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SITUATION AT BRADDOCKS
X. of L. Mon Applying for work-No Fur
tker Trouble Feared.

PrrrsBuRon, Pa, April 25.-The stu
alton at Braddocks continues encour-
aging to the Edgar Thomson Steel
Company. Fully 1900 more men, in.
Guiding a number Of X. Of L., applied for
work this morning, but were not given
employment, as the company is not
ready to increase the force OF workmen.
Superintendent Jones informed the ap-
plicants that Us soon as the repairs
about the mill had been completed they
would be put to work. The mill men who
resumed on Monday were engaged in
getting the different departments in
shape Tor general resumption. Every.
thing is quiet and no trouble is autiCi,
mated, hut the Pinkerton men will remain
On guard for sometime yet. Members oi
the firm say that the threat to call out
the Knights Of Labor coke workers will
have no eject upon the situation, a
nearly all cf the coke used at the Car
negie furnaces is manufactured by mem.
bers Of the Amalgamated Miners Asso,
ciation.
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party had once had political su
premacy from the Potomac TO thu
Rio Grande. It had elected Republican
Governors, State officers and Legisla
lures in every Southern State. 1t haC
had the purse with which to corrupt, the
sword with which to intimidate and the
Republican Congress and President TO
enact and enforce all laws necessary fol
the overthrow Of individual and States
rights, and for the consolidation of its
power. 1t had seized upon the en-
franchised negro aud sought to organize
and hurl him against the peace and Sc
curity OF political and social order, and
for a time, and in many instances, it had
succeeded.
Mr.. Voorhees, proceeded TO speak of the
recent great development OF the South,
and said she was simply rising TO her
manifest destiny. He recited the achieve
ments OF the Democratic party, and as
serted that but for the attitude and in
fluence Of Horatio Seymour, Thomas A.
Hendricks, Allen G. Thurman, William
A. Richardson and their political asso-
ciates and followers during the war, not
only would the Union never have been
restored, but the dearest and most
sacred rights Of American citizenship
would have been swept away in the
storm OF partisan wrath which was most
frequently mistaken for patriotic zeal.
He concluded by saying that the verdict
OF the American people in November
would be that there had been honest,
capable government, and that it should
be continued.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Voorhees,
speech, which WIS delivered with great
power and effect, and was listened to
with interest and attention on both
sides Of the chamber, he was congratu-
lated upon it by his Democratic asso-
,iates. The matter then went over.
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The RmperoT;. CoD,,,,,on

BERLIN, April 25.-This morning.
bulletin says: The Emperor passed q
good night; his fever is lower and his
condition satisfactory. As the con.
dition Of the Emperor changes little
during the day only one bulletin will bC
issued daily until further notice.
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The ..nornl NInen cnpturs.l.

CHICAGO, April Pa dispatch from
Mexico, Mo-. says: Another arrest has
been made in the "royal nine" sensa-
ton and now eleven colored persons, all
suspected Of completely in outlawry are
under arrest. Harrison Walker was ar
rested in Kansas City, and will be
brought to Mexico. In order to hear his
testimony the coroner's jury on the
Apgar case adjourned. The plunder
taken from the robbers den Is on ex-
hibition, and great deal OF property has
been proven and given away.
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Special DipGtehl to he hlieQigAeer.
CRARtEsroS, W. Va, april 25.-Gov.
Wilson pardoned to-day John Heading
ton and William Brown, Of Brooke coun-
ty, sentenced for four years each for cut
ting; also Stephen Otey, sentenced for
one year in the Fayette county Jail for
assault. The petitions were signed by
the judges, prosecuting attorneys, iuries
and others in all the cases.
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Hlrh Iie,p,o d Alierb,py County.

PITrsBuRaI, Pa, April 95.-The
judges in the County License Court
handed down the balance Of their deCis-
ions this evening. In Allegheny rs
saloons wee granted licenses, l45 re-
fused and .Wo held over. Sixteen
wholesale licenses were granted, II re-
fused and -four held over. In Braddock
IL wholesale and retail licenses were
granted and tne held over,
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DETROIT, April 25.-The State conven.
ton Of colored men met at Jackson for
the purpose OF organizing State assO-
citation and considering matters relative
to the coming political campaign. About
fifty delegates were present. Resolutions
were adopted lamenting the death Of
Roscoe C6nkling, endorsing the Blair
educational bill; endorsing the candi-
dacy Of Gen, Russell Alger and une-
quivocally endorsing the Republican
party,
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1naIcted for seIlInr ylrrinIn couron..

