OMAHA DAILY BEE
ESTABLISHED JL'KE 10. 1871. OMAHA TTEKDAY MOUSING , JVLY G. SINGLE COPT FIVE CENTS.
! ( STATUS OF mm
ID Tell Jtuft "vTl'&t ' the OuW n
Will 3s.
DEFENDS OK P1TTS3URS
TbcT I-o - Thar Pt-n Oast Will Sius
Eight in tans ,
DD NOT KUCV ? WHAT TO 0
Dayt to 3oci9fi
Course of Aotimi.
PRESIDENT RATCHFOrlD IS HOPEP.
t \lrcrltilli Miiir 1VIU Kill S-trll
'J'lu-l-f TlilulL
Klx ) OjMTiillirt'J'lulf
7 lirjlll rntllt 113 tile
\VulLuut.
S , O. . July B.Pfeaiflcnt Hate
' \r S u' X'ultud Mttit Wortetfc , ipent t
ut. L tituJquancrs , but not mnny reptit
ut.V - ' .vrd frotn the \-wloun nonius d
t cur.bout tbt country or. . ID the j > :
u : Lht utriUc. Prbsiamu KauihJG
. v ouici ityutu several flays 10 reccl
i ' -11,11 , urn on tbtt i iiu , ut i Indistr
M would have to hove time to PC ;
. u " .lib Ibtnutuerotlti locoU bt'It
r < j. M iietimtfliy ui national
. i" rtirupleumegK ol tbt
.t iifiiiE observed In many phtctf
, i. , . holiday , w ill naturally retard i
i- i Mime ( Aleut. Before the out )
, ! . i , ; week , however , the nnLioi
information ut ba
-t win have the
in t'Mict situation a : oil . .be uiiue *
. i " } U there tibuuici br any mil
, . i IL ibe officiate will know th
i b' camber of uisu umplcvod t >
vi i : nut ibey ore inembsre of i
r > . ; > 'ckiilzBUuu. Tiie Inf arrant' at ! wb
i.u 1,11 , u. . officials have at baud U * ci !
tht effect tha" i
-u iiu. ure end it to
iint generally r-uapeudi'il v ark i
i. ( pronilM'g ti > tie a suec'fiBt.
MI * i-eas ol the whole movement fee
. ii tupou the men lu tbtPltt8t.ii
mrJ judging from the latest atlv
-i : rnm tbe beid , the minut * there p
iu > Llitlr part. So : nr as CUB
! ' operator * in both tlifc Pii" iiu
'Lit. tlistrirts Cu not intend to } iut lo
-pit ; to sum Uieii uimiw , but l.i
. , v to quietly dust ODT ! BtiU a
, . . .ii..i. . At leaet it will rfqi.r"
. < . -irturmitie i (
, u < . i.i tbt operaiort
. „ : ; . to pursue.
' . ! i. : Kuttbliird saifl' "The EUCCCBI
. 'vtmtut miiurullj ue-iiebas upou
\ with whiuh the miners , reujio
! > Tfcdr und -willing to J ad tbt jns
r ut : thteffortE ol tiif mitierf thi
rbt anfl vt tainuut :
bt i u t ihp ro-1 lornc ,
"
i < d it thpj play tbt-'ir i > art.
tiVERATOSS ANXJOKS.
-ti.iT'ir. RntchJord iialfl ht imfl been
- ' " u : thr crca.1 U'.imbor of tulegn
i . .u trom niiBruiors rt-auesUnE jieru
i tr.irranUielr mints by paring
tht raiuerh. Tbesc
l- : ii n.utnlfd by
< > -i i-nuld urn bt- Granted for the rcn
would bt > dettuimg titv
! : : U bii
o > . v Ltuh the BtriUe IB IntcnUpfl to
t. - ,
" will be
i 'hit ' tuiernttirR
the action ol
t -uurt * entirely by
I" s n r-p . . ; iyru.turp. II tile iMter utq-te
zu u i Liicf IP ttf prit * . the Ouhi opera !
v ' no ; dhinct. but vlll reaflily pay tut
vi' n At u runner or tuct , tt IE tint
E. . ' ihui they would ruuier jt } ' u hig
li < ' unci coutini'- the ojmratKin of Tl
n. . TbP rt'culur iuppting of the C
. will lie held in Dptron
iit. . uKdiK.auoi.
jr. . ( hul ii i * hcr y piobnlile that :
in rtferenci ; to
ill be taUon
u < i a w
nlreaiJy bottn flpci
b i Turtbrr tbiin hus
I.H .1 lit ( i theU to uvvtlt develojimentt
l' 'luirc SiBirirt. A prominent C
that in bis o ]
iihiuU'd laat evening
1 n In bU'ilitwould provp a flat fnili
1.1 b - wichftl it to EO tcnuinttte ,
: iituns that die entire PittBburg i
v L ii ni represented at the nmt'tiiig I
.kiitirc ou Baturflay. He did uol
L : Jie ininpt in thai diBtrirt 'vc
LIuiJuHt : : tbry do it. it cannel bt
. 'hut thf objpc : fur whiuh UIP .iti
.i.-ci iirdered will be oecomplUibfd.
u uiert throuphout Oiiw Feu 'l ily
lit" . Mnva&y a * B noliflcy and it cur
bt i -uiii d until tomorrow to what
' t tit tirdor for a BUBjienstoii will be
l.t " > Ii IE centrally conceded , hiwe
tLn ibtstrihe will be enforced in
STJUKE BEGINS.
rTTTfiaaC , July t The preat
f'"uRti .1 ! the coal mitiert was
* b > - . .pi. > i't ' tbc I"it .burp district todcy.
tell unyitiiiii ; ul
! v ii- Impassible-
the t i.jriun belontomnrrDW , us thte i
wort in sueponded
F-i "ii btiilflay nnfi :
i. i . mint * of the dtatrirt. This wa
< -t - n.BEf meetir pB. By a preconce !
u- . i Ltnral of the fliBtrict executive ba
o- < l n , ted Mine Worliera. meeting * w
1 > " . : iiturl > t'vorj' niininu settlement l
vat 'fiucMiiitPo at Saturday's couventiot
ti > nud th. jumerB ert luKtruuU-d
t it . i ib t'le Rrcnt ptruRgle tbc.1 lint
fvi \ \ nut Beft tbr mtH-tiapi wil' ' i
* i : in dttBrmiued until lueBdny i
jj : * \ nt'u U 1 learned Jum hi > w niuny j
f' - .a en tu work thon. tht uia0nltu < li
U. . . .l.twill tnniiifeM itself.
AI > L u.iutn u uirfKgeU us tu tilt- nee
o t . ! roiburg wio C'IH'Jiip < i oiinrre on
V t ) i.p civniiJU of thr ll&ltmiore .V O
Uit al Huuiia coinpany'imiiier in
Jjitlunlltwho ire worltnic ct tin * Clu
rit iu. . i ac trouulad eantrai't , snfi the J
1 ' h uiid ClrvalBtiA minprs i Tartit Cri
1 v'- 'rtfl ; nnd San fly -Cruel ; Tlie jnin
ulli . . .t ufcuart tl'twc ' wen will trilB , uufl
Ojit . , i't ta > they will no * .
CONFIDENT OF WINKING.
Sj. . uKiiic uf the strike. I'reslduiit Hi
Rk "The ooinlnp veel ; wiil bt a t
m - 1 IIBV * wary reason ta believe i
v > i * t'ii'cjitiujj cif a few laintt tbc ,
jieu ; m ui be fenw&l. Our niec ret
t tiiit the Cent of their livt * . jjjjd f :
viit irfWiitintiol tlint'rmiuuLuit ) Lbj1 ; j
.ui : IP bcl
1 1 t Mdi 1 have every rw
tbt it.r will be pui-i'tumTui Hun J
i , .iisi * Thgt U s du'jtult queitiiu
tt Itui uf our tUitir you can r it
t v r are u g. mo cjiaw uetey cut
23) OotJ'k liulii , T
und bijr
I . .i. < trade ui
t ti urb suart unjiurtuoe : i n in win
Ti u t peuural imur iaii tb i by rui
c ! i.ui : > nnJuturjet twtng Uut dpwn ti
v . - little demand for coal It tc
. l laiovn but the su.i.l ; > of coal
M -i.ufRctoriw in the Putouurf 5u > i
ii t flr p in , th bucket * i-oaw
vt t 1.1 liilie irnifc. the t
l.t - M.iiicunl u-iut'i ; are
iaicsi-i
rr- 1 ft nertl PU 3M. eluu W those in ft
il.nov. . ) ire # uu , BOOH : rwr
TH' urofc The pom winter tit * t
< ui Uw mining cr tt &UAIII * * *
> t r > dun 4-.ini .p Dddutuv tinipi
ri. tit > - { Htid tt. the 4t trii ! ! ) utt jitni
J -1 ] > : ntlt war I : that te done. Vl'tt :
r.r .Hirfu b ve iwtui cuffereir uigu
t r , . .i , kiid uiuiy uf liit-jo lutvt I
V !
