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Unless Delayed by a Fight Over the Income
*1: This Week May flee the End of the
Bill-Coal and Schedule 2: Passed After
‘ Considerable Discussion.
WASHINGTON. June lily—From the prog-
ress made by tho senate with the taril!
bill it seemed possible that the Democratic
prophecy that this. the twolfth, week of
the tariff dcbnto would be the last: might
be fulfilled. The last two schedules bc-
books," and “N. suiidrlcs”-—wom disposed
of. They covorod 05 paragraphs, comprls‘
lug 1:3 pages of tho bill. This leaves only
the iron list, the lill‘Dilill tax, internal rcv«
coup and administrative features of the
bill unacted upon. '
The income tax will probably prove the
greatest obstacle in the progress of the re
matador of tho bill. but tho excessive heat
may have the cffcct of abridglng the de-
bate on it somewhat.
The only paragraph which provoked
very much of a coiitust was that rl'stor-
ing cool to tho dutiubio list. Mr. Hill led
the opposition, and his flillcndlllilllt,.pl‘87
cipltatcd qiilto araucorous dcbutc, but i
tho end was dcfcntcd by practically the
solid Dciiiocrntic and Republican thine.
Mr. Irby of South Carolina was the only
although it scoured tho votes of two Kc-
publlcans~Ilunsbrough of North Dakota
and Wasliburn of Minnesota, as wall as the
votes of thrco Populists. The paragraph
relating to precious stones was passed over
at tho request of Mr. ’l‘cllcr.
“'ooi l’ulp Passed.
After the routlno business hlid boon
transacted and scvcral unimportant bills
laid over the tariff bill was taken up, and
tho discussion of schedule M, pulp, papcr
and books, was taken up. Mr. li‘ryc
(Rep, Mo.) oilcrcd a protest against; the
pulp, ) ' achl or unlilciicliod.
The production and tho manufacture
of wood pulp, said Mr. l-‘ryo, was an enor-
mous industry, employing some 70,000
men, turning out aproduct valued at $35,-
000,000 annually and paying an annual
wage of $23,000,000. lTndor the operation
ofrtlio present duty the cost. of paper had
greatly decreased. Wood pulp had decreas-
ed in price from 43;: cents per pound to 1%
cents in the last it) years. It was produced
in 20 states, principally in Maine and New
York. ()ur principal competitors were Aus-
tria, Sweden, Norway and Canada The
present duties were specific and Were
equivalent to from it to H per cent ad var
lorsm. He had no particular objection to
the slight roduction to it) per cent propos-
ed, but be appealed to the other side to
make the duty specific, instead of ad va-
lorcui. and proposed an amendment to
substitute equivalent. spcciflc rates—$2.60
per ton on wood pulp muchanlcolly ground,
chemical wood pulp. utililoached, $5 per
ton, and bleached $0.501)” ton. The sched-
ule was passed as it stood, _
(fool titular Discussion.
(‘oal was tiicn taken up. Mr, i‘handler
got tho floor and cxprosscd tho opinion
that mail would be on the front list before
the bill ln-ciitiic a law. Mr. lllll socurod
recognition when Mr. (‘liandlt-r sat down.
He called iitti-ntlon sarcastlcally to the
fact that Mr, Aldrich and Mr. \‘cst had
now jlllllt‘ll bands in support of a duty Oil
coal and indignantly ilt‘illt‘il that the Mis-
souri sonator was jiistiili-il in saying that
he was opposcd to tho liill and was seek
ing its‘di-fi-at. Ho Willllt‘il to know wlionco
catiio such information lie was opposed
to certain foaliircs of tho bill,the socialis-
tic and l‘opiilistio lncomo tax in particu-
lar. but no one had a right to say he was
opposod to tho bill.
Mr. \‘cst disclalmcil any idea of lutcnd-
ing to convey tho imprcssion that his
[vitamin-lit of Mr. llill's pimitioii had boon
rom-lvcd from any source cxocpt Mr. Hill
himself. Mr. illll assorted that there was
nothing in his swatches ri-fori-cd to that
would warrant such construction. thtb-'
or he would or Would not vote for tho bill
romaincd to bo soon. He would cross
that bridgc when he got to it.
