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    THE OMAHA j DAILY BEE
ZSTAJ3LISHZD 19 , 1S71. O3LAHA. MONDAY MOTTSTK l , JUKE 7 , 1S97. SINGLE COPr FIVE CEXTS.
80 CHANGE 15 SPAISl
m r tie
POUCYTO SE IWCHED
Cwfcai tie Prnaler ia Ea
Ministerial
CONSULTS MANY LEADl-tG PeUTlQANS
131 Advisa "Secafi of Captan General
"w ejlsr ixsn Guba ,
SAGASTA AMD CAMPOS BOTH GIVE ADVICE
Solution f th - CrI U 1 n. General
Snrprl rIn Mlnintrrtal Clrclrn
and to the "World
t Lnrjcc. i
MADRID , Jane 6. Tie queen recent has
confirmed Seaor Caaavas. tie premier. In hie
ministerial powers and tie eaMnet wffl re-
pij.i-t in oDce w i personnd aad poBcy un-
chanc-d. All tie leading member * of tie
Senate aad Chamber of Depetles who were
consulted by ier majesty as wdl as three
marshal * , have advise * tie recall f Cai > -
Uua Gaerai 'W yl r from Caba.
At a cabinet round ! heW this afternoon
at iis residence Seaor Canovas , tie premier
announced tiat tie quefn recent had re
newed his powers aad those of tie cabinet.
In terms most flattering to htm aad all his
colleagues.
It Is understood , tiat tie government docs
not contemplate any immediate change In
tie supreme command la Coba , Tie sur
prise and displeasure of tie varieas sec
tions of tie opposition are not easy to
describe.
describe.SURPRISE IN MADRID.
LONDON June 6. The Madrid correspond
ent of the Times says :
"The solution of tie crisis Is a general sur
prise , as mufi In mialvterial circles as in
the -WTirld at large. It was iiaucht. not with
out reason , teal ffr * counsels of tie Meier
military antiorities ; as reported by Marshal
Campos. Marshal Bianco and Marshal Domia-
BBez. wonid have iodine ! tie crown toward
a ralical aad distinct change of policy Sn
tie Cuban campaign.
"This idea was espetsafly prevalent , as
Scacr Casovas has himsfrll admitted that ,
bcti as regards reforms and the conduct
ot tip war by Captain General Weyler , his
cwn iopes and aspirations have scarcely been
trailed.
-The only explanation is T- tie first
tisugit of tie premier is to vindicate his
'amour prapre * so far as tie liierala are
cmcersed , aad when this is established to
find occasion at en early date so to modify
tie cabinet as to satisfy tie liberals and. to
terminate tie deadlock before tie Cortes
reassembles , waJci Trill probably not be for
several months. It can iardly be doubted
tia" tie mollfication would Jnclude-Uiff-ro-
pJactoff nf Ciptain General "Weyler by some
' ' *
clier commander
LEARNED AT "WASHINGTON.
'WASHINGTON' , June t Hpaaisi .Minister
Dirpuy dc Lome today received a cable
gram announcing the result'of the < jaeen"
decision la the matttr of tie Spanish pre
mier and cabinet ministers , who recently
tendered tieir resignations. Tie minister's
dispatch ie in line with tie Associated press
advices.
It says tic queen had reached her deci
sion after consulting witi tie former pre
miers and tia marshals. Included in tie
fTmer were Senor Sagasta. tie present
leader of the liberal party , and Martinez
Campos , , -.ie raptala general of Cuba wio
Save way to General Weylsr.
Mr. De Lame declintd to discus tie pra t-
ojities of tie retention In office of tie- pres
ent ministry an relation to tie paBcy to be
pursued w.ii regard te Cuban * ' ' ' and
th * tirumbency of Csptain GEneral 'Weyler-
SfTPtsry Sherman also received s long
cable dienalni from United State ? Minister
Taylor a1 Madrid. Presumably it ia In cnn -
nin wi'i the happenings ot the day in
tia * f1 ! " ? but as i : was in cipher tie secre-
tarv was unable -to diocioee the contents.
Tie serretiry declined to make any Mate-
ment In rrgard to the matter further than
to susEtst tiat it indicated tie confidence of
the ijaeen In the ministry.
SATISFACTION AT HAVANA ,
HAVANA Jane C. In polmntl circle ! and
among tie Spanish general public , wiere a
Ieerlns of acute- anxiety iad existed as to
tie outcome ot tie cabinet crisis la Mad
rid , keen zatififaetion te felt it the news that
S nor Caaovns ia " received frEsh proof of
confidence from tie crown.
Today La Gaceta ( tie official gazette ) pub-
t hcj tie ext of tie reforms recently pro
mulgated by the queen regent In council.
Senor Jre Coagnrta. the Spaaifch repre-
seata Ire on tbe Ruiz investigating commiB-
san : sailed ycstsrday for New Yerk.
LK.VTES ALL TO HIS 3II.MSTER5.
Saltan lutm t PeaceVrcutintiun ta
HI * Cabinet.
LONDON June 7. The correspondent of
tie Standard at Constantinople says :
Atiag upon the advict of Izzet Bey tie
enltan , s ifaiiag tie peace negotiations
In the iandt of iia ministers , tins
personal respanaibOtty asd placias
b nsrif. la a petttten to cacriflce iimselt to
pcpnaIndJgnation If neceecary.
* I * s reported that tie palace party aa
* B'rr d jo effnsive stock exchange opera
tions on the theory that tie market will
chow a rt * * as the prospects ot ptaee in-
The Oueman ambassador at St-
u-g ias tofarmeJ tic port * that Count
Lb ? Ruacian foreign minister , tald
he per anaBy abject ed to Rnsrian In
tervention oa behalf of Greece , aad had
ccvateracttnl tie temtaUce intrigues started
.ii . tiat object ; sot tie Holy synod induced
tie czar 1 intervene. "
Duel b > French Drpntlo.
PVRIS , June < L Macfiear Tiomson and
Mnntieur Mlrniin , membera of tie Ciam-
ber of Drputu * . faugtt adurt today , grow
ing > ut of an arikAe rio.en br the latler
a a k ng Mocsieur Ticnisxa * MeoHt-ur Mir.
man was slightly rtcndod In tie forearm.
The jrtr ia a radical sociaKst aad gained
considerable notanety through his prMeet
aga-n r being eanfliied to the barraeks as a
cocrf-pt duriag tie election cf a president
t ] succeed Caooimer Ptrrier.
rrB Collide ; Kuar Drum.
LONDON. Juae 6. The steainer Bsttem
and YatroGta , beta bound for Amsterdam ,
collided la tie Thames early this morning.
Tie Ystroom tcmodered. two * f her nawen-
gtrs beiot drowned. Tic remainder at her
passengers anj her er wmere taken on
beard rie Bitiern. which r < a damaged. The
B.nera t jieoead officer and carpenter ere
Crowned.
Awarded a Rjill my Cuatrart.
