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ES^'ABlTlSHEirAUGUST 24, 18S, WHEE^
PRESIDENT'S CAfEll:
i
Are Received With Great Cordiality
by tbe Executive. (
CONSUL GENERAL NEWS MEETING ?
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With the President la Said to Have g
Been Almost Touohlnu, t
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DELEGATES ARRIVING IN CHICAGO [
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On Their Way Homo from Mlnneapo- jj
||>..Thc Harrlton Hon Arc Taking
Tliolr Victory Quietly, Whllo Xhoso I
Who Wcro Opposed to thoPrcsldont
Arc Gcttins Over Their Disappoint- ,
mciit-Kx-Spcakor Kcod SaygJHo Is a t
Itepntillcaii and Never Stabs a Can- ?
i
uiuuiv* Bpttlal
Dltpatch to tht InleHlnenar.
Washington, D. C., Juno 13.?The r
Ropublicau politiciam who engaged In t
the contest/or the supremacy at tbo c
Minneapolis convention are returning to J
the city. Consul General John 0. j
New is the hero of tho hour. The moot- d
ing between him and President Harri- R
sou issaid toliave been almost touching. j
General New, like alt capable loaders, (
urged tho merits of tho candidate he fi
represented as being responsible forthe ?
victory, and i> disposed to bolittlo his
personal efforts for Mr. Harrison at the t
convention, lie is confident of the
President's re-election, and thinks the I
rumblings of discontent among the S
leaders ot the defeated faction will soon "
die away. He thinks I'resident Harri ;
ton is stronger now than he has ever f
been before the people of the conntrv. ,
General New leaves for London, his {
foroign post, soino tiuio this week, il
Apropos of tho greotinir between tho
President and General New, it is generally
remarked among all callers upon
tho President that the latter's manner
lias undergone a material change during
the past few days. n
[lis irtends in the Minneapolis con- t<
test wero friends indeed, as tbey \joro \
friends in need. I
ft
Tim I'ICIIT IH
Anions tlio arrivals from Minneapolis (
to-<)ay was Col. A. M. Hughes, who e
was chairman of tho Tennessee deloga- li
tiou during tho convention.' lie aa.vs 1
the Republicans will make a big fight in '
Tennessee this campaign. 1
Gonoral Cutcheon, an ex-represontativo
from Michigan, says Michigan will
ci ro Harriion as big a majority as he
had last time, namoly 23,WO voles. '
Gen. M. M. Estee, of California, who s
lias been mentioned for some tlmo past (
ih a probable addition to President t
Harrison's cabinet In caso a present ),
member is sent to the supreme bench, e
called at tho White House to-day. j
CALIFORNIA ALJ. II10I1T. f
General Estoo fools suro tho Republi- ?
can ticket will carry California this fall, j
Whilo Air. Blaine is intensely popular c:
in California and his nomination would
have aroused much enthusiasm, there ,
l.rto Knox nn anf*{f nf ontiifrnhiim mmil. *
tested towartf the President. Oil the
contrary his administration is regarded J
out thoro as n most successful ono, be- )
cause of its cleanness and conservatism. ,
Thoro is no foundation, in General lis- ;
tee's opinion, for tlio reports that Call- J
forn iu seems to be inclining to Democ- :
rai'y. The state is a producer and the
products, wool, wines, prunes and
oilier fruits are of u Jiind that need protection.
In reference to the Democratic
allegations that dissension in the Re- '
in tiic Republican ranks will bo marked 1
this fall, General. Eatoe says that the j
crumbling of the few will bo drowned
by llie cheers of the enthusiastic rank
and filo. {
THEY AIII3 COMING IN t
Out or the Wet?limine Man Acoaptlnff the (
Innvltnble Gracefully.
Chicago, Juncl3-;Tbo visiting states- f
men to the Republican convention at d
Minneapolfl nro straggling into Chicago
in small batches. Tho Harrison men
are joyful,antl in a quietway.and natnr- ^
ally tho antl-Harrlaon men are notmak- .
ing a groat display of enthusiasm, bat l
on tho other hand*they nro not opjios- ing
tho ticket, nnd arc rolnctantly yield- 1
ing to tho inevitable and paving tho a
way (or active work in behalf of tho c
party candidntos. t
A half dozen or more Blaine mon H
paid visits to tho World's l'"nir. A. W. \
Clancy, one of tho few Blnlno delegate* c
from iowa, was greatly disappointed
and lenred tho party had a hard tight
on hand.
"If Cleveland is nominated wo will ?
have a hard fight on ottr hands," said
Mr. Clancy, "and should. Mr. Doles, ol c
Iowa, lie nominated, I am not quite so a
sure ho would not carry Iowa. Boios is 1
n very popular man. particularly nuiong
tlio young votort." ' '
Oenoral Asa UushnKI. ono of tho t
'Big Four" of Ohio,'sold'tip was now n .
