THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. SIXNTEENTH YEAR, " OMAMA. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1856, U THE DE WO (Y GLADSTONE IN LIVERPOOL. 1 T CINCHESTRRS | twents-six loaded freignt cars followed the ' it Q "R | itemin it Therefore the prospects of ¢ (0N THE DEAD RUN TO O3ALLA, A WAR WITH WINCHESTERS, | hrataiisisitig doemomateop ac enere | HOW BLACK HATES BLACKS. | Stk i thoce of a onemment His Address on the Issues of the | wood. “Tthad about twenty armed specials THE OLEOMARGARINE LI —— Campaigr — on oo, and departed south, “ITe wailrond — pohe oleomargarine bill will be cdnsidered % Y B aneull IVERPOOL, June 9% —Gladste afte y " i .. | oMmcials anticipated np trouble after leaving iy v the senate committee on agriculiure to 1 N Tho Packers of Chicago Oheerfully | | FAvEnvaor. Jun bl o Offcials Run Their Trains | fid . nioss b Shoutd b a soné point | The Oommissonee of Pensions Shows His | wlrrtn ant 1 wpeeiga fhat vport wif | Halo Tells the Sencto How Uleveluad Shoshds be Metropolis of Nebraska, | Hengler's cireus. Ho was received with Guarded by Rifles, bevond e state lime, anu the squad of I Dislike of the Oolored Rac I R R S LR Spend His Time, boundless enthuos The S— that point to gnard agninst th H]‘um\nm; to | as passed by 186, to '4 cent or 1 cent, —_— e . SITES crowded 1o 1ts utinos nelty, 5 : MILUEICS STATION, Ind,, June 2% —The | HE G , N. | asamjority are oppaséd to prohibiting the e i SEEKING SITES FOR PACKERIES. “ o 1 ! STRIKERS STAND ALOOF. | {w( ,““1 t tralng on thio L.ake \!‘HII‘IHI‘:‘ HE DISREGARDS EMANCIPATION. | T Rt in il Jois butter. Thoy are will- | DON'T WASTE IT ON PENSIONS: & R eing present. Hun of people in & made up At Chicazo at noon, passed liere at 2 ? g o place it under, sueh resteictions as will @ to gain admittance and erowded around P, tn; for the cast without interference of any provent deeption and require its identiiication | . BouthOmaha's Ascendent Star Points | ontside, the enthus None Found to Face the Muzzles of | kind, Tl ted gards retimed on an in- | How the National Debt Stands at the | I themariet, but willnot consent to tag ot | But Consider Plans For Extendifig the Way to Pe vency and Big vor f the Guns and Six Trains Go “(‘j“‘““— A TR e, Close of the RFiscal Year,§ with n lon s dtbate when tie Bl colesup for | Che Count Commerce = Deg Profit—The Effect on Chi- Al Y Out Unmolested Except tho. oaet RTVIVEQ 16 the TiRwaNRAnS yards o Some Comparisons—Laird's consideration in the senate. Moines Rivor Veto Discussed— cago Packers. ) . he 1 by deers, ty at 2:80 p. m. The oficials issued a Verbal Fight, BLAINE ON CLEVELAND, * AfTaies in Congress. &O M y s {o acoept freight without limit. They 5 & A New, Enzluiid coneressinn who 1s very . Brase e remintied. his auattor | i hat they betleve the strike is ended. - i, A AT G Wi wis A question of the 1 ! \ 3 " imen are holding a session, and wheth- dueer Ponsion Decision. b L P VAURUICR bt LB e Senate's Procosdings. THe Rush to Omat ' i ko Shore Strike. or they contemplae any TArher MOVe 15 N0t | W ek e e a4 [Speclal Tote- | §i Dresident Clevelane N0 e |y ASiINGTON, Juno v, Antson, {8 T bl DML R R - gram to the DEr)—The following rathor | il on the preeident 145t fall Tt 1o cxptetod | the absence of Mr. Logan, submitted the eotis Ak st B AU b, DROWNED WHILE BATHINC curious letter from General Black, ¢ommis- | to find an entirely different man from the | ference report on the pension appropristion sioner of pensions, to 4 colored soldier has | 910 he met. Tle was not 4 man of broad in- | biil, the house receding rom its disagrees the Brs he question whether eattle and b ralscd west and nosthwest of the | highly brivi) ' L f tection from either the county or state author- 4 ogs aised west and morthwest of the y privilezed, ‘publicly endoy ities, the Lake Shore railroad ofticils organ- | A Former Nebraskan Meets His Death tellect or culture, 48 would be inagined from Missourl river Lodsd Al b AN :"'v:‘jr..