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POLITICAL NEWS
ANOTHER LETTER FROM BLAINE
t RGINQ RECIPROCITY.
STRENUOUS EFFORTSTO UNHORSEQUilY
The Man Whose Methods Gave the
Republican Party Success.
EX-SECRETARY BAYARD'S SILVER YIEWS.
The Country, He Says, is Thmtsnad
With a Dire Calamity Delaware
Democrats Sure of Success,
CLOSING UP ON QUAY.
tKiionsED in Tim sbnatk orrosiTiox
in iiAnmsiiuno convention.
rmr-ADKi.riiiA, Juno 20. The Timt
to day says editorially: "The opposition
to Quay is playing Its last cards not only
with boldness but with consummate
skill. It has unhorsed Quay Iti tho
Senate by tho defeat of his candidate
for scrccnt at-arms nftcr ho had a ma
jority pledged to his man. It was a
deliberately planned effort to ovorthrow
tho National Chairman In tho Bonato,
nnd tho secret ballot enabled tho op
position to succeed.
"It Is well undcrstood'that tho defeat
of Quay In tho Senate was tho prelim
inary battle of tho general assault that
Is to bo made against Quay at tho Ho
publican Stato Convention next week.
The closing dclocalo elections swept
away Quay's power In sovcral of tho
leading counties; concorted appeals and
threats havo boon hurled at him from
every corner of tho Btato to embarrass
him In gathering tho fruits or IiU vic
tory by tho nomination of his candldato
for Governor, and during tho last fow
days somo of tho woalsor of his fol
lower havo wobbled half way or more
ovir lo the opposition.
"Tbcro Is no dispute- as to Qtny's
power to nominate Dolamoter, but he
lin been beset with every con
cclvablo obstacle to linlt him In til.
purpose, and ho must soon decide
whether ho will ride In front or ride
behind. The declarations elvon to the
pulllc by such opposition" leaders a
Congressman Iblrll and Leader Mn
gee, prophesying the defeat of Dela
ntatcr If nominated, are Inst cards which
Mweon as destructively ns grnp and
cannislcr In close conlllct, and Quay
must decide whether ho will lead or
follow; whetnor he will nominate the
man fur whom ho has olected the dele
gate?, or whether he will retreat under
Are
"Quay Is nothing If not heroic, and
whatever ho may do he will do boldly
and make his Impress upon the party.
He knows that thcVctlromoBt of Deln
inatcr would be a confession that his
absolute individual mastery of the
party In Pennsylvania Is broken, but If
that emergency should confront him,
he will be as dangerous to his foes In
retreat as in pursuit, and there will be
no Republican victory In Pennsylvania
this year that Is not distinctly the vic
tory of Quay.
He Rave the party Its national vic
tory. Without tils methods Harrison
would have lost New York and Indiana;
and Quay Is bold enough to say that the
men who rejoiced at the victory he won
fcrtho party shall not overthrow hint
fcr the methods which wrested the party
tiiumph from the very Jaws of defeat.
He knows that the party has no hope of
future success save in the continued use
cf Quay's practical politics; and when
ever Quay Is overthrown the temple
goes down with him. The opposition
to Quay Is closing upon him for the de
cisive battle at fiarrlsburg nest week,
nnd the public will watch with Interest
the tactics of both sidee ami the tlnal
Issue of the conflict."
BAYARD'S SILVKIt VIEWS.
THE rx SECRBTAHY OP STATK t'HBOICN
A WHK CAHMITV.
Butiuokk, June 18. Thomas F.
Bayard, ex Secretary of Stale, la a talk
with a reporter, said that the people of
hh State were an hottest, hard-working
da's, in whose good judgment and
soucd fense be bid tbe ulmot cmI
dence and be did sot think anything
would stand In the war of continued
Democratic success la llelawaM, II
Lal niit descended, be added, to fae
H Dal politics and could give uo tafor
iratiin on that point.
It was too early, be said, to discus.
rational politics with the view o
random candidates, and the most Im
I'.r.rtant tklmr, naturally, was the dire
ia1 unity with which Ike country was
ttnatined by saddling it with a atlvar
1 asi- as was iadioated by Use vote
ta'.iuintbe Senate on Tuesday.
IMINL VRGE6 KEWPHOCITY.
ir.'i- si.. ak i BxcKAwes pott yam
In answer to a tesegrasn from Use
National MUksa stant-tarloa, Hew in
scsd.m at MinmisnoHs, ashing whether
It Is tiuc that Cuba proposes la Impose
an Additional duty of eighty easts a
t iml c-a Auricaa tour, Seesetary
IT aia. has sent the ful jawing tetter:
w jveuooffltUl advmesst theasats
PM a.iu,ut oftlw eighty cents sdMtonl
ii .n tu tluar in Cue. U levied it will
j.,k,Mtu duty ii.il per usriel. vrMtmtij
audi 4 ii Spain te le Mobtbftofy. Th
:,. , subject U vllhln the power and ito
. i-.K uugress- It has been i-oBstsntiy
...-, tvt tiie last tix months that the
.,.,.ii, farmer dswsml tba uiirumlHionai
j i , i : of ilw .luu duty. It is withw the
iui.i ul ilu Western farmers, by eu
. uiu.iuk 4 ! of nieiproeily, to ae-
iu txiuugo sur use tapes us a ay
it.
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lutu the uuirkeWal foftvinU-
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t Jr t Smtre tanuix. turn w&t m the
i ujuJ Maitb shanUi be i '-mm pitied k
Lt L.nadtuJI and jwvbiiiwM to iytnws
via Mtl r fewweq
k . Ci iv. Mu. , Jttae 89. A sxua
Ki v( Aubiaui), .., IbMWffleste w
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aJauketa ay ht. & " wM With
U.. truitr Foui yiur S4. wh he
,j uttit Jobe A Murtin tot 6tv
i LVr MuBJtitbjbt tartiud Aublaoii by
... i uw u.ajufii ad, tb. 1' l rt 0 uu
-..--a. IloUkt. t 1- iliGvi
ernor Moonlhjlit Ib In town to-day, ami,
when Interviewed, modestly said that
lie w out of polities. lira Atchison
friends believe that he could be Induced
to run,
nhtn's rtohlliitlon Ticket
Coi.UMBt, Onto, .TuneSW. The Pro
hibition State Convention after adopt
ing a lengthy platform demanding the
passage by Congress of a law prohibit
ing the Introduction and exportation of
intoxicants as a beverage, nominated
the following tlckot: Secretary of State,
Hev. Jt. U. Lockwood of Hamilton
County; Supreme Judge, O. .T. Ito of
Highland; Member of Ihe Board of
Public Works, .1. 31. Scott of Licking
County.