“find knows what the bill will be ilko
when it llfiSSt‘i-l thi- sonata and conical out of
Coiifcrcticc.” said hi- passionately. "God
knows how many more oxiortioris and
concessions will be wrong from the un-
willing hands of the committee. l rc-
aorvc tlm right to mm for it. or not when
I see what it is finally."
illll Ilefhnds film-elf.
Mr. iiill also ropollcd Mr. \'ost.‘s inti
motion that. he knew how this schedule
had he?" prcpnrcd. lieforo taking his
scat Mr. Hill tookocoasion to correct what
he termed certain {iii-w. impressions madc
by Mr. \‘est‘s tostiiiioiiy beforo the larva
tlgiillng l'iiiillllilitm‘. He did not (lustre
it: to appear that. he hail asked for a duty
on sugar and had tlwii coma into the sen-
atc and \‘Oll'ii against it. Whothcr ii duty
should ho Illiit'I‘tl on sugar, in his opinion,
dcpcndod upon other connidoratlons(tho
amount of rcvmiiic to be raised. ctc. ) which
ho did lint card to go into at. this than.
Mr. Villliklli‘l' said a rcasonabio duty
should be impound on coal. Mr. llill eng-
gciitcd that tho llciiiocrntic houso was mis-
taken, than. lll its interpretation of the
platform and of Mr. Cleveland's letter.
Mr. l’cilor. following up tho cool subject,
asked M r. Faulkner whom tho duty
Would lil'lii'lii. Mr. Faulkner said ho was
frank to admit. that no mm but cool nilii-
i-rs Would bu ili‘lll'iifl‘li, and that without
this duly tlivro “‘nllid bu disaster to [coal
minors“
Mr. Hqulrv, spanking iii bohnif of the
Washington coal llitcn‘sts, thought itwns
unfair to admit i‘mmdian coal at 40 pcr
cent \vhcli l‘iiimdii charges 00 per cent on
coal imports.
Mr. Perkins oxplaincd that. he should ro-
frnin from voting till this paragraph be-
cause he find a portlunnl interest in coal
mines on the Pacific coast. Mr. Squire
then loads a gcncral argument against
the lowering of tho duty on coal. At its
conclusion a vote was taken on Mr. Hill's
amendment, and it bras loath—7 to 61-
Meure. Allen, Kyle, Puffer. Hill, Irliy,
Henshrougii and ii'uhhnrn voting infle-
vor or the motion. The other sen-ton
joined forces against the amendment.
iiir. Hensbroagh moved that a proviso
be added to the paragraph placing bitu-
minous cost on the dutiuhie list so as to
m coal f'reo utdduty twgdm
rig no in rt utyon
from the Unitedmstetae.
lie. Bquirs (Rep, Wash) moved tain-
eieue thereto an bituminous coal and
shale bonito moccasin per ton. Ir.
Plea it with an «tended m-
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in Mailmanetbs
fore the iron list—WM, pulp. paper and.
Democrat who supported the aiiicndmcut,“ '"
will also ‘ ell! ,
mailman ammdruent pl»
of re cent: on bituminous coal
and shale and lb centii on coal or calm
that will pass through a half inch screen
wu‘then agreed to. ..
‘ Duties on Inn and Powder-
Mr. Hill nioved‘to piecewise on the free
list. The flnanou conimltteo amendment
made it dutiabic at ills percent. Mr.
Hill's liiotlon was dcfeatml—i to till-arm
tho tlnanoo coiiiiolttoc amendment was
thenagreed to. .
The rate on corks was fixed at 10 cents
per pound; on iiilit‘, chossnieu. pOoI, bil-
liard and liagntcllu balls, :50 per cent; on
dolls, toy marbles and other toys but oom-
poscd of rubber. china or porcelain. :30 per
cunt; outcry grains and emery manufec~
lured, 1 cl-pt per pound, the house rate.
Mr. Aldrich ppposcil the host compromisc
amendmcntflochange tlic duty on liruv
crackers from ’i cents per pound to 50 [)Iii‘
cent. The amendment fixing tho rate at
60 percent was agreed in. TM rate on
fuluiinatcs iind fuliiiinatlng powdur was
fixed at 30 per cent; on gunpowdcr and
all high explosives valued at less than 20
cents por pound, 5 coats pcr pound; val-
iicd at li‘sél than :20 cents, 8 coats; matches,
20 par cont; musical instruments. cases,
tuning hammers, «to, 2b pcr cent; por-
cussion caps. 30 per cent: blasting oops,
$1.07 por l.l)0i) cans: firathcrs and downs
of all kinds when drcssed, birds for mil-
‘iinu‘i’y‘i'ii‘ilillili'ni'ii. vita, :lo pcr‘ cont; furs
dressed, but not iiindo up, :30 per event; not
on the skin, prepared for hatter-3' use, 20
pcr cont; human hair, 20 pcrccnt.; hair
'urled for lllfitil'tifi‘it'b‘, 10 per cent; hair
lolli known as crinolinc cloth and that
known as hair scaling, 25 pcr cont. Till!
rate on pi-iirls was ilgtcd at i0 ,pcr cont.
