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New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
DAMAGE DONE IL OTHER PLACES.

Detroit, June a. dispatch to "Thc Free 'TcS'
from Caro-. Mich, says: Al : O'Clock Ia't c'c"'"r
four farmer were struck by lightning fonr m'' "ra'
Of here. They were }. y. Tagect. Edward "oFl''"'"
william Holmes and Matt RnSlc. H"'d'nim, am
Holmes were dead when assistance arrived "lti'.'S
10 marks traces OF the current c"nIn pc i""'''
upon their persons.
Galcna, H.. June 4-In the fearful storm. oi VIII"
and rain which prevailed Throughout TINS rcsion Oh
Monday night the Chicago. Milwaukee ana - I""i
Railroad depot at Plattvc, WIS, ana inc H"'"''
grain elevator were struck by lightning ana b2 "cIu
dc-Nruycd. vt -cnlca Mound the cNtcii,lN, I'D "a
Newton smart set on IRE bA HF"1ntI't .''"
dc.tfoycd the damage being estimated "A; flpoof
Enghamlon y. y, June IA severe sl"im o'
rain and hail, accompanied by lightning. pa'scd over
this city about 4 O'Clock this afternoon NO serious
damage was done. The storm lasted about nun az
bonr and the rainfall for short "A per0d was inc
heaviest seen IN years.
Bclvldcre. y. D. June 4.-The large barns attached
TO the Warren IIonse struck by lightning 10
night and were burned 10 the ground Young
trotting horse valued at $500 was burned % nehtI
There number OF other horses III tle @ piiuinss %
but all rescued. Several adjoining phn' "c''
also burned. The loss Is c-timac1 at So'ooo-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
JIJryOrS UEYDrRATIC CONVENTION.

Springfield H.. June 4-Thc Democratic state
Convention called to order at noon today b'
Chairman Delos T.. Phelps. Of the state Central Com
mitice who read Il letter from cs President Cleveland
The reading wa, followed by great applause Joseph
Mann Of Ncrmll"n County, made temporary
chairman. He made -pcech In opposition 10 TIC
pending Tarln bill and the state Compulsory school
law and favored the Nomination Of General John VI.
Palmer iOi Governor. The temporary oreahlhatoh
was made permanent a letter Was red iiOH[ Grover
Cleveland a motion 81 DO away with the unit RUE
provoked a not discussion. The motion was hI;tlIf
amended Ia except counties IN which the -clcgailphs
were Instructed, and a. amended was passed.
Judge r.. J. wilson, OF OlDey. nominated on tr:
first ballW for state lrc3surcr. aud Henry Rnab 81
Ecllcvillc nominated bl acc8natOn fpr -upef
ntendcnt Of Instruction. Richard Morgan. OF Llv
ng-ton, John H. Bryant Of Bureau county, ana
for 'rrl- tee, of The State T'uivcrlfv resolution
ndorSing General Palmer passed amid applause.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
cprrv,yCFs OF WORKINGMFN.

Rochester, y. y. June AT a meetng OF the
Sash Door and Blind Makers Union this morning
l4O members were present. Reports showed that
twenty three members have gone back 20 work on the
teu-bour plan The strike FOR nine hours. Ihe
sheps t, ,hich these men went back were declared
uunion and the strike then declared OF a'
far a, all the other shops are concerned me men
will return o work on the old pan lne en-
pluycl. having agreed to receive them
Columbus ohio, June THE employees oil tne 'on-
solidacd street Railway went a strike this morn
lny for an advance. OF the go employees conductors
have been getting 81 30, drivers 81 - and groom'
~ 40 "A day of twelve hours the groomS working ten
hours The men demanded for the conductors !"
cents and drivers - cents al hour, ana barn mel.
~ 30 day. The company offered an advance OK
j- Of a cent an hour. which would make an Increase
Of $4,000 a year in total salaries paid employees.
Chicago June A.-Thc prosecution Of the carpenters
ana the council and the strikers pi'kets by the Gar
pcntcrs and Builders Association was begun today.
Warrants for thirteen OF the striker, were issued TO-
tav By Justice BIayton complaints sworn 20 by
mcmbers Of the old bosses association. In most
cascs the charges preferred intimidation Of work
men and assault and battery. This IS said 70 be merely
The beginning Of an aggressive heht. The sum Of
~. 900 J. reported 10 be III iind 10 carry ol tc Pi"'c
Cutiou to the limit
Montpelier. ". June All the umon granite
WORKER, here struck this morning. The failurc 10
.c,,lc tnc strike at Barre said 10 be the cause of
thc tronblc The workncn here have been using
stone ouarried by union men, and the union men
at Barre protested.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE EMPLOYERS WEAKEN.
FAILING TO CARRY OUT THEIR THREAT TO
FVICT STRIKING CTGARMAKERS-
LABOR NOTES.

