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Idoptlon by the debates cfa resolution
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very opposition. duet
tion of lmndmtlonporna decided view
are expected from the convention. They
willprolnhiybelntheahopeof a resolu-
tion asking anagram tolimit the foreign
Immigration to this country for a number
of years. Beyond doubt the principal bud-
ncss to come before the delegates will be
tform.
This is the fmuteenth annual conven-
tion of the Federation, and it has this
year attracted general interest among all
the labor organizations throughout the
. countryund in fact all over theworld.
The meeting will be one of the most im-
‘ ,portant ever held iv the Federation both
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questions that will be discussed. The mat-
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will be of supreme interest to labor
throughout the entire country. One of
these is the establishment of a national
labor commission of 15, cornmeal of five
from the agricultural intimate, five from
the labor organirntions and five from the
manufacturing interests.
There is no doubt but that a severe
struggle will occur when the clcc on of
officers takes place. Samuel Gompcrs,
president of the organization, is a candi—
date for reelection. John McBride presi-
dent of the Mine Workers' union, is con-
sidered a strong candidate and is said to
have a large following. Other candidates
will likely come to the front yfore the
election takes plow.
It is believed that Secretary McGuire of
the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners and General Secretary Chris Evans
will find a strong opposition against their
election to any office, as they are. with
Gompors, responsible for the action of the
Federation last summer in Chicago in re
fusing to recommend sympathetic strikes
in support of the American Railway union
railroad strikes. The main opposition of
the west against Gompcrs is that he is a
New York man and is said to be opposed
to silver. It is likely, however, that the
present officers of the Federation will be
re—clmtcd.
While Samuel (iompcrs pullcd through
with a very slender majority last year. he
has made many friends since then, not-
withstanding the many different reports
about his mutlons at tion during the Chi<
cage strike.
THE SULTAN QUAKES.
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, The/Armenian Outings-s llnvo l'ut lllm In 3
Bad I- In.
1.031902%. lice. i0.-—-A dispatch to The
Standard from Constantinople snys that
the sultan has not moment-(xi in the mis-
sion of Consul Milo Jewctt, who was so-
lcctcd by President Cleveland to inquire
into and report upon the Turkish outrages
in Armenia. The disymch odds that the
sultan appears to fear the effect of an in-
dependent rcport to the Washington gov-
. ern moat.
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Sir Philip ('urric, the British cmbasuv
dor to Turkey. is in very active communi.
cation with the portc and the foreign our
lam-aim. it is lmlicvul, with good forum.
that he is pressing the porto to acwpt some
measure that will mtisfy the outraged
public opinion of Europe. The porte is
completely alive to the gravity of the sit~
nation and seems to fear either a collective
note from the powers or an agreement be.
twocn Russia and Great Britain for a
Russian Ix:cupntion of Armenia.
Fluid IPusha. the bearer of Turkish or-
ders for the war and cznrina. has several
times got as far as the railway station, but
he hit-I not yet actually stat-had for his ill‘rlv
tlnation. it isIloIIth-d whether the war
will consent to rumivo him. Altogether
there is need of much diplomatic skill to
extricate Turkey from the difficult situn.
tion in which she finds hcmdf.
Children Starve-d l-‘or Insurance Money.
HARRISBURG. Doc. JIL—AgoIIt Leonard.
who represents the Society For the Pre-
vention of i'ruclty to Children in this city.
intimatcs tlmt “mats will be made of per-
sons charged with the murder of children
to see are insurance money placed on their
lives He said that he had found a num-
ber of ram where children had been in-
sured and ac tually allowed by their par—
ents to starve to death.
lady Howie-rant linelta (int.
Boston. Doc. io.——l.ady llcury Somer-
set, now visiting in this city. emphatically
denies that she will organize a crusade
against living picturm She says: "I have
no thought of interfering with the exhi-
bitions given in Americas. There are plenty
of citlQI-ns wise and vigilant who will
watch ov or the morals of this land. "
Fatally injured by a Train.
limousines, N. i., live. in ——A train
on the Eric railroad struck a carriage at
the Charles “flowing containing John
Burrows and hi A. ('ampls'il of‘this
city. Both wore c shod about the bend
and will pmbably dlo.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
Governor Altgcld of llllnols has gone to
Hot Springs for his health.
