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ERfEST.
A RECORD BREAKER.
Th Caengerfrst Remarkable Financial
and Artietio Suecie.
Seven thousand n-ope witnessed the open
ing of tin- twenty-eighth Sncngrfost of the
North Aiivrl'-nii Snong'Tbun.l nt tho exposi
tion building, I 'itt.otxi rr. Monday uvcnliiif.
An n mu-i"iil event It eclipsed nil previous
feet-. iiiiiI n. u social mniiiw It lint had no
equal.
President Cleveland formally opened the
Sneiigcrfcst nt o'clock I')- pressing nn eloe
trli' button In thn executive mansion. Till
closed nn Ifi-trl'' circuit. tli Immediate cf
f . -t of which was to 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 ii ii t ' in tln must"
hall nn Immense American Hug formed by
hundred! 'f biiiutifully colored lii-nndse"ht
lights. I'.eforo touching th" button Mr.
Cleveland sent the follow ing telegram to tl.
cliiitru:ii!i of tli itnmlttc" of arrangements
of tli'1 Snengcrfest.
"I send lii'iirty 'oiiirriitiiliillntiK to tlm Nn
tlonnl siioiigorfest iiti'1 perform my part In
It Inauguration witli ft sincere wl-h for
II mnploto sn k of till' festlvnl of soiig"
Th" tin sni" wits rend to the assembled
throng In K"-ltl'ii hall, and wln-n the
operator nt tl Hut 'ti'l mad" III'' fli-'lint
'(. K.' Hi" president touched tli" button.
Promptly after tli" following tcli-ifram
iir seel to th" president wii.liswiteioil:
T.Xposltiiill Hull,
"Pittsburg, I'll., Junes.
permit ni". In tli" iiiini" mid by tli nutli
i.rliv of th" i".-iitlv" "oiii'iiltt'" of tli"
ii nt v-t icl.th Mitloiinl Sn'-iigerfest of tli"
Soith American Sii"ii;Tt'iiti'l, to tliimk you
in. t h-ar'.ilv f..r your generous words nnl
kindly oill.Mn In poidnr our grand festival.
oiir r- tfullv
",h ill N DIMI.ING.
I ' r--l'l,nt l-'c.-t oiiimitt""."
Tli" r. grntn of tli" opining concert was i
tint. pi nil'iniitioii of popular nnd classic
mut". Nutii! r-from tin- great work.i of
Wanner tin I Snlnt-Saiie.s w'-rn ! by Mn
with "miwiiii"" lllvr" uii'l tin) "Stiir Span
gled ;.i i i in r. '
From ;i Mniiti. lul Mnndpolnt the Twer.ty
eighth Satnitorfost was tlm greatest su-i
ofiinvf"-t "vr li"M In this "oiintry. 'Ilm
wn ii l:nltt".l to tru" I'.v tti"ii whi li.iv
Htt"ii'l' l "vry f' t li". ' ilurlnif this f"n
r.'ith.n. Strain." to wiy It was frisi'i :!'
th" ntt' ii'laii f th" r.imllli-M''iiki!in pi o-
pl" a ii' I tlnir iipproolation whl"li niii.lu It
At th ii'-'-rt.-. I".iviiikf out tlio Uortn'mis
who lind it In "liun."-, a hiiihII "r"iitai; f
th" pi" wli pntrotii7."il lln'iu wT" I t-
maiis.
I In- In-t "ot rt wax kIvimi on V'Mln".1ay
nitfht with r. .iiinl uft'T rouinl of riitlnifiatl"
npplau.-i". fink' rs, iiiiiHl.'iaii. an. I ini.li''ii.'"
joiiiinit In tli" lifiirtl'.-t of pr"-oii of
il"livht with i-ii" h oth"rV part in tli" un-iil
mi i.nl th" inm-l'-nl f-itl ul.
I h" hull was pa.'k". to Its utmost npii'-ity
mi l many wr" turii".l nway for wai t of
I'Vi'ti plan IIiik toom. I roin tli" p"iiini;
tiumli'T of tl." vtilm.' s pro;riiiii, tli" lnt"r
1 it I", "Mi'liiUrdt nt S.'iliui," "omposi'il .y
lli'iiiri.'li .."llii"r. an. I r"ti.l"r'.l Lv tli"
f- ftlMil or"h"tra, to th" "losing iiiiiiiI"T,
Mil. I I ut 'Ii Sonirs," with folo. "horns i.ihI
or.-hi'stra. It was n juliil"" for Hlim'"is nii'l
nu.ll.'ii. ". tli" mi" ulvliik' an. th" oth'T rt--I'i'itiiitf
foim of th" l"'.-t portions of th"
works of th" nn at OiTiuan 'ompuMTs. Tin
tnal" I'lmriisiw wit" pr"s"iit In tln'ir cri at
"tr.'iik'th tli" las: nluht mi th" stai;", iiikI tli"
Hpl"ii'li.l work of 'I ii"s.ay "Vt'iiliir, whrii tli"
I'llirrlms' t horns" r.'"' iv".l th" "lil"f pla.'
of honor "ii tli" program, wiis n-pfatfl. 1 Ii"
II rt i lioral mi rn t r wns "Th" Sour"" of
Sonir," .y ;. lilmlamus, with solo ami
iT 'ln'stra, Carl Nii"stT lu'liiK tin Holoi... Curl
Alii illr-i'tlnc. l'rau Kat.irlii" I.ohs.'-KlriNky
was th" prima iloiiiia of th" illicit. II t llrst
coiiK wim taki'n frun 'Tiiiiiiliauser,'' "O,
Honor".! llalls." Hit cn'Ut mi.'""mi in this
hoiii hut prt'iinli'il tin-Biipn-nm (T"rt of tbj
hIiiK'T In h'T Mfuml iiuiiiIht from "Pl
. Oo"tti!ri!uirmrn.f." It wim "lirunhl' -'
'-ll j.wm, ..I nw li(14t
of mo vilkyri. s, ik'll'H thn powrr of i.nA
kr.'at Ko.l, Wotnn. Aa lirunhllilo and oj
Ifol'l", Klafsky has no rival.
