Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1894, Page 1

‘ - U——— —— OMAHA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 1894, INGLE COPY FIVE CENTS TABLISHED JU pE— - —— —_— - e ———— —— ——— ward, We accept th generous hos- which Deputies Bert and Sausette came DEATH PENALTY FOIR ANARCHISTS, e Ditality o o lis by the rept a P oo :yr ‘;l :/w‘:m\v v‘.,‘ m‘l‘h- in H:i- -nn‘v y to blows. The res¥it of the encounter is Republioan Loague at Denver Gets Through spinit in which it offered, Lar,e Concourse at the Station Pay the Dead | that both gentlemen have appointed weconds | Senate Does Not Take Kindly to Hiil's In- | Representative Stone introduces a 1ill to | [llinois Central Men Went Out at 8 0'Clock at t time republic and a duel will shoftly be fought. that Effect In Congress. » I - Last Night. with the Preliminary Bxercises, intelligent and conservative citizens of this DRIVING OUT THE ITALIANS, lican principles are welcom a Bilent Tribute, come Tax Changes, WASHINGTON, June 26.~Willlam A great wtate. . 8tone, a member of the judiclary eommit — The delegates fn this convention, repre- = o tee, today presented the following bill In wenting every state in the dnion, have come | PLENTY WILLING TO SUCCEED CARNOT | In Spite of Police Bracantions Santo's Com- | VEST AND ALLEN AMENDMENTS ADOPTED YAS THROUGH AND SUBURBAN TRAINS STOPPED together here, not to name any candidat ol dled. the house,which was referred to the judic- n party, but as members of A Large Number of Threatening Letters Reo- | at other places resulting from the indigna- [ Committee Amendment Exempting B Be It enacted, etc., that any person of | Rallway CUnion OMcials State that Five i publican -~ league, to once agaln celved by Carnot Since the Esecation tion of the people at the assassination of log Assoclations, Savings Institatio persons who shall belong to, or who shall Other Chiengo Roads Will e Tied U} » Goudy CGives the Delegates a Hearty » fraraity 1o, the fepublioni patty of Valilant and ftentivofibe President Carnot were continned throughout and Fraternal Mutoal Insurance sl gy B L thyt AL b mediately if They Attempt to OMecers Give Him Warn), the night. Crowds of rioters thronged the Companies Adopted. hich Ir\All g Itiy v\rhl'l:)’t( 'hrl’ ’l”&‘ ‘L";‘\I‘i Run Pullman Cars. — nominees of our party convi streets and in spite of the efforts of the police t, understanding or coun‘en Insure victory we n t prepar and military sacked Iiallan wtores and taverns the taking of human life unlawf EEBIEEEEIRIRD AT (REPRESENTED | mast crenniea ion, wih srennisstione (Copyrighted 1894 by the Amsociated Press) | and after throwing thelr contents into the | WASHINGTON, June 26.—With the ther- | OF for the unlawful destruction of bulldi CHICAGO, June 26.—The threatened striks Natlonal Republiean league that this PARIS, June 26.—(Special Cable Corre- | streets made bonfires of everything combusti- | mometer standing 83 degrees in tne senate | 0F Other property where the lows to human | t; enforce the boyeott of Pullman cars was ganization chn best be earried on spondence of the Associated Press.)—Mme. | ble chamber today the senate entored upon the | 1w 'ny e imrer ‘ahan Be ducmed an anare | urated @t § o'clock tonight when the 1 . | league has no des to assume control of | . Largest Representation Present in the His party maehinery, of attmept in any way | Carnot returned to Parls from Lyons early | The police frequently charged the rioters, | thirteenth week of the tarift debate. At | chist American Rallway union ordered the Iilinols wry of thl) Ll:flgfl!. to interfere v.th any regu ::rmml( this morning with the remains of the presi- | wh however, always retreated before the | the opening of the session Mr. Allen made Any persons or person being anarchists | C al men out. The awitchmen weres the entrusted with campalgn m ement s defined by the first sect f this & first to ob 1 16 1k fob you, ue renresentatives. of -our | dent: coMied dn”plath The civil and | officers of the law, seeming determined to | another Ineffectual attempt to secure action | A% defined by the first wection of ihis act, | fArat to obey, and quietly walked out, tiel whole country, to pass the few days you | police authorities received her. About 7,000 | demonstrate the faét that they were vindic- | on his resolution directing the secretary of ;:,_‘r‘j“f\“m;;:“g‘ Ty oMoe. eloctive or ap. | VP the suburban as well as express traib PASS CARNOT RESOLUTION UNANIMOUSLY ¢ assembled here together, on the Very | peryong principally members of the work- | tive against Italians only wnd not seeking @ | the treasury to Inform the senate of the | pointive, under the constitution and laws | "€T¥ice. The 9 o'clock train for St. Louls ackbone of the continent, in considering conflict with the law authorities pointive, under th 3 e - those public questions which may be near | Ing class were massed outside the rallway ‘”m, and In other towns of France, exciteq | €¥3Ct number of persons engaged in pro- | of the United States, or who shall attempt as allowed to pull out, as It was made up th iarts of th le of any section of | station. Mme. Carnot had on the grey g ey - 1 tected industries whose wages might be af- | the destruction of buildings or other prop- | this morning befors the boycott went into At country. Let the discussl by the murder of Ppesident Carnot, the Ital- U GTure the e Ay St Tife TRy 4 b sty Ao e v fr 1 open, unirammeled mauve trimmed silk dress and the bonnet | jan sculptors, wood: catvers, Image makers, | fected by tariff legislation. Mr. Gallinger, | {Ft¥ where the losu of Wb of any sich | eff ut that train, the men asserted, was ing Woman's Suffrage and Free Coln- | the motio of tie Nutional R pul 2 she wore nine days ago at the Grand Prix | grocers and gilders suffered at the hands of | republican, objected and Mr. Morrill moved | oo i St 0T SO T8 o ;‘ 1"“”' t would be allowed to leave ustil a ucation and Orgunization. 