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{in new "VIVEIISAI. V fillCCESSFi"
.pt-uew- rv'- and owe. At dragonfly» was
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a: rm“ fif’fic. UL. [fusion *1
outfit iv
"Sengtors Rush That Schedule,
Completing Many Pages.
TEE INCOME TAX WILL COME NEXT
III“ Part of the Bill II to Be Token I)"
Immediately. and Senator Hill In Bond,
to Oppooo It—Bepuhllcnue Win a Vic»
tory.
Wasmxp'ron, Juno Elli—Tho Republic-
enn achieved practically their first open
victory in the consideration of the thrill
bill yesterday, when by a vote of 23 to 2t
quicksilver was ntrickon from the free list
and placed on the dutinblo list at 7 cents
per pound. Mr. Hill voted for this propo-
sition. The progress with the free list was
very rapid, 945 paragraphs-about 2i page:
of the bill—being diypoeod of. Nothing
of especial moment occurred in the debate,
the opposition to the item: on the free list
~cxcept as regards quicksilver—being
largely of a formal character, most of them
having been touched upon duringthc con‘
008—»salt—had been reached when the our
ato adjourned.
Duty on Eggs.
Bcfom the consideration of the free list
hogan Senator Jones, on behalf of thc
Democratic side, ucccpted several amend’
merits suggcstvd by the Republican sona-
tors, Chief among which was one striking
out tho reciprocity provision in paragraph
100, admitting buckwheat, corn, wheat...
flour, ctc., free of duty from countries
which impose no import; duty on like prod-
ucts from the United States. Another
amendment, placing eggs on the dutiablo
list at 3 ccntspcr dozen, was accepted.
The reciprocity provision was warmly dc-
fendcd by tho Democrats when it was bu-
foro the comic, but thu amendment strik-
ing it out was ngrcod to without a word
of explanation. An amendment was
adopted providing that publications for
private circulation admitted free must be
iclrculatcd gratuitously.
Borax was stricken from th iron list.
The Jones mucudnwut‘ to pi graph ll?
was adopted, the effect being to striko
from tho frcc list lmthcrs, bindings, bands
hnd tips. when cut.- for trimming fol: or
wool hats. liristics worn q-ualiflcd as crude,
not sortcd, bunched nor prepared. Com-
£20! was qualified as crude. Clays or
rths, unwrought or unmanufacturcd,
not specially provided for, worn stricken
from the iron list. In the coal paragraph
“bituminous and shale and coal slack or
culm" was stricken from the free list, and
"coal Stofi‘fl of American vessels, but
none shall be unloaded. " was inserted and
declared cutltlcd to iron entry. Dates,
pineapples and nuts vvcrc loft on the free
list.
An amendment was ofi’crcd which would
allow thi- president by proclmuntion to ad-
mit Canadian fish and fish oil free when
the Canadian government made similar
allowances to American vessels and fish
dcalers. Senator lloar objected, declaring
that the nun-mlnu-ut was foreign to the
tariff bill and important enough for sepa-
rate legislation. The anwudmont was
withdrawn.
Agalmt Free Art.
The yum and uhys \vcru demanded by
Mr. Hill whvnvhlr. .louvs oilcred tho com-
mittt-c amvnduwnt to strike iron on! from
the {rim list. It was carried—53 to 4—
Meosrs. I'illi. Alli-n. Fuller and Kyle vot
ing in tho ucgut’tvn . Lard was stricken
from tho {rt-c list. Mr. Allen (Pup, Nob.)
offered an illlli'fllllllt‘lll; to put a duty of if)
pur coat on painting-t, statuary and other
works of art. lie said that they were 3,.
tlclcs of luxury only avallublc for tho rich.
Mr. Ilcorgn tilt-111.. Miss; supported the
amcuduu-nt. A virus was taki-n, and tho
amcmluu-ut was lost by if: to 30'». Stained
glans for windows of religious institutions
was placed on the free list.
Mr. Lodgo moved to strike quicksilver
from the free list. Mr. l'crkius said 33w
000,000 was investud in quicksilver mince.
