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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
DESPERATE WOMEN
tises ot.racg tise aosiag ~ frslght
Grsiu ass Gathering tFsu
Nne Igsck

CmeAea Iaue 4-Al lo o.c.aek ihe
salrulns al engine sl the Rae6 Island rai.-
rasd s4s seui % Cummings to ageiapl q
move lte tour ears ls4ded ~lth nails mAos
es las us3 msn. The removal Sas f1e
senisd ia q peaahar way. Women ana
children % The uumhtr oi 200 lae vlyes
aad Families af former empl9ses. assembled
around TIE tefmna, of the railroad tracks
s. atn the easlae approached 4 efe e4s
rash O. where fhe loalel cars sere standing
TIE mothers grouped Ibeir lJile ones along
fha track some distance ahead oi tbe nfsi
fre.eal car and packed them accor1iue so
age along tAe rails ile yoaueest toward lle
appfo4cuins ENGINE. ths mothers anl
grown up daughters taking the reaf
ILe engineer steamed lp siasia
5 short distance bat seeing ihe AVne
breathing obstacle ou tfe track. reversed
aud returned to oouth Ohieaeo lien thr
women dispersed and on taer return 5eefra
and abused iae representative 90 ihe con4.
panY al fhe Rail works gates calling tsem
fhe most UppTohTluus HaInrs The luiiae-
bv their presence prevented violence by ite
in1Q latel women Al O. m. when lut
engine came again, fully two thousand
women an1 children we're GOA ilt uslks
and apparently as determined a. before
Sixty policemen from Hyde Park bad o nls
down meantime. Tie lulen feellus
sure they would not be- c.uuoed.
refused % move, or moved very
slowly when told Told a. do So
and closed up aeain on the
tracks unless absolutely held back by The
officers For some unle great excitement
prevailed The police finally sucoetded 10
getting The women away from the tracks
without resoring to harsh measures. bat
the eatiempt t0m0vethe ears was abandonei
More of The same Kind oi trouble Il expect
Cd tomorrow
Tie Rock Island switching crew refused
% handle the cars. and ON neir return o.
~outa Chicago were promptly discharged.
This Is expected 30 lead "a "a general strike
0f the switchmen OF The Rock Island road
tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
SPEECH BY POWOERLY
He Addresses the Amalga-
mated Assoc. alton.
MEMBERS URGED TO JOIN THE kK GHTS
ne Prom ses the Members OF the As
socla 100 the Hearty sympathy OF
Ms Order Received Win
Enthusiasm.

