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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

The number q Russian Jews AT Body now ia 1900.
II is asserted that the Catholic clergy Of London n-s
about To commencc preaching crusade among the
Shmen OF their Hooks against connection with secret
societies,
The steamship San Juan, built for the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, was lFunched at Roachs yard
Chester, Pa, Yesterday Her Dimensions are Length
3 feet beam So feet, and depth OF hold, IS feet aud
tonnage, 1000.
following colntereiters were sentenced; Samuel
Holmes and John Kelly three in the peniten
William Roberts, three years in jail, and William O.
Petit, alias George" i've years
The Hon Richard D. Rice late Associate Justice OF the
supreme Court Of Maine. formerly President OF the
Name Central Railway COMPANY and for some time
Vice President md managing director Of the Northern
Pacific Railway Company, died in Augusta, Me- yester
day morning, AGED - wears
In order to introduce to the public new black ink tia
- permanent writes black instantly and lows freely
sears Cole stationers and Steam Printers, william
ST. Offering for limited time quart OF the nk and
photographic pen for Sl.-Adu
John Anderson Co.'S solAos tobacco.
The best In use For sale every WherA-Aaa
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DEMANDING HIGHER PAY.
THE IRON WORKERS WITHDRAWING
THEIR COMPROMISE SCALE
Hetaiiatine on the Manufacturers for Com
bininE TO Destroy their society-The Pan
Handle Miners Strike Postponed.

bininG to Destroy their Bociety-The Pan
Handle Miners Strike Postponed.
PITTSBURGH, May 2.-The action OF the
delegate Convention OF Amalgamated Iron and
Steel Workers Of the Pittsburgh district In
Schiller Hall this afternoon makes an extensive
lockout unavoidable. unless the iron manufac-
turers are prepared to rescind all their former
resolutions and submit to the demands Of the
wage workers. Over $50 delegates we're present
at the Convention. Their principal action con-
sisted in Withdrawing the compromise scale
submitted this week. and substituting the old
demand for an increase in all departments.
The original scale provides for an increase
OF 80 cents In the puddlers' scale. raises
the price OF muck rolling from 68x to rs
cents. scrapping both on sand and cinder bot
tom from $220 to t2.75 per ton and In the bar
and nail plate mills ten cents per ton extra is
asked for working old rails and faRgots. and
the price OF rolling certain gauges Of sheet iron
is increased twenty per cent. Extra pay Is de-
manded for the four hot months. II all the
demands are conceded 1t will increase the cost
OF producing merchant iron about $3.50 per
ton. The meeting was larger than that held on
SATURDAY Last |, was presided oyer by J9hn
delegate told THE SUMS correspondent that
a respectable minority Of the meeting we're OF
since the manufacturers had banded together
al over tho West to destroy the Amalgamated d
ASSOCIATION. tney wOulu StRnQ DIV IL ana nRnt IL
out, no matter il it took months to do It,
Secretary Martin said: We have extended
the, olive branch Of peace to the manufacturers.
and they, refused to meet us half way. They
answered us by forming combination to de-
stroy our society, and this Is the result of it."
President Jarrett, who to-day returned from
trip to the western districts told the corre-
spondent of The Sun that he could tell nothing
about the western districts. whether they
would follow suit or not. In regard to the
the association in, making the present de-
mands. he refused to say anything. This
would seem to confirm the reports that the
present scale is forced against his protest.
The outlook is very gloomy. Business men.
who were hoping against hope are preparing
for the worst while the manufacturers express
determination to fight 1t out.
To-day the Miners Executive Board held a
meeting but nothing OF moment was done.
The policy OF the mine owners has changed re-
gardi ng tine importation OF coored labor. In
stead OF importing 1t in large quantities. they
will hereafter introduce the negroes in squads
Of dozen or more until the region is colontzed.
The Miners Convention on Monday viii re-
scind their action regarding general strike in
western PENNSYLVANIA. owing to the opposition
Of the remaining 1000 miners who are at work.
This ia given on the authority OF an official In
tho ranks.
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TIE DEADLOCK IN THE HOUSE
How the Republicans fropese to Break It
Exciting Scenes Predicted

