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New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

LEBANON. Penn, June 6.-The works OF
the Pennsylvania Bolt and Nut company,
a LARGEST In the county, were destroyer
by fire this afternoon. Four large bricK ou'iu-
ings we're CONSUMED With all their contents ihe'u'us
large amount of finished stock aud valuable nachnrry
Thc os Il about 900 aud covered Dy INSURANCE.
Aout three hundred and nfty hands are thro"h o"t VI
employment. 49,, i'll,
BALTIMORE June 6.-Fre this afternoon IN the SIN
department Of the dry goods house OF Charles ouo "
sons on HowarsG caused loss estimated at $loooo'
covered Dy Insurance 49,,
MOUNT CARMEL. Penn, June 6.-The breaker Oh the
Aask. Colnery operated by the Philadelphia ana keau-
ing Coal ami Iron Company was destroyei py nre
terdy evening together with the saw-mll and Vau"oo
lumner. Loss 100000.
ApEIpHIA June Ca still OF the Phiadephla ''o'
niup COMPANY Point Breeze. cOnaiuig Slooo parre
o. "white OIL exploded this aftern0ol ali tue ehsfo
contents were CONSUMED with a loss oil S4,ooV'
AssIMITIoY ILL.,, June Ga fire last night desroSeu
five stores Lose, $4,000; insurance unknown.
FoxBoRo Mass, June Ga two-st"ry oui'a'hs W
cupied AS the poor house was burned last eVehns
The inmates thirteen i'll number were saley remo'ou'
The loss is 81, 900. There Is a full Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
MR. BL4INE'S SPEECH IN PORTLAND.

EcxOEs IN TIE sTENOGRAPHERs REPORT COR
RECIED BY THE REV. C. A. MKENNA.
BosroS, June 6 (SpecidD Rev. {. A.
McKeuna who spoke from the sAmo platform with MI
Blaine at Portland last week. says:
Jealous regard for the interests OF tho Irish cause
and dreire to see facts properly represented lead me
10 eorroborate Mr. Bainc's correction OF ths stenog
raphrr. report OF the muchpraised and much-abnsed
address at last Tuesdays monster gathering 10 Port
land WAS very near TO Mr. Blaine during the delivery
of IN. entire address and listened with tho closest at
trntlon | dd not miss Il word VI IT, can testily tha
the slenographIc reporter has made AZ least three
rrrors The irst Is when he says that Mt Blaine
characterized Lord salisbury as impudent insolen'
and brual IL was Lord Salisbury but Lord sails
buIys rp,nedy for IreiaEds greyances hat MT B(Sne
al anaued. Tn. second 10 when he claims that -sir
El.',r used KOsciusko's name. IL was she nano OF
ko.su: IN that Mr. Blame invoked. Ihe thd error 10y
ulsson) is when the steuograpner failed 10 give ANY
mrntluu To King Bomba. to whom Mr. Blaine also Al
luded In his mastery arralgninent OF English puDnc
men OF the Lord Salisbury class and neir loklcaI
me hoda Tho stcnographer seems 10 claim absolute
correctness for report OF Mr. Bianes address, Evt
IDENTITY his claim bear the test OF examination
Inc hest OF the excernco OF Mr. Bianes tuesday
abuse heepcd upon him W the Eng
nan papers and also oy the proEag'sh prose on snis
,de OF tne water IL Ia the wounded bird that nut
ters Mr.. BlAinc's shots tod
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
DAILY ANARCHIST PAPER.

GOOD ADVICE FROM THE "DkLSIK AMERicKY" TO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE PRoLETAR."
The efforts of the Bohemian anti Anarchist
societies have telling this last week that the
Bohemian Anarchists are now making last effort to
stag the current They have determined TO publish the
Prole daily instead of weekly as heretofore In orier
10 raise funds for this purpose about 100 lfavored
Anarchists assembled Yesterday III Neterah Hail. No
3lG East sixty thrdst. K0chnan and Here the editors
OF the P,oledr. addressed the meeting. Enongh money
was ra sed publish the ProetT daily one cigar manu-
facturer subscribing 800. The anti Anarchists were
denounced traitors and detectives The usual Trades
against law and the police were made Captain McCul-
lagh OF the Seventeenth Precinct received the title OF
"Ioafer" McCuagh Kochman AMI Hero saw
agey denounced the Detnik Americky the
Bohemian daily paper, for its vigorous op-
position to Anarchy. The Deink Amoicky
has all along resisted the Anarchists, aud has Oh several
occasions shown up their leaders.
The PrOiear states It'd policy as follows:
Away with tyranny! Away with slavery and capital
iss What We require ana wnai "y Will ma nave arr VII.
edge law government. Tor free, liberated people can
govern themselves without Jails. gallows or pocsmens
clubs The mission of those supposed agents Of law is
pot uphold the law but TO support ol OF thleyish
capitalists such is the Anarchists Catechism Labor
ers do not the angry howlng Of the capitalists and
their underngs confoand you they are thieves Follow
and who deserve tho gsows The biggest thief ia ho
Who not willing TO work himself steals work from other
nenpe aud lives IN luxury AT the expense OF others
who are starving-he VINO denies the people WORK. VINO
robs OF their health and iiie VINO holds them III
| slavery.
The Dein AnaeriLy replies to tho Proiedr and states
the policy of the Bonemans toward tue Anarchists as
follow:
Co YOU followers OF Most, you brainess para
sites OF Spies ana others OF his stump
60 YOU unfortunate Bohemian cgssmakers VINO listen
10 he crazy outcry Herc to the American leo-
pie and proclaim them that you we're adviser 10 pn
poison cigars, to use viirlol and II that suoud
ial to take to the Internal bomb With voice Of thun
der the American people will answer you: =" Never
All you cmiRrited worklngmcn. an you or"tnion ~
labor, advice attain the honor OF cltNrhsnP
first OF all learn from the American worhingmrn al
and you certainly Will never lose BY IT, Do TINS aud
you will conquer.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
pror AT FIrNERAL IN BELFAST.