OTTAWA , Ont , J ae . Dan Mann of
tils city and TOSiiam Maektnxl cf Teraata
have been awarded by the Canadian Plains
Railway company tie eoctraet { er ti * bottd-
Inr of tie Crov Nest P& * raliway from
Lnhbridst X W T to Rabsoa. B. C. s
distance af SOU milt a , It u said that tie
work will ctjut tarn $2.004 ta JT9 000 per
5IR nODERT PHEL tRtl.A TOWED. .
a HrldeIn "Tr
M rrl Hrr Tn
me. V frrrm PuUltiiMBc OmijaHl' *
J ste t ( Xew T rk World
CaMerrtas Sp ctel T tegrs . 9r ls * rt
PeeU * s4vrBlw ia ear9h of a wife
tare before BOW teterected tw esstntoesfts. to
Hi b carried n Twnday at Laearsw. Switx-
ertad. i Mln OraZeorled , da encr of a
wmttttj German. Bar t ss QraftatreM. Tie
WMtair has bera abort aad cw t. tbe krMe-
etoct kelstg aeseribri ai botk yretty IB <
wefl dvwcrpi. It is wriy a few raentha alace
glr HaberTe araceiaeat t Hon. BertSia
WUhatQoo. danckter ft Lard Afebtn , tie
raOltosilr ? UBtH&sm masralactvrer waa
frratUI ? aaoevaced. t ae SA tonaaty re-
padtoted two days tatvr by Lord Aabtoe htta-
ett. Stoce then Sir bfrt Bad dtappesred
tram Landeo. T * rtae tiat both American.
tad English women havlae Jilted altn , he
woojd w d aone but a foreigner.
Mr. Wh.'rtaw Rrtd , ralt States fpedal
envoy tB tie JaUe has secarpd one - i the
mod splradid aaeeicns in London ti oc-
ea r < hrteg iia mieaten. Lard Loa dale'
aoese ta Cariton Hoe Terrace. It ta baflt
an a palatial scale aad wa damifleeaily re-
a > e rated aaly last y ar By tie way. Lard
Leaedale has not been seen in Laaden tbis
easou. and eecinc he has let iis ioure , it
tf evident heproprre * to take no part in
tie Jubilee cetebratlcn. Tlie cause of its
withdrawal from , society at tiia Jeactnre l
dpfiared to b * due to a t iarrrt witi tie
prtoce of Waks. but he stOl occupies tie
position of msst r of horse t the princs.
Mr aad Mra Ocden Mills arto be CUET *
f iia brother-in-law. Mr. Cavendish
Beottock. at thtir residence \ThitehalL
Mrs. Cavendlah Beofnck has already iseued
cards , for a smart aianer a > meet tiem Fri
day nert.
Cloodlmrnt la Fran r .
PARIS. Jcae 6. A cloudburst la tie hill
country of tie prtrrlace of St. Ire ia eowi-
era Fraacs. ytoteriay. ca-aped the overflow
of tie river Merge aad the destruction of a
number of paper mills and silk factories , as
well a. ' hour * * along the bank ! . At the
towns of Voiron aad MsL-ans , the river rose
suddenly tuentyyfeU. .One person war
drowned andttieloai to property ia estimated
at UB.OPO.Wn trancs. Four tiousand factory
operatives are tirawa. oct of employment.
Off for the Jnbtlee.
QCE3EC. June C. Tie Canadian mflitarv
contingent Jar tie qceen's Jtibilee celebra-
ttoa la London railed tiis moraing in tie
niaH steamer Vancouver , 176 strong. Tie
force Is composed of tie representatives of
all tie different branches -of the Canadian
militia , regulars , as well as volunteers , and
is commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Ayl-
mer adjutant general , witi Captain Mc-
Doucall of tie St. Joins school of instruction
second In commaad.
Railway Stritr In Vienna.
VIENNA , Juae fi. A general street rail
way strike Is in progress In tiis city. AH
tie employes , including tie reserve men ,
iave gone out. Only a few cars are run In
tie day , aad these are guarded by stroag
bodies of police. Tins far there ias been
no violence , and tie strikers siow a dispo
sition to secure their ends In orderly fashion.
Only a Falte.
LONDON. Jtme 6. Tie premier cf Hy
derabad telegraphs ta lie London papers r 1s
morning tiat tie ctnry. widely circulated. t3
tie effect tfr"t tie imperial diamond , tie
property or tire N2 = zm at Hyderabad , had
been stolen , is part fiction.
nolKarian * Crow * th e Fr ntlr.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Jime E. U-Qls Te-
ported < * t armed Balgarhm bands iave
crossed tie frontier near TTtraaTina. aad , s
large force of troops ias ieen seat to that
point.
TO ATTEaDPT A DIFFICTLT TASK.
Prof. Ubliy of Princeton \flll Try to
S rale Inae-c r IbI f Clint.
BATONNE , N. J _ June C. Prof. "Vraiiam
Liiby. Jr > , cf Princeton - universitywill leave
for Albuquerque , N. M early jn July wili a
party of EX explorers. Tiair plaa ! a ID at
tempt ta scale relative a rectangular table
land and shaped Uke a figure "E. " with per
pendicular sides 7OO feet hlEh. Tie out-
eropplngs of red eandFtone project tram tie
face at tie -walls , inaldag it almost Inac
cessible. Tier * are indications of occupancy
by a preiktorie race la the fragments of
pottery at tie base of the formation.
Prat. LIbby ias arranged to throw a line
over tils tableland , which ia several acres
ia extent on top. witi tie aid of tie tandem
Tr-t < . witi which Jie experiments were con
ducted here iy "William Eddy. Prof. Libby
has a mortar aad life line packed ready tor
shipment , witi which an attempt -will be
made to fire a line over the tableland la c , e
tie wind ta too light for tie kites. Larger
lines sriH be dragged over aid tie ascent
made la a boatswaias ccair. Tie tableland
can he approached on an eidlis and is cur-
rounded by a plain , but o lar a known it
ias never been scaled. Seme c13 dwellings
have been seen along its ede s. Mr. Eddy
says tie top of the tableland can ie photo
graphed by jacana vt ils midair kite
camera.
SLASUtXG FASSBXGER RATES.
Lively War Likely to Be on Soon at
lCan i > H City.
KANSAS CITT , June 6. A flurry has been
caused la local railroad circles iy what ap
pears to threaten a lively passenger rate
war. The trouble grew out of a well-de
fined report that several Chicago roads were
using tie low special rates to tie Dunkardi'
convention at Rosmlle. lad. , to scalp Cii-
cage business. Tils prompted tie Alton
road to announce a tliJJO round trip rate
between Kansas City and Chicago , and all
tie otier Hoes are offering tie same rate.
Similar conditions apply between Kansas
City and St. Louis , tie rauad trip having
been cut to $7.50 , tie regular one-fare rate.
The St. Louis rut is said M be lie result
ef one of the lines iavins been manipulating
ingSt. . Louis rates by means ot Detroit rates
reading via St. Louts.
It is also reported tiat rate of fl5-3 > is
being made from Chicago te tie g Fran
cisco Christian Endeavor convention , despite
tie agreed rate of S25. titmgi tie report
lacVi confirmation. Bat among pssienger
men iere , it is generally conceded ttiaf est-
ern rates are likely to be still further
demoralized.
Skrlnrra at Detroit.
DETPOIT. Mich. Jmae fi. Ths proverbial
drynese of the Shriners" Jesertwas not la
evidence tonight ' h 3l tie advance gaard
cf tie Ancient Arabian Order of tie Mystic
Shrine arr1v d at tie mecca of tie Detroit
Mos'ems. Tswy cume in a drizznar rain , but
vtre thrice wejcoeaed by tie local bretares ,
wao bad too ? beea jvrepdrtnsr for tie annual
laetrtlss : of taiaro rtal eec = cll of the order ,
-ailich wdl b beid OB Ta day. Wednesday
aad Tfcorsduy H rriean Diiunnas of Wash ,
ifigion. imperial pcieetate of tie Hariaars.
was ainuce the arrivals oa a rpecial train
from ttae east. aic h also bnmg-st d k-sa-
ttoaa from ftevwa-1 eastern ettles. Chief
aroong- tie kpectuailar feu ; ores of tie w ek
' -fl be tae land parade en Wednesday aad
the naval yarade the name nlptitta which
many tttamers and yachts will take part.
