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INEW-YORK. SATURDAY, JUNE 27, I891.-TWELVE PAGES
PRICE THREE CExNTS.
GREAT DAMAGE BY FLOODS.
AN IOWA TOWN AL.IOST WIPED OUT.
8R0E TRACTS COVKREO BT A SDA OF WATrR
-IiOSS OF UVB-'TOCK AND CROFS
R1VERS IUS1NO RAPIDLT.
Boone, Iowa. June 2f..-At the Chlcago and
BjHai 1111 hcadquarters in thi- city was rc
rived to-dnv Ikc Mrst dircet nc*vs trom the secne
i the BBBtB in the Maple Rlver braneh of the ;
JLd The ?nr- i* mm the operator at Mo- ,
5a -nd aaya that town in almoat wiped out. the
water run. ln at the station windows and ta up
,o he eeillncs of the bnlklin.. All the bousos ,n
L flat P-ortion of the town have been avrept
!wav and the nilroad turn tahle is washed fr.uu
_TSa? Three nnlea of track are Cone between
Moville and K.na.ley; alao taost of the amall
hrtdaea nnd the bridne over the Sioux Rlver. Thia
SrB?t-OB ta now beirnr supplementcd by another
_____? 188*8. nt preaent in the same re.ion and
indina south to the maln line ol the North
witern E E raininK very hard and the .torm
fcSS5 mX Jnne 2,-H? hundred people
?? J_.de MkB and destitute in thls city hy
J??? ttocd. The resouree. of the ci...rt.
J,ve been taxed to the utmost to MC* the
pre^nt requircnients of theae people. and out
Ite aid mu.t be given to avert hard
iTp. The Mnyor. D. II. Bloom, has issued
"n appeal to the puhlie lor aid, and has tele
traplied to the Governor for 100tcnts. Con
Jrit.utions rnny be sent to Mayor l'loom.
.Vatrrloo. I8W8, J??? **.-** Ilhnois Central
-onrtuetor wke rrtaracd to-day fron. the scene of
deaolatlon hv tlie meent 848888, repc.rts the taoaea
JfThe pcple Who livo-1 in tl.e track of the atorm
J almoat mercdible. The cuntry from Stortn
Lake fi Cherokee was one vn.t sea of water. 1M
^rchanta in every BaWB te-wBBB the two polnta
Wffered Kroat taaa, _? say nothing ol the ilan.n e
m crope and llve stork and the seventy-five to i
Too BOtaaea washed away on the bottoms at Uiero
L mo,! -.1 which were the hon.es of j
lab-'rlng men. These people lost every
rhing. bnrely esenping with their lives and
Lanr ooverine for their backs. Hundred. ..f
SLll were seen 1. the river floatin* ?8 her
Jee Wedncsday, and the hc.rses still Med to the
ft.8B.eBts 8< t.?cir wreeked harna. H-Kflltod. af
Cattle. ho,s and ehiekens Mllowed each other at
.hort, interv.Js. The Uttta Bttmx ^mt\\*f.Um
Cherokee ta Onawa. la BBB al tbe hrseat stock
yaisit.K rrjrioiia in Iowa, and when the water rnih
aidea and a careful survey of the deaalated diatnct
can be made, the prospeet in loss is seen to be
creat One farmer livin- south of Cherokee says
that over IM head of cattle are missins. from me
pnaturea, BBB 88 supposed all were lurt. Another
man ntvmeil VaBfB. an iraporter ef draft horaea
at Cherokee, lost ei-ht vuluable aninials.
The Illinois Central is also a heavy loner.
Superinten.icnt Glltoaa aaya that *;..n,ooo will
not repnir tka BBflBO* already to t-fht, BB$\1*
? IBlUallTrT have not been purwd inrther than
?ve BttVra on the smith hranch, a>d Ihe north
te 8-U1 iBBaaaalbte. The eompany hns a force of
,?? men at work at the brtdge at Cherokee ami
witii no had Ittek, a temporaiy atrueture will bc
taZy tor u.e by Sunday. All wapon-brid.es ob
^e country road_ from Stonu Lake toChwkoe
are goue, aad Cherokee is still accessible only by
^Fcrt DaaVja. I-?wa, June 26.-Thc lntest nd
ricea from l herokee say that the dMBPfle Ij
the ifoods is gren-or ll.an at flrst rep.?it-"d. The
Sioux Kiver ra auhaiding. but it is atill lorty leet
deep, aod covcix a qunrt--r of n mlle ot couBtry.
The averaee Aepth of the river when m Us chabnel
i, about four feet. The wmk of rJeoring away
the dehris is now in proprors, and aid Li being
rendered tlie UBfortUBatC iiiliaoil.i'iis.
\n eve-v.itncss of Taeaday'. flood, who hns just
?rr'ived" from Cheiokec. aaya tbat it is nrcessuy
for one Ib see. ta have tl.e least idea of the great
amount of.lanii._c done. '"Wliy.- l.eexclaimed. it
is simply wonderiul the waj tkat ii-ii.-tise body
cf araaat swept things belore it. Houses vere
but biibi.les on lta crcst 1 was at Cherokee when
the c'o'id-l uist came, and in lctss time thaji it
takes to tell it a llood w:>s ?poB lbe tc.wn. II i'iscs
were seen to tremble, awiBJ! half around, and ?>e
carried alonp hy the toirents. Trees v.ere bent
and broken like reeds, and not B thing could stop
the tcrrific ouward rush of the waters; and
all this oc'iuied 1-cfore the peojile could pessihiy
realirc what had boppeiied. The m<>st leinuk
kble feat'ire of the dicaster is that any .t the people
in the track of the tiood 8B8BBa.ll with their lives.
As far as I knc.w, no lives were lost at Cherokee
and the imme.liate vicinity. The stonu u..ide lic
twwn lf* and 4^0 futuilies lion.ok'.as in and about
Cherokee. Tl'.ese are betBg carred let in the
Mascnic*. d. A. B. and KfligMa of Pythlai halls
at Clierukee. The Illinois Central h.st 12,777
feet of BBBiJntd nnd 087 feet of Hlling. This does
not include the bridft taken out over the Sioux
River. The amount of dnmasc will 18808 a quarter
of a million dollars."
Omaha, June -f> (Speeial).-A perfect dehige of
rain fell throughout Nebruska to-duy. Kailniad
traffio is all suspended ia the State. No train
has moved in here or out of here for the West
tonight. In i_any places in the State tracks are
untler water for miles, uiakin. trafhe iuipossihle
Tl..- IfkBoari is B l-af-Bf torrent, is risim,' last, and
ls within a few feet of the danger line.
Tlie crop dnraage is incalculable thus lar.
J'hree v.rnadcH'b pa.sed over Palmer, but dia
little daiuase iu the |OWB. A dispritch to " Ihe
lice.*' from Ida Orore, Indiana, says twenty-tr-e
houbes are fleoded there and the people have been
obligvd f. ?-'.-. snlety ansl shelter on liigli grouncl.
All eatomaolcatioa wii . Uie North is cut otl.
The Maple RiVer la at the hinheHt ever known.
Nehraskn < ity, Ncb., June '.('..?A teniflc rain
.t-.tni prevallfd here this afternoon. Cel.are and
bouaea were flomled. Ihe dama?e ajfgrexating sev
rral thousand dollars. Smull gram was beaten
down and badly damajred. __.__,
St I'aul, Mmn., June .fi.-The sleeper Diekin
,i. on tka N'.rthcrn I'acitie train which left here
Bo;;. 01 tne .-Mucnc-iii i ........ w..... .....r.. -......-..
tw.. dayb afa left the track one niile wesi ol
Kosebinl. HoB. . BBB Britea west of here, alx.ut
|0:i0 _88t niKht. hetau-se of a araaboBt. The
car lipf-ed over Ifl Ihe water. Sixtt-fii p.-i.ple were
in the c?r. and seveia! \M-re more or less lnjurad,
b'lt none aeriaaaly. _Aa_i f-f_tjhe number were tiu*
teni|>eraiiee
?i1tst)ii
Oataii
none fleriouslv. Am< n^ the nuniher were the
perance orator. Franc-is Murphv and wife. ol
I6hurg: Mrs. Wil'.iam Toole nn(! son. Mnmilto'i,
U-rtaiio; T. \V. Sheck aod wife. Portland, Ore.;
Major Frederie ]>. Sootl and daughter, Rji*hin..iid.