BELFAST, June 6.-The funeral of Curran'
the Young man lost MS life by drowning IN tho 10
cent Catholic riot. 'ook place to day. Ihe ooHy
was followed to the cemetery by procession OF -oooo
Catholics A crowd OF Orangemen threw S'oues ~ '"o
procession and the Catholics In retaliation maue al
a.s,nlt on the Oraug-men and drove them away.
punber OF sho.s were fired, one man was staoocu anu
several persons were cut on the head. F'haNy INC
poice succeeded in Restoring ORDER The CatnoIcs
smashed the windows OF the Bfoalway Ln,n ~ ~
Tbere wa, svne further disturbance later III the
evening. .t ,l.x,,der
Pnillp Rice "A distier. John Beattie and AIexah'er
stswart Tiers have been arrested on the charge Oh
rntIng on Friday and murder young Curran' james
N,cNurray "A Catholic has be n arrested on the chatso
~ frnv a revolver from funeral procession to-day
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
pOIyGs OF THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION.

The most important business before the
Central Labor Union yesterday debate On the pro-
nosrd admittarce Of the Mutual Musical Protective AS
soclation into the union. At previous meeting the
to he Central Labor Union were about equally
DIVIDED whether 1t should he admitted Chafses
we're made against II. aud tEcy were nnhiy
unt in the hands OF tho Grievance
tommittee. That committee reported favoiaDly upon
The musical union yesterday. but The opposition against
was sui great and NOISY discussion ioiiowed, end
ing laying Of he motion toadhit the apphcAh' oh
the table. -. IN a... q, IN
had coucrded the eght.hour PaD ana IN ~ opy l-o
n,e, are now out on strike The Marble Workers Union
sent 10 an appeal Tor nil who are aialed Win ,ne
1c,,raI Labor Union TO use Oniy m"rpio
tabl. tops having the union laoe,
Tne label was adopted to dstlDsulsh
the unon work from tho contract prison WORK Ia ms
nrsons al Joliet III. and nj Baltimore Ihe lheatr'eai
Procrssy Uuiou, com posed Of empoyes 10 ana around
theatres, was admitted into the Cenuai L~ooi oA'"
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
PROPOSED SILVER COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON. June (Spectdp. Is not
much probability of any legislation on the silver que
ton at this session. Mr.. Allison Mr. Adrch AL" SUMO
other members OF the Senate Finance Committee nave
hesn di.cussne the advtsablty OF reporting bill TO
proyile for a new silver commission. MI James WHO
has given special attention the subject IN the house.
says that he has talked with Mr. Bland In regari 10 IL
and that II the Senate passes such bill 1t VIII not oe
difficult matter to get It through the House M b,
ia mnch essci over the present situation MS a'
ure to yet through coinage b and the dect'he IA & s
YER has CONVINCED him hat something ought TO De
and he seems to regard favoraby the proposition ~
crsote new commission consider the whoe suyoc'.
MIR Allisnn SAYS however that he thinks IT TOO Late IN
the session to bring forwari sucn oi no"' '"' '
matter is still under consideration.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
4 ROCK on WHICH FREE-TRADERS SPLIT

COLUMBIA, S. G., June 6 (SpecidD. D.-Elght
mouths ago the south Carolina Free Trade Association
was organized in Columbia with large nehoersn''
While many OF the association did ne. advocate aoso
,, roe trade they were in favor Of adecided tarla
reform Colonel j. j. Dargan was elected president and
WA, decided to hold Free Trade Convention here III
the early part Of June On March ID Colonel ID 'rgah
delivered an address before the Revenue Reform Cluo
NJ BrooKiyn " Y. taking his subject Paraelisns
OF Negro Slavery and Protection in the United States
III. ,ryumen nj gave shock the friends OF free trade
in this state as he used expressions implyiug that
snuth Carolnians knew negro slavery 10 be a crime
yrnsn they IT, and that the people OF the state
"wrd IL 10 themselves " emphasze their abnorrence OF
that institution Upon Ihe publication OF Colonel Dar-
address many OF the members OF the assoc iaon
SSs,gnsi ana when the meeting called few days
avo tnoss no had been appointed 10 make speeche re
ussd n
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
rryD FOR CARDINAL GIBBONS.