Pa tal DelruraJrn at Su Luaik.
ST LOC13 , June . The delegate * ta tie
International postal cengresa ten here far
Chicago over tie Alton rsJaread utUJfl
o'clock lanie-bt. A dririME * ratn KpeOttd
name af the atertatcun xu which had bw-n
prepared for the deiegattis , bat ia spite ef
it tiey made a trip down tiie river aad were
drtvttn areuad ta rtry. They were eater-
tutaed at diaaer br ute reception commit
tee at the Plasters' hotel Untight and an
tuur afterward weat ta the depot.
Banker Takri HI * Own Life
OCALA. Fl , June t-H. B. iioCeaaeU.
tee defanHtng- president ef tie llerehantV
Natlacal bask eotncmtibd * uirtrte j > es-
terdajr He seat a JwHet taraueh his
arata aaj before medical aid eouid t > e cnm-
munetl Se was a corpse The deed was eem-
mittt-J at ( he borne of his biMtncr-ia-law
W K McDoiiaU aaere be. his -wt e and
mo her were taking-
OUTLOOK FOR LEGISLATION
Ta = f Sffl ffl EeH tie Eenate'i
Attimrien THa
SBGAH SCHEDULE UKlVf TO HANG FIRE
It Mnot Wait an Mo-rrment * nt Senator
Alilrieh. Wb t * Still lcL-
Do-\otltlBc PotlcjIn
I Hoove.
WASHINGTON. J ne . Wi e the tariff
wm acanteoe tie g eral pc i ttseuufen :
in tie seaabe tarisig ts yreseat week , tfrcrt !
is no certainty as ta what pvtkm < it wQ I
rectiv * especial attention. Tits certainty I
is due larcety to tie diSlcalty of determining
when , tie mnr schedaie will be taken afu
i
It Is so psaerally anierstood that tils j
schedule wffl eensocie coosMeraMe time tiat 1
I
there Is ao eCort to vdUlne beyond it tfae
esurse of prsoeedinc. The wood staetale wffl
afford a brief respite Monday before reaching
the ragar questtaa. as Uiat subject was left
UDdlrpesed at when tie senate adjonmed I
Saturday. Senator Allen w31 prebabiy en
ter a m tten to strike out tie entire para
graph regarding sawed lonber. and there
may bo other speeches.
"Whether the sugar schedule wiH be taken
up la order 1 undetermined. There are
many differences of opinlaa on the subject ,
but tie prevailing desire is to get tie
schedule out of the way as socn as possible.
Tbis is tie case on both sides of the cham
ber but U is especially tree of tie repub
licans , as tie responsibility for action rests
diere.
Still , there is a dedre among republican
senators tiat there sioold be ainolcte agree
ment amons themselves on the rates of tils
schedule before entering nptin Us discussion
ia the senate , and it is realized tiat this
may be diacnlt of attainment without far-
tier exchange of opinions than ias yet been
permitted. There is ire dsubt ot postpone
ment until Senator AMrlch's refflra , to tie
wnata Heis stBl eonaned to ils room , but
is expected to be oat early ia tie week.
That the Hawaiian treaty wfll be protected
by the finance commiUtE la considered set
tled , hot a caucus -may be necessary to de
termine whether other changes should be
made.
Senator Petrigrew ias decided deflnilely to
offer his anti-trust amendment in connection
with iis schedule , but beyond the fact tiat
it will lead to a number of speeches there
is no certainty as to Ua course or Its fate.
TOBACCO SCHEDULE.
Tie tobacco ecbeduJe Immediately follows
the sugar schedule , bat If It should be
reached on Monday it would be necessary
also , temporarily to pass It over , a ? the
committee has promised the tobscco men a
hearing on Monday night. They wfiU ask
for S2 on wrapper and 35 cents on filler
tobarco. There is also an inclination to re-
tarn to the language of the "Wilson law on
tils eobjecl. This is understood to be tie
wish of boti the importers and tie tobacco
brokers.
There are many sharp contests aiesd oa
the paragraphs of the agricultural schedule ,
which is next after tobacco , including tiDB2
on rice , on which there wfll be aa effort
to secure a return to the honse Tales ; -tns
cattle , on Trhlci it win ie daisied tiers
should oe an. ad. valorem ralier a spe
cific -dsty , and on flsi , fruits , chicory " ' *
salt.
salt.Tie
Tie innovation of. a duty on tea is also
proposed on this schedule , but It is prac-
ticaUy certain that this provision wffl be
withdrawn by tie committee. Thus what
would have been oteof tie severest contests
over tie bill will be averted.
Tie -cotton and eptrit schedules wia. it Is
ntw thought , excite ccmpintlvely little de
bate ,
QCIET IN TTT' ! ? HOUSE.
Tie house has no work ahead of 11 this
week and It 5e tie intention of tie majority
leaders to adjourn tomorrow tints TJrars-
day and from Thursday until Monday.
Mr. Simpson , aad other members of tie
minority , doubtless will essay the usual
maneuvers , wili the purpose of embarrassin ;
the republicaza. but ia tie present - condition
tion of the house their latitude is narrow
nad they are easily overborne by tiiir ad
versaries.
FOR POSTAL SAV1XOS B.l KS.
BUI LIUelir toBf Ictrodaml In Con-
cre to tlutt En < I.
"WASHINGTON , June G. ( Special. ) There
is to be a decided attempt mads during
tia second session of tie Fifty-fifth
congress to put upon tie statute boons a
bin creating postal savings banks and there
is no more earnest advocate In Washington
at tiis time in behalf of such a biH tiin
E. Rosewater , editor of Tie Bee. Mr. Rosewater -
water Is looked upon as an authority In tie
rr.iinpr of postal savings bunko and he > " "
> v a nnmber of conferences , not only witi
tie postmaster general aad his first assib'-
ant. Perry S. Heati. but witi tie treasury
people and State department people as well ,
looking to a compilation en tie part of our
consuls abroad of tie portal savings bang
laws of the countries to. which tiey are ac
credited. Mr Heath , it is understood , is to
write a magazine article on tie qncstloa of
postal depositories and it is expected to be
a document of great ielp to- these who are
eararst advocates of saci a measure. It is
.interesting In this connection to noebat
Omaha is one of tie first cities in. U-
Coiled States to maintain a postal savings
bank , although not autiorired by law. Rev.
Mr. Flook a Congregational minister resid
ing at Tilrtleti and Lake streets , la the
city of Omaha , presides over a flock that
ias gone into a poetal savings system , and a
friend of Mr. nook's , now In the city of
'Washington , informs Tie li * > e carrespanJent
that some 7 600 ias been dopcsiiml In
station A. tor which postal notes had- teen
taken by tie various depositorsTils niaar
ner of doing business grew out ot tie failure
of several tarings banks in tie oty ef
Omaha , and. while no interest IB paid by
tie Tnitd States far tie tataey on deposit to
tie credit of the depcaitsr. tie iuliviJial
depositors feel that when the monvv It
needed all they iave to do la to make up-
plication to ths superintendes ! of statun >
A , deposit tieir postal noter and recuve in
return tie money deposited. This is the
ida of tie postal savings bank.
