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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
An AmerIoan OpInIon,

BUFFALO, N, ", June o,-Jamcs Mooney,
ex.prosidont OF tho Irish National league,
speaking OF tho defeat Of Gladstonos Homo
Rulc, seld "lam neithor disappointed nor dis
hsartened have faith IN the justice OF the
causo and am quito sure the time has gone
by when Ireland can DO ruled by coercion.
do not believe the people Of Great Britain
can afford 10 keep up policy which is alike
contrary 10 civilization and 10 every law,
human and divine In my opinion Mr. Glad
ptone will be sustained by an overwhelming
yote In an appeal 10 tho people, and Mr., Par
nell's following DO yet further increased 10
p5.n
Mr. Mooney said further that there would
bo no lack Of money 10 back tho Irish people
IN their struggle
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ON tho Way.


PIEDMONT, w, Va, June 0-Leit Deer
Park depot 1850, stopped at Deer Park sta
tion 1889. Quito crowd had gathered at
tho depot The president stepped out on the
rear platform and no and Mrs, Cleveland
shook hands with quito n number Of ladies'
and gentlemen. Among the crowd was the
mayor OF tho village. Tho president rc
marked with smile, III know how that IL,
was once mayor myself" One OF tho ladies
seemed too modest 10 reach up hor hand 10
shake that Of Mrs Cleveland, the latter
gracefully stepped down from the platform
two steps, and extending her hand spoke
heartily.
The president and his wife, Col Lamont
and wife, Mr. Henry John w. Davis,
Stephen b, Elkins and Henry Davis occu.
pied the rear ear on tho trip from Deer Park
10 Piedmont Tho presidential party were
very enthusiastic over the magnificent noun
tains and praised very highly many scenes In
the charming panorama as II passed before
thom.
KEYsER W, Va, Juno Tho presi
Dental train arrived at Piedmont at las
and loft at $3.50 There was not less than |, ,000
people at tho station, They crowded around
tho car while tho brass band blow itself
hoarse Ono Of tho cltlaens said that gen.
tloman would represent them, but tho presi.
dent replied tho cItizons represent thom
selves. A very handsome little boy In hii
fathers arms was carried over hoadh by the
crowd and placed upon tho rear platform,
whore no presented Mrs, Cleveland with q
boquot, which she smilingy received and
shook his hand whom the crowd broke forth
with wild cheers Tho train lcftamidst deaf.
oning hurrahs,
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Juno Tho prosIdon.
tial train arrived at Koysor at o'clock, and
loft at 2;0i Train Master Dunlap WIS hero
relieved by Supervisor French. Engine No,
8l3, engnoman, w, Blackwell fireman, w,
M. Johnson now took tho train. There was
very largo crowd Of people At tho depot,
among thom many ladies, A littlo child was
passed up with bQquot for Mrs, Cleveland,
and the president saidi "How do you do,
little ono,n and 10 another child which was
bashful, "Look up little onon
Ladies' presented Mrs Cleveland with bou'
quets and held chatty conversation with
tho president,
Ono gentleman introduced himself sayingi
~ am sheriff Of tho county, but do not OK
pect 10 follow In your footsteps"
Tho president replied; "Como ahead will
mako way for YOU
The train pulled out amidst groat cheering
and ono man In the crowd held large
American flag which he waved upon tho do
parturo Of tho train Tho train made no gtop
at Cumberland, but pulled slowly through
tho town. The tracks were lined with citi
Gems cheering Justify while tho president
stood on tho roar platform bowling 10 the
multitude
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Throe Thousand ont.

WEST NEWTON Pa, Juno o. Three thou
aand miners arc out on strike at tho seven
pits operated by W. l., Scott n Co, at Scott
bever. These men resumed work three weeks
ago after prolonged strike under n promise
Of pay for all dead work done, Tho discov
cry that they were not being paid for this
class Of work Ia tho occasion for tho strike
A large force Of miners engaged at the Pom.
pylvania Gas companys mines returned to
work this morning after an idlcness Of sls
months, at tho Same rate Of pay they were
receiving before they struck, via nfty-aw
conta nor ton
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ENGLISH POLITICS.