Harrison man, but it was unfortunate :
that lilalne had been dofeated. {
Torn Heed, ot Maine, and Congress- ,
man Itobort Hitt loft town early in the r
raornint??nd took tholr prjfato car for
"uamngion. Air. iteou aecuuou so
talk about tho .nomination, except to
say that ha was a Republican and never
Blabbed a candidate. '
IIOUXKLLK ON BLAINE.
II Sayi l(e Don't Think Ho Want. to Go'
to the Senate.
Misniapoi.u, Mikn\, Jnno 12.?Congressman
lioutello, of Mai no, is still in
tliis city, spending a week with hii
brother and sister, who reiido hare. He
was aaked to-day to dive his opinion of
the talk about sending Sir. Blaine to
the senate to succeed Senator lisle, lie
said he did not know whether ,Mr.
Hlnino would care to go to tho soriato,
but he had no hesitation in saying that
any honor in tho gilt of tho Hepnbllcans
of Maine that .Mr. Blaino may do- |
siro would bo enthusiastically bestowed
upon tho groat leader. {
rro.l.ient to he Nstlil.il .Nell Monday.
Washington, D. C., Juno III.?Tho ,
President has reeoivod a telegram from' 5
Governor McKinloy, chairman of tho
committee appointed by the Bopnbllcan
convention to notify President
Urrison of his ronomination, asking T1
' it would be convenient (or him to r?- { f
civs tho committos Monday next. The
iesidpat responded in the affirmative.
NOW FOR CHICAGO.
'Igaring on OUTeltnd'i and Bill's Chaneea
of Nomination.
New Yopk, June 13.?Up to date tho QJ{
lanagcrs ol Senator Hill's canvass lor
lie presidential nomination have not Betw
iven out any figures tending to verify BtR
heir claim that the senator has more JU;
han an even chance to win at Chicago.
)ne day last week a very prominent *
eader of Tammany said that Hill "ot
rouid havo at least 260 votes on the Koi
rst ballot, and Oleveland probably 600.
'hero has been a tally kept of tho
'references of delegates so far as could "1T
io ascertained. nellr
A national delegate from the mid- xra
rintor slate convention yesterday can- ,
nssed the roll of states carefully with "
lioso resulting totals: Total delegates, Wasl
uo; necessary xo cnoice, (iwo-iiuruo/ on wi
Ul). Clovoland, 453; Hill, 330; Palmer.
8; Carlisle, 35; Boies, 20. *T"
Theso results are arrived at by split- '
Inn doleeations, bat it is believed most $130,1
(tho states will vote under the unit Thi
ulo.' If thoy do Mr. Hill's vote would ~ore
io reduced to 250 and Cleveland's in- .
roascd to 677. or within tvronty-two of ,orn"
ho ronuisito number. In this ovont way.
ithertho vote ot Kentucky, Iowft or laldt
lllnois would nominate the ox-Proei- lomo
lout, unless South Carolina and Virinla,
whoso delegations are claimed to w,e"
ie equally divided,, should cast their P'J"}'
orty-two votes for Hill. Tho nine Pi
Jlovelnnd men from Conueeticut pro- ,
ar Hill for second choice, and that is P '
bout the way tho Hill managers figure J"0 '
oost of tho delegations. Thoy fool con- E0*"
idont that if Cleveland doesn't win in
ivo ballots his chances aro destroyed. ??.
Richard Croker, Edward Murphy and
.iculenant Governor Shohan start'or Earl
!hicago Wednesday. On Thursday tho
olegates leave and on Friday at.lemt ln a.'
,20u picked braves will take thoir de- .
orturo. fdml
Senator Hill was at the Hoffman temp
louse^o-day holding a protracted con- reiun
arenco with Lieutenant Governor P.cn?
hoohan and Edward Murphy. ??
i i i It
Will Support urn. Cook
New Yobk, June 13.?'Tho World this ifl Mi
jorning prints replies received from t0 c?
early all tho Democratic stato commitsomen
in answer to tho question
rhether thoy would give their support yn
othe ticket ho matter who was named
* /- >' - norm
it. umcngo.
Ihe substance of tho answers is that iaKed
hoy will work for whoever ia nominnt- tion
d at Chicago. They aro Democrats ?-.?
rat and Hill men afterward. Hill is mr
heir favorite, butif Cleveland ia named "'.'
hey will give him just as Rood and as J;,}t
>nthusiastic support. Oil
New York's Dalfliatci to Chicago. * tiroll
New Yohk, June 13.?Chairman Ed- ??.
rord Murphy, jr., of the Democratic ' j.1.'