FOUND DEAD ON A MARSH.
Supposed to Ilnve Ilecn Drowned, Hut
It Mn- He Mil r.ter.
I1oton, Juno 30. On Juno a Lewis
J. Drown, 20 years old and recently
from Nova Scotia, was found dead on a
marsh at Dorchester, on a bank sloping
Into the water. The medical examiner
favc drowning as the cause of death
t has since been learned that Ida coat,
vest and hat were found under some
grass quite a distance from tho body.
Everything of value had been removed
from tho clothing, and his empty pocket
book was also found with several papers
which had been torn Into bits. It Is
also asserted that the shirt collar and
bosom wcro well starched and showed
no action of water.
Urown worked as bookkeeper for a
statrbullder named Lynch, and during
a recent Etrlko of Lynch's men took
strong ground against tho strikers. Tho
police are looking Into tho matter.
A GANG OF YOUNG THIEVES,
The Senmxtlnnnl IMino Norel Henri
.Fruit In TTent Virginia.
Witr.KUNo, Juno 20. Tho authori
ties of 31artlnsburg, Jefferson County,
havo succeeded In breaking up n ro
markablo nest of youthful criminals,
and four of the number wore landed In
the penitentiary at 31oundsvlllo yester
day. The dlmo novel and an Inherent
tendency to lawlessness seem to bo alike
responsible for tho dopredatlons of tho
gang, tho members of which, although
none were above 1 1, had progressed as
far as stealing horses and running them
cfT and robhlne stores.
Tho Under of tho gang was Leo Twy
mail, n colored youth of only 11 years,
who goes lo the penitentiary for ten
years, having been convicted of stealing
it horse and two carriage). Kd. Allen,
George 1'ry. and Howard Peldlnger,
white, whose ages rango from 12 to 1 1,
were convicted of burglary and got two
years each.
Two adult members of the gang, John
Slrattcrand William Lawson, got twelve
nnd ten years each for horse-stealing.
EXCITEMENT OYER A FLAG.
niiloHm In n rvrOer a Mttlo Cun
rruarnto Color,
Nkw Yoiik, Juno 30. A special to
tho TribHHt from Sleubenvllle, Ohio,
asys: "A riot was prevented Wednes
day at tho tmall town of New Cumber
land, six miles above this city, by the
decisive action or the authorities.
Eugene Itobinson Is the owner of a slnw
boat which moves up and down the
river giving exhibitions In the small
towns. The boat while moored at this
village put among a lot of foreign Hags
the rebel flag. Inside of ten minutes
the whole town was out.
"Aj the crowd was growing menacing
tho town authorities waited on the man
ager of the show and requested him to
remove his (lags. He flatly refused at
first, but after long discussion, during
which time the crowd was asking that
the manager be brought out and beaten,
he consented and hauled the tlags down,
putting up small flags of national
colors,"
FAVORING THE SUGAR TRUST.
hlireotoU Uharces Guatout OttlslaU
Willi Ulicriuilnatlosr AKulQ't llliu,
Pjiiladkuhia, Juae 90. Claus
Spreekels, the sugar refiner, through
his attorney, has made formal com
plaint to Secretary Wisdom that the
New York custom-house has been dU
criBiiaailBg in its poUrlseope tests of
imported German beet sugars in favor
of the sugar trust and against the Phila
delphia rtauer and to bis detriment to
the amount of f 10,000 on each cargo
be imports. He says: "I do not make
a tpfcinc charge against any otteer of
the customs. I do not know a single
individual having anything whatever to
do w hh the examination or testing of
sugars at New York , but in the face of
the hknee before me I boldly ert
that we have been wronged, and I call
upon the honorable Secretary of the
Treasury to protect us in this matter."
Oat IIU Tkrjt.
BaTo, June 90. Thn police report
that yestofdny Samuel E. Somerby,
aged 37 years, committed suicide by
cutting his throat at bU borne. No. 138
Westchester Park. He waa a son of
the bun Augustus Q. Somerby, one of
the heat knows criminal lawyers in this
city a dozen, years ago. Tae relatives
of thst tiecnaaod ami the itoctor in nt
temlance refuse to say any thing about
the case, but the metfical "'mmf was
sent for.
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Nkw 0a.SAii. Juoe SO. Edward P.
tiodwln, tditor of the . Lwuiry lkm
Hitit at OjaaluMiaa, dJbd Wedaeadny.
Be vii a sergeant in Uw Third Mma
chuieiU ttgisWiU ttuxing the wax. Ai
ter the war he settled U Southweet
Luuiaiana jaut became very popular in
suciaJ puUtkal aod juuroolbiUc cLtlUb
lw) Juu t4i4 hyaUm 4iuU. KjUCH.
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AT HER COTTAGE IN CAPE MAY.
Mrs. Harrison nnd Tarty Arrive nt
the Noteit Sensldo neort.
CArR 3lAv. June 20. A special train
or two coaches drawn by engine 38,
with George W. Baxter, West Jersey
Ilallroad, at the throttle valve, arrived
here at 4:50 p. m. yesterday from
Washington via Camden, with 3Irs.
Hanlson, 31rs. Mcltee, Jlrs. Ulmmlck,
the JIcKee children's nurses, waiting
maids and twcnly-seven trunks. A
stop was made at Grant Street Station
lo take on board William V. SIcKean
and Jlra. William J. Sewell, who ac
companied the White House folks to
their summer residence nnd acted as a
committee of reception.
The little engine of tho Capo 3ray and
Delaware Hay Ilallrond, tugging nway
savagely nt Its oxtra load, soon had the
party at the Shorehanl landing, whero
Mrs. Harrison and party were received
nnd escorted to her house, whore every
detail for housekeeping had been care
fully attended to by Mr. 3IcKoan and
3Ir. A. II. Hamilton. Store room nnd
kitchen had been so well looked after
that all Ihe servants had to do was just
start In to get supper.