Last year, ho said. thu i'uitod States prrr
ducud 4,000 flasks (7.3 puumln to the flask)
more than wu consummi. ’i'ho (‘innnbcr
minus would clam if this duty were re-
movcd. Mr. Lodge dcclared that the prod.
not of the California mines kept down tho
world's price of quicksilver. If they
closed, tho ltntlischilds, who controllod
the Austrian and Spanish mines, could
put the pricc up as high as they chose.
Mr. Sit-wart mlvucutnd the amendment,
and Mr. White nib-rod a letter in support
of it. Thu unu-ndnwut was curried—23
to 2:0.
Dull In the House.
Xi'aauixurox, .iuuu 20.—-'l‘ho proocod-
ings of the house wuro dull in the extreme,
the entire day buing givun to lung speeches
on the nntloptiou bill. The principal
speech of tho day in favor of the bill WM
mudo by Mr. Hibicy tl)ciu., l'a.). Speeches
against the hill wurc made by Mr. Coomhu
(Dom. Yo. Mr. Aldrich (Rup, lilo.)
and Mr. lv‘letrhl~r(lb-p., Mirna}.
Speaker cm... was again nbwnt on ac-
count of nickm-ss. and Mr. liailvy of Texan
wielded ihu gnvul. .
The- A rumr l‘rludn. .
Wasnma'rox, Juno 20.—-’l'bo nrumr
pinto lnvvstiuutiug committco hold anoth-
ur session and rw-xamincd Edgar Sill.
A letter was rwul from Mr. Schwah, one
of tho (‘nrtmgiv superintendents, rcnillrm-
lug Wloko' clmrgo that the man modoyalso
reports to purposely lnvolvo tho company
in trouble whcu them wait no course.
To Know the final Company.
\i‘hmumrrov. Juno vii—Attorney flou-
crnl Uluny has give-n instructions to tho
ifnitmi Staff». attorney in New York to
institutu pruut't'dlllifl ngainat tho North
Anmricun Comuu-rclal cmupany for tho
memory of “32,000 duo tho govcrnmonii
undcr its but ymr‘s contract for tho tak»
ing of twill in liming ova.
film-y M l’rovldcncr.
\VAFillh'fl’l‘Hx, Juno 20.-—~Aitomcy Gon-
crai Diary is at ‘l’rovldoncc, where ho do-
livcrctl an outdo-mt at a dinner given by
the Brown university corporation. The
attorney goneml will also attend the corn-
mcnccmcnt cxorciscn of the Brown uni-
versity, of which he is an alumnus of the
class of 1850.
Bmhinridge'e Canned.
Wuumoros, June 90,—meth
Bmklnrldgo of Kcntucky has received a
poll of the Democratic voterl in Henry
county. drawing a rate maturity for Hill.
This adds to the «influence he bee hereto-
fore uprated no to his automation.
Wt at Work Ants.
Wmuto'ror, Juno tin—arm mam
cram“ "my“. mu.
1 e
M in hieofllu‘u minimum
sidcratiun of thudutlahlc list. Paragraph '
fighting mood.
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Rio four any-Hm!» attenuate!” '
’ i
, June' fad—vii considerable
part of the session of the Shootout-tier mat
was taken up in nhowlng the dietoaco bo-
twocn various point» near the polling place
where Ross won‘shot dawn Charles Pim
er. a photogmphcr, testified to the narrow
aces of the photographs taken of the menu
of the tragedy. Sunroof Taylor; a Repub-
lican watcher, saw Shea at the polls early
in the blaming and duscrlbcd tho nhootlng.
State Treasurer Addison V. Calvin of
Glens Falls was the next witness called by .
the prosecution. He said that ho was in
the Thirteenth ward shortly after the
charting and was in tho some room with
Shun inAldermun Dunlop'l house. He
heard a boy toll Chief Detective Markham
that he saw John H. Roland shoot Ross.
