President Harrison Gives His
rsBMMmrnlmovmor
“It Inst no as Good as Any Other Dal-
‘, ”I Boon of Reciprocity.
fillet, on at an early hour in the morning.
' theeity from western Iowa, Kansas, Wy-
totalitarian"
‘ Views at. Omaha.
' tar and nut rm n. Easily Alecia!
‘D’ W In the Country's Alain.
Oriana, May lt—Omaha had her spring.
”city had been trimmed in the national
in honor of the coming of the presi-
tIal party. Large crowds came into
dining and South Dakota, and swelled the
concourse on the streets. Owing to the
longer stay of the party the arrangements
were more elaborate than those made for
resident Cleveland when he visited
Omaha. The train was late in arriving,
owlnlt to protracted stops at Hastings,
Britain and other points in the state, but
at 13 o'clock the booming cannon an-
nounced its arrival to the expectant
crowd. The streets have never been so
crowded since the history of the city, and
the splendid weather and the enthusiasm
sflhelped to make the party’s reception
creditable to Omaha and the west.
Both Governors Were ’l'km.
Both‘governors of Nebraska were on
deck to do honor to the president. A
committee, consisting of Governor Boyd,
Senators Mnnderson and Paddock, ex-
Senator Saunders, General Broolc, of the
, army, and Mayor Cushing, met the presi-
dent at Lincoln and accompanied the party
tothiacity. Asthe president stepped from
the train to enter his carriage a mighty
about went up from the multitude collect-
ed at the station. In the carriage with the
profit-rt were Senator Manderson, Major
Sanger and Mayor Cashing. Governor
Thamrode with Mrs. Harrison in the sec.
ond carriage, while the sixth carriage was
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harrison.
At the court house Mayor Cashing wel-
comed the president, and the latter in re-
sponsa made an address which was fro
qnently interrupted by cheering. Then
the crowd yelled for Mr. Wanamaker, who
made one of his happy speeches, and cries
of “Uncle Jerry" secured a few remarks
iron the secretary of agriculture.
A Presidential Kiss»
Crossing'over from the stand to The Bee
building directly opposite, the president
kid a public reception for an hour. Then
the party went to the home of tax-Senator
Saunders, the father—in-law of Russell 8.
Barrhron. It is a mat old mansion in the
center of a line grove on Sherman avenue,
an Grace street. The wives and dangle
, , of senators and ex-senators, military
and prominent society people of
0mm assisted Mrs. Saunders at the re-
ion. Little Marthena Harrison, who
locus of the favorite grandchildren of the
mi, broke from her mm and ran
totbedoorasthe party arrived and was
given a presidential hug and kiss.
0- tko Money Question.
In his speech at the court house the pres—
ldent touched on the money question. He
mid:
I will say for myself that irrespective of the
Maria! of which it is mademoneymustbe
gwdwmeetmysancthm. be itofpaper. silver
“gold. l-yitahould have a fixed and de-
hrmined valnefrorn whichtime nor the inci~
dent-of- people's political exhtencesbouhlnot
ha able to more it. lhaveanideatlnt every
like we beenhouldbeasgoodseanydnnsr
we iron: for whenever we have Macy.
paperweelmthelirsterranditdoeais to pay
one workingrnan forki- day‘s toil. None so
machasthelaboringda- and the tamer ro
quiroafnll valnedoilar of permanent valnetka
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CARLYLE W. HARRIS INDICTED.
Wm tho Indore! leis. m
Innis.
law roar, May ltw'l'hs grand jury
llsdan indictment Iain-titan-
W. h‘Lhenxnngm-lieslstndsnfi
murder dense Theyeharga
Earth with murdering his wife, liaise
In labor: Potts, by giving her race
thnyou haven" chance to make a allotment!
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, make it an object for you to deal with us.
Baits will give you more for the
can gotelaewhere and they’ll do more than that;
they'll send you back to or whenever you want any
thing else in our line.
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KINGMAN WAS KING.
Ila Won the Kentucky Derby with last
all: “n
lotusvttte, May 14..—Whm the bugle
sounded for the Kentucky Derby it found
Georgetown. Vallera and Poet Scout in
the stable. This left only four starters.”
follows: Kingman, 1a: lbs. (him), 2 to
5; Balgowan, 122 lbs. vaerton), ii to 1;
High Tariff. 122 lbs. (Williams), a to I;
Hart “'allaco, 122113. (Kiley), 8 to I.