llrr-acEa. Jaue AT The afternoon ses-
sion of lae Ama samAled Association very
uule business wss trans 4cted outside OF the
adoption of resolution which rendered
goee 0f thanks lo Martin A. Foran. Con-
sressmen from tue Ieenty Second District
of Ohio. Tor his opposite ia Congress 70
Tie Arbitration bill The rest of the after
noon unu. after D m, was taken np with
a speech delivered oy Terrence POwderlv,
General Master WOrsman OF the Knights
90 Labor. in which be advised the A1aiga
led Association Of Iron aud Steel WOrsers
toi3iutne hnights OF Labor. His address Vas
very brief lie said The dav Is coming
when all branches OF labor viii come INTO
closer relations with one another.
am here for the purpose
IL conveying to this convention the friendly
grertnss aud the personal feeling ot the
delegates y lo recently attended the knights
0l Labor convention IN Cleveland. can
assure YOU that as far as | am concerned,
aud think voice the general sentiment of
our BODY. that whether the Amalgamated
Association comes into our order or not the
hand Of - mpathy and encouragement Will
he freely rendered them whenever needed.
Taere has been no step made aud none Will
be- made o. force the association 10 JOIN the
knights or Labor The matter ofJoining as
viii be made optional with yourselves. H.
however, yOur organization should con-
clude 10 form an alliance with the
orier / represent, / promise you
that your order will not only
retain the right 10 govern your own business
ard retain yOur identity. but you will have
the sympathy aud support of every branch
Of labor that zoe, TO make up the great order
of the Knights Of Labor.
Mr. Powderly ; address was received with
enthusiasm by the delegates and at Its close
the speaker enjoyed an ovation OF hand
shaking for several minutes. Mr.. POTderly
will attend the Analgamated A picnic at
Beaver tomorrow
The principal topic of cnnversai N among
the delegates today was the choice OF candi-
dates for general officers. \ move IS on foot
and is heartily supported by a majority OF
the delegates looking 10 the election OF +. }.
Keenev. f0rMerlv Pr-sid ent of the Trades
Assemblies as President of the Amaiga-
mated Association. aud John Cunningham,
of this city, secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
MANNING DID RESIGN.
His Letter of Reslgnation aRd the Presi-
dents Rrply Made Public-The Mat
ter In Ab~yance.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Secretary Man
nings letter of resignation, dated May 70.
and the Presidents reply under date of
June l. we're made public this afternoon.
The Secretary says that his reason for this
decision are both public and personal The
full recovery of his health, and il is not be
fitting that department of the Govern
ment so difficult and SO important as the
Treasury portfolio should be administered
bv a convalescent The President IN reply
earnestly requests the Secretary TO accept a
leave OF absence until the first day OF
October next and asks that final conclusion
upon the acceptance of his resignation may
be deiaved until the effects OF continued rest
and freedom from official care upon Mr..
Manning's condition may be better tested.
The President concludes by hoping that Mr..
Manning will consent TO this suggestion and
trusting that encouraging progress toward
restoration to health may continue.
Secretary Manning, acquiescing IN the
Presidents request to lay aside the Treasury
portfolio and the cares Of office for several
months, will leave Washington tomorrow
for Warm Springs, Bath County, Va, re
manning there for week or two, He will
probably spend the greater part Of the sum
mer farther North.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
GET THERE
A Canadian Vessel : Fruitless
Chase After Americans.
A LAUGHING STOCK Or THE NATIVES.
an Attempt % Ran oo~u American
Vessels be Police Schooner
Scared si the Spectre
81 . Gun.

HulFAA. \ loae The canadian
paliee schooner Houleiis Yesterday chased
several American fishermen oat 81 Causo
strait She eas uW East eaoaea H. caleb
ilem sAs Erred ean e4i 8. IS aoi kaosn
sAeihrg il Nas loaaca of nai The Aulef-
ean crews treated iAs whole shins as q
hase Iaks IAsy lIes fae taan> snt fie8
iaRluE pieces a. lhtf Iell ald alads aa Size
Noise lhss gsa'a fsr taf el loanul af tht
raaa ou shore Lafel thf NoHiele fha,ed
Gloucester setu3ueI aeaF uou faI heEr
uus over nearA tat same course and sas
ssaia auIs1sisa There was something aA
lhe 0lauoesler vessel ihai ls.asei like q cal-
uon aBd tle lioale'fe ala nsl irs llsi .l.il.
ile shore pealae opealt ssmpatAist slfu
iec American fishermen Ties are autfY
slil Tie authorities Ger spaHns iiieir a2sl
trade
paAuAAb Ne. june The following
ls4af sas tudsF rcetifea ts Is ieaaine
shipping trn. irom a Member 81 t.nzress
There is absolutely au huf.t 81 i-e gHferu-
meuts helping lle fishing ialcfest oecre
iafy Bsyara ls ab-uiuieia ooImiliei lo alf
Morrison blN free hsh ann commission.
he serms a. he aucanceruel aaeut fst faie
,f the Aes Eus.and hsh Interests la4s
aas posted uaislde az Tie lru. daar aud
caused - neral oulharsf II Indignation.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
GRAND RAPIDS MICH, SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 8. 1885,
THE BRIDE AND GROOM
Given . Ride sDd = DIuusr ~ senator
Davis "A Amusing t0ctoeut-
Reading th~ Papers.