tato central committeo, and Liout. rcjje{
iov. 'Win. F. Shcohan are understood need
o have arranged to be in this city to plied
lold a conference at the Hoffman Honse More
arly to-morrow with Senator David B. publl
lill, who comes on1 from Washington absoi
nr that purpose, and iiichard Croker press
,nd Hush McLaughlin, of Brooklyn,
ho conferonco is for tho purposo of
Hying out the final plans for the Albany Mi
lelegates at Chicago. p0[n|
When the 1'lga Baffin to X*lj. this \
pitfor JlfapafcA to thi InfdClgtiterr. wllic
Washington, -D. C., June 13.?Col. !?](,>
olm W. St Clair, of Charleston, W. with
,ra., is here. He ia a delegate to tho ?{
Jhicago convention. "Will you vote
or Ctovolnnd?" ho was askod, "When '
ho convontion mnkbi it unanlmoua," , pro
fas Mr. St. Clair's sarcastic reply. Vati
Oh, Coulil Tltey? rou,<
I'oitTi.axp, Ore., June IS.?Governor '
'onnoyer, referring to the iato eloction lake
n Oregon, anya tho Democrats could lashi
mvo easily carried tho state if they had ,vas 1
lot abandoned free coinage and onI???1
/"J-*?- Vvnm 8 Mil
IUI3UU VJ1UIVI V>V1?IHHU< . V...
o 10,000 Democruts wore .driven from Mi
ho Democratic people's party by the stoai
ipen treason to principle and the blind- por^
d idolatry of tho iale democratic state ,
onventioii, which changed the party ?, ,w
ilatform to suit Its plutocratic candllttt0
* )y th
<Jnv. 1'tower In n Wreck 'he C
Ki.itiiu, N. Y., June 13,?The car in JJ"'J
rliich Gov. 1'lower alid family were rid- 523 0
n? jumped the track six miles west of
iddison, on the N6w York, Lake Erie A
iVestem railroad, nt 12:30 o'clock this
fternoon. Exaggerated reports were a't
nco set afloat, one rumor stating that {. *'
ho train had been wreckod and tho 7 , 5
overnor killed. Although tho train 'P;
ms running at a high rato of sjieed, no
no iu tho governor's car was injured,
Homeopathic Institute* beatt
WASitijiaTON, D. C., June 13.?FortyIfth
soisiou of the Amorlcau Institute Nf.
if Homeopathy was opened horo this eccui
fternoon, Dr. Theodore V. Kinno, of Belm
'ntterson, N. J., presiding. The gon- tatio
ral report of tho bureau of organiu- breal
ion, registration and statistics stated ?>Ra
hat thorp aro in the United States forty Twel
;enoral and thirty-nino special homoo- of in<
isthy hospitals, at which 31,334 pa- [orts
lents wero treatod last year. Of this oreal
lumber 21,134 .were cured. The death
ato was 3.31.
. m Go
Tlnptnu iff 1 In tho llouie. row,
Washington-, 1). C., Juno 13.?Itjs aged
ho present intentiou of tho Democratic river
nanagers to call upon tho tinplato bill raer
vlien the fortifications appprorlation .Hnni
>111 is disposed of by tho houso. The 'J1*"
:onsiderntlon of tho tinplato 1)111 will r'ver
irobably occupy several days, so that It
s doubtful if miy tarifl measure will be p.
:allod up during the week: Several .
lonferenco reports are expected and If wuo
presented will occupy tho attention of at Pi
ho houso alter tho tariff bill .Is acted "woe
" on- cliair
?* raco
Wont Virginia Pension*. rolefl
frxtat Dlipateh to (he InUUlgtnair. rcat
Wabhixotox, D. C., Juno 13.?Wett than
Virginia pensions have been granted aa {j*1";
, ,, t wore
.oil owe: doub
Original?Martin Yost, Jacob Stuckoy, vorel
Samuel II. Canterbury, Wm. J. Sargent, veno
IVin. A. Holland.
Additional?Kdwnrd Nlcholls, Henry I
Uyers. Josiah Summon, Daniel Snyder, Lo
IVin. Wickoir. comi
Increaso?Goo. M. Rouss. ernn
Reissue?Christopher C. Lipscomb. wool
Original widow?Maggie Flagg. June
IE ROBBERS FOILED. IB
:home to Hold Up the' New 1
York Express Train ^
THE BALTIMORE 5 OHIO 1?
kll
con Connellsvllle and Lajton
- Th
Clon Mlscarrlcs Through tho
llroad Officials Receiving Xlmclj JJ'
rninff?It Vaa Planned by tho ia<
orious Coolcy Gang-Officer* Arc *?'
v In Hot Pnrtnlt ol Them. mi
Rc
tsbukok, P*., June 13.?a Con- ^
. ille, Pa. apeelal lays: su
in robber* were foiled lost night
attempt to hold up the New York,
lington and Philadelphia express At
0 Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad be1
LaytonStation and Connellsrillo.
nail and express cars had on board
KXX re:
) suspicions of the railroad officials clu
aroused several days ego by Inition
which thoy received in Bomo 'ni
They got word that plans wore ^
o rob the express on Sunday night ar)
whore out' of Laytou. Tho plans pr
to flag or wreck the train aud then un
ler tho mail and express cars conig
the money.
clogram was sont to Robert Shop- Til
? -n.ui ? a. r?us-. frr
viia jpMuuiutD u. vuiv uoivwwiu
last night. About 8 o'clock ho
to Unibntown and got 8horlS Mc- co
ilck and a poase of men, who wore n<
i to Layton on u special train, of
boarded tho express there, and ?'?
