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Evening journal., 1889-06-22
p,t,.burc bank Mon in Trouble.

PrrrsBuRe. June 22-John McMasters,
formerly a teller in the Farmers and Me
chanics' South Side bank, this city, was ar
rested Yesterday charged with completely Ia
eu,bezzling si5g. 600 of the banks funds. He
is now at his home in charge Of two special
officers waiting TO secure bail It is alleged
that he engaged in grain speculation with
the banks funds. ES-Cashier Voight, Of the
same bank, pleaded nolle contendere on the
same charge and was remanded for sentcnae
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Presentation DAY ~ VAC.

NEW HAVEN, June p. Yesterday was pre-
sentation day at Yale. The seniors assembled
in Battle chapel at IL o'clock and listened to
the class poem and the Class oration, sang the
class ode, and listened to the awards Of honor
made by President Dwight The poem was
by Thomas W. Buchanan, Of Albany, Vt,
the Grafton by Herbert Wetmore Wells, Of
Louisville, and the ode by Gordon Branerd,
of Middletown, Conn. In his Grafton Mr..
Wells spoke of intemperance as a greater
curse than immortality.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Rlotlng At Kladno.

VIENNA, June 22.-The rioters. at Kladso
yesterday wrecked the municipal buildings.
including the law courts, and set fire to the
residence Of the director OF tha mines The
director and his family only escaped with
their lives by barricadmg themselves in q
bedroom, whore they were afterwald diseoy-
cred and rescued by the police. Tbs rioters
also set fire 10 the mayors house. AL shops
are closed and panic prevails.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Tho nTnxlm Gun Testea.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June q. The Maxim au-
ton iatio guns, invented by Hiram Maxim,
we % aasted at the naval proving ground
bef ore Lieut. Commanders Maynard and
Da ytoa and Lieut.. KimbalL One of the guns
fire I'D shots in minute, and the other $50
Coz nmodore sickard and the brother Of the
inv entBn were among those present. The
gur,s worked satisfactorily. The Maxim gun
is sed in Germany Russia and France, and
il aimed 70 be superior TO the Gatling gun
in npsi firing
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
noslnn owns Isnnker I'm.

Bosroy, June %. The surprising fact
has leaked out that the city OF Boston is the
owner Of the land on which the Bunker Hill
monument stands. When the trouble arose
over the tablets which the city authorities
wished to erect to commemorate the slam the
mnnument association refused permission.
The citys tablets have therefore been placed
in Winthrop square. In the meantime the
corporation counsel finds that the hill is not
the property OF the association, as has always
been s,ipposed. but is public ground.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Lightning killed Them Both.

CELINA, o., June 22-Robert Howick and
Benjamin Klinger, wealthy and prominent
farmers in Mercer county, were instantly
killed by lightning. When the shower came
up they stepped into the stable near by and
leaned against the doorpost on each side.
There was a flash and the men fell to the
floor without groan or a movement With
in four feet Of them a boy was milking a
COW. The animal was killed, bat the boy
was only stunned
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Cs-nham win 60 over tie rams.

NIAGARA FALL, N. VI, June 2a--Carlisle
D. Graham, who proposes TO eclipse all other
PCS 'foi-nances at the great cataract by going
owe the falls in has barrel shaped boat, says
trat thoattempt will be made on July 1. lie
VI II be accompanied by passenger in the
pe rsor Of Masa Osada, one Of the members Of
ID Cleveland Havsrly minstrel combination.
II q, with his family, are summering here,
a id the offer was accepted. MIR. Grahnm's
blat arrived yesterday from London, Ont
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
That Mysterious wreekage.

BosroN, June 22-While no explanation
can be given Of the light wreckage reported
washed ashore at Nantucket apparently from
the steamers Haytian Republic, Of New Bed
ford, and the Victoria, Of the Anchor line, IT
is not believed here that an accident has hap
pened to either vessel or that they have been
in collision. The Haytian Republic was
spoken May IS, off Pemambuco, all we'll
bound from New York to San Francisco
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Th,nks He Can. beat ONConnor.

LONDON, June 22.-Searle, the Australian
oarsinan, with his backer asd trainer, has
arrived here and begins training next week.
He does not think lightly Of o'Connor, but is
conGdent that he can beat him. He says that
he Is stronger and better now than he ever
xuae baforo
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Gnrnrnor inv seeretary IsesIgns.