Va ? A S. Wilcy. Detroll, Mieh.; Ototm J. Mob.
roe, Joliet. III-: W. P. Jewett. St. Faul; Rolicrt
T Crawabaw, London, Enjrland : E- Keuuiighoven,
Chicago; Siduey Ashmun. New-York.
-*>
THE C1UCAGO COUXOIL WBTBALB A GRAXT.
CM-flfB. June 2"').-Tlie (ity Counell to nlt-lit. after
*n exritine dl*-cussion. repoalecl an orclinance whlrh
lt wa^. d laa-raiai t" day hai bren siinaptitlcu-lv m.hecI
Uirouch tlie O.undl a fortnlfiht hro. ar.intlnir Ihe?
Cliieaeo and Nortli-re I?a< itir ____JwaV BBB milc ritlit
ol \c_.. Mlthln tba 'itv IlnltB. ani cc.tiferrliiK other
jalllllBjaa. tl?c money v,ilue of wl.ich ls snii to bo
enorii.ou.. Coininls.ioiier of Ful.li. Works J. Frank
Aldiicli. v.iv, aai hc-en ahBTMi aafUl the respoiwlbllity
01 th, tmiikac-ti'.n, denied tlie acrusatlon. It I. said
that tiie raflrOBi e8BI8BB| hM already arreptei the
crilnatice and Uu.t tl..- iBBB-BBBl was sicned l.v tho
Mayor, tlnia _m__8B| Um lapaal void.
Oountv TroaKiirer Kern. wlio ls rhareed wlth holdlna
?rar 84V88BJBBJ Bf cltv fund.. today rcf.ise*! the ritV
Controller aea-Jaa to U.e bonfca, I/e.al proc-eedmu*
esain.t Kcin ut roaapa) uu aecoiintliiK are e_poctea M
V* begtth t<> idoiiOcv.
?
OFF1CEBA OF THE STATE XAVAL BESFRTF.
Albonv, June 2? (Sperlal>.-THe ofllrera ol the Isl
Battallon of tlie N---1 R._erva were -ommUBlonei by
the Oorernor to-iay aa followa I Lieutenant rommarider
Ol the naval mlHtla, J-wob Wllllam Mlller; lleiiteiianH
Of the .enior jtmdf, raamne.| Dana OrBBBB, M liattory!
Wllllaii) Iintl.'i Uuiuuii. Jr., '_'d iiattcrv ; Lon|.> >?""
taiiy? Mowbry, :id IJ-Jtei.-; Kobett I'leriio.ii I'.-rsl.'w,
itli Bati.ry. (ieor*.. Udward Kent I. coiyniia.ioi.t-al
adjut-nt and Ilerbert IJvWigston hatterlec ??__?*_*
oBk .r. The*e aie tlie tlr.t naval otlneis to rettiva
aaniojlaaioiii trom tlie 6late ol Xc* \tnk.
THE CHILIAN STRUGGLE.
AN OFFICIAL DBPATCH SAYS THE RDVOLT
MAKE6 NO PR0GRES6.
THB PRl'MDENTIAL EI.ECTIOX5 SAID TO BE
PROCEEDINO QCIETLY IN NIXF.TEEX OF
TBE TWFNTYTWO PROVINCES.
London, Jnne 2?1.?An oftlclal dl?patch from San
llajfo, Cl.lll, says: "The revolt rnnkc* no progre?s.
Tlio Uovernment sqnmlron t.ikc* posse*slon of ports
wlthout opposltlon ln tlie provlnees ocenpled by
rebeK. whose vessels and forres conrentnite at Iqulque.
Tbe Esmeralda ha* ocenpled Ibe guano lslands of the
Lobos group, destroyed malerial and vessels. and
selred the emplovos. The Government admlntstered
Hllfl property entirely fnr tlie benctlt of holder* of
tho Pcrtivlnn deht, whose Interests aie BBB8 sacrlflced
by the vlolence of the renel*. An extrcme srarrltv
of provlslons is romplnlned of at Tarapaea The
rebel army Is dlscontented, food bclne; bad and pav
being in arreBrs. Tho Presldentlal elcrtlon* prooeed
quietly ln nlnetcen ont of the twenty-two provlnees.
The Government works in hartnony with Congres*.
The peoplo and the army snpport for (Bflfl President
rlaiidio Vlnina."
Llsbon. June _?.?Letters recelved ln thls elty from
members of the Con?re?*lon?.l partv of Cblli aernse
the pollee who are servinf under the Balmeeeda ad
nilnlatiiition of throwlng Imltation bonibs at the Mln
Isters. In order to afrord a pretoxt for ihe arrest of
tho ('ongrcisioiial negoilators.
Pedro Montt, Antonlo Vara* and Jose M. Panta
Crua, the Chlllnns who have been here for several
days, went to Washlngton at .> :20 p. m. ye?terday, to
trv to get recognltlon from th" CnlW States Gov?
ernment for the Chillan C.ngressloi'il party.
THB CHILIAN TRT'ICFRS IV FRANCE.
Tho Trlbune bas already puMMi-d the substanre
of tho in'uhrtlon by wtBeb tXB Crrfl Trlbunal of tbe
6>elne, ln Parls, ordered the sequcstratlon of Chilian
eruiser? bnilt In the Freneh shlpyards of La ?eym\
nenr Toulon. It rnnet bc added that the same ln
Jnnctlon requlred the ronfldcntixl a^'.-nts of the ln
sttrrent Junta. ln who** behal? lt had been granted,
to depiKlt thc snm of 8-100 (XX) as n gnarantee ln
the hands of the, slilpbtiilding eompany whieh hnd
ronatriietert the cnii;ers upon an order recelved from
thr ?aantiao Government before the breaklng out of
tlie Insurrertlon. The latesit news from Parls say*
that tlie $400,000 mentloned has been deposlted In
thc Bank of France, whlch kecps It subject to the
d!?po;ition of the ehlphnildlng soeiety.
lt Is reported also thnt thc Freneh MInlster of the
Naw hat. authorbvd the CMThn Government to plere
as a depos4t ln oti" of the Ptst* powder mnfr?7.!nes
nt Toulon the powder whieh had been pnrrh.vd for
the use of El Presidente-Flnto, one of the sequcatrated
eraiiers,
-?
TOPTCS n THF. ENGLISH CAPITAL.
raUf'-iif/a marriaof-his wife-'s ambition
?BACCARAT CA?T.-" JACK THE RIPPER.''
Cttpvrtoht; 1*91 : Xv BV" A'eir. York Attnttatnl Prm.
London. Jnne 2fi.?Mr. nnd Mr*. Farrcll entertaJned
some acqualntances last nlfrht at Walslnirham Terrace
and recelved to-day spveml Intlmete Hend*. Mr.
Parnell has ?rnt greetlnes to a rmmber V. ^Tierent*
ln the House of Commons, oxpresning ploasure thnt
the prolnnaed period of ?nspen?o la over, and thanlt
Inf tliem fnr thelr steadfast frlcndshlp during hls
troabpM. He writes under an apparent convlrtlon
tbat bla marrlsxe wlll rapidly ennble blm to be rc
iBllBtrl as IrNh leader ln Parllament. A stironft
lmrrc;slon ln the tnwnc dlrectlon prevafle in thc
Hon;,? of Commons, In splto of tne Imowlcdce of the
fart thnt Ibv CatBafJc e)erg>- wili not ae^-ept the
marrlape ai eondonlns his offejice. Rne:ll*)i I.lbera.l?;
are rendy to lia.il him ai a man dolnjr hii he?t lo
atonc for hls fnult. Parnellltes laaBgM dld not nee.1
to sound the oplnlon of members on the marrlatre.
From every sldc eonBmtnlatlons ponred npon them
un-oltrlted on tlielr rhlef's maral rohabilltatlon.
Tho futwre plans of Mr. and Mrs. Parnell Indleate
that ufter a p?rtod of neelnalon lt ls tVIr IntenrMr?
to enlanre thelr *oe4?J llfe. Mr*. PanieU Ulks of
leavlnn Hrlahton and taklns; a lan?e hou?e ln London.
If sho wins thc probnle snit, she. WlB be rleh and nblc
to entertaln. Tlio^e ,knn\vlrHr hrr best say s'.ie aim.j
to form a political and artistie salon, to ereate wbldi
abfl lias cnpaeltk's eqnal to her ambition. It has lonc
been kxowa that -?lio ha* been a valnafcle poWWcttX
ally <if Mr. Parnell, with whom she has dKcn-<od
1 even- turn of aflairs moto intlmately tlian any BBBBI
i ber of hl* party.