>f tho olllcors lvont on through to of
Jerland. l'hoanlvalof thosher- th
losae scared tho robbers off, and PO
ibly sayed many lives. Although
tting.that thoy oxpected nn at- nl:
tnt robbery, tho railroad .officials cl(
cd to givo any Information. Butendent
llolbrook . on board jta
rain. do
was learned to-night that the ret
ly cane planned tho robbery. Sher- dlt
sCormiclc and posse are now trying
pturo the famous gang before they
ick to their mountain haunts. ,lt
Tltuwltle Bcouvorlnff. :. (
CTIVIM.B, Pji., June 13.?The tem y
bridge over Oil Creek was fin- j|(|
; to-day, and admits of com munica- re,
from tho south. The Western ^
York A Pennsylvania railroad has
nonced to run on schedule tlmo
i and its freight office will bo re- Pc
pa
Creek has foreod itself into an en- a
r new channel, and to remove he
bare and replace tho waters to 8t,
old bod is a groat problem. M
rht hundred persons are .receiving th
: daily from the commltteo and the
ol fundi Is very urgent, and is np- Gi
to relieve immediate necessities. T1
Is oxpected this week, as tho Kc- tei
:can national convention no longer In
bj. go much attention from tho tjj
' _ ' - . ' jffl
A C/telono'a Antion.
!?kbapoms, Mind., June 13.?Orono' pj
Lake MInnetonka, was crossed
norning at 7:30 by a small cyclono
h formed on the aurtaco of the *v
and ifvvopt across the peninsula
irresistible forcc. The residence ;
lorge A. Brackett was wrecked and tei
10 fine trooa surrounding tho house,
of tliem fifty years' growth, were .
oted and now lie in tanglod masses ~
i9 contre of tho wrecked cottBso. M
liy a tree Is left standing along the *'
i of tho storm. After playing havoc
lie point tho twister doubled on
nurse and went out across tho
where It apparently subsided, alter
ng the wator into a foam. There Ci
10 loss of life. pi
????????
Ijttlco Stenmor Smth. Q1
lwaurek, Wis., Juno 13.?The *r
nor Dauglass of the McElroy Trans- fir
ition' Line ran into the lumber pi
ner A. K. Wilde of Cliicago about 1 f1
:k last night about ?evon teen miles 10
lis port, damaging her hull so bad- mi
at she sank in Alteon minutes after ?e
ollision. The crew of the Wilds
taken on board tho Douglas and ,
id here. Tho Wilds was valued at
00 and insured tor $15,000. a i
on
To Trpt Against Time.
tr.Anur.i'niA, Pa., Jnne 13.?Tho
loni urivini; umo nns mauo ar?monts
with Budd Doblo to trot ,1.
:y Hanks at Belmont Park, Phila- n0
lia, Thursday, July 7, against hor
d of 2:09 for a special purge of
9 with $1,000 added if the record of
rt Bonner's Sunol of 2:08} is
in.
M
Crevaeiee on th? 3f laatutppl* ^
w Orliaxs, June IS.?A crevasse a(j
'red last night on the levee on the vii
iont plantation in St. James plan- 18
a in St. James parish, left bank. A "K
i occurred in the levee this mornt
Avondaic plantation, right bank,
ve miles above this city large forces
;n are at work and strenuous ef- to:
are boing made to close tbelo he
. la
Drowned While Unlhlnff.
stten, Ind., June 13.?llyron Ilan- "
aged twenty, and I/oren L. Haney. id
eighteen, wore drowned in Elkhart tb
while bathing to-day. The for- in
was taken with cramps, but when
jy went to his rescue both sank. A
foVcG of men are dragging the '
. St
Hooted Freeldent caraat. *9
ris, June 13.?The three foreigners
were arrested yesterday for hooting m'
residont Carnot and calling him a Bt
iden head," as ho was leaving Long- le
ips, where he had witnessed the
for tho Grand Prix de Paris, wore
sed by the police to-day. The arwas
more a matter ol precaution P'
anything olse. The crowd who vi
i the insults offorcd the President Mi
J 1- I. -J .Mil. I. .A
uctjjuv iiitciiQUUi miu iiioiu ii >uv
it the men would have benn re- ]>|
v linn died bad not tbo police interd
and nrroated thorn.
>?t? of rnrllnment's IHuolatlon.
xnox, Juno 13.?In the houiie of "
lions to-day Mr. Balfour, the govlent
leader, Hated that parliament at
d be diuolved between Jano 19 and m
125. wi
FOURTEEN KILLED
*B Eiplqslou at the Mate Iliac
Xmrj yard.