‘.m::‘x\u(\ﬂr‘“(mwr‘;wubu T izedd 1se in their own behall to-day at Sioux Cit just come to lizht, and seems to show that | tho cyrrent reports, In fact he gave the im m‘;}"\' ‘\Wh‘l‘ ”: ool lh\“‘”‘l e izing th : as an anti-liberdl. But from the leg ay c 3 . 3 e present commissioner of penstons is ime | prossion of a stubl ieno t er introduced a bill authorizdn or Omaha packers, raised by efforts now | medical protessions, whieh were now open, | which proved successtul to the point ot | Stovx Crey, Ia., June 28.=[Spocirl Tele l”“y!l“ ‘(;’ Al o ‘[‘.'l' K oo1oned | TAD: JiiHy LUt ‘fl“,“[,l,\“|"l‘]"l':,'i presldent to appoint and relite Altred y‘»sl.\n,‘; being made to estaldish addittonal packiug | flic liberals received’a fair share of support hecompany to send out eightheavy [ gram to the Bie.|—While bathing in the | Pued with an undue hatee [to the colored | Qi WA ¢ ; 4 i anfon as major general. 1t forred Bouses at Omaha, is atfracting much attens | aple, constitutionaily, to overbuar tie classes, | it trains before highttall, and permittiig | Fiowd rivet near the cily iy morning DEPARTMENT OF THE [NTERION [licse words from Ar. Blainic ias just come | Mr. Edmunds called up the bill grantine s tlon among loeal prekers who, 1t s thought, | because it had wiways been howh - that | three o come into the city yards trom the | Albert M. Miller, Iate_of Wayne, Neb,, but i R out, and aleady the gossins ane”at work |GG 810 per month o Euily . Siane whenever truth, justice and humanity were | cast. The company procured the services of | formerly of Roehelle, Liee county, 1L, was WastiNGToN. D, C., 18%, | N0 doubt 4 to the trth of the statement, for | nard, widow of General Stannard, of Vere concerned, the’ inasses were: Tight and the | one hundied wen, who were armed by the | drownel Miller, with several companions, | Southern division, C. W. €. examiner, No. | Bodouht as to the fruth of the sta A THONLCLI BIIL WHS BAsAG creasing facilitios and business of the eattle | classes in the wiong railroad company with Winchester magazine | was stopping at the Central house over Sun 200,859, mother of Arnold Shaw, Conipany J ; g s y st e N;@ - . S0, moth \rnolt \ Y | warm porsonal triend of - the Plumed | g ehair laid before the and hog slaughtering gentry in the enter- Rovnnily Muie villes, These wen were sworn in as special L and went to the river aboat 10 o'elock. | M, Seventeenth vegiment, United SWates | i iht, and he is not a man who swerves ont, colored troops. \ prising city by the Big Muddy., Andy Haas Musien, June Prince Luitnold was | Lown of Lake polive and acted under ordy John King was the first to enter the water. STits e 'xme’.mm for pension has been re- | from the (”:”u“{\ NS R tion bill, stating that the committee was: vuns: 4o Is In Omaha representing certain Chi today formally made rezent of Bavaria to | OF i@ ehief of police of that village, These | When he was about half wiy across the | jected on the wround thatus the cliimant | rpye rymored appointuent of Colonel Mor- | able to agree, the question being on the subs men were placed on guard in the estensive | stream Miller jumped in and bogan swim= 1 was a stveat the tine of the soldior's death, | gon,"of Xugnsta, M., vice daris Patten, com | sidy provis o switeliing yards of the railway at Forty-first [ ming quite rapidly towards him. King soon | $he was not dependent upon bim for sup- | ficsioner of navigation, is the reslt of Tt D i struetion of a house with n eapacty of .00 | {he peeaation af (he fhrons