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Evening journal., 1890-06-04
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LONDON, June 1.-Two immense meet
ings Of pubicans and their partisans were
held yesterday In this city. The speakers
at these meetings earnestly supported the
governments scheme, and attacked Mr..
Gladstone for his opposition, reminding
him Of the downfall Of his own ministry
through an attempt to impose burden
some aud uncalled for tax on beer The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed at both
meetings. and abundant evidence was
shown that the publicans control sufii-
cient proportion Of the electors to render
the return Of many members Of parliament
who may vote against the bill extremely
uncertain, if not absolutely impossible at
the next general election
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June Reports re-
ceived here state thnt Bud Lindsay, deputy
United States marshal, shot and killed
Kills, a distiller, in Campbell county.
Lindsay got enraged because kits refused
TO sell him a smaller quantity OF whisky
than ten gallons. The distiller's son. think
ing his father in danger, threw stone at
Lindsay. Lindsay then attempted to shoot
Kills, hut his party took his pistols from
him. They left, and when a mile away
Lindsay asked for his pistols, saying that
he would do no harm with them He goi
them and Immediately rode back to kits
house. The latter saw him come and locked
the door, but Lindsay broke it down and
shot Kills twice, killing him instantly. He
then attempted To shoot the boy, but missed
him and hit little girl, slightly wound
ing her Il is reported thar I.iudsays party
arrested him and gave him over to the
sheriff Of the county. Lindsay is des-
pcrate character having murdered prom
inent citizen Of Campbell county five years
ago, but escaped through lack of evidence.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
Some OF the Rumora.
The constitutional commlsslon.

ALBANY, June 4.--The committee ap-
pointed by the constitutional commission
10 report as TO the method Of procedure la
revising the judiciary article OF the consti-
tuition held two sessions yesterday, and
last night agreed to report, calling for the
appointment Of five standing committees
One is to consider the work Of the court OF
appeals; one concerning the supreme court;
one concerning the superior city courts;
one concerning county and surrogates
courts and the fifth to consider miscel-
laneous questions which may come up
The first two committees shall be composed
Of eight members, one from each Judicial
district The members OF the other COM
mittees will be named by the president
without regard to districts. The commit
tees will be instructed to prepare their re-
spective reports in time for submitting
them 70 the commission when IL reconvenea
Aug g.
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SYRACUSE, n. y, June 4.-Charles Il.
Lewis, Of jackson, Pa, is under arrest at
Cortland, charged with grand larceny by
William G. Chandler with whose wife the
prisoner ran away about month ago. 1t is
claimed By the husband that when his wife
deserted him some Of Lewis friends held
him until three trunks could be got out OF
the house. The examination takes place
today and number Of witnesses from
Philadelphia are present Mrs. Chandler
declares that she will not return with her
husband under any circumstances, but
threatens to 20 back and have him prose.
cuted for violation Of the revenue law ii he
appears against Lewis.
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HOW John GELS HsRs.
Consul atycr Explains the Ways Of the
Heathen ghinee.

Consul Atycr Explains the Ways Of the
Heathen ghinee.
WAsnINGr0S june 4--The secretary Of
the treasury sent TO the senate dispatches
from L. W Myer, United States consul at
Victoria. Is G., aud A. Willard, United
States consul 40 Guaymas, Mexico, in re-.
gard to ae smuggling Of Chinese into the
United states Mr. Myer under date of
May IS, reports in detail the passage Of
twenty-five Chinese into the United States
from Victoria on the night Of Mny ~
These Chinese were taken across the
Straits Of Fuca hy the steam propeller
North star, q British craft On May she
took out 4 clearance for Saturne Island
and then hid away In her anchorage until
the night of Muy ~ The Chinese were
taken aboard about midnight, and then
she slipped out OF the harbOr. The Cana
dian collector was on the lookout for her.
bnt she got away in safety.
The following day az noon Inspector al
Ports George II. Young hired tug and
went IN pursuit His search for her was
unsuccessful. and the vessel elnded also
Collector Bradshaw at Port Townsend.
whom Mr. Myer notified OF the facts in the
case. II Is now certain she crossed the
straits Monday night aud put her twenty
two passengers on the American shore.
She came into port on the morning OF the
18th, and Mr. Myer surmised that at the
time OF his writing she was working up an
other trip.
'She packs her human freight like sar-
dimes in a hox ia her small hold. = writes
Mr. Myer, until she gets out OF the har.
Dor, when they are allowed breath OF
fresh air on deck The charge Is so per
head passage money
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CHICAGO, June 4.-Ey-Judge Henry s.
Austin, aged - years, was sent TO Jail yes
terday, there TO remain until discharged
by due process Of law or until he pays
S6,954.64 belonging to the estate Of Henry
l.. Hall to William f. Hall, the present adj
ministrator of the estate The eX-judge
was made administrator Of the Hall estate
in 1876 and served ten years. when he was
removed. Henry Hall married girl in Os-
wegp, n ", and perished with her in the
hshtabula 90 horror Austin says he Is
penniless, but the heirs claim he owns ~,
GOO acres Of land in the south The estate
was worth about 81, 900.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
THE NEWS m eRleF.
Fresh Tips from the Wires Carefully
Culied.