Cocuinencrment at Catholic Cnlrrrmlrr
WASHINGTON. June . Ti * aoiamfnce-
meat exercises af tie Catbatte university be
gan todar with solemn high macs PUBS by
tie Very Riv Dr P. J Gamgan. vice r rter.
Tie baccalaureate ermen was reached br
Rev WiUiaaj Fitzgerald of LunbertviSr. N
J Takingiis l&Epirattan frsm the feast
f the day he spoke eloquently af the Haly
Ghoet ta the teacher af all tnri. He traev4
the BJ lsin of tie matter of truth tireugi tie
sense , recsoa and revelation , and urged tie
students ta labor diligently to acquire truth
aad tike it as their znatto.
Investment for HrltUn Million * .
EEATTZJ5 , Warii , June 6. EM X Gage ,
manager of tie Narth American Transpor
tation aad Trading- company is in Seattle.
OB his war to the company's trading pasts
un iha Yukon. To an Associated press cor
respondent ie said today that a chartered
Bn th umpany ii prepiricg- prats on
the Takun n tie same plan Tl scale as
tfcat ef tie famous Chartered South Af-
nc * . cumpaay It proposes ta build and
tavsra towns aad cities , maintain a teroe
f soldierh. operate miaes , buMd 'eam-
ahlps. etc. Tae ecmpany 1 admitted ta
have j&iltlans af money bask of it.
CCTHRIE. OkL. June Patridc Na L
United States aiarchal far tie district oi
Oklahoma , ias wired bin resignaUoa to
President McKialey He cnneasces that b <
U tir d f tie place aad de re M l < * n
, Uerei The affairs < sf the cfflce were re-
i $ * nfly JavestieaUd by special agents trass
A VC s-W H-tiwf
CA.MPA1R5 Of LOCAL ISSCES.
Xatlotutl
to Krrp Onmd OfC.
ALSANT. N. T. June < i Tia desaoerat *
party win sot 'orce oattaeal IESUCS 1m tbe
nrtaas state eampaieBs. iii wkOe rep s-
tton f tie CbJcara plaJlann wflt not Ve
aOowHL it wm not fee Urnrarit tont-arA M
as tesoe paramocat ta artjthiBj else. That
is the statnaeot ef Naticait Caaamineeaas
Fmk Cunpbvtl of Baii. llr. CampteeU was
In tbe city tmlgit. fresh from a
with a party leader , aad ssid :
TTK poBcy ot tie < ltc * craOr p
aattoo as l&M down in the platform mf
ClilraETi eonvt-nrion ia
torbnl until the next democratic aattoeaJ
enav-Bt * n , which -wll be hI la ISA It
n n make BO difference whether stai . ttjr
r cvnaty cTrrestioim Indorse It er rezmdtatc
IK. It wffl taadttnalterrd. . , In lie atectfan
hurt fail , the rtyralar orcaalzatton f the
rtate ef Nw TerJr WTW loyal and tme to
tae nominees and i lat iM lu of the CWearo
etrarrnttan. TJye sacM < urpia zatten hesrtUy
sopi-art d Mr CieveinJi-S t&zr yeaJ ajro a *
the oVoorrmUcaDd < date r Bre < 4d t. al-
tioairn ttir e dri rai < were opposed to htm
ta tie national t-ocvrnttec.
I rflve te home rule. If the democrats
of th * ci'ies af New T"k. . RuiTale or Rocae-
ter < J > ni It exaedlent and -rr5e , fer party yy-
eets to conduct tieir local eieettras wtd-
oat iajeftinr- into them 3tare * r natlooal
issues. I believe Jiey hav a perfect right i
to do BO without Interference of any ? tat < ;
or national committee. '
Domr.ora.tii Hvinc in the date out We of
tie < rtty ofN"w Tork are looklag anxJourty
for tie fi rth n of a d-anocraOc mayor for
Greater New Tark. If tile could be accotn-
pitehed it weukl encourage the rank aad ale
f tie iparrv and erahle tie arcxalaatloa i
lo pet into fisitlnc shap * far tie Important !
state fJecBoa that is to tate place a year
from this Ia.1 when gnvemcr. state fiJcer i
and leclslature are to be wetted. If we
carry Greater New Tcrk anj rlect the1 * * ffl-
rer * fhis year. ti < n the purlywill l " in
shap . with a fair phaare f placing New
Torlt state In the democratic column in
BMW.
BMW.A. tbe re r > ntathre of th regular or-
gamzatSan of N TT Tork an tie natJonal com-
mitl . I can state that raf tar a * I knonv
tie naUaaal committee > | fi ! no 3erlre to in
terfere wltn New Tork rdte In Its. local elec
tions this fall or to dictate W tae denocracr
of New Tork what their issues * Baa bris
these elections. _
LVDL.WS OUJECT TO THE
Attempt to Era HcatrGlnnJrrn
Arna < r Tbrlr Irr.
PIERRE , S. D Jane . ( Special. ) Statv
Veterinarian Elliott a la lie Cheyenne river
country making an attempt to stamp cut
glanders , which is reported tel > e prevalent
in tiat section , lie kfljed eteral iar ? S in
tiat sectirn about a year ago. and the
Indians were very nruci opposed to hie
work , as they consider 11 their jbwn liusmess
srietier tiey keep diseased horses or not.
Last year itwas hard for li veterinarian
to secure and. keep help lor his work en
account of the fear of "what tie TTI < MTI
might do to get even srfth those assfetfas
him , but -th. year he is aessMited Ijy a atrong
detail cf tie Indian police and wfil make
a determined effort to stamp oct tie disease.
But even now , many of lie tndlng will rua
off their horses which are snppocBd to be
affected aad it will be hard to ted them.
Four 7f > rr C nicinnle
PIEHRE , S , H , June' 6L ( Special. ] Ar
ticles of lnrarporat.cn have tbtea. filed with
tie secTEiary. of etatfi-
For tie Lost Cabin Gold. SCntng company
at Lead City.wUi a capital -SiOOB.eoO- -
mcorporatarE , Peter Clark , Dwigil Casner.
Patrick Doyle ana" Alexander Rase. aU of
Lead City. i " "
For the- LeRoy MtetsS and Milfisg com
pany , at Cnster CUy , wsi j capJiaTW Slv-
BOO.OOO. iac = rpBraiars. Fnanns H. Coot.-Jtad
Janie HJ' Sinclair of iknneapaSs and ATbert
F. Feay of Cnster. i
For * ie H. it H. cmpasy. fox general
merchardiEing. dealing In real estate and
contracting , with a capital sf rKKU&Wi. head-
auart rs at Lead City : Incorpotators , Tiooas
J , Griei. Bardatte Mnady , Ijia ; dry ; GjC.
Moody. Pczdw-ood ; J B-HiggitJ and EL H.
Clark. New York.
For the Zcar Church of Ennselical Arso-
ciatlona of North America. In Grant roanty
trafit eK , E. Redman , F. Fassler and G , Mel-
"
lenhauer. t
5onti Dakota. D < Mitnt Society.
VERMILION. S , IX , June t ( Sp ?
The State Dental snriptyjiagclosed its wcrk
and adjota ied. Tie conitatatian c\-er-
hanled and amended , and tia notary siiirts
out with bright prnEpeca iLx lie nest i ect-
Ing. This will probaily take place at
Madison. Its programit already riertrcd.