'l'oa good start Kingmsn jumped out In
front, but Murphy took a pull on him and
illowed High Tariff and Hart Wallace to
make the pace by a length ‘for a mile.
Then Kingman was given his head. At
the end of a mile and a quarter liart Wal-
lace was half a length better than King-
man, the others close a p. They took close
orderln the stretch. and in a lighting fin-
ish Kingrnnn won by halfalengtb, Bal—
gownn lapped to the neck by lligh Taritl,
third. Time—aflx.
The crowd on Churchill downs was the
largest since the Ten Brock-Mollie Mc-
Carthy match in 1878, but it witnessed the
least interesting and slowest Derby ever
ran. As the time shows, the race was but
little more than a. good exercise gallop for
the winner, who, with all horses that had
a chance against him drawn, for out-
classed his field.
Time by quarters—0:33, 1.05, 1:35, 2.01,
231%. Milli.
Kingman. the winner, is a bay/colt by
imp. Glcngnrry, dam Patricia, by \‘ans-
hall, and istrained by his owner, Dudley
Allen, running in the name of the Jacobin _
stables m‘
Brooklyn Handicap Talk.
New Yons, May lt-The homes who are
to run for the w,” stake at the Brook-
lyn Jockey club on Friday were given their
final trials yesterday. The following are
the names and the time in which they cov—
ered the mile and a quarter—the handicap
distance;
Tenny finished strong in 2.477; Tea Tray,
2135‘; Russell and Terrifier, 2.430%: Castor
way, Cassius and Once Again, 254%; loam
taka finished strong in 2.13%; Uncle Bob
finished four lengths ahead of Terra Cotta
in 25005;; Senorita well in 2:125, Carroll
in 2:11; brighten in some; Judge Morrow
and Riley went the distance in 2:13?;’, both
pulled up: Burlington was not pushed and
did it in 2:!!5: Cousin .lwms ran good and
strong and finished in you; Chum went
the distance in 3:5 and pulled up very
lame.
Banquet was sent the handicap distance,
but all the watchers were left on the time.
Sannterer's time was ens Ins Angela
and Santinga were sent a mile, which hey
finished in 1:48. Prince Royal and .on
did a mile in lzfifg’. Lavinia Belle galloped
the distance in 2:17.
Joseph Thompson,thc Australian plunger
and bookmaker,wus in the lloflmun House
last night and adored to bet $3,110» that
neither Tenny, Tc;- Tray, Burlington or
Prince Royal would win the Brooklyn
handicap. Hr: wars promptly taken up by
aswrtlng man mum-d W. C. Johnson
60M PE 85' ALLEGED OBJECT. ’
It Is Said lie Asked Knights to Join tho
' ledernlinn.
Sumatra. Pa, May lt—The object or
President Gompera' visit to the coke r0
gion is said to have been to induce the dis-
trict organizations to sever their connw
tions with the Knights of Labor and join
their form with the American Federation
of Labor. It is also said that he met with
an emphatic refusal. ’esterdsy's ship
meats by the Frick company was 290 cars,
the largest since the strike began. Frick's
forces of workmen are largely increased at
almost every plant. At Moretvood forty-
two old employes were refined work, as
the plant “or in full operation and no more
help is needed. ..
McClure’s Union plant at Somewille,
which has Men idle since the commence
ment of the strike, resumed today. Over
thirty of the newly imported men deserted
yesterday and returned to their homes.
Thirty-two evictions were made at Valley
works. in Fayette county. (hoof the dep
nty sherifls was severely injured with a
stone thrown by a striker and a riot was
narrowly averted. The Whitney works,
near latrobe, are again in operation
The Strikers Excited.
Enos-rows. Pa, May M.~’l'he strikers
of I'rick’s Lcith and Redstone works are
excited over the rumored shipment of a
largenumber of foreign workmen to or-
rive there within the next few hours.
Sherifl McCormick ban sworn in about
fifty deputies and forty more special men
are expected from l’lttsburg. The sheriff
went to ital-tone last evening sndwtll
instruct the deputies on the arrival of the
expected workingrnen. The latter will he
eloeely gnardsd and none of the strikers
will be allowed tocommnnleata with them.
Captain Trash- hss received orders from
Adjutant General McClelland to diehaad
Company C today.
the last of the Troops Withdrawn.
lisnslssuao, Nay M~Aa order was 5
last night .,
the t hunt the sake radon,
1(ch having bottled them
a his ability to preserve order.
Dr. Braver Denial.
