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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-29

LHDR SALE. My farm Of fix acre North
y ern avenue. Under bert cultivation Water
in house aud stable. Cut last ear Ten tous of hay
irst aud second crop. building in thorough re
pair and nicely Iaintcd. one hundred and sixty
ftoi' ir'r 'eples, pears and plums. tone and
Yuafi-r :. from the city. | shall sell at very
law pric as ! wish to leave the state on account
of III health. Terms easy.
BENZ. ). WOOD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-29

77OR AALE-Acw mitch cows, sheep and
z two HORSES, at farn on Malt. hin, augusta
NE. Apply toJ r. Russrl Lat farm. or r. l.
iAMLLN. apf23i!w.
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AGENTS WANTED

At A GOOD SALARY
To tax. orders for our trees and fun lin, q,
nursery stock Only thos- over IS wear. ~ ~.
who can furnish good references II, ed apiL, W.
give employ ment the wear ruand aud "a, All ~,
penses, NURSERIES at Ucneva, y, y Adir,.
with stamp,
HOMER n. CHASE Il co Hutk6eld. NJ,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-29

DR.. R0YCE'S "'" "sa,,,.n CllRf
is purely Her bal Rem edy unlike Nil 49,
The ool, ksd"sy Remedy put NJ by a resNis,
physician 81 - yesrs' actual tracice Retop,scss.
asi prescribed bs ocer 5000 phssitlaAs In rrsrs,
prac; ice tor sal" ~ all drug siors 10, Que ls,G..
per bottle. la re book msilcd free
hAApS, HARRIS & CO sole irors NosslSyIlIf ~
7. S.--corresp0ndrnce SO ieitvd b, u, fren y.
ticnis, OF to =. W Royce. VI. u. >pFmgncld, ma.
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Aefu advertisements
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4 RfLlARLE PUSHING MeN 10 .,n
choice Nursery stock, Complete assortment,
splendid opportunity offered for ,pr,n,
work. My statesmen have good sue rss mzns
selling from 800 10 $500 per week, S,nS
for Proof aud testimo' ills, A arud nu,hir,
| man wanted here at once. Liberal + r,rs
and the best goods in the mstkc, wrir.
rssp =. You've, Nurscrynan, Rochester \
Y. apri deodSwiw
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| HALLOWELI LOCALS.

Thomas Leigh Esq, ia on business trip
TO Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-29

1 1eo8enf 1oufuN
1JEseAY, AeAH q. iese.
GARDINER LOCALS.
Mr.. Thomas Magic 10 In Boston on .
shsss pissssse rip-
Mics vesss ~ Dossisss Of Boston 10
visiting relatives In the city
Mrs Chriairs Crsmmea left 90 Monday
sishrs Pullman fos Bostoa-
Mics So pheBson Of Tosss. isft o. Mon
day fos vesk's visit ss the Hub.
Miss Reddisgson viii resume her duties
10 Berry's insurance agency Monday.
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Mrs. Aksrs, Who formerly ran dress
mshlog establishments In Gardner. died
Sunday morning. 10 Randolph.
Beri. Johnson Esq manager Of the
Op<ra House. left on Nondy morning for
Boston. He viiI return Thur'day.
Mr.. George >. Piammer. representing
the New EngIsn Organ Co. Of Boston. vas
10 the city Monday on business trip.
| II 10 probable that the Board Of Trade
| viii occupy the rooms formerly used - Q
| gymnasium by the Gardiner Y NJ. c. A.
|
| Nike DAILY, the famous pusiiAst. left
Gardiner on Saturday nights Pullman for
Portland. Gardiner will knov him nc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-29

Berj. Johnson ESQ, manager Of the
opera House. left on Mondy morning for
Boston. He siii return Thafsday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-29

Miss vesss ~ Dossiass Of Boston 10
visiting relatives In the city.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
PtCTFIC R1ILROADS FUNDING biLL.

