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VOLUME XXXIv.---NUNlBER 247.

the railroad officials, backed by all the
power Of the State, could break up the
district.
Nearly all the business men In the small
Ter cities and towns were members oil the
order, and that gave 1t added strength.
Subscriptions had almost ceased since the
announcement that the strike was off.
'aThsre are nearly two thousand men in
the several States covered by the Gould
system out Of work without the prospect
Of obtaining 1t. 1t is the purpose Of the
managers to starve our men out. The
order everywhere should come out to our
aid.
at not true" continued Mr.. Garry,
"that Martin Irons is ostracizsd by the
members Of the order, Every one under
stands that hs was not responsiblet or
the strike nor its failure, A vote OF the
entire system was taken before the
strike was declared, We are all friendly
to him."
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FoEsoMDALE, N. Y, June 5.--Beniamin 8.
Folsom, couSin Of Mrs. Grover Cleveland,
and tho latter's mother, arrived here this
evening and were warmly welcomed by
Mrs. Frank Folsom, Miss Emma Folsom
and the other members Of Colonel Fol-
aom's household. Mr.. Benjamin Folsom
said toa corresRondent flint nothing would
,bs done ohont ho VII before next Mon.
4lGs Iio drew one lor, Colonel Folsom
dge yO4ilhpo and so lar aB he knew that
Is alIllin eII1lL That will gives TO the
two widows and six grandchildren
each one.eighth Of the estate, and that
would dmake Mrs, Grover Oleveland'ssh
aboi1t S5bu0O.
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GUILTY. I
Maxwell Convicted OF tho Murder Of Q.
Arthur Prcllsr.


Maxwell Convicted of tho Murder of Q.
Arthur ProllOr.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The jury in the Max.
well murder case returned a verdict oi
murder in the frst degree.
The prisoner sat in his accustomed
place between his attorneys, and as the
noon hour approached and no communica.
ton was received from the Jury, his hope
fulnesa seemed to increase, for he knew
thht the longer the Jury should hang, 80
much greater were his chances for a new
trial. When the announcement was
made, however, that the Jury wished to re.
port, he turned nervously in his chair to
scan their CountenanCes. He found no
sign Of encouragement there, and when
the verdict was read his face blanChed
and his eyes sought the floor, where they
remained fixed. Tho foreman read from
a slip Of paper: ave, the Jury, find the
prisoner guilty Of murder In the first do.
gree, as SGT forth In the indictment"
The Jury were polled, and each assented
10 the verdict, after which the Judge dis.
missed them. The prisoner was taken To
his cell where he will await the result oil
a motion for a new trial, which will be
made upon the grounds Of inCompetency
OF the prosecuting witnesses, and errors
in the Judges instructions TO the jury.
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CHARLOTTE, N. O., June O,--A horrible
double murder was committed near Tyfo
shops, Davidson county, last night. While
A. ]. Mcbride and his wife were eating
supper, they were murdered In theiF seats
and the house robbed and burned, TO-
gethef with their bodies. Mi. MCBtlde
gave In his taxes yesterday, and stated
that he had $500 on hand, which is sup.
posed 10 have been tile cause ol the
murder, Alfred Long and Walter Wo.
mack, his brothet.lh.law, both colotGd,
have been arrested on suspicion. Much
excitement and indignation prevail here
over the affair,
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was not in the Chamber, and could not

Mr.. Cockrell could only attribute to that
same generous spirit Of the great war chief
from Kansas this attack upon Commits
missioner Sparks, So far as personalities
in the Senate were concerned, he, (Mr.
OoCkrelD had nothing to do with them.
The Senate Chamber was not the place
for indulging in personal ordinations,
He had asked the Senator from Kansas a
polite question, as he thought such ques-
tons were common occurrences in the de-
bates OF the Senate. The Senator had
made the reply, which the Record would
show, II he was content upon the floor OF
the Senate to give such responses and
place hiuselt in such a position, he (AIr,
Cockrelll would not envy him.
Mr.. Call thought there was no warrant
for this attack upon Commissioner Sparks.
After further debate the resolution OF
Mr., Ingalls, was agreed to.
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STATE OF TRADE,
Condition of business In the Commercial and
Monetary World.