by ine OO | (g o 3hire atreotss I addition to. the | hewrd Mitler exclyim, Flvor: il ‘sateive o (TN speculators in provisions on the board | Wholesale Murder and Robbery. | o iy were tired up and, bearing men car- | startling cry, “I am_drowning,” was heard, | August, 183, at petiol tiere wero no | and iase, the internal 1evenug collectors o (ilvor malifmctvico ot SRR ¢ the formidable looking Winehesters, | and Miller went down for the last time. The vak Th the Utiited. Stato ass: (Gahe or Massachusetts and Maine, ey were | S ce ik 1iiioe Jet of Nebraska | 1Y i this city to-day murdered his master rying the formidable looking Winchesters, 1:11 lvl\lu went <|.:\\||I54\_| (11‘)\ ll|I l“II|‘|'|Iu I lh_‘ slaves in the Unit tates, unless General | )0 BEEEE0L however, through soime mis. Mr. Plumb moved that the senate insist on in the cattle and hor product of Nebraska | o X ; fire moved up and down the road from the el farm yas i YR, s 1] Black proposes to override the emaneipation | yyderstanding, and the president, who feel SRR IEAE o $USIN Jati L the teritories of Wyoming, Dakota and | §gtstress and theip five ehildren, stole | 1i5iits to the Indiana state line to give warn- | XU, an eXpert swimier, by o heraie eutt | jrociamation of President Lincoln, The old | very sore over the hias nioceedetl 1o | L L e and L A 10,000 franes and then tled to Bulgaria. iy e & ke succeeded finally in raising the body. Life Ak 4 b ery sore over the aifalr, has procce o, | and ask turther conterence. \ Montann, abd several, notably 11, B, Weare, s ing of the sathiering of any body of strikers, | was entirely extinct, however. The deceased | colored woman had four sons in the union | take out his spitein the appointment. Mor- Mr. Hale, in the course of the debate, sald e JE4a vas Going Home to Rest. At Forty-thivd strect the police had testifie T v 3 wonz whom the debt was divided was [ three-year olds, thiee-fourths of a mile} gread to—yeas, s 1. The dent of the Fairbank Canning company. Nitde Somie. remarks in an undettone, 10 | persons to guard ench conpling. Dascing be | Insusanes oxaminere. moret c1ares MAACDY | <55,000,000. now it is 60.000,000. ‘14 is atavor- [ King Vietor won, Lizzie Walton second, | democrats voting v.ti the republieans i When asked if he was mterested in the | Whieh Laird replied excitedly: “Don't vou AL A gutldbilil 3 il T ite ocenpation with people’ wiih bad diz BiaReat third: . hna g 18, Mrinative were Mossis. Brown, Call, Eustisy : threaten me,sir; don’t threaten me.” Coph, | tWeen the armed men patrolling the tracks AT TRy tion to complain that the country is terribly | Mile: Catheart and Aleck Ament ran a | Gorman, Payne and P % Haas Omaha packing house, Mr, Morris ve- | aftera moment’s hesitation, continued his | the train procceded slowly to Englewood. SanTho VAN O eaY Lack burdencd with debt. So itis,but it isespeeally | dead-heat for first place, Lute String third, | , Lhe senate then, on motion of Mr. Plumby ] Plied, “Mr. Haas represents certain capital- | speceli, andstill has the floor, Crowds at the street interseetions jeered at | , CRESTON une M.—(Special Telegram | happy in this line when compared with thoss | Time 124482, The heat was rinoff was and | 100k up the president’s veto of the bill tos & st et e guards and train employes, but offered no | 10 the BEE]—-Four victims of Thursday’s | of some other countries thatare supposed o | won by Afeck Ament by fifteen lengthe, [ Guiet titles —of seftlers on the Des L‘x"‘" Ists, and ot course their names cannot be TSt Durin, he guards and train employes. ered o o e Tald b rosts Hitiglive! o[ M VeRy HOF I i sebooL. o6 aloizAtons. | ‘uhberY st & viver lands, and Mr. Evarts delive T R violence. Leaving Englewood the train was | M ! . vt | For instance, while our debt is §25 per head, | Mile: Miss Daly won, Broughton second, | AMument in support of the veto, in whieh given, BrooyinaTon, lil, June 28.