prpnpTrD TO 1nlE HOUSE FE NJ COMMITTEE.
,V,.hincton June 5-Rcpies"utativc Mi"s' oi
Connecticut from the Committee on Pacific Railroads
% d,v ,enor,ed to the House the bin agreed upon
hv ,hc committee for the rrftLdne of the '"Nernhc"
Indebtedness Of tho Union and Central r"'l"' h'''
road Companies The report, when n V"HI"'ho">'
h,,,s With a hl>tor, Of the legislation OF Congress
upon thl, subject from -t2 down to the Pro'eeUlhSN
~ ,h -p,,iol senate Committee In lass II states
,b,, any sctl,ment made between the Cnli'd states
and the Pacific Railroad Companies N respect OF their
Indebtedness 20 the Uultci rtafcs should be made
,,,h reference 10 the following considerations: FIRST
tbo, the settlement should be Of Such character -
not 70 destroy utterly the value OF the stock "i ''
respective corporations. secondly tal I" I"'s'
extent the payments to be made on account "' ''o
,ovcrnn.cnt indebtedness must be derived nom ul'
nenpl living along the lines OF the respective rop'
and thirdly that the Government should Obtain Tor
Itself such additional security as the companies vi
either Of them. might be able {" give
-rhcrefor, the hil! submitted prev thIt the
compaulc, shall give u mortgage upon their euIrc
propertes. main and branch mes ana a"Ni'"'N
roupanies telegraph lines. rolling stock. etc. Fur
thcr In the case OF the Central Pdcihc that COMPANY
and It's lessee the Southcm Pacific Company are re
ouircd 10 nlc modified lease 50 that the annual
rentals shall not lie less than the aggregate ot All
the sums PAYABLE 10 the United states cnch year.
The rcpor. Of the Pacific Railroad Commission IS
ouo,cd 70 show that the Central paclnc's earnings
were not such 10 make II probable That that road
could comply with the act proposed by the 'onilN-
sIoners and also their suggestion that to eject a
permnneut settlement woUld involve reduction of
the interest 10 rate lower than per cent Nlle the
lines OF the Union Pacific inn, Tor thc most part
through a rich agricultural country. abnndantN popu
lated the lines 0f the Central Pacnc. from ogden 10
the sierra Nevadas. almost Wholly unsupported by
any local or contiguous industry or population even
fhe mining camps having been for tie most part
ei eina,dnnnd? and over this track OF 80 miles the
yaiiroad is practically nothing more than bridge
The report next points out the differences between
senate committee which are IN brief, that in the
Iouse bill one half OF the interest on the Mon Pacific
dh fnr the first ten wears has been capitalized. and
tbat in thc distribution Of payments In the Of
The Central Pacific the method prescribed tor the
I'nion Pacific has been followed The bill> agree, how
ever. in liking the rate of interest at per cent for
ITc LIN and the period Of adjustment at Scveny-ivc
,"ars Tor the Central Pacific, and fifty years for The
-uinn Pacific.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
rIr nlKr nr nRLEAXs 1N nRrssEL,.

brussels. June 5.-Thc Duke of orleans who wax
released from the ClairvanN Prison In Franc OF.
Tuesday night and conducted 10 the swiss frontier,
arrived In this city tbs morning. lie met at the
railway station by Of the royal carriages and con
veycd 20 the palace. where he took breakfast with
King Leopold.
Paris June 5.-In the Chamber II Deputies "a day
W. Duinay Socialist. asked the Government what had
prompted il 10 release the Duke Of orleans white the
fathers Of families, the victims Of evil political
system, still In prison. Russian Socialists. he
said had been arrested in France in compliance Win
the Governments reactonary policy.
NJ. de Frcycinef president Of the CDdnCll ana
Minister Of War replied that tho release Of the Duke
Of Orleans had nothing 10 do with politics. The idea
Of releasing him occurred 10 President Carnot whel
he passing the Clsrvanx Prison on his recent
tour. The republic, VI dc Frcycinct dccar~l Vas
strong enough not 10 shrink from act Of ccnencN d.
PadOns had been granted recently for offence, com
mittcd by strikers and mOrc would follow
VI. dc FTcyciuet demanded That the House vote tho
order oi the day, which agreed 10 by 3l:j 70
lgz nays
VI. FerrOnl and other labor deputies proposed
urgency for discussion Of the quest ION Of granting
fun amnesty 10 the imprisoned strikers. This was
rejected the vote standing al2 10 l4I.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
CROhEE EXPECTED IO-DIT.
TANMANY BRAVES WILL go DowN The BAY TO
MEET HIM