There were no callers In tho evening.
Tho family, being tired with tho long
journey, retired early. Colonel Saw
ycr sent an Aldcrney cow over to 3Irs.
Harrison this evening for her uso while
hero.
ITS ATTACK 13 FATAL.
CONSTERNATION OVER THE RAVAGES
OF A DEADLY DISEASE.
Ornl Incitement nnd Anxiety In
Ilrltlth llnmlurns Ii It i. Yellow
Jack?" Many Hying,
Nkw York, Juno 20. Tho Herald
correspondent at Belize, British Hon
duras, under date of Juno 13, writes as
follows; "For somo months past tho
colony of British Honduras, as well as
the neighboring republics, has been
under tho ban of a dlieaso which, whllo
said by somo exports not to bo yellow
fever, Is yet so tcrrlblo In Its character
as to kill off, wlthoutaslnglocxceptlon,
every one whom It attacks. The
young Scotchman whom Bob Plnkerton
met In Belize died from It a fow days
ago, ami has been followed by Dr.
Gabb of Stann Creek, n 30-year-old
resident of the colony, whose passage
had bton taken by the Aguan for New
York.
"Great cxclloment and anxiety were
experienced In Belize yestorday morn
ing when It wns seen that the steamship
Aguan, which bad arrived during tho
night from the south, was
1'I.Vl.Va THK YBI.LOW H.ACI
and was lying In tho quarantine erounds.
Kvery one who can do so Is "leaving
Honduras for eltbtr England or tho
Slates, and shortly after 0 o'clock on the
moridug of the 12th several sailing
boats, loaded with passengers, were
making for tho steamer, only, however,
to be sent hack. It being stated that a
passenger from Ysaliel had died whllo
the steamer was at Livingstone,
"Inquiries elicited the fact that this
man, a Spaniard, had expired from
what Is termed by the medical man In
attendance 'pernicious malarial fever,'
superinduced In all probability by
heavy drinking. The Aguan Is simply
CKOWDKI) WITH I'ASSEXOEKS,
among whom are a number of tlraeex
plreil workmen from Nicaragua and the
two children of Marvin Crawford,
whose poor wife died from worry con
sequent on the arrest of E. S. Crawford,
the alleged bank robber.
"New Orleans is closed as tight as a
drum against British and Spanish Hon
duras, ami if an outbreak should occur
on the Aguan there will be no possible
means of getting out of Ihe country ex
cept by way of Mexico, which will
mean a long, tedious and expensive
trip. At the Cayo, seventy-rlve miles
northwest of Belize, it is reported that
the people are dying like rotten sheep,
and the worst part of It Is that nobody
knows what the disease Is.
"The Europeaa doctors call It yellow
fever, but the American medicos differ
from them. Tbe only thing, therefore,
positively known is that in the course
of nve or six days it kills everybody
wbom It attacks, ami the survivors are
simply asking themselves: Whose turn
aeAtV "
Trial er Train ItoljWer.
TitxiHKAkA, Ann., June 30. The
trial of the men charged with the cot
ton belt train robbery was continued
yesterday The evidence is very strong
against the prisoners. Two men testi
fied tbatWilUama and He Daniel had
wade repeated efforts to have them join
in the proposed train robbery. Testi
mony was also brought out showing
that Williams wae at one time planning
to rob the Inter State National Bank of
thw city. JUtt-litfe, tke wounded pris
oner, is said to be rapidly sinking, but
stubbornly ivfusea to make any stale-
Ctwuurtta tut Mount Mia.
Kuwse, C'al., June 86. Th dl
SMfafanwo of Mount Shasta's ueak is
still the subject of discussion- At Lower
Soda Springs, some ffteea mims ills
mat from the mountain, the water in
th soring rose rapidly on Monday,
overflowing the floor of the spring
house A party, just arrived from
FtMfcvttbj, says the moimtslu on th
na Side infltriifcff noashltfrihie com
Wiffijosi Large QuawUyiina of smoke
aatsi Yejioi' ace rsatut-
aH&MMi mp by GHsWMPy (9 En
LuuJu t'uuAtoO, June . fc Im'
ajmmsl ms, oswsdxed am rut lour
years uo with a caekai of tatt.OuO,
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"'misw fwwsw 7 war wvawsi pssjmjBs
SlsMNWteA 3sSsfi ytttl'fftsamJsVBd ft UsM fcO kflsV"
pliiy the iorwlUk ami reduoeUwex-
This is said to be tike tint Norwegian
k i.- Imporkd Is tea )nui.
SEQUEL TO A STEAMBOAT EXCURSION.
A Tonne Girt Crlnilnnlty Ansnnltcd nnd
Tlien Slurdered.
Proria, Ii.r... June 20. Another of
those terrible mysteries for which Peotla
Is achieving an unevtable notoriety was
in process of unraveling here last night.
Last Tuesday night a young: girl em
ployed as a waitress In Kelly's restau
rant, In company with three other young
girls from the same place, went on a
steamboat excursion. The boat left
about 8 o'clock, and returned shortly
after mldnlftht. Katie Sheehnn, the
young girl in question, was seen alive
when the boat landed, but after that her
whereabouts was Involved In mystery
until noon yesterday, when her body
was fished from the river about two
blocks from whore the boat had landed.
Tho coroner nt once Impanneled a
jury, nnd this jury was In secret session
nil la9t evening. Suillclentwas learned
to cause tho arrest of a young cigar
maker named Charles Beck, who was
with tho girl on tho evening In ques
tion, and who was the last ono with
whom the girl was seen alive. It Is
stated on good authority that tho re
mains show that tho girl had been
criminally assaulted, and nfterward, or
during tho assault, had been killed.
There Is a good deal of excitement ovor
tho matter.
THE PROTECTION OF SEAL FISHERIES.
United .Stnten A'omieU May Meot With
Armed ltenlatnnce.
Toiit Townseni), Wash , Juno 20.