—Gen given full speed and passed through White were. buried here Saturday. David- | 400 O etrin s 930, that of Itussin 35, that | Poverty ”m:' '.'..”m_‘l;_“' yally] ccond, | Gaid the objeetions to the bill were ter iy - think the tendeney will bo towardea de- | Singleton, General MeNulta, D. T. Littler, | Grand Crossing and South Chicago {0 | S0 Was buried here t""h\.\ _Aldrivs re 80, that of Ltaly S8, that of CGreat | For (wo-vear olds, five furlongs: Nat Good- [ aud compr '“'I"!‘.“.‘"“ f(‘"“'li-d‘l\relﬂ g crease of business here,” said Michael | Hamilton Spencer, R. E. Williams and | ), Indiana state line without | Mains were shipped to Morrison, 111, last | Britain $100, and that of France $150. win won, Jennie June second, Triple € tion of the subject had satistied him that Cudahy of Armour & Co, Norval Dixon have been added to the list of cident. The company had taken the pre | Might for burial. - The two who were injured HOW LAIRD WARMED COBI. third, "Time-1:04 president was richt inreturning the bl udahy of Armour & Co. AT Dy T RS s | o e MO AR VIR A A X CIE LB Improving. The far-seeing wisdom of Samuel J. Ran One and three-eighths miles: Adonis won, | Without his approval. S e pall bearers at David Davis’ funeral, as Sen- { cqution of sending a squad of Pinkerton's | Mg jmproving. : dalllimiting at an_carly hour to-day the | Santa Claus secoad, Ben Pryor third. Time | . Mr. Allison said that the bill affected la THE OMAHA CU ators Voorhees and McDonald and Messts. | en to the state line,as it was intimated | o 1h¢ community is agitated over the sudden | yeneral debate upon the land clauses of the [ Z3:2js o : S - interests and a great many veople in 1owe Western Business, D bR et e tack on the train_ at that point, The t e ex-county” suerintendent of sahools. | Amianeg s e prohanly i cebile s M= T Wila: Tgoriant. i AROtel ReRDOSE CIncAGo, June 23 —[Special Teleg ic McLean county bar et this merhing | procecded on to Miller's Station, nd., with- | was conveyed liowe e from a pienic Satut- | which saved the honse oo a riotand the ne: The Base Ball Record. senator from New: York (Evarts) had the Bre.]—*The cut to Omala on freight is | Judse Reeves presiding. It was decided to | oy any sign of trouble, where the guards | day and died at 4 o'clock next morning. “The |- cessity of expunging from the Record in the | Av Giicaco— stated that the case was a new oliew' n; ”ch I?nbndy]ln'_lhl-|r|m‘|‘~~m|l n_m'l l.-.m\p were relieved and returned to the city on an funeral takes place at Afton to-day, future some good big ehunks of history and | Chieago..........1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0— 3 It was also a new one to the I:rep dﬂaﬁ. ittee for resolutions was appointed. A. now an open one,” siid a contracting v ¢ zood big ehunls of TS la0.8 ay O day, and s about 50 per cent. from the wittee for resolutions was apromnted, A | in-hound train. - Five other trains were made Lo ActemptsaiMatite: unpariiumonfary lahgupee, Mr. Cobb of | piiladelphn'i: 10 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 1= 3 | CAlliua) was sk, ou e oy p There is also a cut to St. Paul butitisa | Mys. Davis, arrived from Washington | UP in auick succession and sent out of the oux Crry, la., June 38.