Precious stones worn passed ovor at tho
suggi-stion of Mr. ’l'cllor, and schedule N
was completed.
Antloplion In the "nine.
Wasiiimn‘im, Juno lil,——i‘)n account of
tho slight lllncss of tlic smoker, Mr, liai-
lcy dischargcd tlir- dutlcs of sponkcr pro
tem. 'l‘wo bills were passed, and then tho
nntioption bill was taken up, but without
arousing tho bittcracss fornicriy displayed
against. this illi‘flflll’t‘. Mr. Hatch made
the opening speech in favor of it. He was
followed by Mr. Warner (flour, N. Y.) in
opposition and by Mr. liryaii (item, Nob.)
in favor of'tlic bill, after which the boom
udjuurticd.
Fourth (tines Postmaster».
\i‘AsuisuroN, June i0.-.—'l‘bo following
fourth class postinastcrs were appointed:
New York—Chauncey, Janice Eaton;
Lung Bunch. J. (I. Mitclicll; Pitcairn, ll.
C. Pearson; West Vienna, Z. J. White.
Rhoda Island—Anthony, K. D. Wilcox.
Pennsylvania-Port Jicmiedy, l). A.
Laughiin.
Herbert “’Ill Select Apprentices.
Wasnisoros, June lit—Secretary licr»
bort has lssuod an order requiring that.
hereafter all apprentices in navy yards
shall be selected by himself. (,‘andldatcs
will be examined by naval boards and ap-
poiiitiiicnta made on their recommenda-
tloa.
The Mlnnenpolln' Trill.
WASHINGTON, June iii. ~—The triple
screw cruiser Miniil-apolis will go on her
official trial trip July 0 from Philadelphia.
Firemen Visit l'oughlreopqlr.
l’lll'tiiikl'liil'fill-l, N. Y., Juno lit—'i'he
flftiotli anniversary of l’hauiix Hose com-
pany, No. l, of this city was mlebratcd.
’l'hcrcwas a big parndu, 9. which the New
York \‘etcrim l‘iniiiion's association and
the Brooklyn \‘ctcrans' nasal-lotion and
companion from liliiomiicid, N. .l.; 'l’nrry-
town, Sing Sing. l’cckskill, Noivburg.
Kingston, Wappingcr‘s Falls, ithlnebeck,
Saugortins and othcr places took part. with
the i'nughkcopsic fire department.
ritorms In tho Adirondacks.
Summit LAKE. N. ii. Juno iii—Por-
liaps the most violent thunderstorm of
years is now in progrcss throughout the
Adirondack region. trawling north and
south. At l’iattsburg and all points along
the L'hatmpmy line tolegriiph operators
havudceertcd thclr posts because of tho
lightning. Early last night. the grand
est. display of licat'cnly fireworks evor wit
iicsscd was in progrcss for half an hour.
International Amateur Athletes Meet.
l'Atus, .luiin l'J. —— Tho first business
wording of tho liitcrniitionaimngms of
Amateur Athletic Associatioiisopcnod this
morning at this Horboniic. \‘iconite do
Jouzc, president. of tho Socluty of Athletic
Sports, presided. A committce was ap‘
pointed to study the question of amateur-
ism, and iiiiotlior cuilllllilfieli was appolntod
the Ulympiaii games.
Kohl-men Against the «overrun-lit.
lmstmx, .liiiio ill—A meeting of nicm‘
bars of tlicnoblliry has bin-n hold, at which
the built: of \l’cstiiilnstor pmsldod. A
comnilttw was formod to conduct a (fillll'
paign against. tho governniont'e pmpimal
to dim-stabllsii tho church in Wallis. 'l'iic
llukc of \l‘cstmiiistor subscribed .tli.omi
toward tlicuir;Wli.-u~.~l, while other lords sub
miribvd £500 ouch. A total of £5,000 was
raised.