3ax Francisco, Juno 13.?An o:
jilon ?t Mare Island Navy Yard th
irning occarrod in the shell root
10 shell rooms are now on Ore. Man
rsons were seriously injured. Tt
Had arei George Hittingor, gunni
6L N.; fiundborg, gunner's mati
omaa Soymour, gunner's mate; Wil
n lleckel, opprontica; A. KoUit
iman;C. W. Smith, landsman; Wil
n Woahburno, soiman; F. Lcga
iraan; W. Oetrander, apprentice; I
of, apprentice; William Rush, se
in; r? Johnson, seaman; 1
linecke, seaman; J. H. Holton, a]
nntlco. Of the three men taken I
0 hospital two have died. The oi
reiving is namod J. Briscc.
IMPORTANT DECISION
footing Sato of Olsomargiurlno Mac
Oat of tho Slate.
Baltimore, Md., Juno 13.?Jndi
md, of the United States court, hi
ndered an important opinion in tl
le of Charlei 15. McAllister, allege
ont of Brau & Fitts, oloomarpurh
inufacturere of Chicago, who sougl
1 reliof from the custody of tho sta
thoritics. Judge.Bond holds thattf
and iliflnharffM tl
Isoner. Mr. JIcAUiator wan arrestc
dor tho Maryland law relating to tt
o of oleomargarine.
The judge, in reviewing the cue sale
lat a person may import an nrtic
im a foreign country or one of tl
itcs of the anion and sell it in tl
ndition in which it was imported
it to be disputed now after a long Hi
decisions by tho supremo.court,
ite may regulate the salo and stora;
articles dangerous to the health <
e city) but it cannot prohibit the it
rtation.
l'he laws of tho Unitou States roco;
so oleomargarine as a mercantile art
i. Being such, while n state mi
gulate its sale, it cannot prohibit i
iportation. The staUto in questic
os this and is unconstitutional in til
ipect, and void. Tho potitionor
charged.
RACE WAR AVERTED
Galhrle hy Dlmruioff the BoUterot
Elements on Doth Side*.
Gotheik, 0. T., Juno 13.?The rai
ir which seemed imminent last nigl
s been averted and comparative qui
igns to-day. The disarmament of tl
isterous negroes and whites hr
ach to do with calming the excite
ople, an<l no more trouble is antic
ted. Holley, the negro who assaullc
white woman Saturday night, hi
en removed to Wichita jail. Tl
>ry of the other. aisault, that iipc
rs. Guyken, by Anthony Lawson ail
e lattor's killing by a mob, is untru
wson attempted to break inl
lyken's house but was driven awa
t.trn la nnthln? tn show that ho CO]
mplatod any further crime. A con
itt&e of Vigilantes has boon lormo
vided into threo companies, each to c
,ty <1ght linnm rlnjly. Thoir. organ
Uon is strong and together with' tl
Jeers will be ablo to preserve tl
aco.
nmcK buys theauftw,
,o ttoml Said to Have Chnngek Ham
and tho New Ownorn Go Orer It.
Masshaox, 0., June 13.?It is repo
I hero that Calvin S. Brice and his a
dates hare obtained control of tl
ereland, I.ornin & Wheeling railroa
le representatives of the now ownei
II go over the road to-morrow wit
sneral Mantger Towniend.
Pa-per Mills Burned.
ITahttokd City, Ihd., June 12.?Tl
escent Fapor Manufacturing Cor
ny'a mills, of this city, wero d
oyod by flreyesterdoy morning. I-o
50,000, insurance $75,000. The 11:
iglnated through the carelessno*s ol
cman in disconnecting n natural gi
pe on a high pressure Hue, causit
o escaping gas to ignite from n |>ur:
g jot nearby and explode. The fir
in in tho employ of the company wo
rlously but not fatally burned;
Got Llttlo Caslu
rETABKAXA, AnK.,June 13.?AtGeno
imull station eight milea east of he
the cotton belt railroad on Saturdt
ght burglars entered the office of tl
idlce lumber company, opened tl
le and carried away $40,000 worth
o company's stock, $12,000 worth
itos and about $100 in cash. There
clew to the guilty parties.
.
Einortu of llrandatafTk.
WAsniNOTDX, D. C., Juno 13.?Durii
ay, tho export) o! broadstufls fro
o United States was $10,410,30
ainst $12,330,231 in May 1891; ofnr
llona 810,501,592, against 57,008,005
til; and of mineral oils $3,171,02
ainst $3,585,270 in Maj*f '01.
Assaulted an Invalid.
Ft. Woutii, Texas, June 13.?Yostc
rday an unknown negro entered tl
MM of Mrs. Maborn, an invalid whi
ly, and criminally assaulted her. J
e afternoon and a strange darkey a
rerlng the description of the bra
ia arretted. Tho victim waa too ill
sntify him, bat if it la provon he
e assailant the cltlxeno express the
tention of lynching him.