Tho revenue cutter Corwln arrived In
port yesterday morning on Its way to
Bearing Sea, where It will assist tho
revenue cutters Boar nnd Hush In pro
tecting tho seal fisheries. Tho Bear loft
for tho Boa about two weeks bro nnd tho
Husli Is nt present nt Seattle nwattlng
orders. Tho Corwln will await onlsrs
hero. Thcro Is no doubt but that tho
British nnd American seniors will en
deavor to poach In tho forbidden waters
nnd cvado tho cutters.
Of tho half dozen schooners hailing
from this port nil but one have fitted out
for Bearing Soa nnd the other vessel,
tho James G. Swan, Is now fitting out
and tvlll leave In a day or so. Tho
Victoria sealing Meet have nil cleared
for Behtlng Sen and linvo fitted out for
n cruise. Several carry arms, and In
Victoria it Is threatened that resistance
will he made to an attempt to capture
tlio vessels.
Owners of tho Brlttlsh vessels havn
much iotluence with the Dominion
Government, and It Is said they will
receive the support of the government
In their resistance to seizure by the
United States vessels.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Now York Stock.
To-days Xevr 1 ork stock murfcet quota
Uuns, furnblied by C. T. Haveflnsr,
ItoonsOana 11, Atlantic building, W V
ttreet northwest. Correspondent. M. II.
Mcniltimn, New York; Cbaudlsr, Hrown &
Co., Chicago:
mocks. 0m3:SW stocks. OimtXSO
A, TABK -15 IS Omaha
Can.r-outh.. 3S 53 p't'd
Chi., II. & Q 10u t(i Ore. Trans.. 47 471
Con. (in lOOt i.Oij y.M.S.S.Co 43f 3
C, Knil'ac Uli -m '.teaillug 41! 41
Del. LA W. 141 '43 A. A U. l't. 33 Vi
Del. A Hud. 1671 lrW at. I'aul 711 71
Erie J4 Ul Tex. ! ..
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Northwest .. l!0i M0i 3. ltna. Co.
pTd. m mi NatL'dTst 90 lJ
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The Clileuco alarbet.
To-dej's lIik-hko gram aad proTtokw
market quotattous, (uruUbeit by C. T.
iiavMitutr, ftoomewauil ii, Atlantic Butbl
iiijf, 3(l f street uortljet. Correspond
eut. M. II. JleiKlUum, New York; Chand
ler, llrown X Co., Cbtcago.
wheat. Otmt Clou pohk. OitH dm
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Aug.... ST! t7 Aug
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kWks Hegulsr CH Vi o'cluek m.
Capitol 'and No la U SUett Hsitroail, S
t ttt. 5 t tiai. (i4orgctou and TeaMllt
UmhK. K., 4 at Bo; lost MO; 1U at i; ii t
00. EeUngton and Soldiers' lioaw Kail
road, 80 at 701. Lincoln Fire Insurance,
UO at S. Auicrtciui Uraphonnoaa, 10 at
15j. .'0 st 10; SO M IS; 85 at W. Wh.
(.;, 30 at 4j. rteumaUe Una Carrtuce.
ICO atli;lt)Oatli;loDiaii; 100tii;lUi
st li; Itiu at li. American Security sad
Trut CotttiNUty, 86 at S6j; SSatStijj 30 at
571, UJstSTT
Attei rilsaeons Bonds U. S. Klactric
Ugcls 1st, , 101; V. S. Kleetrte UiAt
3d, 0-. m, V. i 0. K. K. VMt) 0,
4; Masonii: Hall As'n, i 0 Vm, U;
Wask. Market Co.. Ut Hort.. . 110;
Wash. XarUt Co., Imp., ', 114; li'd A
Seaboard Co., tfs, Sim, ; Wash. 14.
Inlantrjr, 1st, , UftH, ISO: Wask. U, In
taatry, M. r. mi, wsl, Wash. Gas Ligat
Co.. &r. A, ', UI; Wash. Qm UsAtCoL
Star. U,Vt, 1; Hgte8fc ite CosnpMy.tat
stort-.ta. .
Vatttnul Bank SHwrii Bsa at Wash
fasa,478;8afikof KepoWte; Macto-
raxMcM ami Mechanic', ltwT(3SMk?!
lt,s; Coutwtaa, ItU, CiifM, W: West
Kud, MMi.
KaUtoad Stoehs WssMMtan and
Georgou, 310; XeUoiKkbunT WSi; Oar
Misabla. W, Capitol and Sort 0 nt,
m; &iaitton and Soldier's Host W,
Ueorwtown and Tenuattytoarn, &6; Stightr
InsnrsnceSSoffhs 9imm 4J; IVanfc
Hn, 57; Metoopottua. SsFXaBunal Uuion,
it?; Arltogtoa, W5, CofoatasufS; GaSav
bin. 181. 1"-m"- m.w..i. 165; Viitiirann
Tjtl i, Cobtsahl TUln, l?Vu
Tttk. .
ftai Jill 1MftfrrB IJirlltlfcnri-a Wathtair
gkctrii! IJglU, 137
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tft'a and FotosMke, Wj ajawrVsj
ii i m 4 mw jFr p
yftffl? itfflintUWBiff tk0fflrS4i VttirtisMtQa M4
ket Co.. IS; Witahinitton McfaUyhtM
Co, ST; (it rails ka .,&;&
ftttfi Psnoiranis Co.. Si. --" - i)-
w" " i ""sawpsBBiBn' mfmit
Botft, 343, Wsftagten Safe Pugejit, ur,
WaahiMEtoa Mm asd Truat Oi, 44; S
gonl ftpoirftfc, , Mowestfhsler, -.
Poetttuatte tiUU Curruww.. 1; AuwH' 0
Swiwtty n txm. Co.. 37, Unoola ihdt,
SO; BygtBUlt Uc Co.. S3
-r
which la going on at 311 eVteuta street
uoMS.w; still cimtiuucs. irim,' atcu's,
Jfc'. and ChUdcen'f CtetMnji seUuig at
lltllfitee. The accounts oftSi tan aMt
be aettied t em. CuJU and see aud tuiu
1'iMe wiceo. 311 Scvi-iilh straet uortkwt.at.