ALBANY, June 22.-Col. William G. Rice,
Governor HilPs private secretary, has re-
signed, having been chosen a director and
first vice president AID treasurer Of the Con-
solidated Car Heating company, organized
some weeks ago by New York, Chicago, De
troit, Albany and Portland capitalists The
consolidation has capital Of sa,50O,OO0
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
An AmerIcan grhooper Tired on

NIN BEDFORD Mass, June 90. = The
schooner Baltic, Of Provincetown, just home
froma whaling voyage, reports that while
in SANTANA bay, in May, she was fired on by
peety OF Haytien soldiers, but no one was
hurt The captain was unable 20 got any
satisfaction, and reports thnt tie authorities
seem unable TO enforce discipline. He will
refar the matter 10 Washington.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
..neh -. nril.n Mm snInr

WIIKEsBARRE, Pa, June 22-Governnr
Beaver will not interfere in the case Of Red
Nose Mike, the murderer Of Paymasters,Mc-
Cura and Flanagan. The condemned man
will be hanged Tuesday. His aged mother
mada last appeal to the governor gaster-
dav. but without avail.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
a New jersey EIopement.

ELIZABETH, n. l., June Y Ella Reeve,
a pretty girl Of II years, daughter q
Samuel Reeve, Of Washington avenue has
fled from her home with J. $, Hoffman, %
years old. Hoffman is the advance agent for
Rehan's Comedy company. The eloping
couple are now stopping at q Philadelphia
hotel. Miss Reeve has written TO har mother
and says Agent Hoffman tells her they will
he married.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Perslon IA AfrnId.

LONDON, June % 1T is stated by The Pail
Mall Gazatte that Mgr Persico. who last
year visited Ireland and reported the result
of his Investigations 10 the pope, stated in
his report that he feared to return to Ireland,
as he had proofs that the NationGlists would
ATTEMPT TO XII him.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
A NEGRO LuNATIc.
He Attempted 10 Assault white Woman
at Her Home.

He Attempted to Assault "a White Woman
at Her Home.
COLUMBIA. S. C.s June -. "A negro named
Andy Caldwell attempted to rayish Mrs.
Beekham, respectable woman, at her home
rear Ridgewater, s G. Mrs. ekham's
daughter tried TO shoot the negro, but her
gun failed 10 fire. The negro took the gun
from the girl and shot her in the leg.
He then went TO Ridgewater and created a
disturbance In store, when the proprietor
sAot at him and he ran away. In the mean
time 1t had been learned that the negro was
an escaped lunatic The sheriff finally cap
tured him and placed him in charge OF a
guard frrm the State Lunatic asylum, who
started for Columbia with him.
When near Rockton the PARTY was sur
prised by a body Of forty armed men, who
took Caldwell into the woods and shot him to
dpqtitt
Evening journal., 1889-06-22

WASHINGTON, June % "A the final session
Of the convention Of the Patriotic Sons Of
America, a resolution was adopted author
izing the appointment Of committee 70
frame bills to be presented to congress, pro-
viding for better immigration laws. The
convention adjourned TO meet in Boston on
the first Tuesday OF October, 1890
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
chinese Ilnllrnnds.

4 SHANGHAI, June Lii Hung Chang has
accepted the control Of raiwaysin the north
Of China and it is proposed that Chan Chi
Tung shall nave control in tho. south. II is
stated that tenders will soon he invited for
the construction Of a railway from Pekin to
Hankow Ihn government appears TO mean
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
IslectrIe Storm y IninoIs.

DANvILLE, / ls, June 2s.-The most severe
electric storm Of the season visited this, sec
ton Of the state Thursday night. The housa
Of Fred Magnus was struck by lightning and
burned The family had a narrow eseapa
from death At Decatur five houses were
struck by lightning inside Of two hours The
low lands are flooded and much damage has
resulted. At Atwood a water spout burst
and the streets were flooded to the depth OF
"a y inches
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
a New Narlr snlcllr.

NEW YoRK, june %. An unknown man
committed suicide yesterday near the corner
Of Two Hundred ana First street and Eleventh
avenue His clothing was marked 'R C.p
and a card in his coat pocket bore the name
Of Richard Colligan, care Of Jurcue, sS La
sale street, Chicago. In the mans hand was
held a revolver.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
HELP WANTED.

DIVE SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS MEN TO
I canvass and collect for the Prudential
Life Insurance Co. Reference and bond re-
quired. Apply 70 y. Il. SPECHT, Rooms 2
and Exchange Building, Seventh and Mar
ket streets, Wilmington, Del.
GOOD BOY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE
NJ at Barber Business or one TO learn the
trade. Apply to WM. b. WARNER. Twelfth
and Heald streets.
GOOD COOK FOR RESTAURANT; REF
VI erence No. East Front street.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Thn nnmnred Cnnatollntlnn.