The threatened eviction Of forty families OF striking
Cgarmakcrs from the tenement houses owned by >.
Joseph 4 Coz at Nos 1903 TO 81 East seventy frSt ST.
did not take place yesterday morning as the firm de-
cdcd the last to accedc to their employees
demands. The strikers number nearly COO ABOUT
ten days ago they demanded that prices be advanced
from 81 to 20 a thousand that none but union men
be employed by the firm. and that other grievances be
rcmcdcd on saturday the firm served all the ianl-
lies with notices 0f eccment This plan, however,
did not work. a. the workers decided 70 stand By one
another and to put the firm to the expense OF evictns
them The employers found it cheaper n pay the ad-
vance demanded.
The cgarmalcrs in VI. Taufstcn's shop, No. go
Fifh St. went out yesterday because advance OF III
a thousand was refused them. Graham. Lang co.,
Of 40 ~. East Thirty second st. are reported to have
given IN to their strikers
The Cloahrahcrs' Union received notice yesterday
from Freedman Bros that they willing to rein
state All strikers b. discharge none hereafter without
iust cause and advance prices from 10 cents TO 20
cents an article. The offer was accepted by tle
uuon on condition that tie firm agree to employ Only
union hands. ,-,-- . A.
The ,ttike Of the ash and dirt cart drivers at the
East FghtIeh IT. dump ended YESTERDAY NuPerlh-
tcndcn Nhalen said that the trouble wa ril>tn ~
misunderstanding and that no concessions hpl pfch
made by the street Cleaning Department.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
KILLED At 4 GRADE CROSSING.
TRAIN CRASHES INTO A SURREY IN NEWARK
-oNE MAN DEAD AND TWO DYING.

-oNE MAN DEAD AND TWO DYING.
The dangen of grade crossings was demonstrated
again last night, in Newark, By a shocking accident
at the Markest. crossing of the Pennsylvania Rail
road. in which ono man killed outright and two
others badly injured that it was thought they
would not live over few hours. At so o'clock,
the Washington limited was approaching the Market
St. stat,vn, az a rate OF forty miles hour, surrey
containing four young seen approaching the
westbOund track. The fagman at the crossing
sgnalcd TO the occupants Of the carriage but they
did not heed his warning and continued on
towards the track. Just the horse reached tho
westbound track the men seemed to realize their
danger and attempted to jump. one of them. James
Coyle. succeeded, but before the other three could
get ont the locomotive struck the carriage squarey
in the centre and hurled the three men against the
front of the station, while the carriage was carried
$50 yards the pilot Of the locomotive.
Tho horse cut loose by the collision and
escaped. OF the three men. william p McGinnss, OF
No. 80 Fillmore st.. was picked mp dead. and the
other two. Frank Hauck Of Market and Frederick
sts., and John kcnncy OF Magazine st., were picked
up unconscious and terribly manglad They Wer'
Mt once taken st. Michael Hospittl. M'Ginni>s's
body at carried to the Geadhousc where 1t
identified short time after by his brother. who
was but a short distance away when the accident
occurred. The carriage belonged TO Clayton Il
Hon, and had been hired by the victims. The three
men range in age from twenty four to twenty-eght
and with the exception Of Hauck are unmarried.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
LINE rorETn NAKES \ RECORD.
A NIGH TrMPEEATURE Nil DAY IS FOLLOWED
BY THUNDERSTORM