3vd aJtcrtlnetituul uu tuiuUt pai
It yuu aaiit ijujJ. u.n vJ-c li x'ji
t.1.4 1 -vi Ckbwct
ABLAGKREGORD
BRIEF HISTORY OK UKrUHUrAN
ELKCTION METHODS.
EFFORTS MADE TO LEGALIZE QUAYISM
Are Thiw Urn Fit to SuprTis
National Elwtions?
PORE POLITICS AN "IRIDESCENT DREAM.'
Resd'a Declaration That the Party MU3t
Do lis Own Counting to Bo Crys.
(allizod Into Law.
New YonK, June 30. The World to
day prints a sensational article of three
or four columns setting forth the claims
of the Ilcpuhllcan ltmdors who profess
such n desire for pure elections. It re
views tho Garfield and Harrison elec
tions, and shows up the methods by
which their election was secured.
Spending of
.tOII.V WANAStAKRll's CONTItttUrriOK,
It eayst "The ofllclal records of tho Na
tlonnl Ilepubllcnn Campitgn Committee
show where the money to buy the pur
chasable vote of Indiana came from.
John "Wanomakcr of Philadelphia. Men
Jnmln Harrison's Postmastcr-Ocnoral,
was a heavy contributor. In February
a year ago ho said:
"When Qtuy sent for mo I was sur
prised; I hail no more lilea of wlmt lie
waijtcil with mo than you might have It tie
telegraphed for you. Uut I knew lie wa
t:ot tho kind of limn to send for me unless
he liail Impottsiit budness with me, so I
went. Then hotolil me that the National
Iteputillcan Committee needed money,
and his scheme for my ralslujr ft.
1 nt first decllno-1 to have anything
to do witli It. I bad very little hope ot
tlcfeatlne Cleveland, nnd still less Mrs.
Clcelsnd, who l Justly jmpuUr with the
whole country, and whom 1 admire greatly
myfelf, and I didn't want to get on a tnk
Inic f hip. lterrn:ed the matter, told ma
why ht ftlt Hire of rarwlng the rlftimt
if A hml the moury. l'.veB then I
hesitated, and asked three wtsks
for consideration. He agreel, and
1 talkrd with our leadline nimmfin--turtrs,
men wboe nauim are the best In the
laud tueh men as Washburue ami Amoi
I.awruce's gramlMiti, awl a doien others I
rould nsine men who would never have
f;lven a dollar for dlhotet um, even If I
ltd besnwllllny; toatk It and at the end of
tb three weeks I told Quay I would uudr
tukcto raise the money l( lie would allow in
to cstaOIMi a Manufacturers' Uiirau and
have a voire In tlm deposition of the
moeey. rfn' menu that we tmitlt.l on
tnuuimj what ion dime with me.-y itiilnr nf
it. 1 itiiln't uunt to knuw. When I
fH a suit of clotbf, I don't In
lt upon lielng told lust wbare
these clothes are roIbk. My resionl
Witty ccaats when I f uriiUti a fod article
at a filr price. What I did Insist upon was
that I tbottld lie able to satUfy the mm
wbotiustsd roe with their mooey that It
was u wd for the purpote for which they
subscribed It, and that guaranty Mr. Quay
jravf me. That Is how there eam to be a
.Manufaeturerk llureau."
OX TUB SltUElT OK TIIK IlMiK KIEC
TIOX HIM.
the article jroe ou to show what sort of
oitlciuls la the South will have control
of elections under the law: "Judge
Swayue of the Northern district of
Floilda makes a companion portrait to
Judge "Woods of Indiana. He Is
u llanUon Jiulge, amiolntod to
the vacancy on the ISeneh occa
sioned by the death of Thomas J.
Settle, an ex Confederate soldier, who
became a ltepubllcan at the close of the
war and presided over the Philadelphia
Convention that renominated Gen ral
Grant for the Presidency. The World
has shown in Its Washington and
Plot (da correspondence during, the
present year how this man has turned
his court into a partisan machine or
KBBied to convict. Senators Call and
Pateo of Plorhla and Itepresenta
lives Davidson and Bullock have vainly
protested to the President against the
outrageous conduct of this Judge, and
the representations made by then to the
Senate showing his flagrant violation of
law have been burled lu the Judiciary
CoMKtitlee room of that body the
eotaiuitiee which will in a few davs be
calhd to pass upon the new Kiectkra
bill that will invest judges like Swayno,
undir the dictatorship of Quay & Co.,
with almost unlimited powers over
Fed ral elections.
X lEl IMEh aot-TXEBK MA1UHAI..
'The readers of the M'Wd are fa
miliar with the history of John H
Midi, who was, until a short time
ago, the Marshal of Swayne's Court,
but who is now installed as Custottta
CulUilor of Pensaoola. whew he e m do
wore good lor the party. A special corre
spondent of the W orlU, seat to Florid
for the purpose some weeks ago. has
shown that MUell and his mandates are
guilty of uxors than one political hmu-
wudnd with one of the beat ooace U
the ataM(
'While Marshal he wrote tMttar
Hftir' MrtUif hma sitfy f4s whihh w
which was printed in the KV4J Jan. Wt
of the present year:
OiKE J. K- Muti,l'iiTan
Sr 4Ti Uku.l ton Kosrrs
M Uuvnu r oc Fmhoo.
"Jm s.o vixl, ITi ., July 8, Vatm.
'C. C. kk, ., IM ioad, fU.:
BuUv saiI mfcut objI 4 Hut of aUto nt risy
U4AU til true and tried MinM'cu.i rem
guar cviixlif rt jtitTiOum bM Jvr jurut
- jp" t w r rKr RVHHV WIS'
4$mI it to nfir'tNiiiirj tirtTt mm i a
(MiC4$itttt yWitaW s sifirvfliSy tili
mti, mx trtiy,
om H. MuiuT
Vnrtnii tttf . it ytt Hfitiiai,
If tint Ekctlon WU now before Con
tie boiah will bo in tie control of
judtts lilte Swajne and ronrijhfji Wu
Jiixll and their tufm-h-iiMi In the
Korth and Wet-t dge like Woods of
larfiaiia wI he thji pyaffti&l njrhlra of
aoorals to th hallot bu In our
elfci'tiOBS fssjid. so far a tins: RmttMihllratii
party h tonceroed, wtU he W Ujte
the place of memi . puxity in politk
iil, hi the vord of rVnator IsutsIiUv
ainisnif an Irhirisy n nt ifma.M.. ' immT she
BfDMaHrMi iMittv to (itsois? sasnstisc
falMt&&$ lift VS dttMLsJ )ftf jdl 9Kft
The article has attracted geeternl t
u-ntion
try
a yi. I 4 oJ On.r jr4ii tC j.rt I' . I
RAILROAD MSN IN TMUBLR.