Sir William Gordon Cnniminft's defeneo 1n tho bae<-a
I rat case, whcreln ho pntposed to explaln how hc was
j Riiapccted, has been snppressed by the advlee of frioii'ls.
' Tbe cordial reccptlon glven t'i Sir William and hls wifo
i by UM Elgin Connty fBBllBBB is a fnrther n-aiin why
j he should maintain sllcnec. The appearaiue of Sir
WilUam as a eandidate for Parllament at Ihe next
c-Iim-tii.ii is l>eln? arratiKcd for. ln the meantlme. Wi
I emplovs his lelsurc in writlng spo'tlng and mlUUry
ramlDfaeeacai. 5flUfl artl-tr.cratie rlrcles are willlnc
I to BBsTW themsclvcs oM'.vious of Sir Wllllam's fault,
' thore is a popular reactlon in favor of thc IMnce of
W.ilcs. A heaitler reeeption never greeted the Prlnrc
TTian on tlf' occasfon of three public functlons this
! veefc?tba BfrleuBaral show at Doneaster, the openlng
of (he park at Kotherliam, and the rcvlcwlng of the
rjaaaan at Alicrshot.
The VlirilaTiec rommlttee ln Whltechapel has beon
reawaUencd to aetivity bv an iiiidonbted wnniltig from
?'Jack the Rippcr." PflflrOtl ar.d vigllant* were revlved
to night, and BtOflfflflll Yard sent an extr.ionllnary ron
tlngcnt ti wateh tire Whitcthapel dlstrict. A letter
Identlettl ln stvle and wHtlpg with prcvions BahBXXai
from " Jack the Rlpper'' has boen recelved by tho clialr
man of tho vigl'.ants, In whlch '-Jnek" annontices that
hc ls about to pcrform another "opcratlon,?' and that
lf tlie cliairman or vlpilants attempt to tnwli him he
wlll knlfc them to tbe heart. It I* tite duty ?>f Iba
pollee, hc aays, to catch him. He add* thal he has
been iiearly caught twlce. tmt tliat he wlll never be
taken alive.
English publlshers are anxiously awaltlng President
Harrlson's proclamatlon od tire Copyrlght law bey
cni. mag*7.lni'? and numerous boohs wlll not be pub
"*_?? "I'lnVln "Mrs. McCormlrk, Mr*. Whlte and Mrs.
Fmnrv atleuded the Ptate COttaflrt yesterda> evenlng.
A lirge < ntltigent of piomlnent Americans wlll ?ail 011
X. xiaieAt r ot) Wednes-lav. Incli.dlng Mrs. Whitelaw
l!dd li o >H1P .Colonel John Hay. Robert McCor
mlck and Mlss Wedlll.
61EMERIMCK GREAT WASHINIITON MOMMEXT.
Berlln .lune 2?.-Among the wulpture* whlch attra< t
pnrti.ular i.ttentlon at the Berlin Internattohal Art Ex
hibitlon ls a eoloasal bronr.e group, " America awaken
rn< her BOM tB flght for lib?rty." The group ls full of
ife and aitloti. feeen l.y IteeM It appears ertflaaal.
' rt vt It is onlv part of tbe grent Washtngtot.
monnme.it. WBleb wlll be flrBfltai next year ln Fnir
m.itint Park, PhiliMlelphla. Ton jrears ago tlw P-nn
viwiiii braneb of laa oraar of ti.e cinclnnuti g*vo
| ClMir Rud.lph Slemerii.g. ef lierlln. an order f?r thls
wurk it is naw aaarlag compietion.
Praflawor sk-mering aifl raaalra 5188.000 BM ah
nart 8f tXfl w"lk- Tl,? r^1"1*^ ma<Je ?* thC '",,n,,ri"><
,, Qtoaeobeok and Lauetabemer, are mostly coinpleUd;
, ?,, .., Bk* tbe rtataa of WBflklnglon him
SO,';'0h-iv, airea b-'i. ihlPP?l tn Amcrlca, and
SKfe*Sr SleaMrtS U now wmplrtlBK Um few uio.i-ls
y,t aeeessarr for eaaUog.
THE RRITISH CATTLE SHIP BILL.
London. June '2(1.-John Let.g (UbOmH. meinber for
Dundec hirthe BoaBfl of OaaxBMMM M dav asked tho
pre.lde.it of Ihe Uoard of Agrlct.lture. Mr. CBaptta,
Ml.etbcr ln vlew of the objecilons ?i Mpmmtm Bad
nthen tfl thc Cattlc-)>liip M?. Mr. Cliaplin wonld aot
Mfltpoafl pnshing Oic mcaMire ulrendv lntrodurod.
ar.d BrtraBBflfl an aroended ?aaaara next vssli.n, 11m
itlng ihe iK.wei-s whlch Ifefl bill conferred tipon the
Hoard of Agrleulture. Mr. Cbaplln denled that the
bill gave new powcrs to the Boanl of Agriculture. ex
rent the rlght to Inquire Into the canaes of the l-.ss
of cattle ot sca. The bill. he added, almed to niect
some oMmtBomt of the slilp-owalng lnterest bt tbo
axMBBfl aaaran ..f the Hoard. Ha did aai mtend Ib
._. ??...kn-. Ihls aesjdon, bal would tather 888
B_*-wl__n. 1" "ers and l**ue regulatlons to Bflwri nt
Sxerl...I^TSl.W of cattle ,.. tranait acrosa tbo
Atlmiti. OBCMt. , _
THE NEW 6PAN1SII TRF.ATY SIGNED.
Madrid/ June 2fl.-Tho oommercfal treaty wllh
JS^I^^rtsatK^^
?-?
PRINCE ALEXANDER OP P.ATTENBERO ILL.
Vlet.na June *h 1*18588 Alexander of n..ttenlK.rx.
ex-ruling Prlnre of Biilnuria. I* danrerouslv UI fiom
in ul?er ln tbe aVomnch.
A CHANNEL STEAMER BITBB ON THE ROCKS.
London. June BaV-rttXI aalBBaxB ?nd 85x55 Oaaal
?Bflaaaf. Ulir" 8x555551 Bormmdr. pDlm ba
tween Dleppe, France. end New lli.ven, ran on the
roek* off Reachyhead during a fog thls mornlng, bnt
was flrated at lilgh water. and.lia* reaelied New llaven
ln safety. There were 180 pasfengers on bflflfi tbe
Noimandy. Tho steanifhlp *ti?tjined praetlnlly Bfl
damage. _
PLAXS fOB EMPEKOR WILLTAM'S VISIT.
A BRII.LUNT ROUNl) OF I-'.NTFRTAI NMI'NTS
AURAN'il O IN HONOR OF HIM AND THE
EMP.'.E'S IX KXCUXD.
London. Jnne BB.?Thfl arrangenicut* for the rerep
tlon nnd cntcrtBtnmcnt of thc Gcrman F.mperor and
Empress are now ncwrly rompleted. Attended bf
Genrral von Hnhnke. Oeaarxl von Wtttteh, BBNa
Luranns. Count Enlenberg. Uaron von Mai-hall and
cotmtces Brocbdorff, they wlU arrivc In tJie Tliames on
bontd tlie ImjMM-inl yncht Ilohenwillern on ftitnrdav.
July 4. and wili 1* met hy some members of the Rovnl
famlly. They wlll at once be e*cortod tfl Wln<I?.or.
when- several apartments havn beon prep-ir"d for them
In the Casfr*. The Qnecn has designatcd Jfxjor-Ocn
erals Sir John Maflaaffl nnd Sir HflXXrJ F.wart nnd
Cotonel the Hon. W. Oarrtngton to attend them during
thelr -tay In England. On the foflnwlng Monday tbe
Qiieen. thc Bataar aai Kfllaerla, 858 Prlnea aud Prince-a
of Wales. Prince and Princess Christlnn. and other
members of the, royal famllv. nnd the Dnke nnd I)urhe?
of Anhnlt, wlll nt'end the marriage of Prince Albert
and Prinecs I.onise nf Scbl"*w|g Holsteln. wt) rh lake*
plaee at St. 088885*8 Chapcl. and ln tho cvexlng there
wlll be a dlnn?r pnrty ln the ptilaeo.