Condition Of business In the Comm srcIAl an
Monetary World.
NV YoRK, June Especial telegram
to Bradstresl's do not show any marke,
Changeas to the condition oil general trad
at the principal Eastern cities, There 1
reported a distinct gain in the distribution
Of Merchandise at these points, also thsrl
is an improved demand for funds, partlcu
larly at the more Western cities named
many going to the interior to pay for pro
duce, Owing to rains In Texas there is q
better iOeling among merchants there, and
At st, Louis there 10 slightly more activity
in some lines, with increased demands
for funds.
A feature OF the week 10 decline in the
volume OF trade in Kansas City and par.
tiCularly at Chicago, where there is also
less request for currency. The New York
stock market has appeared active In
strength, still due to manipulation, There
is a perceptlble gain in the industries.
Pig iron Is well held Tor frat grade, but is
relatively weak for others. Rail mills are
well filled with orders. Anthracite coal Ia
not 80 firm as 1t was quoted week ago.
Petroleum Is still bearlsh, but certificates
continue TO react on the slightest enCour.
agement from the new oil district.
The commission dry goods trade is light
and the lobbing trade Is only moderately
active. The tone OF the market Is better,
stocks are light and prices firm. Wool Is
stronger and less In buyers favor. In
harmony with London and Antwerp ca.
bles, rumors come from Texas OF short
clip and from Cincinnati that the tobacco
area promises to be ten percent below that
OF year ago.
BradiIredS cotton reports point to a
total acreage Of 1884, 800 acres, against
l7,g2O,OOO acres year ago. The stands
and tho prospect Of the crop are less favor.
able than year ago, when they were good,
With wheat, the markets, after Continu.
ing the severe decline Of last week well
into this, switched about and an active
upward movement has been made, scoring
a gain Oi 80 cents from the lowest, and
closing with No. 2 red 81 cents at New
York. Foreign markets have refused to
follow, believing apparently that light
stocks In all leading importing and ex.
porting countries are largely offset by
fair harvest already reaped In India and
prospective large crop here. The good
beet crop reports and q pressure TO sell
cane sugar In London have caused
further Shrlnksge in prices. Speculative
manipulation has advanced coffee quota.
tions cent. Large stocks and large pros.
pectiVe supplies dOpress tea. .---- d.
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GENERAL BEAyER aptly illustrates the
htf question by taking a ton Of the raw
materials Of which iron Is made and esti'
mating them at their value in the ground
nySl,SO. This he carries through the pro-
tesea Of manufacture until the ton Of
ttude materials Is fashioned into needles,
sAtChsprlngs and the like, worth, say
lcC, and probably much more. The
difference between the frst cost and the
lst the element Of labor in countless
btuS, and IL is for this that sound
Amercan policy demands protection.
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WASHINGTON, d. O., June GA largely
attended meeting Of the carpenters and
the bticklayers Unions we're held lasl
night, at which II iB understood The nine
hour proposition submitted by the EN-,
ployers was considered. Nothing definite
could be learned as 10 the action taken
but II Ia said that q proposition will BE-
submitted 10 the employers tomorrow
which II accepted will terminate the lock.
out, II Ia believed that the tnen are will
ing 10 do away with the atnalgamated
system and retain only the Union cards
and II the employers will grant this the
question will soon be adjusted.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, June O.--rhs Grand
'af1, having under consideration the re-
sA' :, labor riots and boycotts, completed
w. NJ laOon to-day and adjourned. Ten adj
GilIlG3aI !. indictments we're presented, max
sI.! ~ we total number seventy, ol which
STISt " lofty are for conspiracy growing oul
i ooycotls. Robert Schllllng, Knights o.
,.iuot 1Vot state Organiser for Wisconsin, wa
iiSS,e1sed n. Y tonight on 5000 balls 900 OF
@' ~ Indictment iot conspiracy, and $4,000
sS.e sS tne indictment for sending threatening
nominations. Ssa! RotLy.two arrests havI
g,,a gv,a made thus far at the instance ol the
lseis@3 la3 Sniy, aud thirty more are 70 be et
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Special Dbpatch 10 ts hlt6lliOttlcer.
CaNBRDdE, o., June O.-Protessor Ed.
ward Orion, who examined the Cam.
briege oil and gas well Saturday, says that
the present developments warrant the
vigorous prosecution Of the oil and gas
enterprises, although the present we'll Is
not success. tis more likely that gas
will be found in paying quantities than
that much oil will be struck, as Gam.
bridge Ia an example Of the rare "arch
stratihCatlon,
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sr. PAUL, June GA Miles City, Mont,
special to the Pioneer Pres, Gays: The
Chsyennea have all gone to Tongue river
where at the mouth OF Cook creek they
are engaged In the barbarous aud bloody
orgies Of the sun dance in which nOviti.
ates become warriors and braves by the
ordeal OF torture.
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THE resolutions adopted at the picnic o
the Amslgamatsd Association will not bt
we'll received by NEessrs. Carlisle, MOrri
son, Hewitt, and gentlemen Of their kid
ney. The men Of the Amalgamated are
solid and strong on the question OF pro
IectiOn-prOteCtion against raw material
finished product and imported labor, ant
they are incontroyertably right. II there
btO be no protection for American pro
ducts there can be none for the skill ant
strength which produce them.
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BEDALiA, No. June 6.-Martln Irons
tool chest, which has been at The Missouri
Pacific shops since the Inauguration Of the
sttike, Wa9 to-day advertised 10 be sold on
Monday neXtto gaLisiy a debt Of a. 30, due
Patrick O'Connof Tor rent. The Chest Was
seized last evening and is now In the
custody Of Constable Uafnes, O'COnnor
Ia the individual who attached portion
Of Irons household goods a few days ago,
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ArLAsr bis American ExCellency sue
cumbs to the reporters. He came down
before they shot, and he did 1t good
nAturedly. And now we may be permit
ted to ask, what was the use olso many
detectives to bark oil the nswspapl pen
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IrLord Salisbury is determined to have
anil with Mr.. Blaine he can be accom-.
modated. But common courtesy to a dis
tnguished subject Of a friendly nation
demands that his lordship be notified to
make the necessary arrangements with his
iavOrite undertaken. Mr.. Blaine Is a
"luVper,"
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rtr,. Uousniar Dinner,