Tint aria fro'm 'Vllli"lm Tt'H" wnssun;;l.y
A. I., ttulll". II" was uiinoiini'iMl f..r tli
wt'll-knowii .ulnt"t from "Jilit "l.-tt rlim
rr," I. ut his plai'" was most ncvptnlily llllcil
at th" last mmni'iit lv l'lttslmrn's popular
tfiior, Mr. Harry II. li'ro"k"tt, .lr. I'll" othtT
i-inci'iK of Hi" tiiiiit"t wor" MlhS l.ililau Illau
V"It. Mis-(ii rtrml" May Sti'ln, ( arl Na.'stT
nii'l l'.mil I isi Iht. Mils niruliiT nls" In
fill li'.l 11 nn." Sai'lis' li.liln'ss. Mint; .y l'.mil
KiS' litT. tl hiy HaiisSai'h. Th" l.faiitifiil
lii' t from in't 2 of I.ohfiinrlii was llni ly ri n
ltT.'il l y Miss Itlnuvt'lt ami Ml-s St"ln.
'I Ii" In-t two M'ats sohl ill tli" falli'ry "iirly
in th" ilay, an. I thfy wT" far I'a.'k, ho. fur
41 "iii'li, nn. I tlm last Hi'iits sol. I on tli"
Kruuinl lloiT sol. I fur "a' li. I'll" prl"" of
tli" i lii'l.'i' M'lits wit" nt a pr' inlutii aii'l wit"
valiifil at t l.'t i a.'li. Fliianoiaily tli" fi-sl was
n ri'i or.l iTt'iikiT. A Kraml para.l" on 1 liurs
tlav ami a 1 n i at Ali'iiip a 1 'ark olosi'.l
tlu ffstivitifs.
EXPLOSIONS AT HAVANA.
An Attack on the Water Supply Made By
Insurgent Sympathizer!.
Hanua wa tartl"il aii.l alarm".! Satur.l.iy
iiU'ht at niii" o'i'loi'k lty th" nolsoof two hih'-oi'.-siv"
"xpliions,w!:i"h sliin'ki'il tli" Krouml
for a lout; .li-tiin.'" nnil wan li.'iir.l for ki.vithI
nillfs. i oii-t"riiatlon prt'vaili'il for n tlni",
ami it was ("hp'.I that this wiih n pflii.t" to
nn uttai'k or to a writ-n ol similar cxplosloiiH.
l.n.'it.'.l thrones rushi'il to tln str""ts, whlltt
nn nrmi'.l party proci'fili'il In tli" illrtTtlon
from wlii.ii tli" ili'toiintlniis hail lioon hi'iir.l.
It was soon f.ni n. I that that stun" l.ri.lK"H nt
Crlstinu ami i ii' li an. I th" a.iit'iliii't of
F'Tiiu ilo Si'ptimo wit" tlm points that hail
MifftTi'il from th" tlynaiul:". Tint l.riilK'
with partially il"stroyi'il, ami tlm pIpt'H on
tint Hii"ilui't, up. hi whl' - It tli" rily Is ili'pt'inl
"iit for its wat.T supply, with uiui'b ilaiii
K"I. THEIR NERVE FAILED.
Bandita Hold Up a Tiain, But Get Fright
ened and Run.
l'orty milt s r.ant of Clmrli'stmi at Cotton
lllll, on th" i In riipt'iik" ohiorofi'l, maskt'il
ini'ii atti'uipti'.l to liolil up tlm WiishliiKton
til l Cim iiiiiiiti t xprnss train. Tln-v I'nar.l."!
th" train at I liunnoii'l ami "rawlmi hut Iho
t"inl"r of tin- "iiKiii" into tli" "ah with rovolv
its ilrawn. Tint I'htflnt'iT stoppi'il tint train
nml h" was I'otiimiiiiili'il to .'ut loos.' tint x
prt'ss "nr. This wan ilomt, liut Lv this tlinn
h 11 th" pas-"in.'iTS wit" nwaki'iu'il ainl th
li;litrt wtT" "MliiKuinht'il. Aft'T t"li mumtt's'
Work th" Lamina Is'i'omu fri;lit"lioil hu.1 m
rapi'J to th" mountains.
Drrviibri Routed and Killed.
Major Hum Mur lo. h' ravnlry orouplo.l
ftuanlit on Moinlay hikI "iipturi'il tint mtlro
JtiTvlsh camp ami a ri'at iiiantlty of u
pll"s. Many of tint t'lifmy whth klllt'il, ami
40 litrvlshi' wit" ma in prlsonnrii. Kir IHt
LitI Kiti'lit'iitT has iw'iit a ili'ta.'hmnit of lu
funtry to hohl Huar.lii.HH It Is a wry valualiltt
Cohition. Tint pursuit of tli HiTvlslii'it has
t'l-n htoppt'il, as tlm rutin forfii north of
Kunrila, with th" I'X.'fptlon of about 2(M
fuuitivfs, has lim-n klllml or i'iiptur".. 'Jho
wIioIh of tint Nil" north of Suur.la Is now In
thu hau'ls of th" Kk ptlans.
SuffraKlati on Hand.
Mrs. Wliit in y, Chairman of tint Eipial Huf
fra" CliiL, of St. Louis; Mm. Clurit C. Foltx,
ami a iL'i"i;ation of wonittu sii!Triii,'lsts onlln.l
on T. E. liyriits, SiTtfi'iint-at-AriiiK of thn
St. I.ouis ronvi'iitioii.aii'l roiui'Hti'tl an hours
tiinn In th" "on vi'iil ion to inaki an nrunit'iit
in Is IihK of a woman HUffriik'o plank In thn
platform. '1 lu-y also nskt'il for llfty aituu In
thu I'olivt'iitlou hall. Mrs. I.lliio Uevtrfnin
lllakit will prt si nt th rase of the Kiual
UufTragliiU to tha t'omtiiltttjo ou Iltfuoluttona.
THE BERMUDA SAILS A-
V.m H 1 C
A Party of Cubant From Hf NeTk Em
bark on th Vm1 Mil'
Tlm steamship Ili'rmu.U l-rt I'h In.lolphla
Krl'l.iy n Ik lit with another carrfo of nrme
an'l ammunition for thu Cuhan fiiourRi-nts.
Th" pri "m o In New Cork dur.nR tbe lnt
fornlxht of Col. Frant'iaco L"y.li Vl.lal has
Isi'n th aul.jiv't of ronaiiloniLli J romirn'nt
union thn ( ul.nns. Vdlnl wm In rorr'ninnil
of tli" last pnrty of Pllhuston thi th"' IdT
tnti'la rnrrltM to CuLa. Ilf bjH J .'tan. II
l.nr, a Ciil.an, anil a Krtn"h '. l.-jili.fni nam
tl ThlnliT, havu t""n lu NoirV: T.Tl bpt
prnl iliiyn.