II the steamship Alcr. from Bremen. with ex-
Chamberlain Richard Croker On board, arrives this
morning she will be- met AZ Quarantine by dctach-
mcnt of Tainnuuy braves who VIII quietly escort their
sick leader 10 hi home. Preparations were being
made Yesterday for Mr. Croker's return, ana Mayor
Grant Commissioner Giroy. Corporation C0nn'c'
Clark. w. Bourkc Cochran, possibly, and one or NV"
other men prominent In the organization cApc'nu 10
90 down the bay. The hour Of a. N. was supposed
to be the earliest time at which the Alcr can rehch
the bar. As IL Is high water at sandy HOOK ab"ht
10 a. m. today She will be subjected TO httlc or no
tine expected 80 that Mr.. CrOhcr may be landed Az
thc steamer pier In IlObOhcn, have his bhggage eA
aned by the House officers and be In tiiN city
before noon.
When he will 90 upon the stand and reply u"
Brothcr.in Law MtCauns accusation, viii depend al
the ocean trip hOmcwarl has had a .rcViving and
strengthening influence ne maY send Iil, chhIIchgo
to the senate committee aud dcu,.nd 30 be heard WIN
out delay. This is what tie Tanmany leaders hopc
that hc will feel sufficiently defiant to do. II he
sick that IL "ll be necessary 10 carry nm hom
tic ship TO his carriage, IT viii make the tine Tor his
appearance upon the witness stand extremely ~
definite but Mr. WINS has given potlce tiht ne
will not delay his departure for Europe beyond JuY
II be safely inferred that Mr. Croker VIII be
pulled together In some shape 50 As 10 he prodnceh
In public before that time. Otherwise the business
wifi 60 over until september. situation "hlch 'hc
friends Of Mayor Grant would recognize ds unfortunate
for his political hopes.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
srElKrn RErD rHE rNlylNorS cHoIch
CHOSEN BY AccL>NATioN TO ErPRE>ENT HIS
DISTINCT

CHOSEN BY ACCLAMATi"N TO EEPRE>ENr HIS
DISTINCT.
Portland. Nc. June 5-Tl" 1t District Republican
Congressional Convention met IN the CIV Hall ths
aftcrnp,n. II a forrcpuc conclusion that pciicr
Reed wOnld be r,.nounatcd by acclln,,tiot Vet the
attendance large. 253 Of the 2sD delegate, entitled
10 -cats being present r. VI. Higgins, 81 Limerick,
presided The motion 70 nominate Mr.. Reed by ~
claln,tIon made by cXt'n"i states Di4trict-At
trncy Wilbur F. Lunt, OF Portland. VII, tn the course
Of his remarks said:
Iu time, past been the happy privllcg" o; The
Republicans Of this district send thrit Ecprcseti
Tive IN the Cungres. of The Nd'pf whose powers
q VIII whose natural talent, Whose genius aud who's
had made HIN prominent Ia" councils Of the
Nation and for The service which thc Republicans u
ths district have rendered the they entitled
70 g0teful thanks ~ oil the people. IN" who
MI, The honorable position ~ Speaker today applause
has shown o the whole world strength Whnt
power ., DO right dwell Within We nr1
happy In the fact TINT prr.cnt The people a
man whose private NE h5, been pure. whOsc public
career cannot s-saed from any quarter; from,
whose presence SANDER link away and before who's
good name aud bel- vithrr and vanish applause
70 l. our privilege matshh thc way along which he
move, 10 the summit u hi, greatness.
The nomination unanimous. The resolutions
adopted commend The Administration Of President lar
risOn rcafrn the principles D the party and pccinly
commend the long and successful effort II Speaker Reed
20 bring about change IN the rules and practice II
the House. by which the u.actiOn Of the public
business has been expedited. ana The American prn
ciplc Df the right O The majority Ia rule has been re
affirmed and cmphaszcd
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
A SPECIAL TRAIN WRECkED.
THROWN FROM \ TRESTLE NEAR WHEEL
ING, w VA.

THE CARS FILLED WITH BALTIMORE AND ONO
oFpICIAIs-MANY REPORTED KILLED
Wheeling w Va. June "a repor; reached
herr late tonight of a wreck on the O''io "i''i
Railroad between here and Parkersnnr@.
It. is learned that the Ohio RiVer h'lro""
train was special of two cars filled with b''t'-
moro and Ohio Railroad officials on the way to
Wheeling.
special train with surgeons ana an Asso-
ciatcd Press reporter on board went from here
at
The train went through trestle and the dis
actor ;s soid 70 be appalling, though this is not
vet confirmed, as the officials can give no lniOT-
matI1n
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
MR COyGiR GETS HIS OFFICE AT LAST.

