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THE LONDON pRgss
On the Defeat Of the Home Rulo Bill BY
the Commons.

On the Defeat Of the Home Rule Bill by
the Commons.
LONDON, June SIN an editorial on the
political situation, tue Netrs, (NIinisterial)
says: Dissolution has been rendered
inevitable by last nights vote. Mr.. Par.
nell's emphatic declaration that Ireland
would accept Mr.. Gladstone's bill as a
6nal settlement will have q wider ipfu.
enCe with the nation to-day than all the
astuta and minute criticisms OF Mr.,
GosChen. Considering the democratic
spirit Of the Nationalist, Mr.. parnell'a
declared opinion that the provision crea.
ting the first order In the proposed Irish
PArliament was q Balutary provision was
significant. Sir Michael Hicks. Beach
doubtless spoke the literal truth 90 far as
hB knew II, but we nsVd not suppose that
Lord Randolph Churchill always takes
bis advice. Mr.. Gladstones speech was
worthy Of himself aud the occasion. The
whole case iB now before the country for
decision"
The 7im0 says; "Ths vote will en-.
courage the Loyallsts OF Ireland 10 hope
that their kinsmen hero will never
abandon them to the unCoYenanted
merCles Of the Irish National Leagts and
its paymastefs In America. Mr.. Gladstone
pxerted all his marvellous powers Of In.
timidatiOn, mysLiHGatioh and persuasion
in favor Of his bill, but we pjoioe that the
msjofity agalnst was decisive and crush.
log. This speaks well for the lndepsnd.
enCe aud courage Of the House OF Com.
mons. II is strong testimony la favor OF
the encouraging belief that Englishmen
and ScOtChmen are not yet ready 10 sub.
nit themselves 10 the leVeling influence
Of the machine politics. The point IL, II
the Government had been granted BeC.
ond reading, they would have reintro.
duCed the same bill. On this iBsue the
division was taken, and the bill was con.
demhed In both. the present and future
tense.
The Standard says that the House Of
Commons, by defeating the Home Rule
bill, has saved itself from degradation and
the empire from disruption, II has also
read lesson 10 Ireland which, alter the
fifst Irritation has Bubaidtd, will, we trust,
be- duly appreciated by the QuiCk.wilted
inhabltanla VI that Island. Mr, Gladstone,
Mr. Patnell and Mr. Morley may rest Eat.
isied that what the present House has re-
fused TO do no House returned on an ap.
peal to the constituencies 10 decide be-
tween unity and separation, eau ever be
induced 70 sanction,
The telegram, CONSERVATIVE, says;
1--WE are persuaded that the voice Of the
House Of Commons faithfully reflects the
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rtohIbllIon ln North l,arellnn.

RAtEton, N. O., June s.-Local option
elections were held yesterday in many
points in the State. There was no ex.
element and the elections passed Of
quietly. The ProhibitionistS carried the
Day at Raleigh by 20 majority and also at
lhe following places: Concord, Oxford,
Kingston, Henderson, Warrenton, Lewis.
burg, Winston, Salem, Apexa, Beaufort
and l,saboSrd. The Rnti.Prohibitionists
carried the elections at Charlotte, Dur.
ban, Frankllhton, Readsville, Holly
SPRING, Morehead, Ashevllle, Goldsboro,
MttlstOn and Statesville. The election
VIA upon the question Of license or no II.
Ieass for tho sale OF Bpirituous liquors,
sld goes into effect at once where prohi.
OuOn was carried.
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THE AFTERMATH.
ooMMHNEs oN EHE REsv1Y
or the Vote on the Home Rule Bill-HOW tho
Parties Divided on the Measure The
Views of tbs London Press Some
American Opinions ON the Defeat.