11.were t liulr improved. R flu
xir itmoatii uuuiy ininttbnvt -
i : F ; nlliut : > u i ! > Wlutt lit tit tUW 1
ff ; . wut uwd in luytuc drbu uoutra
< ? v re iht iviKH "f hUUii-tiUirviiunb 1
> fii ul tin uieeuufc uiciit u. ictl.t
, , f - . i ; \ isu ! „ nun'i i fc > tv ii ,
-r to , r
' a 'u I u ! Uit us.jit.-t U1..1.J. ,
Jifl tb t ceiiprfcl fuppor : vi
. Hi. .lu'tr It fnnit'ieti-t- ! !
eetiprtil ofuci tb teitn r of tuf "W't
pn l f ) 14r itirluflirip &U Qrunfi
alnntB ef t * t Btrike tody Th
tciticrr flpritifce tp Kquatr u
} -l rt . trfunni ! . aowor to io > 6 etwi Son
ItalUibf at Curlmji Kill reuw to * t"ifep afi
it i-otiwquenw e aunt WM partially opw
tefl tofl r. Oihtr rcinf > twvt pr cii6 .11
bseiion c Rtra * M > vcr&l teyt Tfcp ej
pftjttiliie tt : be B lotip oft * .
PCOIU.A. Julr f > - o Sar t * EM fo * J rw
of tht ooaJ t&tnert in tl > t > - eta ;
QU wt.rl : y . ot h w sicolfle * th *
M tie doibp Saair of tbna K
toerj6nO sottM' 01 * t-btelirntlnc U
Four-.h
C'TTl-WWA , la. , 4my E All mtt > r * ;
thte flintrlct sr W'tirkmi : They sr * fronr
orpanitsd. Nc nrito it enttcintuW by d
RRA3HU int. . afls-1 A largp sn&ae jaa
ins of miner * w held her * today By
unanimous fott tb * meeuue tmdorAtti 't :
ortiot ) of the tnlneic Saturday it , dfclarii
a ftUpenmon. Tb * operator * called a col
mttteof the miiifE IB vMUoti and nrgu
with tbett epaltiBt susiieuUluj ; . but it w
M no avail.
NO STRIKE HERE
CHARLESTON. W. Vs. , July
Mint liiRjiettor J W Paul who has
keeping In tt.uch with the Severn , coal Celt
Ih VCmi Virginia sold totlpbt that there
at prmctit np ini'itMtlaii that tht mitiLCt.
this ntate will fit ) out. "This. ' ht Mufl. "
W at Virginia's opportunity to Una nt
market * for her rtml. If thf- miner * ol oth
neighboring ctatee go out. and there it
BUKpPUflijh of cool pruductioc iti those titnt
Went Virginia can viry nearly supply ti
demand. In 18 E Wem Virginia produc-
one-fifth of all the coal produced In t
RUitov ol West Virginia , Pennsylvania , Oh
Hontucky , Indians and Illinois and thic wb
tht collteriw were running at lea * than hi
their capacity If thir general strifes is I
.miruratufl and tht "West Virginia tntnr te
at wo"k. West Virginia coal will find n >
marbetE and tbe etate will bt able to he
thortt mortteU- after the striUt enOt. inde
tiltelv "
CHATTANODSA. Tenn. , Jvly Ti The men
district are all
en > in the Chattanooga
work , but tbe situation is very feveri
At Jlooltwood , Imyton and othnr points. 1
men recently accepted B reduction , eii
whiiih time they have not apptsared to
satiRfied. Tbe men in this dlstrn-t i '
ur-ttally controlled by the action ol the Sot'
miners , and there has been no dlsponit
at that point to CD out The innn at Soc
are controlled by conservative leadert , t
of whom today eaid that It was imposs ;
to tell what they wert going to do. Tl
are very auiet and art not talking , but th
is on undercurrent of dissatisfaction ti
may nt airv time terminate In a etri
which wUl be followed by all the oti
miners In the distrStt.
WHEELING. W , Ya. , 3uly 6. The n
scale hes been signed by the tin mil ] m :
agement at th ; L&Belle. and at the Lati :
lin Ui Martin's Perr > end both mills will
eume operations within a few days.
GENERAL STRIKE IN INDIANA
TSRliE HAX'TE Ind. , .lu'y t. PreBid
G.iW. Kolght of tbe liiduuia Miuers' ae
clkvlon said tndav "J hEve cwtain aflvi
from ev 3ryount > of nur dasirict. except p
of Sullivan , which assure me that th ? srr
in Indiana will be g ut.-al. Even the bn
coal men are going out. 3 cannot tell
exact number of etriXing men. but there
atinut K.UOO men engaged in mining at
occttpatlon ! in the state , tt ie tru" Uial
IIBT cent o ! tbest have not been claseij
Borvatit of tht union rules of lute , but I
confident that they will all Jtiia 'in this mo
ment. "
Wt It > "WILLIE VTAU > OI
AJJ Otlit-r C- tiiiiicPit.f rk Kl
> l luvlte-tl tuViiiilHtir. .
1M7 I'j ITB l"ul.li'Uln ? Cnmpm
LONDON , July E iNtv , Torh " ? c
Cablegram Specla ! TUeEram.i Wihi
Astor IE indignant because bifc paper , l
Pull Mr.1 Gaiwtie , wet omitted Irom the
vitatlon list iur the queen's party nt TVind
ccstle on Saturday , to member * ol the Hoi
of Commons and tif ir wives. The Gaaei
j tboreforc. boycott * the entertainment ,
" ] illuming : "We nave to apolosizt to i
1 ' readers for tbe Absence of any account
' . I what must haveJjeeB a most interest !
function but IIP vt did not see it we c
' not describe it. " No London evening pa
was invited aiifl all are ir-itatrd at
slight , but the Pall Mall GuJ.ettfc
only one that makee itt chagrin public.
Society it hugely tickled by joke on
duke of Portland , master of tbe linrbf in
queeu'e hoiutibold At thie purt > ail
oflicialfc of the gueen'f houHebold w
attired in royal Inery. A Welsh rad'i
memtii r. mtetakmg the dukeof Portland
an ordinary' Duukey. tinlit'O htm .he way
the refreshment nsaryuetTht fluke cou ;
oufil ? led the WtJsi. metnnra thtrt and
Utter to attest Ins apiirin-iuunn of thie ci
ity. pruesed a shilling into the duke'e hi
The duke. th uih surprised , diplomatic !
rose wti tbe Ji.uaitoc l > \ puteiug tut lee
to o waiter , eayiup "Thie gentleman wis
you to have this shilling. " Aiiotnm mem
of Parliament who had watcbed the so
told the Welsh radical the rank of the
pcied flunkey , whu bappeuc to be one
Dnglund't. iiiulti-rulllionsiii-ft. The dukir t
the ttory hin'i-wl ' uh grea : gusio.
OITLUIS A PUCE P. * KDl
Culm iik ArtA -lit'fl to Mtj'rt'iiiltT V
inVItlniui ArniK.
HAVANA , July & . Ckptain G-neral "W
lor. afier bis arrival at Soticti Si'intui. . }
vine ? of Santa C'ara ' , iEfuefl a iirot-iLtr.ai
tu tht insuvpeo and pacificos Buying that
appfoacUlne iiniuguruuDU ot tbe * rUeme
relornu for Cuba vat mure unitartuut L
the insurrertitniary maremcn ; Jc the jirm-i
of Bantu Clara , addiug :
"Tberciort , 1 will pardon all wbo will f
reuiier with or without ermt. Tor ! t
Civt > thfm Blv t up at euy military * aii
by makiuc f lent witli fawidtterruitti ! so i
the trooiw ma > know their inteutuni ui t
rciidor. Thaw nbp nurreuder with anut
ietclve jirontsioiif and will bt emplfxtJ
the publir worlm. Hioap wttu liit IE ca
or boreei. with tbem ro.-iy keep ttie fiiitli
or i > ell tiiem. "
Official ndviut-B from fiuiu-U Spiriii < c
tiiat the insurrecuwi ui ilw disir si luu
nmiililoiely collapaed ih * ' the
troaj * . which luivtinu iu- duty
being
11L.V1
I'm I jii'ii "Vtnmui. .