Connecticut WliM-lmrn Meet.
iiiiilltil-Li'ilit‘l‘, l'ntlll., .luiiu lil.——'l‘hu
Coniici-lll'ut division of tho it. A. W.
opciii-d tlii-lr annual llll‘t‘llfiif in this city
on tho IIi‘W onc-lliird milu ll'ibt'k at l'lcua
tire ,llcacli. The rows \wro willicsscd by
about 2.000 poi-nous. i). l'. liaid of lliif-.
falo l-stnlilisbvd ii track rcrord of 2:10 3;?»
for a milo.
An I‘luiery Win-rt ”nut.
Hr. Loris, Juno lilwfllw man was in
stutitly killcil and o miliilncr seriously ilk
lured by tiiu bursting of an lmmcliso l‘ill‘
cry win-oi at the Wrought iron itall coni-
paiiy‘u foundry. rornnr Washliighin avo-
nue and Niiwtul-ntli strrct, today.
[moulds Kill a Horse.
Human, l’a., Julia litwA swarm of
locusts Mlecd a bot-so lwlonglng too
farmer living ricer Jacksonville, at the
foot of lilac mountain, imioy, and citing
him to death before thcy could be driven
away.
hooters to Meet at Niagara.
Nmmu Film, June 19.-~Tlle Nation-
al Eclectic Medical society will hold their
annual convention at the international
hotel here on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of this week.
Levled e- e tel-dry.
Rnltltm. Pu. June lite—The Iberifl
today levied on the property of the River
Foundry manpnay of this place for exerti-
tlcns “wasting about 39,000.
Matthias in Wer-
itocnms. June tum-A can at emelb
pot was discerned here in the am
noon. ~mwlbatwuum¢md collar.
gt: a. ma mam-mit-
to rcport. upon the pissiliillty of rcviving ‘
inseam mom Insane
. ,f I s'iectioiils‘suii a Odds.
commas snoo'r Twol- mounts.
Thu Logan Blflu' Volley Wounded Bent-l
lien, and I‘ve Are Captured~liilinoie
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Anon Miners For hwieuaeee. .
Pmuirsaoac, Pa, June lit—There
has not been a time since the suspension
of mining in the Beech Crack and Clean
field coal regions when the minors and-
operators were as far spilt or when the
outlook for a scttlcmcnl’. was lcsspromls
lag than it is at. present. Representatives
of the miners from the Houtzvillc region
were holding a conference when a dis‘
patch was read “to them notifying them
of the result of the operators’ conference
in Philadelphia, at which the operators
decided not to pay the compromise rate of
ill) contsa not. ton for mining. The miners
made an effort to persuade President:
Bradley to telegraph to all miners who
echt to resume work tomorrow not to
do so, especially in tho Dubois region.
Falling in this, they adopted resolutions
declaring that the strike will be continued
until the men or the operators are defeat-
rd, and that no oilcrlooking torcsunip»
tion of Work would be cunsldervd until it
canto from all the operators in the dls~
trict. An offer has been made by one of
the largest. (.ipcrators in the district to
pay ill) cunts a gross ton until tho
and of thc pri-sctit your, after which
time he will pay .50 ccnts, with tho
understanding that the prices thereafter
remain at. the latter ilgurc. Others say
they will of‘l'or 4.3 cunts a gmss ton,_but it
is not likely from the mood tho men are
in today that clthcr offer will ho Mt‘f'pb-
ed. Local operators say that if rcsunip-
tlon is permitted in any portion of tlicdls-
trlct they will make an effort. to start.
their liliilt‘i, either with their old car
pluyocs or with new iiicn.
Compromise at Iluntingdnn.
livsrixuoox, Pu, June lit—An agree.
mcnt was l‘t’fii'lil‘il licivvcen the operators
and minors of thc Huntingdoii and Brand
Top district, the operators at a niceting
. held hero having dccidcd to pay their
men ill cunts pcr not ion, the mmpmniiso
rate. This agrccmcnt includes the mines
in tho Broad 'l'op region, except that of
the CrosciEiit- (‘oiil company of Sandy Run.
Coal llpt‘l'flltll'fl of the central district of
Pennsylvania met at Philadelphia to hear
tho report. of the Altoona committee, of
which Edward llcrwind is chairman.