LONDON, June s,-The majority against
tho Home Rule bill surprised even the
Unionists, Several members supposed to
favor the bill went into the opposition
lobby, The crowd outside attempted to
mob Lord Harrington when he emerged
from the House after the division. 1t is
supposed that Sir Willred Blunt was the
intermediary between Mr., Parnell and
the Tories during the last election, and
that he undoubtedly led the Parnellites
to believe that the Conservatives would
introduce a Home Rule bill, Lord Ran.
dolph Churchill is generally believed to
be the member Of the Conservative party
who made the promise for his party.
Eighty'dYe Parnellites voted with the
Government, Tue eighty.Bixth, Captain
O'Shea, whom Mr.. Parnell insisted on
having the League elect to represent one
division of Galway, walked out OF the
House and abstsined from voting. About
twelve Liberals refused to VOtv on the
The Liberals who voted against the
are said 10 be almost identical
with those whose names were on the list
before the recent Liberal meet.
ing ut the Foreign Office.
The only msmbars who were absent
were the Rt. Hon. Charles Pelham Ylllers,
Liberal J, member for South WOlysrhamp.
ION; Sir frederick a. MiIbsnk, (Liberal, |
member for Richmond, Yorkshire; Fred.
eIick W. Grafton, lLibsral), member for
Northeast Lancashire, aud William Gray
Ellison MacOArtney, (ConservAtive), mem.
Der for South Antrim.
The consensus OF opinion Is that Mr.. |
Gladstone will dissolve Parliament on the
9Sh instant. 1t Is expected that the
elections will occupy month and that
The new house viii assemble in the sec
ond week Of August.
The result OF the division was tele-
1raphed to the Qlsen the instant 1t was
known. The largeness Of the mt 1rity
against the bill caused great sstoniSlmeni
among the people.
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CHICAGO, June S.-The police believe
they have clue to the incendiary who
cot fire to the house at No. 1923 South Canal
street yesterday, by which eight lives were
lost. A letter was received by John
Raleigh, the owner Of the house, to-day
Postmarked Chicago, and dated June 7tb,
AN. 1t was written on q piece Of tea paper
contained inveCtives against Mrs. Durkin
and Mrs. Murphy, and declared that the
tfe was started BY the writer for the pur.
pose d destroying them. II ended with
the words catch me II you can" aud was
signed John Durkin." This i6 the name
oI the husband Of one OF the women who
perished in the FIRE and q brother.in.law
o. Mrs. Murphy. Several persons declare
the whiting is similar to Dufkin'g.
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JuDoE KELLEY's Castigation Of Mr..
Wheeler was not a whit too severe. A
man who denounces Abraham Lincoln and
Elwin NJ. Stanton as ConspIrators, SIAN
dss his country and deserves to be torn
out before his countrymen. The memory
Of Lincoln and Stanton Is safe beyond
assault. The record Of their loyal service
iswrtten indelibly in their Country's his.
tory. But It ought to be well understood
that their memory cannot be DETAINED In
The Congress Of the United States without
bringing down upon the offender the
Weuginv lash Of indignant loyalty. The
liSh 10 in good hands when Judge Kelley
pliesit
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Other aams,.

At washington-st. Louts, I Nationals,
Q. Base hits, 81 Louis, 10; Nationals, I.
Etrorg, 81 Louis, 81 Nationals, O. Earned
runs, st. Louis, 4.
AtNew Yofk-New York, 2; ChiCago,3 8.
Earned runs, Chicago 8. First bast hip,
New York 81 Chicago D. Errors, New
York q Chicago 8,
At Roston-Boston, IA; Kansas City, o
Earned runs, Boston II Kansas City 4.
First base hits, Boston 1911 Kansas Oily
10. Errors, Boston o; Kansas City II.
At Philadelphla-DeLioit, 81 Phlladel.
pliias, 4. Earned runs, Detroit, 81 Phila.
delphia q First base hits, Detroit I;
Philadelphia 0. Errors, Dstroit2; Phlla.
delDhiA II,
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Interstate oommoros Bill.