Eleven new members .cane ia the tsetety
at this meeting. Tie work-of et > Il c".taff tie
records was placed in tie .hands of a eom-
mfctee. By resolntion , Kwas Secijfod to j
join with tie dental societles-of other states j
m memorializing -congress tar pa lt4vJy pro
hibit the patenting of dental cpsrxrtons.
The officers elected = werei "President. F. "W.
Palmer. Madison ; vice- president , IL H.
Wiitaker , Aberdeen ; secrHfary * ind treas
urer , C. L. Blunt , Yaak"ton . , Tic member
ship of tie board -examiners has not been
definitely anonanced. Dr Field , Dr. SKtrea-
roth and Dr. Straight 'anSttover and Dr.
G. TV. Collins of Vermillofj ; Jind. Dr. F. O.
Robinson of Madison wd- probably be tie
two new members.
Indlaa T. 31. C. A. Summer SrbooL.
ROSEBCD , S , D- , June fi TSpecial. } Tie
Dakota ( Indian ) Toimg Men's Chrisuass as-
soclatiaa will hold a summer echo-J it Big
Stcne Lake. Grant cutinty. S. D. Tiis is
the second TousgMen's Christian asf ocla.l n
summer school tar Indlaga. Tha instnjciora i
wfll be. Rev. John P. WUllsris. D- Def |
Greenwood. S , D- , wiowill lecture aad
leach ia Dakota on tie New Testament , Mr.
A. C Crpeland of Chicago wm have an Eng-
liph Bible class , Mr. W. G. Tiotzp of Denver
win give lecturM on TounsHen's Chlatlan
rsBocia-ion work In gerwa } and special
methods , Mr. F. F , CarruAeri Hjuitiags.
Neb. . wiH iave charge of tie jtiletiat Tie
attendants of lie senoQf wCl coae fraa tie
Sioux country In North and Soath Dakotas ,
Nebraska. Mlanefota and Ucntana.
*
Hon-ard Hlicll SeluMtl
HOWARD. S , DJnna
commencement exercises ; tif tae Howard High
school were held In lit ojttfhaute Friday
sight. Tie hall was tastetiflr drcorat-ed for
tie occcri'm , and wasqraftUsdwiti the
friends af the graduates. Tie aames ef tie
graduates ar Polly Feaum , Philo B. Sage.
Lillian M. Sylvester. Wtldassar a Bieiski
Annie L Seney , Charles , M Cray V-da L.
Anderson. Harry L , H imeir Ira Matieny.
Maud E. Means , RirjgS. Hatson , Deaia L
Anderson , Homer T. B5 Hawtll Jind Charles
B , Allison. Tha litavBry ezrrclsei - ere In-
witi choice selictSan * fay lie
orchestra.
Makr Better TlmiTkaa Furuierljr.
PIERRE. S. D 'Suce ' : Special ) In
eomnarisca witi tie' old bv o Jars ia tie
United States laTid' decartmcat , wiea it
weuldtake from tir&a to'isur je + rs to se
cure a > zienl to gnvernment land after tie
proof had been tnadf. tae lasiC affice in this
city reports tie return , af ji nxteot in but
over sixty days.
South D-akata Pliuratary
DEABWOOD. S , D Jua *
The aaaual mtetin of tie State Board af
Pharmacist ! will be "tcfi ia this toj June
* { for tie purpose oi Komialcg drugeiiis
and drug clerks. A large somber of sp-
pHcations for exaiolnatian sre already In.
O'Corniala sit Pierre.
PIERRE , S. D. Junes. ' fc [ Special Tele
gram. ) Rev. Blsisp O'Gormtn is in tie city
and today aeafinned a ehuc of fifty ot tie
young peooie of tie ? TTITT C't tr church.
iManisy dgit iewill deHrer a Icccare GO
tie aonstimnon.
la atu
ABERDEEN S. D , Jane g. ( Special Tele-
i tram , t There wa a hoary frast asaia Isst
' sight. Ice farmed ou ktoiifw water. Cam.
j patauus and gardes irpri
i SmaJi ema U maidac ; Ba
TO SEE THE LUTED STATES
Msabestf tie Zeosit Gesiasrsial
Booked far a J2
WH1 TAKE IN THE SIGHTS FOR StX WEEKS
- Cttlr * la DlScrrnt Part * of
the Country Will Re VUltrO
Lint nf tlir Drle rntr irI1l
Their Occnpntl in .
PHILADELPHIA. J ae 6. Tie 4eiegatei
Iram cities aad tnwas ef Mexico IB * of the
Central and Sowti Aaertcaa states , { arty-
alec In natnfcer , wh can * here to tS Pan-
American trade eoasres * , trWet dosed
Friday , wffl teave tite city tmmnrraw awrn-
tag for tfcelr six. weeks' steht-eeetag tawr of
the rolled States. l eemmereial and in
dustrial center * of tic eastern , -western and
some of the southern states will be vtsitrd.
Some of tie delegates who represented trade
bodies at etttes f the Cfiited States it tie
congress will accompany Qtf party , aswfll
also a tew of the oOcials of tie Ph aaelphla
commercial museum , who will look alter tie
arraaRemeBts and details of the trip. Cem-
mitle < of citizens aad business men will
meet and tcke eaargs of tie party at the
respective places visited and will direct the
movement of the visitors In seeing the
manufactories , business establishments aad
ether placeof Interest.
The pnrtT aril ! It-are here tomorrow morn-
lag on special cars attached to the regular
train on tip Baltimore & Ohio raHroad.
Monday and Tu ; r wHI be spent in Balti
more aad Wcjshiagtaa and en Wednesday they
will arrive at New Tork. While at New
York the parry will visit Brooklyn. Jersey
City. Newark , Peterson , and other places in
the vicinity of the metropolis , and trill leave
on Sunday evening on one of the Sound
steamers for Fall River. Ten days will be
spent in New England , returning to New
Tork June 3. when tier will If ave at once
for the west , the first stop to be made at
Pittsburg. Cp to tieir arrival at New York
on June ± 2 , the party wifl travel in special
cars attached to regular trains , bnt from
New York through the west aad bark spun
to New York eboat July IS , the party will
occupy a special vestibule Pullman train
equipped with all the modern appointments.
The train will have sleeping cars , -dining
car. smoking car and observation and parlor
cars , and tie visitors will thus be placed in
direct touch with the most advanced ideas
of American railroadioe. Leaving Pitrsburg.
the party will go to Dayton , Cincinnati. Nash
ville. St. Louis , Chicago , Milwaukee. Grand
Rapids , Detroit. Cleveland. BnSalo , Niagara
Falls and across Nw York state to Troy
and Aliany. thence by day boat on the Hud
son to New York City.
HERE THEY ABE.
Following is a list of tie foreign delegates ,
with lie line of business or class cf mtr-
chandiEe represented by pni-fr at the com
mercial ccngress-
CnrJos Lix K3ett of Buenos Ayres. Ar
gentine. Tr ol xchange and product ex
changes. Carlos Roberts of Btienos Ayres.
exporter or hides , wool and Argentine pro-d
ucts. Fernando Mendez E3o de Janeiro.
Bra ml. commission merchant. Artinr S.
Hjtrftlnga of Rio de Jaaeiro , r'taM , ma
chinery and endneerms- works ; , stock
broker IgnaotoHery.ca F raeei ol Per-
nnrrvtioca , commission merchant. ma
chinery aa < l all Trtnda Trf"goods. . A.