Yesterday was not only tho ~armc't Gay "i i7'''
bnt wa, tho warcst day record for thu th" OF '''
wear Tho maximum temperature was "u"I"'" "'
81, - p, when the thermometer a. tie ~snal Ser.
vicc on,c, indicated - degree. TIL, h"i-ht Wa
,rc,ty evenly maintained all the af,cra'"m within
ton and half -tha: is. mp 10 O'Clock 10 The
arcrnoon the thermometer before Hudnu'N dTHe
store ro.e from Gi dc-ccs Fahrenheit - p" degrees
Mga m il was II dcgrce. ana AT noon - N''''''
ser,eant Dunn said that LAT year until June The
hight i.npcrstur, VIZ, 20. The mfh'' '"mp''"'N''
s-- Itnr. 1859. aas --. All dnnns The ai''."'"" j"
was from ,N to nine dcsr'' higher t'i' o'''e ''''
CORE. pGndlng time lA,t yea.
r,o ,ir however va. not unusually heavy FOR thi,
se,.on a fact for which downtown New lor1ers may
y, thankful. Had old Humidity paid N't 10 I'M
favo-ite c.tv the day V0uid have been almost u"
bcar,hlv oppressive. Ncary al! day e'nt" b'''A'
bcw from the southeast. But tn, "a' "nN HPpf''
,hlc Al certain corners, and on the hm'"t"i' anu /"
the greater part of the downtown population inc Guy
rc.efnblcd an oven. Few people. too. had yet pro
v,icd ,hcmsclvc, with proper hot weather dplh7I'
and ON broadway the hat, the sun umbrella OF
tho French flannel shirt. worn without ""',''o'''
were seldom seen. Probably only on" 'I'-' ~ '"'n
were really made happy by this unrcA'onnbc '"'' o'
summer. These were the ice cream The I''noh"'e
and the ,odavacr men. They al did rushing
husi,cs Al one well known downtovn re'tanran'
the propr,o-or .d hc had never done larger bu'''N
In the Ice cream line even IN mid summer. .,
There WAS a RAPID drop ~ th' H'I'El d
u H. In TWO mnntcs il rll Glove" h'tI'''' wv '.'
att,ning velocity Of twrfN lrur NM. 81. ''''
coming from 'hr Southwest. At II y ~. i ,
inches Of rain frll accpmpinicd ~ irg"' anu 'iu
,ris - ,huuJ,.r and ghining flashes. EArF IL
H.. evening A sudden change also t"'A plt'' III t'
arnos r,lcf-. Tho humidity wa hiSh. me s"uu,h
,, ~ wind raised binding clouds II dust ln the
lower part Of the CITY, driving pcde'trhh' 10 tor
and doorway II Wa evident I" Tie "Oi'l 'h'"lIr.
..h, - thunder storm wa, coming along al gr'ii
rate According b. Sergeant Dunn mo Storm WI
local" originating somewhere between Nfs lurN
and Ealtimo;c. travelling north aud ca't.ain dur
iug the hottest part of the day. ana f'A' 'ls nI
.bortly after D. IN. IL also said tha' tie t ''i'
~ - dcarccs with col wave behind H. ON LAKE
nupcri,r ard Lake Michigan, the t'mpeihuii'' VI
only from 30 10 90 degrees. ON the Wh'H' NJ "f9
inclined ~ think there would De more or '' ram ~
m, city FOR a day or two Al least be'"m 'IehuY
,onler 10 day. At 10 30 p. III. the tnpefituI'
averaged a degrees and the velocity Of The "ihd wa
Jo miles an hour from the southeast
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
. rb,vx Gr-DDFSIy IST'ND tTFD.

Council Bluffs Iowa, June a. cloud burst early
this morning constitutes the third terrific Storm 'h
has visited this gion this week. dl'pa''h u '"'
Nonparcil" from Underwood, fifteen ml'' MORT" "
tlIs city, states that = O'Clock TINS morning
some mile, north Of here, nearly over MoeI"" 'rc'"
late In the evening heavy rain let In, growing h"rrc
as the night advanced. shortly after O'Clock
an immense cloud observed by me
terrified villagers, coming mp from tIc "'S"
As IL passed to the north 1t seemed !"
burst In fury. The valley 0t M"sqnl'" ''e'N ~
celycd ih., dclugc before daybrcak the roo" ma
dclurcd the town. which lies ~ n Nat. ana al b"t
81, ,ntfcd n When dav broke the lower and thc
western end Of the town presented . Pll1pc
p,ight Score, uf dwellings we're wr''h"l ""c
nnthnrs are twisted from their foundations. At noon
the waters Of Mosquito Creek Registered tVV"S n,c N
feet above nigh water mark. The lower par, OF W'
town IT, standing In ten feet OF water IL y i"P''''
bic 10 estimate the damage tonight
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
SAINFOIN WINS THE DERbY.
A STUNNING UPSET ON EPSON DOWNS
sURrroor, THE FAvoRITE, BADLY DhNiNN'
MEMBERS OF THE ARETocRACf sufiN"
HEAVY LOSSES