On Wcdnesdar. Julv I* th" royal vlsltors wlll attend
Prince CBHfltlflBX gnrden jiartv at Ciimherlimd Lodge.
theneo proccedlnf: to London for tho ?'command"
performanco at thc Roval Itnllan Open. Mr.
Hftrri* Inbrnds thnt tbls shall ?nrpa-s any
MBf before BBflfl *1 Cove-it Gardcn. Th" centml
boxes In tb* eraafytiar wlll 1>e IBraWfl brtfl one. Ihfl
BXaatB BOaaerted Into an nnterhanibcr. and thfl atair
r,u? ,,nd earTMBTfl Ilnod with Yeomen of tlr GiiHrd and
aoldl"rs. The boaxfl wili l,e a fiiass (f fl,". r-, wllli
Ice-blocks lo enlianec th" effect. The nbrarlvHoa Uel
wlll be suspended, and tho bot boxes win aaai
twenty fljBneaa, sialls slx gulnoas, and other *"ats
In propirtJ.in. I.evee dress wall 1," reqnir.d ln lx-xea
and stall*. Thc openlng 88808 wlll probtiMy h" Ihfl
flrst aet of "Lohenprin." whi.li Inclttdes a wafaaflBfl to
tho c.eiinati Klne on n ftaB to BMeffn ihflrflB; whll
tlio conrlttdltie solcotioti wlll prnl.aMy be the bisf aet
of "We MeMeMncer," tvplfylng thc crownlng and
glorlflcallon of (lennan art.
On Thnr?1tiv. .Inlv 8, thelr Impert.il Majestle* wlll
h"ar "The Oat-fla I/gend" at the Albert Hnll, as
alroadv annonnred. Tbe next day wlll bfl devoted to
thc visit to th" (iutldhTiU. The Queen wlll not ac
company her BBMJata Ofl Btfi OflflflfltflB, her d-slre being
that tlio re."ptl(i!i almll be entirely In thelr honor.
The ITinee and Prlnees* ..f Bfxlflfl wlll, however, prob
ahlv be pr"*?n(. <>n Saturday mornlng. a great
mllltary dl'play, elther at Aldet-shit or Wlmbl"don, is
planned, at wlilch, b.-sldes "^rttlnr troops, a Inrge
foree of WrtflHtff * wlll be *?sembled. In the aft.'f
noon thc Emperor and Empress wlll vWt thc Cryatal
PalacC, and lnsp"it OM Volnnteer Fire Brigade of tbe
I'nlted Kingdoni. There wlll be glven siih**qiiently
a coneert bv a coutingent of the Handel lestivnl
Cholr and a ipeclxlly preparetl exhlbltion of thc
famesa paiaro Irewarhx,
PROGRESS OF THE LAND BILL.
PABBajTO ITS RB005TO RFsOIXO IX THE LORDS
?DEPgBPED BT T/XRO saAI.ISBERY.
London. June 20.?Tho debate on tbe, Irlsh Land bill
was reeiinied iti thc llouap of Lords to-day. Lord Dcrby
Bflfparfxal tha hffll as a buidnble effort to solyc a part of
the lnnd problem. England, he sald, had bo rlght to
bc proud of the past ln Iroland, bnt bad no Mflflflfl la
dexpelr for the fiituro
Ixrrd Saltsbury held that tke bill generally wns aatis
factory. I'e.ple talked vagnely abont the nbolltlon of
landlords xnd Interferenre with the llberty of onti-act.
Really there were no aaeh obje.-ts ln Uio bill. The
Government desired to multlply the nnmber of owncrs
of Knd ?Tid would be sorry if Bflfl bill tended to de
crease the nunrber. The landlords wenld 0* gla- to
see tbe abolltton of diwl owner?hip. Thc Increaas of
randownem wcnM ad- lv> ?taJ.il.ty at,u ndal order ln
lreland. The 1558X8 of Commons hnd artfA generously
ln vatlng a large sum tn assi^t pnrehasei's. Xotlilng
JnKtlfled Ihe predietlon that thc Irish people would re
pndir.be tlie advances. Thc BIUBBBIB would rreate a
8BUM that would condticc M tl.e prrma.ni nt profperlty
of the .'"iiitiv and rartra tno life of eommercc
Thc bill paaaafl the ifleoad readuig wititont i i
-iBloa and thc commltteo i-tagc w?s flxcd for next
Thursday. _
THF. RAKERS' STRIKE IX PAR1S.
Parls. .Ti.no 2?.-ln spltc of tlie bmUmf demnnrtra
tlon of peaiaraay, and thc pro-pect* of B smrnty of
meat. regatablea and fruit, as well as of bead, It Is
now lllUllia that thc majnrity of the bahen have
not strn.k. To dav tlie babartes nnd ragtotrT officos
wera tborrmgtiiy taar-ed bjr poBea, aad tba mllllarjr
atithoritles have miide arntnceinent~ to Bapptf tha
master bafeen with all tbe bread thep raqalra. Ai
there BN BlVepeefa of further and more BflrlOflX tronble,
the troops forming the gBrrhWII of Parls are lonflnwl
to barraekB, nnd all demotiFtratlon* oreit.-nii.tst..
araBte a dl>iurban.c of the pea.-o are vigorously rc
piaaaea. _
The Importanco of a general habers' strlke in Parls
and ni-o at Bordeaax Bad othar dttfli where II mm
occnr ls BOt to 1s3 unden-tlmat?l in B i-ouiitrv whoso
trOiabH-rit* ara perhapa tne peateal breadaatara m
thc world. oflicial Bt-Uatlea show tliat the Partfliaafl
ronsume 4r,o graaUBflB of br?-ad a bead trerj dav.
Tho total dally eoiMBBipUOfl of tlie ".,21)0,000 inliab
Kairtfl al Parli amounts, therafora, 10 more than
1,000,000 liilncniinines, or more than 2,000,000
pounds. Thc bread oaten ln Fret"li (dtlea I- r\i Iumvc
ly mndo from wheat, rye br":;d being ron-iitned only
by tlie pcasants of the poaatry, and oatr ? ->inall
proporilon at that. Thc present ,tnke |s due nol
to a dlspute nli'iut wagos or hours of labor, but maltily
about the mnintenancc of einjiloynient, or BBfljaary.
offices, whlch sorvo as internie<1l*tes t>ctwe?>!i the
master balters and tlie Journevnien, on both of whom
thev levv rotind sums for pnauring employmetit. Thc
empkives taflflrt that all that einidoyiiieiit buslness
ought tO be earried by the flfltatfl1 societios or syndl
CAtCS.
It ls known tbat Ihfl bahery bn-lnea:s haa nlwavs
been WWlBBtcrai in Fratiro BMTfl or leaa of n National
nnd niniil.ipal affair. At dlfferent flnies, eapeetaOr
nndcr Ihfl Third Bfxplra, thfl bflhan and tlie bflrtehara
were ooflflaaUai to -'ll bread a-id meat at a mto
flxcd foTTnightlv by municlpal desrees. But thls ar
rnngi-inetit couW not wotk BBthaaetarUjr, thoafh th..'
(loveniment lndemnifliil the BMefler bahera when thc
oflicial tax or rate forred tliem to sell tb-'ir bend at
a loss. The "freodont of bak.ry and bntchery" WM
renew-ed. 8till, ev.'iy BxrtBlgM Ihfl miml' palitv
posts oflicial bilis lodleaBBB the prtaa at whieh brea<l
-liouid be i -id. BCaMrilag t?. Um ralefl af fl-mr. Gen
crallv. the laaatar bahera bbII bread aeeordlni to thc
rata atmoun.ed bv Um naairlpal Psacari*. utftlMfe
I- onlv n -light ditlTenic in tlie piicc of thc trflflfl
*old ln thfl Parla balcrios.
THE BBTVOLT IB TIIE ARGEXTIXE.
Baeaoa Apraa, .fn.ie u-i.- Iroopa have been <er-t t-.
Caaaauuraa, with orBera to raatora tbe Bepoaed pro
VlDClal tioveli.in, i,l.
MR. BPVBOB0B'* co.VDiTIi.N.
l.ondoii, Jana 88.- The Bea. Cbartea r^rrgaaa. whoso
illncs.^ i- axaataf bfa bteaii mmm atana, aaaaed a
r,.,t|e,v nidit and t I da] M I BMd tO bc ln a WOI
(lltl'Hi tlian Bfl waa vi-ieiday.