VLIal rtvlvnd a nior"t orilor ' from tho
Juntn, nnil hit an'l hit companion Wt thn
housit at on"n. K.ni'h man carrld a machote
In a ennvns sln'nth. Th"y wi.t to Jftm-y
( lty, whiTtt thtty wero Join".! by a il"nn
tnont ( iil'iins. Th" llttl" liamt l"lt for 1'lilln
il"lphia, where tlm lli'rmutla haa ls-"n lylnir
i'vit m'ii"" h"r ri'turn from CuLa. Thy wntit
mi Loaril nnil thi t"nni"r qtil"tly ilfippM
ilown tin l"lawiire Lffore ml InlKht. Kri.lay.
Th" "Tpfilitlon fonslsts of 60 nn-rj, amom;
whom nr" S"V"ral physli'lnnn, who rarry with
tin in a full supply of in"ill.iii.' ami xnrtfli'iil
lii-tninn'iiis. Mowi'ii awny m tno noi.i oi
th" lliTinii'ln nrn 1.IHK) Mhuw r rlll.-s. four
lloti'hkisn k.uis ami a large nuuiln-r of
miniirtus.
FINED AND LET GO.
Four Pretoria Leaden Aliened $123,000
Each by tbe Pretoria Conneil.
Th" r"fnrm l"iil"ri with relfasoil on thn
11th. At a spf-lal mwtiiifr of tlm riooutlvt!
"ouiii'll It was ili'cl.lfil to rel"nsn Mr. John
Hays Hammotiil. Col. Itho'l, (imirno Fnr
rar', ami .1. V. I.i'oiiar.l, thn l"n.l"r of th"
Jolianni slnirK n-form 'ommlttw, upon pay
im iit of tj.nno (turi.oooj i'a.-h or In l"fault
l. year's Punishment.
I iiitj"! states Vl" Consul Knight, ntf'npi
town. Smith Africa, reported by enlil" to the
stiito ili'i artiii' iit that the lir prmoiieil reform
leii'lers iin'l lieeii relenseil at l'rt'toria, 'J'hn
I'lililegram was as follows:
"It. form l-ailem releiwetl. Finn
No l anlsliini'iit.
This finally "Inset, th" Ifammonil Inelilent.
I.on. Ion, .luii" 11. Ir. J. S, .Inmesoti nml
his fellow-conspirators, who took part In
tli" ral'l on the Transvaal, went ngaln ar
raiirne l, on reman. I, at tlm How street court,
I.miiloii, fresh witie'ssin havini; arrlveil from
Smith Afri.'a to testify. IntTint In th" eas",
liowvi r. has fallen off almost rntln'ly. Th"
evl l' ii''.' pr. s. nt. 'l w as upon tho satun lines
ns previously.
A lat" illspateh from I'p'tnrlii says th" re
fonii'Ts have pal'l their linen nn. I havn boi
to tlie lintel. Col. Frail"" l.lio.l' S il""liii"il
to sign th" "omlltlons reipilreil, ami th" B"iit-
I'li'-i- of Laiiishnit'tit will lo eufor 1 nguinst
htm.
NO COLORED MEN ADMITTED.
One Hotel Tbrowi Up a 81s Thousand Dollar
Contract.
The St. James Hotel In St. Louis openly
I openly refuse.ltoeitt'Ttaln'iolorfl.l iegateii
1 ami eiin 'elle'l a t'i.OtM) contraet, It ha l m.i.1"
i for L-.l'lliit; ami housing tlelogates.
Several WeeHS ago till! ollli'tT of til" Tlp-
! I anoe clnii, iiniler tlm tllreetlon of M. A.
1 llanna. ma.l" a eontrnet with iliomns 1',
Mill'T, th" proprietor of tho hr, James Hotel,
j to take ear" of a rertain number of ilelegates
for live tlays .luring tlm eon vent Ion. lint
' flub olll.-ers then wrotn to eertnln Snuthern
I iL'leg.itions that rooms tin t been engngeil
for tlieiu at th" St. Jam". When Mr. Miller
i learneil that th" club liiten.L'.l to llll tli"
: rooms with negroes he oLJeetnil.
I "If 1 permit you to brlim iiegroi's Iiith-' ho
snl. I, "ull my help will leave. It will nut niu
in a most emijarrassing preiiii'iinieni.
L'pon thn arrival of Mark Hhuiui from
rivi)lnnil to-day bo hi t'jlJ of what bad
occurrwl. ,
i,. s I. i t . w.. J. t,.T,'"a.'t Mr.
nnunato his agent, ' but he eigne! a con
tra.'t ami unless hn lives tip to It he will flml
lilms.. If Involved lu a most unpleasant legal
COllllilll'lltillll,"
When tlm hotel man wan notlHeii of this lie
niftile tint foilowlng written reply:
"I eautiot euterlain tlm colore. I ileleglltos
in our main .lining room, or tunler tint con
tract with your club." '
As all tint I 'li'llng hotels nro crowileil, tint
Tippecanoe Club Is lit a rpmii'lnry as to what
it will i.t with tint color.'. I ilelegate whom It
proinlse.l to car" for.
Many of tint colored tii"n hav of their own
accord gone to th" homes of colored people
living here and obtained board ami lodgings.
Sum" of them, however, refuse to do this.
MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS.
Warm Fight Between Advoeatn of Two
Metnli.
As a decidedly dramatic olono to tho most
exciting I'einocratic Mato convention In
Minnesota for years, Michael Horan, for a
sere of years the political loader and ita
timiiil .'oiiiiiiltti'cmau from Hint slat" .1. '(cat
el every move of those who sought to bring
about his defeat, winning not only In tint
passage of a gold platform but also 'n being
chosen by a largo vote to lend tlm Minnesota
delegation at Chicago. After wining tlm
third light of the day and by a vote of 021! to
J'J7 being place nt th" head of tho delegation
Mr. 1'orait took thn Hour. Hn denied everal
sensational charges that had been niade
against him during thn day.
After a spirited ib'tlaiicn of his enemies lu
th" present convention, lie begged to bit al
lowed to retire from thn delegation, and
asked that Haniel W. I.awlitr, of St. Haul,
one. of the best and most favorably known
Iiemocrats in tlm Northwest, bo namd in
his stend. There WTn vigorous protests from
the convention, but his rcpiest was granted,
ami on" of tlm best known democratic lend
ers in tint I'lilteil State gracefully retired
from tlm arena after winning one, of the
hardest llghtH of Ills life.
Dineniiona Among Rebeli.
A special cable dispatch from Havana says:
Trustworthy liitclligi'iicit from eauu-ni t uba
announces serious dissension In tlm rebel
rank's, owing to the refusal of Jostt Macito to
recogni '.e ( lento (inrcia'a miperior authority.