Trenton, June (SpccaD.-ln the supreme Court
to-day Chief Justice Beasey read an opinion III the
contested election case In Middcscx County. In
vOving the county clckshp the effect Of which Is 10
unseat the Democratic incumbent, Conncry ana seat
the Republican contestant, Cougar The matter was
tried IN the Circuit Court the contestant claiming tIS
Office, Notwithstanding the apparent majority oi lo
against him by swearing IN the voters. IL was
shown That the Republican candidate had rccelVci a
majority of 10 votes The question Of the constltu
uDnaity Of the statute then arose and INC case Was
referred TO tile supreme Court for an adVlspry opih
Ion. The Chief Justice held that the Cohtcoted
Election act constitutional.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
DIssENIoY IN THE BRITISH CABINET.

London, June BIT is stated that at a Cabinet
Council to-day Mr.. Baiour strongly objected to The
shelving Of the Land Purchase bin In favor of the
Publicans bill to which other member, desired 10 give
precedence. and that In consequence Of Mr. BaInir',
remOnstrance, the Publicas tln has been laid aside
for the present. There doubt that considerable
friction exists among the members Of the Cabinet
The Glad'tonian leaders. after consulting with the
Parnelltcs, have agreed 10 move ar instruction 10
the committee Oh the Land Purchase bin. empower
ing l. 10 provide fOl the CREATION Of elective council,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
TIE STANDARD MAKING SURE or ENOUGH OIL.

PttsburS, Jnne > (specaD.-A member Of the
Standard on Company said today: The standard
only wants TO make that IL will have oil for its
rcfneries and pipe lines. 1t has too much invested
70 take any chances l.. II. smith, president Of the
Anchor who has been in Pttsburg for several months,
will return 10 New York, where he has large interests
and W. A. Earseman Of oil City will have fun charge
Of tho Anchors business Otherwise there will be
change in the management of any Of the companies.
for the present at least" II was reported In local
oil circles that Captain Vandergrift had been paid
81 100000 cash for his producing interests and that
to take charge Of the entire producing Interest of tho
Standard. The McCamont Oil Company has been
asked by the standard to name price for is pro
ductiOn but no deal has yet been made The Forts
on COMPANY and The Anchor on Company both Of
standard for years. Will be under the direct manage
Incnt Of the Standard Juue -. The stockholders
have been warned that they get 800 so a share
for their stock, payable in cash or Standard Trust
stock at S17O.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
AMERICAN CATTLE Iy GREAT BRITAIN.

London. June 81 dcpntation from Scotland visited
Mr.. Chaplin. Minister Of Agriculture TO day and asked
him 10 modify the restriction against the Importation
Of American cattle. The chief arguments Of the
deputstion support Of their request was the scarcity
Of store cattle In Great Britain and the absence Of
plcnro pneumonia IN America
In reply to the request Mr. Chaplin said that the
bulk OF the farmers OF Great Britain favored re
strictOn. lie was unable, he declared to hold ont
the slightest hope Of any mod ncatou Of the present
regulations governing the importation OF cattle, even II
cattle In America were entirely free from tho disease
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
LIGHTNING; STRUCK IN MANY PLACES.
MUCH DAMAGE DONE IN SURROUNDING TWINS
BY THE STORM.


BY THE STORM.
During the thunder storm on "Wednesday h's'' "s'.V
ming struck many buildings In neehboring towns i'
White Plains the large stables owned by william a.
samms we're strnck In several places. The Oh liDDS
homestead on the New York Post Road, no" owned
bv John Anderson. New York tea merchant "aS
also ,tuck and the moulding in and about the CHIMNEY
was charrcd In Home ST.. dwelling owned 10y JON"
Lennon was damaged considerably The mti''o"oe
were as large a. hickorynutS barn on the premises
Of Peter Kanfmann at Arislcy, wac struck by hgh'-
ming and burned to the ground a barn on the Jo"'
sets place al Greenville, Conn was shat'rieu ~
lightning bolt and the greenhouses Of John > poooS'
John r. wilson, Elias Ciarthwate and George barhcs'
i'm the little village OF Iarsdalc were wrecked Dy 'ne
large haistones which accompanied the RAIN
Lightning struck the second Reformed Chnrch' ~
Tarry TOWN and "A barn at Croton. rhc damage was
slight lightning struck u barn, owned by }. Is
L,rllne the architect, at Rye, and splt " open .
also a house owned by Ms. Huxley ~
The storm also did considerable damage on iolN
Island About 10 o'clock the slo0p ya'ht Owl wa
driven ashore at Fire Island Ihe mouse OF iu iho'aS
seaman, Of Glen cove. was struck pN po" vi
lightning The chimney shattered ana the 1 roo.
torn The house Of Edward stencil was aIao Slit M
aud considerably damaged. Mrs sfehch wa p'T, pI
irated by the shock. The telephone wire, vi c .,,o
Ccntml Once, In Robertss drug store Ia .i,ii |onu
hnrnsh out aud the telephone girl h'o "''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
BUILDING on THE R;1y, OF nor1AyGlsM.