Da Costa < s l Para , iirapsand Amer
ican hardHarechinaware , etc. Jioas
Petra at Fara. provisions. E. W.
Durban of Para , general merchant , rub
ber , Guillermo GaEswem at Santiago.
CTitif * . machinery , aigriciiliurai implements.
Carles Eogers sf SantiLgn. engineer rail
road contrac or , Luis Oelsekes of Barran-
onffln. Cclcmbia , dry ooda , proviEiona and
furniture. Joaq-oin. Pombo of Cartagena ,
general importer. J. H. E cuero of Pan
ama geatral importer ct Amencoa pro
visions , fioe Taaciinerr.wire , hardTrar
Felhr Ehrman of Panama , proristona ,
beer and hard-scar * . Roberto Heman-
de = of San Jose , -Ccata Rica , dry
goods. Alejandro Cajrtau of San Joee
lancy goods ; ilauro Fernandez of San
Jose , financier , lawyer. I _ H. Hichier
of Demarara. Paul 7.tWr.rof Stuttgart ,
Germany , director of the CamcnerciaJ zsa-
BUEI in Stuttgart. CaHxto Pfeiffer of Lima-
Peru , general merchant , punting- and sta
tionery Pbio la Enai of Pans , prating ,
stationery and bookbinoing ; ruling ma
chinery t Corflfeiro Da Graca. of Eio de
Janeiro , Brazil. Alejandro Gajand of Ptrna ,
Peru , mines. Feridlco Mejia of San Sal
vador. SaJvadcr coffee machinery. Y Mnr-
niiondo of Jlonlevldeq , Urugiiay , consul at
L'ruguay. Antonio- . Delfeno of < 7 .ra
Venezuela , dry goods , coffee , bankang , Jesu
De Icaza of Meslco City , Mexico agricul
tural machinery fertfflzers. Fernando F
Perez of Mexiro City oEJeer of tae gov
ernment. Everado Hege-wisch of Mexico
City , buJding juppilt-a. fv. Julio Limentonr
of MeiiCD City banking , woolen manufac
turer. J. Ponoatou-Ekl Mexico City ma
chinery for tie .manufacture ofwool , com-
mifipion merchant. Ignaxdo Carranza of
TlnTPRla. JI aJco , acricultnral machinery ,
Ccnacio Ajrubre of THexico City , ice ma
chinery electric plants. Enrique San
chez of Tlaxcala , farmer. Francisco
Rendra of Vera Cruz , tobacco. An
tonio V Hernaixl n : Manierey , banking
writer works. Adolpho Zambrano of Man-
terey. bankinc. water works , -water
fittings. J. A. Robertson of M-onterey. rail
roads , etc. Frederico Kunhardt of Guada
lajara , general merchant , banker. Manuel
Corcuera of Gnadalajara. planter sugar
mnchintrry. diti-Ulery. iron works. Rafael
de la Mora of Guadalajara , mechanical en-
gineer , machinery Emfllo Rabasa of Chia
pas , button manufacturer , canned fish. Ed-
nardo Donde of Jalapa , coffee machinery ,
sugar and hrick machinery , A. S. Canton
of Meridla , Yucatan , general merchant. E.
Cantilla of Meridia , henzp machinery.
The following are tie representatives of
tie FhSadelphia museum who will be Bf tie
party : WUliam P. Wilaan. directorDr. .
Gustar Xiederleln , rhlef of the acientiSc de
partment. C. A. Green , arelstant chief at the
bureau of information ; D. N. Harper.
Di"ith at n Day.
BC3STON. June t i Mra. Charity Green. 185
years of age , an inniat * of the Home for
Afffod Colored Women , died todav. Mra-
Green was bom a slave at Portsmouth , Va.
She came to Boston in 1SE4 and became a
Iree woman.
ST. LOC1S. June < L Thomas W. Booth.
ez-president of tie 'Merctaats1 exehaagr ,
p < aridtnt of the J. W. Booth CommlflEion
CMnpany. and one af tie best known men
if St. Louis , wa * lonad dead in tie bati tub
at his residence. KS7 Wachlngton houievard ,
by his wife today. He bad been cuSering
fram acompUcatum of dlseafiez.
V.'ASHECGTON. Juae 6. Rar Admiral
Samurt Phillip Le , r S. N. . rrCrtd. the
last of th commanders at tie great equad-
rons during tie war died at hia home it
S ff Springs , near this eby , at S o'deck
yesterday , alter a eion maeea. f a
CT ) U ! at par&lyaa He win a Virginian by
Mrti and a direct descenduxi of Ughiaorse
Harry Lee of revolntiaouT tame.
DECATtJR Nen June 6. ( Speciat ) Mrs.
Roe. metier af Mn. Ed Higby. died h re yes
terday afttrmoon at her daughter's borne.
She was SI years old. Tie remains were
buried tiu afternoon in tie Deeatnr ceme
tery.
tery.WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON Juae t Mrs HM. .
'
,
, died cuddttsJy today. She IvavtfS a
tanuly af two dauetaters and flofc Bona. ae
f the la U > r butng in tie army and another
la tbe nary.
Bryan m * . .Montreal ,
MON TREAL. Janet W. J. Brran. wteo
is r * ti nr b re far a. day afur bis lecoire
last nicht. today atxeaded tfae American
Pretbjaerian eiurci aodwas a/itrw-ard en
tertained at iuaet by George Vf Strptaenx ,
iL P , a mftBoTiHr lu.'wy r aad peBU ian.
Itr. Bryan vas driven axaoad lie cay by tie
KnSchta of Pythias la the afternoon aad
wCl It- ave tor CXtawa tsmoraow.
at Oeraa Vtrl , Jane O ,
At Havrt Arrived La GiBOOgat , from
New York.
At Qu * n * oiwj Sailed Campania , frsin
LJVOITHKJ tor New Turk.
At Vtv Yerk Arri t > d Li Erttagne. from
5TIL.I. AFR.11O OF TUB
Dental of Rrport that * rt1lrr Return
to Tlieir Hnm < - .
9SCTBK. Ctak. JVff . A
Jteek ? Mw * t i Nrwi tr & Xitel Cttj.
The Mary * eat abrs 4 that * e * Brs were
wtth uWfr aadlti > s t
tr e. AXrat tit
tke laffluuK. are scffl t > tilfl ettr. (
are eoaiiag ta * > Uy. . A matf M
tut rtcil tinHfes a- * t > 4 < h4 to
ia ron CT. witk o tfcOMtt f re.
to their baste * wtafe the teAaM are
o3 th reperptthie. A clural ta < * - w
ia * hee tmcUac c Ottr crcet , x > ar tfre
rnervitlKi. and tixmt sixty afiec from here.
irriTH test rveaiag , iarta riddra tke -
tire dtetesce BE a Mcyde ta o iy She
r < * p nil wHnr vcrrrxl couU bnnAs of la-
4tees yrowbig B SC UK hflto o toot.
Ov r 300 ladtaai are > C tie reMTraOMi. scat
tered ta nmalt bastes , ruaraSaa tike emntry
aa4 cwmaHtinc deprt4atiw ami dewwrto
evprythtag la tieir ttae of march. T&ere
are nM tie ee IJ fl lodlaac o tie reservi-
ttaa. Tfee daae iouses djnited UM > ladtun
DOC ttmr age by Captain Staocfa and others
wfl ] be tora down and the large dram taken
away from tiem and aU "bad medidoe"
made hereafter will hare ta be made te apen
air. SherlS Gttb aad Stock Inspactor StaXi
leave tmorraw for tie sppne of tie trouble
with warrants prsperly executed J r the ar-
rert of "VTilte BuH. Yellow Hair aad Sam
Craw.