Maceo attempted to march westward to Join
his brother in I'ltiar tlel III. , but was inter
cepted by (ionic, in I'uerto l'rlnelpo prov
ince and ordered back, to stand trial before
tlie rebel general for Insubordination.
NOTES OF THE DAT.
Toronto, Out., bad n t'JOO.OOO flru Monday
Thero U at present conslditrabln talk of a
compromise on tho Irish land measure.
Tho condition of thn treasury shows:
Available cash balances, t2tM.418.H13; gold
reserve, 10li,4;).),li43.
Thn president ban nominated IUehard M.
Hartleuian, of MiiMsai'husettH, to bo consul of
tint (.'tilted States at Malaga, Spain.
During an election debate. In tho Spanish
Cortes at Madrid two deputies caiun to blow
lu tho chamber, creating a disgraceful acetic,
A destructive, wind and hall storm wreck
ed many bulldlnga ami seriously Injured
several persons nortliw est of I'euder, Nob.,
June 6.
Tho Grand llnplda nnd Indiana railroad
wan Hold to tho Ivunsylvaula railroad com
pany for $SiiO.0O0 subject to llrst and second
mortgage bonds.
Tho Spanish prison nt Couta ara filled
with prisoners to their utmost capacity, and
nil tho prisoners deported from Cuba will
bereufter bo eut to tho island of Fernando
Ho.
Threo big ti'Dta and five of tbe largest
churches In Wanhington, beside other build
ings bavo boon provided for tho orowds ex
pected at tho oomlujf gathering of tbo Chris
tian Endtjavoatira.
OUTLOOK UNCHANGED.
Fictitiont Prion and Artlthlal Attaoki
eared None.
"Speculative reaction haa not In the lea
changed thn business outlook. .The fictitious
prices nia.ln for whoat and cotton mnnnt Do
good except for Individuals, and thn change
o prices morn nearly In accord with actual
relations of demnnd and supply, only con
forms to conditions which hnv boon well
known for months. Tlm attack on stocks on
Wednesday was so plainly artillclnl that Its
Inllueucn passed with thn day and neither
foreign relations nor In domestic business
was tnoro anything to Justify alarm. Tbo
government report as to wheat ludlcntnd a
much smaller yield than anybody really ex
pects, but that beeomo so much thn ruin
that thn report bad no renl Influence, and
thn renl principal effect was tlm serious d
presslon caused Lv lnrsre sales nnd anticipa
tion of tlm report, which seemed to In" thor
oughly known In advnttceto some speculators
While Atlantic exports for tlm week were !.
ftxs.l.Vi bushels, Hour Included, ngninst only
S(i:..WJ Inst year, tlm comparison Is obvi
ously exceptloiial nnd siuulllcniit, while thn
receipts ill Western ports of J,4J'.l,:U3 bush
els against l,3si;,'j;io last year, show persist
ency of condition which hnv governed the
movement during tho whole year. Th gov
ernment estimate ns to cotton was tlti"Xiect
clly favorable, nnd has caused a decline of
more than half a cent In a single week, but
it l only just to say that sonto reaction from
artificial prices would have comn curlier If
Information mi.di more reliable than that of
thn government hn I not been persistently
discredited.
It Is not th" time to look for marked Im
provement in lie lu-tries, and the Lest thing
that can be said of them is that none have
as yet I n seriously disturbed by threatened
labor difficulties, it seems not Improbable
Hint nil su.'h il!t!eulti"s m.ty be nvertcl, ex
cept perhaps th" controversy about wnges
ol iron pit. Pliers nml ami tin plate worker.
While consumption is fair. It Is much be
low tin- n.'Cial output of pig iron, and thn
markets nr" extremely dull Ih-chuiw a great
ninny orders f..r llnlsh.'.l products are being
kept buck by uncertainty regarding the
maintenance of prices by thn various pools
and combinations. Thn billet pool has been
able to make its first larcn sale, but with tlm
guarantee of the price for months to come,
w hile the mi..l"men are still selling billets
nt Hittsbtirg o cents to M per ton lower
than tin- pool price, and tlm apprehended
weakness in niiishi-il prel'id lias
clear y appeared, although tli" nail associa
tions, bv taking In th" I'lttsburg Wire Comp
any ami Hacks A Co.. of l'lttburg, has b"en
able to bold prices for a tint". Hut steel bars
have been sold at 1 cent against 1.2 cents
nsncil in the sa-ne market for Iron Lari.
Other changes in quotations are not material
but in all the markets th.) tendency is toward
lovvr pries.
The textile manufacturers an making no
Improvement, The a", utnulatl'.n of cotton
continues, print elotlis have il"cllii"d to the
lowest point ever rcach'-l. and a general
stoppage to relieve the market is cxp".'t"i.
Sales of wool In two Weeks of Juil" hllVO
been only 5,fj:l,.'()i pounds, against li.-liil,-'.'.V"i
last j.'iir, and no gain is expect'- t in tlie
manufacture for some time to cotne.
Failures for tli" week havn I n nii'l In th"
bulled states against :tl l ist year, and 21 In
Canada against 2 last year.
GOVERNMENT CANNOT RECOVER,
Bollaire Bank Wini a Suit for Femion
Money Wrongly Paid.
Th" suit of th" I" nltnd States ngalust tlm
First National Lank, of ll"llalre. ().,to recov
er the ar ' thn peiislou 'rauduleutly
draw' ' '? t. of Uollairn,
some 1,1 ' . "ore -dgo
lr-Vi(','l 111), hil... '. ..'' t... 1 t
Columbus, O., and ilwl.in.i in favor of tho
hunk. Tho pension amounted to over 'i.OOO,
and was payable to Caroline Sweib-.iT. thu
mother of tin- wotunu who drew it. Thn
mother had died In-fore tlm treasury warrant
ontno, and its tlm .laughter s iiiiinn was Car
oline Sweit.cr slut was properly idetitllleil ut
the bank and the money paid t In-r. The
heirs of the do, id woman bad n .piarrel and
exposed the trick, resulting in the arrest of
the woman who drew the s'itsion, and dipt.
W. II. Utile, of iicllaire. They w,.r m.
vl.-ted in the courts of fraud and' were sunt to
tho penitentiary, ( apt. Utile .ecatn. In
volved by assisting in s. -curing tin' pension.
The ease has been lu the courts for eight
years.
A TORNADO IN ALABAMA.
It Struck a Town Killing Two Psrioni and
Injuring Many.
Tuesday a tornado of unusual severity
struck the town of Wyeth City, about IK)
mllcH from Cm Isd.-n, lu Northern Alabama.