DEsR PAGk june 4-Ace8rding O. ths
programme outlined oy the lniied Pness
dispatches this ternoou the President ano
aife took luncheon with ex senator Davis.
ii Vest Virginia Nothing elaborate va
attempted ia the s4y of RleIu but goo
sensible mountain meal w4s had snd ap-
pareuty enjoyed by the distinguished
guests While they were al the tAo-s a.
amateur photographer took several scene
oi the Davis cottage aud enaeayored bui
without success. 10 get sitting oi thr
guests. After luncheon the bride ana
groom ia ex Senator Davis open phaeion
Were driven back 10 their cottage " here ihes
spent more than al hour reading over the
different newspapers on their wedding and
saiouu Al Deer PARK. The President b.
said 70 have received some official papvrs
from Washington 20 which be gave
considerable consideration and time Tins
AFTERNOON about 4 % clock the President ano
wife we're taken out 10 ride by eA senator
Davis, the objective point being Mountain
axe and Eagle Mountain. The party Ie-
turned from their drive between 3 and q
o'clock aud found dinner ready for them 10
their cottage 4 liter dinner Tie fresidcni
devoted more time to his mail which cpn-
sisted Of letters from Buffalo. indianapolis
New York. Chicago, Washington and other
points About half-pssI ex- Senator ana
Mrs Davis called and spent an hoar or 50
with the newly married couple. After theiI
departure the cottage was closed for the
night.
An amusing incident occurred at an early
hour TINS evening. \ negro tramp workei
his way up 10 the cottage from the woods
back of the house, and was ABOUT L.
approach H. when one OF the Baltimore &
Ohio officers spied him, and Fastening
toward the man with pair OF nippers IN
his hand, scared the negro half 80 death. tie
begged for mercy and declared he only
wanted To see de President as "he q
heardd, boss was in dat house. Upon
pledging himself 10 quit the premises ne
was released and quickly made Oft
No definite arrangements have Yet been
made by the President for the future, bu
hs is said TO have under consideration a
proposition 10 run up the road as far a.
Cheat river where the scenery Is most
beautiful Should be decide upon this II
is probable he will leave Deer Park on
Monday and return from the Cheat river
direct TO Washington, although he may
decide To extend his trip further.
The church people are counting on the
attendance of the bride and groom IN the
Presbyterian Chapel adjoining the hotel on
Sunday next provided a clergy man can be
obtained.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
SALISBURY ON BLAINE.
His Lordship Makes Reply To the Maios
>tate-inau's Remarks ON
Home ifule.

LoNDoS, June An the House of Lords
this evening. the Marquis If Salisbury de-
nounced in plain and vigorous terms the
language used by Mr.. James G. Blaine III
his recent speech on home rule. who, he
said. was canyassing for the exalted posi-
ton of President of the United States. In
reference to emigration, Mr.. Blaine had en-
lirely misQuOted him. II used 10 be Lord
Salisbury said, an admitted truth that as
sistlng people 10 emigrate from country
where employment was scarce and wages
low 10 a country where they might improve
their condition, was doing benetcent act
There was nothing IN my suggestion APP
proaching an Insult 10 the Irish people ~
said rhe speaker II don't mind Mr..
Blaines abusing me if that Will improve
his prospects, but | DO hope that in the fu-
ture he will quote me correctly if he quotes
me at all
Earl Kimberly replying 10 Lord salisbury
said he thought the language of his Lord
ship speech, which Mr.. Blaine bad quoted,
quite capable of the construction put upon
il by both Mr. Blaine and Mr. Morley.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
A COLLISION.
A Passenger Train Runs into Freight on
th. Baltimore & Ohio near
Baltimore.