VANOOl"V'ER. il C , , July 5 Tbe la
MH'.l advu.tf Iran : Houolu ti av tttst I
Nellie W H.4,11 Ainerieati wtimnc ,
Keverely bttti : ! by two Januiu-ftt ma'
M rrum tbr * r iiuip NM.UIBB. r t < nty , w
11 . . . . < . . - tu gj jg , , , .r broth1 ! , whti hta t
kpt upu l > ) t number of
from th * Jtiiuoicninavy. . Eiit wac uo&S
to lit-r bed iifxt Hujruinf atid uutible
{ ipeitt aealtuit liteM U | il in th ; IK ,
o un. m > r * Uifjt > ca'gfd with M
Mid battery i'wiios there ruuc hleit i
Uit mutter. A t > it 4stuiw bu ttMwi i
ktunk d down throe Ktciwa eslloi-f on
etrH ib lollowine aiuniiujt i-nuttque
while AuifVii : * . ! . blue cck'i * w tt buu
tur Lbi i-UiF > e utTt , a ! tbt-
ajudt tbr aau : : One. wtu/
tp tbe MU'lin : guilty fm * Sf
bmttcu by thtu tUat tuk IIin -
OH Ui * moult OS oe'.irji'.r
b
GELEBRATISC THE FOCRTB
Lnyel Atusrican Oitisoaf OUe-re tii
Ku ion'c KtttJ D&j.
8RANDH3UDAY ALL OVtR Trft COUKTS1
Tli u in u i. r. llnynrrt Uellfprfc t lf tirn
Uiiti tu i'liniiilfli1ilaii < - In the
Minilm * ui tUil lutU-
j.t'inlfin'p Hull * , „
July fi The Out hot
ilreB and twentj-flr t nnnJtioraarr o ! tt
tif tbc TiwlaTaUon of Itifli'pendpar
celebrated toflty In from of Indfprfti
hall Tbt ct4ebrn.tlot ! war held unfit
tbe tuBpicct of the Society of tbt War
ISIS of Prtiwylvanin. The ceretnnnh * n
etai.efl in an aflflregp by M yw Warwiel
renatn ? of the Iiecl&ratinc of Independent
und eitipitip by urbnol children. Hon. Tbomt
P Btyarfl. ek-tnluhucr to DbRltnd.va ti
oi-atpr ol thi day. Mr. Bayard prclared Ii
nddri'sr with a brief history o ! the count !
from thr time o ! George Wastiiugtonut > i
the present day. Ib referring to tbe tipclan
ttoh of Atocrienn ludepmidentf be Etufi :
Nfver was tne declaration ol Am"rican Ii
! flfpeaoftu-e in 1T7T. Jur.tlflea before Gnd at
, man Ef it IF by tbe relation ; and rmicitut
! of tbe twn EmrltHfa nin-hltit'E natiimt whit
! t s.lt ttidny And thai U * be to G.ifl nevi
I weretrie internBtiona.1 relations Between t !
I IHoplt of tht twtI'diintntp in it t'lea.ret ft
j tn.'riih re ol unmiptaktbU- mutual pioii u' .
i -tRtiflinj : and rnortfret - from ipnomi
1 supp'c'on ' or btisti'e intent tnan on this m
hundred and tweiitflrtt anntverpary i
Amerirati inaepentlem-t. .
Today thenIs in "hitnlnAs of tWnfett
men in Uilf countrj a widespread anf. vayi
uti- a.Iresi * on a queKtuin whlrh fuFtt. i
shndi > w over th - outltitik or tiualtie tatifl Ii
t u.uciF the atm : BTihere of h < rp - utid vmv
prii t. CttpUal is one form i f Property nnd
senpitlve 3t sbrhikK whm panfWetiee
I w iki'tied. Such apprehpiiBions every vthtr
v | ru < - and unUefllt-a. fhill thsent'rgteF
I I rrifii ana cbefk their Bntfrprlf"anci lab
I vci.it ? for vujiltal to regain He r.mrape HI
, un fi..th uwav tbe oWei'tums and dange
. wlilili impi'dpmpU'ymtsnx , unfi to bring tl
I enerples of tn ! vlduaF : Intoop rative a
tmn "While labor is waitlnp. FurTerme clti
tu.t wait ana Tora Ineep and lullow rhet-i
I tt-'l the ctory , amid mutterirgrs ; of disco
I tlillt.
HEMEIiT IS AT HAND.
All this can In- relieved , for there does n
Sffrji mufh utiutit a s in the tru ? OIIUMth
"rtulU the ea t of t't-terprist ard Bit-kliep t. '
tn < - palt cneu of thought" the businecs.
our country. It it not the unfertaint ;
m Ti's nnniip us to what may be done wl
thr currency of the country , whirl , if t
very bati"of commercial unfi induBtria' II
end runs thruugb n-very artery tf the bin
ptilltit ?
A dt-ranprement of the cummry of t
f.iuntry ie UJw- unto a paiconing of the 1
bload of n man. and no greater danger c
uwult ut. A diKirtlerea currency -will co
fiiKfB.ntl demoralize ever.\ transaction
lift , pr'-at anfl small. Irom tht payment
the otiilynacep of ialior to tht finanr
Kn-uncpmtntF tc. carry nut the vastest f
terjjrises Nt t-ontiuct can lie BHft-ly aprf
upon , and nr. . business can lie Bafely cc
cwc ! to Nev. Zfrilanfi. wnt
To embark the liurlness an < 3 ccmr.vactF of
country upon h currency which Is not finr
anchored up or. u BtHble statiflurfl und me I
ure of valur IP to enpurt- ruin and aisa i
to vfcrj' memlier of society. Nc. electid
are now pendinc , but the t.me fur ueclFi
ajii.rojichep with iiirvitsltlt certamtly a
frrrm u full heart and in all earnetitne'SF a
slncert aflfctinn. 1 oonlurt icy fel w cat
trj-men cUFtinc aside lui other dlrTe.ren <
of oinior. . tu rt-jeot thf nostrum and i
luxioiic af those rvmeflicr wh.cn iti seiu-
of pnpulur di-tre" > p or exclteitit'iit Induce t
fciiiliKh unfl irnjiipur lu-lief in tht power
any government u. cret.tr ra-et l < y Rtvtu
ALTGEI D 7'AiiKS T JUt < Kl.VM'J'E
HturjG 'iircrf rrt-sltlf * . niicl lntr
lu ' ' . ilif Ki-GoVfrimr.
NEW TORK. . July E. Ex-Governor .Id !
P. AltEfld ol Illinois addressed about 2.
people In the Academy of Music. Brooklj-
today. The meeting wa * tmdor tbe at
picefc of the Bemocrat- ) league nf Kin
county. Hcnrj" Xjeorgf preeiuefl and Inu
duoed Mr. Altgeld , who was sheeted wi
htiorty applnuee.
Hon. John P. Altselfi , ex-govenor of U
nous , .said in part :
Today tjie most wonderful nation
earth is hi distress. Its children artsuff
ing1 and its foundation stones are tlippi
uwuy A f. holr jreticrBtion haf paid ut 1
war dflit and has reduced it by one-ha
ytn BUCB hn * iK-en the ffOVtaTrmental jKil :
ttitt tcifluy it will require twice us. mil
of ' < qr jiroSuris to pay th * remamcler
wnuld liuvt" beer. nttetiPRary tc. pay it
wlier. it wan created Bftiig a product
and debtor lie Linn , it was a crirm ti lee
lute ejicluRlvtjly : in faor of tht credi
claset * of Eurnjie anfl thus deittroy tht pi
chttKinp power of our people Every gr <
abust is = Int ertvinefl with tht- money qu
icm. and vpu cannot ipnortit for it fit
the limits GTS erterjirist- and material pri
pt-rity There must ultimately come u F.
1cm of finance or exchange that will buvt
uhlluwipblr- busts and wil ! not restr
liuman effort. But until tliu do * > come
; ] e.nituid the I'etrouction of the tiimetai
i-'j-Ftem as it formerly rum.ed in tmr ecu
trjbfcttusc it was tht best thus fur gl %
thf wuria.