5 a v the mob. When ferreted out they were f n sommitt M oF: DF atiandron) the Pullman strike is settled. The union age—Muss Mecting at Night Ad- The officers of the league have made | race, the last state function she was ever | 0@ A the Sir b e s e 1tito the fAnafice commities. M. || other: property, shall, upon: teial: nd con were qulet rdetly thelr report for the year to your executive | to attend as presidente. When the news of | P2aten and rolled I the gutters; thelr be-| yj0n pave notice that as long as the resolu- | tion of such offense in any circ \e" | men were quiet and ordetly, but apparently dressed by Prominent Speakers. committoe. The year has been f long and longings were selzed and broken up or burned trict court of the district where s dete 1 to & man to maintain thé boys hard one. Let us hope there may not be | the murderous attempt reached Mme. Car- | and many of them barely escaped with their | tion remained unacted upon he would object | LUCE ST OF TRE CIEEIRE W AATE B e bt ¥ et ot another o long In our generation. It ja a | not Saturday night she had on this costume | lives. Wholesale plllage reigned supreme | to all legislation by unanimous consent. Mr. el s s Lhadly e ey o AT Atter 0L so1e katikrac the pilas 81 v hanging, which sentence xhall be Amerl lway union officer tonight, will DENVER, June 26.—Standing, room wi it ,I.“‘,"J”,M“",,H’;',I'““:'h',.';‘"'m{'}",“"”m”: and had no time to change before hurrying | throughout the night.and large numbers of | Morrill's motion was defeated by a vote of | by tne marahal of the district, in extend Immediately to five other roads, the 8t a premium in the spaclous Broadway | were fully occupied with thelr personal | AWay to Lyons. Until she came back to :"”“';,“ ""};‘:""“l"-""::F;':‘;'I’TY);"{“}‘!‘[’-Px".[r\rf: 16 to 27. Then the senate resumed the | with the sentence of the Judge bef n | Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City, Wisconsin theater when the republican national leagne | fTaite, the headquarters of the National | the palace of the Elysee she did not doff her R A e A nore are expected | oonyideration of the income tax provisions of | the case was tried Central, Northern Pacifc, Souttiern Pacito convention assembled today. Denver has | open and ready for work, every day since | 4T About 3,000 persons were in the Scenes of disorder’ similar to those here | the tariff bill. TAXING INDIAN LANDS, Two tralns on the Iilinols Central that ot entertained o many visitors since the | the Loulsville convention. station at Dijon to silently salute the re- | last night are reported from other towns of | Mr. Hill withdrew the amendment offered g : rors ted uD, At OFANE OrossHE NVer EHRIHE or thirty years the democrats have been & Pranc o y 1ro enoble and 0 Saty v t out the {sion exel y tral Knights Templar conclave two years ago. | asking the AP people to entrust "h-f"“- 5 :{mn”r.n.nI:a}"ll)m"fp",'& Y r:“l"\_‘r,??’:“"""m;- Saturday to strike out the provision exemp- | jnteclor Department Ofeials Think It | by 2 Central employe under police protection. The number of strangers in the city is es- | them with the affairs of she government, | The widow whs accompanied by her sons o riod. (o oojjeniaX: | ing the interest on United States bonds from Wonld Prove Beneficial to the Indian crowd of 2,000 strikers and their frien timated at 6,000, of whom about one-third 1“{',’,‘1";{ years they have heen holding out | (o Paris. The train was awaited at the ‘T:'v" roePi ‘the oftebts of the authoritfes | the operation of the tax. His object In offer- [ WASHINGTON, Jung 25.—Tne offcial NSk Bopicstin m’yml‘ g B B ,000, olden promises of refo egislation, every ca ¢ el u e { 1l ilce was calied to protee are delegates. Which were to be the foundation of wealth | terminus by a funerai wagon, two landaus | to restore order. ; ing the amendment, Mr. Hill raid, was to | views of the Interior department of the biil | Uit of POice Was salied (o protect the The committeo on resolations, the mem- | 4nd happiness ‘for Al During il thexe | and a coupe for the officers who went with | Caesarlo Santo, thelassassin, has admitted | call the attention of the eountry to the fact | making allotted Indian lands subject to state | wuburban irains. A largely attonded meot= bers of which are appointed by the states, pounded in their platforms, they have | the president to Lyons. ;\'. M‘17:-;?1"“”.'r"r,gr:::‘:?‘(x:.:';ly,,).".«q:::fl-. that $635,000,000 of property In government | and local assessments and taxation as aay | Ing ot rilibad was held tonight at 1 bich developed a | Deen drawing to themselves voters from the | The party were soon conveyed to the | 1o Produced ap GRSt bonds was necessarily exempt from the op- | other similarly located lands are | Which it was determined by the switch- I Gk e e S ks of the pople, and vast numbers of | 1000 of the Elys Troops were drawn | ot BV Pr e ot ot et "n | eration of the Income tax under the law. Al- | given In a communication forwarded | MR €Ar Inspectors’ and brakemen's uniona strong majority in favor of frownin lown | young men of the country, under the influ- | Palace of 5 . '00p8 W Adrawi the road he had marked spots where he | © come " e o A O atior i Aedl to announce to their employers tomérrow Al issues, such as free colnage of silver at | €nce of free trade college professors—those | out in the courtyard and saluted the funeral | presumed he woild have a chance to strike | though the ostensibie purpose of the income | by the commissioner of Indian | thar no more Pullman cars will be handled g e Cthe com. | dreamers and visionaries who would bridge | wagon. On alighting, Mme, Carnot was em- | the fatal blow. He had given the subject | tax was to reach wealth and equalize taxa- | affalrs to the houss commlitee 0n | until the boycott s declared off 16 to 1 and woman suffrage. the space of centuries with their beautiful 1 considerable thought aud felt confident that | tion, there was an enormous investment of | Indian affairs. Commissioner Browning says Michigan Central and Lake Shore trains mittee, 80 far as It is made up, and | theories of commerce—have been led to sup- | braced by her daughter-in-law and mother- | YO CERN CRCERL RS S 10w betore g tione “The exemption of a large body of land | were allowed fo pass Grand Cre e (TR ek Aamoiats ts con- | DOTt the democratic ticket, These young | In-law, Mme. Carnot has nqt touched food | o jC0F% 00 capital which the income tax could not reach. | _{At CREMETAR 90 & ERS JOCY O eat ! pass Grand Crossing, but s early plete, men have learned the needed lesson of the | since Sun night, but she was able to & h b Mr. Hill then moved to exempt state, county | 1ardan A RCOVarS none carrled Pullman cars sidered safe and conservative, which means | practical effect of false theories, The bub- | drink deep