—[Special Tele- | 50 widely and enphatically vegarding the in- | pobifners gMeCornick and Cusey. ot E s miade by the senator from, . quiet one, and i3 not nearly so serious ws re- | {o-day. Goneral Logan, Governor Oglesby | eity under similar conditions, and before 3 | gram to the Bir | —Lowis 1L Deterson, an | rinsic ( \ks to this great goy- ago 6, Dhildelphia 4. Umpire—Cone | New Yok, that neither ofcilem it SRS ported. There s no flat 10 cent rate. First | and fudge Gresham” will arrive to-motrow | o'elock two delayed west bound trains had tic genius, was arrested Sunday night | CrRment that it seemed they would stop little * s S et ontly studied the case 5o RS 1o nnderstang and second elasses are probably shaded. The [ WOrning. .I|\nl,!9“ll:|| 0 telezraphed Mis. | qrrived in the eity under guard While in the aet of pounetng upon Mr. Lewis, | S10f% of active veibal assaalt I not the | M43 prorenuno— ‘hlllllﬁ"“";l{_"c H'l“'"'“md:" lj&'_\‘.”“f "l':oc:”ll:u- Omaha ent affects business clear across the | ;) s wmathize with you. and the | The oficials of the Lake Shore road ex- | \who lreops a stand on Prospect Hill, with the :j}“,i,i‘.}u“"ﬂsu‘pt,fjf,ffj,:",",‘ 1 Deought mto | Pittsburg 040020 1 10 {hvor ihe malter and 1o 1rsé the passage country just to that extent. All houses with | cliildren of Judge Davis in the great aftliction | pressed the view this afternoon that the | eyident intention of taking his life. Peter- | been — for some time acliing to [ Py inand Mathews, First basa | ©f fhe Dill overthe president's veto, £ agents or branches at Council Blufts or | which hias come upon youand them. inhis | stiike was practicalty ended. They state | son and family live on the hill, and for some | clmb ~Mr. Sparks for wrongs done | igs—Piitshure 14, Afhletic 8. | Frrors—Pitts: | After Mr. Alhson's vemarks, the subleck Omaia are rebilling and there s no way of | stainiess public and private life, youandhey | that they wiil, however, maintain their pres- | time past have tried to eep yi{Rooustitiion = mationtwonty;mintitesineschi v ie 5. Umpire—Kelly, A e v enting them, Preity nearly every ship- | Dves rich inberitance. P CAQRAGEH 0 ent strong armed men till all semblance of | down. Several days azo he was arr cd[aAhimet "i'x'.‘ﬁ'm'.ul'\ﬁ.”‘,lf‘. SoaE Lig B % onmp R " e find somcbody to rebill his goods if | Judge Blodgett of Chiicago alio telegiaphied | trouble has: disuppeared. Tho strikers had | aifewipting to shool plr. Lewiz and st nheht | oot little of him offietally but old clothes | Witinizion "% § 6 0 5 5 6 0 4-10 : In®thofHouse i cansave from tventy-live (o Lifty cents | s condolence. little to say during the day as to their_con- | Tia Nosuntption is that he 18 parttally in | 20d bones, Atr. Cobb, of cotirse, as a_demo- [ R i5eizoit 17, Washinston 1, E WasIINGTON, June 25.—Under the call of & italists here who a ested in new developments in Omaha gen- what effect the opening up of large packing establishuients in Omaha would have on ber hundred on_ freight.” The cut on St [ ' Gpieaco, June 28.—A large number of | tem. 5 R 1 Urdlpaih HODNINC, A8 g it nston 13, 3 Ll e 4 } A ht. CAGO, 28, —A larg plated course, but e, as yet, displayed | sane und he will have an examination to- | ¢rat and chairman of the committee on pub- | vori " hotroit 6, Washington 3, U > states Mr., Randall of Pennsylvania intro= Paul is about in the position that the cut on | members of the Chicago bar met in Justiee ocu £ ) 8 ane i ave xnlnation to- | orat and chatrian of the commiiteo on pub- | ro etroit 6, Wasliington 3. Unpire ! 