MR. OIsAJaBTOBl QOBB T<) LOWEST..IT.
London, June 2C.- Mr. OBMXtflafl bflfl itartfli for
Lowe-toft. whare he h--i?'s Ui raendl hla iK-aitn.
A FREXCH BI5H0P AOClPIi TIIE KF.PI'IH.IC.
I>at'N Jun-- 9B.-TIM BlBbop af Oreaobto, wbo baa
hllh'-rbi'heen an Irr-concilable, h .- B*MreBBed I MtteT
to the rJarxi nt Ui flXMree, acccpti:,^ tbe repabBa as
Sa UM lot... of (...v.-.n...e:,. ll Fra.n e.
eilCIDE Of A BOBWtniaJI CAPTAJB.
London. June M^-CBptaia 15*8*8, of ti.e Norweplan
shlp Arirona. fn.m I'en-a.-.ia. Whiah amved al Liver
a? &rj&#s&_tt* M*
MAUINFS I'lNISHED POB INMIW .KIHNATP -N.
M_ondo,;. June ?B.^ha **? "lartl,. wh,;h ?,.s beaa
M__aa at cbatham. rry'ng the marlnefl ?ho were re?
cent y . .Ut o7 ineuborf.natlon, ha. MBianeaB the
mm fljinty Kl, har<_ llU^r ^cb. end
three leadera tfl ?*?""? wwhi- hard labor apleee.
a namber of other* to two ?w?.
THF AUVANCRS TO THF. MritlEFTA-..
. , June 2r,-"Tl.e Dailv Newa." In Its flnan
JtSS ti morning. sav* i - N B aaBarafafli thal a
S^JJj; m ? few davs rencwing the udvanc,
Btfi o rxaeeBilag thc 8888881185 Hedged.'
A TORNADO-S DEADLY WORK.
SEVEN MEN KILLED IN A FALLING COAL
BREAKER.
TWO MORE FATAM.Y Hl'RT-A TXMatBXYJfkBTk
MJSIXC TOWN"* QtBA-VB-t,
tBT TEI-BOBAPB TO TH. T8IBL'8B.l
Mount t'armel, I'enn., June M -The Patterson
Coal ("ompany's hreaker, one mile from this place,
was BXBBmB 10 pieees by a tornado soon after
3 o'clock this afternoon. At the time the wind
strne.k the enlliory it wna in fnll operntion. Sud
denly there wns a crash and the huge structurc
BWayod to and fro for a moment and then fell to
the ground, a ninss of mins. When the crash
eoma many of the employes ni-hed from t'ie
hreaker pnnlc-strieken, while others who were Iess
foriunnto were r.-nijrlit in the flying timbers and
cni.lied to death. Tlie killed are J. N. Blose-om,
ng-ed forty, of Hnwley, Penn.; B. DoOBBB. Bfcd
thirtv-tive, of Shickshinney, Penn.; Walter
Roltcrts, agfd twenty-seven, of Liir.enie Borough,
I'enn.: and Wiiiiam Lodue. aged twenty-fotir, ef
Luzerne llorough; the bodirs of three others, all
It.iMans, whoae names ennnot lie lenrned. were
removed from the rulns thla evening. Five per
sone were injured, two prohably fata'ly.
Ihe hreaker w?6 sttHated on the _ tinimit of the
mountoin It ran almost due eiu*t and west and
wns about r*0f) feet lonu and the hiirhest point
waa 185 feet. I.odce. Roberts and two of the
uiiknown men were slaters. and were 8Bffl_"-d in
roofhtg ti..* breakn nt the tinic of the aeotdest.
Tlie oflier two kille.I were earpentera and met their
death while at w..rk ,.n the in-ide. S'.on after
noon tl.e skv in the nortli heeunip hlaek and
the darkness gn-w in infen.tty. The men perehed
on tlieir liitrlt tower laoJttd at the advnncln.: storni.
exprotlnir to de.eend in time to avoid the rain.
."uddenly there wns a flash n'f li^litning. n thim
der peal that shook all the neighborhood followed,
and the ...>\t niinnte the terrlhle witid-gnst
gathered up the creat struture as though it were
a feather. and whirling it around, dashed it to
ruln. Tlie men were mangled almost bcyoad
reeognition.
Aitiar the accident occurred the wildest e\cite
ment followed, and tlie employes, as well as the
people living near by, floelcp.l to the scene of
disister and nide<| Iboaa who were fortunate
enongh to ese-apo in removing the dead and injured
fmm tlie wreeked hreaker.
Tlie storm wna one of the worst that has ever
vi.ite,! the Mabanoy Valley. A passenjer on a
Pblladelpbta and Beadiflg exprres train which
paaaad throtigb the storm said : " Wlien the .nin
renched Locust Sunimit on its way to Phila
delphia I aow the atorm approaching from the
louthwest. We lia/l not gone far when it striiek
tlie train. A panio followed nnd it was feare.l
that the entire train would he hurled fmm the
track. Trecs were uprooted on eitlier _Ma and
the noifi. produeed bf the rnshing wintl reminde.l
me of the marinsr of mnsketry. The storm seemed
to ineren?<> in violoneo every moment until the
train reaclied Gordon, some milea east. when it
ahated. !t \v,s the mo6t exeiting ride of my
llfe. After the wind had auhgt.led it l,emti
*V? rain. Tha lighu.ing was awful. I never
eaw aaytktflf like lt, and when we got out of
its tnirk even- soul on the train hreathed easier."'
Tlie damage wron_.it by the .torm will prob
nbl.1 freaeh 0150,000, inelurling the hreaker,
whieh was owne.l and onernto.1 by Pittflburjr,
Pliilndelphia, and Wilke.barre people.
HATL. WIND. Lir.HTNTN'G, THUNTlEIl.
WBlkTBBJBB ok a storm wrf.rr-. pn|BBB txit
mmBt I'Pi'F. rl TSV2T <1P *MIP. CITV.
People in llnrletn nnd th* Annexed W'-trM were
rre.-|i-"d to tlie Ilvellest Mnd 0. a thnnd'-r ari.l hall itBBfll
ye.terdnv afternoon, while tlie li-.**r pnrt of tho rltv
ra.fnaln.-d n< clrv ns the prnv.rbial rhtp. The wind
armi^"d iKelf by blowlaf down fhe teloei-apii palaa for
half a mll" nn the Harlem Railroad, and thns delnylng
all trafflc tor over an hotir and a half.
lt itraek every on.* al belng warm feaaeriar morn
Inp: in fael It waa warm. At ri a. m. th,* thermomeier
regl<tered T8 ieSTeeat, ?nd by 10:110 It bad rllmtie. np
to 17 drirrecs. Aa tha iajr airarteei tha popat_ee
groai more nnd moro iitif-omfortable, nnd thaae who
,topp*d io lo* at the th-v-n. mieters in front of the
?.Hla water ptaeaa were sorprl'od not to llnd
thf*. BBBCBry Bl 10O at leaat. but lt remalned Bboal
?tattoaary 'ror wnw tlme, poinn ap to ai --i-aaa at
P'-rrv'-- at B_M p. ?.. nnd then ftradually filhng until
ut 10:.':n p. ni. It recKtered 73 degree*. The otTirlnl
Bgurea Wtra ?a degree. at 3 p. m. The lowcst teni
punlnin was 74 degrecs at 5 a. m. Tliat was down
lown.
IB tbo npper part ot tbe elty muc-Ji more exrltlns
Haaaa were eolng on. Ttie TnrUahoe trnln whlch
loft the C.rand Central Stutlon at 4:10 liad Ju?t
pa-scl M-lrose atatlon on the llarlem B_-t_flBB_, when
a tcrrlt','' IhanOBiihuBi baral down. ac-rompanieci by
hall .vid BB) I violent nind. wliirh b!ew down all
Bja ta-Sgraph poiea on tbe we<t slde of the fraek for
ncarty haU ? mile aorth of the B_a_laa_ Th'- inal
wi.s .o midden tbat the whota teiegr.tph Un.* erasksi
down the iii^-ii aaabaakaianl tafet-cr arrHi a roar whl,*h
added peatry tn the aefaa of the thunder. Tlie train.
whlch wns fOtag alowly. was stopped nt anaa, nnd
r.o daii.nu.' araa iooe. An ineomtng traln was al~ i
at.ipped _a__B-8 any liurt waa dono. Hv good luck,
a amrkBBJ tn-l" waa running down the Jiinctlcin
at tlie tim. fllled witli Iliilliwis. They were at oltre
lH tc -aaa* .-learlnc up the vreett, bnt all traflic wa*
d"laval for over an bour and a half.