HARRrsBURG, Va, April 25.-B. F,
Sullivan, Of this county, agent for James
p. Cooper, representative OF foreign
bondholders OF London, was yesterday
indicted for selling Virginia coupons.
During the term OF the circuit court
here, just adjourned, one hundred snits
against parties for offering coupons IN
payment of State taxes were tried.
Eighty-six judgments were rendered.
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BABIES that are tretful, peevish, cross
or troubled with windy collie, teethfng
pains or stomach disorders can be ne.
lieved at once by using Acker's Baby
Soother, It contains no opium or NOR.
phine, hence II is safe. Price 25 cents,
Sold. by Logan & Co., G. 4. Goetze,
Charles Menkcmiller, 4. b. Burt and
Bowie Bros.
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THE G. A. R. COMMANDER
Welcomed and Ianquetted by .Federals
md Confcderates.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 25.-Com-
mander.in-Chief Rea, OF the G. A. R.,
reached Nashville last night enroute to
Athens, Tenn, to attend the Encamp-
ment OF the Departments OF Tennessee,
Alabama and Georgia. On his arrival
the Washington Light Artillery, which
is not connected with the G. A. R., fired
q salute OF thirteen guns. He delivered
u speech ut the Maxwell House last
night before large assemblage OF citi-
zens and was afterward banquetted,
both Federal and Confederate "eterans
being around the festal board and speak
inU
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Knnnwhn Democrats,
Derial piapateh b ~ Inlellinrnntr.

Special DiPdteh 10 TIE IntelliOenocr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, April 95.-The
Democratic county committee to-day
decided to call District conventions for
May 3 to select delegates to the conven-
ton to select delegates to st. Louis and
the Congressional convention.
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THE sourHERN oUEsrIoy.

Leaving this subject, Mr.. Voorhees,
passed to what he called the campaign
Of political animosity declared against
the people Of the South, their rights,
their security, and their good name,
The especial anger Of Republican leaders,
he said, was excited because the vote oI
the south in q national contest is solid
against their party. Would some one
on the otherside ol the chamber tell him
how the vote Of the South could bt
other than It WasP The Republican
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LONDON, April 25.-The Rio Tinto
Mining Company has declared divi-
dend Of II shillings, instead Of 10 shil-
lings, as was expected. The announce
ment OF the dividend caused a raise in
the price OF Rio Tinto shares.
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DErRoT, April 95.-NIetcalf Bros. &
Co., retail dry goods, have assigned to
Henry Thurber. No statement has q
vet been filed. Mr.. Thurber places the
liabilities at $500, 200 and assets about thu
same,
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SAVE the children. They are especial
" liable to sudden colds, coughs, Group,
whooping cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Renedya positive cure.
1t saves hours OF anxious watching. Sold
by Logan & Co., G. L, Goetze, Charles
Menkemiller, r, B. Burt and Bowie Bros.
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amount Of $500, and equal taxation Of
corporations, and endorse Gov. Beavers
administration.
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1t is inevitable, though, that some
changes will be made. Many olamor for
the relaxing of the rule in regard to pop
ular amusement. The strong point with
these is that Methodist practice along
this line is not in harmony with its pre-
cepts, and that to retain a disciplinary
rule, which is so often disregarded, i
bad policy, especially since, while it re
mains, it places Methodism at disad-
vantage with other denominations. Re
quests for changes in the Itinerant sys.
tenn Of the church are very numerous
among those which are not unlikely tC
prevail being the demand for the exten
sion Of pastoral limits, either uniformly
Of 50 as to meet special cases, aud pro
vision By which Presiding Elders, in
stead Of being appointed % now By
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tions equal in amount 10 thAt from
which they have been exempted by
judicial decisions recently rendered.
Col. Snowden then offered the resolu-
tons passed by the caucus last night,
and they were adopted.
THE PLATFoRN.
The platform submitted to the con-
vention demanded that Congress enact
such laws as shall secure fair elections
for members of Congress and the elect
oral college; denounced the Presidents
message and the wool clause Of the Mills
tariff bill; demanded the passage Of Just
and comprehensive pension bill; con-
demned the action OF the Democrats in
the House in refusing to pass the direct
tax bill; declared in favor OF a true civil
service reform; pledged the Republican
party OF the State to submit the question
OF prohibition to avote OF the people and
endorsed the State administration OF
Governor Beaver.
The convention reconvened ut ESQ.
The committee on permanent organiZa:
ton reported jacob NJ. Campbell, OF
Cambria county, for Permanent Chair
man and a long list Of Vice Presidents.
The report was accepted and Mr.. Camp
bell upon taking the chair made no
speech.
The presenting OF names for the Su-
n eme Judgeship nomination was then
proceeded with, and Col. A. Wilson
Norris presented the name OF Judge
James 4. Mitchell, OF Philadelphia;
George T. Rogers, of Jefferson county,
presented the name OF Chief Justice
Gordon.
S. McSwope, OF Adams, presented the
name OF Judge Wilbur F. l.. Sadler, OF
W. Q. Moreland, Of Ale
gheny, nominated Judge Edwin Henry
Stowe, OF Pittsburgh, and W. NJ. Brown,
Of Lawrence county, nominated John J:
of Beaver. Judge Mitchell
was nominated on the fourth ballot.
Thomas Dolan, of Philadelphia, and
Lewis Pugh, OF Lackawanna were
chosen candidates for Presidential cleo
tors at large, and Senator NJ. $. Quay,
Gen. Daniel II. Hastings, Nelson p.
Reed and Henry W. Oliver were chosen
delegates ut large to the National Con-
vention.
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Bishops, shall be elected by their breth.
rem. Possibly, too, in the same
connection something may be done
by way Of comforting more power upon
the Bishops Cabinet, of which the Pre-
siding Elders form the component parts.
This with view to reducing the power
OF the Bishops in the stationing ot min
isters. Another matter to be considered
and which will probably be decided in
the affirmative, Is that Of extending the
laity by giving them representatives in
the Annual Conferences. Another ques-
ton will be that OF union with other
Methodist churches. There may be no
definite proposition for such union, but
the matter will come up in some form,
and a healthy growth Of sentiment will
be indicated. The Conference will also
complete arrangements for gathering
in this country in 1891 Of representatives
OF all the Methodist churches in the
world, a similar body to the famous
Ecumenical Conference which met in
1881 in London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-15

