The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-05-30
t,ladstone.s Resignation.

I.oNDoN, May There was cons
Iierabie excitement in the House 81 {,
ommon, yesterday afternoon in cons :.
auence Of the report that Mr.. diad- !,
one has rendered the resignation OF :,
Is government TO the Queen. :,
Miss Folsom pennies the Report: +
BUFFALO, n. Y, May 26.-rhe =
hrnmercIal Advertiser In an editorial c
yesterday says Letters received In ]
his city from Buffalo women now In
Paris, and who have personally seen 3
The young lady whose name has been ,
mentioned as that Of the intended wife
81 President Cleveland, reports that |
the mortified girl positively declares
that she is not to marry Mf. Cleve-
land.
Trouble Appreciated.
PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Gumper'
Bros., cigar manufacturers, Monday
discharged nine cIgar-makers who be-
Iloneed 10 the knights OF Labor pc
because they refused to join the Cigar
Makers International union. The ln-
tternationals require that all packers
Eshaii ION the union before their ems
tp lovers should be allowed the use OF
lthe Information label, and this is the
/ Ara, case y hich has been developed by
III. new movement. Trouble is ap~
lbrehended between the knights and
lInternationais In consequence.
The General Lockout.
New YoRK, May 26.-'i'aa1 general
lockout threatened by the contracting
tsilors association unless about 5Oo
liourneymen who had struck in twenty
ave chops against the task system
should return to work by Sunday, was
!, carried into effect Monday and IN
,Iconsequence about 5000 men anc
women are now idle. As soon as tht
Y workmen learned of the lockout they
locked to the headquarters OF thei
!, executive COMMITTED. They were sen
Ito the Turner hall in East Fourth
street, where meeting was held
Workmen expressed their determine
ltlou not to abandon their delnana 10
: the abolition of task work and tn
. adoption in its place of a weekly wag
- system on a basis of ten hours worl
for Ave days and nine hours on III
:. the sixth.
Z. fsurial Of Mrs. Pcndleton.
1 50. + :
d. NEW York, May 26.-The simpl
Protestant Episcopal service was rea
Il At Zion church over the remains
II Mrs. Alice Pendleton, wife of Unile
Estates Minister George III. Pendleto'
!. who was killed Thursday last while RI
= inr In Central Park. The services we
conducted by Rev. DIR. Tiffany, assls
: ed by Rev. WIN. A. Leonard,
= Washington. The immediate faml
OF Mrs. PeDdleton assembled at Il
residence Of Mr.. Feank X. Pandieto
! and accompanied the remains to q
church, Among the floral offerin
:. were wreath OF red roses at the hei
land. another of white roses at the 10
" ~ the casket and-a cross between Il
two wreatts. There were no pa
~ bearers. While the procession NOV
~ up the aisle tine choir sang "fhy w
Re Done" The casket was made
- solid walnut, covered with black clio
. and had six heavy silver handles.
ample plate on it bore Mrs, Pom
-. leton's name aud date Of birth
= death. Among those present w
- Secretary Of State Bayard, Pendles
Schenck Erastus Corning, Gen. Nc
"s ton. Stanley Matthews and NJ
Noah Hunt, Sehenck, Elliott, Pen
- Teton, Mrs. F. HI. Potter, Major He
~. ard and J.. S. Barton Key. The be
was taken to Woodlawn cemetery
hin temporary interment but final inter
pie emit will be in the old family plot
cir the Cincinnati cemetery.
u0 ..when Greek Meets Turk
~. LONDON, May 26.-Advices recei'
vas here say that severe engagements
taking place on the Greek frontier
hv tween the Turkish and Greek troop
,ors The fighting is intermittent aud
,ho tends along the frontier for dista
-. Of fifteen miles. The heaviest fight
,ha Is at Tiernovo. Many have b
.hal wounded on both sides.
!, - Prime Minister Tricoupis has t
hon araphed to the General in comm'
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