draughts of milk. flavored with | The telegraph wires are blocked by the : 3 hardship on the whole taxpayers of t The crowd at Grand Crossing became vio= T Hally Eeltrates tho ddclarations | Liehaaubiirati and a just indignationsiof [ G ibe O b d-RUETLS o2 milly (Ravore vast number of messages of condolence to | and municipal bonds. He argued that the | county. So far as the interests of the T nt- 1o ts threals agalRst (he THet WAl practically eral B {bly | the people at’ the unfulfilled promises of n' * g EIALISNEE ;{'l moral vigor sustaln | yfme ~ Carnot. The Itallan residents of | taxation of state bonds by the federal gov- | ans are concerned, the enactment of the pro od the block and a large addition to of the Minneapolis platform, with possibly 1\}4:"1;.r'!d| > platforms will oon drive the | her. £ e '!l""xl today ordering mourning, | canpe: Ice and elsewhere were among the | ernment would be a direct attack upon the | posed legislation would mect wi 2 force of police was called to quell the some good advice concerning the evils of | democ arty from power arranging for the funcral, dictating answers | free 1o express their sympathy. Everybody | administration of the states If the federal | sible objection from. them. On th y eatened B Inste Ith and happiness the peo- | to messages from Queen Victoria, P P ned riot, Vevertheless it Is the Intention | ple are overwheimed wl Pares 2 sages from Queen Victoria, President | pore rich and poor alike, are wearing im- | government had the right o diminish the | it would result In more cordial relati he- Y] I e ove populism. Nevert ple are overwheimed with and | Cleveland, Emperor Willia 1| E READY FOR NFLIC of ‘delegations from silver states to make a | misery. Instead of reform atl 4 el AERRATC R ODISSS | craortellews value of state bonds and securities it had the | tween the Indians and the white citizens. EA JR THE CONFLICT. g have a legislation of inlquity dictated by | AUSusta, the czar, King Humbert dnd others, | * About 600 peoplp were arrested during | right to destroy them. Aside from the ques- | Whether the burden which now has to be v declaration in 1 y P g 4 fight In the convention for a decla powerful trusts and monopoiies. The I and receiving the ambassadors bringing | (he rioting yesterday and a large number | tion of the exercise of a doubtful power in | borne by the people in the Immediate vi- | Rallroad Men at St. Louis Ready for the favor of free coinage. Judge C. C. Goodwin | Son is an expensive one to the people, bui | them. have been taken fnio custody today. The | justice to the states which senators repre- | cinity of allotted linds should be shifted Pullman Fight to Open. it has n well learned and wiil b B wil ; 5 of Salt Lake City Is cxpected to lead the at- [ {t has becn ‘well learncd and will” not b. Emperor Willlam will send a prince of his | mayor of Lyons has fssued a proclamation } tented on this floor, and upon which this tax | to ail the people of the United States may, | ST. LOUIS, June 26.—The Pullman strik- ity e R, Benetaton o e | AL House twitistwo Prusslan gencrals 10 | in which he says: “The malefactors who, | bore harshly, Mr.' Hill thought the states | the commissioners say, be safely left to the | ors here today awaited with unconcealed 3 . & arifty e e funeral. Mrs. Marshal Mac- o of e B ve the ri 0 issue boi vithout ise diseretic SoTIRTess Severs = ’ a ac- | in the guise of gfi,fllnu. are committing | should have the right to issue bonds without | wise diseretion of congr veral minor | giviety the hour of-noon, whish was IR ! republican _principles, and Welcome to Denver, ¢ wtrong and perfe tory ‘to_entering Resolutions Introduced and Referred Favor- ’ ce | however, which | the attention of The Texas detegation will attompt o have | the Fepublican party. Equaily important | Mahon sent a_feeling telegram, In which | hideous deeds of vandalism and pillage will | belng subject to federal taxation. amendments to the bill are suggested. n the basis of the representative colored Vote | with it for the weliare of our country in | 4eep sorrow spoke to deep sorrow. be punished as vulgar criminals.” Mr. Vest held that state cr municipal E termine the creation of (he SFeatesyiNEE The'e g re iTaw, of recent times. The committees spent the fAAL L the | to assist the authorifies in repressing riot- | taxation, WASHINGTON, The president | morning talking over arrangements for in the league of the southern states changed | the consideration of the future of our na- | SPECULATING ON CARNOT'S SUCCESSOR. | The mayor appeals.to all honest citizens | bonds could not properly be exempted from Vi the colored man will | tignal curre s M. Carnot’ 80 that the power of the colored There are &til other questions whica | Seemingly, M. Carnot's fate tames Mr. Chandler expressed the hope that | %ent the following nominations to the sen- | 0T be cut down one-half. The New York dele- | should have the consideration of our party: | ambition of those politiclans who coveted | ing. 4 8 % , s ndling the strike, which they are preparad gation Is pushing Colonel E. A. McAlpin for [ One, the reclamation of our ar 3 Plangs | the presidency. M. Lacour, speaker of the At 7 o'clock this d¥ening a riotous mob | upon reflection the democratic mafority | ate: 2 5 ! to fight out to the bitter “ml."h,‘l “‘:“e Tt Qelegation | {RTOUEN Irrigation; the other, the re-estub- | senate, refuses to run for the office. Prime | Bathered and mar upon the Itallan | would not place states and municipalities | State—Charle ot SEor not a lawless hand will be lifted nor a the presidency, but the Illinols delegation | jishment of "our merchant marine. It Is | Minister Dupuy seemingly has the best | dyarter in the nort part of the city. | when they were forced to borrow money in | e consul general of the Tnit / Tiegal det” committed, < Tn' witiges: ot insfts that President W. W. Tracy shall | part of the mission of the repubiican party | Minister bupuy seemingly has the best | o0 ® ioters attasked and looted o num- | a worse position than . the United | Beriin. Germany, Wiliam Meyers Li legal act commi n 53 of to see that every ship {hat sails 1 i : Heln 5 3 # yrth Carelina, to be consul of the United | declaration fs the visit of a committes to have a second term. 19 5e6 ihag every ehip (hat sails the seas | TITRC M 6 e narian. Arago, the astro. | DeF of stores. Duripg the pillaging