Lord Wolseiey has stirred up a hornets nest by
Ills declaration that hostile army OF one hun
ared Thousand Isen could take possession Of
Ehgand today, shd the question which agitates
tie breasts OF most British patriots Is whether he
as In dead earnest, or only using a forcble figure
OF speech In order 10 get large military appropri
alion through parliament. AT any rate, it viii
searceiy DO for any outside power 70 make the
experiment with an army OF one hundred thou
sand, or even two hundred thousand men. Lord
"OlseIey may have made as bad a misc llculation
On England the other day he did on Egypt four
years ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-15

DR.. Mackenzie FRANKLY admits that be Is as much
In the dark respecting the precise aiment OF En-
peror Frederick as he ever was. This Is comfort
Ing 10 the public, for they are In the same condi-
ton one clause OF a dispatch from Berlin an
Eounces that the emperor IL experiencing much
dirculty In swallowing. and that his vitality is so
10" that repetition of last years operation for
his relief would undoubtedly prove fatal Another
asserts that he will make journey shortly 10 the
Inundated districts If the doctors are the authors
OF these bulletins. there Is need for other evil
dences that they are Dewlldered In mind about the
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Governor HIN has discovered that his or,clal du-
Ties are TOO pressing To admit OF his going to 81.
LOUIS as delegate from New York state to the
Democrats national convention BY a singular
coincidence this discovery comes hight unon ,hs
heels OF the general demand from the inter,or
counties 70 the state convention In New YORK CITY
that he should under no circumstances be chosen
* a delegate Perhaps IL Is a sign OF the COVER.
nors faithful partsanship that his own desire ana
that OF his brother democrats are In such excellent
accord
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The reason why the Farweil bill should not he
passed unless II Is accompanied by legislation re-
moving the station from the mall, sinking the
tracks. AMI giving the Baltimore and Ohio south
ern connections, is that Its passage removes the
only available means OF bargaining with the Bal
tinOre and Potomac for concessions and the re-
mOyal Of public grievances. II the privileges
given BY this measure once secured, the Balt,.
more and Potomac has nothing furthfr TO ask for
The present, and the only annOyances which II now
suffers VIII be removed The city may then whistle
for relief OF grievances, and the Baltimore and
Ohio for southern connections II the Baltimore
and Potomac can obtain these privileges from Con.
gress without bling required TO make contempo-
raneous concessions 10 the public, IL can be relied
upon TO induce Congress TO Kill proposed supple
mental legislation for the benefit OF Washington
or the other railroad The whole question should
le settled at one time
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The decision OF the supreme Court Of the United
States in reference TO trials without 1ury In The
Police Court will evidently render necessary lep,s
lation BY Congress- either recognizing the Police
Court or providing additional criminal courts To
dispose with jury trials OF the thousands Of
formerly decided without q jury by Judge Smell
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