' Rev. 'Conrad Haney. one of the most
prominent Chicago Ilivincs, has clopcd
with Georgie W. Brandt.
The Chinese gmcrnmont will imino—
diately appoint an cmhasaador to proceed
to Japan to treat for mm.
The challenge sent by the Earl of Dun.
raven for the America's cup was mired
by the New York Yacht club.
Mrs. OrnIlIIton Chant, ’who m-ntly
alerted the crnmio against the mun-rt
halls of London, is mrionsiy ill.
Near Richmond. Ky.. David linty. lump
or and ladies of the poem, was (W‘llinl-
ed. lie was a brotbcrdn-law of Governor
Gigs of Alumnus.
lvcs won the final game in tlw billiard
tonrnamcnt at Chimgohcfint lug HI-hmrfcr.
the total for six nights’ play standing:
Ives, 8.600; wheeler, 8.81".
’i'hc mystery surrmindlng Ihc Infirder of
Alfred Bunnie. the janitor of the Hiawatha
flats. Chimp. has ilaally chaired up. and
Edward Ionian. the maul jaunt» of
ihsnstbulldlng. lstbewufmwsd murderer.
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N“ You. Dec. lit—Police Oovnmis— ‘
loner John (I. Sheen-n ,has rutnrnedto
this city. When he arr-Wed in New York,
hewas drlvcntobishouse, «in West
ty-third street, and remained In»
full guarded from would be interviewers
until late in the afternoon. 'l'herewas
nothing sccmt about his home coming.
audthorewaslittleto indicate a furrof
arrest under-the indictment found against
him by the grand jury.
It was evident early in thcday that-ooh
an arrest was not contemplated by the dis-
trict attorney. and that the indicted com
missioner would simply be notified of the
grand jury's action and reopened to ap-
pear with bondsmon. llcnce it was that
Commissioner h‘heehan passed the night
in his own house after an evening of
close conference with political friends at
the chnod club in West Twenty- fifth
street. Elk-Judge Browne. the commis-
sioner' s partner. nmved all callers at the
club and acted the part of official mouth-
picoe‘wltb agrcmblc volnbility.
In In Not Alarmed.
“No. you can’tmihly see the commie
sionor," he said in reply toquestions, ”but
i can more you in his name that he not
at all alarmed at this reported indictment.
He stands upon a point of principle and
will be glad to have the matter properly
adjudicated. The commissioner most cm- '
phaticaily denies the alleged right of the
Lexow committee to see his private books
and accounts. If there had berm a charge
or even a suspicion raised against him,
the case would have been vastly different.
Under such circumstances he would have
Chan-fully surrendered his limits.
“The commissioner will go to the dis-
trict attorney's office in the morning pre-
pared to answcr any indictment which
may have been found against him. I
will probably accompany him. His re-
fusal to be intcrvicvvcd today does not
arise from any disinclination to meet the
issue publicly, but from the fact that
he is 'worn out by the hard traveling of
the last few days. ”
' From other sources It was burned that
Ibo mmmissloncr returns in bad humor to
face his antagonists.
"Lies by wholesale have bran printed
about me during the last. four days," he
complained ton friend yesterday. ”One
of the most monstrous is that i left the
city to avoid amut. This is ridiculously
false. 1 never heard of this alleged indict-
ment until last Friday. My trip was the
first vacation 1 have taken in two years,
and the real motive behinth was man;
pad to Governor Flower in behalf of a
prisoner in whom i am intcrcstml.
Wend- Hie Action.