An agent has been sent 20 Japan TO ar.
range for the exhibition of a complete Jap
anese village, including houses, families,
all necessary domestic utensils, tools and
workmen, to display the ordinary trades
and occupations in Japan.
The Louisiana Lottery company is pay
ing twenty cents each for signatures in
favor OF "A new charter.
Matron Webb, who for eighteen years
has had charge Of lost children picked up
by the New York police, has resigned.
The inquest into the OaLl aud (Cal.) rail
road disaster, where thirteen lives were
lost by a car plunging through an open
draw, was concluded. Engineer Dunn,
who has not been found since the accident,
+ charged BY the jury with manslaughter.
German residents Of London propose 70
give bismarck Il ronsing reception on his
arrival in thar city, but the prince objects.
Paris police are hunting for Nihlists said
20 be Matching 4 fresh plot against the life
Of Russia czar
The general term 81 the supreme court nj
Buffalo decided that the warden Of Auburn
prison is the proper custodian Of kemmler
the condemned murderer The case will
now be taken to the court OF appeals.
John II Morse. superintendent Of the
Metuchen Mass cotton mills, killed him.
self with a revolver while temporarily in
sane.
New York police found asleep in door
way little Charles Segel, aged II, who was
homeless and penniless. His father was
Killed recently by mine cave-in at Halle
ton, Pa, aud, his mother having died som,
time before, he was alone 10 the world Ht
was turned over 90 the Society for the Pre-
veniion of Cruelty TO Children
The American Home Missionary society
IS IN session at Saratoga.
Archie kemper, Clarrie Snitfen and q
boy named Graves, each from II to IS years
old, have gone west from New Haven tc
wipe ont the noble red man and obliteratt
the festive buffalo
hundred and fifty German sharpshoot.
ers from New York left Hoboken. n j..
To participate in the great prize shooting
matches at Paukow, Germany July e
Il. Another hundred will sail on the 18th
Ballard Smith, the well known London
correspondent Of New Aork journals. WA,
married IN London to Miss Catherine But
terfeld
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
Conference Or CoIorea Mem

RoNDouT, \. ", June 4.-Ex-P President
Hayes and daughter reached here cester-
day afternoon en- route 10 Lake Mohawk
Mountain house, where he will preside at
the negro conference to be held there. The
conference will be in session three days.
Il is the first gathering Of the kind ever
held and has for its object the education.
and characterizing OF the colored men.
Scores Of college presidents, professors and
prominent personages from all parts Of the
country are expected TO be present.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
HIchway Robbery ~ m. neach.

SEABRIGHT, \. j., June 4.-George Paddy,
aged Il, of Elizabethport, was found un-
conscious on the beach here yesterday
morning, bleeding from wounds on the
head. He recovered sufficiently to say that
he had been assaulted and robbed by a man
he knew as Billy, employedas painter at
Long Branch His assailant, after heating
him with an iron bar, tried to drown him.
Faddy's injuries are serious His assailant
is under arrest at Long Branch.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
New Jersey,s Hoard or Assessor.

TRENTON, June 4--The New Jersey state
board Of assessors have filed their first
schedule Of tax assessments with Comp
troller Anderson. Il contained list OF
800 incorporated companies, which were
assessed in all ss49,69l. Last year there
were ~ companies on the list and they
were assessed $244, OBS. There are 400 more
companies including all the railroad com
panies, 10 be taxed. and they win have to
pay about Sl,200,0OO, against $gSs,0 900 lase
year. The state this year will receive about
S2l70OO more from taxes on corporations
than IL did last year.
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Ne,y Ner York State Ia,,s

ALBANY, June 4-Bills filed at the secre-
tary of states Office were as follows: Rela-
tive to burial plots in Van Cortlandt and
Pelham bay parks, New York city; to pro
vide for short terms for deeds and mort
cages; to provide for water supply in Glens
Falls; appropriation for state armory at
Utica; for improving streets in Saratoga
Springs: regarding heirs OF Roger Flood,
in Troy; amending Whitestone charter,
College point charter amendments regard.
ing taxation,
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
A Tnsnrnpce compan,,. snlt.