Preparing for tho Eleotlona-Pondleton
Meets His Daughter-Foreign News.
LONDON June SIN anticipation OF tho COR
tain defeat Of the government on the division
for socond readingof the Home Rule bin, and
the equally certain dissolution Of parliament
which viii will follow, great preparations arc
being made for the now elections, The ylgor
with which all parties are pushing forward
the work OF finishing up details, preliminary
10 an appeal 30 the country has increased
ten fold, The Conservatives are largely
yielding places 10 Liberal. Unonist candl-
dates
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GOT ,EM ON THE LIST.
Tho Chicago Anarchists who are Indicted
for Murderw,nd Conspiracy.


for Murdcrp,nd Conspiracy.
CHICAGO, Juno O. Tho list OF persons In
dictod for oilonscs connected with the Hay
markotriot, oroi FOR murdor-Lews Lingg,
two charges, August Spies, Michael Schwab,
Samuel lreldon Albert II Parsons, Adolpb
Fischer George Engel, William Soligor, Ru'
dolph schnaubels, and Oscar W Neobo.
Conspiracy-Christ Spies Lorenzo Her
Manu. BalthaEar Rau, Victor Clormond,
Gruonowuld, Bernhard Schraodor, Gustav
Broitenneldt, Gottfriod Waller, Herman
MuonEonborg Gustav Lohmonn, Otto Leh.
mann William Schubert, John Thiolen, viii
liam Hogemann, Abraham Hermann Peter
Huber, Ernest Huebnor Anton Hirchborger,
August Spies, Michael Schwab, Samuel
Fielden, Albert Il. Parsons, Adoph Fischer,
George Engel, Louis Lingg, William Sellger,
Rudolph Schnaubolt, Oscar W, Noebe, vii
liam T. Snyder, Thomas Brown and Johr
APPEL,
An indictment on another charge was also
returned against Thomas Brown
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A Nowsnnnsr Man Killed.

ST. LOUIS, June o, Tho balcony ON which
woro seated the newspaper mon reporting tho
races al the H. Louis race course fell with a
crash Just as the horses started on on tho llrst
race yesterday Some 0fty reporters and
outsiders had fallen with tho balcony, and
some Of them were buried under tho others
and badly hurt II A, Dyer, for several
years connected with tho Republican, was 80
badly injured that ho diod ut Il o'clock last
night None Of tho others were fatally hurt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
BIG FIRE IN MAINE.
Elevators, Ice Houses and Many Dwelling
Burnod-Loss $3.50, 900.

GARDINER, Me-, June "a most dlsas
trous fire, causing the loss Of nearly $3.50, 900
worth OF property, broke out In an elevator
connected with the ice house Of Bodwell Il
Allen In Plttston. Within fifteen minutes
three buildings were totally destroyed The
flames then crossed tho street 10 two dwell
ings owned by the firm and occupied by soy.
oral tenants, and these also were burned A
sudden change In the wind carried the flames
across the Kennobec, and In few moments
the entire roof OF the South Knickorbocker
Ice house was ablaze
The excitement at this time became intense
AZ In the vicinity OF tho Knickerbockcr houses
were a long line OF ice houses and many fine
residences all OF which were endangered,
Tho fire departments OF Halswell, Gardiner,
South Gardiner aud Augusta were all on.
gagged In fighting the flames which, however
quickly spread from the Knickerbockor
houses 10 tho adjacent buildings known ~
the Marshall house, and before these were
fairly burning II was discovered that tho fro
had recrossod tho rlvJr and attacked tho leo
houses OF Chelsea belonging 10 tho same COM
pany,
Littlo or nothing could bo done toward sav.
ing tho buildings already burning, and tho
efforts OF tho ilremen were directed toward
saving the residences In Farmingdale, Tho
tenement Of Y, G. Broadstroct was gutted.
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I'ound ntur,ia,.d.