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The futile attempts
Of the majority OF the House during the past
week TO compel the consideration. under the
existing rules. Of question even OF the high
est privilege 1.-THE title OF a member to his seat.
has satisfied the Republicans OF the imprac-
ticability OF continuing the struggle without
first securing m amendment to tho rules which
will prevent dilatory motions.
A new line OF action has. therefore, been
agreed upon for next week. On Monday. i'm
mediately after the reading OF the journal. Rep
resentative Reed will call up the amendment to
the rules reported by him from the Committee
on Rules this morning, which. IL adopted. will
uons pending the consideration Of q, question
the Democrats interpose a motion to adjourn.
Mr.. Reed will make the point OF order. that the
tanned pending the consideration Of a
proposition to amend the rules, and on p this
IF to p
the Speaker is expected to sustain the point Of
order. The solution of the whole, difficulty,
Speaker. The Democrats intimate that he
dare not assume the responsibility OF making
clearly oaysde The Tues %he tEe
cans assert that he cannot rule otherwise. and
quote as precedents the decisions OF Speakers
to determine what shat be its rules Is an or,
ton. and the rules. being the creature Of that
tertain dilatory motions. and thus prevent the
House from exercising. lis power to make or
press provision OF the Constitution comforting
that power. The Democrats. on the other
hand. contend that whlle the rules are in force
they must be obeyed even in determining the
mode of procedure upon proposition to
amend them that otherwise the caprice Of
shifting conditions upon every conceivable
subject OF legislation. The general feeling to-
Monday upon the line proposed by the Repub-
licans will be attended by the most exciting
scenes yet witnessed by the present Congress.
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PETER COOPER'S SCHOOLS.
Their Venerable Founder Makes . Little
Speech Commen cemcnt Night.

The twenty-third annual commencement
of the Cooper Union was held in the large hall
OF the Cooper Institute last evening. Fully
three thousand persons attended. Mr.. Peter
Cooper presided. Ex-Mayor Daniel F. Tic
mann. John Kelly. Orlando B. Potter. ex-Mayor
Cooper. and Prof. N. W. Raymond. Miss Susan
n. Carter, Miss NJ. b. Young and others of the
faculty OF the school sat with him on the plat
form. Director George W. Plympton was mas
ter OF ceremonies. Orations were, delivered by
Henry Mendelson. VIM, +. Beer. and John
Allaire. the last the vaedctorian
Secretary Abram s. Hewitts annual report
was read by Prof. Raymond and Peter Cooper
was then introduced to the audience. After
the welcome which greeted his name had FIN
ished, no made few remarks in a steady tone
OF voice. He also. to show. the soundness of his
memory, recited EXTRACTS from Young's Night
Thoughts" Pope's Essay on Man" and Adj
dison's Poems. Before sitting down he said
that II was probably the last time he should
have the opportunity Of meeting SO large an
audience. He is 81 years Of age.
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NEW JERSEY.

Mrs Rachel schruck OF pol Grove street Jersey City
aled al her nome yesterday at the age Of ~ years
The AMI Monopoly Union o. Jersey City will give a
reception 10 GOV Ludlow and tae members OF the sats
Legislature who opposed the passae Of Senate bu l67
al the Academy OF Music IN that city next "wednesday
O. A, Woods, pork packer of l22 Pavonia avenue,
was asked on Friday evening by an unknown man 70
me STRANGER asked 10 see IT, and Mr. Woods pointed
out where II stood under desk in his Office I'm re.
entering hs store yesterday morning he found that ITO
safe had been forced open and robbed 1t happened 10
contain only $40
While hoy. were PLAYING gnmc Of tase bali in a
lot at the corner oe Grove and Smith Jersey CIV
yesterday afternoon, drunken man entered the lGJ
and taking the ball from Of the boyb asked TO he 81
lowed TO Join IN the game One of the boys Janice j.
Murphy OF 100 Ninth street whereupon The an
drew revolver and nred At him. The bullet passed
the crown OF his hat The drunken man
John And erson 4 Co . solaes tobacco.
The best in use For sale svsrywhera-Ada
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Initiating nm Alleged Hero.

MERIDEN. Conn.,. May 27.-Frank Baggs the
night patrol on the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad claimed to have discovered and removed
trees that four had placed the track point
two miles above here last night shortly before arri
val OF the Washington night express train lie takeu
into custody this afternoon but subsequently 70
leased
Vice. President Reed and other officers OF the road
were here this afternoon making an investigation
They declare that the who'll. affair lie frand thai
Bags WAS not stabbed he alleged and his objec
was reward or promotion The police now looking
for disspated character residing here named StepheJ
joyce, who Is supposed TO have been Bags accompca
and II any eliminating evidence be discovered thu
waichman will be rearrested.
The railroad officers assert that Bagcs initiated wsy
the station agent on the Shore Line Railroad, who
Gently claimed to have been shot in Mad son in an
encounter with tramps who TIED to wreck tho light
train. Ways story is now said to be false.
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OPENING DAY ON CoNEY ISLAND.
Visitors Thawed Out In the Laundry Dry
Ing Rooms-Hotel improvements.