EX-MAYOR MAG01VA.V 1 A MESS.
Annoy * Hl ET-\Vlf - . \ \ lta OrUcri
Him Arrr t l.
TRENTON. N. J- . June fi.ersons resid
ing In tie neighborhood ofMayor Frank
A. Magowaa's coienial mansion were awak
ened about midaigit last nicht by a dis
turbance lawiici the ex-mayar. his two
boys and a paUeeman were tie central
figures. Mrs. Macowan aad ier chlMr-n
live next door ta tie houw occupied by tie
ex-mayor and Mrs. Baraea , It Is claimed
that last night Magnwaa and Mrs , Bamps
walked past lie house , where Mrs. Maso.Tin
and her ciiWrea. reside , an unusual num
ber of times. The boys believed it was
done with tie deliberate purpose of annoy- j
Ing tieir mother. They beuan to tiout at
Magowan. and told frin to take Mrs. Barnes
Late the house and it is said made uncom
plimentary remarks about them. Mage .van I
waited into the yard af ils farmer -wife's'
house after tie boys. They ran mta the
house. MeanwiHe Mrs Marowaa ssnt for
tie policeman and ordered tie arrsst of the
ex-mayor. The latter ordered tie jr-ljce-
man to arrest the boys , but tie poll-fm.in
declined to do either , without a Tt arrant.
The matter was soon quieted down by
Magawan leaving. During the day there
h g been some talk about -warrants b 'ag
issued but at police headqcartrirs tpiipit
it was said no steps had been , taken by
either side ,
Bit EACH STILL GROWS TVIDER.
Japan nail Ha-n-nll Appear to B Gt -
tlncr Kartlier Apart.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 6. The steamer
Coptic arrived fh < evening from Honolulu ,
bringing advices up to May 2L According
to tie latest information procurable , tie
difficulty between Japan and Hawaii , gro- -
ing out of the immigration question , ias
been Increased rather diminished ty
the diplomatic proceedings. Officers on
board of tie Japanese cruiser Naniwal. now
at Honolulu , state tnT , a second Japan's
man-of-war Is row en rode to Honolulu , and
that a third armed vessel is ajKmt to .depart
from Y-oicnmnaa fnr t-h * ! nt. rMy
ruin
iSrs. SiSnamtra , irire of tie Ja SBse
sinister here , had arranKed to leave for
Japan on June EL Tie intended departure
cacsed a rumor In Honolnla to tie -ea ct
TTit tie minister -would cooa follow her. He
admitted tiat he was not satisfied witi lie
answer -of tie Hawaiian , government in re
gard to tie Immigrant controversy and ie
gave dcse friends -understand that unless
a reply satisfactory ta him -was made , ie
would depart for Tokio. thereby severing
diplomatic relations between Japan aad
Hawaii.
QUIET AT SAX QrEXTTV PH.15O * .
Work ID th < - Jatr Mill Will Be
nm il Twdaj- .
SAN QUENTIN PRISON. CaL , June 6.
Tie trouble with tie convicts employed In
tie jute mfll at this prison Is about over
and no further disturbance is looked for
Work will be started up tomorrow morning
In that portion -of tie mill , known as tie
"old Jute , " -witi some -WO men.
About 350 of the most desperate and
mutinous of the criminals are still confined
on a diet of bread aad water , and It is * ; x-
pected tiat of these all but the ring lead
ers of tie so-caUed "strike' * will soon be
at work again. The ring leaders and tie
who took part in the attempted break from
the dungeon will be brougitup before tie
board of directors and their cases consid
ered for punishment. Extra guards will
be stationed fn the n H to prevent any
further trouble and to Sfe t t tie more
peaceably- Inclined , who wish to return to
work , are not Intimidated Dy their more
hardened and ricious fellow prisoners.
BACCAL-ITHEATE "AT WE T FOIXT-
Faren-rll * > rmon 1 Prr-aclinl to thp
Embryo Soldlrr * .
VTEST POINT. N. Y. . June . Tie ciaprf
of tie West Point Military academy was
completely filled tils , morning by tie corph
of cadets , the beard of visitors , the officers
and women and families of the cadets at
the customary hour far religious worship to
listen to tie farewell discourse of Rev. Her
bert Shipman to tie graduating class ,
Rev C. G. Osgood of Highland Falls
preached tor tie Catholic cadets ia tie
soldiers' chapel tinder tie iill.
Boats frani N w York landed a largd
party of excursianlBts today and West Point
presented aa animated appearance lor a lew
hoars.
Fruit Farm CUanjrr. Hand * .
KANSAS Cm" . MJL. June fi. Asaounce-
ment in made of tiwsale of one-half interest
in tie OUcn fruit farm , said to be the larff-
t farm in tbt- world devoted exdurivHy to
the raiting of fruit. The purchastr it L. T
Aloore. tae wealthy merchant and capitalist
of this city The farm it. vaJud at between
timotH aad n-0.kK [ ) and Is situated at Olden ,
Mo. . 2uB miles from Kaunas City , on tie
Mrmphis railroad , in th < Jzark mountains.
Th farm eonsisu af rai acres , on wbich
are over MW.iWU paach tres. W.UW appif *
tites. iOTO pekr trtea and forty acres ia
Mackterrief , besiilts a JLJ > vanery of otter
fruits. Oa the property are a large ware-
bouee. a cannery with a cs ; a jty of MUHiO
-ST.P j > er 4sy. -cotd ftoraff * IwUdvng acidise
li.ww barreb af appten. a aotei , a. sawmi3
aruj a number of nouses for tie use of the
and tenants.
flair * to Krpnbliran Lrusuf > ( rtlnc.
DETRurr afick. , June C Secretary
DowilBff of the National Ltague of Repub
lican clubs , ias rt = ctjvd word tiiat tie
Great Western raiUxt&d badt tie low-far *
bail robingby onoounciojf a sinsie fare for
loutuj-trip tickets to tie national coaven-
Uoa te b ioU ifare ia JnJr. Judtfiag frosi
the letters rcarfi by tie secretary twtej
lb ? rate cuutce by roads ia the Western
Passes g r tu * aa.tion vm becaea 6 o raJ
sad the JTcct tritt be iareoir tacrfcased
atUiBdaace at tic onv Bti B , CKficws ot
the leapuf are hopi = e { or a similar disturb
ance amnai ; tie eastern roads.
Turp tln Boat Rmdy for Trial.
NBW YORK. June t The fntt d States
torpedo boat Peru > r came oat of dry deck
yetnerday afUtrnooa with c w paint on its
ste i botlon : , twWefa i&d ccra swvpt bare
witain tnrre we lca by friction of the water
ttoeartnntid by it * remartiLble c < ptted. The
final trial it cnderstood to navt tfcta fixed
for Tuesday , June 8.
Pl iiisf A era IK.