a bar- | States. ~ The United States could | Bt CRrpitnes, £0,be GRoel of, Harrigan, chiet of police, for the purpose of At 10 o'clock the delegates began to as- [ the same aid and protection that its come | nomer's son, is hardly placed, but because | Fél of petroleum expigded and burned thre: | now borrow money cheaper — than | —Treasury—Assistant Surgeon Benjamin J. | offering the services of the strikers to pros e RN R et o e B, Troops have been | any country, state, corporation or individual, | W. Brown of California, to be past assist- somble, The Towa delegation, headed by the | Pelitors have from the nations they repre- | he is so old and tottering may get in. M. | Of the rioters to deat g g 2 rown of Californ 0 be past assiat- | (004 1o ghops, The men assert a belief that SRl Uil ind, took seats on the stage: lit-ll’\‘l[,/.”Jz;hrlt;;lx‘;t(;"\:l("ll_l;[:\yu:‘?y';’lv].’,‘,r:t&n ,{,y“‘r,‘," Brisson, who has been a candidate twice | hactily dispatched tolthe district. because it occupied thiz coign of advantage; ant surgeon seneral, Mirine hospital serv- | (500 The BOPS. THe en Aiactl ® thops and handsomely decora- | lands which can be reclaimed by irrigatioy | already, has some chance. M. Casimir- ke B 12 thus try to throw discredit on them at no The theater had been handsomely deco laaas h can be reclaimed by irrigation | perer”" oG just now be dangerous be. | L:Yons have been occuy led by the military. Jlof m_m and cities by raiding their secur- Continuing Present Appropriations. cost to Faliman, and at the same time bring- ¢ ted. Flags and bunting hung from balconies More serfous trouble {siapprehended. ities. - W ASTEONETON. Tade A . rékojod 8 The leaders who have so long and so | cause he is repugnant to the industrial | Mire SCOUS Toutie SHATRIEREICE o 4 ¥ ASHINGTON, June 26.—A _resolution | {ne pecuniary dameges on the strikets In graceful festoons. d‘lhr rear of the N'nlm; successfully fought the battles of the re. | working classes. It {s on the cards that a ! mwm" '!; 09’;8‘317"1'10-":\!4 POWERS. | will be presented egs cxtending the | whose tools left behind, are uninsured: . The of the stage was adorned by portraits of rty must soon give place to | large number of opportunists may unite with - Mitchell o igreed 3 res Do 5%, 38,18 | cn hans its Was: ‘out of Lincoln and Grant, between which was an Titics ot Jeancrinin white smCpine | the radicals and socialists on M. Brisson or | ;icq Giter a shore d : i . o o A tor im to acacptAREY arvices Immense representation of a silver dollar. ot have thelr counsel and advice: let your | M- Bourgeols. Bourgeols is an outsider, g 5t As T 1 OO g o 3 before July any sich purpewe. The Pullman- compsny D) Jeliberations be unsal and advice; let your |yl oo was Carnot in, 857, under difterent | “2ltloned against (uatERe e Sherman also agreeg- with Mr. Hill's posi- | Senator Cockrell, chairman of the senate | (ol fire whomsoever they saw 8t to The front of the stage was & mass of | deliberations be ko filled with wisdom and f Bt B AT GRENOBLE, June Rioting between | yion. The more fe thonght of it, he said, | committes on appropriations, favors a reso- flowers and potted plants. Wi LECHO GVEr sovess Tarnios gonyention :\"p’:égi’:fl}\idx eloctioh Is in the nature of a | J3NER and l<‘Tr;nch wal:kmn;n al;ch;rrerl here | 10" ore satisfied e become that the United | 10tion which will continue the present ap- | Buard their property. i sory By » ; smpenelrats J A i & st t. o ulace invaded the Ital- i i = ropriations until each new appropriati e Confuslon was caused by the fact that | every valley, and find a welcome In the | vatican conclave; and I the object of endless | ast M&ht, TTHE BOPRASS fnvaded the T1all | States should not tax state securities. I Passcd. He thinks such an Clastic reso- CUT OFF THE FULLMAN. heart of every republican In the land. Let i s S Digcussions the co B 3 Dooplo ko' were not delegates had taken | us"ico’ forth” from this, meeung. fall “of | Pargaining and intrigue M. Casimir-Perler | cscutcheon down and mashed the furniture, | ational tax. on state. oy macnallty of & | lutlon can be framed delegates’ seats. - President Tracy appointed | strength, full of faith, full of fidelity to | 1€ the man for the wealthy hourgeoise and | afierward looting the Itallan cafes. L o : - s < Sudden Death of Dr. Verry Tipton. anta Fe Officials Will Not Let the Train & sergsant-ai-arms and aldes, and oo eftort [ [FBUDICAT Princlpics, and then inspired by | STWiCeraUS, SRty HE g8 Woe (B M0 0NR | DIION, June 284K Flot has occurred Ra ek e o e AT e & Ot |y X SHINGTON, Sune. 6. Tps Perey /Tip. Procecd Without It. was made o get the seats (o thelr rightful | fture, the Kepubllcan National lengue wil | the presidency might cure him. In America | horc wtere, M. Carfts son-in-law lees, | 55 to 30, ton, youngest son of ex-Scnator Tipton of | RATON, N. M., June 26—In accordance owners. The bands, the Mendelssohn | Continiic to march at the head of the in- | he might pass for an old fashioned Whig. | of tne residents. e wire summened | ~ Mr Hill then modified his amendmest %o | Nebrs suddenly of heart failure. [ with finstractions fssued by the American quartet of Denver and the Nebraska Glee | VInCible army of patriotism. Mme. Carnot has piles of letters threaten- | o keep order. i 25 to confinkithie; exemption tolatate bonds. || He w . ¢ hya86 and @ graduate | Railway union a committee of five stationed B0 Gtanticie entortained the. delegates. The roll call, following immediately after | Ing her husband and sons, received before : - b 3 4 A long constitutional discussion of the | f the U it il themselves at the Santa Fe depot here today It was 11:30 when matters were arranged | (1€ President’s’address, showed forty states | the execution of Vaillant ‘and Henrl. Not CONSULATE. power: and limitations of federal taxation ) and boon the arivell o thet casiins kL and territories represented—the largest num- | long ago M. Carnot, while walking in the followed, in which Messrs. Hoar, Morgan, CARRIED OFF THE ¢ ¥ & and Rey. Dr. Kerr D. Tupper of the First | ber in the history of the organization. Some | Bols with General Borios, chief of his mill- | Excited Frenchmen $sek the Bullding and | Pugh, Lindsay, Caffrey and Gray partici- g fted express train cut out the Pullman car Baptist church of Denver was called upon | of the delegations were very lirge. lowa | tary household, was shadowed by a sinister Beat Itallansfon the Strest. pated. Mr. Hill's amendment to exempt in- | Train Robbers in Georgia Get a 2 Ghent, making a switch to do so. The yard- 1o offer prayer. reported fifty-four, Kansas fifty-one. Minne. | looking fellow, of whom he could only rid | GRENOBLE, JaneB26.