“This howl about my refusal to surren-
der my Ixrrsonnl hooks to the llcxow com-
mittee is also Inislmlding, " said Mr. Shoc-
han to his friend. "
“if you remember. I had the amounta
with me when on the stand before the
conIIIIiltI-c. l Ihcn said. as i now nepomt,
that if thcrc was a charge or the insinua—
tion of a charge against me the hooks
would be freely surn'ndI-ml for inspec-
tion. From the start of the investigation
l noted the ugly dictatorial elements in
the pnnwdingu and IlctI-nnincd to stand
upon my rights as a citizen
" LI-t Inc tell you smoothing about these
private accounts of mine which is not gen
I-mlly known. WlII-n lie Lauri-y Nicolh
was counsel for the police issanl. l submit-
led all my private books to his inspection.
As a Inuit lu- assnrml lnf‘ that there was
nothing in tin-III that might not be made
public. (in the point of principlc, howev-
er. hc agrn-Il with Inc that In mmkly sur-
nindcr thcm upon the demand of any com-
mlttcv and in the absence of any charges
against me Wulllfl be lliv surrender of a
right of citizenship.
"So for no my personal hank amount is
coan-m-Il. lI-t Inc ossun- you that during
hclust your it has never cxmnllvl th'csum
f Willi). The only prupvi'fy i own is the
hence live in,- at Mt West Twenty- third
atmt. and that is homily mortgagId The
purchase price was .21 000 of which i paid
$6,000 in Iash and gave a mortgage of
$15 000. That mortgage in still unpaid. "
The, connnhmioncr n- dotted to the rcporte
of various bank accounts in which lie was
into ted in I-Imnm tion with operations
in Long island (‘in as “hormwed money
uacd‘in thI- opImtlon of the luminous."
(3!“ch Mal-my.
The commissioner WM more in his crit-
icisms of Timothy J. Mahoncy, III-(unap-
trollcr of Buffalo. who testified against
him before Ihc lwxow committee. ”1 pm
timlly made this man MalIonI-y." Mr.
Sheehon told his friend. “and he now turns
upon Inc. 1 have also lost Ilium through
him. and i have in my [um-Mica a docu-
ment bearing his own signature that
pmvm this fact. "
Lawyer Louis J. (lmnt. the commis-
sioner's counsel. said last night that the
indictment against his client would be de-
clared illegal and III-tiled for all time at
the first hearing of the case in gcncnd sue
alone.
"be fIvI-l pr who fly sure of the strength
of our pIsIltlImd' said be. "but if in any
way—now lIImncI-ivabD—the case should
go against us in the lower maria we will ,
upped. This lsum- involves a vital princi»
pic of right. in which my client's cause is
the muse of every good I'lllu'l’l. if an no;
scrum; man must III-liver up his private
uecml s upon the IiI-maud of a (”Intuition
or even a c.ourt then AnII~rIc .n citizenship
is a farcc. ”
Lawyer (from will mrflfI’i‘ with the con»
mimioncr thls morning, and unmetiicr they
will pmllubly repair to the district altar,
hey' a ofllm.
Ionian-a tiny III-mad an Increase.
FM I. linen. Murat. Doc mammary
Howard has mllcd a mmingof the Spin-
nm' emanation to ImIIIIdI-r atieniand for
a h per cent Income in wages on Jan. 1.
increase flora-elf.
I’rrmnltn. Mm” llIsz. lilo-Mn .lnows
E‘hochan last night drowned hm'lf during
afltof menial aberration. Hllc \vaa ill:
yous old.
(“can Wort“ on fire.
New Hans Pa. no». “1.1m; she.
mega glass works. Ions-d by lines. Four.
0 00.. stimulant! a lots of about “00.000
by fire. .
held in all thehigh bonuses. and in lb
evening there were threecelebrationson
an builwnsescale. arranged by the Swedish
Patriotic moiety, in three of the largest
banquet halls in Stockholm.
of their country. and patriotic music was
performed by the various bands of the
crack regiments. In addition memorial
services were held in some of the churches.