BOflBt Btea af tbe f,.r'-e of tli? wind ran be had when
lt la haoWfl that the slpnal tower at Mott Ilaven
.Iinirtioi -^look so that the clork wn. ?tcippe?i. The
raln rniiic down In surh ^heet. that it w_? almo-t
Iflipaaalble IO >-ee n<r,,a> tbe traeh., and the i-oadbed
;it MaMaa Baa kaeeieep ln water. Thnt there, was no
nerldetit aeaaM alnioat ? mlrnelr. When tho Tucliaboo
traln *t'ipped, there wa? a polo In front of It and one
hafelnd. IBe A-aataraa Kxpre-s Compnny's efflc-e at
M..tt Ilaven was stnitk by llghtnlng and part of the
.-oplrijj of Ihe roof wa? knorked off.
Thi-. i? whai liappened at the; Polo r,routid4 where
a larp.; rn.v.rt lia^ pithercrt t,> ~>a; th. Oiarits bi.ttle
with the n.en from Boatoa: About 3 o'clork lipht,
],uftv cioiid-. eaaaa nQlag up from the aertha-aat.
TI,e-,> were followed by h'-avier aaaa, and in a few
nlaataa tbe min mme down la larraarha, Oaaa Mmp'sl
ballstonea aeeoaapaalei 'he raln, and they eoaM l*>
haaii ilattncttf as ili.-v r.itiled on Ihe roof of the
mmai -tiii'i. FOltea Oaptaln CartrlfM wns wathtai
in the itretH OB lOP Of the llill when t_M si ,|-in tH*?an.
?*l never aaa. >u<-ii ___Uatooea," aald he. "They atnaoh
BJ bat Mith a hans and rattlei around th" EUtewalk
ln a iiitiv Jincle. Th,* ImiNtones were .haped -omc
thin? llko a _B8Bt~-Bk_i. and tkef Oaaeai around tlie
sid'-A.ik like bb anny of lliti'- aryatal ?..ii.cnt..''
When it itoppad ralnlni the bu caaaa om aad uw
weath'-r BBI hotter than i-v-r. At 830 o'eloik tlie sun
waa fatrrj hakia i lbe earth and aol .i i looi ob8a-vred the
bim- haa raaa. Both tcaaaa took th-ir aaBal paatailnary
praetiee, aai Pmptre ateQaali araa Ju-t about u> call
-pi..\- arhea hcavi hlaek rtoa_M r.mie rBdhtng ap
from tha "'e-t. lba H|M hreaaa frtrbtnei to a gaie, and
lha ia n eaaaa iowa ln -heata arkleh e___aei earh other
:,,m ri,.- fro-n-U ani BtenJt the prayari and the un
:A apei-tatoi-s to -l'clter 1 nthe grand stand.
Craah apoo craali i ieafaalag tkunier i-cjvcrbei-.u.ai
Ihronah Uie tr-'inbllng air. whlle blindlng ila.l.e-. ef
llghtnlng Bghte*. up the dark and lowering clouds.
Th- wintl tor-' the great pc-imant fiag on ttie pole in
eentr. beld t-> .hrods, and *o perl.hed the last rellc of
ihe Br_a-.erhoo8.
Th" atorm became more erratlr ani played a
pretti UifU npon the apecUtors huddled In tbe grand
stand It blew torn-nts of raln into tl.e frout of the
stand drivlii. the apecutora to the rear se?U. Snd
d,iilv tho storm u-emod to vaer around to the ?Bat
It played luvoe uith the atvnlnfs ln the back ol U.e
grand BBMBi and tho .peetatora were oiposed to the
full fnry of uie staaaaata.. . ..
\. j-ki o'rlork llve ruln rea?rd aud tlie bun ramo
__IJJLJ hlflaaai upon the drenched speetatoi-s. The
.torm had *Z: Ng holea ln tfi enrtli and the whole
fuiii \c a. under water. . _.. -_ . ,
Tlie neoplc do-i.town were much .urprlsed to learn
ln tl.e rventng of the ralh-torrn ln the uppcr part of
th- Ttv Ttv* aaw tbe lieavy rlonda swecping over to
th' north. bnt It locked aa If the tl.reatei.ed .torm had
-"'Vtv.1 l'liilatorm which piuaed to Uie .outhea-trrly
naA of Iin-oLlyi. y.-terdav .fteM'H.n broke over the
?Wentv alxth Wa.il and eBBBOi aBBBl iamage Oien*.
At ??*{, p. bu, lba *sind blew Bown lbe throe-Mory
fi-ume boiiM* tit cc?ir*a of ronitrnrtlon ot the o-rtheaat
1 SSSr of l-ulaahl ave. .ud I.lnwootl .1. The^ouije be_
lo_i_cd to Clu-Utopher HutteiilocJv-r ani tne biuiaec
wa* John Chalman. The damage wae 81.000. No
^'loL^XSof NO. 173 58888^8^2^3888*
of Xo. 4.'. -mlth-st.. Brooklyn. Alfred OfBX-l. flf B5.
1.17 BewYort-flva.. Cl'fton. 5. I., J"hn \U>aJen.
RaManefl itn'.nown. Wllllnm <;1ct.don, of No. 182 Gnrjd
ai Hobohen. and WIIIHm II. HonaMson. of No. I.jJBl
Secorid-ave., were prostrnted by Uie heat ln tlie city
retterday, nnd were sent to hospltal* by tne poiic*.
Lucy Conway, a colored domestlc of Ba. 1 _j Bfl
Twentv elgbth st,, wns taken to Bel'evue Hoapltal yes?
terday. suiferiug from mental aherrntlon brought on by
the hot wenther.
-a
A DROP OF 40 DEGREES AT SARATOOA.
Baratoga, n. y., Juna 20 nhxaclBl) 51 no?? tfldav
the thermomcter reglstered Od degrees. At 11
o'clock tonlght thc mereury dropped 40 degrees and a
heavy told wlnd vas hliwing from the nortnwesi.
A FEW THOVSAXDS MORE MISSIXG.
THE EXPERT ACOOCNTANTS GOfNO OVER BARDS
LEY'S STATPMBNT.
Phlladelphia, June fjflV-There waa but llttle de
veloped publlcly today ln the Iinrdslcy erandal The
export aceountnnts are stlll golng over Bardslev's
statement and vcrlfylng it wl:h hls book*. and lt ls
iindcrMood that they have dl?covercd another deflclt
of #28.000. Bards-ey'* connsel refu'es to flfly whether
he wiu allow hls cllent to appear before tlie ln
vcstlgatlng .commlttce and answer some pertinent
qucstlon* whlch ho oroltted to mention In hls statement
read to tho court. Tho lnve?u;.ating commlttco wili
meet again on Monday, and lt Is understv.,. d thnt M-cy
wlll willlngly glve Postmaster-Gencral Wannmnker an
ojpportunity to make a stetement, s-houM he dc-ire to
do so, regarding the stock of the Kcystone Rsnk r-ur
portlng to have l>een 1-sued In hls name; hat Cie rom
nilltec do not tfitrnd lo Bah tho Postmaster-Gcneral
again to uppeur before them.
FfTF PESSOTB DBOWSBD.
Clnrlnnatl, Jnne 2fi.-The villoge of Rlverslde. ten
mlles down tIte Ohlo Rlver, was starllcd !a>t n'ght
by the report that fivc persons In u *Altt had been
run down by tho barges of an ascending towboat an.l
all drowr.cd. Immedlntely seurolung partlcs wero
ull over thc river In sklff*. bn.t <-ould only find an
iiptiirnc4 sklff, a man's hat, two women's hat? an 1
a handkerchlcf. Thc drwwncd party was rouiposc]
Of Thomas Tliurman, aged flfty four. of tho Ratiner
Laaf Tapacao boaaa, this city: Joaeph Xeaa, a baofc.
keeper of the sanie llrm. aged twenty-two; Mlss Mtth
Zens, his slstci : Mlss Cntherlnc Cox, a nlere of .Vrs.