EMfi'ts follow causes ! r tht pconomit e
( ( immercift ! world as th * ' ? ' ( lo in tlie jitiynl
world. The parulyBis of our country I
bt n pryflucea by certiiin cuu-t-s. So 1 :
HP thfy exist they tnupi continue to pnfli
the name effects "W e vcen promiHfd pr
perity ; it iwj- not comt. and it requires
prophet to n f tt.at under t-xlHting fen
tUrns no permanent prtmjiertty tmn cot
Thf forces of d ptructlon art mill atvi
pathurins the ftub-tatice of the titttioti Ii
the hands > of tinfew. . The country
paralvsed. TJi piaient is tola that if
will have confidence anfl BP tu work
"ufi lit wf.ll But in ppitf of tliir In-
unnlilttti rise
crj.u . APSE FOLLOWS STIMrLAJCT
Supjius' : he did. Suppose be did. Bupp
thut a temporary itttmulunt could c eett
t < -mporurj lu-tivity ? 3t woulrt l uU'tip
Hue. , : t wo ilfl l hHrmnity witb tb
fnt-c s thut pu.ruyzfd : u' . Thptt'L nt vo
ko n ftillajist- fwnnS timt untl theri i
cu e wouln lie hiiit-.t-sa. A Fpurt cf uctiv
utioti1 M cli.init' > contlltiont mt-ans the m (
< itutiiiii death of fr - instttutiunt- mei
th&t the p isnn uf corpurui iop Bhull BO
unti1 every armn of the hody i denroy
Tt > t unti'erBul ooTTiipttan tbut h today i
strtiyine ; our country c-urot * from thf t-i
ceiurMtioi ) of uupitiil and the ularmins
jwrt Ir that it u > practiced lij- men w
talk p tri tism. wid who * = tm < ! his * In i
tvtiumtlttii of tbe public. It Is idle lu ii
ntiiut purifying thr pwernroent t > Umg
men of Influence und jiuritinri offei vafitu
tf' ' rt > rrui v Cut n f thf liuntJ thw off
K lirili- und you will enS c-.iTUptc'r. . !
Vt nuin de 'i e some wu > cf rem > !
PM-rwhelminc ttnptatlins nil ihf ot > thn
M < uf dwtrihutine tmiuie ull mfri tbln i
ti * . Mid adrai.tiurtf flowinc from 'tie prow
uf conctiiuri.ti''r. A * pxwfr never lim'ti- *
tpusj fl i < 5 u mt-thoa of eurbllij : it
If jiFRt'fl wtiftlier eovcrnmwit wi ! tn
tinffcHrEMia w * wth .liiiji wfiMendurr.
i n fipr't fcuw , l t tni.1 t-vt-rj mej' win
Wf > y tiufome t ! rBrtn niivtrn j ! 'i
Ten in und ru Mor < tiHPT > tiu > > in tint- land
i - tbiten ; WJ' that if wtfceiuHtry tr on en t
. tilt' ' Uitrailnm
fcowmnwi1 ! wil i' . ! only
but ry sjtnti jpnH and cnn"nitr tiuii
, roperi wbwh off ere Int4 frerice w
the rishtf or tb * wt-ifsre of tbt JH
HAS lo&tas
For thirty year * uur pi i ty tin * bf"n
tieutral party the SHtmpu'tttors w1 wi t
tu use it &f tt viiiivetiltiiii'f tint ti.t want
ti fmid ft , ' luivihin Thei * Vft * inlert
thft fr'i-mt-f ts rotitr-nl ioth parti * * T. .
wasth ttiHu'f H'ty of : ; a trulii:6 ] libtlw
If iPliiiusi Rur tht'J1b fli t , pomtive , ca
pad 4UJd actT-PBlvt itiiri'-iiv ptrti HHtiJ :
toi jwiiii'ijjlt tt.e nry ol ctietreeiwmid t
U - heard tti * . l rifl toSnv Had thtirt bt
iut-1 k part } . tut- S'.ull'arrt < ll ! truKt HIM
. - rni'ij ti vtncmlim fd .lit n.mtmeti ih :
tlj tfr. if is > io6 s iwi fin thf nruBideu
pvli.'ii'iii' ! nu.di thw I'OfWlilCo
, -
i Lmtii.f , oeiittr fcunc m
Ktliutiouf uiic * iit-vt'i li " ' . frr t.utnuri nc.
ftoiy f * uf ror't-tiun itnt < ' . 'Wftjr * ftin K
thi * l u ft.ftfrtiiDfcKitr w * ' " w to hi
l tr nit > wt * iJi'.i unf iilo fikts'iif ! i
"wrwsi * ! lno wnuen't * nr > uFt th *
Lit for th < riollti itat lunyng : fur
' ? in.r'lb MCHUw'i"tir * ir 'i.uu lt und i
mi. Ktifl i % insittp i > Uf iiii-iiirVtn * ,
Vi > ,1'H'r ' p-uirir t.i.- , ' ! , - . a > uci If
t iri'l uv.-i- ' ui. : ' ' .r , if l.hf ( ii
j _ rt
UK rfotf fcti * ft..tmtb - UI H 'rm * j'
( m- ' fir u > MfktitmH- b vt J .ilei ur. ,
tbt huticlf ' * ! > i qn Hi lilt * ibt PUSH'
! > f jmliti"k' IM' * " * ' tf I'titermp otlr Icm i i
vt fubmit nt if ItH-t It wi nrr In i.u * ma : >
hii-i'1 abcust u niemi 'f ' wit px t. in *
lt. i'irktl { ti t < nihtiklnfl. jflCJ l > 6 jiev
ftn lnrtlc > r uf .nciei > n * tp'- Ifnn * " . ni
. - , of 1ia > ifris
tfd thar tin.of nu -ia
"it : t Tj pta'hf JWJBH k"f * ° -n\t-2 the ;
PW tb"ir potidltii't crw'ruc wnrnt , UH-J " "I *
tbf noi of tbv : ' ' ch'lrtreti fi ! < - RparitF | tviP :
MM ppvertj hatipiiir over the futmr1 the' '
Ste thf1. . ock ftHC uf imncvt fliH tTijr ! eves
s- tws.f tht rlcbcst ser"Jot or QC f e rt !
aria ttif-y airylnp for jti' , ' ( Si ; fnerii :
that rry w-IU frw thf Ame-i" t
th vulfidf humant'r will < - Irotti th
flurt abc ! flr-ve tb tnntipy t htnper * out r
th < tempiani the trattnrr ou : of the l n <
TinH n di'-t Arnold of 37 ? ) ' tn < tpt oti Et
jrltffh snil Let thfItenfdiai ArnoIOs of thi
aptmakt thetr frriM-e ? bprtfliiitn
SKMJ THirln iitscHUTs TO T.onnvi
Clvvvlnnil and llrj-nii llnUi Ton Ilu
to Attfiirt tlif Ct-li-lirntliiii.
VEW TORK July f. Jbdpprnflrlipe fl
wet fflebrate ? l\i Tammau ? hfell In n unui
fashion today. Thr vip tm'c tauwcitj o
tbtmalb Ooor WES tciea. but ibere wpfe vt
cant eeatf in thp ttaliertea Thets v.ts ns
fleparttiw in th ? ralebrttinr. today , ana tbi
was the usual supply of rt frcRhment > ws
not di pen efl from : be bawmeht. A tinmbi
of lett r * of rcpret WR read fetus icrite
cuustf who Sid not come
Glover Clfvclanfl wrt te HE
PIIINfETON. N. J. . Jutie H - Son Ji *
C. Sheehati Hear Sir. 3 t pmre to nckntw
eclfe with thank an invitation to nttpjid tl
ceiebratioti 1 tht- Tammany noclfety of tl
ISM anniversary of Anierlian inflBptmdenc
My efipupt-'ms-titi ! will tint permit tne to 1
prevent on tMs Interemlnr ot-c aion. but
ht'pf Its rtpnificatipe will pre-eminently cm
Hist ir > a clear and emphuttc jmtiouiii" mri
of tbe priticip > s and IvJicievttlc.b ucnai
With tbe bem and must Umupbtful pent
mentt t.r.5 ipltiion of onr countrrtner
Tours very truly.
truly.GRC'VBR CLEVELAND.
"VT. J Bryan's letter If as follrwi- :
LINCOLN , Nfb. June 2L Dour Sir :
repret that an entrnirt'ment. mticlt sever
w < * ks ace. will render it amimssiii e for n
U > join w.th tb - Tummuny attclcty in u l
brutinp tlit 121st aniinerBnrjof the I t-clar
tion of Independence J "havf. . on a form
( n-cttBiun. commended the founders tif yoi
socitt } fur mak.ng provision. In tlit co :
Ktitutlon then adopted for tbt annuii ! t i
memorat'.on of tb Fiiuitl. of .lulv. The
is a special propriety m the obHewunct
tht duj b > dt'mti'-ntt at this timt. wbi
tbt party bus ju t frt-ea ItSKlf fmm foreu
Influence. ' and takfii anmpnatic stutid
favor of an Arnt-lran policy 'ot tbt Amet
can jitoplt. 1 truFt ytiurowtinp moy ; m
tht inuupurHUon ol a campaign which w
result in putting Greater Kt' Tort un3
democratic uoi.trol Tbt party bus u re (
shown Ir. Chlf-aprn. Cincinnati and ut-ver
ctntr cltl s larccr pains ihun will hii ;
quired to cverctijnt the rfpubiluan mujoriti
retarded tti N-ew York un3 Br ioUlj-Ji lost N
ven-ilier. All indications Jiolut lo n etroi
prowtb in pulilit entinw'ui feluiii : the lin
laid down In tht Chicago tQatform , t :
failure of the republican polMuy it. rento
prosperity having Riven a new impetus
the movement which has lor JtF object t :
rtstoratioti of tht frold and ailver cniuaft
the constitution
WUile the increaslnc Btrenpth of dem
cratk principles , tcigt-tucr with thf alisen
of the coercion eitetiBvtJj' : practioed In
fall , would H'm yuffincnt tt. rn.-iltt victa
reuBonab' ; certain In Nev.- " 3"ark. . you w
lie preutly uicltel by tne THIS that the t
publican udmiri crhti u , liotn tti you ? > -i
ana statt. has lit' n so unsatlEtuctorj as
cause wiat-Kjireutl criticism
I trust thut ynut ftlt'tiration will exci
increubeo iiittr nt in tht principles tif Jefft
fOTi ami JtickK.m. and thusfto ieti th di
these principles- will lit uomplttely trlui
phont in citj . Ftutt ana cation ,
Ti.onkin.c iMu for tht honor > > on dti me. .
am. very truly yours. "VT. 2. BET AN
When tbc h'ter from Grover ClMeliua w
read , hip Sicme Was ftreetKilwltn
H wat said that n delepiriDfj.jtaJi
preaslvt ? democratic L S UR < w'us
hist all the pold men. The Srytn Jetter wi
Irudly cheered.