2 ) Allgo 1 Omabia was before the Chicaga. Burlinzton | Vlarlan's contt room this atternoon to ar. | 10 indications of their intention to surren- | mMorrow. SUEbadsugiono i, GLICHLL 1200 (AT Gaffey. duced the bill to reduce and equalize "“"“-, & Quiney made an open ane. There is some | piiveo for & fitting representation at the fu- | der They held several consultations with unsteadiness in rates, that is certain, Just | peril of Judge Davis at Bloomington to-mor- | switchmen from the other roads in the city, as 5001 as their competitors ean fix the ease | yow, Judze Drummond was made chairn but the result of the conference was not dis- they will amnounee an open war rafy. “There | 1t 8. Fumniil moved that a commitice he ap- | closed T ) | Fitehers—Mullane and Kilro AROECIONEL N0 MSECDIO WA pointed toattend the funeral. - Judge Drun Wb atorts | commonly known, “Stormy Jordan,” the | der, which was nothing move nor less than to | hits=Cincinnati 13, B T r (izoaoaat . S wond said that after consultation with lead- [ It has been ascertained that there were | o0t notorious saloon keeper in the state ‘Congressinan Laird confounded_with his | Cincinnati 4 Baltimore 4. Umpire—V of Lovilaug 4 I‘.".‘:';“" U;!l“i._ British Grain Trade Review. ing members of the bar, hie had selected the | four men shot on Saturday afternoon during | .5 just peen jailed for violation of the pro- | Prother, a heavy land owner in Nebraska, tine te view with great solicitude an s LoNnox, June 25,—The Matk Lane Bx- | following persons as 'such committee, and | the chase of the train to Englewood. Their | 1ibition Tnw dnd. will hie to sorve 200 diys | how deid, and tocharge the honorable” gen” | AT Lovisvinte— = | favor the contemplated action ot the Freneh 8 press, in its review of the British grain trade | the choice was unanimously ratifiecd by | names are earefully suppressed. Two of | in juil. Hekept the notorions saloon at the | tzman to'his face, through the me a [ Louisyille...0 00 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0=81 yernment in authorizing a loan to assist ims | the meeting: Judge J. D. Colen, Judge [ (e W8 GO0 0 & ST o) Apobwiiose 8ign bote the loko! special agent’s réport, with mes, | Brooklyn...0 0 0.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1— | 1\ uon e Panama canal, or @ during the past week, says: Welcome sum- | 11 W. Blodgett. Jdudge Lyman Frambull, | 1em are as yet unadle to be about, while the | Qtfumwa depat whose bore ‘the legend, | 00 o ors and felonies that the p Eleven innings. Pitchers— Ramsey and | he Work ||nl.u |."m.l...|..| (l.fu;._xl. ul"’.u‘xl);":atm, t mer weather has a marked effect on crops, | J B, D. MeGruder, RIS, Tuthill, W. €; | two otliers are walking around. y = A land thief in pursuit of his calling ¢ Porter, First base hits—Louisville 10, Bro meastre ealeulated to identify it w b butit came too late to save a large proportion M. W, Full . Jewett, | 1t is understood to-nlght that the Lake Mait House b . guilty of, The result " of it lyn 8. Errors—Lowsville 2, Brooklyn 3. Um- | Panama canal, as such action is opposed tog 3 of the cereals, The outlock, except for the | Norman “Willigms, 1L *‘W. " Jackson, | Shore stiikers will endeavor 1o precipitate 8 | ayrme e o o that” when Mr. Laird again got | pirer—Bradiy. the policy of the American people as exe 8 L SR AL il B T R D McClellan, J, R. | zoyoral strik s oyt o AVENPORT, 11,, dUn0 =0 ¢ the floor, the house couldn’t get close enongh s Y wessed by the chief exeentive of the Uni K, best wheat district, is very discouraging. | Pooliftie, Bdwin Walker, E. B, McClazg, | Ecieralsuike ou all roads leading intothe | gram to the Bir.]—~The malt house in Black- | {o the démoeratieside (whither Mr. Laird had | s f-ous 00001 0-5 L‘.vl;.'\d“,')“,:.'i‘,i:‘.,.m.,. of this canaliee iptahastiocniin Meitayororhuyers, - ftobert “f “Lineotn, “heohard Swett S | ¢ A e T Hawk, four miles west of this city, owned by | gone) to see o fun, and Mr. Cabb was roasted | Bston....,"2 250 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 | THE8 B (HEUOL B (L ST REEE (ll:ullh; Rt B1 1d, agalnst 34746 quarters at | leave Chica o :l‘rll‘llnx|ul\\5“.n“l’::llll‘l",l{”.':.l‘hl W o chiet of “police at the town of Lake "'"1“;':;":‘1:'\’"'”?'