There was nothing much to report, in
fact, as every operator knew all about the
Altooiia lliist'o of it) days ago and how the
miners hail refusal to meet thcir former
employers on an individual basis. Nori-
unliin men are being hired wherever post
siblo to take the strlkcrs' places. The
operators are iticllncd to think that than»
will bi! no strikc by the cod of the week.
'l'wo Shot by Soldiers.
BEACH :Cl'l'i', 0., Juno 19.~Suldlcrs
found a man in hiding near the camp hero
who had just had an arm amputated.
Later tho man was identified as one of
the party who had boon firing at members
of the companies for scvvral nights past.
A second man, who had been shot in the
head, was dl-wovcrcd, and it issupposud
that he received his wound in the volley
fired by ”1011933“ riilcs last night. Then:
is much hard folding against thc soldiers,
and further trouble scams probable.
Danger In Illinois.
Moi'sr (Hat's. Ills. June 10. ——Tho
mining situation at this point. is assum‘
ing a serious and thrcatcning origami. :i‘ilti
Seventh rrglriicnt, l. N. «a. (,‘oloncl Colby
commanding, arrived in tiieaftcrnmii and
are now cniiipcd lion» 'l'hcy arc hurt) to
assist the l'uitcd Stall-s marshals in or-
resting miners who lmvo boon stopping
freight trains. rioting, brmikiug car seats
and when coal was found not permitting
it to ho carried through the city, but on-
ioadiiig and taking it homo.
[rim Troubles Threatened.
PlTl’Mll‘ no, Juno lit—Notices have boon
posted at Jones it liaugliliii's iron and
atticl works ordcrlng swooping reductions
in wages on July 1. Thu cuts in some
cases will roach 4.3 per cent. About 1,000
men arc ail'wtcii. Tho nonunion pud-
dlcrs of tho Vesuvius iron works demand
84 a ton. ’l’licy arc gutting $3.25. if the
firm rcfuscs to pay the advance, a strike
will be ordcrcd.
Opentore Refund to Sign.
fillisuS'InS. i’a.. Juno lit.-—'l‘ho fourth
pool minor-i have in all cases refused to
return to work, and but one mine is known
to be runiilngatho Popcorn, owned by
the Cleveland Coal company. Erich pit
squod‘hcld a morning and appointed a
conniiittoo towaltoii thoomrators with
tho sonic for signature. Without exccp-
tlon all refused to sign.
l'nnr Thousand Will Surrender.
.lAi‘ili-iiix, it, June iil.~.\'ono of tin-
Jackson tiilncrs have goon to work, but
tho probablltq is that tho 4.000 minors in
this district will siirn'ndcr. 'I‘hcy Worn
very much i-bagriiiod that the scale was
established at 00 cunts instead of 70. ’l‘bi-y
are for running llr. W. :4. iioy.‘ their lead-
er, for the legislature.
Michigan’s litrilre n I‘lliure.
llluswoiiil, Mich, Juno i0.-lt looks as
though the tlircati-ncd striko of tlio Go-
gcblc range iron miners is a bingo fallurc.
The Rust Norris is tho only can of a dozen
mince tliroiitcncd that has boon affected,
and that mine maimed operations at night
again with a fiili crow. The men who
went out in tho morning say that tin-y will
return to their places.
Miners on ‘l'riel.
C rniirzumxo, hilt. Juno iii.—-A large
number of imam-smith their wivesmro in
the cltyin ntwidnnco upon the trial of
the ill miners charged with assault and
unlawful esseiiibingo. They all demondod
I Jury trial. The -bail was $600 apiece.
Your of then: obtained it; and nine want
‘01.“-
ho West Virginia arm. or».
Grimmer”, W.Vu., June lib—Though
the Columbus scale but no reference to
West Virginia. the miners of this region
are resuming work, and the strike is prac-
tically ”over
Will an... an airman.
Antonin. l’e... June 19. - The coal
operators in this district who have wilted
notice- for the reopening of their mines
on the communist bull will resume work
tomorrow ‘
mm at Annapolis.
Aflm June tow-President Cleve-
llel Mmmutflflefil academy.
beepltel.
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Bum trust inmtisotlaxmm lift-
» er disposing of thewitnm om
held an executive session and decided to
request the vice president to cent! to
the district attorney themes that. real-
dent If. 0. Havemeyer and Treasurer J.