ClonprcsSmtU ) James Hamilton Lewie
Washinprton muiU a liuruoroue Ept ch.
Ct nprt-esman Anurew J. Hunter of 111
nrt , read a epeech denounoinR trutt at
the republican ] urn together.
Es-Setiator DCVJQ B Rill , pleading a pr
vious encasement to Kpcok ut Oewcgo sent
latier of regret in wLluli ne said1 ho'
bin one practical BURcestion to mche at Ui
rr'MTbt ' republican managers It perml
ting Greater New Tork expected to make
a i epuMickn cit j . others ise it would n
hnvt- been c.roate'l Democratic division w :
fulfill | their expectations. ' - 'einccratic uni
will tlinappaint them. Tne course of t ]
dtmocracy is plain. Let us disappoint o
enenres. "
James D. Richardson of Tennessee wns C
first pe.aker wh'- > was down for "Long Telfe
He made on allusjot in iiuojieaiiip to Grov
Clevtsland as thf man widi whom tbe dem
crau ? had been twice succ.eififul in the natic
Tht name of Cleveland was Bliphtly n
jilaiulrd. but loudly iunsod. and this ca
tinued lor nearly a minute. . The reunion
UK democratic party , htfiaid , wet comil
end .here were already perceptible r-ipnt-
a gluriout revival in ' .be pa"ty an3 B i ic > i
fotht party next Navnnibor. "With
intrepid l ader suc'b ce WilHoro J Bryac
be eaid. but pot no furthfr , Tht audieu
broke into 2 wild cht-ur , which lasted 1
nearlj a minttte.
DAY 'lifl POLITICAL AOOOl'X
MitSiiuitl IVfiuKi'.riuJt' Clutik Mf * l in
lit1 * . ! ! ! v * * . .
WASHINGTON. July D A paa-iotlc tie
bration was held here today at tht Gra
Cmera house under tbt joint auapiut-B of t
National Association of Democratic clu
and the democracy -of tbt metric" of C
lumbla and contiguous sections. An dial
ratt prop-am was gout through and i
dreKoes madt hj some uf tht leudmp den.
crate ic public life. Patriotic address
were delivered by Senator John W. Dan
of Virginia and Joseph C Sibley of Per
wlvania. Short speeches wart madt
mt-mbi'rs of cantrreR * and othert reprusei
! nc tbt origum.1 thirteen states T
Jjnelemtion of Independence was read
Hon A LipBuomii. a * was also tbt Ingt i <
i te.r written by ThomBB Jcftorsun expreEm
rugrct that he was unalilt tc attend an 1
di-npsdeni * day celebration in this c
seven rjr-ow yecrs ago. Mr. Sibley act
as chairmen of the itittitlitc.
WlUiRjn 3 Bryan in a Iwuer express !
hie r'Eri'ts u cot boine alfle to attend t
meoTttip said-
L.W'OLK Kt'b. 3unV Si EiipnppmPt
j at Los Atipck * will niltLt Ji Impusillilt 1
! mt to uttt'iid tut Pourtlh of JtO ? celeiirbti
held unflpr ttit uuppicer of the Nutlui
ASKCK itttu n uf Itemtit ri > tlr c'i $ < * In rt..ii
10 tht o < irnmejrit > nuiiiri uf tlit ttimvtirpury
our national Itr.lt-ji'ndfiM-t fl y m. b ck
and a trust tht W&Ftiiugton niH tttt ( : v
Itc unful in eitmulirtinE ihi * e pi"- ! ! ! tr i
litwed t-virtitirif tt > tlit. ifl tbst tbt In1"
P ndfcJict achlt'ved liy BUT nnci-wt'irs may
prest'rvfd lnt p iBtearr Jut $ n" tbert
mifciil reakuti for Mdlt-ltudfi. left u fctsrv
Hrut' | ; ftir < 11 , u furoi n 21uo4i'iu : ! pull
may rc > t utuf tut Miliinmi t uf p Utii
frt-edom and letvt u , Ib the Hiuclcv Vt
tru'y your * W3 BRYAN
Tbe toipwtnB ! riaoUitioiw wei * * ntintd'
Wt cnanrttttit tinifc-.bomtnd deiu'icru !
( i'-t-trn : thiit tales Bliou'd HNS imd lur rt
ftiut only und lintlted Ui 'Jilt urrttuf
implt ci'veriiniorinnnwUy : : iinniJulftt n
uncl t Utmoutift itit Hthi'ilit ' ot : ! . . - tUngl
lull 111 il vartnut taiiwi nicntr niuat in m < ci
CUUCUK fct r " fli.rrjj t jspljry > of t
lUttMif-f ti"D ; nit rupuUlicat' ' 'tivKticusn
ttit Mi limittiiU , nv.i'-e rtjiuSitieS t > y t
Imiplt Iiicthiefi lw truwj uat rooTiupci'li
Ir. iia.it fiaymtnt tor ntcnevs Bdvanced
i urrupl ' , bt miffrHBt. it * roajr. Bffentj. art
irn > a tbt ft at tlir utponi * of tbt ma
ui'J tu neituM iifcumuluted ra ita ! from
ttKiHull whit * rt'urirtiiiu aw traat and t
ZTivinc tin Am-ri prodii'.tw : * of frt-i i
vtt u > Uit nn-rk * tt of tht w > rMU
Wt rtstfjjrjn ttie Stimwraur ikiomnt ti
thr Itctl tftidf nian > of tht In niiltiOi < u
lit issues l thtir fro\'irt rnent , and w'f t
| muiu : tin. ! ! juipt-r rtuirtumiRtU'e * nf man
InhHll U rtdtfniblJlt- coin. r > t hllver t
tnld of tbt C'.wiFiitutioti
And v.i dfmh.it ! ! tbt trot itp4 u jUmJt
.MUM ? * of lift , jrt'ld wid siivnr tbe W *
Jt nl ratio ff fr ti , l r.nout
tut c ithetii of niij other iitttum.
A * oil' ' ' " < < fuUitri- 1tf.rf 1 n
tn t thin p-'iplt- r * nti of " )
* frtft fruiii b'l ft/rt-ipi , dntiiuiattuu
nur i ! m ti" "i * ctenmnd thu tatf JM
! pie luuUt its i. i , imtinut ! l wc at , of tt
. wutinu' -.rk'Tip th * . dvin ur t-.ajtn : of K
jf-'tfigt , fri v < * mnrnt
) Tht ti"n.o'Tui4t ) mrtv fruit ! * lit Ut-fjtnni
t > L' ji' 'i < ijna itt Fviunk * * ! * rl tvt
1 a- , ' t i ftnin r.frir i f \ .
i i : . w ' S. ' v ' '
or. i"
SOUTH OMAIIVS POSTOFF1C
IroMtect JJlovrE Prix-ate vim of tl
Hans Prepared.
lSES A BrAUTlftIL 3URD1K1
HICK \ \ in Stum lie A.1ii > il Jcir ! ' O
il n % VlMil . 1
to Attiltl l flHJ 111 Itt.