!":““’:";i“‘;:;d ‘:2 :’ll'::l“'" :fi' Bt ;’n:.h:;-ul)'-ltxllllut\l?.{('u‘:Iunl Hikely e 5‘,“‘,1'.,.;?“ ,,.}"“"“‘"\1'1.5'.'.) l“l’l‘?"'Il‘lf‘l:!’:;m‘;"' oLl base | peated and reiterated by the United S:atess 58 N R ety e IR S L s iizes Conen tnd | ©f the Lake Shore railrowt at 8 o'clock | 6,000 bushels of malt were burned, ' Loss, | aad 804 LA CORISOR He G Y Ar St Lovis fuested o send to congress without delay all (| d Ae ‘ G 000" bushels of malt_w agent’s report worse confounded, and then, | o 1 - 2 i th\n‘u(rmn ‘cl::wuu l'~|:-“‘n-m‘l\lf Ani R e R o Fineam Tt W | this morning with a police force of 100 men, | §13,0003 insurance, $7,700, it side cloanence. St Latrd defended | St 1ouis........ 1.0 5 0.0 0.0 0 28 | coprespondence bearing ou the subjeot ofs \eat arri Bishop, Leonard Swett, Norman William$ | inewding speeials and Pinkerton police, and — -—— the memory of his brother in” a way tropolitans.... 0 0 .0 0 0 2 0 5 106 | o) yast importanceand fraught with muehy seven carzoe ! and L. G, Fisher. “The Iist naumed isa mav- | at once began the work of dlearing the yards Chautauqua Graduates, backed up by Mr. Syarks own azents, 1 e e s ot s | danger to national interests, rawn and fourte ined, including | ufacturer and son of one of Judge Davis' | of strikers and idlers. Very few of the latter | INPIANOLA, In., June 28.—[Special Tele- | Cobb so wad he attempted to defend his own AR R E T T ) The house then went into committee of thas nine of American. In trade forwird there is | most intimae friends, had entered the yards. but remained ina | gram to the Ber, |—Rev. Dr. J. 1L Vincent, | view of the case, and sat down atthe end of [\ st 4 Melropolitans e le o tho! sundry elvil aiiptensatiaRuN no inauiry at to — e the urst week of August. . t;l}»\\}{m &;l‘"llﬂbu'"l _II!_wwllidnhemlngnglu-n- - Dill ‘and keep it ten days if he chooses, and | previously been heard by them, there 1s | to-day no additional jurors wese ob R s Tawane Aveost. T crowd o Hyde Purk policenen” prevented - rne Balruddery Mansion Burne gongress has got (o wait for him to cosider | fittlo hopo of much advaice beinge made | Seventy-five men wero called and. 66 nextyear. Tife Qoine 28, —Christian 1. tiould : More Gold For Kurope, 1ot here at 12:55 p. mi., and will be guarded EvixsvuG, June 38—The Balruddery Journment LAl 2 11 Tac s o ot ;:I' in the line of musical cudture in this ity for cause, or peremptorily challenged, low 6f & special MIBGKEE w.t by detectives from | NEW Youik, June #5.—A willion dollars in | to the Ingianastate lneby the armed specials | Wansion, owaed by Maxtin White, a mer- | Hose hasty legisiation. and it would be jute | The opera will be repeated tomorrow i - e fpated by a large waloi Jamen o charge of | zoil was ongaged for shipment to Ewope to- | on board. l.-lmm of New York, burned to-day, Loss, | like him 10 veto one of the big .lp,hlnllill:ul\lll it To-mght “Fra Diavelo” will b Washburn's best Minnesota flour 84 sul 3 josen d8 the ext pace O sl day, 20 p. m—The gec o % Soatide o Q1o A Jor oWl 3 o o iy o P A e R s M P . ] o L0 p w—The R‘f‘,‘,‘““‘i’“ train of | $200000, J bills because of sowme siugle vbjectionably per ewt ut Helnirod's, & = sioner, without rhyme, reason or lozie, forall O G NN i ot into o A Fhying, o 0 ) ) CINNATI— i impots, to reduce internal revenue tax Taken From the Road to Hell. higacts, As Mr. Cobb is never slr. Cobb on | Ginctinati.......0 6 0 0 5 Y [t et .o'“,,_.w“.,(.t:,", OTTCNW A, Ta e e Speciul Telegram | e floor of the house if e daesn't have the | G S e E ¥ the laws rels n i base ball elub by the ceeded ; - evel . to the Bx.j—Kinsley Jordan, or, as he is | pase Pailclub by the buttond, ho procceded | pitehers Mullane and Kilroy. nse)[195I0YONNe i

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