NOR RENT-PLEAsANT SUMNER RESIDENCE
II IN TenDallytown Road. rooms: large grounds;
view of city. BENZ =. DAVIS.
myl5-3' 1919 street
lroR sALE-NEw SUBURBAN COTTAGE OF SIX
l. r, ons. Nth 1000 feet ground for only a., 100
easy terms. BENZ. Il. DAVIS. 1919 ST. myl5-5t'
IroR sALE-NEM FoUR-RooM FRAME HOUSE
II with one acre of ground or less IL des red, on sth
street road above Brghtwood opposite recenty
bought and suodivideu for sale by Canlero
Ten minutes walk iron 1skoma Station. Terms easy
Apply to LANGDALE. Florist my l..-3t.
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Exal1sH Half HOSP.
HosrEar BARGAINS Fon LADIES.

HosrERY BARGAINS FoR LADIES'
Department near door of No. 1ll7 Pennsylvanis
ave.
$50. QUALITY HOSE FOR ESQ.
LIST. Unblesched Ground with Colored Stripes.
I'd. Black Feet and Ankles. Black Uppers.
Sd. Boot Patterns in Graduated Shapes.
4th. Light Weight, Black and Colors. Split Feet
cFAbove Hose are extra long. full regular made
double and heels: in all the latest shades
SOC QUALITY Isle HOSE 35c.
(Black and colors, split feet improved shape.)
35c. QUALITY BLACK HOSE 200
Money refunded if stain feet clothing)
4SC. QUALITY HOSE FOR 35c.
eleven different styles of stripes ribbed and plan)
CSC. SILK HOSE FOR 75c.
(Black and eleven new beautiful shades)
CHILDREN'S BLACK SILK HOSE
(Split feet 4 to So: Goo. to 9Oc.)
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(See space below.)
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Oun FRIEND
MUST HAVE CAUGHT THE BUFFALO FEVER

Our FRIEND
MUST HAVE CAUGHT THE BUFFALO FEVER
Bison.
- bad word" What IL only half GOOD u, In effect sb-
soluteiy bad. but ~ THEY are among u We MUST
matter courtesy land illustrate cardinal truth
Those who are not for US are against u.s."
when Pfk nR and an Fssa the
on made that esrss ohes oSy
nORAbtE reports % their smployers we infer that
Low sT1NDakb sueh being the case the public 4
large are not expected to place In what
the CLERK or salesman has to say This is surely sui
poy large number OF clerks or sslesmsn A. Tor the
Ten PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
Permit US to say that clerk or salesman. however
pen s HAN
the goods at that price No honest business man could
do more an honest business man could not do less
Of PEoPiE and endssvo Hi to
III: h,Ys
.: Ss ;S SS:st Suit: ssss siasehs. the eli
Il were work Of e seek to establish
TEEN it duty which we owe to
THE PEOPLE
To keep constantly before their minds eye that We
What We
To the thousand. who have tried and proved Us. We
S1' 'A' DON'T WE,
VICTOR z ApLER's
10 TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 10
81? and e29 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ave.
Strictly One Pr1sA
Open Saturday until IL p m myl4
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SUMNER BED CovrR1xos.