Wants to Got Control*'
Lociavin.E, Ky., June 13.?Prosidoi
ucky, of the Louisville Baseball da
trying to buy stock enough to conti
e club. In that case he will reinsta
ifler oa captain and make him all
anagor. In case ho cannot get tl
ock, he sayi he will give PelTer his r
ite. __J
Tcitardar'* Biue lull.
Tho following games of baao ball wo
ayed yesterday: Baltimore 5, Loui
llo 3; Cincinnati 7, Boston 5; Clev
ad 10, New York 5: Brooklyn 3, Ch
go 0; 8t. Louis 13, Washington 1
ii pi?.Kn?nh r.
iltauuiptiia ??| * i>vawuif,u vi
Oxford WnnU to lleit Harvard.
Bcwtox, Jane 13.?Word hoa been r
ired in this city (hut the boat crew
(ford University, England, baa sei
i invitation to the Harvard crew
eet them in a contett in Knglii
itera aomo time this coming (all.
FATALLY HURT.
d A Br&kemaa T?tU OS a b*r Coder i
Wheal >.
t- At lialf put one o'clock thig morn
la Richard King, a brakeman on the ?
a. 0., waa run ovar by a lrol)
y car aud probably fatally Injur
is Yonog King works in the Benwc
ir yard and had just gone oyor to the R
i; aire aide with a trip. While atand
]. on tpp of a box car and aettingl
. brake his hand elippad and ha i
thrown olT in front of the car. He
i" tained hia prosenco of mind, and thr
hia body otf thu track. Ilia logs, he
* ever, wore caught under the whe
J" and both taken off below the knA*.
~ Uo WAS iinuiwliatoly brought up
Wheeling and at half paat two o'cli
? was on liia way to the city hospital
1 the patrol wagon 'The injuriea are p
bablr fatal
King ia twentytwo years old and i
married aud Uvea on Gravel street,
la low Behwood,
10 COUNCIL COMMITTEES,
ia Tlfe Eloolrle Light Cumulation Wflnti
16 Us DUoharcoil?Olbar Committees.
k1 The electric light commission-1
10 yesterday evening, and decided
it recommend toOouncil to pny tho real
t0 tlie bills for .the electric light ayaU
A report of tlio commission ia alrei
on file, rirooimendlng the payment
|(j the Fort Wayne company's I)
|Q and lfc?t evening it voted
pay the Wheeling Mining and Mai
i. lactuiing company a balance of !
l' 2)>a 711, the Van Dorn Construct:
1C company and Architect K.
|B Franzheim $.381). The eomraiaaion a
:8 ilocidcd to ask Council for its dischar
)e having no more work to do.
^ The Council committee on fire depi
(0 mont mot yesterday evening and vo
UJ U8K WU.UUUI tV JJU/ k'LU MUWUM
for tho Tigili nt online house the I
nnco dun of $7IM W. Tho bill for
- wall in the roar o( theongine home?
]. for the curbing in front of it, ainou
iy ing to $144,-and some bills for iced t
L repairs wore recommended to bo pa
in The committee on accounts last ni|
ja audited bills mtgreifating in the viciti
I, of $2,700. It was decided to rocomint
to Council that copies oi the new CO
lied ordinances bo given to each mc
bor of the Council, and to each city c
ccr, with the uunderstanding, howev
? that these must bo handed over to I
, successor in ollice of each. Persons i
:c in city office or Council who desire
,t procuio copies can purchase thorn at
t ?ach.
The committor on markets audi
bilia to the amount of $26 U0, and dot
id od to advertiso for bids to repair, pa
!(j and whitewash tho houses.
. The City Council meets in rogu
* session this evening. There iB not uit
id of public Interest to be done,
is oLO
sr.JOSEPH'S.PAltOOUXAL SCHO
Kntartalamtint and Comtnoncfliuflnt El
clies-floaori Awarded.
0 The commoncemont oxorcisos of
* I I-' vt-i ?I 1
y. tioaopii a yuruuniui owuuui, uuiu j?a<
it- tlay evening at tho convent' ball, w
very entertaining and most- credits
J, to tho school and the sisters in chai
lo The hall was crowded, even packed
j- tho door*, and though the (ijat was
is tense, Urn Mudiaoco rcwaiqeS to i
ie very end. Seated in front of the sti
were Kt. Rev. Bishop Kain, Kt H
Mgr. Sullivan and Dr. John Friss
wlio wore interested spectators and
, planded liberally tho performances
the children.
The opening address was dolivei
r* quite eloquently by Muster Ctai
e- Swan, the orator of tho scliool. So
ie ol tho little boys recited "We've b<
j to school," and their cute rendit
? took amazingly with the audier
h Margaret Skelly's composition
"Geography" was one of tho gems
tho evening, and the young lady shot
herself most protlcient in tho atu
itself and in tho art of giving an into
gent description ol it.
n" The boys of tho D class recited w
e- "A Boy of Ills Word,".and tho lil
sg girls followod in ft fan drill and chor
Some moro of tho small boye w
; hoard in another recitation, "The Pr
? ticst Thing I Ever Saw." An Engl
composition by Eogina Padden, 01
tied, "Woapons of School Girl
'" abundantly tostified to the the yot
' lady's training In the art of compi
tion.