LONDON June 0.-The first Consular
dinner ever held in London was given
here last night at the ST. George club, the
Swiss Consul presiding. Fifty foreign rep.
feBentatiyas were present. Places were
drawn by lot The chief toast was douF
Countries 1.-THE German Consul General
responded 10 the toast 1.-THE MonarChles,"
and MI. Waller, United States Oohsul
General 70 "The Republics" Mr., Pen.
field, the United States Vice Consul Ge
eEAl, was made Secretary and Tfeasufef,
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TnERE is bottom enough in Wheeling to
build new industries on without natural
gn. With the gas the growth ought to
bsmuCh more rapid, 1t will be II every
body takes hold. Boom the old townl
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TnE CommenCemsnta are commencing.
How Joyous life seems, the diploma won,
June roses in their blush and strawberries
@ biz as walnuts selling at three boxes
fora quarter May 1t ever be thus with
tbs dear Young graduates.
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IL Senators Ingalls, and COCkerell are
correctly reported, the Kansas Senator be-
hayed like a hoOr. gentleman will re
fuse TO answer proper question politely
put, and this Is what Senator ingalls, did
adding that the Missouri Senator was mot
gentleman. These ill.bread exhibitions o
a diseased liver are not creditable to &
Senator Of the United States. Mr.. IngallI
knows better and ought to be taught
haitpr
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THAT must have been striking scene
when Mrs. Cleveland was introducing hel
husband Of the press Of the country. Thil
was probably in return for being married
in the groom's house. This Administra
ton Is reversing the natural order o.
thinva.
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Collision Dolwssno noa,nol,o. and orApromo en-