AllclilRnn Contrnt OiHetnls nn Trial
tnr CoBplrner.
CitrrAoo, Jnrw 20. llallrowl ami
Iroartl of Intde men crowdeil Jndfre
niotlsrett's court room yesterday to hea
Ihe rmtcome of the caw against the
official of the Michigan Central Howl
for violating the Interstate Commerce
law. District Attorney Kwlns; pre
sentcd Indictments against the railway
company, AletamUr Mackay, general
freight agent: A. W Stuart, the fnrmr
assistant general freight agent. V. V.
Nichols, local asent, ami 15. L. Somers,
agent of the ltltie Line.
They were charged with entering Into
a conp!racy by which Charles Counsel
man A Co., of the Hoard of Trade, were
allowed to ship araln over the Michigan
Central to New York for 18 2 10 cents
per hundred, when the scheduled rate
was 20 cents, In violation of the Inter
stale Commerce law. All the defend
ants pleaded not guilty.
District Attorney Kwlne outlined the
plan, which Included the printing of
fraudulent way bills, so as to deceive
as to the territory in which the ship
ments originated and the use of a pe
culiar red stamp, which meant that re
bates should not be paid to the Western
roods, but to Counselmnn's elevator.
These facta were substantiated by the
witnesses Introduced, most of whom
wcro clerks for Counselman & Co.,
nnd minor ofllclals of the road.
Further evidence was Introduced to
day, nnd the case will be submitted to
tho judge without a Jury.
B. I 0. TRAIN DITCHED.
IT CARRIED PASSENOERS FROM THIS
CITY LATE LAST NIGHT.
Ciller llnclni'or Arketihelt unit n l'lrc
iniin Killed Setrernl raraon In
jured Tlielr Nhiiiok.
Piiii.AnRr.rniA, Juno). Tho llaltl
moro and Ohio express train which
left Washington at 10:80 o'clock last
night, composed or two Pullman
sleepers and several passenger coaches,
left tho track at Chllds Station, near
gingerly, 5ld., at 1 o'clock this morn
ing, and went over nn embankment.
Chief Knglneer Charles Ackenhell of
the Staten Island Itapld Transit Com
pany, an adjunct of tho 11, A- O. Co.,
who occupied n berth In one of the
sleepers, was killed and several other
people, whose name have not yet been
learned, wore Injured. The body of
Sir. Ackenhell was brought to this city
this mornlnit and will probably be for
warded to New York this afternoon.
The accident Is said to have been
caused by the breaking of the drlvlog
rod of the engine.
HOW THK ACCIOKKT HAtTJCXRIi,
Fireman John McXamara was killed
also. The train was composed of a bag
gage car, smoker, day coach, and three
sleepers. The train had just entered on
a bridge across a gully when the piston
rod on the engine broke. The fireman
was knocked olt his seat la the engine
and precipitated Into the gully
breaking every bone In hi body and
killing him Instantly. The coaches left
the track, but the smoker ami day
coach did not leave the bridge. The
forward sleeper rolled over an 1 over
down the embankment, while the sec
ond sleeper rolled down the hill
on its wheels. The last car remained
on the track The people in
the second sleeper escaped serious
Injury, but the forward sleeper was
completely wrecked. One man, whose
name could not be learned, was taken
out ot the forward sleeper In a dying
condition. He had sustained a fracture
of nearly every rib ami internal in
juries. THK IXJL'HKU.
The others had received very serious
Injuries and were taken into a frame
house who inmates bad bees aroused.
A wrecking train arrived at the scene
st S o'clock this morning front Phila
delphia and a special train brought
those who were In a condition to wove
to tbU tity, whence they dispersed for
their set erai deetinntiosWi,
The others injured wet:
Mis Uraee Itarita, head ent.
Jolu C. Kk hards, Et Orange, X. J.,
It i: cut.
Btta Kkhanls, Us dsnchter.head eot.
Albert tteree, Mount CWr, X. J., arm
tiosven.
U i. t'teren, i juried about the head.
Tty we an old couple and they susTured
V natty from the shuefc.
Mrs. II. K. Kelly, Hgjktiy hurt.
i. i. Xewasan. Xev ifaven. Cons.,
stMrhtty hurt.
K. W. Pais, hew Turk city, loot hurt.
Ciuwtes rT 1401, JackaoBVdla, fU-, teg
hurt.
John KuW, flarktiwrg, W. Va,, tUghtly
tot on the head-
WtlilUBi ftsfiiij ilsMIIT tfftJF gAniiitjanr
"w aa 4agpamR) Wjffm W swpSMiBlKSa J
tBjured.
MBSSrtf IttsMsfisJttMFS ff Ba
f savas. Cut . J u HkA i-
hanvtoit Losers nee Htrschskid Ca,
mercbaBts, fSto. and the Traver
Wniehousn ajad ftsasess Aaao4Iaon,
was seen riding raoidly away on horae
baik. A putty of toounted men fol
lowed hint, but he eaea.Bd, after a hot
chase of several uUle. If caught he
would have hmm proujptly lynched.
prJPPa " p(Bav'SsslaTT' VMRfhst
Hsu YottK, June 8. The thruM
Tua.-oo. A f . ksectai says: "The trM
of nlaiur it isaall chief i4Urteeuater,
dosett yraiirfBilay. and tisjn eostrt sefib
dcred a verdict which has been for-
doojht t tii Tu itjh' t is nja honotfavbt
amjulttai Thvceof tVptala MUU
uxe will be reuned tomorrow."
WiWaVahuE f ts.Tlrti Wttfc iMNMhkjMMMs
-SsV s J, Vps, w Salsv s1 tnmi XAnlip
of bloodhounds we heisuc used is oat
Ing aljt convhta who scaped fcooa. th
Suyte K:fitrw feh''l at SuMtevtilg on
Toetil Vp to but evening the fui
tivefe hill not heen o wrtaiken .