BI'ZZARD'S BAT. Mass. , Jane G.-Tie
Bteani yacht Oaeida , wtti ex-Presideat
Cleveland on board ticjpiest of E. C Eeoe-
dict. let ! tb harbor this afternoon -ith it *
itewtinaiion * r eaatea , Caca. , asid New
York. Tie ittrntwaca af tacue en b ird are
tor i toMS vriy a'.cag tie I ing Lalacd
CRUSHED JO DEATH
FireaeB FALL
FF
ALL BUSED B
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Foot * Cp t ifUKI.CHHl 5alT >
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SAN FRANCISCO , Jane S. A fire In the
sautiecftera part of the city at ne n today
cost tirte nremen their lives aad entailed a
property toss of JM0OEtfl JCUIed :
JOHN M.1HONET a Ciemlcal Engine
No. fi.
FRANK KELLER , steward at itwe cart
No. 2.
JAMES HALLINAN. driver at track N . 1.
The fire started myEterHmeiy im the tour-
story block owaed by Schmti & WeciterSeM
and lenaed to the Standard Biscuit company.
Work la the factory for tie week ceased at
3:30 p. m. yesterday and so tar as known
the only occupants at the building tiis morn
ing were John Erwin , the bookkeeper , and
W. Cock , tie raeiier. who were at work la
tie office. Cook departed at 11 , and Erwin.
was still occupied with hie bonks at nocn
when a fireman rushed in , conveying lie
information tiat tie building was ablaze la
tie upper stories- Erwin had betn quite un-
conPciouE of tie fin. which had been "Ob
served but a few nilnates earlier by several
paseersby. who were etartled by a sodden
burst of flames In the fourth story. After
the first alarm tie fire chief turned In a
iecrnd and general alarm.
A stiff breeze fanned tie fire within tie
brick. waHs , causing it to develop with ex-
troardisary rapidity and it was soon ap
parent tiat the Interior of 'ie structure
wouW be entirely destroyed. Adjacent to ih.
brick factory was a raw of old wooden build
ings , including a branch of tie Salvation
Army barracks and tie southern police sta
tion. These seeraed d otatd. Fortunately
the police station , contained only three pris
oners , but tie terrified yens and appeals ot {
tie trio to be liberated caused Intense - excitement - i
citement among tie gathering crowds. They
were transferred as quickly as possible to tie
central tatlon.
tatlon.FLOORS
FLOORS FALL.
Meanwhile floor after fioor of tie erackrr
.factory .fell la. rendering the .side walls un-
eale. Tien lie m < K waU of fh factory
toppltfi. OTTET sail a.wavinsi , * ieet ot fianiea
spread over lie wide -woo2en area adjoining. '
TTlth tie. craci at it * east wall occurred !
tie tragedy of the esnflagration. A score of t
firemen were la a neighboring paint shop , . j
from tiat * * J
endEavoriag poin to check the
spread of tie flames. A falling timber
struck Fireman Mahoney on the leg. breakIng -
Ing it. He refused ta anew his comrades- *
carry him away ia tieir arms. insisUng that i
ie must be borne -off on a shutter. AH tut j
two of tie band of firemen ran to procure a J
shutter * nd jast as tiey left f > > -ir Injured |
comrade , tie wall fell , burying beneati a \
TSVKS at brick and mortar Mahoney and ils , '
faithful friends. By dint -of much dangerous 4
labor lie three bodies were recovered and
esnt wili police -escort ia aa many patrol !
-wagons. i
The Ios9 to tie brick bonding is estimated >
at $40.000 , with $00.000 lots on the contents , j
caneiaflng of machinery and stock. The j
damage to tie Salvation Amy barracks was
fl.000 and to tie police station nominal. ;
Tie biscuit factory was operated by a cor-
porition organized a year ago aad reputedly
transacting a larc ? and proirperous business.
The cause of the are isunknown. .
DATTD CITY , Neh. . June fi. ( special Tele-
gram.j BelTe elevaior , containing 7.000
buFhfcls of corn , 1,000 bushels of flax seed
and other grala. rKl tie electric light plant '
were destroyed by fire lite morning , Icte , ,
Cli.OOfl ; insnrance , 2,500 In the Scottish i
Union aad the National of Hartford eaci )
aad t2.000 in tie Liaorfn Mutual. *
GERING- > n Juae 6. ( SppdaL ) J. A. ]
Lowry's extensive sheep sheds and stables , )
were totally d. strayed by fire , tosetier witi
a number of corses , buggies and barnesa. i
The fire was caused ay a small boy building j
trash fires. I
ATLANTIC. Ia Jane C. ( Special. ) i
Shoudy Brcfi.s hardware and harness es- |
tablUament was damaged by fire early yesterday - j
terday morning. LDES , J2 00 , coverid by t
Insurance. t
MB-S. GACMEK THA\ICS THE PCBLIC. !
I'rbnna AVoman > aj She In Gratrfnl
for > yinpailir.
URBAN A , O. . June 6. Mre. T M. Gaa-
mer. who was assaalted by Mitchell , the
negro lynched by tie tab last Friday , to
day issued a card of thanks to her friends
far tiedr sympathy during her adicUon.
After speaking ef tie messages of sympathy
she ias received from many parts ef tie
country , the concluded aa follow !
"My heart and the sad hearts of my house
hold are in mourning { or the afflicted homes |
in Crbana , Broken hearts call ta hearts
;
equally sad and distressed wltb prayer far " .
strength and great so'os uf sympatiy. May "f
all Christian hearts tirougtuiut tie lecj-ti ,
aad breadth of tils free land ofoars' go out |
in sympathy U > tie sorrowing comes In our J
tnidkt , mode desolate by misguided minds. *
Never did soldiers on any battlefield d5e for
a more holy and righteous cause than these
brave boys tor the purity ot their homes , for
mothers , daughters and slsterz. They
should be looked upon as ieroes. as soldiers
willing to epill their blood tar tie holiest of
all causes. MRS. T M. GAUMER. "
The ftu eral procetaion fottowtng the body
of farmer Cpton Baker U ) the grave pawed
tirocgb here today on its way to tie burial
place at Point Pieaaaot. in Clark cuonty. It
wci aa immeas * proetMtoa. People on tie
streets here tosk ff tieir iau and stood
witii bared ieads ia it pu * ' = ed. AA expfntcs
are bora * ay eitlsens of Orbana. Cer mooies
at tie beube and at the grave were brief aad
simple.
De-ad Trllli Two Pl lol M'onads.
CINCINNATI. Juae t Ciapel E. Heali.
spp&rmtir 3t y ars 4d , a well dressed irue t
of the Oibitan bonM % was found dead today
slttieK la bii- chair in bin Bliiht clothes , with
a piBlol woend in bia temple and In bis left
breast. Ii has been learned that ie was a
graduate of the Washington Lee aatversiiy.
V'irglaia , tiat wevtraj years ago be received
an injury U > its head , causing spells of
partial Insanity He is the son tif Dr.
Heath af Richmond , Ky and appear * an
a law student af that place His conduct
when he registered last Bight was perfectly
rational and attracted no srteottoc. Oa ti
contrary , ie was vry rieertuj
Supreme Kniztit * of Honor.
ST. LOCiS , June G. Most ef the delegates , .
t * tAinonvWs essioii af the Supreme
KlaighU af Hcmer numberiog nearly a. iun-
4rod , icame ia by th sigfet trains and moro
are exp c'J teroorrow The Keaalen will
be held a' thr Soetbvm hotel and Is ez
pe. led tu la ? a w ek. Thirty-six slates -will
be ret-n tsie Joiuo Mallgun of Tonkers.
K. Y or supreme oUctaior at t * lodge and
JubA f Sbsnr.cn of ZSbrrtan , Gasuprema
' * -iTfnmi > v n aim