—There has been | (°F¢St from siate bonds was also lost, 27 Amount for The'r Troable. master was powerless to prevent the inter- dicsd B sota forty-four, Mississippi fifty, Wyoming | himself by retreating to his carriage. He to 30. SAVANNAH, Ga., June 2.—Tral . 6 | ference, and his switchmen would do moth- , President Tracy then introduced F. C. filty delegates’ and sixty visitors. “.he: had been warned from Italy to keep well | Berious rioting here tgday. The disturbance Mr. Hill then moved to strike out the | of the annah, Florida & We 1 ing. The officers of the division have ordered Goudy, president of the State Republican | Oregon was called the chairman answered: | guarded. Other warnings came from Brus- | Was commenced Sundaj night by Italian work- | provision for a tax on personal property ac- | way, from The ville, due to the train held here until further orders, league of Colerado, who welcomed the dele- | “Here, with 16,000 majority. sels to beware of the Grand Prix on June | ingmen employed on fheshorse car lines, who | Quired by gift of inheritance. Lost, 26 to 34. | this morning, was held up one mile this | DOtwithstanding the fact of its being a mall gates to Denver and Colorado. Vermont an:wered: “Here, with 20,000 | 17. In December 00,000 francs were voted | were drinking in & Wineshop. An Italian | The Proviso offered by Mr. Vest last week | wiqe of Homerville at 130 a. m. by six | train. Excitement is now at a high piteh, After extending u weicome to the dele- | majority.” - to increase the police force, but M. Carnot | naqc o remark whiqh the Frenchmen re- | oo n amendment to section 55, “that In: n,.xed men. The safe in the express car | 33 the officers are trying to find an enginess gates and expressing the belief that re- SENATOR SAUNDERS' SENTIMENTS. was left practically unguarded. During five " cimen re- | computing the income of any person, cor- | RN B Tl S 6o in cash. | 1O Bandle the car. So far their efforts have Bellion ana insurrection would not breuk out | when the Curnot reaith MENTS: | voars the prefecture of police was charged | §2rdcd as an insult. A free fight followed | poration, company or assceiation there shal | 0% robbed of its contents, $1222 in cash. | qyqiled nothing. during thelr v.sit, Mr. Goudy continued: Jection was made on the srounds® thet | (0 secure his gafety, and did it well, ap- | and a mob o Frenchmen, headed by flags | NOt be included the amount received from | W0 of the Mmeh BOSrier CHE traln tr Work Will Be Reaamed at Altoonss GOUDY TALKS TO THE DELEGATES. | the president of the United States had al- | POInINg the sharpest detectives to watch | and with sticks, Invaded the yards of the | §0¥ corporation, ete. as intercat or divi- | ROmERUCR (SACECNE BERSEAE 000 | ALT00NA, Pa., June 26.—The coavention “Thia fall we will redeem our fair young | ready expressed the sympathy of himeelf | OYCF him. Under the pretense of economy | horse car company. andattacked and badly | 1ends ubon the bonds or stock of such cor- | the tender, A% soof o3 the tralw Sl | R L o e miners ad sfate from the curse and folly of popplism. | and the American people, = A delegate | (I8 duty was shifted to the ministry of the | beat the Italians. Just.as the trouble was | POTations, etc. [f the tax of 2 per cent has | thes chmbeq prer the fmader, fovermt e | of centrd nnsylvagia, miners: Adioniugy We now stand before the American people | shouted that Grover Cleveland did not rep. | \Mterlor, where, says the Echode Paris, un- | bacoming more serious ‘the prefect arrived | poon Paid upon W8 net profits by said cor- | (REEEEE S5C L RiiME Soop Bondrd Ghierad, | at moon. Resolutions were pasied asi.ng the bumiliated and disgraced, but we intend, | resent all the people of the United States, | Mentionable intrigues were rife. The officials | and induced the Frenchmen to retire. At :grlr‘t:d‘ Lo 2% Teauired by this act" was) (h0u"y mile from Homerville the order | governor to Tecall the troops from Pumxe with' the help of all patriotic lovers of law | This retort aroused the ire of Senator | there were devoted to M. Constans, between | 3 o'clock yesterday ‘afternoon the Italian : o 2 sl 2 wis given, and the train came to a stand- | sutawney; providing for the differentiak im and order, regardless of party, that the wave | Saunders of Mcntana, who said: “When | S1OM and Carnot there was a feud. Was | cafes were attacked. A number of Italian n amendment of Mr. Allen's to permit | <till. Then four other masked men joioed | prices for low coal existing before the last of redemption started in Oregon, and rollin the republican party assembled in any form the change made to worry M. Carnot Into | carcey "ere attacked. | A ‘number of Itallan | eyidence in rebuttal before collectors ‘of in- | the party. and while (g Kept the engine X JEORIS SfermEtly onward, shall reach its flood-tide in Colo- | lacks patriotism so that the president of | lcaving the Elysses by arousing a sense of | The mob marched through the streets shout- ::::21,;:::“;‘2 L e e e ot tor A E IR P B o EIatTER coal to other companics who will wob rada, Do not judge us by the wild and vi- | its country does not speak its sentiment to | IRSecurlty? Possibly. When M. Carnot was | jng: “Down with the Itallans Several IARAN AR At Ameimen 1 : the compromise price {.r mining; a'saws In addition all the dangerous points about { the goversment should not bear the credit Glous utterances of our sugulnary exccutive, | foreign natons, then we have g-t to build | B8 to Toulon to visit the Russian squad- | Italians who were met jn the streets were | bpCioing I selonlabioncor \insineonee S Alorraae aCa ATl sach section to regalite its own werk our go-called ‘hlood to the bridles' belster- | the fires of “patriotism anew. I don't care | foR @ Warning was recaived from Scotland | peaten and kicked. ~Tne ‘mob was reinforced | paniie 1ite. fire and other insuranee eom. | M&D n ordere rn to his car. providing for -n assessmeat em ous, profane, turbulent, visionary, ill-tem- | What ycur personal opinion of Grover Cleve- | Yard: but no attention