Iondon. lime 4.-Sainfoin. an on'sider AT
10 l. won the Derby at EPSON toNaA' ''o O'"
was second. Orwell third The ia'oi'c' "u'o-
Zoo, eni,hed fourth There were four o'hcr
starters. VI. J. Corbelly's brown cor. i"'""oaN
H.. pois, nv Boulcvnrd ont Of Holly'h"rh' ny
UoIlvwood: F.. W Iairo's hay colt UoldeA u"'e'
h,. p.nd Or ont Of Pahsadc; James Whltcs chcs'-
nut colt Kirkham. by Chester out oil Id fii'-
c..se and James Snarrys bay colt Mar'aGoh' oy
Bend OR. out Of Tiger Lily
m. los, betting was 10 ] against Sainfoin'
"a a. AGAINST lie Nord. 100 to against orwcli'
as a. 40 against Surcfoot, IA 10 against Knth-
S.ne so 10 ] against Golden Gate and Kirkham'
and 100 TO l against Mar,ason.
The place betting was 10 on Salnfoin 0 10
an LIE Nord, . Ia l against orwell. 10 on
Surefoot, TO against Rathbeal, to against
Golden Gate, 8 10 against kirkham, ana 10
against Martaeon p
Sainfoin was hidden by Watts. LeNord oy f.
Barrett, Orwell by q. Barrett, Surcioot ny La
diard. Rathbeal by Robinson. Golden cate oy
Cannon, Kirkham by F. Webb, and Mar'aSoh oS
j. Osborne
The horses got away al the first attempt. VI
we'll ,ook the lead at the start, and made the
running slowly. lie was followed by S'ih'"l''
while LeNord and Surcfoot were the last 10 gei
Of When the mllcpoSt was reached Or"cli
showed well In front. In making the NH l"r
Tattenbam Corner Sainf0ln took the lead sure
foot was beaten 500 yards from h"he' anu ',s' n
in head behind Orwell Salnfoln won ny lhee-
quarters of a length. There was a neck ~'"cch
Tho result of the race created the most trc.
mendous excitement Surcfoot had been pacH''i
10 win 10 the extent OF hundreds of thousands "t
pounds Among MS hackers were large NUMBERS
of the ariStocratic classes, ana rhcN sulcIcu
severely The time OF the race WAS minutes
40 A.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
TWELVE PERSONS KILLED.
A NEBRASKA VILLAGE DEVASTATED BY
TORNADO.
EIGHT PERSONS FATALLY HURT AND TWENTY
ONE SERIOUSLY WOUNDED-MANf
HOUSES DEMOLISHED.

Lincoln, Neb, June A party OF reporters
sent ont by The State Journal returned from
the scene OF the tornado in Bradshaw. N0rK
County this evening and brought confirmation
Of the worst reports received of the Destructive
ness Of the storm OF Tuesday night. bradshaw
is town of 500 people, on the Nebraska h'ul-
way, about sixty miles west of Lincoln. Inc
storm struck the town AT 80 on Tuesday even
Ing coming from the southwest ocarcelS
moments warning given, the roar oI thc
whirlwnd being the first notice that the terrlheo
people heard.
Every business house wrecked and inc
principal street was filed with the runs. IN 'nc
extreme western part of the village, Few houses
are left with a sembancc of their former APP
pearancc but they are without windows ana
doors. and their contents were scattered proad-
cast over the prairie The railroad station "ds
crushed and every standing th're WIS
wrecked except one that was loaded with stock,
which was blown, without leaving the track t'
York distance of nine miles. Inc f"3i"P
lines were prostratcd and when the car arrlN''
n, York il was feared that some disaster had oc-
Cured 4 messenger went up tie track. ana 'u
midnight returned with the news Of the disaster.
The fire bells were rung. and III shoi' Inv
large numbers of the people were on their way
train LETT Lincoln with physicians and other re-
lief |, was found that Russian settlement
near the town was struck. and the report Is that
nine persons were killed there ouirigh,. ihc
phvsicians say that in all twelve are DEAD eItn'
m5rtally wounded and perhaps t"en'y-ohe num-
more OF c>s seriously. -, .
The Killed are John Miller. child Of >.
Rrumscy VIII" and child Of isaac frnnrr' HIln@
in the country: child Of NJ. chaplin; W." !. ~ .
hcre Of Mr. Shaw's family. living in the country :
obi .fN Mr. Miukp and his lliFI III III
The injured are Dr O. VI Moore. Ms Alr\aHLet
Miller lulu Miller. Carrie Miller Mr; ana iS MIS-.
scr Isaac Pcnucr Nr aud MIS-.
Chaplin four mcncTs Of 'lc c"',n'W and ia%ig' NT,
MT Kchar. Miss Nrilic, Dorsey: III an. ara rns' ".s
williamson Professor Nclcrmott. Thomas h"S''
Mrs Virgins. K - LOGAN. wife ana two children :
Tyan colby. and many others. =. .,..t.
Governor Thnycr to-day ordered th" OK mlIllIi
"a the scene - assist IN caring Tor proper ~ ;
lie also scft sixty tents and supplies 90 a sp,,
train which lett Lincoln tins evening "''
STATE Journal haS opened subscription" hN' '"i
the sufferers and the contributions are liberal
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
FRIENDS URGED TO UPHOLD PROHIBITION.