Dam May Its-Dr. Graves made a
statement In which he most «a
Our
money than you
Illillilll.
.COBTE‘Z‘BEMIIIIED COOL
l-le Claims lie Saved the Mob
Leaders’ Lives.
mama. mums 011mm
Even the Sicilian Worn!- Wisllod to Kill
mayor slnaherpeare and cutter» Parkv
emu and “‘Ickliil’e, but lie Counsel-d
order and Madoa'hrrn Keep the Peace.
erw ()nu-zaxs, May 14.-—l-.Iignor .Corte,
the Italian consul here. was interviewed
relative to the summons from Rudlnl. Ila
said:
“As the consular agent M tha Italian
government during the recent stirring
events I am about the only accredited
Italian who is able to officially mtify in
person at Home relative to the unfortu-
nate anus: and the numberleas complica-
tions which have originated therefrom.
My testimony, supported by documents
which I have carefully drawn up touching
even the slightest detailof the affair, is re-
quired at home. '-
Nnt Bunilul.
“My chief desires my presence. Ila
summoned me and I am about to obey. At
any rate, why should l he recalled? Be-
cause I have expressed my opinion, as an
Italian, upon the burharity of the acts com-
plained of? God forbid that also gentle-
man and a free agent, in a free country,
and oiliclally the representutive of one of
the European powers, I should be taken to
task for havingcoumgeto expresa an opin—
ion upon matters vital to the dearest senti-
ments of my countrymen.
lie flared tire Mayor's Life.
“Do you [maple expect that lthinkas
your mayor does? or the foreman of the
grand jury! l have naval Mayor Shakes-
peare’s life. And I have done the slime
srrt‘ice to Mr. l’nrkerson and tofilr. \l' tel;-
liile and other leaders.
"The day after the killing there was an
absolute, almost uncontrollable determi-
nation among certain of my countrymen
to kill the mayor and all theme who had a
band in the hatchery, but I restrained
their hamlet I controlled the furious men.
I told them to beware. I lurid that if any
harm befrll those gentlemen I would ini—
mediately and unmrvedly denounce the
perpetrators of the deed. This Ilrm stand
checked them, and I succeeded in holding
them with the promiuc that lwould do
everything in my power to obtain justice,
redrus and satisfaction
A Cheerful View.
”I have every confidence in the saying,
‘All's well that ends well.’ The future
has peace and conlinlity in More. Evil
passions, popular fury. race prejudice have
run their course, and the reign of calm
reason and wlwr judgment is at hand.
"There “ill sun-1y result from the long
inw-tignliuns, the oflicial demands and
l'vximllstrs, and the diplomatic attempts at
amimhle understanding. a satisfactory
adjustment of the lmbroglio. It would
only be an art of humanity if the solution
of the problem is found in the payment of
an indemnity to the families of the dead
Italians. I tell you that I have conclusive
evidence that among the killed were sev-
cm! Italian subjects, and that they could
have pmetl an alibi as clear as daylight
to esculpate them from the lirnnessy
murder. Those rm-n have left their wives
and Clllltlmnllffillllile. Would it nothe
just: and equitable to indemnify the ho
reared ones?" _
Driven from Their Purpose.
In a further interview Signor Carts said
that on the night of the lynching more
than a dozen had called at his house and
declared that the murder of their fellow
citizens who had been slanghtemlafter
they-had been acquitted by their fellow
citizen» demanded revenge. They declared
their intention of blowing up with dynar
mite the Pickwick club, of which the lead-
era of the mob were member». He argued
with them sen-val hours on the subject,
pointing out that any act oi' this kind
would do more harm than gas]. would
stir up the anger of the mob against the
Itahans and precipitate a race riot, in
WhlL‘li women and children would lose
their lives.
These arguments seemed to have no of-
fact on them. and it was only whenho
threatened to denounce by name to the
authorities the men who prepared this
crime that they abandoned their purpose.
“the Wont-n Wanted Revenge.
Several Italian women also called on
him the mme night and insisted onro'
venge, even it it precipitated a riot. When
was Insulted a few nights alter by bond.
mus breaking down his fence and ringing
his bell, several hundred Italians wanted
tosctaanlulygnanlathiahmsc,buthe
dhnuuhnl them from doing so, and ap
puled in prefa‘rvnee to the municipal an-
thoritiss for protection. In regard to the
charge that a large numbsrof Italians had
Induced to asturallse themselves
nlently he admitted that It was true,
and showed 50 or an naturalisatlon p
pm which had been enmadsrsdtohha
by Italians
Their holders explained that they had no
intention of becoming America climb“
!
but lnthelast campaign they had
told thattheirvoteawmneonasry tode
test the McKinley bill: that the bill was
to ltallsa interests, and
ifsesllrdattsatlsa.” instance,th
mammkalfgra—d Milan
when ’ tab
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‘ THE esteem. WORLD.