BALTIMORE, June 6 (SpecidD The Catholics
of this city are making u raising the proposoh
fund for the coming Cardinal The expenses attending
elevation to the Cardnalate great and the Archosh
op or Baltimore is poor. Monsignor hcCoigan' VICAR
General OF diocese called together the pastors oi the
various Catholic churches IN this city aud was decueu
that they should make special collections III tner
chr rchrs for fact might become known TO the Ar
bishop, they would start fund In each churcn o
the purpose. Several wealthy Catholics nave sehio'
their intention TO subscribe 81 900 each The conete
gaion Of ST. Paricks Church has 'ntriouteh Sooo a
expects TO make II $1,000 The Catholics OF New-io
ral.ed A fund OF $4,000 Tor Cardinal McClosky IL l.
expected that the Baltimore fund will not DO less 'h
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
ROaRp OF VISITORS TO TIE NAVAL ACADEMY
A.nor1, Md Iuna 6-The ROard of VS.


itots TO the Naval Academy have appointed the follow
ing committees: Condition OF Admission 10 aud Dis
charge from the Academy-Messrs Harmer. Bigeow,
Cameron, Norwood. BedIe, Dickinson; Subjects OF
study and Standard Of scholarsbip-Messrs Wharton,
blackburn, Dawson and Richsrdson sesmanship. Ord
nance and Navlgaton-Messrs Gherardi, Harmer,
Wharton: Dsciplin-, Drill. Practical Exercises. Ad-
and PoliceMcssrs. Dickinson, Gherardi.
Dawson, Steam, Mathematics Pbyslcs ana Mechanics
-Messra Dawson. BgoIow, BuckDurD; Finance and
Ilbrary-Nurwood anu Dickinson. The selection OF an
r.or TO address the graduates on Friday and on the
nu al report left " oominiltee oI WHICH SENATOR
Cameron chairman.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
BOYLE RELEASED ON BAIL.
DOl LIZ hELEh-l-D p-N h+Ai'"
HOW A siIIkEH WAS PREVENTED FROM MAKING
AFFIDAVIT AGAINST HIM.


AFFIDAVIT AGAINST HIM.
When on June John Casey, Joseph Delaney
and ] mes Patterson held III The Harlem Police
Court for trit for uncoupling team from Thirdave
ear AT ccond.s and setting the frightened ami
mals dashing down the avenue. Detective Egan told
Justice German tina Patterson wished TO maze state.
ucnt Patterson said that he lad got into troiblo
only through obeying orders OF the strike leaders,
and others" said he, went 10 the meeting place In
Elghtyseyenth get some money. We dill not get
IT, but instead were told by Master Workman
William f. Boyle to help ourselves 10 pie OF slips
lying on and niuce all the drivers we could
to tie up The slips referred 10 were the Ienced slp
"Houor-today at II a. H." Clerk Hamburger BEGAN
preparing an affidavit. While this was gong on men IN
the audience, prominent among them IaiierSons 3
brother motoning to him at every OF portnnlty
starter tor the Thru Avenue Company. VINO hah hru
all that Patterson had >ald uade complainant nnd
To al aiidtvt IN when Patterson statements
were gwen information ana behei.
Patterson after hesitation. refused 10 sign cor
roborative ali tyir Justice German wrote statenrt
that Paiter Oh refused sign the c0rroD tive al
james p. Graham. Neither Boyle nor Graham
could be found until saturday nlghi, "hch
BOYLE arrested In The hallway OF
No 2G3 Bowerv. meeting OF The Al TX rs was III
progress. Boyle arrasned In the Harlem Police
Court yesterday. The elder Lwyer Ecclrrihe arsuen
that warrant ought not to have been issued on n,
Buyle IN 81 900 for examination Tomorrow AFTERNOON
4 "nliy" WIS found Oh Boyie when he WAS affe>tc1
ana he was. therefore, charged with carving cohcr"rd
ycapnns and German required additional Sccu-
rty Of 800 for les Appearance for xamnation on
the latter charge Frank Clark. builder of no Z3o
asi gave the necessary 12ooO Gu
dollars were found pockets when he was arrested
and this returned 10 him.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
N4RRIFD WHEN ABOUT 10 DIE.