SUMNER BED CovrR1xos.
We have greatly enlarged and beautined our
Blanket, Comfort. Quilt, and Bed Linen Depart
ment. on the fourth floor. where We are now
better able than ever before to meet the de-
mands Of our constantly increasing trade
More commodious quarters, and larger and
more attractive stock marked at temptingly low
prices.
As an attraction extraordinary we have con-
cluded to offer the following quantities Of
ALL-LINEN PILLOW CASES
at greatly reduced prices. These were made in
Belfast. Ireland. and are Of pure linen nax.
round cord. soft finished. hemstitched in an ex.
cellent manner. and were good value at their
former prices.
4 psirs, size 22k by 80 inches, from $3.50
to 81.
2 pairs, size 22k by SO inches, from GO to
$3.50.
pairs. size 22k by 80 inches. from s325
tos275
pairs. size e2x by sc inches from $3.50
to 90.
pair. size 22x by 80 inches, from sa75 to
$3.50.
Bed-wear, their durability, GOODNESS, launder-
ing qualities &C., these should meet with .
ready sale.
EXTRA VALUES IN CALIFORNIA BLANKETS.
We are carrying q larger stock of California
summer-weisht Blankets than during any pre-.
cedins season. We call attention to the follow
ing special bargains:
liza White California Summer Blankets lust
cotton enough to prevent anoticeabie shrink
Ing. Worth. Is values 10. g.
ONLY s. so PER PAIR
Fine California Summer Blankets, lust cot.
ton enough in them to make them more durs-
BILE. and launder without shrinking.
Size 104 only "a per pair.
Size ia only $3.50 per pair. =
Size l2-4 only IS. so per pair.
Extra-hne Atwood California Summer
Blankets. splendid quality. and q very desirable
weight for present use.
Size l0-4 only s5 per pair
Size ia only 90 per pair.
Size 12-4 only 81. so per pair
All Of the above enumerated Blankets are
bound singly. two pieces to the pair, thus en-
abling you to use half pair, or pair accord
ing to the state Of the weather. We will sell
half pairs at half Of the above prices.
We have secured few pairs of very handsome
Roman-striped Silk Blankets from Rome, es-
pecially suitable for Lounge and Travelling
Robes. Portierres. Table Covers, &C. cardinal
blue and gold ground shades striped in con-
trasting colors; $3.50 each. Measure 2h by
2 4 yards, are very attractive and delightful to
the touch
Unusually good values are being offered in
Cnb. Cot and Bed Comforts.
Crib. Cot and Bed Spreads
Cotton and Linen Sheets
Cotton and Linen Pillow Cases.
Cotton aud Linen Bolster Cases.
All Of which will be found on our newly
fitted fourth floor. where We have endeavored
to make your shopping comfortable as well as
profitable
Fourth floor; north end)
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP.
Cor. 18th and F sts NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A SITUATION AS cHAMBERMA1D
syeuns scotch Cir, YOU'D assist VIII srS.n
children. Address b G.. 1000 1 St mslS-zr
WANTED-BY REsPEcTABLE Col.okkD NO
w man si,uation cook washer and iroser: OF
house~ork; god rferences. Call at 80 81
WANTED-Ar HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
W Tor COOKS ChameerInsids, waitress LAnnar IS
Butier, sAsrL A COMES. sso ~ ". my Is 81.
WANTED : DICKS AGENCY FoR COOKS
W maids wsitrc~s laundr-ss, sesmstress. nars -,
myl5H.
WANTED-BY An ExPERIFNCED Cook-Posl-
CITY with resfonsi6ie family: soOd pss expected Al
drSss BOX al. Sta. Offce. IT.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
Wa rlsce TO- General Homework in small private
f.mlly' also. ChAmb rwork. AddIsss GENERAL. sar
w chambermsid and wai,ress IN . private family:
Office. N""'''' II.
vANTED-A PLACE AT HOUSE CLEANING OR
w work by the days best Of references; l+ao Ma l.
son ct. NV. IL
WANTEp-BY TWO sIsTERs-sITUATIoNs AS
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on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays It,
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RENTING BUREAU, az 9th st NV. tn r.m. IL
WANTED A SITUATION foR SETTLED
tled woman, white, for general work also white
women 70 out of city cook and chanliern a. 4.
Call for three days at III st. DUNDoHE CO Il
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A PLACE TO
w travel with gentleman. or in . small private
family for the summer. Call write 1857 at. 4
aud p IN. J. C. b myl4-2t'
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kee ers drivers, German farm hand. cites aud
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nNl.-Ot'
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w nurses in the same family. hrst-cass family .
city references willing to travel Call at 1922 18th
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Saturdays at 4 O'Clock. myl2-3t'
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