Colvinsoid ho had gone to 'l‘roy to soothe
repouflug. (islmrn f). Lansing swore be
now Shea shoot Rosa. He saw Ross chA-lo
McGough. who had just shot his brothcr,
William lions.
the ground logothur, the former on top.
Shea ran up and deliberately placed his
revolver at the hand of lluiwrt lions and
{ind Ross immediately became motion:
ass.
FEARS ,OF AN OUTBREAK.
Hungarians at Walsimidiuy Ar‘ml and Di;
Trench“.
PL'XXSITTAWSEY, l’n., J uno Bil—Quiet-
ness reigns around Horatio. and the now
minors are putting out coal as fustns mun
can do undur the circumstances. About
20 carloads weru miuvd. ’l'ho guards are
doing duty as usual. The Italians and
Hungarians at \anston mines am in a
'l'hoy have purchased a
lot of firearms. ’l'ho postmaster has come
to this piacc in scorch of a house. He says
Waiston is not a suit) piano to be in: that
the forelgtwrs have thrown up embank-
mcnts and dug tronchon and are prcpnriug
in ovary way to struugrhcu their tit-fcnsos
and to impart: for battle should the cour
puny a coitipt to start tho mines with now
"ion. The strcn'ts arc throngtrd with groups
of excited forcigucrs.
Condition In the West.
litunnoxn, .\fo., Juno ill—Minors hero
hold a confrrciu‘e. but no ctiort was made
looking to a sottlemvut.
NEVADA, M0,, Juno 20.-——’l‘hc Vernon
county strikers have mind not to return
to work.
Kansas f'iTv. Juno 20,-Arlmnsos,
Kansas, Missouri and Indian Territory
minors will mcct at Illggiusvillo to pm
vide for the. families of strikers.
More shuts. I-zxehnnged.
CLEVELAXD, Juno 20.-—-At the head.
quarters of the Cleveland, Lorain and
Wheeling railroad in this city the officials
rcported that everything was qulctinlong
the road. 'I'horuwerc several shota cx-
changed between soldiers and prowlcn
ncnr [it-nob City, but no one was hurt.
Factor-fee “'ill Iinnme.
.\l.\hstu.os, 0., June flit—Thu Mansfi-
lun district minors have agreed to permit
several local mines to be started on the
bale of 75 cents per ton. This will enable
factories which have been closed for some
time to resume.
The Convention Did Nothing.
(.‘om'unt's, 0., Juno Sit—Tho mincrs'
convention did not do anything at their
session.
Murder and Mutiny Charged.
5A3; imam-[std Juno 20,—Thc crew of
the bark luvurnic and a man calling him-
self Ilr. Armltngo wcro nrrcstcd whun the
vessel arrived here. Armitage mutilntod
(,‘uptniu Wilcnx's wife in childbirth so
brutally that Wilcox ordered him away.
Armltago appealed to the crew, who mur
tiniutl and lockcd tho captain up. The
latter cscapm just in timuto set: his wife
and baby din. flu was locked up again.
and the bodies wcro thrown ovorixuml.
Alexander in tho namo of the nilcgml doc~
for. Ho is a cigarmakcr, who desvrtod his
family and took passage on the vessel with
another woman.
The Priocllln‘a 'I‘rlll ‘Vrip.
Saul-our. il. l.. .lunu- L‘It—Tho now
strainer Priscilla of the Fall liivvr lino
has mudo her trial trip, having on board
200 invited guests, to Fail Itivcr, whore
over 800 pun-ions worn taken on board,
most of whom came from Boston on a van»
tibulo special. As aim left the dock at
Fall River shu was formally christoned by
Miss Susie (inrncr of Now London, Conn,
thcdaughtcrnf Superlutondcnt l". A. liar-
ner of tho lino.