READING. Penn. June & (SpecidD.-Charles
label age twenty three shot by his brother Frank sso
eighteen, who then made desperate attempt al sui
eide died here this afternoon Before his death Charles
label was marreltO Miss salome keeser. age nncteen
To whom he had been engaged and would have Deen
married ia a few weeks. Frank ZaOcl Is In . crica
Iou but his guarded By ofiicrra III pc
lleyed that the reading OF cheap novels turheu ni'
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
VIGILANCE AT THE ARMoRrEs RELAXED.

In the armories of the various regiments OF
the National Guard the precautions taken Saturday
night we're relaxed yesterday when 1t became known
that the tie-up ended. The commandants OF AZ .,
them had taken sUch measures would nave iha"n
possible to hold the buildings against any suhnen on
alsueht Colonel Emmons Clark IN reply TO an in1nIy,
said that would Of course be improper To make
the nature of his preparations hut his nrmory wour
ALWAYS he taken care Of In the 22d Regiment srinoy
officer and from each OF the coinPaher, ~ ~
fatigue uniform, remained on duty until yeslci""J
afternoon and then Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
NEW RAILRoAps II TIE DOMINION.

HALIFAX, June 6 (SpecidD.-Sir GeorAe
stepben, announces that he has completed ARRANGE
m-nts for, he construction of the Short Line Ra|ay
and that by the fa OF 1887 the entire road from Mon
trea to Moreton n b.. connecting with the lnterCoion
ia Railway will be- In running order lhs VIII shorten
, distance wseu Montreal and Halifax by over 200
,n.s fl /. understood that the Dominion Government
viii guarantee the bonds OF the Western Counties h
." 80 IN enable IL TO bnlld tho link between DigDy ana
~yn.Dnls and viii also subsfize the Nictsux and At
iauI,c Railway being constructed by Americans.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
MONDAY, JUNE Z, 1886

An apeal WAS received from locked out taiiors
said that many Of the talors starving aud asKed
all trades unions to assist them.
resolution wss al opted that. largo number OF
foreign. p,uper and unnaturaized persons have Docn
gwen certificates them tO take charge OF steA
boilers. elevators, etc. to tho detriment OF
American l,borcrs aud the safety OF the pubic;
the Central Labor Union protest against this ana can
upon Board OF Aldermen to pass Law prohioitne
ali but American citizens from obtaining those certh
Gates"
The journeymen bakers reported that their strike or
short~r hours had been the success previously re-
ported Whom demand was male for shorter hours TUG
discharged others from the lndepehoeh'
Bakers Union were substituted.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
Masked uIGuwAYMEN ROB A STAGE

VICTORIA, b. c., June GA telegram from
tho mainland states down stage OF the BRUSH COL
umbia Express Company was to-day stoppeu Oh 'ne
Cariboo road by highwaymen. VINO hred shots from
. revolysr and Winchester rifles over the
drivers head When the driver pulled up he was con-
fou.d By three MASKED VINO SEIZED the Treas re
hor hut overlooked "A package containing SlO0uO
IN their hurry. driver was then allowed TO proceed
The amount stolen has not been ascertaned Oncers are
I'm mn suit o rObDrra
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
A GERMAN BARON DIES ~ THE POORHOUSE.
C1rrr1ANn lime & lSnecinN. Baron Con-

CLEVFLAND, JUnt 0 NOVtCHt' Oh OoI-
sanlipe you Z.cha, brOtner-in-law Of tho Prussian
Secretary of state EueDDurg, died last night at the
poorhouse age sky ZAcna the son OF one OF
Germauys Oldest families and as coptainin the Tweth
Unlans served IN the wars OF 1868 and lo7O7l III
1877 he Iost IN, property through dissipation aud the
.,lrget chcanery OF relatives. His vile Obtained
divorce anu to America. arrlvink IN CeVeidh"
s.v.n vrars ago lie Was known and earned bare
nviny by nard work. Last winter he icll ana Droko All
arm Unable to work. he went to tue poorhouse, ana
attacked By bronchitis, died. u3 was 10 nave
gone back TO Europe week. RECOMMENDATION havins
heen ctcd with his friouds
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
KILLED on A SUNDAY EXCURSION

AKRON. ohio. June 6 tSpeciaD.-A shooting
ARRAY took place this afternoon AT summer resort near
here IN whoh Ford Price, Of this city. son Vt leaning
merchant was killed. About 900 knishs OF Labor Vi
this place Cleveland gave sunday excursion to tho
resort carload OF beer preceded thein ana noisy
time wa had Perry Sander. OF this city. aud Price arc
sad to have had trouble. aud Price was shot IN tne
head tho ballet coming from a rifle IN tho hanus OK
sander VINO says that the killing was accidental. As
gave himscif ny, andis now Ia eusIvays