SrEuprNyilLr, o., June p,--At MoCoy's
station near Stcubenville, Mrs Nancy Weir
was found dead in her room with her throat
cut from cdr 10 ear and with several knife
wounds on her body and on one hand. Noal
her body lay a penlnife, II IL supposed
that tho Woman was murdered. I'D House.
holder, OF McCoy's, has been arrested at Steu.
bonvile on suspicion OF being the murderer,
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gtruois ar,aao.

SMiru's FrRRy, Pa, juno o,-opcratIons
were resumed at the Smith we'll at George.
town yesterday After running one bic In
the sand the well filled with oil so rapidly
that drilling was suspended and the tools left
In Tho hole During last night the oil over.
flowed, running out over the derrick floor, 10
Ia intended 10 finish tho we'll to-day aud q
good time Ia expected, Experts say II will
DO good for 400 barrels at loaat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
Tho proaldeni,a Teras nrlde.

BAN ANTONIO, Tex, June 0--Annie
Brecn, the wife OF once noted gambler, OF
this city, has been brought here from El Paso
IN an insane condition, caused by domestic
troubles, She imagines she IL the bride of
President Cleveland, and tells hcr friends
how happy sho Ia with hor distinguished hus.
band, and says they are now enjoying the
honeymoon, Mrs, Breon IL woman OF cul.
turs, and bears traces VI former beauty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
PARNELL'S DISCLOSURES.
THE CONSERVATIVES PROMISE A
HOME RULE BILL.

The miniaterialists Frantic with Delight.
shiyering aud stunned-Parn liA Speech
Came Too Lato-It Might Have Saved
the Bill-Peraonal and Political,
LONDON, June 9-Nothing like last nights
excitement has been witnessed In tho house
Of commons for years, The galleries were
crowded and tho floor and lobbies jammed.
Michael Davitt occupied scat In the gallery
and rear him sat Earl Spencer, both OF
whom listened ntently 10 tho speeches for
and against the bin Mr. Goschens rattllng
speech sonsibly impressed tho wayeres until
Mr., Parnell, In his most solemn manner con-
armed what many have long suspected, that
the Conservatives had promised TO introduce
Home Rule bill In order 10 secure tho sup
port OF the Parnellltes at tho last elections.
Lord Randolph Churchill turned In his seat
and glarod at Mr. Parnel as the lattor made
plain tho bargain by which tho Conservatives
had In many constituencies secured tho Co
operation Of the Nationalist, and q number
OF the dissldentS sat mute and visibly shlyered
a. tho disclosure was made.
The Ministerialists were frantic with do
light, and the Conservatives stunned for tho
moment, but after the lattor recovered suf-
ficiently to yell lacohib donialS of the Irish
leaders statement after no had ceased speak
Ing, Tho Conservative leaders held an earn
est conference after Mr.. Parnelra speech,
temporarily negloctlng their dinner for that
purpose,
There la general feeling that Mr.. Parnell
ought 10 have spoken earlier, az he would
undoubtedly have saved tho bill and tho
government by doing 80,
The result OF tho second reading OF tho
Home Rule bin was 81 for, aud $40 against,
which virtually kills tho bill.
The Cable News correspondent at Lisbon
writes that Prince George, tho second son OF
the Prince OF Wales, paid marked court TO
Princess Helene, daughter Of tho Comic do
Paris during the marriage fotos In honor Of
tho union OF tho Duke OF Braganza and
Princess Amelio Tho opinion Is prevalent
In Lisbon court circles that tho prince IN
madly In love with Princess Helene, and
many predict that an effort will be made 10
accomplish their marriage
II IL stated that Madam Christine Mil
son, after hor European tour, which win end
next April, win marry Count Casa Miranda,
formerly departmental secretary at Madrid
under the government OF Canoyas Dol Cas-
tilo.
Mr.. Labouchero assured the Cablo Nowa
correspondent that ho fully expected tho do
feat OF the government, and IA quito recon-
ciled. He feels certain tho Irish question
viii be settled upon a broader and moro
Democratic basis after tho new elections
Tho French Conservative Republicans arc
thrown into despair by the weakness OF NJ
DoI'royoinets government In dealing with
tho ExtromIsls' domand for tho prescription
OF the princes.
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500, 900 ut Martins Ferry.