The tornado mad" Its appearance in tlm
usual fiitinc l-shac. cloud in the southeast
and ciirrled nil before it.
Thirteen In. its-s havn been literally blown
from tin-face .. tlm earth, but only two
deaths, YA. Long and a ihtm woman, havn
been rcjiortcil. A hundred or in.. re persons
were injured. Many of them are being taken
care of at (iiintersMlle, (iadsden und other
neighboring towns.
The basket factory, where tin- greater por
tion of tlm inhabitants of tlm town worked,
wiim just out of the storm's path. Had il
eoiiiH on hour later, when the operators
would havn been at home, thn loss of life
would havn been very beuvy. A relief com
mittee U now ut work.
OHIO PR0HIBS SPLIT.
Some Stand by the Regular Party, Other
Oo to the New One.
Tho Prohibition State Central Committee
nn t In Columbus. Hut 10 members of the 111
were present. They agreed to stand by the
old party. Tln-ru were some others lu the
room, but after unnouii. lng themselves In
favor of tint new national party withdrew
The vacancies wero tilled by iho selection of
new members.
Tho iucntlo!i of calling another State Con
vention to llll tlm vacancies by reason of res
ignations and desertions was up, but a de
cision was rca.'I.ed that th" committee had
tint power to Hit vacancies. Soeretary of
Stat" Tayl ir decided that tlm new Na
tional Hurty, or secoder from tint Pittsburg
convention, cannot get on the Australian bal
lot unless Ly petition.
Burned the Victim's Body.
The homo of Mrs. Ulals'tti Dossier, aged
70 years, cast of I.eesport, Pa., was burned,
Mrs. Hosslor perishing lu tlm Unmet. There
appears to he little doubt that Mrs. Bossier
was murdered and her house burned to ilea
stroy evidence of the crime. Shortly before
dusk the charred remains of tho agod woman
were found, but there was nothing to tdinw
how she met her death. Suspicion, how
ever, rests upon an ex-convict named Toole,
and warrants wero Issued for bis arrest.
Agreed On a Rate.
Thn western roads have made all their
preparations for the two national conven
tions. They have agreed on a rate of one
fare for tho round trip and have provided
that this rate shall not ln used for busing
purposes as a selling rate, but for basing
purposes from Trans-Missouri and Western
lasseuger HAsoi'iutlou territory to tho cast.
Ottos westbouud from Chicago and St Louis
are to be reduced a well as those eustbouud.
Two War Killed.
Two pejsoue wero killed und two Injured
In an explosion of oil which sot tiro to the
building at NO Spring Garden avenue, Alio
ghenyt Friday morning.
SILVER MEN DIVIDED.
Populliti Talking of Putting Up a Separate
Ticket.
The rapidly revolving political situation la,
Mid by silver leader not to have such a
healthy. look for the whtus metal. A month
ago the .'xpresslon was that all tbe allvrr
men would come together In support ot tha
nominee of the Chicago convention.
The recer.. ease In the Populist vote!
Oregon, which almost resulted In the ebtc
tlon of two Populist congressmen, has given
the Populists great hopes, and they no long
er talk of following tho Democrats, and In
timate that they will nominate a ticket of
their own when they meet at St. Louis In
July, Since the boom for Tollor's nomina
tion hns apparently fnllered in Democratic
ranks, thn Populists have taken it up. In
the Inst few days they have caucused over
tho matter and decided to conjure with the
nnme of Teller for all it Is worth.
Senator Stewart, Kenntor Puller, of North
Carolina, anil various Populist lenders have
divided on this course. It renlly begins to
look ns If thn silver forces will In divided.
It Is said that the only Democrat whose name
Is now mentioned who would nc-lve favor
able Populist consideration is lflnud lie has
been so long A lighter In the cnuse of sil
ver that they could not well afford to oppose
hlin.
FOR SOUND MONET.
Demoorat of Connecticut Adopted Strong
Platform.
Tbo Connecticut Democrntlc State Conven
tion to select delegates to the Nutionnl Con
vention at Chicago and Presidential elector
met In Hartford, June 10.
Tho report of the Committee on Itesolu
tlons, which wns adopted, on the subject of
the currency platform, says:
As a ueci-Hsary consenuenee, the hom-st
payment of public debts nnd the pn-servatlon
of the public faith and credit require lhat the
gold standard of money shall be maintained.
While we favor the most liberal use of sil
ver consistent with the enforcement of a gold
standard, we are uiinit'Tithly opposed to the
free coinage of sliver, deeming it a device
for tint debasemeut of our currency, and to
tlm compulsory purchase of silver by the
government. Cud'-r existing circumstances,
to pay public debts In sliver coin is repudia
tion: to pay privat debts lit coin Is to rob
the wage earner, and to provide for the free
coinage of silver means tin- destruction of le
gitimate business and great suffering among
the Inhoriiur classes.
Wo Is'lit-ve tho safety of our national
finance require a system of sound banking.
liy which a I. auk not" currency iiniplo to fup
ply the needs of the whole country shall i.e
created, safety secured, and always nnd
everywhere redii'mabln In gold.
Tho platform also Indorses thn Adminis
tration of President Cleveland, and es( ecl
ally approves "his firm support of the i un
ite credit, nnd his exemplillcation of tlie
Monroe doctrine."
lu deference to the wishes of Hon. W. K.
Ittisscll, of .Massachusetts, expressed In n
letter to I.ynd" Harrison, the delegates were
not Instructed on the subject of Presidential
camll.lates.
1 1 illicit . Hi county, Ohio, elected slxtv-sU
sliver int. 1 two gold delegates to the D"UIO
iTatle. state convention.
PARDONED BT CLEVELAND.
Sentonce of Western United Statoi Offend
er Commuted.
The President bus granted a pardon to
Davis C. Hurkc, convicted in California, of
impairing gold coins of tho C nlted Mates
nnd conspiring to c immlt an offense against
the V tilted States and sentenced in June,
1 .'.'., to 1 months In Jail.
For tlm purpose of restoring citizenship, a
pnrdon bos Ix-cn granted Thomas Harder,
convicted In Illinois, of making counter
feit coin and who has served two yea's In
rrlsof, , .(i"
1 he sentence or lu year In the Utah peni
tentiary Imposed on Oscar F. Hall, of Ltah,
convicted of making false cutrle In the
books of tho national bank of which he was
cashier, hits bts-n commuted to live years
imprisonment from November, 195. with nl
low an. es for gootl liehavlor. Tho sentence
of 10 years lu tlm Kansas penitentiary, itn-
Iiose.l on John (irlmlstoiie, convicted In
iansas, of manslaughter ami sentenced lu
September, lHs'.i,has Li-en commuted to seven
yeurs' uctual imprisonment.