spteidi DlSpdteh 10 The Iatelli0snoT.
WASHINGTON, June S.-The Interstate
Commerce bill which passed the Senate
the other day has been reported with the
Reagan bill by the Committee on Com.
mercs OF the House. This will make It
necessary for the appointment Of Confer.
enCe Committees Of both Houses. The
Camden amendment, II is thought, will be
restored TO its original wording by the
House. A day has been set for its con.
sideratlen, and there is little doubt that
the bill will become a law this session.
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1T WAS A BIG SCOOP,
THE RsalsrEa's SMALL 4Fyonrs
TO Prove the UarellabIIIty Of tho "Iutslll.
gOBosF" Correspondent Prompted byA
sSnSs Of ChaErIn In ltS PaIIars to Get
the News Hot from the Wires.
Special DfspateA to he intelligence,

Speft1I DlGplieA 70 ne LIAtllt1e1e9,
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r0coo.o,y and ;Drol;,,o ovo,,,oDo ~ ,bo
u.Se'Ta' ,V,, SHu 'uipo''aO eA'i''TuS " 'ne
wheeling Re9l''eF 70 impress the Publlc
with the idea that your correspondent has
been doing some tall living about Senator
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neuHA "Hu ''9"'' "e''s'soH, ~ Sue H's''''
oil the formers acceptance oil the Ohalr-
manship OF the Congressional Committee,
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'e Hu'H''eH"' "e', pUs'eu T" Auo" 'HA'
the 4NFELLldEScRRs dlspatCh was true
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nAlllmoro p.tenln N. nM.l.. o


BALTIMORE, MD., June S.-The Baltimore
club won to.day's game from the Metro.
politans by good base running and several
errors on the part Of the visitors. Both
Kilroy and Mays pitched effective games
and were batted lightly. There was not a
wild pitch or passed ball during the game.
Forster made home run for the "Mets"
in the eighth inning, their only tally. The
score was:
Innlng,.y~...~"...- l 2S45s7sS
BsIl%Ois.~..... iB...'.....%. ..."". . ! -
Earned runs, Metropolitans, /. Home
runs, Foster, |. Two base hits, Fulmer.
First base on balls, of Mays, q of Ktlroy,
l. First base hits, Metropolitan, 4; BAlti:
more, 5. Efrurs, Metropolitan, 8; Balti.
more, 2. Umpire Quinn.
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GALVESTON, Tx, June ga special to
the Neus from San Antonio says: Annie
Breen the wife Of a notorious and noted
gambler Of this city was brought from Ell
Paso last evening In an insane condition.
She imagines that she is the bride OF Pres
ldent Cleveland, tells her friends how
happy she Is with her distinguished hus-
band and says they are enjoying the hon
eymoon. The insane woman bears traces
Of former beauty. She is a woman Of
culture.
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AmAlram.,.h nas..s,I.a.

, Pirr'uvRou, June S.-The AmalsamaLsd
v. Convention adjourned shortly before I
', oSIock this morning. Secretary Martin
!. a9 the wages scale had been prepared
lal is would be presented TO the tnahufAc.
StteI9 StI9 Tomorrow. lie declined 10 say
iaMihe demands were but II 10 general.
Y undetstood that they will aAk for the
Ssserl SII, scale, which is Is per ton for pad.
S"ug on the two cent card rate,
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cLARK.lluRa.
Seminary Chmmencsmsuta - The Vance.
HiohAtds Bult-NOisS.
Correspondence Of he Lniehtoae1.