was pald to It. On | and proceeded to the Itatan-consulate. test il er Insurance com- | “while twa of the men Kkept watch the minsrs who resame work at the eom A ; A e aabal oplnion of Groy eYe- | June 20 the prefect of Herault telegraphed { ] panies, railroad, canal, telephone, telegraph | other two, ordercd ife r Calder . to G pered, inordinately ambitious, mal'clous and » he represents, as president, every | yo"the mintstor of the interls The police vainly triéd to check the mob. | and other companies, actual operating and 1 He refused 1 was told | Promise rate to assist others who cannot g« age, and.always able-bodied, never struck a | *How about Queen LI?" irreverently In- uA s Sa 4 | the balcony of the consulate, and several N oxpshany, lloasegenl : T e ok fuse and efore he-| whether the compromise rate Is accepta Blow mor fired a shot, nor did any substan- | terrupted a delegate, but the Montana may | ATIved at Cette. This intimation was also bonded and other indebtedness. the men llshting a fuse, and before he.| whether the comp e ptad or tial act in behalt of his country, or in be- | Ignored the question. The resolution was | '€nored. with tue Lyons tragedy for the half of any of the many states in which he | then unanimcusly passed. consequence. EMILY CRAWFORD. rioters, headed by a drunken carpenter, en- R TS Bl s % could reach the corner a dynamite cart- | not. tered the consulate,’tore up the Italian flag, FRATRRNITIES JEEBMPT, e exploded, hreaking ths door from lis Pall ~ cd at Trinidad smashed the escutchean, broke the furniture, | A committee amendment was adopted pro- | fasteninks and completely stunni e Pullmans Stopped at Trinidad. has resided or tarried, or in which he has In the afternoon the doors were thrown FRIENDSHIP CEMENTED BY I threw the statutes upan the floor and kicked | YI4In& the tax shall not apply to states, | messenzer. When he came to he was loo TRINIDAD, Colo., June 26.—The rallway been the friend of labor for vote-getting pur- | open to the public after the delegates had ENDS # ? BLOOD. | }om to pleces, and Seizing upon two large | Counties or municipalities, nor to corpora- | Ing into the barrel of @ pistol and Wwas | yon op all the roads will obey the orders a Rt s ordered to throw up his hands. He did not poses only. His disgraceful antics are mis been seated. A great crowd poured in, fill- and handsomie of} . paintings, repre. | ton3, companies or associations organized | prierel ‘ml.f o Phan toid to epen the | of the Railway union and refuse to handle taken by some for statesmanship on the | ing all the unoccupied seats, the aisies and [ Tmpressive Scene In the Itallan Chamber at | sonting King Humbert and ueen | and conducted solely for charitale, religious | gy aid o, taking the packages out | p n 5 o enge: principle that some people mistake bilious- | the foyer. Tts Opening. T reta s p i FRey e o, Qieen | or educational purposes, including fraternal | HarS e, 10 o GOkl D s o Pullman cars. T'fffa'y‘fi.l'i,mf",,q:fi:..:nz mess for righteousness. He has afforded | The vencrable Henry D. Blackwell of |' ROME, June 26—The Chamber of Deputles [ into the street. A detachment of military beneficlary societies, orders or associations | one in the car) gathered u oney and | o e Raton. The Gulf train will By ou amusement, but ho hus brought us con | N om ek %, offered the followlng resolu- | today presented an impressive appearance, | engincers was summoned and the soldiers | SPEAUIDE upon the lodge evatem. and pro | Went v doin BE aEbciish, TUEY BOL Of | tied up here on its arrival from tha sout REAREEow, shame and los: ot Lang nittes On resoiutie Fules, went to the | yno jnterior being wholly covered with crepe | charged upon the mob, After a short con- L Lomlic of lite, sick, accldent | PA% e cars and compeiled both engineer | unless the oficials permit it (o go on witRous has heiped to drive capital from our midst, | committee on reslutior fict "the toters ware driven out of the eon. | and other benefits to the members of such fuptl Anlicpmpelrsd hoth. sugines) A and has done us immeasurablo harm. “We again recommend to the favorable | In honor of the memory of M. Carnot. Each | guiate “‘which wa# thgn oceupied by the | 30cieties, orders and associations asd de- | And AFUR 10 WEIG e Whods near | t2° Puliman — *Now and then a sensational, thoughtless | consideration of the republican clubs of the | bench was covered with a broad strip of | rroops. and the prefect made an apology to | L°ndents of such members; nor to ahe | “\r: Blaven miles from. the _scene Vullman Boycott Notes. and reckless individual may be found who | United States as a matter of education the | crepe, with a silver border. At the opening | the Italian consul. The rlotous erowds spread | S'cks, shares, funds or securities held by | the rot here they left it and took to Roads {unsas City sent out Pulle advocates the separation of east and west, | question of granting to the women of the | o¢ the sitting Deputy Marazzl, who w: throughout the city, seized upon all Italians, | any fiduclary or trustee for charitable, re- | th we b ma any sign of trouble yes= but the east and west are united, Our | State and nation the right to vote at all 0. CALHDE., DORDLY.-RATARYL As.L s 9 * | Ngious or educational purposes; nor to the | Ex-Sheriff Hurst of Thomas county, at e is not strongly of= : : % (e s Jlunteer in the French army in 1870 men, women and children, and took them to X e heartstrings have been sorely stretched ections on the same terms and conditions | YOIUM Y In 1870, In a ] rerecture, belleving that they were to | 1ans made. by builling loan associa- | the head R westh ¥ times by the sction of eastern republicans | as male citizens, We congratulate the | few well chosen words, expressed sympathy | (n° Prefeciure. beeviee that RS BEES 10 | tions to their shareholders for pur it donx Fe RN R have asked and beel upon the sllver question, but they have not | women of Colorado and Wyoming on their | for France in the loss of her president nardad by the pollee till this morning, when | Of enabling them to provide for themselves etals b e i recorde ¢ fection, _though nane Deen broken. We believe in bimetallism and | possession of the elective frauchise and we | SI8. Cavelott! said that after yesterday's | SUaratd by the ROVEr S00 U HOMERE Wall | nomes: nor to such savings banks, savings ® | was . 