, 1888-08-23
BT TELEGRAPH.
HARRISON on THE MOVE.

hohlesVilie, Ind, Aug. 81, Gen.
Harrison and party left thi morning
for Toledo where they will arrive az
4:3O p. m At 1890 the train pulisd
into Peru where a crowd Of nsarly a
thousand people greeted the party
1t was with great difficulty that the
general made his way to the depot
where he received the people. The
party were compelled to wait here
nearly an hour and half and after
shaking hands all round, Gen. Hsr-
rison sought retirement of the rail-
road offices.
Peru, Ind, Aug. 2L-The first
demonstration of any kind along the
Harrison route occurred at Kokomo,
fifty miles from Indianapolis, whore
a couple of hundred workmen and
railroad employees had gathered
awaiting his arrival. They chsered
the general and went to the rear
platform and shook hands with hin.
The general made no address.
TO KEEP OUT ITALIANS.
Walla WalIs, W. T., Aug. 21-A
telegram from Passo to-day says
hat an importation OK $50 Italians
from the east is expected on the train
bonnd for RoslyD, TO take the place
of the lsborsrs employed in coal
mines. Three gentlemen. Just from
Roslyn, say the miners ara deter
mined that the Italians shall not dis
place thsm and are arming themselves
for the purpose of keeping out the
| would be invaders. Several detee.
tiyes are here with large number of
men, armed with Winchestsrs, who
will accompany the Italians TO Ros~
lyn.
| TROUBLE PREDICTED.
Halifax, n. S., Ang. 21.-The Her.
aid says. editorially, in regard to the
probable rejection of the fishery
treaty; Canada has no alternative
but to revert to the stipulation of the
convention of 1918. Trouble is sure
to follow. The Gloucester fishermen,
finding the outrageous pretensions
backed by one great political party,
Will contemptuously disregard ouF
fishery laws and regulations. The
Canadian customs and fishery erui-
sers, enforcing the laws and rsguls-
tions, will be brought into unpleasant
relations with Yankee fishermen"
| THE FISHERIES TREATY.
Washington, Aug. 22.-At the
close of Morgan's speech the senate
proceeded to vote on the fisheries
treaty, the first vote being On Glib
sons motion looking either to an
amendment of the treaty or arbitra-
ton. This was rejected by strict
party vote-ayss, 26; nays, 80. The
next vote was on the amendments
offered by Gray to article IL, provid-
ing that Oh all occasions facilities be
accorded United States fishing vss-
sells in Canadian ports for the pur>
chase of casual or needful provisions
and supplies, and this was also re-
jected-yeas, %; nays, 80. The next
vote was cn a resolution OF ratitice-
ton, requiring two-thirds majority.
The resolution was rejectsd-ayss,
2S, nays, 80.
THE WHEAT DEAL.
| San Francisco, Aug. 2L-Whest
options took another jump upward
this morning. Buyer the year closed
at 1.66t, an advance over yesterday
of g cents, while September closed
5s higher at 1-55a-
CONTRACT RENEWED.
San Francisco, Aug. 21.-Priyats
dispatches received this morning
state that the New Zealand parlia-
ment has voted to review the contract
with Spreckles Bros. for M lintainenos
of the steamship line between San
Francisco, New Zealand and Austra-
LA for another year.
BoULANGER TRIUMPHANT.
Paris, Aug. 20.-Boulanger is tri-
umphant in three of his contested
districts-the Nords, Charente and
Somme. His majority in the latter
department is 81. .723. The slectioa
has caused great excitement here.
Boulanger's majorities in the de
partments of Oharente and Nords
are 1900 and 15.S35 respectively.
BARK WRECKED.
San Francisco, Aug. 20.--A dis
dhtch to the Merchants Exchange
this morning says the bark Casssndra
Adams which left here about a week
ago for the Sound for lumber went
ashore on Destruction island of the
coast OF w ashlngton territory and u
a total wreck. Grew saved.
WASHINGTON A STATE.
Washington, Aug 20.-The senate
will, on Wednesday, take up the bill
to make states Of the territories OF
Washington, Montana and North Da-
kota.
| YELLOW FEVER.
Washington, Aug. 20--The Ma
rine hospital service received tsls.
gram from DR.. Wall at Tampa 10.
day stating that an infant died there
yesterday of yellow fever in an ia
footed famsly. The authorities ae
Tampa are cleaning and disinfsctiRg
the house. DR.. Possy. inspector OF
Louisiana board of health, has been
ordered to visit Florida towns and
ascertain their condition.