Visitors Thawed Out In the Laundry Dry
Ing Rooms-Hotei improvements.
Yesterday was the formal opening day OF
the season at Coney Island. The wind and
the temperature were aercely opposed to it.
but the landlords had made up their minds
and it came of. The boats OF the Iron Steam
boat Company did a poor business. The vast
iron piers structures were tenanted only by
coats Goa At Baner's Vest Brighton Hotei impo o
tant additions have been made by the construc-
ton of $50 new rooms for guests: the intro,
electric lights; the extension OF the subter;
ranean rife-gallery to length OF 800 feet. and
the endorsement Of the restaurant S facilities to
seated and fed at one time. Mr. Bauer does
not expect business to begin before June 10.
att will he his cornet soost,
The Sea Beach Palace Hotel has been en-.
enlarged. and its opening was signalizedby the
sea Beach Railroad The steamboats, Sylvan
Dell and Twilight, running in connection with
tween Bay Ridge and Pier yesterday in four
teen minutes each, giving t9ta trip time of
Island. Deverells Forty seventh Regiment
Band will be at the Sea Beach Hotel this season.
One OF the prettiest and most noteworthy i'm
proyements Of the, season is the change that
has been made in the surface OF the broad pa-
teau in front OF the new iron pier. This in
stead of being wide stretch of sand. will be
Tho Manhattan Beach Hotel was open but
only to a limited degree. Mr.. Burnap. one OF
the proprietors, said:
II you want to see our guests to-day you
OF the laundry. where the temperature is at
1902. They come in paralyzed, speechless.
frigd, rigid, blue. contorted. and we have TO
take them in there and thaw them out. Our
thawing arrangements are perfect just as our
chilling facilities will be when demanded. later
in the season."
Gilmores band has been engaged to play
from June 10, and feature will be made Of py-
rotechnic displays.
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NO PROGRESS IN THE HOUSE
The Deadlock UHbroken and the Filibustcr
ing Continued.
WASHINGTON, May 27,-Mr. Reed presented
in the House privileged report from the Com
mittee on Rules amending rule 16 SO as to read:


WASHINGTON, May 27-Mr. Reed presented
in the House a privileged report from the Com
mittee on Rules amending rule 16 so as to read:
Pending motion to suspend the rules anv oues-
ton Of consideration which may arise case nvolv
ing the constitutional right to seat and pending the
motion for the previous question or after shall have
tain motion adjourn but after the result thereon
10 announced he shall not entertain any other motion
until tho vote is taken the pending question: and
pending the consideration Of such only motion to
shall be In order and such motions shall not be repeated
without further intervening consideration Of the
for at least one hour.
Mr.. Randall demand that the report lie
over for one day.
Three or four dilatory motions were then
submitted pending which Mr.. Calkins asked
and obtained unanimous consent to submit the
counter proposition, adopted by the caucus. to
that submitted by Mr.. Blackburn yesterday.
Mr.. Randall-The proposition is not satisfac-
tory. and object to further discussion.
which showed that the Republicans lacked two
Of a quorum.
At O'Clock on motion to adjourn over the
Republican force fell off to 1885, while the Dem
ocrats contributed only two votes, and a call
OF the House was ordered.
The House then settled down to a season Of
perfect rest, and no attempt to renew the con-
test was made for few hours. Shortly before
o'clock further proceedings under the call
were. on motion Of Mr. Reed dispensed with
Mr.. Dunn OF Arkansas introduced a joint
pended by the Secretary OF War for tho relief
of persons rendered destitute by the recent
overflow OF the Mississippi River and its tribu-
tares. Referred.
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The NiutA,. Aan,ver.ary.

