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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, IHWi
PK1CI- THREE CENTO
.r sirius I a un vi*'-f ?T-_?.b_ irniTVIifJITIF.TY.
ELECTION PROSPECTS.
gX-STJLTS OF MR. GLADSTONE'S CAM YASS.
SHU BOB. OK THE SCOTCH PBOf-B Willi U1M?
Til. tOltlKS CONFII-EST OK Ul CCF.14S-?
LOUD ItANUiit I'M OBBBCBI?Ll
IBPlSOBBTtOB,
|BT CAMUS T-. no: TitilttIBB. I
London*, .'ui.e 23.? ?I", loadstone is back nt
Ila wai ilen af lei his Scotch campaign, which a Rood
stssitsa describee bb ahirrt. Hhart). inn uot das?Iva.
Kdinl'iir-'li an,I QlaSfOVI gave liitn a inuRiiificeut
re, e;t!,'ii. Mis friends are delighted to discover
taat kia voles haa stood as gnat a strain without
Bili,,uh injury Mr. Oadatoas himself was de?
lighted bj Um continuous dcir.onst rat ions of atlee
ttouats alni.int.on v.licrcver 'ie went, hut tlie
polities] resnlt ot kaia rsaaaraabk affoti is dui,inns,
Tbspabltc mind is pea?ape moto bewildered than
euiiabtsaed hy liis Utrea eloquent di?( onn.es.
Mr. Gladstoaaaaaata criticism* om thc HornsRnls
sud Lund Parchaea billa byaeyiag that both are
lead for the in incut. To thc question I " What do
j mi tl'tr the conn try in the.i place t" ho answers
that Hie only thing thal survives is the principle "f
lett-government mr Irslaad Hut Mr. Morley says
Hutt t he maiii osasaaSBaMss andeoaditioBetri tlie
lull aa well as thc principle of linnie Rale ara alive,
insists t lim t Un- I.niul Purchase liill ls alsoalive, anti
declares that be will never bs a parti socreatiag
sn Irish legialsture with power to settle thc laud
oi.. Mum. Tuc Eaaladiand Scotch paolie, Ihara
fora, iii,'1 thetiielvcs in this ilcliiiiiua : it they accept
Mr. Olsdstoae's statement af tue issue the.-, munt
reject Mt. Morley's; and vite versa.
Mr. (iosdien, iv: p sp. bs nt Newcastle yesterday,
brunahl out tiie conlli. t hetweeu Mr. Gladstone and
Mi Moiiey sharply, hut asl more sharply than
a,,me leading Home Killi* papers in England. Mr.
Glad at aaa sad Mr. Morley for all Hone Knle par
poses are the Calline., and their present declara?
tions as to what Hoiuc l.'ulc iiiciHis are Irreconcil?
able, (Jue ll omi Bale journal sorrow fui Iv protests
that the election is lost unless Mr. Morley he uis
Okk nod.
Mr. Clads!one's ilr-it Edinburgh speech was
thought conciliator}- toward a part of the Liberal
Unionists, Mr. Chamberlain -peaking on Saturday
at Bindiighaat evidently donated whether Of aol
Mr. Gladstans jntended to invite him to return to
the (ilatlstoiiiiin fold and expressed thc hope that
assaraass would ho given that the I.ami Pnrehasc
bili would tic dropped and a new Home Mule bill
framed in accordance wita his views so thal it
would he possit,ie to reunite the l.il.oral party.
7'- JfiiUy Sties on Mondiiy aaaarly welcomed the
iiui.es!ion and cried out that the time for an
agreement lo vote fora large measure of Home
-uie is near; but Mr. Gladstone, letter to Mr.
-'ailie followed by Monday's speech chilled this
aope. Mr. UladstOBS will Dot give the smallest
pledge respecting tbs uew measure, not even an
indication of wluH he intends; nor tau thc closest
tt.-.deiit of his elaborate written ate lenten!
Followed hy his own spoken commentary say what
Mr. GladStans really means to do about land pur
ihass. Hi- opponents insist strongly on tbs pm ely
sersoaal ebaraeterof Mr. Gladstone's policy, Baying
that bs deautads fruin tbe people of the three Ring
loins a vote of oonfidenee iii himself. When thal
lensed to say what use he will make of the power
be s,,:,ci;s, no answer can he got. What ho-asl. s is
a ldiiuK check.
'Jin eeettmnt deeciibea bim as nngenerina In
dealing arith his oapc-neata, evasive in dealing arith
laets, anil delusive in thc region ol prophecy. This
aaeompromiaing to*.ie of the leading Scottish
jonin.il laitiiiuliy reflects the opinion of the better
elaesrsTln Hestland They used to throng tho plat
forins Inui' which Mr. Uladstone spoke. Now they
are iiiisfiii. J!i'.i Mr. Gladstone h.is sppaientiy
earned erith attu Mw gram Bony at* toa aowsaieli
p oi ?-. Tbal means a great deal, for the bod] "i
tbs Boettish people arc tnt more iii'.cl Intent than
tbs En li*?. A i appeal to the Scottish democracy
. is more like .tn appeal to ths American democracy.
Tbe election prospects are if snytbiag mare favor?
able to the Conservatives snd Liberal Uniomsta
'1 effoi ito prevent collision bave suceeetled in
rd neill.' tin- number ol seats where Tories oppose
Unionists from eighteen i<> eight. The lory mun
- profess themselves confident of toe election
si 100 anti-Min ?terisliats. Thc Gladstoaians ridi
eulo this pi,'ielio.i. iui*. oiicr no veiy sanguine
aatimate .>t their oom ben.
Mr. Morley's seal in Newcaatle ia in some danger.
Elia coilesgna Ur. Craig, whom Mr. Cowen daily
attacks in //,. i Urmiu'.. stan,is u poor chance
a atna! Sir William Armstrong Sir William ll.tr
I'liiii ti i.i be strongly opposed at Derby. Mr.
I hilders, who threw over tue laud bill, cst ried t Ik
Battons far iiistiiv sion ot Edinburgh, though lhere
v.,is a .stionu hostile minority, Ths attempt to
oppoee Lord Hartiagtou .it Rossendale hus eol
lop-ed. Tbe caucus after eonaeuutiug Lord Hart
Instkiu and resolving to opposi bim found tbe eon
t>-? bopelesa and voted yesterday to abandon ths
feld London, say ths Tones, ii more strongly
anti-*flladstonian tuan aver. Tbe metropolitan con?
stituencies are expected to elect over forty Union?
ist - an 11 onservativea
lbs Chief Stroke of luck th'' Ministerialists have
li.ttl this week is Lord Randolph Churchill s ma:i:
teeta Lord Randolph Church!!! puts the ins,
ok tiu-t Mr. Gladstone. Ir.^h polity lucidly and
vigoreuelv, bal his scandaloaa personalitiea are
worth th,.us.nols oi votes to Mr. Gladstone,
1 \*t iv lon- one l-. ?' ta deplores bis indiscretion.
Edi '? raehtsmen express little confidence in
t proapectof tbs Galatea's bringing back the
t .I i n's in;., liv 1 inui denies that shs is a rep?
resentative veeael aad describes lo-r ;is enunauc*
eeeaful snd anfortaaatf boat with less chance of
aueeeas than t a Geaeet i.
Groal S-orta are making to revive thc Loudon
Benson, wbi eh d issoiul ion was BO pps Bed lo have
killed. Tbe Prises and Princess ol Walba remain
la town. This insorea aaimationm those social
c n ie- known as tin: Phase's set and indirectly
enlivens mi..nv ithere, Both tool, part on Monday
in tiie i ci cunnii of laying the foundation atone of
the new Tower Bridge orei the Thames The city
authorities mismanaged this alair, which af aas
moment threatened to break up ina row. The
Spectators outside the pavilion saw little of tbs
loyal nany, 'llu.se insi ie im In,lcd numerous other
reveilles and celebrities of every degree The
Prince daly laid tbe stone of ths bridge whieh some
htgb authorities bellere will bea serious obstruc?
tion to the n\er. Tbs Prince's visit to Brighton
the i ext day ta transact)Masonie sotasnaities
earned him hut a cold reception from the Iowna
people, who complained that Hie Masons took
j..is., ss un i f the Priaee. Hi retarm tl to Landon in
t.iiu- lo be present at the Caledoniau ball, the
Btnarteet ol six social functions which occurred
s ii.ii tin,, tasty last ereaiag Se-aighl the first
alats conicii til tbs seitsoii will be jjiven at Buck
in>.-liatii Palace, People v, ho care moio for music
thiiii fur state au this afternoon.
Mam. Patti's concert at Albeit Hall ls her first
public appearance BOMS her niurria_.f.
i I meet of the Coaching Club thia noon at Hyde
Park sttiactod s still more popular assemblage,
The Pliaesssot Wales and her three daagfaters,
audetsrred by tbeir last experience, were preesnt
aud t -ca[H-ti mobbiag
Tbedeeths .f two men singularly unlike, Sir
Cbsrles li. ..it,,, gad Hobart Pacha, were both
S'.ti,on,c.-.! ,,i, Mon,lay. Hobart I'acha, whom WS
1. iisw in America us a hlookade-ruaaer, wits really
among il.- sblrsl ol Enghsb naval ofBcere. Me pre?
ferred < renting a aavy for lha Tarka to rootine -Ami.
st home, mi Charles Tre-relyaa, partly forgotten
Wy thia aaa ai allua ia favor ol bsa rsm, who -nc, sods
to tuc in:.-, trill hum be un sabered ia India,
where ba won Ugh dtstieetioa aaa did lastiag
t' ii,e. jj,, j, tiie in\-ntor .I toe existing civil
?ervice system ia England Hs waa respected by
everybody in Lsodoa. Mr. Moran's death Iskiadly
aol . ad bf thoaa vii,,, remembei bia long and useful
?steer aa Bccretan "1 tbeAasenen Legation.