- -I
ni ve' kiMAe.
Jotwry ht grown weary of fnjacy fr
Ug lit- has tended u ads celebrated
bluik farm Belle Miad fur properly
iti the Ihri.iu Jcrai tuu of Cdmicu
c.pi-,iit. Pb.i!Jii,'liia auJ. vUi b. un t
;ii fe oU g.i ott a.1 "VS JijiijL
BOMBSIILLS FALUIfw FAST,
More t)nr fir n I,llrjr rmnehHwi
lite Antln t.nrittt!cnt.
Iw Tonic, Jnne 80. Th WorW
special from New Orleans says: "The
Lottery bill Is under dlcntno !h the
Homw on motion by Mr. Shartnck to
engross and pans to a third reading.
The anils have resolved to make the
tight at this point and put the Ilottse
on record by a yea and nay vote. In
this way the strength of the antls will
be shown In the 1 Tonne. The action of
the Henale yesterday Is unlrpmlly re
garded as an admission of bribery.
"Senator Foster, In his speech yw
terday, charged bribery In strong terms.
This moraine his tfeslt was literally
covered with flowers.
"iromtwhella are falling thick In the
lottery ranks. To-day Prostwr l,nmnl,
a prominent Importer nf this city, tele
graphed to Senator J Numa Agttstln, a
'lottery' man, that he was authoriml
by a llelglan and French syndicate to
t'lTir the State fl.oOO.OOO a jear for a
25 year charter for a lottery on the same
bafis as the Morris offer, and asking
him to present it to the Legislature.
There are now two propositions form
ally before the Legislature one from
Newgass of London, through Henry
lleer, and one from this llelglan ami
French syndicate, through Prosper
Lnmsl, both offering more than .Morris
offers, while there Is a third from some
New Yorkers, which Is In charm of
Isadore Newman, which has not yet
been formally offered.
"The Plate's lottery organ this even
ing charges. In Its dispatches, that
young IttchnnWin. who was killed on
election day In West llatnn llottee, was
surrounded by five men nnd murdered.
Tho feeling Is Intense and Is fint reach
ing the point piedirtcd by Senator Fos
ter yesterday In his speech, when he
said- 'The $500 bills of the lottery
company will be met by the i'i."i Win
chester In the hands of the people.'
The lottery papers this afternoon hull
cate a desire on the part of the lottery
to postpone action on the bill until next
week. This Is an admission that they
have not enough volts to psss their
measure ami want an opportunity to buy
them."
llei.Tr -Storm In .lllnnoiirl
St. JcMKrir, Mo.. June 0. The
heaviest storm of the season visited this
section jesterdiy afternoon between 5
and 0 o'clock. Tneraln poured In torrents
and many business houses were flooded.
In the north end of the city several
sewer hurst, causing much tlimane.
.lonnh C. Comb, a colored man, was
washed into a m-wit, and Inside of ten
tnlMite his dead body floated Into the
Mhsourt Itlver.
IN SEETmNG MALT
sWOJrWaJRY WORKMEN MttT A
FRIGHTFUL MATH.
The I'Irll on Tlielr IIihIIm tinii!e!a!r
CeokedI,lrlly ltdlliod In
Monitor Splrll".
PititanRM'iiiA, Pa , June 30. The
littord this morning prints the follow
ing details of yesterday's frightful ex
plosion: "In burning, seetblug malt
two men met frightful deaths at the
large brewery of John F Rett & Sons,
at the earner of Fifth and Willow
streets, at 8. 30 yesterday morning. They
were Foreman Henry C. lUdcllil and
his helper. Christopher Itauscber. Both
men dhd at the Pennsylvania Hospital,
having suffered the most excruciating
torture for ovtr sis hours.
"Kadelitf bad entire control of the
machinery and boiling prucnasee on the
sUth floor of the brewery, and among
his mauy assistants was "Chris" Itau
scber. as be was generally known among
his fellow workmen. It was scareelv
o 80 o'clock when the two men mounted
the elevated platform arranged above
one of the spacious nuti tubs.
A KhlOUTH 1. El'LOtlJ.
"They were peering down into the
massive vat of scalding hot spirits, as
they had often pieviou.lv done, endear
oting to ascertain whether the liquor had
Sob through the neceeary ferment
ig process. While in the very act of
waking the examination a slight hissing
sound was heard. Suddenly, and be
fore the brewers could rvalue the im
jxadtng dasger, a terrible esploaioa
had taken plaef . and a dense cloud of
hissing and scalding steam shot heaven
ward. The immense sheet iron mash
tub had burst. The covering of this
receptacle. 31 by 13 feet la dtutenttosw,
pit pelled by the awful wooieotum of
ktesm, was sent crashing f row its rlret
ings. It caught the two victims on Its
bend and dragged item up in its mad
duu-hts, Uhiug them up against the
wall of the dbattliing woom.
H4TUKD IK BOJLI&O rUtlT.
"They drop4 to the ftour beeth,
while Sm barrels of boding spirits
poured down upon Hunt like burning
lava. Uaui her lay uncontl.us ost the
door . swuwntlB with snalt. H.L.uaf .
head, matted over with blood d
spirits, lay wedged tightly ta an open
ate the door, ibsoojth whih SBinther
was passed up. furtthhiag the
motive power for the machine a,hove.
"The tsrtinV crash was heard by John
Duffy and ThosMs Utnderoo. who
were working near the scene of the AU
asUr. Dufiy a the &tl to reach the
not. A uU.d cry for help came from
Hade lift. Wading through the hutting
malt ftuffy grasped the body of the
scalded and wounded mas mi carried
him to a place of safety, receiving severs
burns himself la return. Where Is
Chxisr' m the &rst Ooiuht of thetr
riWy Vutatd forem. A search was
then snadtg. and rliMiSi'hrr was also ess-
to die at the hci4il t hoW siltr-
ntMt KBOwgj or.