NoHEoLR, Va, June 22.--lt viii be about
si1 weeks before the repairs TO tho Constella-
tion are completed A new keel will have TO
baput in, and IN the meantimo tho naval
cadets on board win be sent 10 Annapolis and
their summer cruise will bo a short one The
apurt of inquiry is taking testimony IN regard
q the stranding Of the Constellation
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
More Consular Appointments.

WASHINGTON, June %. Tho president yes
torday afternoon made the following con-
sllar appointments: Horace Greeley Knowles,
of Delaware, United States consul at Bor.
deaux Frank Mason, of Ohio consul gen.
eral at Frankfort Charles B. Trail, Of New
Orleans, consll at Marseilles.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Three nIe.i nt sea

HIsHI4AND LIGHT, Mass, June 22.-lha
bark samar, Capt. Emery, at this port from
Tamatave, had three men die on the passage.
Agents. Of the vessel state that the illness was
wnati j. known in southern ATTITUDES as berl
beri Il resembles dropey aud scm'vy and is
mcurable, but is said not to be contagious.
Three men who hnd the disease wcra left at
Bermuda, and three others died on tho voy-
ana
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Tho s.. PauI "Kid" vIetor,ous

BUmALo, June %. "A prize fight took
plnoe at a Walden avenue resort yesterday,
tlepfincipals being Dan Graham, OF Buffalo,
and jim Knuard, the ST. Paul ''fSid.n Two
ounce gloves we're used Kinnard defeated
Graham in tho thirteenth round. The fight
lasted one hour and was for thagate receipts,
which amounted to $500
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
nrotestlnc Arnlnst Egant. Appolntm.

BosToN, June - The National British
American association at ts.final session yes
tarday passed a resolution protesting against
the appointment and confirmation Of Patrick
7 Eghn as minister to Chill Officers were
! elected for tho ensuing yearand adjournment
was made 10 the third Tuesday in June next
at Syracuse, ". ".
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
I,illnh ~ r.inl,tnInr.

ROCHESTER, June PA Brockport dis
patch to The Herald says: Yesterday morn
ing Frank Lsvsrenz well-to-do farmer re-
siding in Haallin, was struck BY lightning
and instantly kiled. lis son, who was
walking bc>ile him, was stunned, tut not
seriously jared.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Ipdicnant TIungariaas.

New YoRK, June % AT meeting Of
1900 arian-American citizens last night
resolutiors were adopted that the stories Of
Hungarian atrocities at Johnstown had been
proven false, and calling on the press to re-
tract the ISLANDERS upon law abid ng element
Of the people.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
~. Ar,n,..h omolals ResponsIl,le.

LONDON, june % The coroners jury in
vestigating the circumstances connected with
the recent sEightful railway disaster near
Armagh have brought ia a verdict holding
five OF the officials OF the railway responsible
for the loss Of life and charging them with
l..
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Amounted TO cadetships.

WASHINGTON, June 22-The first appoint
ments to cadetships at the Military academy,
for the class of 1894, have been made. Wei.
stsr Forshey Moore, of Cincinnati, o., and
1ts,hael Slattery, of Otsego, Wis, are the
luckv young men.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22

Cameron, who was
stricken with par
alysis al his home
in this place Thurs
day, is believed 70
lie sinking, and the
descent of the
death angel may
occur at any min
ute. Mr.. McVeagh
has expressed the
belief that the
stricken ex.secre-
tary of war can
not possibly sur
vive the day. AT
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
80 onorntIrea. Is strlIse.

NORM ADAMS, Mass, June p There is a
strike Of stitcheis, cutters and lasters at the
Sampson she's factory here, and the shop has
shut down. 1t is feaFad that the strike will
become general among all the shops here.
Wages we're reduced last winter, and the
men demand new schedule. The shops
have lnrge ORDERS
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
cuba Not for sale.

MADRID. June I'm the oortes yesterday
Senor Becerra, minister of the colonies, re-
affirmed that the United States government
had made a proposition relative 20 the pur-
chase Of Cuba. He added that no proposal
looking 70 tho sale Of the island would be en-
tertained by the Spanish government.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Twenty Dollars Conscience Money.

WASHINGTON, jane ga conscience con-
tribetion OF $50 was received at the post
Office department The writer stated that he
had used canceicd stamps to that amount
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
NOTICES.