-88-ibaU Ioi bea's iiiuiti-.g. surprise J. moat of
hla English friends, but elicits the congratnlfttl?ns
and best wlslies of all.
Mr. Wattman is mach Improved la health t>y a
month's visit lu London. Hs leaves London to?
morrow with his son to rejoin Mrs. Watterson.
He will be the Kuest-?f the American Minister in
Switzerland. Jl lin Bassall Young probably fol?
lows before tin- , ud of tlie week.
Cyrus W. Field's action for libel against Mr.
Labouchere is to be tried Frilay. o. Vi. ts.
IEGBNUOC8 MR. CHA MEE EL A IE.
A LETTEB OF Til- LIB-HAL BOLTER
BB POIE8 BOT OPPOSB iiiikMikiii TUB IMP?Bl?lt
CK! DI I Tu ANY Cot'NTRY POT IBKI.AND.
fir ( IBUI To Till: Tit inr M.*
Co]iyri.;t,t,- 1888 j Bottk American Ville Setrt Co,
LoM'DN, .Minc 23.?-A gentleman having
learaeajflma a asamaes of nie Oo vars nasal tii.it .Mr.
madalena's allusion to Mr. Ohaasherlata'a Land bill ta
lils recent BpSSSa Bl EdtoburS- rrforretl to an nlleited
project preeeated to the Cabinet, wrote le Mi. chamber
tain on tho atil.ont ami lias re -,-,\ ? 1 tha fotlOWtag
reply, which lie has kindly binded to Tin: Tihiii'm:
repl(kSe!ltl4llV0 :
M la reply IO tbs statemont ot your (', ivernment In?
formant 1 think I cannot do better tis?-1 aced y-xi an px
tract frem a letter which 1 nave inst written ie a Beoteh
eorrespondsat on ttie rems subject and which yoe are
quit-- nt liberty to uso if you Hunk tit. 'lu any
eaas i assy say without geing into details that tho
Sngjrsettons which I malo nt Mr. OlBdSt BBS'S request
sad win,li wert* put aside by him (ll fie rod in every ro
fpoct frtun tho proposals continued lu tlie Cana Tor?
ch.ne hill. They dUferSd ai to tho amount, they dif?
fered &s lo the security, they ?flared also as to tho ad
taataae oibred le thstsaaata ami Mm terms laipoeed
uptui tito litinllor'ts. 1 may add that I never onlert.ilned
say objeotlea te the Ides of usini: imperial ero ut for
the settlement of tao land qeeetton, provided always
that the lead ta be dealt with te aa htiegral petties of
the Cn'toil _Inatdom and under tho absolute control of
the lasaerlal Parliament.
"' I do, however, object most Btnasasly to lendlnc
Brittanespttal for tfes parshaas of laad of a country
wiiieli ls linnie li itolj a:.-I-var ls to ho ?ada as Inde
peadeal aa Oaaa la or Australia. I bare sever ehjestsd to
prepesals for smpwylag Impsrlsl ssedll for tuo settle
nient of the crofter ditticuity lu Scotland, or for tlie ad
raataae of thc small tenants aud stir,cultural laborers of
Baglaad, Scotland aud Wales, but lu ail these casca thc
loan would bo purely a -lo misti'- one and employed for
thc advantage of a pooplo entirely loyal to ami con?
trolled by the Imperial Parliament.'
"My Bootleg hero on Saturday was conclusive and
will, I hope, carry all Btrmlaghaas. We may hare a
tiiilit. hut ou the wintle, ni tilers look well for tho Union
causo. Yours faithfully, J. Oiiamukiii.ain."
HOME BULB SPEECHES AND LETTEB&
joliB BBIOBT OB rAltl.lA.MF.NI AMY IND-I'END KN CK
?mb, tahnkii.'s nan bkolisb si?bob,
London, June 23.?John Bright; In ? letter
to Mr. Caine. member ot Pst-.imoiit for liarrow-ln-Fur
iie?-i, who acted as whip for tt.o Chanihi-rlainlios In their
Oppoettloa to tho Honie Unit-bill, says he hopes Mr.
Caine, who will Marni Ter re-election, will win. Mr.
Brlsht deaoeaoee theaetloe of the Liberal caucuses in
trying to "transform members ol tho House of Com?
mons into ttstpls tielcis'iites, and Insisting upon their
subordinating their principles to Hie interests of party
or a party leader,"
"lt is notorious," enntiuusa Mr. Hrljrht, "that scores
of members of the Hooss voted willi the Government,
wlio privately cotileiiinoii tho Irish bills. It ls unwise
for the Liberal electors lo prefer such members? sbjssl
at the feet ol the Prime Minister?to members who fol?
low sensotenoa and honor. Hut wo need uot deepalr.
rhe iiinet*, -? in.Uberala who votaa witn the majority
have ,l,,ne much li redeem Liberals from the discredit af
aoceMlas a uieiisiiro which the majority sondsmnsd."
Lord Randolph Chi?Shill and Mr. Parnell are both
announced to address political EeetlBgi lo Manchester
next Wednesday.
Tht limes, (.oriiiiioiitUi*. on Mr. Gladstone's OlSSgOW
moanna, t-aipa : " lie remarkable sbssaoa of oms o' in
tellet'tuiti, social or professional distinction windi has
ebaracterizsd all ol Mr.Uiadstoae'a meetlnra In Bootu??
aeprara to iiavn rMSoiiei us BlBSesI devei-spe?< nt nt
moscow yesterday. Mr. til-Mistone's efforts to avoid
aeriooa discussion of hla own pl ins wai crowned
wini complete sneoeea IB hui U-laasow speech.
lt bri st ira with mlaatatementB et taet-* and perversloaa
ol anet)?eat, lt does no coi.tain a sissie attempt to
grapp e wita the di01ca.il rs ol Ihe Irish question."
Slr Lk ,,it Playfair, lu bia maolfeato to ino electors of
Leeds, sara i " I sa essenes ol l.literalism ls to promote
Batloual representative lustliutiona Ireland lons bad
natunm itv which was supprrasi l. I.,- uei's discon
toot la Eu gland's aaaknee*. I bbs lbs rotors ,,f LoeJa
to eiofi me. to aid Mr. Gladstone's front nu,lei taino**: to
-iv,- peace, t ai tentuieni aod proapsrity to Ireland."
An em I, n-i.i-r ic and crowded sieetlogln favor nt linnie
link foi lrelaud waa held ti Bl. James'i Hall this even
lui, Baron Saud bu rs I prreidlns. Mr. rain,-ll al Hie leal
ino'iii-ii! soul wont that he would be Doable to altoud.
Mr. -exton, who Was uno of the speakers, derlart d Iliat
Mi. Vin-eiii w.-nt to Ire and IB the guise of a Tury nu,.
. ? ni.'li! Inter view-- With i I.e elm-,' I',;- :;.?'; Itea,
end discussed with them I Se principle! ann details ".' an
i - Parliament Lutri Carnarvon aaa Lord Saliabury
Immediately before amt Immediately alter lila interview
wi ii Mi. Pernell, He (Maxton) ashed rational tuen
wbeibrr all this was a Joke. A" a matter ol feet, he
added, if Lord saliabury had secured a majority ns
tu muka inui i ii' ie pe n' 11-nt of tbe < Iransretnen, ii ? would
teitn . ly inti,* Introduced s Moms Rule bill
bu .Mit-l mi Uk ks-Beach, speaking al Bristol to-olg i.
saiii iBrr* ita- un unmistakable similitude between Br.
'?i itone'a propoeal tor tho diaeetabiia1.ni
of the Ir.-Ui Cbureh and bia present Home
Kuio proposal, in i?,iii esses he had t n.ei,
sudden act.on in or,lei* tu place blmsi- f
in elli, e. in November last he Baked
tho country to maka bim Independent ol
ot the Parueldtee, yet be t""h othes ss tn,* si ive ol Par
neil. Never had lhere been a more disgraceful sur?
render.
Mr. Sexton In tbs coarse of his apeeeh to-day at it.
James's Hall Bald Mott Hie Irish could Secure
Ol teen seats In the metropolis and th.tt thai
number wonld ba sufficient to connteraci
the majority of nm ty a.'aiii4t Mr. (Hadatoua,
lint eppoBenlB of Mr, Gladstons's irish bil, be
Said, not having tin ciiuiart* to Ieee Hie
inn,:-.pb-, of li.imo Lille, atroVS In hide lt
In i* wllderneaa ol det-tlle. Tii?ir eriti
cions rested ui'ini uk. aaanmpuon tbal Great Britaiii
WM peopled With the lame ami the halt, ami Hist
Ihe Inbabttante ol Ireland were blind; that a nation that
lum earned hoi tag lo the eada of the earth
was toe feeble te protect herself from nh iMam: a;
her doo, .inti tint Um people of Ireland Were
rash enough to walk te their ewe destruction.