1 iins took out rotection, not one, but both, and so do you. | cordially invite their co-operatio escu. | speeches there could be no doubt as to the il RIFAXAS. ' institutions or sccieties as s firs 4l G4 ey ™. o p u in_ rescu 5 - i r as shall, first, hav 5 B AT RIR AR R, reapar i ck sy | EERY ARYERD. | AR o0 the | two leaders of the atiack on the. consulate o i . kpot : have experi- The republicaus olora r to tru ing the country from democratic and popn. | thanimity of Italian feeling toward France no stockholders or members except deposi- passenger s N % {o 4 5 o & pop okl e were arrested today and: this caused a re- D D AL 2 g erican Railway the cause of bimetallism to the care of the | list misrule He added May it be permitted to those, 1 of the trouble. | Several mobs gathered | tors and mno capital except deposits; sec- their ouly apparent object being . < n any Denye® Liddes, Camerons, Tellors, Wolcatts and Du- Mr. Blackwell was called to the platform | Who, at the cost of infinite bitterness, have | ne™al of the MOURE. ~FEVERE! BIR08 BATRETRC | ong, shall not receive deposits to an agere- | 12¢ the ex ar. The Dt th Western. Dol rather thin the Pefferss Kyles and | and made a short address. leatned to realize the unity of sentiment [ 1% 8000 A% UAe ASEE 00 A6 BFEEE 6 US| gate amount tn any one year of more than [ Sime being, but no one was hurt ¥ handjed Shnpsons. Colorado republicans earnestly Delegate Herrington of Arizona Introduced | between the two peoples to express the wish | 30 o kRow At 11 o'clock | $1.000 from the same depositor; third, shall | = " L il i h 1t is be- advocate and believe that cur country should | the follow : ; ) 50 many evils grow compelled to summok troops. At 11 o'cloc 4 o 4 ; S y 0. Th the following resolutic that out of so many evils may grow t. - not allow an azecumulation or total of de- JIVE MMARY PUNISHMENT. 4 act on tho silver question Independently of Resolved, That the protection of flowers of friendship, fertilized indeed by | this morning the ‘::.‘é‘“’““r“”"’:r“fl“‘“l had | posits by any one depositor exceeding $10.- GLYAX SPMX AN, TRRNRYT: rere traing Europe. In addition to independent leg terests Of all. classes in the' Uni \ g b | occupted all the puble squares boule- | 8 WL AT o e Z e ests ass s ited States | blood, but blood which may wash out the . v 000; fourth, shall actually divide and dis- ey 2 ManEuas Rlon, 16k us enter into commercial. treaties | oo BaY 2 ited 8§ blgod, b : Loy vards with Infantey, eavalry and artillery | 090; . _actually divide Ilinols Man Accused of Assanlting : the Pullman sl e llar iah sy sxsatad with &l the ariven | & fauds that the cougtey aball’ immediately. | mamary of "‘"‘""] bl e iy and Grenoble was to Al intents and purposes.| tribute to its depositors ratably to deposits Woman and Beateu Nearly to Death. y ted yesterday that he IRRRIRR 0 1he Woria. by: which we shalh | BoieP, J0F she free ‘coluage of gold and | The debeie cn.ihe foducial bills was then | 7y "ate or Hings all the carnings over the necessary and | gpRiNG VALLEY, Ill, June 2%.—William | ar > that section, &8 Q silver and fix the bimetallic standard of | resumed. e income tax proposals, includ- 3 proper expenses of such bank, institution ‘ SOp et v 2 2 . organ- chirge higher duties on merchandise im- | value for 4 : it : s Pinkerton, a married man al % years old and silver coins of the United | ing the_tax on rentes, was adopte AR e % ‘S INTENSE. | oF soclety, except such as shali be applied i o) % a e | o FEELING AGAINST (TALIANS INTENSE. | ¢ o P a applie P e, a hospita ight a o 5'0;0“:“;';)"':“”[{‘"';1 |“'I"‘_'I:.')’*“:l“’l“'ll(l"‘flh}f';”“:(':‘ States at which they shall be an unlimited | large majority 28 to surplus; and, fifth, shall not possess in ““"‘l‘ ¥ ym"" ,:.»h\('w.-‘ iy n',.(n. fr “',,, t i who struek back by a discriminating tariff, especially 16EAL tenaent o 5 Many Manufucturiug Concerns Discharging | 30Y form a surplus fund exceeding 10 per | POINE OF FEER 10E FIC apd e asas N | RS S PPl L Euglaud, which country stands so much in | edovernor brince of New Mexico sub- Foralkn Helv. cent of Jts agsregate deporits R e s e Plakerian.: with CEIASATE B igein e L the way of an International conage ar- [ MR AUETORINE FEOIIUONE ation of | Loulse Michel, the Female Anarchist, Says [ PARIS, June 26—k 8 now said to be es- | M7 Allion moved 1o add to sect ‘sbply | another youns man named Michael Bowen, Thia created much feeling sy Tangement. J : i 3 A% it Was Oaly Shmple Justico' 3 he words ‘“‘and g here D z 4 kers, and deputies were placed ia n, e S stice and equity and the fundamental tablished that Santo lived for some time in | (o any tion, company or association | were on trial this afternoon for commit- protes et f0 and Wyoming are In adva Ju u ! AT - to any corporation, eomp r assoclation works o Lt » at work. the rest of the mu’nn_ as we view it, American principle of self-government de- LONDON, June A dispatch from | yne Rue Traversiare, this city, occupying a | having a pald up capital of less than $100,- | ting an assault upon & young Lithuanian B e Shtne they have AINIGC dnd shared the be. | AN e 'immediate” admission " of ew l;.\m“mlnm I;-um;: sl;‘ll‘s’ v;m :ccordm,: 10 | room in the houte ofiAB Italian wine deater. | 0007 ' © s X oo | moman named oowskl, The al DEED OF 4 HUMAN FIEND. sponsibility of the ballot box with the better | Mexico to statehood. emmeer | the Matina, Loulse Michel, the notorious | e assassin's mame was registered at the hout action upon this amendment, the | leged assault occur night of las - alf of humanity whom Buckle pronounces | PAN-AMERICAN SILVER CONFERENCE, chist, vi senate, at 6:10, went Into executive session | week. Accordir _woman's state- [ Cuts flis Daughter's Throat and Attempts B R R Sal cloynounses Resolved, That the National Republican ":°“‘f‘;: (“'&‘f‘“““ ‘“_, M7p 5 ":‘““””‘ ‘:‘ Labor exchange. and five minutes later adjourned. menta herself and o baie! broh A A “Let us fhscribe on our banner, the motto: | 1€ague is in favor of a Pan-American confer- | President Carnct was no more than a simple | Tpe feeling against Itallans in particular Folng by e R e et MILLVILLE, N. J MPimetallism and Protecticn—Not One, but | eh¢e of all the nations of the western hemlis- [ act of jusiice. 