GRAND OPENING AT CHRISTIANA
VI Dancing Pavilion, Wednesday evening,
June II, and continue every Wednesday and
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF ICE.
After Sunday next. . instant, there will
positively be no deliveries of ice by any of the
Undersigned on Sundays This action is not
only in accordance with law, but in the line of
humanity to our men and horses.
CHARLES WARNER COMPANY.
COLD SPRING ICE AND COAL co.
KENNEBECl 'E AND COAL co.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
There will be an examination of teachers
for second and third grade in
NO ]. SCHOOL HOUSE,
on Saturday June 20.
HERMAN BESSEY,
County superintendent of schools.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
Tba Ilonlnnrer Investigation.

PARIS. June 22.-The inquiry into the
charges against Gen. Boulanger has been
ended by the senate committee, and ell the
documents in the case have been sent to the
piblic prosecutor.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
nIr. Mhltner suceessfuI.

BELMONT, 5uae p The jury in the divorce
preceding hroaght by Z. 5. Whitney, Of
belmont, against bis wife and correspondent,
Ira H. Meyers, aavs brought IN verdict for
the plaiatltf
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
BOSTON'S DEADLY FIRE.
Heyer Bros Fireworks Fac
tory Burned.
FIVE KILLED, THREE WOUNDED.

Details Of Horrible Holocaust at the
Hnb-ssveraI Men Junped and Were
Killed az Fatally IhIared-A Fireworks
Pandemonium.
BosToN, Jnne GA disastrous fire. 40
c0mpanied by loss Of life, occurred last evens
ing Iva the fireworks establishment of Heyer
Brothers, eorner of Summer and Hawley
streets. Five dead bodies have been taken
from the ruins, and three persons are known
to he fatally injwred. II Is feared that there
may be more vic inns among the debris The
building was occupied on the ground floor by
G. X Browning, milliner ana ON the three
upper hoors by Teyer Brothers, dealers in
fancy goodk and fireworks. Asalesmnn dis
covered tho fire on She second door shortly
after 5 oclosk.
A Fireworks PandemouiUnn
The flames spread rapidly, cutting OF the
escape Of several men in the upper stories,
aRd inative mnutes the dense srsal1e and al
nIust incessnns discharge OF fireworks made
in the budding a perfect pandeulonium for
these confined within It's walls Edward
Heyer, one Of the firm, was nearlyoveroomo
by smoke He managed to climb to an ad join
ing building however, and escaped anhurt
Three Men Jumped.
Charles ALBERT Gage, aged 20, droppor
from the third story window and broke his
neck Charles H. Callahan, Of No. fB6 chel-
sea street, HAst Boston, and Thomas Paine,
packers, who wers working on the fourth
floor, jumped from a window Ia their fright
Paine was instantly killed, and Callahan's
injuries viii probably prove fatal William
Breveslstuhl, who was on the secoud door,
was doing good service In checking the
flames, but lost his way while carrying wa
ter and rolled. down the stairs He was in
iured 50 badly that IL is feared thathe can
not recover. A. body taken from the burning
building has been recegnized as that OF Sam
uel Cord, the chief packer Of the flrnH.
The body Of boy was also taken to the
morgue and has not yet been identified This
completes the casualties 80 far as known at
present.
Rockets Shooting from windows-
The firm employed from twenty TO twenty
five men and boys and carried a stock Of
| $4,000 worth of fireworks and S50,0O0 20
| 100000 worth of fancy goods, which b well
insured. A large portion Of the stock is
ruined.
During the fire the discharge Of fireworks
sounded.as If a battle was in progress 0c-
casonally rocket would shoot out Of the
windows. The interior of the building was
compile ssly ruined, but the walls arc left
standing.
The employees were largely Foreigners aud
known 20 the firm, by their first names Only,
and this fnct may add TO the difilcalty Of
ascertaining whether or not there are any
other bodies in the building The cause Of
the freds not known
The Dead and injured.
Iatars-A later investigation shows Eve
lives lost, two boys missing and one man
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
The rresidons - cape NAV,

WASHINGTON, June % The president, ac-
rompanied by Postmaster General Wana-
maker, left on the S:45 train Yesterday over
the Pennsylvania railroad for Cape Nay, N.d~s
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
ThInl.s the valkyrie wM Net Comnate

THINKS tne NhAAyflo NAA NOT NOmnates
LONDON, June 22.-The yacht squadron
viii meet early next week TO decide what
steps to take with regard to the deed Of gift
Of the America cup Earl Dunraven does
not think the Valkyrie will compete for the
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
BoARD AID RoOMs.


WANTED BOARDERS AT sos WEST
w street, second story front room.
WANTED.-STE BOARDERS; GOQD
w accommodation. 4O6 East Fourth street.
VERY DESIRABLE, NICELY FUR
nished front room with board at No. 400
Delaware avenue. Also table board.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
rrofc.anr nro.,sle.hr peal.