A i-iMit i'n IB favor of Homo lt,ne was
earned wnh only one dissentient video, A largs pro
portion ol ihe aunt ins were Irish. Sev?
eral Paraelllta members of Psrllsmont wire
unsent. Lanni Woivertoi. Mr Charles Iillke,
Under Foreign Beeretsry Bryce, Attorney-Gem
ei al BuBBOll and others sent letters apologixiug lor tllOtr
absence.
.-?.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT OP THE (WNW.-..
I>t r.iiv, June 23.?Ilia Ornoo, the Moat Ber.
Themas ?/. Crake, D. P.,Arehbisbep of UaahS. in,s mst
seat te tha Iressaret of the irish Psrllamsotary Fund
lin-sum of i.l,7i)(), which, ho say*, is an lastalmSBtof
the sum his people will contribute to tlitt cause of Home
ituie. The Archbishop subscribed RtSOot nus amount
Inui-ell, and lu lils ieilor i?-.ii,:,_ Hie i-i-mittuiiL-e, ho
says: "Ii is iluio i ii*.', ii,en co-operated witii their
friends In America to eopnly the funds whieh ibe Na?
tional party metis toaueeeaalully carry on ita patrletlc
work lu the Impendm*; elections."
MB. OLADBTONE NOT TO B? 0PP08-O,
London, June 23.?AI a meeting (kt Ifidlo
;...i'. Conservatives to-duy it was decidotluot to contest
tho district againtii Mr. Cladstouo.
MORE MONLY TO HELP PARNELL,
Thc following additional Bubecnptiona haye
boen received by Hie Irish PstfllSStSBlsry Fund Assooia
Hou :
Ey Uiignii- Killy.
CharlesM Pry.8100-IoseBh TT fiisnla . |20
Amelia (sloper.loni., l. Memaas.. j
troll h-.ii l h,una- ililli
ler, Normal collage... 84|
Hy Tin Sun.
A. linuniner. Jj Maru Jlridrmen, (.reen*
1 pt'inl. SI
Si. Lens, June 23? At a meeting last night called br
the executive committee of tho Farnell Aid Society, thc
sum of gl,150 wss suiiht ribeti to be at once sent io aid
in Uie e!rt lion of Home Kolo candidate!) for seats in tho
next Liitis.li l'uriiaii.ei.L
-?
JLUSEY OITTI OllTHINO l-'OH BOMB KILL.
A large Homo B?te leettog aral held ja-^t
lin.!.i at the Academy of Music, Jersey (ny.
'Hie mcetliiK was opened by BtStB l>e!e
irute M. IJ, Holmes, of tho Natlousl Le agaa
who nominated Mayor Cleveland for ( hairuiiiii. The
Mayoi waa sleeted by a usautmons vote A. M. Kelly,
ex-Minisiur te Austria, who wss ls trod seed ss tba :..-t
speaker, dcJirred nu eloquent appeal for Ireinmi.
BpSSChBS wero also ii ade by ax-OottgMCStBSS
Hardenbergb, Consreaamas MeAdoo, Colonel Mc
Anerney snd Johs Bosseli, who w.is ls trod seed as aa
EoRliah worklusman from Blrmlnshsm Letters of re?
gret wera received Hom Oorersw Abbett, who suie
senile.i V'-'*'i ^ellHlor Mel'iierson, with a check f?s
i-lnii. rtoiiclliirs who Were itjip.ilnteil to ask Mb
seriptloBa io the Partlameutary Pund raiseti 91,400 in
sosa. Ly person al appaata chairman t ie\.-.n i in
SrSSBSd IBM amonnt to gl,800, and mu.a el-, ck. which
w-ic lecclvod raised the u..u. lo souteihiiig srerg8,10tt
MI M( AN BOBBERB -HOT.
Mi.nco, Juno i'ii, na (Jahcbtou.?United
.-cte- M..iirt. i Jackson ann,unites the silOotitiK of a
i,ui_.bi*i ol i.o;eU iii-?'itwuy r.ub-i-s, uuder the non law
BUthorlslnn tho linmetllate Itir.lnif on arrest of highway
and railway robbers Some nf the wor-tt ehsracl. rs In
lue country bave been Kutteu nd or within Ibo Issi leu
dapa
FRENCH PBIE.CB8 GOING INTO EXILE.
0?RIOIBM uv Tin: EoTALis. PBBSfl Of TBB KX
POI-MOS HU,
Paris, June SS.?The Government at 3
o'clock ibis afternoon Issued a decree expelling the
French Princes from lfii oountry. A number of tho
Uoyullsts Senators aad DepattOS tod ty went t'i the
CSjamaa D'Ku to condole with tho Dsnat of Paris. The
police havo boen ordered to nrrrest ali persSBS who
muli ?'itusy i.oya'n! demaastrstleas is Parts or eise
wlit-rnon Hie departure of !h" expelled Princes. Co tnt
Fondler de Candi. Ambassador to the Austiian Cou:t,
lias re.->li.'ne,t in protest BCS?Mt tho action of his OoV
ernnient lu espalB?| tlin Pieseh Prtsssa
ll ls believed that M. Wild,lin .ton, French Ambassa?
dor ls the Curt sfBt, James, wl.l lenten la SOBSSS uence
of the expulsion of tbo Pinn-m. Bis resignation ls
stamnaiaitly sxpssssdl
Tin- BeyellM pest pronounces the passage ?f ms Bs?
piilsmii uni tho fnr.-riiiiii r of Hie SOWatsU of Hie Ko
publlc. Ibo moderate Keptiltllcan papers gsaenlly
criticiie the measure as unjust The Opportaalsi Wmr*
SSlS urge 'le* I ...v-rnuie ,t t,, discard Hie demands Ol th"
Irreeoaellalilrs and Badleala, sad they deataad s lr?sf
Republican Dolley.
The Count a-iil Ciuntests nf Paris and tlielr son Prince
Iaiuis Fm lupe, after receiving their friends lo-morrow,
will embark at Trepan ta the afternoon. The Canara
manifest,, will be ns,io,I on Friday.
One tlioiixand pi*r?ons called Bl tlie f'tiateau d'lu to
dav Hint in-crllietl their names In a speol.il bon? abo
(tuiile ile |'?i ix shook hands wini each one, and brielly
bx ores sod ins -basks,
Prince Vletor ami llflecn of his most prominent allier,
ems. including the Marqat* of Palette ami Bores Hans
mann, starred to.div fm* Brussels The train bearing lae
party left the st itton amid Bries el "Viv,- i'Empareurl
" Au rev,.ir!" sud -h.i,rs of "Vive la Bopuhllquel
lhere was romahtfBtSS. BOVefSl BOrBOnS were arrested.
Tlie Count of Perta, his son and suit- will arrive at
Tunbridge Wolta. EnnUnd, oa Friday aad will taite up
their r>-|,lenci- lhere. The Count Will l?sue n manifesto
protesting against lils expbtaWB anti outlining the mon
arebleal pro-cramma
Prime Napoleon started for Deners tula evening. Ho
wa*, aeeomp isled by a Bamber "f friends le tba nil way
station whores urge concourse of people batt assembled.
Bo demonstration, however, w.is ittenpted.
Pi ince Victor, ti B-TBeeptlOB before st uri I tig tor Brussels,
said: - i>i not expect a val ti pretest tresa ac. A peopio
sometlsMSlakes ll epos itself te apes itedooretesn
eulo. I remain a representative of tho em?
pire ns Ibo Nape leons constituted lt.
I ISver flnn autiioriir. eqeelfty mt
all eili/i-iis and respect for all creeds. Ile assured that
whatever sall daly amy make, I snail not be
found wanting In the fullllinent of what
I owe to thc Democracy and lo my name. An rer,,ir."
Frlnee Victor attracted very little attention on his ar?
rival 111 Knissola.
.THEN CHINA WILL BUILD RAiXWAYB.
Bf.ui.in, Juno 'JJ.?Tho \'o.<sicln' teitusc
says that the delegates sent to china to work up railway
development in the internal of Gonana aapHallata hare
rerorted that there ix no chance for railway construc?
tion la China on a scale whit li emil I be mn,I" profitable
until the Emperor attainable majority, whian will not
bo until the fins., nf I--7. The Vjn-iov of Chilla assured
the lOlesatea that China would build railways when *.h>.
was able to msuofsotttre the material needed la their
aoastruction within her own domlntona.
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Till -TTOC-BBIDOE MERING.
London, June 23.?This was the -tat day of
tlie Stockbridge meoting. Tbo race for the StOCkbrtdga
Post Sweepstakes was won by Mr. Mantou's chestnut
colt Timothy. Mr. lt, H. Combe's brown or black ca:t
by Peter, out of Klectnc Light,was second,and tho Duke
of BeaafSrfa ciiestuut Illy Rened* Or wss third. Ths
run. for the Stockbridge cup 'Mi* won by Mr. Craven's
four-yesr-oiil bay coll Campbell, The Prises of \\ alex's
two-year-old ebeetaat filly Cousterpeae, Mr. AW eaton's
three-yeer-old brows cou Oerealis, and lt. II. Combe's
inly Peaeaater-Caaldros colt also mu.
TWENTY-FIVE PEBSONfl D-OWNB?t,
Vifnna, Juno 23.?A dispatch from Prague,
P.obenua. slates that a ferry boat captl. -d WhllS CrosslBfi
th Bassws Liver, throwing fifty poisons Into thc water.
'1 he rxsct number of fi.ixe drowned has not been ascer?
tained, but twenty-live bodies hare BO B recovered.
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TBE FISHERIES DISPUTE.