Lord, of Rlverslde, nnd Mlss Katc Rlddle, of I.nrllng
ton, Ky., a rou-in Of Mr. and Miss Zens. Miss Zc-,s
was a handsomc young woman, and wns employed
by Blehard Smlfh, of "Thc Com mere lai Ga/.ettc," as
steiiosrapl.cr nnd ta_tamiUAt. The party were rowlnjj
down strenm, and ?aw UM light* of tli? towboat Frank
(illmore comlng np. It hnd barges in foar, -nid theae
hasl M llffhtfl. The oaiMimn avoided the steamor, bnt
wns caught by the barge.
COTTOX CROP STATEMEXT.
New Orleans, June 20.?Secretary Hoster's weekly
Newfirleans Cotton Ex ehanga erop statement, laaaad
today, shows an Inrreaso In the quintlty of rottOfl
brouglit im 1 sitrht of 140 per cent over the correspotid
Ing seven days of last season. Tho week's movemenf
ha= baaa 14,073 bales, agalnst 0,110 for the samo tlme
last year, brlnglng the total for the twent#-slx days
of June |o 80.4^0 agsjnst 20.104 yales. Thls makes
the total In slght tonlght s,tT0.32.j bales, flflBlBflt
7,180,803, an Incrense of 1,300,.?_'_.
Northern splnners eontlnnc t" do llttle, thelr tah
Itig. havlng b"en about one-flfth of thc BfXIflffl of
thelr waattjr taklngs f?r last season. Oa the other
hand forelgn oxports have been gool for thfl season.
amnuntlng to 21,283 bales ngaln*t 12,544 for tho
seven days endlng June _6 htst year.
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A BIG EXPTA>SI?X IX GAhVESTOX.
New Orleans, June 20.?"Tho Tlmes Dcmocrnt's"
Galvesion djspateli says: "About 11 o'dork tlils
mornlng, du.-ing the prevalcnce of an electrical storm
whlch passod ovor tho city, a bolt
of Ilgtitning descended, atriklng end cx
plodlng the powder-house of the Amertran Powder
Co., eontninlng 2.000 hegs of powder. Tlie conpusslon
causcd tho Hazard 5 Dupotit and Laflln * Hnml
powder Caaapxajr'a work* to explod", and the firm
works' mngazine of ? Vlctor Cortln. Althoiizh tfMM
powder magaUnea were near Boglo Orove, four miles
we?t Of The eltv, the abflflB of tbe eXPloslon eau*?d
bonaaa to roeb and away Bi tba elty m ftom thc throes
ot BO ";irtlii|iialiC'|_ '
XO TEJ.I.OW FEYER IX KBWOBLBABi.
Neworlefnis, June 20.?Conimercial lirms in this city
havlng re.eiv.-d tetograoM imi'iirlng " yellow fever
oxisted lu New Orleans, as it had boen so reported
In those plares, the BBtpatBhca were iiafflllfll to tho
Hoard of RealUa, titid President oliphint pt'-mpfl.V
sent tho followlng to the Assoclated Pl
There is no ca.se of vellow fevcr or fever of a
suspMons natiire In New-.jrleans. Should anv sueh
oenir. pion.pt ofllrlal notlll. ation wiR be piven 111
aei-ordiiii.e with agrcenieiit enfred Into between Stato
iKKird* of Ileolth. No credcn.e should bc glven t)
taaortfl unless emanatlng dlnrtlv from thls oflWfl.
S. II. oMI'HANT, M. I).,
President Boord of Health, Stato of Loulsia.na.
TTAliABE ATTACKED THE CAMB.
Rp^kane, Wash., June 20.-Reports fTOai tho sceno
of thc labor trouble on thc Great Northern Raihviv
In tho Jcotenai country Indlcato that maiters m
growlng more sertous. A letter from DetecUre Wu
ren, Who went to tho sccne, says a courler cunic In
with B letter from a camp twenty mile* UI) u.e rlvr
and that Ihfl ItflJBBM had atta<kcd the camp flBd
flrcd several shots, but no one was injured. There are
nbotit 100 Itallons In thc band. Four of the rlnp
leadera were arrerted. Tltese were trled aud aeqatued.
IT WAS XOT PBEStDBXT XARSn'S BODY.
Woodbury, June 20.-There was cotuiderilile ex
rlt-nient here to-day ovor a report whlch eatne from
l'hiladelphla that the body of OttflBfl W. Bhnah had
been fmind ln the woods near thls pla(C. The hody
of ? man was found yesterday with two bull't bahfi
ln his head and a revolvcr tlghilv grasped in blaj right
hard. The dead man, however, was not the fugltlvo
president of the Kcystone Bank of Phlladelphia. Ho
ba* not yet been idouUUcl.
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SECRETARY PROCTOR VISITS AX EXCAXPBEX7.
Concr.rd, N. H.. June 55. Bfltretary I*roetor. accom
! panled l.y Governor I"age, Adjutatit-Geiieral K'ck and
other Vermont mllllarj' men, arilvod liere by a speclal
? traln thls forenoon. They were met by Adjutant-Gen
eral Ayltng ond CJovernor Tuttle and stafT, ano eaeartad
1 by cavalry to thc encumpment of the Sl^ite Nati mal
Gti'inl, where a salute of reventeen g.ms was ilivd.
The Beeretary nnd party remalned tu.tll after thc rc
I vlew by Governor Tuttle thls afternoon.
,-?.
DE. IICBOLBOB WII.l. AOCBPT.
Milwauk.e. Wis., June 2n.-The R-v. Dr. I?aae L.
BlebolMNI, m* Phlladelphia. has Informed tb" IflXaBhtf
ciinmiticc of the Bptaeofal PHeeaa ef MBwaxhBa that
he wlll acc.pt tlie bishoprlc made vaeant by thc death
! of Dr. Kniglit. lf hls electlon be r.itltled Dr. Nlchol
son wili IjO cunscciateU ln his own ciiureh, at Fuiladel
pliia, 011 october ld.
A SUIT TO mBOtWBM 81,500,000.
Chicago, June 20.?The Kenosha County Rank of
Wi-aoiislu began snit in the I'nlted Stntes DtatrM
Court to-day agnin-t Oaorflfl F. Hai'ding, of thls city. to
rryover 81.d00.0OO. Years ago Harding was pre*ldent
of the bank and. Jt 1? alleged, anjustly ronfl*rat>sl to
his own use a'sets rightfully belonging to Uie lnstitu
lion._^_
LiPiP-TTE POST i COOD HOST.
Roston. June 2f?.-The romrades of Edward W.
Kinslev Post, G. A. R-. Comniander George F. Hall.
arrlvcd ln Boston this morning fmm thelr visit 10
lafayette Po?t. of New-York. The Boston eomndes
am _..MlJlT ? ln thelr pralse of the kosplUUity of
Lafayette Po*t. _^__
JLLfiVCB DEUAXVK IX XORTH DAKOTA.
Grand Forks. N. D.. June Zd.-TnT Alllance resolu
tlons aa reported by tlie commtttee u>day are roiised.
omittlng woman auffrage. froe text book*. Uie Ocala
plaUorm. nnd tbe niort?a_e rcsolutloua, bnt demand
1,._ Government ownerehlp of milroad* and silver
?gtVflP on an equallty wlUi gold.
JEiTB OT URS. SllfO.V BOTUBOBILD.
Asbiiry Park. N. J., June 2? (Speclal).-Mt-. Mln
nle Rothsrhlld. of No. 114 Ea?t Flfty scventh ?t.. N-w
York, died flfl HaHi-nvc., Long r.rati.b. on Thursday
nlght. >!)-? Rolhs.hild had been piomlnently loVntl
fled with many Hebrew benevoJeiit soclclleii. Bl?e wa*
tlfty nlnc year* ot uge, and the wlle ol xiraoa IRHlu
child, Uie cloaX icanufacturer.
HARVARD'S SUPERB RACE.
YALE BEATEN ON THE THAMES BY ELEVEN
LENGTHS.
TUE CRIM-'OX LED FROM TTIE 6TART AMB
GAINED AT EVERY sTROKE-A CRt'SU
IXG DEFEAT. '
fBY T8LIOHAPH TO THB TRIRCXB..