HARTFORD. June .. Professor john Brock
lesby, Of Trinity college, died yesterday,
aged IS years
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLICaSALE.
The subscribers will sell at public sale at their
stables, No. 4lD West Front street, Whining
ton, Del,
ON TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1889,
At / O'clock p. m. sharp.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
GEN. CAMERON SINKING.
LeascAsrEn. Pa.

The Ex-secresnry of War Nearing the End
Of His long Life.
-. .r.rr.t. I..nn -lintt &itllnrl
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
I,rd Dnger,n m

LoyDox, June % -Loll Duferin is seri-
ou l. III with "a chronic aiiflenF. The doctors
arc euxi9u= ab. IL lis condition,
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
ND Dead ana Inlured. !.

Latar.-A later investigation shows Eve
lives Lost, two boys missing and oae man
probably fatally injured. The dead are:
Samuel Cord, Q. y. Callahan, Thomas Paine,
one unidentified man, one unidentified boy.
Fatally injured: CHARLES Albert Gage Miss
ing: Iohn L. Anderson and Charles Policy,
both boys. Heyer Brothers loss is about
$50. 600 and Browning,s about $50. .0llL
Evening journal., 1889-06-22

SIMON ONhEhuN late hour Gen.
Cameron's condition was reported as un-
II f.hauwaI
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
SUMNER RESORTS.

bright HOUSE, CAPE HENLOPEN
ID BEACH, REHOBOTH, DEL. This
well-known Hotel viii reopen on June 20 1889,
under the same management as last year.
Writefor circular. WALTER BURTON.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

WEAIHERLY. Pa, April 4. -Diphtheria
has become epidemic here. Twenty-Five
DEATHS haze occurred in three months.
Owing to the spread Of the disease, Bur-
CESS Wagner. through the town council,
has ordered that the churches and pub
lie gatherings be discontinued at once;
that funerals be as private as possible;
that physicians must report all cases of
contngion within twelve hours from the
time Of their discovery and that afflicted
families must use disinfectants in their
houses and on their premises; that
houses ia which such diseases exist be
Quarantined and that all garbage be re-
moved 1t once from the properties to
place beyond the borough limits and
burned. The town council constituted
itself board OF health and made tour
Of the town, examining every house and
yard. The town physicians have made
d careful investigation and are unable to
assign q cause for the spread Of the dis
case
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

PARIS, April 4--The national commit
tee OF the Boulangist party announces
that that body with only four Dissenting
votes passed resolution advising Gen.
Boulanger to leave France. III. Theband,
tho principal election organizer Of the
Boulangist party, and Deputy Micheler
have Withdrawn from the committee IS
a protest against Boplanger's flight and
IA. Iheband haealso announced his in
tenkion Of retiring from the editorship
Of Ia Cacarde as he Is disguised the
secrecy which the general adopted. The
Bonapartists approve the fight II Bou-
LANCER while the royaiists accuse him Of
nn<<n4x1frn
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

PITTsBuR0, April .--Pittsburg and
vicinity is suffering this week from an
epidemic Of suicides There have been
eight attempts within q few days. The
two successful self assailanks are now
prisoners Iii the Central police station.
Mrs Herman Flechsig, the young wife
of All Allegheny business man, com.
nlitted suicide by hanging from the
rs,fters Of porch at their residence on
Webster street. On her person was
found letter addressed 70 her husband,
showing that she had been worrying
over the idea that she was afflicted with
cancer. The previous evening she read
and conversed about the suicide Of j
young woman. Up 70 the hour for re-
firing she was lively and talked over
plans for arranging their new home, into
which they had Just moved
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04
Kew york alefhodisla u Conferences.

New 4oRK, April 4. THE New York
annual conference of the Methodist Epis-
c0pnl church met IN the Eighteenth
sifeeth church, Bishop w. r.. Mall
4nlleu. Of New Orleans. presiding
Il is a singular fact ii the history OF
Alethndism that while New York city
yves the first place where Methodist
preaching was Introduced ON this conti-
nesit. and the old John street church
stands as tlse cradle at Methodism, i
WAS held there.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

ST. PETERS, Pa, April IA corps
Of engineers commenced surveying the
proposed new railroad TO be built through
the French Greek valley from this point
the terminus OF the French Creek branch
Of the Wilmington and Northern rail-
road, to Phoenixville. Several routes
will he run, and when the surveys have
been completed they win be presented
to the boarsl OF directors for inspection.
Several railroad contractors have passed
over the proposed routes for the purpose
of making calculations prior to bidding
on the work.