Mi>yii.l..i? June 23.?Slr. Chapleao, Secre?
tary of state, referiag yesterdsy is tha fishery geoetion,
said it niigiii Involve th-t peopio ta serious complica?
tions, but he bau f.aitit in ProBldeul Otovelaad and o.n
?raes, mum mmsms mom mo (invokion would snot tot
be bi-iugut io a practical and equ t ile solution,
/its nu.uu ausi.su Ts mr. < REAMt
A PIIV-li lAs'x TB KOBI THAT 214 PERSONS wi.Ki:
POISON?0 UV A MI8CUII I -MAKK.I'..
Philadelphia. Jane 23. -Exactly 214 peo?
ple were polsoBsdai lt.i liul! a lay's picnic near Flem
Inirtoo, n. .1. -iv of t.iexe. persons will probably dla ead
twenty aro In a precarious cndili.ui. One of the
physicians Ib charm of ti,,- p itlenta said this morning:
l believe the p Ison!us was the work of some dov Heb
n isebief-uiakar, I do not believe Ibe lee-cre im treason
, au-, ii tbs tr mi n-i i h .ve examined sei.-i.ti oftbem,
ami there mis sot e.gb sulphate of slue lu their
Composition to ll,,ure ..nv "Ile. I erl.limy Hie cretin
inn I not havo been tainted by the poison Tbesytnp
touia manifested by the patten te are clearly of araen ? i
poiaon. I am of the opinion thal ar-,-nie la mme loria
wea put In the creen after the picnic was under w.iy.
,i, i.-.iS'.ii for thia rsv orisea from tao uct tbal three
oi lour people who tobi me tiny ate of Me o ran
soon a ter it wa- frosaa are perfectly weil ami bars bad
h., ? kui ol atc 'ii'-sx. i ne ? ch people ar" i ii,,-*' who ate
nini.- eream after it bid bees lo tbe frees rs hall nu
hour. Any one so Inclined could bavesltpp-t-d arsenic
in. liie la-k nf <il)>pili . nu' the cn-j n WaS BOl a pea
en tone, because it was lins,noe. Anyb-udj offering to
dip il oui was welcome, 1 an ptayiaw amsmm detre
live, and an trying to diaoover wau boipod rat the
Breen aftei libed been tressa, sa-, ai,out tn teen nin?
nies. Possibly we can fol B i lew In Unit way. If ar?
senic WM POI iii ll wax a Luge dOSC lh.it wan Intro*
,lu?'?'!. t"i ihoee who are sick are very *;, k He ail
bi V( " ir bands full, and we will be lucky if ive ?!,! BOl
lees a greai anny lenients. Could x!,iiii..ch pumps
liave I,rm us,-,l al ni "it nu si rmus trouble wnil'.il nave
ensued, bul before we were oalled in ih>- poiaon had
gone through tba i;?inii.
8ENAT0R TA) VJT-S ELECTION.
rWO -B-BF.BS Of lill: LEGISLATURE wil.I.IN'U TO
OO-VKSS tllAt TH RT WI UK Until 0.
CoLCMBl'S, -liiiii* 23 [Special),?Within tbe
ia?t rawdaya two nenbera <>! tue Legtitatare whieh
elected Henator Payao have offered to nuki a foll dis?
closure of tbs bribery pertaining to that election. In
short, both desiri) to make COSfeesloBB, which -.viii pr.'Vi?
lli,-in bribe-takera In rotors moy uss* that the Ropubli
can State Osntrsl Comnlttee pay thom money enough
lo leave tbe nouutry. Tne sum ;iske,i ia ptO.OOO, mud
for 'ii- amount both acree to furnish proof enough to
mist Mr. Payne. Tae prop .si:iou ha* neen rejected,
,-t.tiioiii'li tin- abaneleaa mc mi nus bare been hero Urging
some ono to buy them.
A VEEP I i.AH'i sum ASD KILLED.
Pi riMii m., June 23 \Special .?Mack Dixon
was shot an 1 ISSI nilly killed bv I rink ii. Keenah lad
night St UM Parker House, in Latrobe. Keenan, with
om- Ku in h.i un li, was about lotto upstairs when Dixon in
s lona tone of voles advised Bombandi not to ire to a
KambllBfi room. Keen.ni construed the remark as a
personal taral!, sad wbsn Dixon preeeeded to filreal
bltnaelf of Bia eoal Keenan drew a la**,'.* self-cock ni-.'
revolver it!nl (ired at Dixon Hu en times. Saab ballet
tuok eirect. Keenan then surrendered himself. Tho
it,unit rel un,u had a bail reputation. Twelreyetrs attn
w hue at a dunce be struck a tuan on tho head willi a
poker, inflicting a dan ge roes wound. Kor tinx erina lie
spent sn iiniiiiiix in jail. Elgbl yean ago wolta Berrina
his father ax a harlen,ler hu a--.ni:' d it maa, wini in
falling Struck a spittoon, breaking Ina neck. Dixon
tl,eie,iptni sei veil two yeera lu Hit) j,- niteiitiary. Ho
bsd reeeotly retuned tram Chicago*, keenan's brother
conni,Ute,I mil, I,lc IbroUgB fear of Dixon, whom he bud
ejected Iron bte hotel, LMxoa te known te Bare repeal
C-dly threatened te kill the re m.ii n lng members of tuc
Keenan family.
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SOMISATED FOR SENATORS ol' VRRMONT.
ht kum. itiN, Vi., June 'SA ? Special>. ? Renub
IISSS conveiitionx were held Iii orlesnx, Windsor, A,hil
stn andi Snags counties to-day for tho iioiulnatiou ot
candi-late- tor tbe State Isaata lu the Ilrxt three
named SSaattSS strong rtrsoiutlons were unanimously
passed Indorsing Senator l.diuumis anl Instructing ttie
SS??Maa lo volt; for lils re-election. 'Jhe Orange Con
vent lon did uot pas-, any Edmead! resolutions and Hie
senate candidates go es the ticket uniiledged. The
-en. .ii, i s ii, lim na ci an- ai follows: Orleans County?
A. i. l-osier, ot Derby j Ooorsa ll. Di.tke, of Bertee.
Windsor County?chester Pierce, ol Bocheeter; Beery
lt. Ptateaer, of Cavendish; Danie, i. csabiss, of Han
fol-l. addison County- IX W. Bosh, Sf New Haven ; A.
E. Stanley, of Letoostor. Oran_re( ranty?V. L sj.ear, of
Bramtree, and _tohs Betley, ul Bewbnry,
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| TH E Ul. LL ll. 1.1. VII USE WISS.
PABKE-SBUBO, W. Va., Jihil* 23.?In thc
aaec of the Aaterteaa Bell Tolephsaa Compaay egaiaet
the LSBg ISIsp beal Company, a motion for a pre I in, I".
nary liijiiiict.oi. was STgawd lo-dsy before J n Ue I ioi,.!.
i ha 't'-f, nilli!*- went Npreeeated by Jefibrsoa ( handier,
oi MTaaalngto? Judfo Boan bald ihat the Oot ramaol
rilli hal ii" beallas BOOB tulx cate, and ordered au In?
junction for tho Semptalaaaia as prayed fur.
ai shams Ul rt ni.n as OOBTRBTTOS.
MoiITOO???Ti Ala., Juno 28.?Tba llciiiil)
iiran st.ite Oeareatlaa awi bein to-day. Then ware
about loo picsent, i,rn I.a.I willie. All the ullnraiices
Wafs for a protective tailtl uinl the I'.:.ur Kdii-atlouat
bill. The convention deolined to liomin ile a Uehct
l Mi leave it wiib ihs Bseoauvs CernadUes to put out
ouo or ito;, a* they um a, UesU
iWITCHMEN STRIKB AGAIN.
TROUBLE BEN-WED IN CIIICAOO.
fi?iBanaa thi. pailobb h> dischakcb bon*
CMOS' MPH?A C-NDOCTOH ID'AIKS.
[nv Tt-.tr:s?u- ro un: ntrausa]
-BICAOO, .lune 23,--Ihe switchmen on t!ie Halts
Shore road renewed th, ir strike ol two months ago
this BtSenoes, demaneiag of thc officials ol the reed
that tin v disc?ergs ? ight aee-aaioo nun who bedbeen
in tia aasploy al tba aeeapany irom eif_ht te fourteen
v'-nx. it ia .imply a resews) nt tim eoatsst ss?as la
April. Tin- ssaehi?lea sf tkalstraggle U it tl" maali
in iln,il.t. TBS Lake Slioro BBSS?? aedarsd that IbCV
Weald xi.mii l,y the SOS liatOS nun ax loO| ax the latter
desired tn tem tin in the eecspanya smpley. The
BWttchmas claimed that they Inui ii-t'iriictl lo work
purely es tin sssarenes that tin* non a lon men would
h. di-pi,-eil ul in some manner in thc BOXt sixty t.'.i*.-.
i iii* has not happened, la tbe amentime tba funner
spokeaasaa ler Ike switchmen, Stahl, it ie staled, bsa
bi-en ni^eu politic il ample j amiil by tbe sheriff.
i In-inui nt ig, uri*, tl tm hr men from Hu oilier roads,
tbeewttebaaea decided tapreastheirdsmaad. lt waa
shown th.it willi the exception "1 a lew men in the em?
ili, -, ol ihe Chicane nm! Alton road, all the non-union
me.i in Cbleage had bess breed eat aad tbal it eely
remained fcc tha Lake Shore men io force thc present
tight in piece the union in control on all the roods.
