Evening journal., 1888-06-01
general New. Of the Morning.

Emperor Frederick grows stronger in
health.
Dom Pedro will leave Milan tomorrow
for AK. les Bains
Herr Won Tisza has declared that he did
not intend to be disaRreeable TO France in
his recent speech.
Three men constltutinR the boycott COM
mittee OF their union, In New Haven, Conn.
were found guilty and sentenced for boy
cotting.
The force OF the eastern division Of tho
Pennsylvania r r. Co. Is TO be reduced
and II is thought that about 5000 men out
55, 600 will lose their positions.
General Sherman wasn't at the Decora-
tion Day parade or memorial meeting be-
cause he wasn't invited. Mayor Hewitt
was absent because his name wasn't on bis
tickets.
One hundred Irish farmers, encouraged
by the pepal rescript. have bought turf
from Landlord Husseys bog at Ahabeg, in
county Kerry. Hussey had been rigidly
boycotted for four years
The General NJ. f. Conference, finelly
adjourned yesterday In New York city,
after b5isterous, but ineffective, effort
was made to increase the representation Of
the lay delegates at the expense OF the cler-
icals
Archbishop Ryan yesterday administered
the sacrament Of confirmation to 100 young
men and women In 81. Peters and St
Paul's Catholic Churches 10 Reading. Sew
eral visiting priests were present, aud the
ceremonies were beautiful and impressive
DR.. W. e. Aiken, aged so, was found
dead In his bed In Baltimore yesterday
morning. At the time OF bis death be was
inspector of Illuminating gas under the
city government. DIR. Aiken was for many
years professor Of chemistry Ia the Mary.
land Medical University. an / was univers.
ally respected
At the second day of the United States
Brewers' Convention at st. Paul, Minn +,
yesterday 1t was voted to oppose any at
tempt to reduce wages or hours OF en-
ployes, and not to interfere with the work.
men who desire to orgaHize. A committee
was appointed to consider the matter OF
starting newspaper. The treasurer's re-
port showed S44. As Ia the treasury and
9ll members on the rolls.
Clinton B. Fisk of New Jersey was uomI-
mated last evening by acclamation by the
National prohibition Convention for Presi-
dent at Indianapolis. One OF the features
OF the convention yesterday was the lively
way in waich voluntary contributions OF
cash for campaign purposes poured in. the
1 first being 81 600 from r. T. Stnrtevant o.
I Boston, who afterwards raised his contri
button to twice that sum. Nearly 30,0Ot
was raised in almost as little timeas Il
takes 10 ten it.
One OF tho most successful burglariel
ever committed IN Wichita. Kansas. tool
place Tuesday night. The residence o
Mrs I4eg jerome was entered and aie.O0
worth Of diamonds and other jswelry csr
ried of Tne INN ltes OF the house wer,
chloroformed, and it took the combined
efforts Of several physicians to save th,
life OF one OF Mrs. Jerome's children
There ia no clue to tho thieves. Mru
jerome is the lady who caused consider
able sensation some weeks ago by marry
ing the head waiter In hotel OF Wichita
She is worth $4,000.
John X. Miles, who obtained $4,000 fror
the Pennsylvania Company for Insurancs
on Lives and Granting Anuuities by fore
ing his mothers name 20 a check and the
fed from Philadelphia with Miss Jenni
Corson, daughter or Stillwell F. Corson Q
Ridley Park, early in May. has been locate
in London. He is living there under Oh
name cf ''Dr. Carter of Maryland" az
Miss Corson ia registered as his vii,
Chief Of Detectives Wood will to-day sen
a csblegram to the Chisf Of Detectives G
Scotland Yard TO arrest Miles and defai
Miss Corson until her friends come to tak
, her home.