WHEELING, W, Va, Juno 0,-Tho most
disastrous fire occurring In this vicinity for
four years broke out In tho engine room Of
the Loughlin nail works NJ Martins Ferry,
on the Ohio side OF tho river opposite this
city, The town In which the works are To-
catOd Is totally at the mercy OF fires, having
no fire department aud no water works. and
tho flames spread with great rapldlty until
all the central portion Of the mill embracing
the engine and boiler building, and what Il
known ~ tho old nail factory, containing 100
machines, was In ruins,
The llro extended TO the warehouse, plato
mill, otc,, adjoining, but tho arrival Of por.
tion Of the Wheeling department savol those
buildings The origin OF tho fire IL unknown,
but thoro arc rumos Of incondlarism, and
they takon Into consideration with tho fact
that tho hose was repeatedly cut, have gained
some crodonco The loss will DO 500, 900,
Thoro In 100000 Of insurance on tho works
which arO valued at 1850 600
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a DRAWN BATTLE.
Local option Elections In tho Old North
State.

RALEIGH, N O., June 0-Local option
elections were held NJ many points In the
stato, There was much oxotomont but the
election passed OIL quietly Tho Prohibition.
Ists carried the day at Raleigh by sixty ma.
Iority aud also at tho following places; Con
cord, Oxford Kingston, Henderson, War
renton, Lowisburg, Winston, Salon, Apox,
Beauford and Scaboard. Tho anti.Prohibi
tIonists CARED tho election at Charlotte, Dur
ham, Franklinton, Roadsvillc, Holly Springs,
Morohcad, Ashoville, GoldSDoro, Llttloton
and Statosville,
Tho election was upon tho question OF II.
conso for the sale OF spirltuous liquors. and
goes into effect at onco whore Prohibition
VIVA carriel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
COLUMBUS CHATTER.
Ready for the Quo warranto Casos-o othor
Important News,

Important News,
COLUMBUS, o., Juno 0,-BusInos will bO
brisk In the supreme court this week, Papers
In tho quo wnrranto case are IN and nrgu-
monts viii commence promptly Thursday.
Judge johnson arrived al the Park hotel aud
sat with his brethren In court, llo Is looking
we'll
Tho supreme court overrulod tho motion
for new trial In Bowlings caso aud he will
hang July - ut tho penitontary
Tho olork Of the supreme court to-day Is,
sued subpUnos for the following witnesses 10
appear before tho court next Thursday morn.
ing and givc oral testimony concerning the
senate organizations Senators Pugslcy, Ford
aud Pringlc, Clerks vallandigham and
Trovitt Thursday promises 10 500 trcmon
dous crowd OF Democrats horo, who win
brace up thoir lawyers 10 fight this case
through,
A peculiar ntInatlon has boon made, that
tho court might decide tho board Of affairs
law unconstitutional, but not because OF tho
senatorial reorganization.
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In Dublin.

DUBLIN, Juno o,-Tho defeat Of tho second
reading OF the Home Rule bill In the house OF
commons last night Ia being celebrated with
great enthusiasm throughout north OF Iro.
land to-day In many towns tho oxcltomont
IA lntcnso and regular jubilee Ia boIng hold.
In Belfast Londonderry Lurgan, Armagh
and other towns, bells have boen ringing all
day, and lnnumcrablo bonnroa are burning.
Cannons are also being frod at short inter
walls, and crowds are parading tho streets
singing tho national anthem, "dod savo tho
Queen" In several places tho Catholics
have ovinced their disapproyal by throwing
stones Thus far, however, no outbreaks OF
n aerloua nnturo nro reportad
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sNUBBED.
Tho Preachers Meeting hsuits It's own
Committee In Cincinnati.