The Plymouth Still Auburn.
anronr, ll, l.. Juno 20.-—-’i‘hc summer
Plymouth did not como of! tho rucf at
high thin, as wan-a expected, and it is now
feared that it will bu some days boforo she
can be floatml.
her port sidc nmidships for over 40 foot,
and at high tide hvr stvrn wntor line is
three feet out of water. It is now thought
it will bo nucvssnry to ruiso bar by moon!
of pontoon». '
‘ Race Iloraee Killed.
i'uu'mm. .lum- Lid—A railroad \vn'ck
has ‘m-curn-d at Stillman \‘ullcy. Ind. To
ibu- tmln Wilr‘i attached a car antitairting
many valuablu homes. Among thmm wore
liaisyrian. Littin Fred, Mango, Twilight,
Katrina :4, Indigo. l’anhumllnnml Azrucl.
'l‘ho loss iii untiluuit-d at $20,000.
Flooded With (‘ounto-rioit Money.
l’ml.Al)ltl.rutA, Juno :to.-—.\iom mun-
tcrfcit moncy in staid to ho in circulation
in Philmit-lphla now than ever bcforc in
tin criminal hioiory. and Hi) clcvvrly circ-
cutvd tm' Home of tho union that tho moat
vnrci‘ul trmlcssmun huvc lwcn inquired upcm.
IIblu-d 'Ihelr [Implant-9' Wagon.
“Alliillilllli, Juno flit—Jilin Mcrlhano
Manufacturing company govo notice this
morning to their 1,000 employees that,
owing to tho impmvml condition of trade,
their wagén would ho raised 10 pcr cont.
Order of American Mechanic».
Asmxvimtz. N. 0., Juno flit-Tho nna
tinnnl council, Junior Order of lfnltod
Mccbanlcs. has mumbled horn. ii. A.
Kibbo of New Jersey prcaldcd. Eighty:
ninc dcicgntm immoral roll call.
'mehmon Won the lime.
Gstn's Pram, Conn, Juno 20.~—Ynlo'e
varsity. and freshman crew had on im-
promptn race in the afternoon, and rumor
but it that the troubles worn the easiest of
winners.
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Clan ”I: of email.
Intact, N. Y., Juno slog—This no
clue day at Cornell, and an interacting
programme! exorcise-war carried outta
Armory hall.
Runs and McGough fell to ”it,
_ a pistol found in the possession of Lizzie
Silo roots on tho ledgo on ,
Little Hallidoy Listened Stolidly
to Stories of‘l-ler Crimes. .
HER DEFENSE TO BE INSANITY.
No Attempt hind. by Her lawn” to stem
the Thin of Evidence Adorned—Thomas
IlcQuillen Tells How Ills Daughter Wu
Luna Arr-y.
Moxrtcnnm, N. Y., Juno 20—30mm a
throng of 2, 000 people, who occupied every
seat and all of tho standing space in the
little courtroom, the trial of Lizzie Halii<
day began in earnest. .
District Attorney Hill told the jury the
story of the finding of tho naked body of
Sarah J. liicQulllan undero heap of stable
filth riddled with bullets. It is for tho
‘ urdor of Sarah McQuillan that Lizzie
Halliday is on trial, although when that
young woman's body was found so was
the body of the mother, Margaret McQuil-
ion, and later on the body of old Paul linl‘
llday, the prisoner's late husband, was
found undcr tho floor, of the 'kitchen,
where this woman spent most of her life.
All throc bodies were filled with bullets.
and Mr. Hill told the jury that they fitted
liailldny Sept. 4, 1803, when tho bodies of
the murdered women were found and the
Woman was arrested.
Sarah J. McQulllan, for whose murder
Mrs. Iinlliday is put to trial, was a bean.
tlful young girl, tho daughter of old
Thomas McQulllan and Iiiargnrct, his
wifo. Tho MoQulllnna lived in tho outv
skirts of Newburg. The mother had been
gono to tho Hulliday farm several days
'whcn into last August, Sarah got a unto
from Mrs. liulllday saying hermothcrwas
ill and wanted her. She wont to Burlingo
bum. Sho was next sccn dead under tho
heap of stublo refuse:
Told by “'Ilnoeoes.
The first witness was Mrs. Cnrolino'
Wright of .\'owburg, who told how Mrs.
liailldny had ppcared at her house and
engaged Mar ‘nrot McQt‘llllan as domestic
help, representing hermit as Mrs. Smith.