Col. William Scott. under whose command
the Ninth Regiment served in 1851 presided at dinner
in the Westminster Hotel last night given by the veto
rams TO celebrate the twenty first OF the reg
iments departure for the Of 1t was nearly
midnight when Gen Allan Rutherford arose To respond
70 the nrst toast The Day we Celebrate TIL. toa.
followed ly song. The other tcass We're: The En-.
pire state" responded to b. Gen. John C Robinson
The Ninth Regiment" Col montgomery; " The National
the Ninth Nts" col John ". Stiles :. Our ronored
iTstion..m Col John 4 Eemp; "A Friend in Need" Dr.
Howard Pinkncy; Woman" James Z, Morrison The
MeAarS Alderman, Chartres, Rowe and Miller sang
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LANCASTER. Pa. May 27.-Although many
companies OF prison officials and police have been
securing the country for the ten desperate long
prisoners who escaped at high Wednesday last
from the Lancaster penitentsry, none have been
captured eNcept who about boarding freight
train and had not had time TO abandon entirely
cea his convict dres: Since their escape nearly dozen
horses have been stolen in different Of the
and recovered after having been ridden hard for ten
fifteen miles and turned loose in the road II Ia he
evsd that all NJ these taken by the fugitives to
facilitate their flight and that the convics found
safety in the Businesses of the hills or
they have crossed the State line and hiding in the
haunts of the criminal classes OF the large cities
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WASHING TON NOTES.

Tho Washington Monument yesterday reached height
May !,
Vice Admiral Stephen G. Po'-an Governor OF the Naval
Asylum At Phade phin who IN, heen selected by Secre
tary Chandler AS tendeut nj tho Naval Observa
tory In Washington, has formally accepted that office
and will take charge in a week or two
Acting Postmaster General Ntton yesterday addressed
an order TO all Postmast,rs directing general OLaer,
ance Of Decoration T. ~ closing all Post Onces .I
luesdaN next In large ries Postmasters may exercise
their Judgment IN nKiAg the hOurs ~'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-05-28

James Simpson. one OF the veteran drivers OF
the Fourth avenue line, saw a handsome span OF
horses dAshing wildly up the avenue. Thirtysec
Ond street, ut about II O'Clock yesterday morning He
Ind just left the depot down trip. lie stopped his
car and caught the team by the rens which were dra.
grip the lines bringing the animals TO stop after lie
had been dragged "A few feet, His clothes were torn
and he suffered bruises about the knee The team be
longsd to physician. Driver simpson got reward.
JohA Anderson a. Co.'s "solacs" Tobaeso,
Tia best in uss. For AAls svsryvhara.y-AaN
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Calling on tho President.

President Arthur spent yesterday at his res
idenee 1873 Lexington avenue He received many call.
ers Among the visitors Assistant Treasurer Thos
c. Acton Charles L. Tiffany, James " Constable Com.
missioner He's Barney Biglin. Police Commissioner
french and Mason, Acknowledgement Brewster, and
Postmaster General jams. The President vii! attend
service Al tho Church OF the Heavenly Rest this morn.
ing on Monday he will receive all callers in his apart
ments at the Filth Avenue II otal
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Political Assessment. In Warrington.

WASHINGTON. May 27.-Circuars from the
National Republican congressional Campaign Committee
were received by employees ct the Capitol to-day in
pected TO contribute two cent of his annual salary
toward the campaign iund which il To I've used fall
There circulars impose assessment OF ga each
doOrkeeper and about $40 on The cage bows
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

IRE in Portland Oregon, on Friday evening de.
stroyed an entire block OF buildings. Loss $4,000
The Pullman Palace Car shed and shop in New Or.
leans with three coaches and large quantity OF bed.
ding other suppleA was burned yesterday Loss SIS 0OC
fully insured,
Del was tnrnsd yesterday morning Loss ss6 no; in
surance $40 30, over two hundred employee
at the works and thirty five carriages week weIs
hengturnec cut. Arrangements have been mats 10 re-
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The spr2sue Divorce Case.

PROVIDENCE, May Pin the Supreme Court
Washington County, to-day, decree was entered al
vorcing Catharine Chase spra.ue from William Spragus
giving M: sprsgue the custody Of her three
ard perm ting her 70 resume her maiden name with
leave hereafter 10 apply II RnIony l; she chooses
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BROOKLYN.

Ethan B Curry. who WAS hold for the Grand Jury 20
answer q charge OF killing Joseph Freeman In Green
point was released on s. S % bail Yesterday.
The Broadway Theatre, at Broadway and Fourth
street has been closed direction Of the city Author
ties, because OF its failure to take out license.
A proposition has been made bv a wealthy gentleman
of Brooklyn TO purchase the entire lot Of books
Eastern District Library for the Brooklyn Library with
arisw TO establishing branch In Williamsburgh
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Two Death. Due to Negligence.