This t..lennon a SelegStiOU ofthe switchmen welted
on lin* ollicial- ol the roai: al the deWB-taWS ollit is aad
rem w.-.i th,- BBSaiaBOa that BO strike would take j,lace.
Hie m.ninnie,-tn,-nt iliat tin strike wm on w..s there?
fore egree! siirprinc to the Llike Shore olBotals Ihe
aciioii mux sonssrtsd when lbs strike bsgsa, sad by :i
P. m. all except pSSBSOgSI ?nit)- had BC BS eg mc ung.
Tbs mliciais nf lin* company made BO ntlfiipt to con?
ceit', their anxiety. The fear w.is expre-xcil that thc
trouble might exton] over tlie, satire road.
W hen lim anmiiiiiei'iiii-iit ol the strike WSS made in
the Hoard of trade it occa^med some excitement sad
th,- belief was **x|ires-ct] iliat should the Blatter not he
adjusted thors would be ?valle all arenad, oaring to
tbs itieaf th sf the Switchmen's Association ami its
compacts, lt ix believed tl st thc other ninds aili Join
willi tin- Labs -hore this time, although tiny kept
eh .u ol the cul. nglfiiicut on lin- occasion of Ihe fermer
siuke. Since thea, however, the mails have lei med
aa iixxuciation and ut a meeting recterdaytacitly
Barred tbst a tight ot this character was as asset) a
Ugh! aga nxt mic line as ii'iolher and involved the right
tc employ labor. The lake shore, when Intorsaad ot
tba :u linn ot its switchmen, ar once warned all its
dreaasd-beel shippers tbst they had hetter hill their
property over some other hue until the present Boobies
were uii|ii?ti d.
Immediately niter it was announced that a strike
had began, a large crowd began to aether about the
v.-.nix io Forty-third-... A freight trala wss shoot to
leave tin- yalli-, Shortly Stier B P. BL, hut waa liol com?
plete!;, iliad, up, nnd a conductor. Pease, who WM
coupling some cars, waa art upon by the strikers and
ssvsgely beaten. His injuries aro serious. A brake?
man, iicorge Clyde, wsa threatened hy ihe mob, hut
Heil to riiiity-iiinth-si,, white le came tiinler the prn
t.-.ii.'ii ol the city police. In a sher! lime after the
men went mit, the switch engines were run into tho
mimd boase, Ihe pun refuted to beadle freight ol
anv description. There are immy car loads of perish?
able freight*, such as flesh amata and limits on the
tracks. Passenger trefle was not latsrlsred with.
Shortly before ?> p. tu. the division superintendent. Mr.
Blodgett) and tee yardmaater, Mr. Jones, took an
lng?is lniiii las roiiml house end coupling on to a
aa).-,- \ient tn,m th,- city to Forty thiril-8(. to conler
wit li ihe sit ikeix.
Baperintendeut BlodfOtt Sad Yardmaster Jones hud
nor arrive.i el any understanding with the men up to a
i?t- hour thia eveiiinir. The niirht switchmen dst aol go
to worn, however, and Hie strike appears to no a souled
fact.
EDISON MACHINE SHOPS GOING.
A DEC1SIOB TO BEHOVE HUM TO 8CBBNBCTAOT?
IXCBBASEB WOHBIBO PUMCB,
Win ii Thom?I A. Edison, tho inventor,
arrived st ibo etilsaeof lbs Edison Electric Lighting
('ompany, at No. 53 liftli-avc., yesterday, ba Itiformed
I'lesnlent Jolin-on and Attorney s. H. Balee that tho
i; lisou Maanfaetnrtng Compeer's machine simps
WOnbt be removed from Goerck-st. ill this city to
?a-L.kr.it. aad v as soon as appropriate machinery coull lin
I pul hi place. Mr. Ed MOB t ti. ll Stated that the oncer
taliity surreoadlOS tabor matters ls New-York WSS IBS
ciuef reaaon lor the step**, About a vein- egotba work
at the m.i, lune shops had mci,- Med tn such ea extent
thai it wax i,mu i n>-cess.ny io moura larger quarters, A
suitable p.oi of around was purohaaed in Brooklyn, and
a i asiin-.' xi.op put up. Large machine shops wen, io
follow, ami li is said dm puns w, re pre?
pared uni everything Bade ira,ly to beam
Ibe work. But a "it i io midd a i.r May, b fora tbe
(.'r.,, ix foi building could be let, a -mk.* took p ace rn
tbe abope saalnai tbe contract system In us,-nu certain
(obs uwins to the dHUoulilea, much annoyance ead
i-oiixiiii r.ii.ie loee waa Incurred, -everat Qorerumeut
, ont nels being forfeited. 'I be men in Mr. Edison's oilier
xn, i px ,,ii.i in ihe lilectiic Ligiittns Company
turned iu anl h Iped out the work amt so
enabled the eoinpany to defeat tha striken.
These dltticiil las lei \tr. Edison to thinking, ;ix
esp ,: ci ,,y -secretary Costa last night, and ii* deter?
mine i io pul it out of iii" power ot New-York labor
or-..un/iii,rn- to Injure bim, rberafors the Brooklyn
property w.n. aokl aud tbe McQueen Locomotive Um,.
nu r-cin.er.itiyi, win, li Were sold for debt, were
purchased, fin- Vii Q leen company ereclod I wo spacious
machine esopa, thai are proBouueed ive.: eui toe Mr.
leiisoii's purpoera As i ion ns tbe shops ara mady, all
tho work eon na* ted with tbe manufacture ot dynamos
amt heavy < leotrical machinery win i.e done there.
(mir the moat skilful ami un.xl loyal .n will lu- talon
lo Schenectady. Altogether aboiil :t"i> New-York and
Brooklyn meehan les an t laborers wm be thrown out of
employment. A considerable increase in rotc- wui be
require,i to run Hie s,-iieiieetady worse, but the mea trill
lie cliosi-n from Interior and eastern cltie-i as a rule.
gi -BREL8 OP THE CIOARMAKEKS.
TU! BIT IBB Kit.lil B-TWRBB TBE IBTKBNATIONAI?
AM' PBOOBCSSIVB8,
At tin* liuif ni' Ibe las! Im kout of tbecigar
iii akers tba Ci.mi ii.akers' ProgTBSslrs Union broke tho
iuds,mt by t..kui-' tbe plaeee of tho iBteraatlooal
in, n. wno were nil ?! riUet iii the shops of l,evy Uro' hers,
BrowuA Karlo aud P. MoCoy \fo. TbeelevoB Urns In
tin-ci.-,ir Mtniifi.-i .r.-r-,' Asaoelatloa prom?od to make
their Shops Knli-ditx of Labor sliops and the white lab, 1
of the Knights of Labor waa niven to then) to uso
on their irin. is. Tba Oeaeral Executive Board of tho
Knights of Labor waa called hero to make au iBVeetlga
tioii and spent two or three weeks looking Into the
matter, finally sastatntng thc action of Dis?
trict Assembly No. 49, Tho International
Ci:..rm ikeis were not Satisfied, bOWCVCr, but consulted
nation il anl International trades unions Hi it lind
griaveaees of a similar Bature against the Knights of
Labor. lt wax tins more thin any other
one thing thal Musad ttie trouble at Cleveland.
The pregreeilves, r-rpieeaated by Hie Home Club,
were stronh snougb io eapture the coaventlos al Cleve?
land atm tbs IntsrsatlouaiCigarmaksrs Kot no redress
from that sonic,-. 1 Hey did not contine th-lr wu fu.'
io these methods, howeynr, but succeeded la provlag
that many of tue BlgBTS bSSTtUg tho white label
were in i,ulai*! ni ed tn tenement-bouses, and by adver
ttatag Inls I set widely a quiet but elleetual boycott was
placed on the geode ssaaufaetared m tho Kuii/hts of
Labor (aetoriea A lacgo part cf the Knights
themeelves joined in the boycott, and t
has proved xo snout.' that hardly a winni label cigar cm
be bought In Mew-York city. A meeting or the manu?
facturers was held n cent.y alni the matter was thor
eugbly discussed, It ls aald that Hie manu
fat Hirers agreed that they would sive
up the while label altogether. preferrinir
to liave uo In-"-, at all, ami that they would not hold lt
as a requisite that any mau to obtalS rmploytnent
flinn tIieiiishou.it bo a Knight Of Labor. Tuts action
and tim tari n.ai the scale of waites paid In ilia
KultrhU i.f Labor shops Is lower than that paid tn Inter*
national shops has in -? l much discontent amoila' the
I'i,,_r- s-i-.es ami in all probanllity there will bo a spilt
lu the union.
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MR BOZIE Al Tl.li THK ..BOURE.
P-TTSBUKO, .lune -'A i Special'.?Viet-I'ii-m
dent Hone, of tho Missouri I'acitlo i:,tllway system,
passed Ihreagh ie dar on tbo way io si. Leela Bs said
ibiit only aoout 10 per cent of the stickers aro at work
SO bis Sse? one. ii.in.Ired of them had been punished
uni .Phi ui'.re had heeit in,Hoted. They will be prose?
cuted to the emt. Bren on" ls a Kutgul of I?bur. btjiT
lin Irons will uni again be niven eu,p.ny menu
THE TBO? MOULOBB8 IN TB?IB own DBPBVC-.