Of the Union Insurance company, Of Phil.
adelphia, against the Continental Insnr-
ance company, Of New York, was begun
here in the United States circuit court.
The suit is brought for $4,000 Thirty-one
causes Of action are cited, chiefly on the
ground Of frands perpetrated in 1884 BY
Lorenzo Dimick an agent Of both com
panies, who was convicted ia Buffalo and
sentenced to five years Imprisonment, bun
who fled to Canada pending an appeal and
died there. The trial will last a week.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
An Electric Surar Snit.

NEW YORK, June 4.-Jamcs Moore, the
assignee Of the Liverpool shareholders Of
the defunct Electric Sugar refining cow
pany, il suing J. NJ Robertson and w. II.
Cotterill, officers of the comEany, to recover
t3,f2O put into the company. II is claimed
on their representations The defense is
that Robertson and Cotterill were victims
Of fraud as well as the plaintiffs, and were
not responsible for the losses. The trial
was begun yesterday.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
Yale's Art Graduates.

NEW HAvEN, June 4-The graduation
exercises at the Yale Art school occurred
YESTERDAY Those who graduated in the
regular course were Harriet r. Richards,
Eleanor Munger, Mary Thompson, Eliz.
abeth H. Fitch, Grace Daggett. 0zas b.
Dodge and Constance II. Blake. There
was but one prize awarded, the Ethel
Childe Walker prize. awarded 10 Miss Con.
stance II Blake, Following the graduation
exercises lunch was served to the friends
Of the graduates, .he graduation thus ter
minating in a sCalety event,
Evening journal., 1890-06-04

Friends Of the Congressman's Opponents
for the Nomination say That the seiec-
tion of Col. Stone Cannot stand--An-
other Convention Demanded.
pfTTsBuRG, Pa. June 4-The various
Republican conventions were held yester-
day. Hon John Dalzell was renominated
for congress IN the Twenty-second district
without opposition.
Probably the greatest political sensation
that has ever taken place ia Allegheny
county occurred in the 1wenty-third con
gressional district convention The en-
tirely unexpected action Of Hon Thomas
NJ. Bayne in declining denomination Il
congress after having defeated his op
ponent George Shiras five to one, aud ths
subsequent nomination OF Col William A.
Stone to succeed him, created an immense
sensation all over the county and rumors
OF all descriptions are in circulation
Bitterly Denounced.
Col. Baynes action is bitterly denounced
by many prominent Republicans. George
Shiras, Col Bayne's opponent, now claims
that he is entitled to the nomination and
threatens to cause trouble. In accordance
with the rules of the county COMMITTEES
prominent Republicans, friends of both
Shiras and Bayne, claim Stones nomlna-
tion Is irregular and cannot stand Mr.
Bayne's reason for refusing the nomina-
ton was that he was worn out. unable
longer to work, He had worked for the
honor Of denomination as a vindicatlon,
had succeeded and was satisfied Mr.
Bayna says he decided upon this course
several months ago, but told no one but
his wife. Mr. Bayne says he will retire 70
private life and will not again be identified
with politics in an official capacity
Some OF the Rumors.
There are, however, rumors to the con
trary, one mentioning Col. Bayne as a
Quay compromise candidate for governor
and another that he is 60 be appointed to a
foreign mission. just previous 10 the close
of the convention Of the Twenty-third dis
triet in Allegheny City George ID. Riddle,
a prominent attorney, read series of reso-
lutions censuring Congressman Bayne for
his action in declining the nomination in
the manner in which he did, aud demand
ing that the county committee call another
convention at the earliest possible date.
/ The resolutions were adopted.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
Singular Accident - ! ch,,a

KEyPoRT n. ", June Awhile Fxors
the 5-year-old daughter Of Assessor ASburv
A. T. Bedle, was playing with q stick
while sitting on the fence fronting her
home, she fell running the stick into her
mouth, splitting her palate and cutting
herself severely about the mouth. Drs.
Roberts and Arrowsmith were summoned.
who said that in all probability her speech
was impaired for life The child, who was
thought at one time to be dying, is slowly
gaining
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
10 secure Pure Teas.