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ahip Gannon
sailor». tuner.
At Pittabnrg' .
Pittsburg..........‘...l o o 0 l 1 o I s—s
Xeanrh .......... 000002l00~3
Bate hits: l’ittsbnrg, fr, New Yorle. Zr-
rors: l’ittsburg. :3. New York, 8. Batteriu:
Galvin and linger: Basie. Buckley and
O'Rourke.
At Cincinnati—
nctnnsti ............ l 0 0 0 I) I) ll
lireoklya.............0 0 0 0 0 2 l
Basahitu: Cincinnati. 10: Brooklyn,
tors: Cincinnati. I; Bromlyn. (I. Bt'te
baryon and Keenan. Terry and Daily.
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At Cleveland~
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rors'. Philadelphia. I; Clevelandé. Ba
lsper and (Mounts. Visa and Zimmer.
AMERICA! MIA'I'ION.
At Bostonw
m ............. "0 2 0 i 3 3 0
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420—18
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Base hits: Athletic. m; loci-ville, ’4'. Errors:
Athletic. 0; Louisville. B. Batterim: Callahan
and Mtzlleongh: Doran, Boone and Cook.
At “WW
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‘ timbre. 6‘, 8t. [outwit Errors:
Baltimore. t: St. Louis, 3. Batterla: (mans
and Boyle. McMahon and Robinson.
At Washington ~-
Cincinnati ............ 7 t 0 i 0 0 0 t l-—lf
Washington. ,,,,,,, l 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0—2
Base hits: Cincinnati. 17: Waahtnm 6.
Errors: Cincinnati. 2; Washington. 1:. flat
tarts: Cram: and Kelly. lace and Mctluire.
EASTER." LEAGUE.
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; Provident-.9
Lebanon. I; ”widow-,2 flattering:
and McCalrey. Sullivan and Burke.
At .tibany«
Alhany...............5 l I
Syrmuw........,..,,! I) 0 2 x-»It
lime hit»: Albany, 19; HyrmvoaeJi, Errors:
Albany, I; Syrmtwe. I, Butane-t; Sprogsl.
2 lo 0.13
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a:
Murphy and liars: tiallaghor. [Person and
Biulhlflfl.
At Troy»-
Troy' ................. 000002023-I
Sewfiaren ...... .0 o I) f I 2 0 0 3—10
Base hits: Troy. 7: New Raven. 0. Errors:
M325: New ilaven. 8. Batteries: Brain-a
and Well». Homer and Wilson. 3
At Cincinnativ
Rectum ............ elooao‘ooo—J
Beach... ......... 010 0 0 0 t o l~|
Bane hits, Itmheutor. 9; Buifalo. a Errors:
Rochester. t5: Ilulalo, 4. Bottom. Sisters
and Bow man. tierman and Murphy.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Items oi Interest Carefully tallied old
Condensed.
Serious anti-Semitic trouble has again
broken out in Coriu, and British and
French gunhoata have been ordered to the
secure.
The New York Central railroad has
begun to build a road on the proposed
site for the state park in the Adirondacks.
Tholiabilitira of the defunct wholesale
clothing ilnn of Levy Bron. & (30,. of New
York, are believed to be nearly “1:00.000.
Their assets (nimble of assigned accounts
are less than will». Fraud is charged.
Ex~Asaemblymnn ('harles A. Binder, of
the Tenth assembly district, baa alncondad
with 32.11,!!!”th funds of an estate which
he long mismanaged.
Pool Seller Sat‘nrine Jacobs, of Hobo-
ken. was convicted yestenlay before Judge
Dixon in Paterson. N. J.
There is a possibility of the disruption
of the Order of Railway Conductors owing
to diflerenees with the Brotherhood.
Peter 0. Mufien. believed Io be I’lerrs
Morale. descendant of a celebrated French
family, committed suicide in Illusion. on!»
come at the thought of punishment for the
abduction of a girl of fourteen.
It is alleged by some of Dr. Ilrlggs’ friends
that the vote in the Presbytery on which
he was defeated wasrnshedthrough sud-
denly and at a time wkn many of the
Briggs faction had left the meeting. Ills
trial as a Presbyterian has been postponed
until autumn. Ills trial as a professor will
take place next week or the week after,
the general assembly convening on the
Ilat inst. at Detroit.