TBOT, .June 23 {Special}.? The inotililoi's tim
ri n,m.- issued an address to the people ot 1 roy explaiu
1 ti tr the emises which le,| fg tho strike sctllod yesterday,
which was tu.iuis'tir.tte 1 four month, uko. Ihe docil
ui'-i,i u ni'lefi-nce of Iron Moulders' L'nloii No. 2, and
deals with the history of tho stove trade lu troy from
the date of the long strike In 1x70 and 1.77. Iho ad
die.-i ataaes wim tea words:
M We sincerely hope for a long period af prosperity
sad sn end to strikes, lint, lu tim most Mssdly spirit,
we waru the store iiianuf ecturers to be geseNUS kt 1.--.t
tin y eeo anti not toroa us lo another Ight."
I lie f,,umlt les are prep.ire,i foi a reeumptlOC and two
c. a '.i ns wui take aaeta to-morrow, im- manufacturers
linke telegraphed Ihelr largest uilslouioii of tbo oud of
tho ell.kc.
itu; Mori. DEBS' inion TO JO-f TOE kn ion rs.
PlTTSBCBG. .lune 23 [8pArial).?Tiio bon
Moiildeis' C'nloii of Norili America, wilton has over
10,1,11 ti rn, iui,ri i., may BOOS 88 Barged willi ihe Knight*
sf febar TO every ledee ta tbo eales there ba vo been
sent i, -oiUiioi.x iidvlslnc the election to tlie next
Nat,ou,il Convention of gstagaSsa wlio favor amalgaina
--im thc Ki.i_.ii(a. Ibo uuiou baa gradually do**>ll_ed
mr years, ii was once anni in iia?,t ? .-?? e
In Plttebura*. but that ls Imposable now. Tne niouiacrs
expect that by the ea?lilies iber wont 1 be a.loraed re
lief from the effects of tue sppWBltSS aysteru.
TSOUBLfl FOR BTBEETTJAl LINKS.
TIIK MEN Cu Mp I. tis* THAT SOBBRMBBTI HAVE B7KN
BBOKBK?lllltKATKNINH TIK CT'S.
Tho street c;ir mon in District Assenitilv
Na 75 aro In trouble all around and many of ibe roads
both ni Now-York-and Ilrooklyn. Tbe companies have as?
sumed that tm* i ixl enu?oles* tlo-np lias released them
from all obll-raiions. As ihey have an blea that thc tlRlit
Ing power of District Assembly No. 75 ls gone, they
have in immy cases (tone back to the old state of
things winch existed before the first tie-up. Had lt not
bSSB for tu,, rulex lan .town at the Cluvolanl c.iivcnl'.m
a dozen roads would already he tied up la
thc two attlee, and ns lt is tho district
has gathered ail tho evidence passible
rind sii -muted ll to the General Executive Itoart which
will lake char ;."? of Ihe matter now,.linI If tne ro els Which
ha ve broken their acree monta do not make saltabta ar?
rangements, tliov will bo tied up willi Hu) sanc?
tion of the entire order of the Knights of Labor and ail
Hu-power of the order pledged to the sup.ioi't of Hie
strike.
1 h - A venue (7 line, It ls alleged has reduco 1 the pay of
stablemen and laborersfr.no fig 35 lo Rt woeklr. This
ls denied, however, al the oftlce uf the ooiupany. Ihe
fixtli AVOBSe Una has peeled SP a notice that ibo new
men not alembert et tho order must not b? approsch ??!
with it view to treitlug them to Join it. The
Heit line has discharged uieu for no other reason
than a participation In the last tie-up au-l have
reduced the pa* Of laborers from fl 75 to -xl 50 a 'Uv.
ami rartmea from 89 ta gi Bo a day. It ts ta
lil,.,,kit ii, however, tb it the greatest cause of
complaint exists. On tho De Kalb Ave?
nue line Hi,. number of strut.ht runs has
been reduced from ls en'y-four to flfteeu. Tuero aro
sn swing trippers who work from fourteen le twenty
Boan ami thirty-two dippers il .1 IIS With shout Iho
aaiuo ruuuliig time. On tho Kioadway Mad tbo new
time table ls worxe than Hie original one.
(?n the sereu roads uniter contro' of 'he Atlantic Avenue
Company some of the mes hove to work from thirteen
to -Iii,-en hours a dav. Hie Htookiyu City road ls the
only one In Br,ing.yu that bas stool rairlv up lo its agree
men'. A proinlnikiit member of the District ESOOuUva
Boord sail lest night : ?? If llie couinaitles are limier Hie
Impression that the recent defeat on tho Tdrd Avenue
Hoad bax disorganise- the men and put them In a proper
frame of mind to submit pe icerully to such doings, they
arc utataken. a tie-up is ,n,,re thea likely ea every
road which has violated Its agreement, amt this time it
will havo the sanction of the whole order and
win bs gept on until full assurances ar given
that justice will be done Hie men. We, of course, will
ln.ve to await the action of the General Lxecuttre
Hoard."
.?ohio ef the men are anxious to have the
roads tie I up at once. Tbe State Ball
I reed Commissioners bave tl,-el,ted that under tbo
twelve.hour law the companys have a right to make
the men work part of ihe twelve hours at oue tliuo aud
part at another.
TROUBLE ON THK NKW -QUKDUC
Abmit 2,000 mon on tlie now Aqueduct
struck last Mon iav beeSOSS thoy di I not like to have
their old Superintendent, D I) Mt*Beau, dep >aed ami a
nsw man, J. A. I.atcba, appointed manager In his place.
At noon yesterday Mr. Mcliean, who ls ono of tho
firm of llrowo, Howard st Co., tho contractors, told
Mr. Late?I that if he dil not do something to hreuk
the deadlock ami havo the uie'i go nark to work, he
would himself. Mr. Lttcha woud uot aeroo to a com?
promise. Mr. Mcliean toni the men to go b.icg to work
nt their old place*, 'ihey thought thai Mr. I.atcba
hail been suspended aud Mr. Mc (luau reappointed,
eo ihey went to work. Mr. Lutcha says he will
not recognize tbe men wno have retained to work, un
lesx they will recognize hun as nienaber. He or terell
the tlme-keepeis to take no time until he told then. to.
and 'he various boardlnc*hou*e keepera to elvo no board
or lodgings to any of the men until ti" authorised them
to tlo so. If these orders are obeyed, trouble may arise
.rn 1 some vi,,., lire !,,- donn to ttiu woi ks.
-?. _?
BOTES OF ?-BOB TBOUBLE&
TboT, June 23.?Tbe Collar .Manutaeturers'
Axioei.it,un mut at 10 o'clock (his morning and adopted
a rcs,ilut!,ni ordering ali tho collar factories
to resume business to-morrow, and requesting all tho
employes to report for duly. Tuo moulders will resume
woik to-morrow.
PrrrSBOBO, June t'A iS/ieciil).-After a long
anl heated discussion of ibo 19 cent nailers'
scale to-day Hie nianiifactuieis refused to sign lt
and offered aa a eompromlae lo alee a eoeta w,th aaren
teen canis as a minimum Ugo re, Tins scale the undera
were given tin Friday morning te ooosldi r,
Sr. !.<>i ix, June 2:1? Tho conference to-day between
tho singing and rn leter plumbers resulted m tb.t
a,io),ium ,<r a oempremise wm, u ends tue alt?(Sb w ut, u.
begun on Slay l.
a .uuon Torsi) at last.
BEVEBTT**XIBB ll IB BRJBCTBP BT COOB8E-IB THE
CASES Of IBB CHICAGO ABABC-SISTS.
Ciiicaoo, Juno _:> {Special-.?Despite the
nilli.gs of the (oort to liax'en llie proceedings In tho
Ausrcbist fax, s, in ? work of selecting a Juiy drags
slowly. This morning forty-Ava men had beea called,
examlBCd an I rejected. By nunn twenty moro had been
pasaed upon and only oi.i rejected. From the qaestloaa
put ly counsal for defence, it is obviously Intended to
sii it ont Irish OathoUcB and pronounced churchmen of
every denomination, ail larg-- employers, toremes la
?hope, and old sol luis of the Tulon. Jildgo dary wis
in his place for several minutes before tbo hour for the
up lung of court. Al D' a. in. the eight prisoners were
eaeorted ui'o tho room and subjected to the
usu.il routine of bau (shaking hy Ceptala Blakek
and Attorney Zelsler, Wheo tho lereaeoa ismlon had
condini'-,!, tue only juror accepted ny b"tit si les s t4
.lames A. (oles, wini xe r Ve I as ail otliccr 111 the llsl
ohio Volunteers m. ibe esr.
At tin- afieri-oou session, the Court suggected thal
a special ' venlra for u,ty additional Jurors
:,o Iseued returnable lo-monow. This waa
screed to ly both Sides. (me of the
nieii examined lu the afternoon was E. v. Bhedd,
employi j in a wholesale ls i nn,i coffee wereh -use. Ile
batt rca-: mil beard abom t:i? ease aud ba l au opinion,
which he bad not espresso-*!. Ue thought that he could
give tbe ue i mlam 1 a fair aad Impartial trial. He was
oliallengedforeauieand.be challenge was everruled,
the t mn t remarking that nial nv |ury would have to BS
n creator travesty on lustloa thau oreo any.ly it pres
eui supposed ii to be if intelligent men could aol go into
the box having au opinion and could not lay thar opinion
aside If ll were contrary lethe evidence iu ttie cnaa
Attet a great neal of argument on the point aad a fur?
ther examination of the Juror uo was challenged per
emptorily. w nea the coan adjourned, at o:do pt Bk, nev
-.-,:. .i ? persons Uatl been challenged.