July R. ffipptftd
prata. Owing tt > deleyt in prcpntitic tl
pbotopraph ! " of the South Omaha pnbl
buildibt. they WIU urn be Innuod u&
Wednenflay of this w eb Tbnsp wbc ba
been } ermittea tp Be * r.he.tcbes flo not hei
tate to tay tbnt South Omaha will hnve 01
of thf very best buiiaint constructed 1
the povemmeht for ptmtoniw purpnti'S. J1
Hamilton , nuttpribtenapnt of tbe ttraftii
department , scyt that no unnflsumc.r bull
ing has ever Iwen constructed by his d
partrnpht. cominc under an appropriation
fSUti.OUl ) . The buildlnp will lip Old Colonl
in style , and every portion of the spa
will he utilised for comepurpnst. . It
designed to accommodate the force of t
Bureau of Animal Ibdutitry of South Oronl ,
Including tbe miscropitits und Intipticioi
On the BURpBEtion of Rejirt-sentatlve Merc
the driveway through the allej IK to
considerably onlarped. so that it will lac.i
tate ImiidHuf : the buainosiof tbe poBtaflit
It undertnoud that biOis will oe asked f
tht erection of tbt building enure , rmb
than nub-dividlnp the Eeverul Bpecifloatia
tnd thereby materially adding to the eel
in its construction.
There is a considerable feeling il ttnrt
on the republican oide af the sunatc. i
to the position of Senator Allen in amca
IUE Senator Thttrstoc's bjnondmcu : frr
iiounty on beet sugar. Senator \lloo Bt
to The Bee toda > that he would insl n uji
c vote on hit , amendment , threa'eul
the.rt-by to plnct tbe republicans on recoi
It is believed thtt if tbe republicans won
stand tr their caucus pledge , the amen
ment will prevail , notwithsmndtag the lea
ers of the party have thought best
abandon the measure at this time , in vlt
nf the threat madt by Senator Jones
Arkansas , that such amendments wet
necewj'tete nt It-ost mi weeks' debute Wh
asked when he thought tbt tarifl' bill wet
pass Senator Allen said Bomewhrre abc
the Ifith of the month. He further said tt
as the republicans and democrats hud be
runnlnp the discussion thut far , he thoug
it timt tht populists sht.uld recent BUI
oon"ideration in the way of recognition
the amendments , which they were going
offer.
Representative Strode tofiny introdur
blllr to pension E.izabrth Slack at SI ? j
mouth. Elizabeth L Jones at M" and Geoi
Saundcrs at tl't samt amount , all rcsidci
of tht First Nebraska district.
W. L. YettT of Hustings. Neb. is in t
city , tht rrupst of Auditor ° W. E. Andre
of tht Treasury department.
| Chairnmri Gallinger of the comminee
iK'n-iiont hut reported the bill tntrodm
bv Bnaior Thursttm for the relief of Ms
E Haslip ndterstly and rtcommendrd tl
| tht Burnt be postponed indefinitely fur t
! reason that tht bill liecamt a law withe
the president s signaturt during tht' closi
dnytof the Fi tj-fourd ) congreKE.
-JlepresfjitatiVfl Sutncrliiiia 4ias jutroauc
& bill to iiulllfy the effect oforder " 21. luti
ftncea'Uj % e-Clevo5una"aamrntetr .tnn. pi
hlbitlng examining boards from addlnp t
gethtjr minor dUahikies to n"'ke a pensin
obit ratinp under tup net of June " 7 38 !
Iniowc is the ditsebiiity act Thir oft w
designed to gvt ! u pciuinn not pxceedmr t
K month tr > every ma : , who was mcaparit t
fnr manual lalmr Vuiler ths Lochren ru :
unites a mar had e'imt fipecifir dieabill
pufficient to enule him to c rating ht w
denied a pcusion.
ffiLKt tVIDLiCOSrE AT MIVVIEAI'OL
I31t-i-fiu.il Aiiuiiiil Jtfiiultiii l I'itnf II
tMiiiiinu n Krulilj .
MIXNDAI OLIS.- July C. The eleven
annual reuniot. and grand lolge s eKion
the Benevolent Prottctive Order of El
ic now fairly ou. It has been
l.uej day for the local contingent. D
egatiane have been arriving ctend
throughout tbe entire day. The recepti
Lommiite * . accompanied by n band , greet
tht various delegations aud gave them e * < s
i to their headquarters The number alrea
I registered i not BF large as expect f i , t
' many trains art delayed tnd will be com !
] in in tbf morning. The grand Io2ge ecssi
j opet lomorrow morning and tht ctm-f mt
; fcst cmmecied with tht meetitip centers
Ibe election of officers. It ie thought Mtt
I
; I'lKwller will sutuieed himself & grand
a ] ed rulur , although he has a formidei
opponent iu Charlet L. Jewett of N
Albanj' . Jnd. . whose claims for the honor i
being wrongly backed. Guorpt A. Jlt-yno
will. It is generally conceded , stierpud hi
self BE grand secrwary , there being ro O !
oppasitlun 10 his rfc-el crtoa at thib tit
New OrioauE aud Loirtpville are inulunp
big fight for tbo reuu'jju of 18b !
One of tbe severest rainstorms In the h
: ory of tht northwest putKBd over Minntapt :
this evening auo lasted nearly an hour 7
street * were ruimUip rivers decoru iout wi
ruibtd and the recejittan of rumors w&t
ieMe"ed with , mwclang being wholly out
nt gut-scion. _
ItCAIlY 'J'O KIS1TIIV TO HEH HO > 1
] Huiitl f tinLim llll1t r > - Mr . . Urn
I liiirj-V L.IH f Drfiiiu.
j RAN FRANCISCO Julj f. Tht friende
! Mre. Bradbury h M been ubmg every eff
| tu 'tffect a reconciliatioE with nttr
i who. before hit departure.
, Europe , ebowed a ni poi.itiB to forgive
| orriiig opnutt on coud.tion that she
' longer receive tbe atttutlow of Warfl. E
I ral meastigte w r * wired by Mn > . Brndbt
i to her rciatvfct 10 outherti Cftlifornia ,
writteii lii tt pci-itcnt mood tufi conveying ,
inlcrt-nct. the lues ibet tht nrrtat uf bert
mid her pjiranjour had feuaUfed bar ram )
I tir dre&m. If tht wronged husband ie w
I lug to forgive and forget , those b n ,
i au&iotefi with Uie errtt.r wlt believe tl
IIWK * may bt reouired iti tbt pulnut : hn
of the Braflbu'yt. Ward is lifcfclj to remi
m hot water until the officer * of tht Such
for tbe Irt've tioti of Vit-t wjiice unused
arreiit art oatisfitd tiiat tb < liasob u end
u : li-uFi be far e ; tiotortety re thie c
concerned
_ _
CLAISltPJVB LITI
one Ll-l Of J'fj'fciuiK ICIIliul of J
lnn-a tit Oilmen.
CHICAGO Jul } f. I'etriut Bi cUnmtd 8
tnflnv eia inertwut fcn unuukii ) lo
Ittit if mtimed and injured purout a i
iuli of tht- Fourth of July oeitmration 7
*
dead art- :
JAMEE w KEEX found tend & ti tm
yard . Birut $ on iht- bee t > 9" * etrtv t > ilitt :
CHAELB8 BMITH , fricJiit-nnfl bj Uie t
plosion of pisir. fire rrjicker. e.ud f U c
of t eButicl fcttir ) winaius-
JOHN < HOFFrT5K i y * r * old ,
Uit txplt. laii uf powder in * r.l
hii-h bt lit16 in hihand. .
JOHN TMOMAE UI. lilfl ! in tht
mat ntit o Hoffuttr
UlUITiAM ALLEK. k yc olfl ,
jful by firtcrucker tmuainj fsU bur :
About forty jiat'pUwtrt ' cltghtij-
uuruUit ! d&J
ftiirm * Ju
O Jul > f.-A sev n
turiri i < vi ; ii Iutlef htach. iioar Bur
Uif Kfttriiiitin plvymp btvuc wttjj a lai
jut ftr ivt Iti P-TI < I ! nt-st-rbl ttioubutiri jitti
* rrt 'iinitit T mii - - } Yi ! i : Ci i i.d
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fjn. v .1.1 til. + i.j Wuuu.
Licinnift.
Miuiit MHitiitlM'cl I f Ji'diU'i. ! *
rut ntiitltitin1 ( uiil'-ri-nft.
NASHVILLE , 'ulj fi Tbt tia'.iona. co :
forriict P ? tht people * | > art ? mrt 1C r clot
today Hi Uif hall o ! tlithoun - of rppr
Mnnattvp * . M-vpral butirtretS OeJetrst * * belt
It cttcnduirf Tin ronfrmir * ww callpfl
order by Mlltob Purhr of TCSBE. who ea
Uite ww & cmifwp.be * iff inpti wbp belh"
in tbr principle * rnuhti t < d tit dawn * at
St. Louis iti populism ctraiplit J. S Bra
lej of TPM * was elected temporary chal
mm. . by acclamation Ht- mid be named
SIK > plain. utiibistaUBblr dt-claratlo :
thtt tin otif coulfl inlcubdrrfttund ei
h * wanted to KPF some means
mtkinp them effective. Ht trmrti
that tbt delUiprntlaM vouifl he PB
and calm tbd that thfrt would be no r
crtailnatlnn J A Parttpr of Ilrnturtcy wi
chosen temporary Bwrptnrj b > acclamatln :
Tb * oonJerenc. * thpti took a rpcws i
thirty minutes and meetings t/I tht ta
deli-pate * were held all over tbe hall '
m-lt-p ; apmberr of thr cmntnlttw on c.r <
dt-iui&lt , When thp conlprp.nrfva * { :
called to orflw there wen- about fiflti del1
pates presput. The committee on credo !
