, 1889-05-16
rELEaRAPHIC TICKS.

LONDON, May lL-tn an interview
Boulanner said, " the French government
Intended to prolOng ths sitting of the
chamber OF deputies until next year. its
action would be equivalent TO a coup 'Etat
against universal suffrage and 1t would bo
the duty Of every citizen TO rise in oppoei-
tion. He declared he would not be the
last man to rise N case such action Ia
taken.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE president
and party started down the Potomac this
morning and will return Monday after.
noon.
CHICAGO. May 11.-Rev DR.. Driver OF
Portland, Oregon, and Charles Watts,
editor OF Secular Thought, IRE engaged in
o series of interesting discussions in this
city. DR.. Driver Is championin9 the cause
OF christianity and Watts that of Aguos-
ticism.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, May I.-A special from
Maysville. KY, says that the train which
was conveying the famous Libby prison TO
Chicago was wrecked near there this
morning, and the famous building was
strewn in fragments on the track, and the
debris Is being pounced upon and carried
away by relic hunters.
CHICAGO. May ll.-Patrick Ford, aged
80, who three months ago married q
woman aged 23. but who has been separ-
ated from her TOR some time, went to the
house where she was stopping. this morn
ing. and shot and killed her and then
fatally shot himself
KEaPToN PARK. May ll---Royai stakes,
10, 900 sovereigns, won by Duke Of Port
lands colt. Ayrshire; Lord Cathsrp's filly,
Sea Breeze, was second, and Duke Of Port
lands colt. Milanum, third. There were
seven starters.
PITTsBUKG. May 1l.-An explosion OF
fire damp occurred in the Toms Run coal
mines this morning killing four HuUga-
rians. The mines have been closed for
some time and gas had accumulated in the
deserted apartments. This morning four
miners entered the pit to yet some tools.
They carried amps and had hardly gotten
well In the mine when an explosion follow
ed. The miners were horribly manxled and
the damage to the mines was very heavy.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, May IL "A shock
supposed t. be an earthquake was felt at
Annapolis this morning ut 3:45. The
trembling was accompanied by loud
clap, as though something heavy had fall
len on the floors of the houses.
SYDNEY. u. s. W., May 1l.-Dillon.
easy and Esmund, Irish home rule advo-
Gates, have arrived, here. They met with
an enthusiastic reception.
LONDON. May ii The Allen and An
chor lines have yielded TO the demands Of
the striking employees. The other steam
ship companies are expected to follow.
PARIS. May ll,-Ten thousand weavers
in the cotton factories at Thizy have struck.
Fears are entertained that the strike will
extend to Lyons.
BERLIN May 1l.-ln connection with
the great strike in the coal mine regions
the government advises all employers to
consider all the justii BILE complaints and
and warns the strikers that any riotous
| demonstrations will be vigorously sup
pressed. The government has decided
rot to proclaim the mining districts In .
state of seige. The mire owners, in =
meeting at Essen resolved to negotiate
with the strikers.
New YORK, May II l-James ID. Fish,
ex-president OF the Marine National bank,
was released from prison to-day.
FORT ATCHfNsoN, Wis, May 1l-Pro-
perty burned mere to the value of $3.50, 900.