ILLINOIS PBOBIBITIOS OOSVBBTIOB.
BpbibgfielDi 111., .Jun-' 23.?The Prohibition
Stete Convention met here to-day with shoot BOOdsto
ga*esin stieadssss. J- c. Pepper, af Aiedo, aaa sleeted
chairman,aad the daywaaapeut in preliminary work.
A maxs meet nt; was held to- ii i?li t. at which a number of
speeches were mada. It waa alerted that tho pro?
hibition cause is itssdlly gaming groond and thc leaders
appeal ?aagulne of nlttmate su-cess. They h..ve rsesrd
to mug. thar eay, to either of the old parties tor natal
anec and prepuce to bund up a prohibition party thal
will sweep tbs Btata Tho convention will uonuneM a
State ticket to-morrow.
DRTVISa CATI I.E OCT OE CHICKASAW RATIOS.
MusKOGEE, I. A., Juno 23.?Governor vVoif,
of tho Chickasa -? N itiou, y,-.-t-ri.ty issued a proclauia
Uon ordering the tmmsdlata rom,ira! of ali cattle from
the Nation, and Imposing a charge of $1 a nea,I for Hie
grass consumed by sud cattle. M.my of tlio-e catllo
have been purchased by Chickasaws, but this proclama?
tion nullities all -.ic-i purchase*.
RZFLORION AT A POWDER MILT.
I.akk lloi'A'K dm;, N. .1., .Juno _:i.?An ex?
plosion oeearred ea Monday at 2 p. m. in tho works of
the American Forclde I'owder Company, m-ar Lake
llopatcoug. The dauiago will amount to about ,*?0,ooO.
No oue was hurt.
IE LEG BA TIIIC SO T ES.
METHODIST QEBEBAL COBPEBEBCE,
Ocaas Osors, M. J.. Juno 23.?Al ihe tart session or
the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
( i,nidi ,he question of consolidating uu ,er one general
board of otlicers all the benevolent Societies of (neds
uoiuinaiiou was a subjeet of considerable discussion. Ii
was ilu.iiiy decided te i*-av,- the matter le tue next Gen
er.U Cotifereuce fur tin il acilo i, aud a special couimittei.
was appointed lo prepare a report. Ihe committee m?t
to-day, amt will present au elaiiorate report at Ibo next
session of the General Conference.
I.K-KMTN'U THK E_HIBirtO? OF HElt PIcrt'ItE.
( mt Atiti. Juue-J {Special). -The libel suit of Miss M.
A. Joiinstin agaiuet the Cuioago Cartoon ( ompany cam.)
up mr a second trial before Judge Schollel,I to-lay. The
basis of Miss .lohiiaou'e still, winch is for F-*0,000 dam
ages, was a plciara exhibited at the time iu.) complain
aut waa creating a surat tue beauty snow at the West
Wide Museum.
?UICIsDB BECAUSE OF ILL health.
ATI ama. (.a., June JJ ibuceiuli.? J. Pf, Vaugh of
Hulls County, drowned himself il ibe pond attached to
the celebrated rweea DeLeou apr.ug*. near Atlanta, this
tn,,iliing. Ile left auote s.tylug he waa Ured ot liviug
becouse Uo sultered from III -health,
UKI TALLY HEATING A HOY.
Lkai'I c. June '-?( tsperteO.?The Baw. D. i># Albrtgh! -
rx-superiiiteii-loni ol the Urthauy Orphan Hom,., was
pined OS trial hero to-day on tue charge of brutally
whipping Harry Kramer, age thu te,.n. .?? tamale efl??
Home. The iitry Ibis eveuiug gave a renllci ?f gallty,
POIBOMEO Bi EATIBQ iiiSHED BEEF.
\\ 4 ii.lil ii 11., Me., June _::t. -Elevoe mell i? the em?
ploy oi Bortos -v Partngten sta bached mest for break?
fast vest- rial* and Wore suddenly prostrated with vio?
lent purging and vomillug, exhlOltiug ?irou_; symptom*
Of po soiling.
(Jil A Kt. kl) Willi M KM.-.NAGING AN BBTA?&
ii,-stun, Jase 83,?William vv. carrum, ex-Judge ot
the Newton I1.,lne Court, who wa* arresto 1 in Wsshing
ISO uudei- sa indictment charging bim willi IhSOlsbeS
?t.emciit nf a ,u,it t'-t,ooo while acting us admiuitli'aior
ol ihe estate of Julia I. Ward, ot Oakland, Cal., waa ar
raignml bt-re ibis morning. Ile pleaded uot guilty and
waa bold tu ball ol 010,000 fur Ulai.
THE RAID OM TIIFlsS A SK MO I'S MATTER.
WILZIG PROMPILY CO.NVlcrHi?PLAIN WoKDS ffRBSj
jcdcf BsRRRTff.
The trial nf I' ml \Vil/i?r, the liuvcoft'r, on A
charge of extorting iSI.OoO from George Theiss, pro?
prietor of a cnneort-liall In Poditeenth st., by Hire its BJ
ruin Ids business, was Mulshed yesterday and retilt-sl In
his bbs. btum. He ami tim five olhors Indicted with him
ml in a row In the Court of Off** an I Ter.uinsr noir
RiUtom F. Howe, the counsel of Wilzig.
A motion to i plash tho indictment, in vis hy Mr. Howe,
was demott, and licorge Thetas. pmprletnr of lim concert
saloon Baa lill an 1 HP! East Foirt**uth s? . w.s .-ailed
ii- tl:, H.--! wt-iie-s NM th* jiro-i . u'loii. He sahl he li tl
J..'1'si.n il jiio|ieity tlmre worth s? Vi, ii il, BB 1 that (,e.>rgS
Lhret, the brewer, ba I a innrrzage on th'- pla. a. Tue
deniatut was made List he should disci.argo th ' leader of
BisorcBOstra, Mr. E-cherr, aad his musician* and em
ploy men from tba Carl Salim * Inti, paying Bash of them
.Til-' ii week. Rp to that time In-hid given tim l*ii.l.-t
0313 a wef k willi which lo pay him.elf an I tho nan L A
boyeoM was ksreebmed unless ho aaeadal le tins
ile uiitid. Ile described th* long hos cut sui the proeet
slnnsof the bnvroiters suti placards In front of Ills
j.lace, and -ii I that one night tiny set lire tu BBS ball amt
be had le aol Bi: moe pettosaMB ts Broses! baav He
toestlasd s ehesh for fflJtKRJ tnt bad keea given to
Wilzig sad said tko latter Hirea'saod a further boycott
?Blom ks pud SJ .OOO and the iu-llecttl exj.oniet of tho
boycott.
Colonel Follows rea 1 a cojiy of tho boycotting cireuUr,
to Getasaa sad English, arhaoa eras dtotrthatol io hroal
of Theiss's concert hall. Os orois ? xcin nation tho
witness rejieated Ins i t.itcun-nts witaoiit variation, tu
reply to Ju.lgo llarrett ho said that the boycotter*
en'-rod hi-place BB uno occasion and posto-l the cir?
culars aa tin- t Odes and walla.
George Ibis I. the bro .eur, and Charlot Es.'herf, %
member of Ls,-lien's BCBBBBWM, corrnborate 1 this lust.
inoiiy, amt thlscliisml USS OBOS for th* poeseR
After Mr. Howe li el uindo lu* op.tun,' address ho
called Wilzig to tuc stand. Wilzig ustille I thro . | . t
Herman Interpreter that Bo ltvel at No. 'J71i I..ul
Hoiistou-sr., and hail a, cn in this couutrs- t.-u years Uti
ssas qpnalaiad a ooiumittco by the Wailers' L'uiou tn .-all
up u Mr Theiss aad ask bim to eur. oy only union ni 1
and to pay them #7 a week each. " I told him," he I nd,
- that tho men a-e.o entitled to living wage*. Theiss
i. j.1.el ' I don't employ waiters; tims* It-Lows who wait
011 tab.es are nu gool.' I tobi hun that union men ought
tobeaaaaasyed ny him and he asakf gat pawl boob ny
faying decent .stges. Theiss said he wanbi think .tim il
lt, but his wife Jollied lu thu oouvetaaliou and 111 eu Ucl
us."
" What do you underst.tud hy a hojioit I" Inquired
Mr. Hosve.
" I understand a boycott to no an orgsaltalton in it
quiet .uni p" ..c* ?'.,. ? in tinier to refralu fro.u sOBllOg nu
a Ulan lu b i-ii.o.-s," Was thc rej.ly.
Wilzig sud ho never did any s ml.-nt set while tho boy?
cott lasted. He counseled the men wno murchs 1 ny
Theiss's pleas to babara quietly. Befon iii.- .non mea
obtained eera lu tuc alhambra t .0 Batters turra
received gi SO aad BS a week. The union demanded
.?'.' a week for men who wurketl t.-u ho us, and ?7 (ur
those who worked mi night. Ha uever UtrosMBOd Toetoa
ti.at hu would lujnrc his person or property. Theiss
hal a ?' bouncer " thora to Bfovoul parsons (rom taroat
eniiig niui. Tho witness Bevel caused the circulars t.?
be distributed. Hu sea lu George Beret's pl sea whit
the check Was dr, issn, and ISpOOtOd his re 1 nest tu tS
Theiss au.<uld employ union waites at union prto-.