EYES ON CONSUL LEE.
Spaniards Watoting All of Hia Movements
in Havana Very Cloiely.
Tbo greatest concern and curiosity is
shown lu Spain, i-spci Lilly In political and
military circles in Madrid, for intelligence v
th" movements of Consul (it-m-rul I.eo In
Havana.
All the pnpers comment on his eordl.il re
latioiis with (ietieral Weyler, his visit to the
Cuban ami American prisoners at the capital
the steps he has already taken to secure bet
ter treatment for th. 'in. his activity incollee
lug Information ..ii statu affairs ili Cuba, his
wary and 'tuiUnus replies to Spanish report
ers, und bis prudent remarks mi tlie relations
between Spain and the I'lilted States.
Tlm impression is gaining ground in offic
ial and political circles that Cousul (tenerul
l.oe and Minister Taylor will ftrobably very
soon be Instructed Ly the I nited States
Government with a view to paving the way
for some honorable puelilcatlon of Cuba
through American meditation.
MURDER AT FARKERSBURO.
Albert Dawaon Stabbed While trying to
Stop a Quarrel
Albert Dawson, a clti7.cn of the Houth side,
rnrkersbnrg, was murdered. Henry Hill
who is well known in police circles, was ar
rested, and search is being made for an no
complice named Davis, of Marietta, O. There
was a crowd ot men In the works at the
time, and a quarrel ensued In which Davis
and Hill were prominent. Dawson failing to
quiet tint men, tried to put Davis ami Hill
out, when otto drew a knife und cut Dawson
about thn stomach, disemboweling bint,
Davis und Hill then lied, but tho latter wns
arrested by ('apt. Meheii, who lodged him lu
Jail, Davis Is being pursued, I. lent, (iulo
put his bloodhounds on bis track, and it Is
believed Im will be caught, Dawson is re.
ported dead.
Capital Chat
E. Vf, Cutllp bus been upolutcd postmajtur
at Cutllp. W. Va.
The rank of Dr. lleugemuller dn Ilenge
war, tho Austrian representative, has been
advanced from minister to ambassador.
Alfred l Finch, of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed a fourth assistant examiner In the
patent office, for a probationary period ot
six mouths.
Postmaster General Wilson has denied tho
privileges of the mails to It. A. slack A Co..
of Kansas City and Chicago. The llrm sold
devices for card playing.
President Cleveland has signed the bill au
thorizing the Pittsburg and llutler Itailroad
company to construct a bridge over the Alle
gheny river, in Allegheny 'county.
Bomb Thrower an Anarohlit
The police have astH-rtuined that tho name
of tbe mun who threw the bomb into the pro
cession on Sunday lost nt llarcolona, causing
the death of about dozen people, is Chang
er. Ho Is an agent for an Anarchist club,
A number of similar bomb have been dis
covered In the outskirts of this oily and it is
believed tbbat some of the persons arrested
ou thu charge of complicity in the outratre
are connected with the Cubun llllbuster.
REPORTS FROM FOREIGN UNDS.
MARKET FOR U. S. WHEAT.
Coniul Show Bow th Spanish Trad Conf
b Increased.
Andrew F. Fay, U. 8. Consul at Dcnla,
Spain, reports to the state department at
Washington, that the outlook for the Span
ish wheat crop Is excellent, but large impor
tation will be necessary, "lu looking over
the maps," he says, "I fall to sen whore any
agricultural country that has grain to ex-
ort could have the advantage over the fill
ed State In the matter of distance nnd
shipping facilities. It seems fair to presume
that with a direct linn of vessels, wheat and
flour could Isj transported from our eastern
port to th" Mediterranea moron cheaply
than from either Ilussla or India.
Would It not tie of advantage to establish
a line of vessels to the Mediterranean and
would not such line open a profitable
market for a part of our Immense surplus ot
wheat and other products that might be ad
vautagi'ously marketed In this country"
Brigand Capturing Woman.
Two Indies, oun of them French have been
captured by brlgnnds near Plova on Ismld
gulf In Asia Minor. The gendarmes who
were escorting them worn killed. Other
g -ndnrmcs have gone In pursuit of the brig
ands. A Lritrand outrage has occurred near Vnlo
va, olnht miles from Heraglln point. Thn
wife of a Frenchman named Hranzcau, tho
,ncn of the mineral bnths there and nn Ar
menian lady were captured by Lrlgnnds.who
demand" 1 S.ooo pounds ransom.
SEAL INVESTIGATION.
Th President Appoint Scientific Com
mission to Oo North.
The Pr-sld'-nt has appointed David Starr
Jordan, President of tho Leland Stanford,
Jr., University, California: Lieutenant Com
mander Jefferson F. Moser, commanding the
L' tilted States Fish Commission stenmer Al-
ba trims; Dr. Leon hard Stelneg'T, Curntorof
Heptiles in tho United States National
Museum: Frederick A. Lucas, Curator of
Comparative Anatomy In the I'nlted States
.National Museum, und C. II. Townsend. of
the 1 uit'sl SlHtes Ush I ommissloii, as a
commission uud'T thn Joint resolution of
Congress, approved June s, ltc.Hj, to 0 imluet
a s.'ieniiMc investigation oi the present con
dltlon ol the fur seal herds on tbo islands of
1110 .-orin I'aciiic iiceiiu aim coring sen.
All of these gentlemen nre said to be men
of tbe highest attainments In their respective
lines ol sclentllle research, nnd lu every way
nr" eminently lltted to conduct thn investi
gation. BUMMER SCHOOL OF PEDAGOGY.
Eminent Ioitruotora Will Aniit at Con'
neaut Lake.
The Summer School of pedagogy, nt Con
neaut Lake, Pa., which achieved a marked
success lu its llrst season, a yeur ago, this
summer opens July 13 nml closes August 1.
Dr. .. K. Snyder. president of the Colorado
State normal s'chooi at (ireeley. Col., has
charge of the depnrtment of psychology und
peiingogv. IT. Louts Itlnii 'liar 1. of St. Paul.
Minn., will have charge ol nature study und
physiology. Primary methods w III be taught
Ly Miss Lllzalietli r iinili'lila-rg, of l'lttslitirg.
Prof. II. D. Crawford, city superintendent of
lltusvlllo, l it., schools, will ccitduct tho de
partment of school mnungetiii-iit. Tho de
partment of music Is under thn direction of
Miss Mary H. Caldwell, supervisor of muslo
in tne sellouts ol I'ulutn, Minn. I'roi. 11. v.