Seminary ChmmenCsmeuta - The Vance.
tiohAtds Bult-NOlss.
Correspondence Of tie InicAtone1.
CLARKsBuRo, W. Va, June s-Little oil
interest transplred here during the week
beyond the commencement exercises al
the different schools. For town Of Ia
szs 0larksburg has exceptional eduCa.
tional advantages. Besides the public
schools and convent, which is branch
Of the Wheeling convent, II boasts Of two
Institutions for the education Of girls,
Broaddus College and the Clarksburg
Female Seminary. The former OF thebe
was Incorporated about ten years ago, and
built by lint stock company comprising
the principal business men Of the town. II
Is exclusively Baptist school. The man.
agement otthesCho0l has always been good.
and the comm anCement exercises which
took place on Friday night we're quite up
to the average. There we're quite NUN.
Der Of graduates, but II Ia unne ecessaty 10
speak OF these, for "the sweet girl Rradu.
ate" has been discussed In every posBIble
phase, and no doubt will pass Into history
as one Of the distinctive products Of tbs
Nineteenth century. The Clarksburs Fe.
male Seminary has only been es.
tabllHhed about year, is non.sectatian In
character, and Const quently is very popu.
lar. Considering the short time IL has
had ~ gain ioothold its success has
been unusual.
Circuit Court adjourned on Thursday.
During the last few days OF lis session ID.
tense interest was manifested In the sian.
der suit Of the NtWS, edited by Lee Vance,
agalnHt Richards, Of the telegram,
The case was partially tried, but postponed
by Judge Fleming I'LL the nexttefm OF
court. A special term oi court will be held
in September to dispose Oi the criminal
docket. This was done In order that the
entire attention oil tho court al iLs regular
term might be given 10 determining the
famous Ross Fighter will controversy.
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WARRINGTON, b. O., June S,41n The
Senate to-day Mr. Morrill, from the Com.
mittee on Finance reported a bill creating
an Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury.
lie asked immediate consideration Of the
bill In view, lie said, Of the emergency
known to al Senators. On objection by
Mr.. Hoar the bill went on the calendar,
Mr.. HOAr saying II was a bill OF too much
consequence 10 consider on The instant.
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nsnlh a, noi. Hoe.

SEE Yonx, June s.-The cable this
morning brings the tidlnvs from Florence,
ihly, OI The sudden death in that city Of
ycI, Richard NJ. Hoe, Of New York. Mr..
aoa had gone abroad ior rest and pleasure
10 Company with his wife and daughter,
fSnd vas apparently In bis usual good
leAlth when Huddenly stricken down last
evening with heart disease. Mr. Hoe was
ias y senior member Of the ffm Of X, Hoe
SVO. Ills name 10 insepetAbly connect.
W wv, WIN the development Of the printing
P'es' In this county.
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STILL MI. ST. John doesn't tell US why
1. was that in 1884 he confined his mis-.
SiOnary services to doubtful States and de.
clarel that he was in the field to defeat
Blaine, Ia that year Of grace he did not
show up in those Southern States whose
praise ho is singing on the platform,
There are many people who favor prohi.
bition who will continue to decline to go
llr. st, Johns way.
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AScoTcuuAN who is In this country to
locate an iron works, says; "our country ia
a free trade country and we want 1t to
remain free trade. As soon as I locate
here Become proteCtionist." That
Scotchman was caught young. He knows
avood thing when he sees II.
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Ex-senator Henry G. DAVIS at the
head Of the Treasury Department would
be the personiacation Of retributive jus
tics. II was Mr.. Davis who made 30
merry with the Treasury accounts Of Re.
publican administrations. What fun Il
would be to put him on the defensive in
something like the same way.
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VOLUME XXXIY.-.-NUMBER g49.