Coroner's jury oensured. yesterday. the
owners Of the unsafe elevator at SO Ann street that fell
and killed Jacob Hoffman, and recommended a more
frequent OF elevators by the Bureau OF Build
inss Another Jury eensured the bureau as wei Ms the
where rotten IRE bridge that had not been in
sPscted in years. broke under Ann Rysn weight and
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A New Trial for Electrician sawyer.

The General Term Of the Supreme Court yes
terday granted q new trial TO William g. Sawyer who
was convicted in the Court Of General Sessions Of
felonous assault upon DR.. Theophilus Ii Steel
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Fever In Havan

HAVANA May 27.-During the week ended
there were twenty deaths here from yellow fever
ten Of which occurred in one day Tho disease IL in
creasing owing To continuous heavy rains.
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Blaine aud Jewell.

CINCINNATI O.. May 27.-Mr. James G. Blaine
snd Marshal Jewell went East tonight the Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroad with Gen. A. J Warner, Presi.
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JOTTLNGS ABOUr TOWN

Partly cloudy weather. local rains. winds
mosty southery, stationary or lower temperature and
pressure.
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A E,.,eu.Ye.r.ord Boy. Suicide.

NORTH ADAMS. Mass. May 27,-Willie Haley,
aged H. of PswnA Yt took three eAspoontuls OF Paris
green night with suicidal intent and died O'Clock
this forenoon Yesterday he asked neghbor how much
poison II would take 10 Kill n hoy. and informed
iokngly that he must not take much because IL he did
would vomt IL and die, Willie was bright, curly.
headed little fellow, and lived vi his uncle His father
committed suicide few months ago by cutting his
throat and then hanged himself latch 1t s
thought that the suicidal mania was hereditary with
Willie,
John Anderson n Co.'s "solAcs" Tobacco.
Tha haa nj In naa Iar asla AZ arn n haIa .Ilu
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Ahasrssa th Co.'S "8SlAes" Tsbaess.
'A' In usA For sale svsrywhgs.-AaA
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John Andersen IN Co.'s "ssIaes" Tobacco.
The best In ssG For sAls sVsyJwhGavAdn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-30

ANOTHER GoNE.-Mrs. N. B. Bullock, OF
Vermillionville, the widow of DR.. JAS. Bul.
lock, was buried Dec 22d, after long illness
and suffering from cancer of the liver. She
came to Illinois seven years after the Doctor
came, and outlived him seven years. She
was born at Rehoboth, Mass, Sept. oath,
1916. A son and three daughters survive her.
Worth and dignity OF character, practical
wisdom and useful industry distinguished
her home life, making that home afliuent in
good to husband and children and a blessing
to society. Rev. NJ. X. Whittlesey, who has
known the family for more than thirty years,
was invited to conduct the religious cxercis.
es, and preached fitting discourse to large
company of friends and neighbors who came
to testify respect and affection in this sever
ance of link connecting them with the ear.
ly history Of this county. Her death was
the fitting close of trustful, devout and du.
tiful life
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-30

The sale Of Jersey cattle by Mr. f. Ii,
Coleman on last Friday was not great
success. Mr. Coleman dld not lose any
money On his venture, yet he didn't make
enough 10 pay HIM for his trouble. 1T Is
probably true that he is rather in advance
OF the times as this county goes. 1t is not
bu,tcr.maklng county in the full sense OF
the word. Yet IN many parts OF the coun-
~ it must come 10 that. Lands worn by
long series of crops are best recuperated
by making dairy farms Of them. And
there is also large profit in the business il
properly conducted. Mr. Coleman is not
discouraged, but will bring another lot OF
fine butermakers ~ the county, and the
time Will come when they VIII be more
appreciated
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The Circuit Court.

Last Friday two judgments by confession,
aggregating s+0,375 and costs, were entered
in the circuit court against the he Steiger
Glass Company of La Sale IN favor OF the
First National Bank of Peru. Executions
were issued aud placed in the hands OF the
proper officer who proceeded to close up the
works of the company. Since that time
third judgment in the sum o! S1,43734 in IA
yor Of the La Sale National Bank has also
been confessed. When the fact of the Grip
pied condition of the company became
known in La Sale various parties who claim
to be creditors of the De Stciger's began suit
to recover In all their Indebtedness will
aggregate 100000. whereas the friends OF
these gentlemen claim their assets are moi
less than double that amount.