WASHINGTON, June 4,-The committee
on ways and means held meeting yester-
day and decided to make favorable re-
port on bill amending the law to prevent
the importation of adulterated and spu.
rious tens. The bill provides for the ex-
animation Of imported teas and creates
officers for that purpose Several technical
amendments were made to the bill at the
suggestion of the treasury department.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
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PHILADELPHIA, June 4.--John Mnrphy,
an engineer ON the New York division OF
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad,
was found by his fireman lying in his cab
with his skull crushed in. II is believed
that Murphy was struck ON the head by
water tank near I.Qpghorne, Pa, while
looking out Of the cab window.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
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NEwBuRG, n. ~, June George ".
Kerr, president of the National Bank OF
Newbnrgh, died at his residence in this
city last evening from the effects OF a
stroke Of paralysis. Mr. Kerr was very
prominent business man, and had been
Identified with the banking interests Of the
state for upwards Of half century and
bank president for the past thirty-seven
years, He was 80 years of age.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
Her Two Boys wore Drovr.d

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June AIRS. MARY
Conkling residing in the vicinity OF
Brentwood, attempted to cross White
river on a horse with her 10 months old
baby in her lap and two boys behind her.
When in the center Of the stream the sad
die turned, throwiT@ the woman and her
children into the water. She escaped with
the baby, but the two young boys were
drowned
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
FOR RENT.
SUMMER RESORTS.
HoTEL CHErwooDE,

HoTEL CHErWooDE,
IL ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Remodeled and enlarged; sixty sleeping
rooms; all conveniences of large hotel: newly
furnished, rooms large and airy, several hav-
Ing ocean view; beds comfortable, with woven
wire springs, hair mattresses and feather pill
been given to the sanitary arrangements
throughout the house; city water and gas; call
bells in every room.
This hotel is desirably located, on Pacific
avenue, between Indiana and Illinois avenues,
convenient to the Pennsylvania and Reading
Railroad stations, and within two minutes
walk or the beach.
The propretress takes this opportunity 10
thank her friends and patrons for former
favors in past experience, and promises to
make Hotel Chetwoode q HOME in every
respect.
Special attention will be given to the care
of tDvalids. MRS. ANNIE GRUBB.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
Congressional Camp ,ign Committee

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The Republican
congressional campaign committee organ
lied by the election Of Representative
james j. Belden, Of New York, chairman,
and Mr.. Schuyler 5. Olds Of Michigan,
private secretary to Senator Stock bridge
secretary. An executive committee, Of
which Mr., Belden is chairman, was also
aDDOiuted
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
ohenlIe FalIs of I,enomlnatIon.

KaKoM0, Ind, june 4.-Judge Daniel
Waugh, of Upton county, was nominated
on the iifty-iirst ballot last night TO succeed
Congressman Cheadle in the Ninth district.
Up TO the fifteth ballot the vote stood;
Cheadle, 50: Waugh, So; Lafollette, 80;
Lindley, 65. On the flfty-first ballot Waugh
received 1873 votes.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
Underground RAILROADS Favored.

NEW YORK, June Z. The subcommittee
on rapid trausit discussed various plans
yesterday, Though nodecision was reached
the plan of underground roads similar 20
those in London was, it is understood, mosr
favored. The roads would be fifty or sixty
feet below the surface, and there would be
no cost for right of way or damages to
property. Another meeting will be held
cpou
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
The Little one PerIshed in the FLAMES

ASHLAND, Pa, June 4-The frame dwell
ing Of James Fogarty, near Big Mine Run,
a few miles from here, was destroyed by
1gs yesterday afternoon. The flames were
startea by Fogarty's 6-year-old son, who
was playing III sss4Dd story room. The
fire spread so rapidly that the child cnuli
not be reached and he perished. -Four ad
Joining houses, owned by John Carl and
Peter Joyce. were also destroyed. The losl
win reach $1,000
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
New Haven sIasons Happy.

New HAVEN, june 4.-The trouble be-
tween the builders and the masons has
been settled, the builders agreeing to pay
first class masops forty.five cents per hour,
This is generally acceptable 70 the men,
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
LnslIllnhle Hnnllrldn.