PoUghleepse. June (SpeciaD.-At the devotional
exercises in the Friends quarterly meeting TO day,
Mary T.. NiarO and Anna h. Thomas led Reports
came IN from the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
societies in all parts of the State, showing marked
increase in membership. one society reported It
had captured IA dance hall and held meetings in
it, The subject of holding conference OF Friends
in America laid over for discussion another
year. ON the subject Of temperance. the Friends
urged to uphold the cause with temperance
votes. and to do all In their power TO secure the
adoption Of the prohibition amendments. Epistles
from the New York yearly meeting addressed to Lon
don, Dublin and Canada were read This was inc
last day of the meeting and in all the six days the
greatest interest has been manifested.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
RESOLUTIONS OF THE DELAWARE FARMERS.

Wilmington. June 4-Deegates representing the
Farmers Institutes the state Grange and subordinate
oranges of Dclaware met at Dover yesterday and
adopted resolutions calling for the taxation OF mort
CAGES bonds stocks and all other revenueyeldng IN.
vcstments: demanding reduction in legislative al
lowancc: condcmning appropriations for militia on
campment, and excursions demanding that the cost
Of feeding prisoners be cut down 90 per day.
and that convic;s be made TO labor the roads or
public Works; indorsing stringent legislation 10 pre-
vent bribery at elections; and pledging themselves to
inquire into the fitness Of candidates placed In nomna
tion by poltical parties and TO recommend the cleo
ton Of such only in their judgment Will represent
the peoples interest"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Tho above declarations Of the d" Hamburger Mach
rchten." the personal organ of Prince Bismarck snow
that the latter Is not much frightened by the warning
Of the Kaiser that the eN Chancellor should stop his
communications 10 the press bear the consequences
Of IT, OF course. If Prince Bismarck enters the hcc'
tag or National Assembly of the German Empire " nc
will never engage in party politics. lie IS above
partisan polemics he is the representative oil German
unity and the German Fahcrland, TO the general In
terest Of which he has known how TO compel the
suppor. of all political parties Bu IL is precisely In
connection with that interest that his organ boldly
declares that he will fight the political IDEAS per
sonally advocated by the Emperor II the DECLARATIONS
OF the Hamburger Nachrichcn' are correct frlncc
Bismarck has openly entered upon an opposition to
Emperor William. The hobby Of the latter seems TO
BE- at present the fostering Of conrillaoy pohcy
toward the working casscS snd even '""a'" the
socialists. lie does not want TO disturb them at
home nor abroad. and he has concluded with swzer-
land new treaty. which destroys all the safeguards
erected hy Prince bismarck against German socialists
who might bc harborcd in Iclvcta- Prince bismarck
protests against the renewal Of the treaty. wh'h lie
had terminated in 1--N.T maSmuch ~, according Z"
him. it would hc dangerous not only from the stand
point II the relations between Germany and swbcr-
land but also because the State police could no iongcr
fulfil their objects against socialists III AIsa'c-
Lorraine II VIII y" remembered tlat lart ear. IN
the Wogcmuth affair. Prince Bl,marck wanted e com
"mici t in sMitlcrand Win SIN mor inqui- v-
measures than they were subjected 10 IN tHIua lI
Itself The IScrnc Government which hh' i"h'n NAV
Wolecnuth was mere German agent provo s""i;
declined 10 modify The st7nding a"N VI T-h,N 10
foreigners living in switzerland frn.e hlS'n."' IN
ccn>cd a. tliS. dcnouL, c1 on tc -o,n !" |u' & '"o'
the Establishment Treaty. which had 'rcn con
clndcd April =, $50, between thc tTn oonn,r
on July 70 next. has h"cn renewed 10y ordcr 81
Emperor william. and II IS agant nat rneNa ulit
has thus entered on a direct war wsh his sovereign.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
IN FAVOR OF ExcLUDTyG MQrOR DEALERS