Sunday morning patriotic and religious
hymns were rung on all the chimes in the
city. ‘Thc rognncntal kinds also played
pimilar music. The ting, the representa-
tiies of Emperor William and all the dolo-
gation» from Germany attended the me-
morial services
At i p. m. atomhlightprocessiou march-
ed through the principal streets of the
city. the torchlmrors consisting of all the
troops of the Stockholm garrison. , While
passing the “Surname Adolphus monu-
ment,‘ which was splendidly wormed with
flags and honors and i urninated by
thousands of electric lights. the standard
bearers and all the t saluted.
All the buildings in the vicinity of the
mynl castle and Gustavus Adolphus square
were illuminated. The scene mat a mag-
nifch nt one, the blue waters of Lake Mn!—
lar and the Baltic reflecting the innumera—
ble illuminations.
The statue nf Axel Orensticrn. the
gmat‘ chamlior of Gustavus Adolphus.
who conducted the thirty yI-urs' war after
the king was dead was most gorgmusly
illuminated. The lost of thiswurk “as
home by the Swulish nobility.
A few hours later another torrhlight
procession magic up of the various clubs
and semiotics of this city "perched through
the streets to the royal (static. when! a
choir consisting of 6.50 voices sung patch
otlc airs. Still later in the evening King
Oscar gnvc a banqnct at the castle, to
which abIImt [00 pertains wore invitI-d.
Gala mrformanccs representing scrum
from the life of Gustavus Adolphus won.-
giveu .both at the. opera house and the
theaters.
The many poor people ofwthc city were
royally l'L'lill‘lllll'llfd by gifts of food and
clothing. The day was celebrated in an up
propriutc Inanm r throughout Swrulen.
At button. the name of the baffle in
whiI h iiusuwus Adolphus was killed, the
Whole population joined in the fetus "with
tho gnawed. cnthuulnsm. A torchllghtapnr
«melon Isrtisistlngof members of the va-
rious sa'iutica of the town nuarchcd through
.flm principal sun-ts out to richmvlcnetcin,
the memorial careful of. the spot where the
S'I'Ivlish king fell on the battlefield 2%
years ago.
liI-znu's. lice. III—The lhrw hundredth
annivcrmry of the birth of finstavus
Adolphus. the hero of Protestantism in
the thirty yours' War. was generally ob
served by Protestant Germany. Special
acrvhw were held in several of the churches
here. There was a (mini gnlhoringat noon
at the fiiugnkmlcmiv, at which i'mfI-smr
’l'rcimi'hlsc. tho lllalul’lnll.‘(lt‘lil't‘l’t‘fl an lMl‘
drops on the curve-r of iiuslavus Adolphus.
The Swedish minister and the staff of the
Swvdidl lrgntion wrr‘r' pow-m.
Ihls'ros; lice. lit—Thi- thrcc hIIndrI-Ilth
annlvvrmry of thc birth of King liustnvm
Adolphus of Swnh‘n WI“ I'I-lo'bmlml in
ilIssIun and vicinity. A Inn-Iing was lit‘lil
in l’I-nplc's templo- asldrI-msl by lJI-un-n
nut Governor WolI-ott and prominent oili
cons of the Swedish w-I'icfiI-a. Sunday llw
Swulish churn-hrs npproprinlclv olwrmi
the anniversary, while if was liftingly n»
{t'rrml II. by M'Vl'nll of the .\IIII-riI-an pin»
lath.
Town “lurking lnto n “inc.
rilII-‘AIASIIIIIII. Pu. liw, in ~ The town
of Lost f'rw-k. In suburb of this city, mp-
!iIrIIwn infoastnh- of terror hyu rumbling
finlm' which lllt'fl‘flflt‘ll in volumo' and mi
llllllllll'fl' in the cracking and sinking III’
the worth under six buffers. The inmate.-
wI-n- aroused uml tW'SIpt‘ll lo a pine-mi
sofrty. During fhr night several men a!
the risk of IhI-lr lives h'lllln‘t‘d the honou-
holIl «firms. The earth is still slowly sink
ing. and it is burn! that the hftllru'st will
is I-muplIHtI ly Ingnlfmi. 'l‘l'u surface i-IIIn
dI- rIIIiIIIIi by the markings of a milk ry.