E. Section of the American final? 3930'
ing company had refused toanrwer oer-
tatn questions of the committee. It is
not known just when the action of the
coniiiiittoe will be reported to the senate.
Correspondent Edward Ilowlend of New
York was one of the witnesses examined.
He told of Senator Ransom’s son’s specu-
lations and raid that the information
fro ii a firm of New York brokers. Set»
a r (turnout was also examined. 110 said
that H. U. Havomeyer had called on him
and talkod over the sugar schedule. Have-
mcycr had demanded a duty on refined
sugar. He said nothing about campaign
contributions. Senators Jones and Cam-
don WU“) also present at the meeting. So
far as he know. no contributions had been
paid to tho homoerotic party. Mr. Gor‘
man was fullowcd by Senators Irby and
Walsh.
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
First liillill," , It. n. 2.
.Il ii a: 1 1 u it u- 2W0“ fl
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Second “lint" It. H. E.
i’iilaimrg ...... l L‘ ll :2 2 0 l .’i x—lilll 0
Louisville ..... l) o o u c o l 0 o~i 7 2
it. if. i:
Philaticlphlm. 0 ll 4. 0 O (i ll 0 0—4 5 0
Newi'ork ..... cc 1 no (moo—15a
a. ".1:
Baltimore ..... i it o 2 2 o 0 i 0.913 a
Boston....‘.....u 0 l 1 so: 1 0—713 5
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Wasliinglrui..2 l i ll ll 0 i ll l-tl ti 9
Brooklyn ...... 1’1 23 ii ii I) '3 l x—lO 14 4
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Cleveland ........... 0 :2 3 l 8 2 x—ll l3 1
Chicago ............. 25 0 U l U U lo-ilU 3
taint.
St. Louis......0 0 0 2 o 0 l 1 0«till it
Ciiicitiiiali..... il :l 2 i 0 ll 2 0 0—51.") 2
EASTERN LEAGUE G.\.\ll:.:§.
taint.
Prnvldcnce.... 0 i) 0 ii I) t) 5 0.1.— 6 it 0
Buffalo ........ titliliilUUUUnltl‘f.
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Syracusc ................ 3 Ti '1 3 Oil—l2 12 I
Bliigliamton ........... 2i 0 U U 0 1—2; 5 7
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Pnrtland..... ..... . ....... ii i 0 2 0—910 3
Worcester ................ 3 i) l) l] 0-— 3 ii 4
Thousands of Elks There.
ATLANTii: cm“, 'June 10.——-Thc grand
lodge of liciievolcnt and Protective Order
of Elks mot in annual session in the
Academy of Music at this place. Nearly
all of the grand officers are here, and the
remainder will arrive from Jamestown.
S. Y., an injunction having been served
upon the rival nioetlng thcrc. resulting in
adjournment. Over i,000 members are
in town, and many more are expected. A
big parade took place, and a social session
will be held this evening. at which cover!
will be laid for 5,000.
“'Ill Ilka Pl?! In Politico.
iiiisTnN, .lunu 0,—Flfty-two delegates
Political League of Mimsachusctts Incl in
Wclis' Mciiiorliil hall here to discuss po-
litical questions and, ”if doomed nece -
sary, to frame political machinery which
shall niaku tho franchise in the hands of
labor iiiori- i-ffectlvc.” Organization was
effected by the election of diluted 1’. llolan
of Boston as chairman and 1'. l1. McCar-
thy of Boston as secretary.
Commodore Iduby bend.
\VAslliSGTUS, Juno l‘J.-—(.‘«mimodorc
John, W. i-Iasby, L'. S. X, rctired, died
here agod 7:. years. Ho was an inspector
of government gunboats during the into
war and subsequently became anaval cori-
structor. During President Garfield's od-
ministrallon ho was appolntod chief of the
bureau of construction and repair, navy
department, with the relative rank ofconr
modore.
Another ”On to Washington" Army.
PHILADELPHIA, June lit-C. T. McKee,
Christopher Columbus .Junus' i-oiximlssary,
liasoponcd headquarters in Moore's hall
for the purpose of recruiting another Cox-
ey army, to start for Washington June 25
to take part liia proposed monstcr demon~
straiiou on July 4. McKee says ho will
raise another army which his hopes will
number 2,500 men.
59.1]! Did Not ‘iet the Money.