"The rlesh i the bodies of the mm
vat duajsteteiy eoohed, an-i tell i
suips twm Uir area aud sides iu
healed, leo, a fstal fu3S fitom. ft
seUdng matt. Am amhulancu was
susjyyaMfii aad the Gnvn with sjaajrwel'
vum stcesgA walked dowa the stops and
into Use steeet Here the giant vigo
of Kadtlit began to fall hiia- He was
a mm of powerful build. siamHu m
feet two ioihes ta height Be leaJinstd
that death we attar when he eases!
the ambulaRCY. and turning to Hauisbef
sajkl, Chds, we will dk together.' But
fw mlnuasts saosje ataU was hmsjigsjl
bk. They never elB regained con
ml. iiioa KiJ-Mffio a nutn fear
i. .tJiOgtt He lived at No 41 :
ihiUnt ul Ka . Ui.c lealdvld ut
..; W- - j. ill
CRIME'S SEQUEL
MIRI)KRER8 SWUfO TROM TIIH
OALWWS TREE TO-DAT.
ONE Of THEM PROCLAIMED MNOCEHOE
NolwithsUjuimf, His Grim Wm
Most AlrtxiOHS On.
WIFE, CHILDREN AND MOlNER'IN'LAW
KilM by & M&h Whs Kr ts Kmi
All M lb LaUr in
Ham,
llUNaFOHAN,VTIlOCI0LS0IMK,
urT UK rnocuiMRn mn ixsrocwrc to
TttH LAST MOMMMT.
I)Ht.t.KVit.t.ii, 0T.. June 0. Tlw
oxecutton of Peler llwartl Davis for
ihe murdtr of William ICmery in
Mai mora Township on Septembr 19
last took place at 8 o'clock this morn
ing. IIhvIs' spiritual advisors went
with him until a late hour last night
and claimed his Innocence of t lie crime,
saying he was several miles away when
It was committed.
At 7 o'clock this morning the holy
communion was administered to tho
condemned, w ho appeared quite cheer
ful. At 7 55 the procession started
for the scaffold. Davis ascended the
steps without n tremor, and standing on
the trap that was soon to launch him
Into eternity he exclaimed: "I am inno
cent, so help me Owl." Prayer was
then engaged Id, the doomed man re
peatlng the rcspotiMj In a loud volci
The rope was then adjusted. Davis'
leg twitched for a few moments and
tin n was still. Ills neck was broken.
Tho crime for which Davis was
hsngtd waa of a peculiarly atrocious
character. Some fouryears ago he wan
employed by Kmery as a farm laborer,
and In a short time succeeded In de
bauching his employer's wife, a rather
good looking woman of 80 years of age
ami the mother of three children.
Kmery learned of the intimacy, ami
Davis was discharged. Davis vowed
vengeance against Kmery, and con
tinued to visit the woman when oppor
tunity orTiral.
On Sentemlier 10 Kmery left home to
cut hsy In a marsh four miles distant,
and the next day he was found there
dead with a bullet wound In his breast.
Davis was seen In the vicinity the day
befote the murder. He was arrested.
tritd and convicted, the evidence being
purely chcumstanilal. The woman
was also tried as an accessory, but was
acquitted.
MURDIUIED HIS FAMILY
ASU HIED, KOftXH TO MBKT Ait JttTT?
OSK OV THBM IS HKAVRX,
Qrjswsc. June 80.-Rudolnli Frtz
Dubois was hanged here at S o'clock
this morning for the murder of bis w.fe,
two children and his tnoibst-In-law on
Fdwuary 2;l last, In the small parish of
8t. Alban, Port Neuf County. At 7.3
o'clock, Dubois, supported by soma of
the jail guards and accompanied try the
Methodist minister, Kev. Mr. ItUad.
ascended tbe scaffold. He addressed
those present, saying . "Well, gentlemen,
I am very sorry for the dead I have
done. I hope I will meet my wife and
children in heaven, that's all."
The Lord's prayer was then said. Du
boise repeating the words after the
clergyman Dubois did not show the
least sign of weakness. As the clergy
man reached the "Amen" of tba prayer
the drop was sprung, and Dubois, after
a few spasmodic movements of tbe
bod) , was dead.
The crime for which Dubois was exe
cuted was the result of a quarrel. HU
wife and mother-in law had compUltted
of his lazy ways and of bis depending
on the scanty means of his father in
law for the support of his family ami
himself. Knraged at their remarks, he
seized an axa and butchered his victim
in a hideous manner. He threw the
four bodies in the cellar and Bed to
waid Port Xeuf, intending to board the
nr.t passing tralo, but was arrested ht
forv maklna! sood bUesesDe. He was
tried and con v it led. his defeasa being
homicidal mania. A petition is hU
favor was presented to the Oovarsvor
Usawrai ta council , hut he refused to
interfere.
OFF I ASPRK.
ftfeaft dtaAaWW tealseMUAiaMB
BaarHw, Jus m The faaaesss Hus
ton Conservatory of Music is afjHatol
ovar an ttneonsf ortalda Siwaajjaav. Oat
June a the term closed and a ajfity
of the ctrts U ft for home, i
Visa tlla Jewett, a heautuTul
aged 1?. whose pucats in wealthy
cMsvas of Indiana, tier failure to ar
rive home caused the greatest ateMs.
and, fearing foul play, the pottos here
were culled into rvtjvdsiUon.
Last night they dtstoveesd tjht
sutwUng aiti in Albany, where she had
been ail the while, on a regular scam
Her only escuse wag that she was Had
of cosnmonplae life and went off est a
spree just for a lark. She ta Mfiy
sW jsijBfc ap a vintv VAMHaBPBjHBla
fcoaa her f ai!y what to do with haw.
the ts very pivtty and comes of a food
family.
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r sited Hws Circuit Court JwJkg VW
togs has overru!i-d ejuetpatoag to the
master's report in the fmoa tlriasa
half a miltU'a X!Urs against thecttr of
Hew Odessa- The mm 1 the ws-
hiatod nmt of Myra 04ae amssit she
city of Xew Orleaoa, which ha bsnm
Is the cl'WU r BitsM)!y for the Ljat
foMy years.
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rust Viriliiint fostwaatei
Ctackson and psxty arrived lagtes
r 8
on UK' cutter Wkju sad
given a rejection by Liiwen,
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acx'n V imoi Vsiiumi.
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