Porn in Need of Vood.
WAIIIIMYI‘OI, May lit—«The pruhlent at
Peru has issued a decree admitting free i
duty late that republic the following an-
tlelea: Live sheep and cattle, dried meats.
salt beef. drlml, smoked or pickled ash,
wheat and corn, potatoes and other vaga-
ublu. ares. chm. has. been». our.
seeds, herbs and spleen. and has
an export duty of twenty soles. silver, par
hudoaeattleandtwosolesonsbsep.
mm, as announced In the decree, h
ineonsequencs ofths ”army of foodla
Pure caused by the nermoasdemamb for
all forms of food caused by the warts
Chili. The export oi provisions lull
Porn tothe srmlrsofthaiaanrgsatsaloag
thencstofCIdll haase rsdnoadthesteek
of dear and meat that speculators have
tskea advantage of the situation and ad-
vanced thaprtuofhssf tolorty ennui pa
pound In the Lima and Callso markets,
where flour and brsadstalta are held m
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than the mailed “bargains" which are advertised
elsewhere. You will find that our Suits are all sure
prisingly good for the money.
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COMING WEEK
By giving our Customers Bigger
Bargains than usual.
cm vnun EYES [IN THE Fullfl'WlNB.‘
SPECIAL;
We haw placed on ll“! mum—7
tom in the center of our storrf
an elegant Alisplayof Fancy \r-;
ilt'lt's. Stanuml Linen» of wwryf
kind. ctr. 3
All Limm flotilla-c. Bureau and:
Stand Scarf». liar. 3
All Linen Sluslwrsmtmnpml Hr ‘
All Liut'n 'l'mt 'l'rays and Corn >
eras. 7%,
An endless variety of Unylvs.
'I'idim. kc.
We Can Save You’llluney
by buying your Jackets. lit-Cf-
a'rs. (km. from us the coming;
Week. livery artich- is nmrkwl
at the lowest [umiblv notch and
is tumbled to In‘ as represent-
mi. N» li'lllllill' In allow tho-m.
”in: this your nth-mini: anal
all own us at the earn»: pos-
silrlc' «lay.
JEWELRY '
NIVELTIES
Constantly on Exhibition.
Loco. (1min. Hair and Braid
Pins. Usyalizml and lhlll-platml
Bracelets. (full Buttons. Mourn-
ing .lcw'vlry. Watch l’obs. l’u
dam». at".
LIDIES' serum and
3qu was.
Everything new in this do.
partmenl. litu'llings. Lurint's
Ruining». Ilim'toirm, in \‘am
Dykeaml la'isw; Shirt Waist»
in Plain White. Pilgrim! and
Strilml. Byron Iloll Collar».
\‘an lfiylu- and be (how Law.
Hosiery and Underwear.
This week will oil'or lipm'iztl
vulture in thwa- mais for ladies.
guns and cbih run. Million
and mules Nimble for l to mill—
ing autumn.
oncmma
SPECIAL.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.
We haw still the greatest as-
sortment ever exhibited in this
city. l’lain Black. Fancy Bor-
den-ml and Striped, Gros Grain,
Figured China Silks. Lace in
Blacks and Colors. (to. All the
nun-st designs of handles.
Surah Caps.
XuW styles received this week
in all Shapes and Colors.
llllESS 60008
Department full in overflowing
with all the richest fabrics of
the» HHISHII. Be sure and visit
lllist'nulllor the coming week.
for cn-rything new will surely
bo- found. l’ricvs unquestionably
low.
GENTS’ FURNISHINGS
A word In our Ill-Ilts' Furnish-
ing traulc-:~—()ur asmrtment in
this. departure-n! is the largest
we ewr curried: prices the low-
vst, If you m‘ml Laumlered or
l'nlaumlvrml Shirts. thlerwear
of any description; if you are
going to Ilt't'tl Hosiery in any
quality or weight: Ties "of any
tilyll,‘ or price: Valium and Gulls
of any kind whatever, do not
tnnkv the mistake of not coming
to M't' us. If m- vmmot sell you
goods We run (lllllli' you prices
so you will In- lwttvr able to buy
elm-where. Wu are bound to do
you justice.
and Shades.
a...“ w .. w...
Agents for Staten Island Dye Works
M. 8. SMITH
Insurance
Building,
court.»
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