Tho othur witncnsus were .lnsoph Osborn
and Mnrgarut A mot, who testified that
they had soon the hlcQuillon girl drive
away with the prisoner.
The defense in tho Iiallidny caso seem
to be doing but littlo. apparently relying
upon the law which protects any and all
forms of insanity. The prisoner was com-
pletely composed, and if it were not for oc-
cuslonul twitchings of her mouth no one
would suspect that she understood that
anything unusual was going on. Alcr
Sawyer, tho justicc of the [mace of tho
town of .‘lmunkitiug. was called to the
stand. llc testified that he wont to tho
house on Monday, Sept. -i, and found a
pistolbull while taking up the carpet. Ho
was the man who proposed to Mrs. Halli.
day that 5hr go to Bloomingburg with a
couple of men for the purpose of getting
her husband.
He described minutely the discovery of
the bodies of thc Mchlllan women. When
tho prisoner was brought back from Bloom.
inghurg, Justice Sawyer told her that the
bodies of two strange women had been
found on her plum. she appeared perfectly
rational, ho said, until the evening of this
day, Monday. whcn she hogan to act quocr.
ly and to complain that potato bugs were
crawling over her. The blood stained rope
was put in evidence and identified by Mr.
Sawycr as that found in tho housu. Tho
bullets tnkvu from the bodies of tho wom-
cn ws-rc also prmlucvd. 'I‘hcy worn found
Wrapped up in tho rcport of the testimony
taken at Bltrlinghum and wcruin tho Sul—
llva‘n county clerk‘s office. District At-
torney Hill has boon scorching for them
for over a week. l’uul llalllduy, one of
tho sons of the munlen-d mun. testified to
calling at his father's house on Aug. 23.
When he visilcd tho liuuso with Confluld
on Monday, they found a bloody cape and
spots on tho carpct. Mrs, llailidny re-
plied to their inquiries. that it was her own
blood that mild!) the marks.
The mvoivor which is supposed to have
been used in tho shooting by Mrs. Balli-
day was also brought. into court. The re-
volver was found in nu «mthouso. Wbcn
court was ndjnurm-d. Mrs. lialliday ap-
peared mum-what. paler than usual, but
wu compuscd.
“'lll “old So Confer-once.
l’irrsacau, Juno till—Thorn will bu no
conforonco this your imtwccn tho Mnhou~
lug volley manufacturers and tho Amalga-
mated officials. Secretary James Xutt of
tho manufacturer! association was in the
city and told l'rmitient Garland that the
sonic as agrwd upon in Pittsburg lost Fri-
day would be ugrucahlo to the Mahoning
valley manufacturers and no conference
was ncceuary.
“'roto [nation to Helen Gould.
CHICAGO, Juno 20.-—-llarry L. Spring,
who has guinmi connidcroblu notoriety by
.wrlting affectionate letters to Miss Helen
Gould and Mrs. Emilions Blaino, was ur-
raigned hcrc, charged by his brother,
Charles Spring. with throats to kill. Ills
relative» dcclurc ho is lnsnno, and Spring
will bu tried for insanity. lie was at can
time a potiunt in an Illinoia anylum.
John Burnett Fatally Injured.
Nouiusfowx, l‘n., Juno 20.—-John Bur-
nett, pronldr-nt of tho Fair-mount Fire com-
pany. wan thrown front a hose carriage
youtcrduy whliu going to a fire and fatally
injured. Mr. liumctt is can of tho mint
widely known voluntcur fireman in tho
state. ...-......__...,...... _.
flannel! blade Vice I’renidrnt.
LANCASTER, l‘u., Juno flit—At a meet-
ing of tho board of irustous of Franklin
and Mamholl ruliogtm in the afternoon
(icorgo F. llaur, LL. 1)., of Reading was
clcctcd pmidnnt and .Mtorncy General
W. U. llonscll vice prcaidcnt.
\
Mutor I'lnmbertt Meet.