Hot ch kiss, superintendent of Meadvlllo
te&ooliir will k'lra ta.'truriloua in metlwlsot
teaching.
Prof. Uyron W. King, of rittsburg, will
conduct bis well-known summer school of
oratory at Conueaut lake In connection with
the school of pedagogy.
On Killed and Sis Injured.
Oun hundred nnd eighty enns of dynamite
exploded uboitt a mile below Lilly, Pa., kill
ing Mike Hcuwnoskl and fatally injuring An
tonio sills-, (iregorious Sclsule, Gabriel Au
goiiskl, Frank Smith, colored; peter Jack
son, colored; Samuel Walters. Tho men
were ut work for Contractor McMunus, on
tho Pennsylvania railroad, and were getting
ready to make a blast when a prom itum ex
plosion followed, blowing up ISO cans of dy
namite und burying tho sevcu nicu uudcr a
m 11.-s f snud and rock.
Bond Inquiry Begun.
Tlm special Senate committee, of which
Mr. Harris, of Tennessee, Is chairman, ap
pointed to investigate tlie recnt sales of gov
ernment bonds bewail its Inquiry on tho l.'th.
The sohsIuu was devoted to reading Secretary
Carllse'n review of th" sale of bonds to the
Morgan-lielinotit syndicate. It was decided
to request Secretary Curllslo to upx-nr be
fore the committee.
Maiom Slaughtered.
It is report.'. I that In tho Indian revolt at
Oaxiicu, Free Masons were attacked, par
ticularly at Jaqulla. where the Indians com
mitted atrocities, burning prominent Masons
Hliv". Tins has been denied, but the news is
conllrmeil since. Masons from Jaqulla
so'l-'lt aid for the fannies of victims, and will
Interview President Diaz, himself a Mason.
Among thn victims are Odnviono Jigou,
muster of thn lodge; Juan Kscamlllu, senior
war leu; ( buries A. Morales, orator, and Jutto
Vllluvlceuolo, treasurer.
BRIEF MENTION.
An important conference of Cuban sympa
thiser was held in Philadelphia Monday. It
is thouisht auy.her expedition on tbo
Hormuda Is bing arranged.
The person who throw the bomb at Huron
lona has Ix-cn cuught, but arrests made und
documents found show a w idespread con
spiracy emanating from Purls,
J. Francis Hurkc ot Pittsburg, Pa., was elec
ted official reporter of the proceeding's for
tho convontiou nt St. Louis. Ho und George
II. Thornton of Htiffrlo, N. Y., were tlm only
candidates w hoso names were presented.
A letter has been received at the Whit"
llouss addressed to "Ills Kxeolleney, James
Monroe, president of the l uitod States."TliH
li tter comes from a resident of Hritish Gul
una and wants an autograph of tho author of
thn Monroe doctrine.
Johu W. Hay, assistant editor of the Jour
nal of Commerce was shot dead In Sun Fran
cisco Sunday uight by a woman named Man
Donegull, who thou killed herself. The
womac Is suld to bo tho wife of a (,'hicugo
drummer.
Tho Hrlttsh second -class twln-srrow cruis
er Uoiiaventure.llugsblp of the Indian squad
ron, Dying the ting of Hear Admiral Edmund
V. Drummond, lost 70 men by sunstroke
while ou a voyuge from Colombo to Pondi
cherry. Mr. Gladstone has written a letter In which
be says be regards the Turkish government
as "the greatont scourge of mankind and thu
greatest disgrace nud scandal to religion,
Including the religion ot Mohamet, ou the
face of the' earth.
While two dozen people crowded onto a
ptrtieo In froutof J, C. Shomos' drugstore,
on Main street, Ottawa, Kan., wore witness
ing a circus parade, tbe structure gave wny,
preclpating men, women and children 15
foot to the sidewalk below. Soventoeu persous
wero more or less seriously hurt.
William J. Hlditcr, of Woods Run, Alle
gheny, while temporarily Insane, murdered
hi ll-year-old nephew, Jlmmlo McCounell,
with a hatchet. After striking the boy dowu
Hlcuter Med and la still at large,
CONGRESSIONAL
Sammarf of th Moat Important
Priaented ia Both Hauaea.
June 10. VTbon the House convensd J
o clock this morning, still In contlnuatio,
the legislative day of Saturday, the .!'
feeling was that Congress would fv
Anl liUniinimiilil t.wnlahf K..lvt.L . '
-.j--. - -...n.... -'"--.ill di..
I.,.. I hi- .., Ihup- I...,.
H '' t w - ..:. limp
interest In the proceeding. Them !.
few strangers In the public gallerien, ,..1
reserved galleries were empty. About a
fniinttkAM trtm n thai flusip hlitt..
... . . " - -.i" r.
t-"i' i-iuh t- i'iiii.-i-h " I'resswq,
Mr. C. W
stone, chairman or the '..
tee on Coinage,
Weights and
.tii.. 1
M.IHM.I It.- f.t m MM.. I .1 . I . . ....
. . ...... ..... ... ... .,., ,.,,.
the secretary of the treasurv to retm
iiousw i ine n''i session eucn lur.irttu
na be may be able to obtain as to tli- ..
pnrative merits of pure nickel, hl.-ki-l ,1,
aiiuminuin nnov nnil coiiiht trm?
- ... i . . . .
uinitTiiti lur our uiiuttr I'linip, nnl fti.tv
Izlng him to have struck experitnetitiu n
1 11 1110 n.-n.i.i is--iiiaY I'niiiitl r.infs
-oi ou tiiw siill'li --nil ni'liroiTlltti.
was presenieu ann agn-eu to, and a fur
conference ordered. The Item In ri-tnu'i
ine iirusseie uiii-rnniionni exposit.n
is agreed to, appropriating 5,(si.
Mr. Allison t Hep. Iowa) In makiinfo..
port, said that the ouly remaining .li.rJ
meniH liciween ins nouses W'-r-'
iiiiiuie nuiiuiiiKs, uiai on one 01 Uki,
niitiai litiil riici-.liiil mill Ihnt l.a o.
there would bo no troubln lu ileiilli.if ,r
vim reiiinuui'-r.
Mr. Hill t Dem., New York) moved to i
Ai.u.1 ollh tl'an.....l.l...nll..i. .til... I...
contempt of court, arising out of the ?
case.