Indianapolis. June spccan.-The Indiana Grand
Lodge has taken firm stand upon the question OF
excluding from the order of the Knights Of Pythias
all nauor dcalers. II decided last wear by an
overwhelming majority that no man who was en-
gagged in the sale Of liquor should be admitted IhlN
decision Wa, reversed by the supreme Chancellor on
technical grounds and the question came back 10 the
Grand Lodge for con sidcration this mornings
sion The outcome Of the discussion was a decision
~ nneol the question to the supreme Court, where
i bnucd To have II finally settled. ohio Is ably
scconding ndiana's efforts 10 exclude liquor dealers
from the order.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
FARMEHS " DELAWARE POLITICS.

Wilmington, June (speciall.-Specal committees q
the Farmers Institutes of the three counties OF this
state with committees from several Oranges met At
Dover Yesterday and adopted long series OF resolutions
suggesting many reforms In local and state govern
n,ent The subjects covered were taxation OF mort
cares Uniform assessments prison reform. county road
mproyement and the abolition Of military encamp-
nlcnts As soon rs the political parties nominate their
Tickets meetings will be held In each county and tho
will recommend the ticket which they think
wiIi hest serve the interests Of the people.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
AZ ENGINEER INSTANTLY KILLED.

Pound Brook y. j. June / CSpeolal. The Phila
dcphia and Reading train which left New York II Il
O'Clock last night for MorrStown and southern points
ran for some distance without an engineers guidance
The train was speeding along rapidly when the fireman
chnuccd 10 look up into the cab In which he saw the
engineer Murphy, sitting bolt upright, but dead
The unfortunate mans head had come ~ violent con
his cab widow. lie had made no outcry ana death
must have been Instantaneous
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
CASES or THE yEwJEssEY BOoKNAKERS

Trenton. y. j., June (speGaD.-Thc ccftoIaH
proceeding in the cases Of The bookmahcrs indicted
for plying heir business at Linden Park and Elizabeth
came mp in the supreme Court today Pro-ccu'"r
Lndabury wanted the referred for trial to inc
Circuit Court, and he applied also for an ordcr
providing for struck jury. Samuel Kalish ana
Corilandt Parker apposed the application IL wa
represented 10 the court that there was much icel
Ing In Union County over the matter and thaI Il
fair and unprcludccd trial was almost lmp0ssloio'
The court reserves decision.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS

Indianapolis. June "a dispatch to " Tic sentinel
from KohOmo Ind. 'ays that on the fnicth ballot
to night thc Rcpublican Congressional District con
vcntiOn nominated Judge Daniel waugh, Of Upton
defeating Joseph f. chcadc. the present Congress
man. and II. NJ. Lafollcttc state superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
Augusta. Me. June At the IIid District Demo
cratic Convention Charles Baker Of Belfast was
nominated for Congress.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
UrRyELF IN NNSET LAKE

Asbury Park n. j.. June (speciai-Ihe Jury
up,moncd by Coroner Van Dcrvecr in the inquest held
to dny over the body of Miss Lizzie Mckenna, wMch
was found on Monday night In sunset Lake. rendered
A verdict of suicide. The BODY was 10 nave pcc"
nuriod in the Potter's Field to morrow. This after
,,n,, ,udcrtoker sexton received dispatch signed
bv Mr. Donahuc OF New York. In which the writer
stated that he would come down and claim the body
,rhor,.s McDonicall OF No. 42O Eighth ST., New York.
tclcsraphcd here for description Oh inc cothie Vi
tho, dead