BurgosE Nd, June 3 This morning
on ihe Baltimore & Ohio Al CARRIERS sid
iag forty miles from Baltimore the Win
chester passenger train ram into q freight
train rbich vas backing into the siding.
The engineer ao1 fireman IF the passenger
jumped and sawed their lives The psssen-
ger engine sfrncs The coal cars ION the freight
trsiu Flta s1ca force tn8t r8e passengers
were fhr1nn from their seats The engine
Fas iifcaed anl completely wrecked and
tae baggage car 1tdlg spinferel OF the
f-rirht frafn two cars aud tae tender were
demolished and the engine badly damaged
rae auIF person injured Na- "a Mr trnT.
ore ~ fne passencer-. Thn had hs wrist
rlt The crew ~ tHe freight cafm that the
e1. eon ras iae fo tae passenger train s.
atire ahead rf tna
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
DEATH OF DYNAMITE.
A Horse Killed aud Rider Seriously
Injured at the Latonia
Races

CINCINNATI, June AT the Latonia race
track this afternoon the attendance was
fair In the third race Dynamite a three
year-old gelding, was killed by running into
the fence coming around the home stretch.
The rider, George Scott, was thrown about
sixty feet and seriously injured.
The first race was a mile dash with eight
starters HouentOt won; Caih second,
Eager, third. Time, las Second race. one
AMI one eighth mile. six eulries; Grey
cloud scrat he'd. Ieman won, Waukesha.
second; Kansas, third Time. l.59 Third
race. ihree-fourths of mile. fifteen starters.
Revenge in first Fedora, second; Lead,
third. Time, 1.20. Fourth race. five eighths
of a mile, seven starters. Jacobln won.
Donnynrook. second; Linda PAYNE. third.
Time, 1.05 Fifth race, nipple stakes one
and one-fourih mile, four entries. Master
piece won; Boaz, second; LongsiippeT
third. Time. 2lj
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
MORE LIKELY TO PASS.
Gladstone Makes an ImpOr-
tant Explanation.
HIS AKSK.R .R TO Mr. h MY B0ULI0
Voting Tor tie Second Reading OF ths
Home auis Biu Only firms the
Principle G. an irish Par
iiament tor irish
Affairs

LoNneN June Mr. Gladstone ia re-
piy TO aa inquiry by Mr Henry Bolton.
member for North s. pauefas. writes that
ne d Ids t 60 be inalspu@ble indeed e.e
menary. tbAt voting second reading of
the Home Rule bill anlua' only the runci-
pie of ala Irish legislative body % transact
Irish as dlslsncl from Imperial aliairs. The
Government. be says. vii cousiaer au
bold lhemselve, free to accept any pr0ps
ais submitted 10 theul preNlo -
70 the beginning of The autumn
session which shall be eansisien
sth The five main conditions which fheS
'0usider essential to the solution If Tie
lrish question including the matter ~ lhe
attendance oi Irish members iu fhe Hous'
af Commons to transact imperiai business
The Government Mr. Gladstone saYs. Dr. not
only al liberty. bat is ia duty bound "a
consider any such amendments that may
be offered This declaration viii undouhl-
edly decide the course of considerable
number of wavers. and probably secure the
second reading Of Che ball.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
ERLANGER RELEASED.


Abraham Er.anEer the Theatrical manager
convicted ~ assault ard battery vith iuteut
% xii actor George Herber Leonard fucse
Allison today. on mofiau fsr d nee trial.
ST The verdict as.de and discharged tas 10.
fendant on Die rec,enizanoe 49, arIa.ar ~ ben
wanfei The JUDGE said thaf fhe furr
erred DO EiFinE fhs single statement 81
Leonard fae WEIGHT which thcf ought bnf
GO haye attached - it uhen f vas fafIr
coniradlcied Pa si tae other witnesses his
honor thouehf with fbe ttrsafs made hf =
mau uh0 WAS nlariated y 'tr beat lin. once
before in New York and vIfh what occurred
AZ the hotel. thai Erianrer weuIa have hee1
iustiaed even f he bad k'Ilei his assaiiaut
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
The Business situation