An enormous amount of business it..t
saeieti oy iiio noiise 10-tiny in oroi-r t
thn desks for tbe llual n.ljournin. iit t
row. ineaosence oi .nr. retn is-rssj
l . . . i.iii i.. .i. i i. . "'1
liii-niovrn l-j 'new oil's III ill- vioitlllK t..';s
wntcn they were virtually interested !
was a great clamor for recognition. ' t "
three bills and Joint resolutions w-r.. j
mi- niosi iiiiporinui oi which prof.rii
me inn appropriating Ti'm.uno tor th.. tn
.Mississippi exposition ul (iiunlia. lir, a
of Mississippi, the wit ol tlm h,,,,..'
livened thn tiny with a humorous
t halrmnu Cuunou, of the np.r...r:i'.
committee made a gallant Ik-lit i'
dil -e Hut bouse to stand out l.'i;:..'
senate public building Items in th" ..
civil bill, but the mellllMTS outvoted I,,-
to ms. After tlm cont'Tciiee rep. rt ;
I'lstrb't or ( oliimnla l lll, contaiiiiin; it
promise mi sectarian charities had it,
si'iiteil, Mr. Cannon precipitated a '
ills ciisssoti of tlie pollltcul situ at I oti, it, i
Mr. Dockery ( Dem.,Mo.,) nml DiiikM'v ,
Me.,) participated. The work of lh.-',
was elaborately reviewed, criticised n-4l
fended. The eonfereiice report mi ttv
tri"t of Columbia Llll was n. loped. 1:,.
uto resolution for linal a tjottriimetit h:
in. tomorrow was passed. 1 he lion t.
unci session at i: mi to cnat'io tin- .-.. a.-
sign tin' enroiieii nitis.
Juno 11 The closing hours to-dav
long session of tint Fifty-fourth i ' iA
were remiirkaiile when compared with ;
of previous Sessions. Ileret "f f
would Is-n wild scramble In both h ,,.
pass bills until the gavels would fall:
adjournment. At tbe long session ..ft:,.
Congress th" House was actually . t:;
the pnssuge of a resolution when
Crisp brought down the gavel and
Congress adjourned sine die.
To-day no scrambling was nppar n:
four or live hours of tin- .session v--r- i
i-d to packing up things and waitii,K- :
hour of udjoiirnmeiit to arrive. Tic .
nu ll wen- all In good humor und ..r..
be willing to rest on tho record n. 'fl
oor tely lu tho verdict of tho pi" n r
vetniiiT.
The linal session of the house t - l i
devoid of public interest. Tlie ii; or
tiollS bill had been pnsseil nud til" tl..:
smply wailed for thn end to come. A
ber of the members were made bii y '
passage of tho small local bills of tnt. r
their districts. To Gen. Wheeler ol
boma Intlonged the distinction of m"
the passuge of tbe last bill. H-v on I a
niutuudcrstandlng lstween Jir. Tfii
Texas anil Mr. Marsh of Illinois the.:
good feeling prevailed. There wii t
tempt by Messrs. Hnlley and Magiilr
fornia.to precipitin a discussion u
last butt hour of tho session, but t Ii-L
publicans declined tho gauge of
thrown down to them. Mr. Turner, '.
On.), who wns tho Hour lender of th-.' :
lty during the absence of Mr. Cris;, '
a resolution of thanks to the speaker. '
wns adopted by u standing vote, ii ui ':
usual honor.
Thn speaker closed thn session v.
graceful speech, ill which Im thane
members most cordially and felieibit :
on tlm work of the session.
Wln-n the District of (ilunibin K
signed by thn president tills ni .ri.!:.
lust obsla -l" to iidjournmeiit was ul
The remainder of tho proceeding- wrr
ly formal.
SURPRISED THE PROSECUTI05
Witnea for th State in Jackios'i '
Teitiflea in Defenaa of Walhn;
Wheu the Walling trial opeiu-i J:
Dr. W. II. Crane surprised tho su
yers by taking tho stand for the ,"f'
the Jackson trial h" was a witu. '
Stat", saying bo found arsenic, in. -rar I
cociiiuo in l'eiirl Hryau's stomach.
1 In- cocaine was probably adini:.:-'
mouth, tho witness said. The st..'i..i
tallied morn than two grains. Ii..
then described death by coneine l
but said cocaine wus an uncertain -Iru-1
Dr. F. 11, Kramer, of Cincinnati. l.
and teacher of medicine, suld Hi" '
rhago would be profuse If a person 1
lien. led alive, llostate.i l'earl liry ic
was probably cut off lifter death.
Colonel Washington suld Mrs. Wat I
swore shu beard a carrluge pass out r
exaudrla pike ou (ho night of tl:.' " I
told liltu she know nothing ai.out it.
Dr. Johnson said decapitation ol
Hryau took place after death.
Thirteen Tru Bill.
Tb grund jury of Camden, N. J., :
ed thirteen true bills of luiilcttneat
e.-Clty Treasurer Mlchelon.slx for-'"
ment und seven for mulfeusnnc" lu
The Indictments charge embe!-'"
various periods during the years l'-'
lsiiil, IH'H nnd 1H'J5 of sums ratiL-iu-'l
10.0UO to T'i.MI. lie Is also chari."
having neglected to enter ou Ids I" 1
salaries paid to city olucers to tin-
of s:5, OisJ ai d falling to take up u t
t VXHI In the Natiouai Stute bank uc
ufter it WUS paid.
Jay Oould'a Alleged Widoi
Lawyer Colmun, la behalf of Suf-j
Anireii, made a motion lu the Sunn i
of hw York, for acommissloii t.l " I
doiiosittoris of airod and liitlrui ' 1
outside the State lu M rs. A ngell '
dowry lu tho real estate of Jay (i "":
complaint, which was sworn to M '
leiri-n (hut (ho olHlntifT was niiirrl"J 1
(iould April 16, ltOJ. The Gould''. 1
former Judge Itilllon, opposed th''
Justice Ileuch suld that open t'-':
might Issue.
Ajiiait th) Dor Trait
Tbe attorney general of WUcotuii 1
uun an action at Durtford lookiiu'
struction of the sash, door und t"':
It is knowu us the National maui
i-oiiiDunv. and lnclndcs ui-urlv llll l'l
factuiers of tho articles named in V,J
Illinois, Minnesota, Michigan. low.l
Ohio, Indiana nud Kansas. "' ,,
bus grunted nu injunction fori'i'H
coinnunv to do business uendiug I"'
of the motion to dissolve the it"? 1
The compluluuiit alleges that the l
ol the corporation is to luuliitutu
tlon for the purpose ot iuitiring '
of such dealers as are uontmeiu,"''j
not life up to its reguluthius, wbUi
ami m rusiraiui oi irauu. j
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