Half wnj annountted and B mottoti tnnc
to call tbe tor for the naming of tht con
mlupp OB resolution * and perman'ni orpai
is--tion. but thr objection war made thi
this could not tie flint- until tbt comciiui
on credentials rpporu A motion to &i
Journ until 3 c clock was then curried.
The populist conference was called
order at 1 4Ii oclouh this ofuirnoi
and es-Oo 'crnor Johr F Buchauac dultven
1 the addreie of welcome. F. li Wlmlierly
Orc/plu responded His speech wet nloi
the relipo-political line and advocated t
uob-fusic.n idra.
Tht report of the commit tee oa credoutlc
[ chowttd that Bnti dulepatcf whh projior cr
! dcntlals wore present as follows Alancs
1 8S , Arkansas 16 , Florida 4. G.orjrm SP. II
| noli ii. Indiana 12 lowt 7. Kannaf S lie
: : uclr > ! ' Louisiana Hi. MlchlE u 1 Minn
I Kdts. 1) ) ) . Mlssiasijipi 7 , Misanuri 17 Nebtosl
I " Montana S , New Hampshire 1. North Car
| line . Ohio 21. Ittode luland 1 , Tunnsse
, 13. Texas 80. TTashinpton 1.Vcst A'irgin
; : : , Wisconsin 1. Total 3 fi.
1 Tnc temporary ofpaniEation was made pe
I manent A committee on resolutions contii
' Ing of oue member from eacb state wac a
; ptilimd as follows .
! Alabama. M. H. Howard ; Artenncas. XV.
MurirKi ) , l loridn , F. H. Lytlt , GturBiH , '
L. Pe < : k ; llliiiolc , James H. Pt-rrls ; ]
dluna. N. H. Monslpt-i- > wa. J ( . . lieel
| Kentucky. A. H. Oardln. Luuit = ianu A ,
! Gunbj ; Mlchipan , James- EMclinflt. . Mi
nesotit. Ignatius l > ontiflly ; MiaKli&tippi.
j P. KatcUfT ; Missouri. J. 1l > ine.s ; Mttntai
i William Holden , New Hampshire , J.
' Streeter. Nurtb Carolina , K. E. Bom
i Ohio. J. S. Cusvy. Rbddt Island. J. N J
' nold , Tfnnetite , A L. Mlms. Texas- , Hat
| Tracy ; Washlntrton. F. N 1' ' . Mays" . Wi
i Virpinla. J. w. Shut' ; Wisconsin. Roln
, Shilling.
j Several reftoluttonF were submitted , n
] to the effect that htreaftur any populist w
adv.nated fusion ehould 3 ? forever ejccl
from the ranks. Another declares that if
tnac edit his vott ue uhould be dejirlvcd
the right of suffrage now and fon-ver.
liutlt't ever ateuii > tF to call a convcnti
after the other parties have held tii"ir en
ventions bt ehull bt decapittttd was t
stini and ubstanct of tbt third resalutit
j Tbt grandotiUid rierlormancr o ! ih afti
i noon was piven by Mot LindBlr > of Nai
' rill * , and John H Mcliovell of T'mou C.
| Tenn. In a talk on Tenuet-Bfn populism K
| D well referred to Liudsle > . whr.ee whiskt
I ore very red. as n red-beaded Baj'-sucker
Lindsley in turn said nit little * ptec.h a
bestowed upon Mcliowell tht epitiiot of
mullct-headud buzzard , , who had tald i
jiopnlifl jiarty uf Tennesnec to the ropul
calm every chance lie -cot. McDowull cot
net -ctond that nnfl he mounted tht spcalte
desk and rapped Lincigley over the head wl
a t.tne. Ltndsley titruck him and the- * '
men clinched They were fcoparateti ho
ever , before any serious damage was doi
It stems ttnt the two have been on b
terms for many years. Tht ms'orlry of t
dflKftau. * ore opposed to fusion , but KOI
llvelj timet art esjiected wnen the commit ;
on resolutimtb rt-porte tomorrow.
MOVE5I1EVT * . OF THE I'llEMDE.V
Mr. - J'lits In - -
McKlulejJ'lits n Qult-t Uaj-
Cumou.
CANTON , July 6. Afiei two daj'E of ton
temperature , a heavy ram tttorm , unco :
panied by 6 terrible electrical deplity : , tej
pered the heat during the lost hours
the vacation of Pra-sidem McILiuley. T
morainr ; WOE tipent at tht house of Moti
McKlnU-y , in receiving tht callers
a continuous line from early mornmg t
til afternoon. Luncheon wan served mfor ;
ally , no one being present but the mem'.it
of the immediate family. After luiiuhec
in oompaiiy nb hit old friend Jufl
Georgt Baldwin and Editor Gtorgt B. Frei
of tht Canton Reposi'orjthe president tea
a drivt about the city. The amateur hicyi
races given under the auspice * of tbe-Cant
bicycle club were attended for a short tin
Only a lew in tbf crowd wert aware of t
presence of the president , and there was
tlemotjErrntion wliati'vcr Fully two hui
were conrumed in tht drive , tht home
Motboi McKmlcy being reached Jus : belt
the ralji eturm.Immediatfly oorose t
street from the McKtnley rcsidenct 16 t
private seminary ofWist Ella Buckmgha
Hert thr pret-idcnt and Mre McKinlcy wt
the gufpttof honor at dinner. Other me :
bt'rt of tht Mt'Kmiey family were preat
and the aCair psrtooli largely of tht natt
o ! c family distier Mist Buckingham w
accompany thr president and Mrs. McK. ;
ley to Washington and will be a guest at t
White houHt until tbe adjournment of ct
gr w permits Mr MuKiuley to take his t
i jtion.
Aa--tant Becremry of Statt lisy UIBO t
turned to Wa&hmgton thlt evening. T
party was escorted to tht depot by tbe ci
Sfii * ' committee. Mr anfl Mrs MeKuil
have both tiiji > yed tbtir brit'I VIPU m Cant
annappeared especially pit.ted with tht ci
dial reception cxtend d tbem after tbeif i
st-UGt of four mniith * duration Tht vibes
bos tittui devoid af dt'mon tratiovs In pi
fiuanot wiih tbe totemaut ihut euch wa * ;
dceirt of the preBidmit Pciitiwanfl pn'rt
age was tabooed for tht time and Mr. McK
ley trjienit'.ly etscured a rcfr fihitig and ran
neaflefl rent.
Motbur aicJCinley niet with an ut
dent , aerJou * for one oi iier ace
walking on thf porch nht > atumbled
n piecf uf etraw rarpetlwc M <
took B otep and fell to tht lit
striking h r forehead over th * TOM oo
aoor tcp AltbouEb Ef years old. she i
urn o Btunued bat that ebt v ate
to arinf in k ffv intmitsuti- end w ,
to * # tftnd whore aht woniefl away
blood Bhe nifcltec Heht of th - oucurteo
doctfr w i cummonvd. however , and
found tht cut no dfl > n tc require w wi
up. This ebf mutated oti bavmg done wl
out taking en on 6th < 'tic At nee t
did cot ( * enj tt. In fii't" iti < ieriouslv Iri
tbe fibocii end wairtetinf easily.
CTCLC cioiu1 * J.v 't'nK S.A.VD . HIM
Jin i
A Inn t : tu i'j Jiiiilriinil
ELLSWORTH N b July i. The liicy
o ! tht T Mit6Hb Vljite
trom Far : Mt'iiiouii : . Mant. .
mid th * pint * ttiui eveynip ut f 4t 1
corj left AH i tmrat C c'cUn-k tuid cute-
the mid lilllt t C.ati Tbtrt.pulw road
trmiJ but fliidlup eijrti uiciiufc of luc ts < -
tlif pftrtf took tb the rs-tlruad truck , rid :
oil Uiilet fttiuui half Uit w > and wn'.k
tbt ualwiut Tht wiiter iti this noctun
verj lkjUuitiitid hard ap the- met : 1
v.'WUtiur it liw * uu Uit rujl fit'j nui.'t n
froa thf sand dd fo thf Jjar inuiii Tbc n
Aetot ul tlil * . jiU it : s 5 ttitt forty milt * i
mlt tltt liic-j'cltn'k out of ' . .htjr i p n
the hlUfc lti n-iis ; lad mile * U > cler Ui
' .i tirt : > Tu.t pur1 uf ibt trip u abnut
, tiardent tern tht ni rlmitw wii ! rcntive. II }
' lui.ti . atuo'.j ! > 'at' tiunii'iiif m. tbt tif * ! i"
Lf .a in. : 4.1 : < . 'Ji ' "it ' < -ii -
1 Wl' . . -fl. 'f-Ui u'-U 'Utt , liE
I -fci. htra.