NEW York. June Special kilograms To
Bradstrects do notshow any marked changes
as 20 the condition Of general trade, at the
principal eastern cities while the volume
Of business i. somewhat larger it continues
of haud.to-m0uth description. A. Cincin-
natl Omaha. Milwaukee and Louisville
there is reported distinct gain in the dis.
tribution of merchandise aud an improved
demand for funds TO 90 into the interior in
payment for produce. Collstions generally
are slow There Is peTcepubie improve
ment In the industry situation
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

Gang ~ Naysies Ataeksd "a oues az
Island ship Yards aud Haols
Itesfsu ts Them

Br4ssr Jane "A large body II
or4ngemen employed in the eae,n Island
ship wards here made 40 aiiaek on a oom-
paratisely small gang oi naveiss la the em-
pioy 81 the Belfast Hsrb p commissioner.
The naFRies fought dcslsera a.
~ in self defense haf were
over poNere3 bv superior nambsn
aud driven into fbe water ManF of ihem
were severely beaten Elk of fhem being in.
lured so badly ihsl fheF serc taken 80 Ihe
hospital oae of the nafNlrs Is missing.
aud it Is believed be wss drowned The
cause of the assault. 80 ems. j. unknown
bat the -ofangemeu al Ie-e ihaf fht uarfies
had previously atacktd orAnEemen with
oar ANY prosooa'Iun. an8 sag Iht ATTACK
was made in retaliation.
BfLfAsI, Ju4c -iAru There is
grnerai feeling of indignation against the
Ofangemtn who made thc r1uarlif and
unprBNekr1 assault rn q hndF 81 latho.I. ~
tfdav. There sere -tffi uiou iu THE alrHrk-
inl and uulf Toe 500 fhr varfs attacked The
excitement among Catholics iu thc cfR ls
Ners great HUNDREDS 81 60 halic, living ln
town near Beiias. are decking Arre aud ihe
streets are 0'iei pits auer, and excited
men. Toe police armed ia fhs ieefh are
patrolinE he streets and fhe military aHe
confined in their barracks ready to answer
lhe frsi call ihai maY D. made. lfcrY-
body seems impressed RIlh fae fear that "a
repetition oi fiie historical Belfast riots ls
Imminent Thirty Catholics were injured
ano twelve we're taken O. fhe hospital The
deaa body ol Ihf missing lafhuitc has been
recsXercd. ii sas taken from too valer
near the scene ~ ihc fiot ana ,lcutuei g.
that of james turau. Ga vourE nan ls
wears 81 axe ane the Sole suppafa widowed
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
LEFT WITH TIE JURY
THs Arguments if en- sg-t~sIf Csss Ciasfd
500 tsss csss safv.n - fis saff
Awaiting - erefrr

So LecIs No faas -Ia the Mas st.i
iriaI = niriii se-siaa ~ tss ooeu ess be.d
feHrat snd C.fesii ttfurneg Cleeer ooeu-
pied ths fm- up - ESQ 3 m ir e.esinT ~
- preaeeatiar Afef A. Eoftf con
c.ude3 hi. sfeers 80 ifff weff eaotoned
- fhe infst aad urr- Cafr fhef i.lak
-ffass - sesf the las be rfsufa oi the
.HrF aifh far raf.sIrf
IetIs IHnr 1a m The farr In
lae aarvsl e.sf are lafkea SO - tbe
sl.r+f
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

TaRovro. Ont June t-ibe water vas
-ouxb al the afternoon TIE double scu'is,
Hanl.n- lee and Hosmer Mckay started 81
foo r m The other team, Teemer Rs
NOT turning up Afer rounding fte tir-t
buoy Hosuer Mckay sssmped ard Han
ian-I roxed over the course alone bus
The heat was declared ~ becsuse they took
a suooga from another boat a. tHe second
Torn Al beats ars ta % rpwei tomor.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
Ancient and Curious.