SVhlbluh hboLWeSuOhtuullCh anu Ofhukom On
BELFAST, June G.-The funeral OF Cur.
ran, theyoung man who lost his life by
drowning during the recent Orange.
Catholic riot, took place to-day. The
body wNB followed to the cemetery by a
procession Of 10000 Catholics. A body
Of orangomen pelted stones at them and
the CatholiCsi In retaliation made anassault
on the 0rangemen and drove them away.
A number Of shots were fired, one man
was stabbed and several persons are cut
on the head. Finally the police succeed.
cd In restoring order. The Catholics
smashed the windows OF the Broadway
linen factory. There was some further dis.
turbanCO later In the evening, Philip Rice
q driller, and John Beattie and Alexander
Stewart filters, have been arrested on a
charge ot rioting on Friday and murder.
ing young Curran. James MoAiurray, a
Catholic, has bsen arrested on charge ol
firing a revolver from the funeral process.
Bion to-day.
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In the earlier days We used to hear Of
ulOty.iOur forty or fight" We settled
tho boundary trouble and now we shall
probably be able to settle the Goldfish
r,rJIla
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AyrEs a man has cast a line in Deep
Creek he Ia able to hold his own on the
fisheries question, Our diplomacy dsepens
and hroadens.
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MURDERER MAxwELL's little adventure
in America will cost him his neck, So
SAY twelve good men and true. II there
aver WAS righteous verdict this is one.
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CISciSSArt o., June O.--Eatly this
morning Detective Larry lIasen and tveh.
" armed men loft for Raymond, W. Va,
70 protectIh Tue men In the coal mines there,
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Mr., GLADSTONE may have to dissolve,
but il he does some Tories will go to
Dieces. There are English constituencies
with robust sense OF fair play,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, June O.-Thc Louis.
vile club celebrated iLs return home by
defeating the St. Louis champions before
5000 people. 1locker pitched In his old
time form, and the 81, Louis played a
miserable game and could not hit him.
The gCOre was;
EsasIiiis: 4 fSHii:::: .....:::::: S,..
Earned runs, Louisville, 10. Two base
hits, HeCker, WetflCk, y. Three baso
hits, Strauss, Mack. Passed balls, Cfoss.
Struck out, by HeCker, 2; Fouiz, 4, First
base hits, Louisville, "a; 1t. Louis, s.
Errors, Louisville, 81 81 Louis, 10. Um.
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~wuAr shall we do with CanadaH" asks
an exchange, What is the matter with
our spanking machineG
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Tuv detectives may go home. The re-
Do,ters will take care Of the royal outfit,
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We gravsly suspect ex-senator Davis Of
,,tdpg canned trout on the Presideut's
book.
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MAY the Presidential honeymoon never
hll into "lnnocuous desuetude"-which is
"a much as anybody can wish the loving
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L.DoUcuRRE declares that Chamberlain
lacks judgment. Labouchere is too polite
ocall his brother fool.
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Tux lars! Of the postmasters has called,
Tho day Of rock.ribbsd seclusion Is past,
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Ns. BEgcHER laughs, He thinks it is a
,,od Joke to survive his own death.
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THERE is no use of Lamont hanging
around. Grover has "learped to love an
o,her"
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BROOKLYN, N. u, June O.--rlle Ath-
letics defeated the Brooklyn club at Ridge.
wood Park to-day by the following score
BIDSHi IsHHliEF."....%.J5 f5SS5S
AthletlO tlOs""...."..,, ,"..l o o . 0 o o is
Earned runs, none. First base on balls,
Brooklyn, 9; Athletic, 8. Two base hits,
Stovey, Latkin. Wild pitches, HaFkins,
/ KENNEDY, 1. Passed balls, Robinson,
2. First base hits, brooklyn, 10; Ath.
leLlc, Z. Errors, Brooklyn, II Athletic, l..
LJmpiFe, Kelly.
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The scientiRcsoClalists OF the Red Amer
lean International WorkingmOn's Associa.
ton are, as shown by unmistakeable evil
dence before us, secretly instructing their
ignorant and brutalized followers in the
means Of practically applying dynamite,
how TO seize armories and military stores,
howtopreyent the departure OF troops from
concentrating points, how TO preserve order
In centres Of Instructions, how to impris.
on aud destroy men Of property and in
auenCe. To accomplish this end this
Association instruCts It's members to be
particularly active In labor ORGANIZATIONS.
This red.handed body Of Rssassins has set
tied upon our portion OF the union as the
first point Of attack. They say in
their RcCret circular: 1.-THE Pacific coast
particularly by reason OF It's peculiar
population, Is natural wealth ls such
that few determined men could isolate
1t from the balance OF the world for
months, and the agitation already started
over It's whole area ls peculiarly fitted to
be the first to lead oil In the active work."
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IDLE MEN IN TIiE sournwEsr,
only About Ten Percent Of the late sltik.
era Ut Work.