New London, June 26.?Harvard haa r8
deemed herself this yeiir. I-tst fall ebo
defeated Yale at foot bail ln magniflcent
f.-.shion. Fate deereed that tlie two jrrcat rivala
should not meet on the baaeball fleld. It waa
left for the criroson and the 1)1 uc to atrivc to
pluck the final laurels of the year to-day at New
London. To-night the wreatlis of olives rcst
upon the br'ows of the Harvard men. And the
honora well bellt the wearers. It waa on the
waters of tlie dark-hlue Tlmmes tlut eight men
from Harvard met to-day eighf, aona of the famoue
old Yale L'niversity. It waa in battle royal.
ro.vally fought, that they came together, and
wlillc the criixison floats vietorioua to-night, all
honor ts due to tbe hlue of Yale, which haa ao
often been triumphant in sheil-roeing.
For the Ilrst tiuio since IttS Harvard to-ciay
showed, as a good old song runa. " Four milea ol
rudder fo* the cmck New-Haven crew " And how
wel she showcd it! She was gcnerous in hor
dtaplap of ihat rudder. Eagor that YaFe might
view it and <l\vcll upoo it and learn to know it
well, she took it out. enntehed it from beneatli
the bridge over tha Than.c. and waffing it swiftly
to th.? nocth kept it in the van until impationt
nt the sh.thful inen buhiud ahe whipped
away and earried it far up the river. Tlie
rncc of today was not a raee. Harvard like
a bolt of .love hnrleJ her boat up tlie river from
the start. She had neualy half a lcn_.tr. to spao
after the i-efcree spoke fhe word which aent them
oiT. A few KOOOda" later she was leaping over
the eoBBM at a pace whicTT threatetted to kill
?oohrbady, It killed Yale. That ia in a few
wor.fe the sb.ry of to-chy's rnce.
Wlien t'ie time for the start approae.hed, every
one was snrprised. Harvard was coming dowc
tl.e river, rowing the cheerful "snappy*
atroke, which has been seen so of
ten of late on the Thnmes. Yale's boat
waa towed down. Newell, of Harvard. sfripped
off hls shirt a quarter of a mile away from the
Utalce-hoat. His fellows soon followei him.
Then, with a gentle stroke, the men pulled iown
la the sr.ke-bo.it. Tliey rowed so beautifnlly
that a ripple of applausc spread over the river
and rivalled the salt-lnden breeze that came up
from the sea. Tlie wind was fioating silently up
tlie stream. llelow the bridge there was a
*uiet heaving of the waters. Ahove it then
wae only a rufllintf of the dark-blue, and furthei
up a calm, broken here* and there by the faintesl
wceh. The aky was without a scar. The sun
was irlowing; it was so deep of hue that crimson
was its e.dor. ln ihe west the fringing woods on
tli.* rivcr's bank were bfigkt in the hrilliant rays
of tho sun. In the eaat, where tlio water waa
. till dark shndows lay under the elilTs. Tlie dark
for Yale, the bright for Harvard. The breeze
frcsheued ns the hour for tho raee approaehed,
Init it was not strotig wbon Harvard came rowing
easily down the river.
Far up the river, where tlie four-mile flags
wei-e Ufted By tka IBiBl breeze, lay boats ani
yachrs innumerahle. Above tlve bridge tha
river waa envered with whi_e-hulleci boatw, ani
from bowoprit to masthead, and TTW_in_nt_sthea4
to masthead, flntterpd gav p?;nnnnt8.
Better conditions for a raee could aot hava
lieen ask-d. The wind was aatern; the tide waa
on fhe ilood, BBd tlie eourse was up the river.
Hnt, Bi BBBl welteretl under the driving sun, the
referee was prepariag for the start. At this tim?
lba lower barbor and the river were thronged wit.
jrachtB. Among rliein were:
Bteam Beetwa, Yivienne, Reposo, Halcvon, Nereld
CharJOtta. ( nguowa, Narwhald. I.okonnett, Ncilra
iwi-. Oneldo. Lorna, EVerleaa, N-i*ht.w???n... Aztec
Lnrllle, Aleeta, mgaBlOfO, Tillle, Sus,|iiehanna. StranBei
ainl Starling. ____._. u
gchoonen?Ramona, I'hantom. Alert, Conianch?
"forna, Ylator. .-vlph, Aanaae and Princess.
__oop? WIUI PlgeOB, l.lprlm, Katrlna, Lilly Bell,
Eiimotnu, and Iluron.
On the rcferee's boat were, among others
.\fcssrs. Coles, Took, Stevenson, Floyd
Jones and Ishain, and Oeorge Adee, of Yale; C. F
Adams and (ieorge Adams, of Harvard; while ii
a laiinch at her side were " Harry" Keyes, Har
vard, and Arthur Biishane.
Wiihin ten minutes after the annotincod start.
ing time both Ix.ats were in position. Then
came a pniiso in t'ie cheering, while the stnrtinj
word was wiited for. Only for a moment wai
there a dehiy, und they were off.
The start 'was perfect. Tlie oars of both boat
cleft the water at the same in. tant. Sixteei
ours raaa and fell agaia in tl.e same stroke, anc
the bouts wer" shivering on equal tertns aa i
srvmed. Bat with anotlier stroke Harvard's sbel.
sprang to the front. It went on quickly and
nif-liinKly. It shot, alaflf until How of Harvard
wns a'renst the tip of Yale's boat. Then it waa
seen what force, |>owcr and er.ergy were in the
i'anihrldire stroke. Harvard could mot hav#
tiiiiiie.l less tlinn a quarter's length in that flrst
llcrce hinst, but it was all so cjuiek, the stroki
was so rapid and the pace waa so hot that no oa?
could realize it until the boats were off and thi
ehurnir.g white in their wakes told of their apeed
I'tr six strokes Harvard's oars flashed under tb
open sky and the blazing sunshine at forty'
Yale's oars were as f:ust. For ten strokes thi
hlue and the red HTade* cut tlie Thamos ln equal
tine, but out nnd to the front shot the Cam
bridgc shell. And then Yale sent her stroka
down to tliirty-oight, for the plan had lieen U
kill Harvard with a territle t'L-sli. and here wai
Harvard osking lor and forcinj? a lishtning strolc.
in the flrst. Iinak for elear water.
That stioke o'f Harvard's was terrib.e
It drove tiie boal like a llash up the river, and
waa to Yale, it would not slaeken. Its aymmetrj
?raa perfect. The oar-lilides were wonderfnllj
MnanliBOBB The hodi's swung iu time, and tho
boat shot like an arnw atraight from one flag
to the ne\t. Yale .eemed to l>e rOBrlBfl well.
Seven elipped his stroke and his body-work waa
fast, bflt his oar wns i|B_8k BBd tirm and powerful
He was cryiug for a dn--l.ing pace, but Strola
?ave him only thirl.v-eii<lit.
At tbta time llaivaid's oirsmansliip was i
pi.-tnre irom tlie Siloii. The lueeze, cat.hini
on tlie leathered blad-B "t times, .-a_nt fine spniyi
of water out to the riitlit and taft. There was i
slight sway in the waist of the boat, and douhta
weie expressed as to the ahilit.v of the crew to
liold the pace. llut the oars sang in the BBBBJ
B88-0BI8, baied baeks .wiiiig buCB and eaaed to
wanl the Imw in haimonv. There was no flianga
in the time, nnd as the crimaou Idades went liack
an.i forth, marvels ol iiaining and skill, the shelj
Iw-neatli them shot on swiftly aud hgutly untU
there shone elear, blue wat^-r between IlarvarcJ'l
rudcler and the koife-like edy;e of the Yale hoat.
So BBB was Harvard's stroke that one thnught
of a swinglng liammock. And yet it waa like ao
electric tlaah from the clouda. Yale'a 8wia|
wi.s tbe moinentiim of a fdlllng pile
driver. It had tlie power, the inteniityl
the drivc aud thiob of the old " Hoh"" Cook stroke,
luit. the boat was a laji^ard in a BBBl with Hrruiea.
lt would not go. lt hung and awu.ed aud
wavereal, until at the mi e tlag Harvard ahowci
hetwacn her and the nughty Yale boat a lengtk
and a half of BBMBBBg water.
Harvard, afb-r P-flatBg the one-mile flag, ahowed
her conlldenee hf dropping her atruke to thirty
eight. Yah" foughl on liehiud with a atroke ol
tlnriy-aix. Still the BBSSf of I'lue watet lietweea
the boats expand.d. lt waa win or die now, and
up roae tbe Yale atroke to thirty-seven, It

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