Committee In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI June S,-Aftor n spirited do
bate over three hours, the Methodist preach.
ors meeting tabled its committees report rO-
affirming that rho Lovoland Camp Meeting
association under the authority or con-
troll Of the Methodist Episcopal church, and
adopted tho following substitute
"WnERrAs, Certain action OF the preach
erS' meeting has beon 10 construed ~ 20 place
Us In apparent antagonism 10 the Camp Moot
Ing association, therefore,
"RrsoLvgD, That We hereby declare our
confidence In the thorough loyalty OF tho
Cincinnati Camp Meeting association OF the
NJ, u, church, that we heartily commend
aud rejoice In tho advance ground they have
taken for tho sanctity Of tho Sabbath and
wishing them God speed In their work OF
presenting opportunity for the preaching Of
the gospel we pledge 10 thom are prayers and
Intorcst for thnr futuro glccesg "
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RELIC HUNTING VANpALs.
How they Have Deapollod darncid's Tomb.
The Guard TO be Withdrawn.

How they Have Deapoilod OArncld'a Tomb.
The Guard TO be Withdrawn.
CLEVELAND, o., june 8--Acoordlng 10
orders issued some two months ago tho do
tAchmont Of the Twenty.seycnth United
States Infantry, under Liout Clarence Ed.
wards, on duty at tho SchoGcld vault, In
Lakovicw ocmctcry In which James A. Gar.
fields body temporarily rcsh leaves for
Fort Wayne, near Detroit next Monday,
aud IN the future the tomb win have no guard
Whom tho soldiers go the relic huntcn'
chance will begin II Ia hard work 10 keep
piom from the tomb, and shrubbory In tho
Hcinity Ia very acant on account Of their
icprodations Lieut. Edwards saysi aIf the
oaskot IA kept In tho Schoncld vault without
guard the relic hunters viii have Clipped
tho wall away and reached the casket In a
month, They are very persistent and daring.
The grave IA casy Of access, aud thousands Of
visitors are at Il aud the site OF tho now mon.
unient every day.
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An Unsntlafaotory wooInr.

A Clay county man, who was very anxious
10 secure n wife, selected young miss NJ
vermilion who, he thought, would please
him, and wrote her note In which the case
was briefly stated as follows "Dear missi II
you will be my dear wife win be your dear
husband. God bless you' The Response
was far FROM satisfactory. Omaha Herald.
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ch,.,ar ra,h snrlnp Me.tInv.

CiNoiNNAri, June by new arrange.
menta the spring meeting AT Chester Park, al
flrst set for to-day, then declared Off, has
been fixed for next Thursday and Friday,
Thursday there will be 1924 and $3.50 trots
aud OH Friday aSA trot and free for all
pace
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AARpYls EooLHARplNEss.
Forcibly EntcrA u Young Lady's Room TO
Compel Marriage.

TOLEDO, o., June "a. II, Hardy, OF
Lebanon, KY, member Of ono Of tho
woalthlost families In kentucky and grand.
son OF Con, Hardy was arrested upon
charge preferred by Miss Ella DOvocauK, OF
Cleveland Tho young lady charges that
while she was stopping at n leading botol In
tho city, Hardy foroibly entered hOr room
and triod TO induce hor 10 run away with
him and marry him,
Upon her refusal she eays, ho drew pistol
and threatened 10 kill hor, but was driven
from the room by tho hotel portcS Miss
Dcvoreaux IL well connected IN Cleveland no.
ciety, Hardy was sent 10 the work hou,o.
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PARIS, June s,-Prince Jerome Napoleon
has issued manifesto In which ho yoho-
mently protests against the contemplated OK
pusion Of himself, Prince Victor and tho
Count OF Paris and his family, He predicts
that II tho chamber OF deputies persists In its
course II will drive the republic into civil
iVnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
An f,preaa Company I'm Luolt,