Mr. Kee,1 les, from Hie Ceutrtl Labor Colon, dil BBB of
tuc talking. T11.1t union ordered t..e boycott Boodles
Bead tb* expeoare of it woald amount ut fl,ooo, Iheu
ihoi-n and Killel heit a ciusuit.it on. A son of Theiss
had pr.-vi.111-is kaoekod down oun of tue uuioui-ts Tho
witness dbi not se. him du lt. l'imiss agreed 10 give nm
fl.don to oovor lha ciiwiisre of tba boycott. Bg turua;.*.
srerc mad* au.1 too wini-ss nevor in-rn-iel or Biged
ans jer-,.,1 io in.tko threats against Mi. Tlc i.s. Tte
ss I'.ness divid J every cent o tue Boney oasssg tue
Mir*,- 01 gsull itio.is.
Colonel Fellows at this potot intoriupv.l the iiroceet
lacseadasxed that Michael o'leary, nf tao cutters'
Inion, lotiill.t Ul Ile fit with Wllzl,', bo taken ttl tut
Tombs aol be beblto answer a charge ot at^tadooassol
preferred by his wita, fun regerei was groatod aaa
O'leary departed in charge ot officer Heatley, of lae
District-Attorney'softies, aecouipQnmd by lu.- counsel,
Louis v I'"*:,
wuzig farther sail " Wa rig oed bb asroeamei to tus
efl-, l that Mr. Theiss would aires lo mir di mau is. At
this ti mn I sv.is.it sock aSS Walter to Irviu.' Hal. "
ir....<-. vain,ucl by Colonel 1-e,toss's, tim vsnn-s.s said
he was .secretary of Wailers' I'm..11 No. 1 it tba line ol
tao occurrence 1-iimplalued of. He -gin-I toe contract
witU Theiss although mere was a raproseDI ilise pr. - it
01 tue central Lan >r l'uiou, winch was tbs eely imi ly
that bad power tu declare a boycott Mr. raetosdls
obarged a aumber or oaioo oma, tolling them to go .uni
h.-p.ii 1 nv ih* central Labor [Taloa, wbleh w 1- oom
poead of thieves aad robbari Ebrat'sb.keep**, .lr.-*
sp toe BirsaiasBt, rim alta sss said ba ss.,s notaat*
u rallied.
Ms v 1 > iibii loser, another of tu* indicted om i, le] sm I
th, he tte "i. gi 'i i" tim vs airers'i'm.m. tua! bs ss,.,
11, taut ss ii,ui tbs agreemeat with rheta* aroa -i.nei, aad
ih.k tue soeck was urawa to Rtbn\f*i order nm s os au
occident thia say thing else." Cr-Mt-eXauiloel in 1ml
bc n.ougut the object ol a boycott ssas to injure s min's
bi.-uicvs.
' For now long." asked Colonel Polio ea, 'di I you ka vs
tks san ivs n-.'i um.i parads before tbe Alua abra la Lour?
ie nti.-.t. i"
?? Tsseivo or tbirtoea days," was tbe aaswer.
? \s v dui yoe not pay tue sesuwick Btes salsa
jin es I"
?? I .lon's know abel iim-o stan received ts wages."
August i'. R'ageusr, couuset ol tbs I 'ari Behm Cleby
te-'ibei that bs bronghl au aotlooin mo t'it.' Couti
against yo lag Br. Tun-- .'or t-- mit aa i me uiier ol tits
cum vvimn tue el-tor Thetas gavs tko eheek his tun
rec.use I u r.-l>- ,-a.
liena*: n'le.irs, lins lug bean bro Ight lilia-from Hie
I'oiu .- I'o... e I oort took Hi* stall I au l sud bo bOtOOgOd
to I .'' ii 'bin uriel' Ol UM Kn,?Ut. of Lum." He
related tbe olreuin.iaueea andee which 11.000 vee
drmeuds I irom Rr, Tue..-, aa bi. 1 r* leeossort bed dewe
vir. Rowe tommed ap tot tba defeeon .ni cotoaol
Fellows i..r tu* moeaeatloa. Jostles Barrett ia bbl
thargo sam ho h?d gi eat sympathy for t ha workmsflaaa
Innis elim is Ul better bl- cu.I.tl,ll, but Ba - tw with
,i. rp sin-row teat smsas tbeaeautklag tucb eaorts there
w.,s a ten icncy to lowloasaoss. rae srtectof th's wog
to deprive timm nt tbe sympathy of tl.cu be I friends,
Tboy bad a right to orgaaiia, but only lt* lawful par
p ..-os. lie waul 1.1 Dish aol'kiugaasa whoo issi forssed
orgaul/.iiious, mst al Bil to appoint a coiuu.. ? ? . . ,
g..ml uni 'itinesl lass s el's who, wu In.ul the dealt 0 W get
their sn.i.-s, would cornelly advise tb rn lu regard to too
ia,v. sympathy suth workingmen l.ai ootiiiogto ki
with Has cn-*. !l was la.viul Car umn p..,. e inly aad
privately m ask their Meeds set lo work for a maa or
not to4|.a tootra a i er;.un place, bal it was uaite didctenl
when mea ia oraealzed bodies sr..n.i .,r m nco,, i m front
nt a pin-.-, can ymg placards -iud distributing circulars.
Il ti M aol nee. -s- ir, tu n set ntl Ibleata mould ??? III BOO.
it'.as tor tbe Jury to sis- wost Dar each ia-ttoe did aol
alni.nut to three *. Tim ia lg* tersely pieced tuo ; ..int,
ntiim i*.-iinony before lae jury sad said they un.-t
tleiermiue wbeto*r tue witnesses lor ibo poopis cr Ukase
tor tin' iiefeiit i- ss'i-m to be stlmvea.
T'.o inly titer an ai'-i ncr oi twenty minutes returned
to court with b verdict oi -'.nuts," win.u tueurtaoaei
received ssuhout any inai.ifestaliou of emotion. Justice
Barratt said thal hs wooli md -.nene., i ,., prisoaot
until his companions had beoa nie I .md tout hu would
proceed arith tho essa of linus iiuiioiti, tho luuiiciau,
luis mom.ug.
g HOT FI VI: ll MUS AS l> A I I VU.
Omaha, Neb., Juno -.1.?C. L Hrailley, a
co.ore,i gambler, was shot and probably fatally
wounded by Thomas-uotwell, near (rawfoid, yester?
day. Kradicy was lying aslet'jt in hu cot when Sinn well
shot him lu th* back of the head. Shotw.h mn (ired
Into Bradley's back as he rose ,,p aol next drove a bur
let through Bradley's ere, another bullet into his fo??
head and still another Into his rig ti arm. S,.orwell
mounted a horse and osctped to the lillis. Brad.ey
never lost consent isuet* nu I ls still alive. Bradley has
been lu eight snooting scrapes iud has always ,,,-en hit
DY1M) IR A TUA SCH.
Philadelphia, Juno 23 us'//, cir/).?Mia,
M. K. Burton, a sjnritualist, gave a seance to a largs
crowd last ulght at her home. No. Ult W'ood-st. (she
warned those present thal she would go l ti tu a trance
and would b.-giu the performance. The room wji dark?
ened. Everybody was ittoM for half au hour Thea
on* of the men touched Hie worn.ni au I fo iud that she
waa cold. A further exam.nation revealed Hie fact thal
sue was dead.
? ?
Jf/i\ Kl" Vf If UI.FCSI.S IO WITHOKAW.
Indianapolis. Juno 'JA [Special).?A long
lottor was receirod here to-day by tiie secretary of lbs
Iieiuocr.itic Central Committee from Congressman
Bynuiu lu which he declined to comply with tue cont.
mince's request that b .in he atitl Mr. R tiley. Hie candi
date of the bolters, withdraw lu the Interest of nar
tunny from tbe Congressional righi lu this district ana
permit a new nomination. Mr. itv mun says that his
withdrawal would be au act of cowardice walch sh mil
ansi would ming evei lasting dlagi ac -
JKAI.OCSY IR OHtO TOW AUB BMW -UW.HXD
CiiAKLKsroN, W. Va., Juno 23.?At a b it
quet given by Cilt/.eui .md the local press io tin- td i
or* of OalStOl which were present (ioveruor ffstraasS
and tbo Hon. C. Gras ve Ber, m-rn ber of Congieae fr ra
Ohio, Congresiman Grusveuor saul. " lu ohio thora U
muru Inleueo fce.iug against the RgW sTaglesd Sut*t
than Hiern wis agaiuil tue -outh, owing to Bbl fact that
th* Rew-Eaglsad Mate, do uoi warn tu* Bealh aad vv'*at
to Improve, nut to.i mam beeB by not legiauilug ia
th* lulart-tl of t..e isvo rfreal las-lions of Hie emu.
try." He SksraCBSriSee Ihelr OIllZ.-u* ai being " ma
over educaied pruville.alism nf IBO East,'' lb* gentle?
man was severe tu hi* ? j.eco a against lue Now-Lug
lauders.
/V MOROM OrOOMMUBOIAL TRATBLLRBM.
Baltimore, June 23 Is^aaiaft.?Tlat b.isiuesa
streett of ll,, niue presented a g ,y ap?
pearance to-night. All the laue wholes ile
houses were decorated with Bigs and buming
tu honor of lbs hundred, of drum tn rs wini base come
lo attend Hi* annual convention ot lite Travellers' pro?
tective Association. l>e.*gal*s an- jun-*..nt D.uuiieary
every .-taio lu (Uo Uuiuu, exsiepllug ibsi.u oe tbe PaciU*
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