irt.iiiarllla ,
"Last BprliiK my two children wcro vaccU ,
nntcd. hoon after , they brokoidlout with run-
nlngfcorca , t > o dic-iilfiil I thought luhould lore
them. Iluod'x h.irsip.irlll.i cuicd them com-
] > letclyi uud they ha\o been Jiealthy * vcr
since , I do feel tliat llodd'a bais.ijarllla
caved my children to me. " Jljis. 0. j
TiiOMi-so.v , West Warren , M.IM.
Purify the Blood
_
Hood * fiamparllla is characterized by ,
three iicnilUiltlci ; 1st , the combination ot
remedial agents } i.'d , the proporUoni M , | h
proccti of hccurliiB the actho medleinUi
( juallile.s. Tlio result la a medicine of unusual
strciiKtli , ctfuctlng curia hitherto imknow (
Bend for took containing additional ovlclcue * .
"Hood's
BirKanarllla tone up mr nyiletc ,
pmincs my blood , than ens tny api > ctilp. ud ,
pccms to niiko inq over.1 .1. r. Tiioiiraox.
JUnibtcrot Deeds , Jxmell , Mass.
"Hoo < r RupapiiJlla beats all othoi , uid
jsW"rtlilt8wtlBlitliipolrt. I , lUjmiHuion
> JO Uaiik btrett , KDW Voik City. *
Hood's Sarsapan'IIa
Sold by all drnwlsta. i j MX for 55. Ut.ie ,
only by 0.1. IIOOD & CO. , I.owcll , UMI.
100 Dooos0no _ Dollar *