WARRINGTON, June A very curious
claim has been received at the Treasury
Department in the shape Of certificate OF
indebtedness. OF the Government 10 John
Yesterday, of Philadelphia dated February
II. 1888. signed by Joseph Nourse, register,
aud bearing interest al six per cent from
December 20 l7sl. Although the certificate
Is for only Sl7 90 the interest due on II
amounts 20 $40. SO making the amount OF
the claim SI27 30 First Comptroller Dur
ham is looking into the matter 10 see II the
claim is valid 20 II may be paid to lesteT-
day's heirs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

PoRrIsvp. Ne. June 4.-The following
published today is a good indication Of the
the feeling here.
~ tbe E3itor # fb> hrg'a About one
wear since my schooner. the Montcra ar
rived At Boston from Westpori. y r.. wifh
a cargo OF lobsters The Csp.sln bad ig
narantiv come eifhout 3 manifest ami 81
c.,sf me $50 vhiie it only cost the owners If
ih., Sisters 81 - for the same ofense, but 3
arm an American citizen. you know
Yours Nv FHFfsTHrH.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
BALL AND BAT.
Detroit aud Washington Tied ia THir-
teen-Ioning tsamr- Philadelphia, New
York and Chicago Winners

BosroN. June President Faden, Of he
Boston Base Ball Cub. when shown The
Philadelphia story that he and Mr.. Lacas
were 10 exchange certain players. said toda,
that il was news o. him. The changes
named would hardly be The ones be should
be likely TO make and thought they must
have or ginaied ia the brain of some ianci-
ful enthusiast ia lhe base ball line.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

tTt-..I,t y " Tf-feFt'' rtftls-
WHITE CLoUD, jane 4.-The forests be-
tween White Cloud and Baldwin, on the
Chicago & West Michigan have been on
fire since Thursday noon. A train of
freight cars, which was switched ON a side
rack. was caught M the flames to-day and
six of the cars we're burned up The others
were rescued and brought down 10 White
Cloud II is not known what the cars con-
tanned and therefore the loss can not be-
eeffrofet
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05


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mediate consumption lsi souilus OF "sh
+ DiAdiers. hsh tongues. cod souhus' iaAe
/ sounds. ush SKINS ana shumpS or other
I shell-u nler sceduie oi provisions
/ lt increases the duly on macAerel from one
/ 70 t~o cents per pound on herring picked
/ or sailed, from oue-haH 10 one cent pc,
j pound, on salmon, pliSlsd ana
/ other usn pioNlel III o3'Iels an"
/ saiied q q sounds from one to Two cents
! per pouna' on ioFelsn -cau1ht Hsn import ed
/ otherWise ihan in odftc's "ue,ue' l'esh'
smoked dried saliei or picAieA not
\ Specially enumeraieh or provided i'f' rom
atty cents o. II oo per Ip0 pounds on
! aucuoFiee aul safulhe7 IN "pAer' iucIea7-'I
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

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ST LOUIS, Mica. June The Detroit
Lansing & Northern and the Saginaw a
Western Railway companies have been
granted an injunction restraining the To
ledo. Ann ArDor aud the Lansing. Adrian.
NJ. Pleasant & Northern companies from
building the line from s. Louis 90 Alma
over the old road6ed Of the Chicago Sa-i-
my { lan4Ia Inc
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

BrFrALo. y y. June f-Col Benjamin
Folsom. cousin of Mrs Grover Cleveland.
and Mrs Oscar Folsom. her mother arrived
here late tonight Mrs Folsom went 90 the
Genesee House. ana tie Colonel sought the
retirement Afforded by be city clubs His
reception was coriisl and liberal
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
Mcn.rrt c..narnn.d

Ws.nryarov. June -P II McGsrrF has
been confirmed postmaster at stanton,
which is n b.F triumph fer Conersssnan
Tim Tsrsnev. vbo hss bad q hsrd aEat
wIh MrIfsrrr eu4uI