opinion Of the country. The debate aua.
talned the historic reputation OF the Brit
ish Parliament for lofty oratory which
came to climax on the closing night.
The unity Of the kingdom has been pre-.
served by the first great declaration Of the
British Democracy come n power"
The Chronicle says: 1--WE are left with
q clear issue. This must be taken between
the policy Of Lord Harrington and the
policy Of Mr.. Gladstone, The country
must now decide the question,
The Post, (OOnaervatiyel, says: "The
result remained doubtful to the last
moment. 1t was even feared that Mr..
Glsdstone's eloquent appeal would cause
enough abstentons TO save the BILL"
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BUFFALO, N, Y, June s,-Mr. James
Mooney, ex'President Of the Irish National
League, says; Irish.Amerlcans will be
neither surprised nor disappointed by the
vote on the Home Rule bill, Rather than
have 1t passed by a small msjorlty they
are glad to have the question Of Home
Rule submitted to the country. He ex-
psCls Mr., Gladstone will be restored to
power on this issue by an overwhelming
majority. The duty Of the Irish people Is
clear. They should throw their whole
undivided strength with Gladstone and do
nothing to embarrass him.
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hANhI'oSBuRu, VA, tuue S..-The VII.
ase y oI hawley Springs, Va, was almost
T1 Ig g1pl''ely destroyed by iits this morning.
a SI y, Sae places VI resort with the exception
~ ny Baltimore House we're bufned, The
sS,. ~ Is estimated at $4,000, with an In.
SSSaa SSaCe ol $4,000. The hotels were 10
NA's opened Thursday,
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VIZ submit herewith to the esteemed
R,yllr another Washington special, to
which it is as welcome as 1t has been to
all that have gone before. The Louisville
Coudcr.JourRal special is worthy Of place
in The same frame. g.
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AFTER reading an able series OF articles
in the Louisville Covisr.JOuraGl we have
concluded IN send the detectives in search
Of Democratic harmony, which Is believed
10 have III out for Canada.
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Ma. STANLEY may consider himself in
luck to have had Mr., Goose's resolution
offered aud supported by the lonely eight
who voted for it, They were all OF his own
party, and not the most enlightened men
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tndIo..d Aba,ohl.n Held.

MiLwAuKrE, Wis, June S.--ThlS morn.
Ing forty nine Of the recently arrested
menlndlcledby the grand jury we're before
the Municipal Court, All pleaded not
guilty, and two were held iof trial, bail
ranging from q 900 10 5000,
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who wanted to work, Woods and GAM
BILE were arrested and held for hearing
in $500 bail each.
Warrants are nov out for Campbell and
EberhaTdt. The suits were entered under
section 5,557 Of the laws Of the United
States, which provide that two or more per.
sons who conspire to oppress or threaten
q citizen in the discharge Of his duty or
the pursuit OF business shall be subject on
conviction to a ans OF $1,000 or ten years
imprisonment.
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rhA itnninn RsrAitn.

ToRoSro, June Sin the ttanlan regatta
to-day Lee took first place in the single
scull race, Hanlan second, half q length
before Conley third, and HoBmer fourth.
In the consolation race Hanim won by
about 4 yards, RitS was second, Plalsted
third, Mckay fourth,
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Special Dt1,ditA to M IHteltOa.cs.
wAsHtSaroN, D. O., June SD. Il.
Leonard, r. W. Cumley, Dr. John A.
Campbell, James Divine and DR.. James
y. Reeves, Of Wheeling, are among the ar
rivals to-day,
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SENATOR ERSSA will kindly understand
that the ISTELLlGENCER cannot control the
R.dsa, This newspaper always does the
heat il can for him,
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WIEN the Police aud Fire Board isn't
bang assaulted in one way it catches 1t in
,po,ber, The Indications are that the
p,ouls are strongly with the Board,
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Ms, CLEVELAND deserts the sylVu de-
IipLts Of Deer Park for the giddy Whirl Of
Washington. The President and Dan
Lamont accompany her.
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Of the sblest commander in the world, he
was relieved from the charge OF the other
military departments, it being supposed
that the respective commanders were
competent to direct the operations in their
own department. 70 enable General
Mcclellan to transport his force every
means and power OF the government was
placed at his disposal and unsparingly
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BERLIN, June S.-The infantry regl.
ments at Frankiort.on.the.main are being
drilled 10 the use Of bicycles aud tricyCleB
for military purposes. The men ride the
machines In marching order.