1In M. Carnot a whole class, | 45d foreigners in general, aroused by the | CREATEL ANOTHER LEGAL HoOLDAY, | (0 Wpundinen 7 esine ™ ? | whitsert his wife with Both,’ and in the year of cur Lord, 189, the | Phere o ugree on a bimetallic monetary | the whole bourgeoise world, has been struck | assassination of the: president has csused them to jail they took them to an isolated | smith's file, cut his daushter's throat with sugar-coated democracy and the little wheels- ;:|)II\|:~ “”r']‘*l 'ml Mr: .';".,f',"'.‘,“",,,'"“;‘,'"(” )‘ at. M. Carnot embodled the execrable | several factories fn the suburbs of this city | Senate Bill Making Labor Day a Legal | farm imy P h e M”"hh"""’!‘ \yman Was | a razor, set fire to his Rouse and tried to fnsthe-nead, asthmatio popullst party will f i3 U8 WOHE G0C, SHPERt 1he DECSCnt CONSIAR® | capitalist republio. It was not merely | to discharge all the foreigners in their em- oliday Passe HROSF GURISCHOR ML & FATOFYSE burn himself to death in the flames this be crushed beyond the possibility of recogul- ningly devised aingle plan which is crushing | Delbler's (the executioner) president, but | PIOY and it is expected that the same course WASHINGTON, June 26.—Another legal ecution was about to afternoon. Mrs. Whitsett will recover, but Alon. 3 ! . - - aher) will be adopted by other factories. It Is | holiday has been added to the list . ge crowd of Lithuanians who : the daughter will probably die. The family Willlam Mason of New York rosponded to | (i life out of all people except the bond- | also the ~Panamalsts' president who has | }op0q “however, that when the sympathetic | DO/ /08y has been added to the list, as on } {E8S ITRE" Hal broke down th was 8t home, soon aftef its dinner BOWS LR uron of Net lolders of Eugland, who, with their $10.000.- | fallen under Ceasario's dagger. “Anarchy will | JOREC, UOWENED (UGt WACH the STMPMASHE | motion of Mr. McGann the senate bl [ {RE {ook'und weiz A e tt, without any apparent rem 000,000 of forel e e have deserved Tho Nebraska Glce ciub sang a bran new. | 000000 of forclgn gecuriiies, know no finan- | once more have deserved weil of mankind, | §iiinber of Depucjes and Fremier Crispl ing Labor day a national holiday today | managed to escape | ear room, whil e a for campalgn song with such effect that an en- [ S DFIACIbIe but the Intense seit-confidence | for love of mankind 18 the sole obloct of | 4re more generally kngwn throughout France | passed. B e D A e ot Wio: | Ber dsughiar Jeanie fed from th core was demanded. President W. . | Of the Shylock. anarchy. Individual revolt ls the prelude | pyon of this feeling,againat Italy will be | The house bill to give the same welght | do% and Fan. he ARG mop Brrsued i lowed ¢ husband Wracy of Springheld, 111, then delivered his | Resolutions ‘upon the protection of the | to the ‘grand plebelan revolt from which | {ieh Of M v and effect to the oaths of privates and non- | & e hous A nere | hous clos, ¢ husband and B Raal Addras "In’ the’ course of hin tor | merchant marine education st national | soeial harmony will emerge. Several “members pf the Chamber of | com.missioned officers in pension cases as | was soon located. dragge 3, ¢ 1 to the ground SRAERS President Tracy sald expense and the re-establiskment of the A commission appolated to direct the | necuties have asked nier Dupuy If he is | 18 Biven to the oaths of commissioned of- | until he was unconscious e t his fist. = Then ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT. McKiuley réatrictive dea were offered ani | obsequies of the president Includes Calonel | 3Candidate for the ppesidency and he has | fcers passed. him ot Tn “the sun and et him lay, thivn. | e drvs i bis pucket o razar, and holds v 4 b A referred, Chamoin, who will represent M. Carnot's ? The house went into committee of the | ing he was dea hen he began show [ A Kk deliberately e QGentlemen of the Convention: The Na- fon. John M. Thurston was called tempo- 0 Phiey . replied that his candidney has been too freely R ~ & \ T sns of lite the crowd urge outraged gash that extends Republican league, representing as ,“:l,;’ I;Hl;.':- 1‘|;1?‘r“;rr:‘| ar ol nl‘h‘. mpo- | famliy; M. Boulon, director of the academy | mantioned for monthsfpast for him to come | Whole on the deficiency bill i sama of e the CROWH WERec Fhe oulragsd | houlde Leaving her he the youth and.activity of the re- . oblige ¥ of fine arts; M. Huet, director of public | forward in the critica) condition of affairs An amendment was adopted appropriating pdle and beat t - K his wite, n party, ever seeking new fields and | to the demand for a speech, works; Ambrose Thomas, M. Saint Saens S $2,.000 to pay Hon. W. D. n R 3 - beat he pul pa ‘ : in_France. P signs of life and ' her with the Dow assoclations, turns for Its annual meet- | Lelters of regret were then read. Henry | gnd Architects Garaler and Guillaume. The following fs tbe text of King Hum- | Successtul contest for the seat nearly dead ma ¢ n When he had deprived m 10 the young and vigorous west, the | Cabot Lodge wrote that prior engagements S bert’s telegram to the French government: | cougress held by Samuel C. Hilborn, fro tried to examin i the Lithuar e he returned to the ld of the union. prevented his attendance. Other letters o - el N . § ey e ' 3 Califol distric 3 . | him and com 1 him t e n fire, and retiring to i R mambers of the Nas \ 5 0 t Deputles Come to Blows, The execrable act which bas deprived | the Third California district, his name ha | 5 ) n + Ebublican league on the auspiclons | Yok & knute Nelsn, ‘Boveranr o aimremiar | PARIS; June 26.-At a plenary meeting | France of an executive whose perron fn- | In8 becn fuadvertently omitted from the | NO& wothh ek HiS Fipke is park 8 o tha foor te RRGN & of its eventh annual ) neral R A Alger of | Michigan Hon | of the Chamber of Deputies and sena- | Spired fespect bas mo me to the pro- | llst of contestants and contestees whose | pabioo” who are pros ¢ v e by the flames jothing could be more indic v ‘ . s ' t thi i hic called 1 foundest depths of ‘my heart. The day | eXpenses were pald. Bowen did not tare s ¥ 1 use force to ve him from the eondition of the republican par - ~-—— | tors this evening, which was called to Je- - Considerable time was voted to the | wounded. The crowd is still hun hin n P to jaill. The house @reat gathering of intelligent young men, (Continued on Third Page.) cide upon a candidate for the presidency (Continued on Tulrd Page.) paragraph relating to Indian depredation | tonight