Tho "Song ol the Union" was st
by the C class, and the. littlo boys I
lowed with tho song and chorus, "C
' Flag is Thore." Henry Uaguo's reel
ro tion, "Good Bvo, God Bless You," \
ly good, as was the composition on "1
le tory" by Miss Ellen Moran. Tin
class was again heard in the recltatii
0f "Tho Woavors," and tho B class rocil
0f in unison the "landing of Columbu
i8 Miss Ellen Uoe read a composition
"Tensos in tho Grammar of Lif
-? H-M ? 1- TT.
jamos jucauanu, r mucin xiuvft, iin
Corcornn. Francis Kennoy and A1
ander Gribbon rocited the dialog
,R "Contentment.
>n Harry tiompors cave the recitat
4, "Saved by n Kiss," in nn accepta
g, way. The little boya recited "Ti
ln Enough," and the 0 class "Columbu
? and "Outdone by a Boy" waa the s
1 iect of John Hughes'a recitati
"Down on the Form" was sung by
large boya, and John Manloy rocil
v "Pat'a Keaaon." Tho commoncem
exercisea concluded with the play, "]
,e Ohaplet of Flowors," performed by I
te large girla. It was nicely done a
In was liberally applauded.
q- The commencement exercises ov
te Bishop Kaln ascended tho stago. Fatl
to Reynolds read out tho names of 1
ia pupils getting premiums, and aa ei
ir child walked up the stage the bis)
handed it the premium. The call
off of the premium list consumed o
a half hour.
it In the boys department, junior cli
h Frank Doerr received the silver met
J presonted by Father Sullivan. It i
01 given for good conduct and punctual:
te and waa awarded to Master Doerr
o the votes of hia clasamatcs. Fatr
io McDonnell, of the aenior class, alao
0- ceived n silver medal, presen
by Father Sullivan. .Hta classma
thought he deserved it, for good c
.. duct and punctuality.
In the girla' department Misaea El
' J. Howe and Elten J. Moran w
e- awarded a Sullivan silver medal for'
,i. socond time, and JllBsea Marjrarot
1. fikolly and Bcglna 'H. Paden w
' awarded one also. A silver modal
good conduct waa awarded to A
Snsan Dohcrtv.
e. Tho ontortalnment concluded wit
, brief talk by Blsliop Kain. In his fel
tons way the bishop praised the ch
lt ron for iheir rood work in the ?ch
to and expressed the hope that they wo
ill continue to improve In their sludloi
tho coming school year.
STRUCK BY A STORM.
in* Th0 "windy City" Hit by tBswf
Summer Bloat.
tot
* THE BIG DEMOCRATIC WIGWAM
all- 'P*
Sustains Partial Daraagee-Two Pan
;tl0 ? ... ?
VU3 sons aro Known to Have Been
re- Killed, Many Fatally and Other* *
Painfully Injured Considerable - j
als Damago Done 10 Property-Plate
( Glass Windows Blown In and Roolk
Jck and CMmnoys Wrecked.
ro Chicago, Jane la,?This dtjr ?M
jn. visited this afternoon bjr one oi the
be- most sovoro storms known hore for
years. It lasted only a short time, but
duringthat time one person is know* J
?to have been killed, many painfully Into
jured and much damage done to crap*
erty. The great "wigwam on the lake
front, in which the Democratic national
10 convention ijt to be held next week,
mi * ? Wdly wieekad.
idyl A 10w inmuica niior 0 u,viuck nivi- ':r~r-?$
. o?' nodo swept down upon the city from
'JJ> tho northwest, accompanied by ter.
aj? rifle thundor and lightning and tor- .
u. rents of rain and hail. lit the west
on division of the city trees were broken .
B. down, awnings torn ofl' and windows
1,0 shattered. A brick cottage at 1838
g0 Whipple street was demolished, two- i
year-old Emmu Kline killed instantly
,rt. and tho mother and another child badly
tod hijurod.
ul-3 In thodistrict between Xwentytecond
ml- and Thirty-third streets, east of tht
tho river, a ure.a deal of minor damage w*a
md done. Telegraph, telephone and elecU(.
trie systems were completely domor,n(j
alized for a time.
lid. A Catholic church at the oorner of
rttt Twenty-fifth street Place and Wallace 1
'uy street, whs badly damaged, the steep)*
nd and a portion of tho root being demol<11
ished. A passerby was badly injured.