PHILADELPHIA, June THE co.nner's
jury in the case Of the negro convlet Jack
son, who was killed by polies .agn Grand
while escaping from officers. ssndersd
verdict Of iustifahle hoIpieSss.
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
TO Sunpress Anarchy.

BERLIN, Iune 4-Gernany. France Rus.
sia and Switzerland have signed treaty
for the $ ppression Of Anarchists. England
IS still sawilling TO join,
Evening journal., 1890-06-04
POLITICAL.
EMooRAT1o STATE CONVENTION.


BY order Of the Democratic Executive Cem-
mittee of Delaware. a State Convention COM
posed of sixty-One delegates from each county
will be held at Dover,
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1890,
At l2 O'Clock NJ,
For the purpose of selecting a candidate for
Governor, and also for the purpose of self citing
a candidate for the Office OF Representative to
the Fifty y-second Congress of the UnitedStates,
and the Democratic Central Committees OF
the several counties are requested to issue
calls directing the Democratic voters of each
hundred and election district, in the respec-
tive counties, to assemble at the, usual place
Of holding such meetings, for the purpose OF
selecting the delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, to which they are respec-
lively entitled.
The officers holding the primary elections
in the several hundreds and election districts,
are requested to prepare two certificates OF
election of delegates, one to be forwarded to
fke chairman OF the State Central COMMITTEES
immediately after the election at Dover, the
other to be given the successful delegate OF
delegates W. II. SIEN hNs,
john M. NEWELL, Sec'y. Chairman.
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New WJeTSey&WiImingt'nF Ferry Co
PGnnsgrOVe and PennSYille,
NEW JERSEY.

Leave Wilmington at 80 a. m. and sop.
m. for pennsville.
Leave Pennsville at Is a. n. and 05 p. m.
for Pennsorove and Wilmington.
Leave Wilmington at 80. II 30 a. M, 30
and 45 D. m. for Pennsgroye.
Leave PennsgrOve at and 10 10 a. m. and
l25 and p. m for Wilmington.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington at 80 a. m. and 2 90
D. m. for PenRsgrove and Pennsville.
Leave Pennsville at II l5 a. m. and p. m.
for Pennsgrove and Wilmington.
Leave Wilmington at 80 a. m. 2 30 and 8 p
M for Penn grove, and leave PennsgrOve at s
a, M, u 30 and p. m. for Wilmington.
This arranqement will afford a fine Oppor-
tunity for a delightful sail on the Delaware.
Excursion tickets between Wilmington and
Pennsville, 30 cents; single fare, 20 cents Be
tween Wilmington and Pennsgrove, excursion
tickets, % cents and single, ID cents.
Pennsgrove AMI Pennsville are beautiful
places, affording great opportunities for iish-
inc. boating, bathing and dancing.
Special arrangements may be made Tor Suu-
day school and moonlight excursions, etc,
etc
A. q. McCAUSLAND. Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Genl II and L. Agent.
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EXCURSIONS

Music by Grace Orchestra. Train leaves
foot Of French street at 30 a. m. sharp.
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BAYNE'S DECLINATION.
1t Causes a Sensation in Ale
gheny County
AND IS BITTERLY DENOUNCED.

Friends Of the congressman's Opponents
for the Nomination say That the seiec-
tion of Col. Stone Cannot Stand--An-
other Convention Demanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
EXCELLENT SHOES rs GREAT PROFC SION.

Prominent shoe dealers say that during the coming
season there will be the largest salcs OF light color ed
seal and tanned goat-kin footwear that the bust.
ness has ever seen. Lghi-cOlorcd leather for boot,
ana shoes OF all descriptions has grown greatly IN
favor during the last few years Foisccng III, great
demand the firm Of Edwin {. Burt Co.. Of NOs : ~
ana 417 Fulton st., BrOOhlyn. Ia, laid in an unusu
ally large and varied stock in this line Of good, both
for Street and seaside II includes line boots,
noes and slippers for women. misses and children
IN seal and tanned goatskr. and French Lid well
a. calfskin for 4 shoe recently issued
i"m the hmou, workshops OF this firm Is called the
Ilnchcr, and j. made for and In all w.dths
VI lasts The house also display, line OF tennis
hoes III Tan cOlOrcd seal goat skins Except for
"efy cheap goods the Old time shoe has about
gone out oil fashion, II, place having been taken by
he new styles in tanned skins. Darker shade, In
these styles viii prevail this season. especially H.
women, OXFORD ties. since removal from the Old
store IN lower Fulton ST. this firm has enjoyed large
increase Of custom.