CLEVELAND, June 5.-J,J. McCany, the
judge.SdvOcate Of District iOi, Martin
Iton'S district, has said that not more than
10 percent Of the strikers had returned TO
work over the whole southwestern system
oi Gould roads. AT Desoto, Mo-, the shops
had not been opened land the O00men were
Idle, He was confident that no power ol
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A SECRET SOCIETY
AMONG Tui woRKrNeMEN
or the Pacific Coast, whose Object is Arson,
Robbery and Murder, and the subvsrSIon
Of Our Governmental Hand of Red.
Handed AsuaSSinu and oopSplratOrs.

SEATTLE, WAsuNeEoN, TY, June o.
Tho United States Grand Jury has found
indictments against ten leaders Of the re-
cent Rnti.Chinese riots in this city, The
iury's report, which was submitted yes
terday, Is an extraordinary document. 1t
alleges that evidence has been laid before
the Grand Jury sufficient to convince
them that there exists throughout the
country a reasonable organization known
as the "Rsd American International
Workingmei's Association" This or
ganization Is described at great length.
Among other things the report says:
This Association with all its branches
is essentially AnarchiCal In theory and
practice. The main articles OF iLs Cresd
are arson, robbery and murder. The pro-.
claimed purpose Is the overthrow of our
government and the erection on It's ruins
Of a sO-Called sociallstic commonwealth.
POLICY or THE ASSOCIATION,
The policy pursued by this Association
Ia to secure control Of all laboring organic.
atious, and particularly OF the Knights Of
Labor, to sec to 1t that the officers OF all
labor organizations are chosen from the
Socialists, to employ every means to pro.
duce discomfort among the people and to
stir up on all occasions and at all timea as
much strife and agitation as possible.
More than year ago the Pacific coast
was selected as the most favorable ground
On which to start movement for the sub.
version OF the government. Last iAll
branches oil this organization were estab.
lshed at Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia and
,ther points on Puget Sound. The agita.
ion oil the Chinese question was To be
made the pretext for the cover Of the
reasonable operations OF the band OF
IciontihC socialists. The labor organiza.
Ions were all through known to
he main body OF the members and
yatematicallyworked to promote the trea.
onable objects and purposes OF tho
scientific socialists. All the disturbances
Ind outrages on Puget Sound for the last
TX months arising from the agitation Of
he Chinese question were really followed,
ncited, guided and produced by this in.
Amous association, whose real aims and
lesigns have been studiously kept from
he knowledge Of tho real workingmen OF
abor organizations.
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A BRISK PASSAGE
IN THE SENATE ON SATURDAY
Between IpEallS and COOhrslI-ThS KAnsA'
Senator becomes Somewhat TSs'y-Phs
Coming Week in OougrOss-soms
Measures to bO Acted Upon,

WAsHISaToN, June 5.-Mr. Ingalls, res
olution offered yesterday, was laid before
the Senate, calling on the Secretary OF the
Interior for information as to the author
ity for the issuance the recent order OF the
Commissioner Of the General Land or
fee, suspending the receipt Of applications
for public lands under the pre.emptory
timber culture and desert lands act.
Mr., ingalls, was glad the frat order had
been revoked, but regretted the statement
of the grounds on which the revocation
had been made, He (Mr, Ingalls) af-
frmsd that no precedent in harmony with
the order OF June would be found in the
Interior Department, The revocation was
right, but the reasons given for the revo-
cation were mot right. The Constitution
Of the United States, Mr., ingalls, contin-
ued, requires the President OF the United
States to take care that the laws were
were faithfully executed. The President
was responsible for the acts Of bis sxscu-
tive officers,
Mr.. Ingalls, was proceeding to read q let
ter addressed, by the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office, 10 the Secretary Of
the Interior, dated May Q, 1885, when Mr.,
CoCkrsll asked what document Mr.. Ingalls,
was going TO read from.
Mr.. Ingalls, replied with tho date Of the
letter and the statement that 1t was from
the Commissioner.
Mr., C0ckrell inquired whether the sena.
tor waA going 10 read from an official doCu-
ment Of the House or Senate.