The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-13
Death Under. the wheels.

NEW ORLEANS, un0 S.-Auo AAs''o"7 ~>o'-N =
ocrat,s Brookhaven special says Hamilton
Moody, formerly mayor Of Beauregard. &c
ciilentally fell between the cars OF the lii
nois Central railroad yesterday morning
and was instantly killed.
Nine Hours q Day.
wAsu1NaToN. June 6.-Largely attend
ed meetings of the Carpenters ana htck
LAYERS 1Jnions were held Monday night,
= witch II is upderstood- the nine hour
proposition submitted by the employers
,vas considered. Nothing definite could De
learned as to the action taken, but it is said
that proposition will be submitted to the
amplovers tomorrow which, If accepted,
will terminate the lockout.
| Another Association.
| Cuc.a,. Juno 9.-The annual session OF
tho American Train Despatcher's Associ-
| alton began here yesterday. Two hundreo
| and fifty members are present. yor
| Harrison welcomed the members to the
! city, President Lynaham OF Corning, NY,
making tho reply in behalf of the associa-
ton. Tho only business of the first session
was the election of new members.
whiskcy Among the Rosin Heels.
RALEIGH, N, e., June 9-Local option
elections were hold Monday at many
!. points in this State. There was much |
excitement but the elections passed off
, quietly. The prohibitionists carried the
day at Raleigh by sixty majority and also
:, at the following places: Concord, OXFORD,
Kingston. Henderson, Warrenton, Louis
: burg, Winston, Salem, Apex, Beaufort
and Seaboard. The antlprohiDitlonists
! carried tho election Mt Charlotte. Durham.
Franklinton. Reid willie. Holly Springs.
a Morehead, Ashevillo, !Goldsborough,
Iittleton and Statesville. The election
n was upon the question of license or no
license Tor the sale of spurious liquors and
e aoes into eff set at once whore prohibition
was carried.
y Home Rule in Ireland.
go New YORK. Juneo.-Patrick Ford. of the
s. irish World, says tho defeat of Gladtone's
home rule measure. although not disap-
pointment, is nevertheless to ~ regretted.
It dims the prospect of q reaSS ustment of
the relation between ireland and England
:, upon b lsis ofjustice and reason, but tho
- hone has not departed. The fight must not
and will not be given up. An appeal to the
u country will have to DO made and the is
/, sue will be home rule.
LONDON, June 9.-There is intense excite
mont throughout the whole country on the
-, outcome of the long parliamentary con-
test. Conservatives and Wings everywhere
-, arc making the day one of jubilee. Al
A'' Belfast. Londonderry, Armaugh and Other
towns tho loyalists have been stoned du
Dr. ring their parades and demonstrations.
u There is the widest enthusiasm among
eh the loyalists in tho north of Ireland Owe
the defeat of tho home rule bill.
u' Tho cabinet nj it's meeting by unan
~, imous vote resolved to appeal TO the coyn
try.
.os The cabinet met at 2 O'Clock yesterda.
evening to consider what action is incum
snt bent on the goser ., NJ e,aS.,ona ros
VI this morning earlier than usual. Durin
" the forenoon he had two hours conferenc
with Earl Roseberry, foreign minister.
movements of Uncle Grover.
DEER PARK, Nd, June9 EARLY yestc,
ws day morning Mr.. John w. Davis VII
for has had charge OF the presidential part.
was notified that president desired to NAL
a ~, the trip to Washington and that he woul
like to have his special follow closely att
s the midnight train, known among raj
W road mon as TIC. An engine was at on
WI ordered from Grafton andthe palace cars
timore and Delaware wore put in readine
VIZ for the reception of the party. VIII
nai caused so sudden an alteration of the phi
is not known as it was thought last mig
law that the bri'le and groom would remain
les, the mountains day or two longer. Sc
Tor Rotary Lamont may haye considered
presence in Washington indispensable a
was work cd upon the feelings of his superi'
but Mr.. Lamont has not shown himself
re- the newspaper men and nothing can
w learned of his completely in the conspira
to cut short tho presidential honeymot
' s"an At half past 10 yesterday morning tho c.
riago was brought to the cottage and
president and Mrs. Cleveland and Secret
nv and Mrs. Lamont started out for dri
10 Thoy went to what isknown as Observatt
Guy hill, about tw, miles from tho exesuti
iuh cottage where n magnificent Wow of
nose Surrounding country is obtained.
slant
fond WEST MONROE DOTS.
IS OF TFRoM oURR OCULAR REPORTER.
that
hers Business was unusually dull in
ORD burg Monday; nothing like it sill
a'a West Monroe became town.
ends
r the The u. Stein, Capt. Il. B. Cryer
y re command, left at late hour Mono
ana evening for the DArhonne Loaf
49, flat.
MS o: Mr.. N. Burgess, of Rusto", was
warm town Monday.
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