DETROIT, Juno 20.~——-'l‘hc twcifth annual
convention of tho National Association of
Master Plumbers hon begun here. About
800 delcgntoa, rcproscnting most of the
principal cltlca of the country, are pruunt.
Appeulelilo Kill! I Madam. ,
Now llAVlttt. Juno lid-John Lowe
Stoddard. n freehmon in the Yale scion.
tifio whool. died at thanleiafirtnu-y yer
terday of appendicitis. He was is years
of ego end come from Dayton. 0.
Wee: Virginia Republican».
Fhlflittoit‘i‘, W. Va, June 90.-—The West
Virginia Republican league in in session
here. Ono tbomnd delegates are in on
”dance. ltxaflecretory Iflklnl delivered
the opening eddreee.
"- no Dr hm»
hm Ii.I.,June .- .
mouthwatmmwmrm
ache-lift.“- m to Ills-Allah.
Monumental Jmlenlm
Wilmer”, Juno ao.-—'l'he roar 1m
mtlgatfng‘pommlttoo hue begun ‘ to ex-
amine the broken through whom roost of
the trading in sugar was done. The! ”-
unlined George W. Sillby, through whom
George Ransom and Captain Bernes‘dealt. '
and John W. McCartney of the firm of
Corion a: McCartney, Washington com
epondcnto of Moore 8r. Schley. ,
In every instance the witnesses refused
to give any information until they had
Boon their attorneys. If they are advised
to say nothing, they will answer no ques-
tions and allow the senate to pmsecuto
them as in the cases of the correspond-
ents. ‘ -
The grand jury has indicted Edwards
and Shrincr, and thy will be prosecuted.
Senator Gray did not ask the vice presi-
dent to certify to the writs in the cases of
Iinvcmcyor and hcnrlcs, but he will do so
in a few days.
SUICIDE OF A JUDGE.
John G. Cramp of New London Send: 3
Bullet Through Ilia Heart.
NEW Loxnov, Conn, Juno 20.—John
G. Cramp. judge of the court of common
pleas for New London county, committed
suicide at his homo on Huntington street
by shooting himself through the heart
whilo lying in a bathtub. Ho was of a
ncrvuus tlispusl'lnu and suijct to im—
qucnt attacks ul morbid rimspuudcncy. lie
leaves a widow and two childrcn.
' Judgu trump studicd ur Yulc f'l'lil later
was in tho luwnilicc of his father, the-
late William (3. (.‘rulep. " - z-ngagcd in
newspaper Work with bl~ m. width!) and
wag editor of the Sun" lu-mlun ’i'vlugrum
for several years. lit: wu~ Lib-r an oditn~
rial writer onthe New London Day, which
position he held up to the time of his
death.
BROKE FOR LIBERTY.
Commonwenlcrs ()verpnwer Deputies Ind
Attempt m‘Eocnpe.
OMAHA, Juno BIL—A break for liberty
has occurred niuung Fort Sidney wealers.
According to a prearranged plan, the dcp-
utics sent among tho prisoners to gather
cooking utensils worn overpowered, and a
rush was made for the doors, but Colonel
leiard and Captain McCormack had their
men on the spot in a moment, and tho
Cnxvyitos were subdued. The winchcstcrs
pointed at their breasts drove the light
out of them. Several wore badly clubbed,
and tho ringloadcrs have been placed in
the guardhousc. '
Another Train Captured.
MILWAI'KEE. .lunc Bit—General Jumbo
(‘nntwoll's commonwcnl army captured a
fast stuck train on tho Chicago, Milwaw
km and St. Paul mad at La Crosso and
came through to Milwaukee—200 miles.
The army numbers 190. but 40 were left
at La Crnssu. The woolcrs were deter-
mined to rido and overcame the train crew
by sheer fomc of numbers. The conductor
notliit-d the officers in this city and receiv-
cd orders to carry the army to Milwaukee.
Mint I’ny “envy Fines.
LEA\‘l£.\\Htli’l'li, Kim, .lunc 20,—Judgo
Thomas yesturduy sn-ufvncul .30 Common-
tvoaicrs to pay films of from $.30 to $00
ouch. Tho prisonvm wen: dividud into five
butt-hes, each guinz to a diilcn-nt county
jail. This will break up the army.