'I’hm nor-ch. by a Train.
('HII Ado. fin-c. ill—While waiting at
[hr Lyons drum! of "W Burlington mu! a
party of young pI-Inpls were struck by the
suburban train. Mina lIia fichnltz. aged
22. was killui outright. Edward Nimitz.
her brother. suffered internal injuries
which will probably rc-Iult fatally. An
other brother. Emil lb‘hullx. harvly Map
W] with his life by jumping out of llwnay
of the train which bow down on his win
tivw,
Injured luring a flu.
KAMMI I‘III'. llw. lll.~v~l"iw III-man
w.rI- iIuIImi Iiiit fire that Im-urml a!
the lIIIIIII-nf l" W Mllclllvl’. Mrs. Mitch
for and ht'l' daughter jumped from the
lIImlflImr in ”w grmmll null-truck on
the stone lrsl‘r‘ilwlil. limb an- our only
hurt. ’l'hrw "tion vwfl’ Mullet noI
u-nmwly.
SIcAllisfc-r'a Ills-l In an IIIMM Asylum.
llavmm. MI , ”W. litwl’mul. M. MW?!
of mil-my, aim rmunl o plight slit in
. Sow Yurlrlna: «wk. by app-minga! fiw
#IIIrtcvnIIt lion-Iv as an allI-Iml rmrl of
Wm! hlI-Mliuiwr and whom-I- moluml
and brought litllllt'. hm lawn i-‘llln man
lfhtllll asylum
Paulina flan-d as Vagrant».
“Ehl'm ”In. l” .J lilt'fuf Pull!“ AWN
strain: has do him! to allow no oom- prise
fights in firm I. 'l‘hI pogllisru who Iva
is u giving many so nailed boxing I-aIlIllvi
tit-m in n- this wiIIiI F will lay jailed do *n
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liven ohm. a l bani; new.
limit”. flu. lieu-«lien Krupp. fund of
if» int-at gunnusiring firm. has git/cu
furl" marks for the Imistrlurthm of a Pm!-
wnmt ithlll’f‘ll at Ramon. when: the Krupp
um- its are situated.
cm. Will the Manager
Insomnia. flu. III, «.lohnfi. Imam
will he 7 nmnagcrof dammit»
lnll loom um saunter.
Venom the. low'fbesddtsswvs
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Successors to George ll. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and GI aernl [PI-en)
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does not havecasy access to the mutate.- a.
give him the benefit of our ”penance by I.»
espting discretionary orderr. or in other
words. has and sell tothe best of our Ml-
ment for his account and profit. . ‘ ‘
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lots of ten share and upwards on a would of ,'
from life bgper cent... and all orders reeds-
our personal and prompt attention.
can besent by mail or telegraph at our sn- .
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131’ I van aroslnv: all) run.
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cured thousands. many cases of standing
and given up by doctors as incurnb
"Allen's I'll Cure" you will Ind and
has never failed to caret a
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tuany mmn we cannot cure Highest bank
references furnished on application.
lqt. bottlo. 83."). 2 qt. 85.00.
All.“ IIDIOAL 00m,
Washington and Water Sta.
L ADIES
Suffer; up; from Retarded. Buppresesd «Pain-
ful Mensuustion and all irregularitieaofllll
nn'ure. will find our TRIAL]: PILLS nulli-
failibiec are. They are entirely cafeend 3
always be relied upon for spwdy relief.
have er. Io hear of a case wheret
to produce the drain-d result. ”Hg”
should be kept on hand at all limo to 9
for eme encirs. ( 'orrrsmndenca
By trial. with full direction my
ed. :2. on per box.
ALLEN MIDVOAL co. .
Washington and Water Bun. Boeing]?
lament;
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Plumbing. beam and Gas Filling
108 WASHINGTON 8T.
.l. i“. Flynn will haw: persond'l churn of this
department
Plumbing overhaulbd and put in first cl.
unitary condition.
PORTER mun IIIIIoII
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