’l‘ASGiEit, Julio lit—’l‘lio Spanish war-
ship which was sent to Mimigan m rot-viva
the first instaliiiii-nt of lit" l“'|i‘liiilit_V lot'
the rising of the kids at .‘it'iiiii’l has rc-
turnod here, having iii'l'll iiiiullii- to our...“
the money. The lililt‘llliiily which rpaiii
ogreod to acct-pt from .‘illrlx‘l’u was at,-
000,004.).
Rev. Dr. Ilice Resigns.
BETHLEHEM, l’ii, Juno lit—At the our
Ililiii mccting of liit‘ board of tru-m-i-sof
Moravian seminary tlic ri-signatioii of tin.-
llov. William ill-iiry iticcof Stan-u Island
was iii-copied, but his successor has not
been appointed.
Movements of "rein! Menstrual-lye.
NEW i’oiix, Juno lib—Thu following
cccmi stciinialiips iil'li duo licrc today: (fir’
rassia, iiia—gow; ’l'hc Qumn, London: A:-
Iilu, lilbrnltnr; 'l'auric, Liverpool; Mar-
eugu, Noweuatlc; State of Nebraska, Gius-
gow.
Lightning claims a Victim.
'l‘iikiiitiuixit, Md, J uric “twinning a
severe cloctrii'lil storm horn 'l‘lionimt Addi-
Ioiillcrry of Brunswick, Md, ugod iii, a
B. audit). brokoumn, was struck by light-
ning and instantly kiilcd iii'lii' this city.
WINNOWED WIRINGS.
The first carioad of new wheat has or-
rived at St. Louis.
Danton. Two, is excited over the disap-
pearance of Elder Charles linker.
Inavcnworth and Albany, Ind, will
prevent Kelly's industrial tars from land-
lag.
A Court of inquiry in Halifax has ex-
onerated the captain of the lost steamer
ferns.
Charles Coghlan, the actor, is reported
to he in Halifax on’hls way to Prince Ed-
ward island.
between Lyons. N. Y.. and Lynn, More.
in less than eight hours.
Near Graysport. Miss. during a thun-
derstorm Meredith liowon was paralyzed
and James Smith killed by lightning.
Sam Bone, the policeman who killed
Frank Guild, was taken from jail at Port-
laud. ma. to Winchester for fear he would
be lynched.
Powder mama,"- plant lilo lieu of pow-
tts emote for a cum of a mile.
v
printed in his paper had been obtainedfl
to thcconvcntion of the Wnrklngnieu's
Homing pigeons covered the 300 miles
At Ooihweh, Team, at the Chattanooga
tier exploded, maturing the building and
Painless [mart %
iiializeiilii .
inla illiaige
Sets ciJeeih.
Office hours. from s u.’
Dr. Boutwsll is usirr a tire;
ling which readers 1 o: open
painless as mythic. without
teeth.
LAUDER’S B»
4 80. Main 8t., 8o.
"none“‘fnov -
Building! moved in first-class (m
boilers anil'heavv machine? a span. ‘
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Box Bill. Norwel '
not allow yourself to be deluded by
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out what you have got. Many chun
happen in that time. Better know w A;
are paying for when you start. All 3
whereby some are to gain what others
alluring and deinsive, and upon this
'i'online and Distribution Estimates are
finite pmslblvy you may be one of the -
cmember that. the Connecticut Ge r .
Life Insurance 00.,19 entitled to your “
consideration, since it holds a foremost f , ,
among the Life insurance Companies 0 r .,
Country, and offers superior advantages i ,
features of the business. together with 9!
Financial Security. Insure in the Connect .
.General Lite Insurance (:0. Every ' -'
a direct, aim he. and guaranteed can
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Can be consulted at her office,
342 Broad 8t., Bridgeport. floor
from to a. m. to 7 p. in. any dayexcept Sand: ,
The Doctor is a regular physician sing
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from any difficult ' incident. to the .
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Bell island.
Cottages of 3. 5, 7. 10 and 12 rooms;
by the month or season.
{Tirollvy romi connections with South Nor
walk awry “J! lililiil'r-z connections
South Norwaik by N. Y. S. H. and H. B
it in all [mints Clint, Wet-l and north.
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Porter-ms and full particulars. address.
TI He FOSTER!
Bell Island; or. Danbury, 00:}
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FERTILIZERMl
Bradley’s 3
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Potato Manure. ,
Ground Bcf
Mapes’ Fertilizer;
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All the choice brands é '-
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