SUCCUMB TO HEAT
Sict TemvBMtnrf Ceosot- Twelve
tint at CiuoiimaU.
THRLL OF TH- VICTIMS ABt INFANTS
Otlior 7reEtr&tion , Eoinr of
"Winch Arc Scricus.
KIKE DEATHS OCCUR AT CHICAGO
Slplit Prosiatinns 2sjiarto3 , Three
of WMrA Are Talnl
HICH TtMPtRATUfiE IK OlrlLR PLACES
Oltlo Vnllfj Aipfiiri4 to lie tinI'rlu -
uljml Sitllt-r-fr Ji'tini tin1'tirrld
t\ live .Gritln Injtti'i-tl lu
CINC5INNATI. July fi Thr hfclnee cJ
who died from exccRBiv * heat to3oi' 'art- .
'
vv. A. BAKER.
SflABT FLEMING.
KiTB SEXTRO. nn Infant.
LAfnA Bl'HliSAL. an itifnirt
HAIUIT BROTTN na hittuit.
JOHN HEMI'LING.
IUCHARD FLEMING.
MAHT BAIiNTM.
GQOKGE J. HIBFLINQ.
JOSEPH HASLACHEH.
XTItS ELIZABETH BCKItE.
JOSEPH FISCHEH.
Thi * makes twelve fntalltteu toflny up o
30 o'clock tonight. JoBt-pb Finchcr was prt-Bi-
dunt of the Eacle brewerjIronton. . O He
died toulcht auddcbly at the Paliucr bntfl
Thertwert twcuty-llvt other prostrntloiiK or
which olBciat notice was taht-n by the policn
patrol wocons convt'iug the victlmB to
hornet or hospitals , and fully as many mmar
es in which tlit- victims were able to go
to their homes without htlp. The weathtr
bureau reported the mercury at 70 at i-
o'clock thu- morning and US at noon , which
was the maximum. A thunder Rtorm M-I
ill at S o'clock this uftcruotin and continued
two hours , which cooled tbe air to 71 fli-
crees at dark. Finct then it has been rising ,
until at 10 o'clock tonight It rtcmteri Tt
decrees. Tht loual weather bureau , it ) L.I-
swer to inquiries , rt-ffrs to us Saturtluj B
prediction , which exit tided thr hot blast ov.r
Tutisdny ( tomorrnwl. Strt-et thcrmtmit-ITP
recmttsred the temperature from Z to f. 0-
grees above the weather bureau iicuTr ,
There have been thin j-out fatalltltie In ihree
dcv& .
HOT AT OTHEH POINTS.
rarr.mercu.l-TrilUr ! < e rtit-ciuls report tbb
results of the extreme heat Irnm outsiue
points a ; follows :
SiiriiigBfld , 0. Nine cases of heat jiros-
trhUons today.
Toletla , O. Today's sham -bartle result-d
in twenty men beine overcome hy the heat ,
with uo veTf fierlnuE rates.
TVnpalionota , O. PiTiday , Saturflnraiid
Sunday end today the.mercury teed nil ttie
way from 102 to llb ( decrees. The farmers
cannot do their han'tsuug. the extreme
heal bar such an fert on boraes. \ \ litjt
IF di d rij > e and it is imginntn to bptMint *
brittle.
ParUershurg , "W" . Ta TcKterday nni ! 1o-
day were the two boitcbt duyf. tin recu'd
htiT. the maximum tciiiifraturt ; Iming ! ' ! ' .2
degrees at the weather bureau mid 112 de-
greet in the shade on thr titrt-etE. Maiiv
prosuttltmB , but no .fatalities have been re
ported.
FORT "VTATNE. Infl. . July S July I WHE
auotbtir hot day here The ihurmomfter
wn * above BC degroee nearly all day. Among
those who succumbed wereMr * , . Ame'.ia
MUler , Mrs. Eliza A. Ewlng and Frank
Huxley.
Mrs. "VVlllmm Miller , prostrated yester
day , died today.
Mrs."illiom Ptillocl : was iirostrctfd
while in a cberry tree and folV to the
ground. Both legs wort broken.
NINE UEATHS IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO. July t Todny war cooler , but
tbe pavement * and buildings bad etartd up
Kuliicieut' heat to make things very uncom
fortable. There were nine deaths and
.wnti'y-nght . prostrations , three of them
probably fatal Tb < - dead are-
SIMON KOOZENTS. found dead In bed ,
been dlEiiUBe supcriuductd by the beat.
CEL1A HALTS. 4 niimcas old.
ALBERT KATH , found dead in bed , ht-crt
diseaae uupertnducud In tbt heat.
GEORGE "WILLIAMS. BunotinUc.
MltS EMMA 2EREAL. prostrated Sntur-
dny and di d this morning.
JAMES crUAHT. laborer , prostrate ; ] Bun-
day and died today.
SAMVEL TfAUCZLER , 111 health , aggra
vated by heat.
AljOLPH VOLKN1EII , jirostrated Suiidny
ditid today.
C TAYLOR , found dead hi his bouse , heart
distant and heat
The total number of fieaths In tht luet
four dayt auributa'.ilt to the heat WUH
twe.ntypvpn and therr wore thlrty-cigtit
prastrBtiaiif , nomt of which may prove fatal
TWO PEATHP AT PlTTSIiURG.
PITTSBrRG. Pa , July r Tht ther
mometer h re uidsy rtafbed M dugm . the-
hottest July day for ten years ; Af u rt-
* uH of tbe iutettftt beat two drathiubfl
seventean prastratiui * art rcjiorted I > ur-
inp a btifivj utorm whifh paKBed over tbt
city thin evening Jianie ) Matthews , u wt-11
kiiowc bwerrnun , wai itihtatitly lillled i > y
lightning at Humewaod race trad : . Th
deaths from bea : nrt
MICHAEL O'LAVGHLLV.
MUB MAUT BOTLE
Tuoit prutitrnted art Lurlnda Jiibiu o !
McDonald , Pft : "Hnben Monre. Julio Htm.
Tbomac Pwch , William M"Forland. Jumct
Mahan , John Hurley , Martin McC'lohl : < T
Claude' Bhftrji Cliarles C.rtwt. l vld Luri.ui
William Lewis R. L-iirity Willian : M--
Brlde. A K Bulltvwi , Fratife O'Dnt-c ana
Wllliuni Borne.
POrn HE AH AT DETROIT
DETItOIT. Mli * . Juj > f.Jltait ln"-amn
lesf unbeer&blt u > warfl cvt-nuiE , but fnur
dufctbc trom prusifhtiob rt roimritc ! duri.
the dny in the rity and vit-iiaiy at fnllt v t
MSS. EOWALPIU of Portland , Mich
MRS CATHERINE ORR , KM St Auu.n
avenue. .
KOBEET PLATH 24 Scot : ntr et.
HEN91T 'LANG Wrwoott *
Twenty BdditioiiBl c hef , of siuwtriiktitrt >
rtijmried. but nouc of thorn
rorn
Lot- ! . ' 7'lniJJ' LH < . Aflt-r It- K rir
wurUfc lit Mttlr
LITTLE &C1CE Att. Julj t-A terr.i"t
occurred on tbc r.ver tonight 1 1 < t >
in tbi drowning of four IIIIHHI. : '
Tbt drowned Mt
MiSS JOSIF. EANUCItS. of Lr
Eoult
M18B MARY AHBEE. U. of I.ii'lt.
Ked : .
JAKE I'AVTE of Pint
JOB IJAKTB el Mw BiuB
Mint ArUtr wwtb' daughter of Mrs f
Arber iuid was prou-iutci in Jt'Wjiih soc-ify
firiJw tt tiu city Hint fiundort vat a
li'-l'UtifUl FOUtlf WOHlHtl Of till * Clt > MlHi.
iilfir . Ml * ArtiBT UBd thi Liklltt brcitbf'E
! iHra i KkiB n thf rlvtw. when tbty
h d pout to view ttuillrt'Korkfc lit-iup ue
"f lro flLtcr of the new b'lOgt
' lifii th * pyriiitcbiiH diuj'ies wat QVCT the
- arurt fc' < - mr ! V I' Itign i-tarted 01 her
i : ! ' iii ( rut di'Wn ho
: . > . t 1.4. in u' ' ufc u t into tW