,m. An elevator near Butler was struck by
,fH- lightning, a large hole being torn in one
uri side of the building.
tho Down in tho ccntre of the bnslness
jot district the storm seemed moat severs
to toward the board of trade. The Home
$i Insurance building on La Salle street
was struck by tho furious gale. Three
te(] plate glsss windows, 16 by 20 feet in size, ,
ij. m tho southwest corner occupied by tho
jnt UKlon National Bank, was. blown la
and shattered into fragmentr.upon the J
]ar dosks and fixtures. J. P. Odell, presilch
dont of the bank, was struck on the
thigh by a largo pioce of glass and se- ?
vercly cut. The driving rain deluged
ql the bank ahd did considerable damage.
Seventy-five men were ut work la th?
"* big Democratic wigwam. A quarter
post holding the northeast .corner ot St
the umbrella-shaped canvass' roof gave
ter- way and tore through tho canvass. "S
oro The wind got under It and lt? guy
ropes snapped like twine andan instant '-A
?c later tlie ninoty-foot centre mast
to snapped and fell with a crash, smash-'
in- <ng through the floor and .ruining a
the hundred chairs. The canf|as cover
then wont in tatters and r^u flooded
the wigwam. The worktnSf marvel- j
oil" omly escaped injury.
apl At midnight, two persons are known
of to have been killed, five or six fatally
injured, the latter worktngmea id new
Kiiilditmn nnrl ma.nv nainftlllv hurt _ J
.]e3 It la also le&rod that three men seen |
me on tho lake in a rowboatbefore the
lan ?totm woro loBt. . j2
i?n Ninety.seven Reported iMt
on Chicago, Juno 14.?The steamer Viola ' ?
, of with a party of ninety-seven ladle* and
red gentlemen from the Northwestern Unidy
vcrslty Ib reported lost with all on
board. , M
ell, A BIO POMOE COURT.
1]|t" Draokl, Disorderlies and Othars Pal
ere
ot- Fred Seyder, who ahot off a dynamite
ish crackor, Saturday nipht on Market
street, and scared a horse, was fined $1
and costs in Police Court yesterday.
jsl- The Mayor thought he was rushing the
Fourth of July too fast.
!nK Patrick O'Neil.who hit a fellow in the %
0|* Sixth ward, got $5 and eoata. W. B. ,
ur Johnson slapped a girl in Jessie Monti'
la~ cello's house of 111 fame, aild. was fined
$10 and costs lor his fun. He couldn't 4
pay, and went np for thirty day*. Jaraea ,
s ? Mix, a drunk, went up for fifteen day*
?nj in default of a fine of |l and coata. Fir*
t0? proprietresses of houses of ill fame paid
' $20 and costa. Thirty-two inmates and
?" visitors paid $5 and eosta each. The
?'v docket amountod to $375 In hardeaih.
e*- CHURCHES STRUCK
ue,
lit Llrhtnlnt In finaln anil BTuvlfori /J
Ion >lilppoT> Killed. '
bio Madrid, June 13.?Terrific thunder
m? storms prevailed in various part* oI
Spain yoatorday, and heavy Ion ot Ufa
on. and injury by lightning ia reported. \
the The electricity appeared to pick oat the
od churchcs as the object* in which to
ant ?how ita power, and un!ortanaV?ly it
Pho did ao while tbe servicea woro in proth0
presa. At Hollas, in tbe province ol
in<l Oreni, the parish church wai crowded
with worshippers attending man when
nr tho storm burst. Tho peals ot thunder
t,0r woro very load and the flashes of lightthe
nihg, that woro bllndlnginitsintonsltjr,
*?wAMk(Kn?wi (A aHfUn U '
ICll t-u u-icu tug nuio"'j'|'o?o ?v >> > vw
10g- their feot in fear. Womon shriokoa in V
ln~ terror and little children clutched tb?lr - j
vor parent! in an agony of terror.
For two or three seconds alter the
ug Huh It was impossible to aee anything, '
I?l' the transition (row sudden brightness
Taj to extreme dnrkness rendering the peo.
Ity p'o practically blind. The utmost eon*
by fusion prevailed. Finally when order
jc|c was restored the congregation were horra.
rifled to find that ten of their number
ted had been struck by lightnlhg and In.
toa stantly killed, and that twenty-elght
on. others had beoa seriously injured. An
almost similar scent occurred. in a
len church in the village of iluclntixe.
?rn Five of the worshipers were killed and
tho ,en Injured. ^
Weflthar Farvcait for To-dAf.
*re For Weftern Peniurlvanja, continued wxrvhr
for south wind* and fair weather; followedTneadav 2
Ilea night br local win* and thunder atoruii, and 9
cooler nlonji the Inker..
. For West Virginia, continued warm and most S
h n clear weather: aouih winds.
ici- For Ohio, (name ai for tVutern Pennijlranla,)
lid. TixrauTcaa vtnaaoiT.
oo 1 a> fttrnlihed by c. gcnxirr. drugfUt, cornet
j Market and Fourteenth itreeia
, ? 7 a. m ,70, I ? p. a ; SI |
ln 0 a. m JO 7 n. m n , ,j
U a .M |. Weather?Clear. r!
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