The Constitutional Convention.
ALBANY, June 20.—~ln_ the assembly
chamber one of tho most important hear-
ings of tho whole 5038b)“ of the constitu-
tional convention was hold when Mr.
l-‘rcdcrick ('oudcrt, Colonel George Bliss
and Mr. Max Stcnrn Wt'l‘u hmrd in oppo‘
sitlou to the proposed takiuguway of stain
or municipal aid to sectarian institutions.
This hearing will close up the committee
work on this important question. and the
convention will probably have thc matter
actively before it in nucthcr weak.
Live Stock Convontiun.
Wasnismox, .iuuo ‘JO.——A convention
of rcprescutativcs uf llvu stuck sanitary
boards of the several states has iii-gun at
tho agricultural department. Professor
Levi Stockhrldgo of the Massachusetts live
stock board prosidud. Charles P. Lyman.
nocrctnry of tho Massachusetts live stock
board; Dr. liobcrt Ward of Baltimore and
Thomas J. Edgc of Harrisburg, secretary
of the Pennsylvania state board of agri-
culture, rend papcrs.
May Ilulid Another Mill.
FALL lttvru. w 9., Juno 20,—The di-
rectors of the Summation mill have voted
to submit a proposition at the annual
meeting of tho stwkholdcm on July :33 to
bulida oemmd mill. This plan, if accepted
and consuunnntcd, will increnso the spin-
dles of the, company from 30,000 to 08,000,
looms from 0.30 to 1,750 and the capital
stock fruu ”00,000 to $600,000.
ale Men Off For I'Ztlrnpr.
Nttwli gas, .luna 20.-—'l‘hu Ynlo foam
which is to compcto with Oxford on July
iii has left for New York. ’l‘hcy sail for
Europe today. All tho mun arc in excul-
lunt condition and confidant of success.
"l‘hoso who Went am Hickok, lit-own, Sun-
ford, Morgan, (,‘ady, Fond, h‘lu-ldou and
Hutch.
l’itilndripbln'n Mint bite.
Wasmxm‘ox, Juno :30.»«Sccri-tnry Car-
linic ntntos that he will not dccidu the Phil-
adclphia mint cam for mum days yet and
probably not until next week.
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE.
‘ A disease mucmhllng chulcra ls trialling
mauy‘vlctims night mtloa wcstof l'aris,
Ark.
The American Iinilwuy union ticlugatos
in Chicago havu dofvutvd tho proposition
t ed nit nugroou to tho organization.
A jmlght train went through a trestle
non Caldwell. 0., killing Fireman Allan
and seriously injuring Engineer smith.
The train II a total wreck.
Philip W. ltlloy of if; Thorndike stront,
Bcemn, was found dead in his back yard
at daybreak. Ila had fallen from a fourth
story window whilo elccplng.
'I'hloveo stole from the Benn David eyn~
ogoguo at Rochester tho Tun Command-
mente. They were brought from Jcrulo-
inn and cannot be duplicated.
Chief of Politic Kent of Chompnlgn,
no, wee arrested for whipping a negro
. who had smallpox. The negro died after-
ward. ‘ Colored people are muted.
Slice White, an inmate of the Soldim’
home at Quincy, film, has been mining
linen June to. in a poclwt of a coat Was
a note laying: “You need not hunt for .
me. I am dead in the river.”
boom“ 3"“ ll" film?" “W...
at citanppcnon or eon-
nuhnent of: the low making Grevoeend s
of Wyn lee boon
at tow
Extra Gila ge. ,
Sets oi.Tee . $5 10:5”)
omce hourr, from ti u. m. to 0 9 Lu.
Dr. Bontwell is usln a preparation in fl‘l- .9
lin which renders t «9 operation on nearly '
patting.“ an pomslblo without injury to the ,
toot . ' {v
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4 80. Main St, So. iiorwdit. . ‘
unit in , «_,
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Buildings moved in first-class order,- Stem
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