LlrTLE Rock, Ark, June s,--A lcttor ro-
coiyed here states that the safe OF the South
ern express company At Mammoth Springs,
Ark, was blown open and robbed OF Ia con.
tents on the night Of the 9th. The ecompany's
loss was small, they having sent the money
away the day previous No clue 10 tho rob
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Enihnr md nnnrhinr.

LONDON June s,-Mr, George H. Pondlo-
ton, United States minister 10 Germany, mot
hip daughter at Liverpool upon her arrival
by the steamer Sevia, aud will proceed d.
rectly with hor 10 Berlin.
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Kicked 20 Death,

BaooKLyN, N Y, Junos, james Benson,
colored, walter IN restaurant NJ Coney
Island was kicked and beaten 10 death by
two men last night, ner West Brighton. A
white man named Stephen Germain was ar.
rested this morning charged with being ops
OF the murderera
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
s.,io,,. rIybt About a Cat.

CLEVELAND, o., June 9.--Iryin Frlck and
Wiley Miller quarrelod over tho possessron OF
CIT, ncar Wooster, o., last night The
former received bullet IN the thigh and the
latters face was Allied with shot Miller 10
dangerously wounded
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Tin and Shnnt Irnn.

BUFFALO, N, ", juno 9,-Tho tin and
sheet Iron factory Of W, A, Case a. Son, near
tho foot OF Washington stroot was completely
destroyed. Tho loss on buildings Is estimated
at $4,000, aud on contonts about tho samo
amount
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I,lnhnrd M. Hoo nnnd.

FLoRrNoE, Italy, Juno o,-Col Richard M.
Hoo, member OF tho firm Of Hoo Il Co.,
printing prces manufacturers Of Now York
city, died horo yesterday afternoon
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MIR, Arthur.

Nrw yonK, June ., s,-lcx.president Arthur
aroe at his usual hour about o'clock In tho
morning, and abe with a good appetite his
breakfast II this afternoon DO lne he viii
tahu n ride n the park
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chair Factory nurnod,

WORCESTER, Mass, June 0,-Hoywood,
Stewart & Co.'S chair factory In Hubbards-
ton, was burned yesterday afternoon Loss
t95, 900, insurance $4,000,
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SLAIN by HIS PLAYMATE.
A Child Of slS Sends u Bullet Through
a....... ,i..,. At. u.....

Chilu OF Sih honuh y uuliot Through
Another Little Ones Breast
AGRoN, o., juno Or ain going 10 shoot
you now called OUT little Howard Rompiss,
aged six, 10 Arthur Adcock, aged four, as tho
two children were playing together,
Tho little Rempiss boy had got his father
revolver and had pointed u at his playmate.
Tho words had scarcely boon spoken whom
the revolver was discharged, tho ball lodging
In tho Adoock childs bosom just below tho
heart lie Is still alive, but physicians have
,.l.,a, ,,.
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HALIFAX, June s-.'rbe steamer Gertrude,
Of Sunderland, ran ashore, Friday night, al
Cape Pine, N j., aud will probably bscoms
total wreck,
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I,eturned 20 Work.

New HAVEN, Conn, June The carriage
body makers strike which has been In pro
gress three nxnths, ended yesterday. All
but fow OF b men returned ~ work on
the old wage
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AI HnlrLtnnllnt Ilnhhnd.

PHILADELPHIA, June or ], Ambrosia,
treasurer of the Second Spiritualist associa
tion reported to the police that he had been
robbed by Ids son of 81 700 belonging 10 tho
association The young man has disappeared.
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