Under the rather long name of The Republic an
Socia~t-ReYisonist Alliance certain former Bon.
ongist leaders hive inst laid the foundation of Now
political party. Its programme contains five articles.
as follows: ~ Affirmation II The Republic. l2 Re
vision Of the monarchicaI D constitution Of 1873 hy
Constituent Assembly Whose decisions shall Doe sub
uittci 10 opITular approval. 90 T. o Onic.la &C al
reforms. protection of ;hr lilp,cT,' r-t>. improve
ino'It u their condition Justice and true liberty De-
coulur tho rules of -oclal relations. 90 The right,
Of Paris restoration of tlc Department of the ~c-u'
g. common law. t5l Amnesty suppression II all ~
ceufIYull Jurisdictions. The Alliance ~ %" gov
crucd hy Executive CImmifi-" II twenty I've mem
ler,. Vho shall appoint the Nurlu ~ the Allan q"
The choice ~ The General Delegate D. - %" ratified
g., the General Assembly. which viii meet monthly
81 .fhorcis shall oonfrlnutc cont, every week 81
tir minimum Tho f.rC4Af ie -iEucd The Pro
Nl,ilfnl Executive tour.iitc'." Among tho." WhI
have adhered tp the programme ar' N',,r- La-u rrc.
d. ~u-lni. Elc MAY. LeDufun D. Duc and Lcfcyrc.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
TO FISH IN THE Case c\rEDIA.

Montreal, oue June 3-rhc visit :, Montreal q
the Duke and Duchcs, Of CcDnaught terminated this
afternoon, the party leaving here At 3 O'Clock for
the Cascapeda, y. H.. fishing gronud Of sir George
stephen The departure was made without any oepo-
uOny, guard Of honor having been offered and dc
clincd.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
OWE MORE or TIE VICTIMS DEAD.

Frank Ilauck one OF the men who was injured at
,, Market 4 crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad
IN Newark on Wednesday night, when Wit,tIn Nc
ttuinncss vns killed. died last night. Kinney, tn,
third man of the party. is in dying condition.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
A STEAMER On VICTORIA NYANzA

London June o.-A "a meeting hcd at tie Mansisn
House to-day, al which the Duke of Fife presided
Henry VI. STANLEY made an address in which he agreed
10 raise fund 10 place steamer on the Victoria
NYHnZa.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

Berlin, June 5.-Whilc riding to-day Chancellor
Won Caprv was thrown from his horse and wos slightly
hurt. Rum0rs were current that he had been seriously
injured, ana the reports caused agitation on tlic
BOursc until 1t became known that he walked 10 the
palace 10 attend meeting Of the Prussian Cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

Halifax, n. s.. June 5.-Mackerel have struck US IN
great quantities all along the shore west of here
and arcad, large numbers have been caught. a
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
- .,,rtc r,,

CHOLERA u A~IArfC TtUETN.
Diarbcl.ir. June o.. hnlcrt rife Al Dc-orch. on
the Iigr,. sanitary Gordon la, been placed around
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
40 rrx>rL rxprr TIE cn.yxFL.

London. June In the House of Commons TODAY
~" lfN fo- thc construction of tunnel under fhc
rrfH-h channel nor England a. I.,rcc Wa, re-
J.c'"d POS Nut. 81 -1f % ir..
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06


la Crandc Charrcu,c i, the headquarters of the
Carthusan Order which was founded in the Middle
Ages by 81. Bruno The monastery stands at the
top OF the Lower Alpine ridge on the French sac
aud with it, dependencies occupies pretty larSc
OF ground II j. visited by many travellers
during the season. but the rules Of IN" order
forbid the entrance Of women within the monastery.
Still, one exception was made las. year In favor Of
Queen Victoria. who gracefully received by the
Pricur7 and took luncheon in the visitors re
fectoire dining room The hospitality Of the Gri1d'
Chartrcuse monks Is provcrh!a. any visitor there i
we'll received furnished with meals and with com
Portable bed but for night only, and that without
charge, polltcnce5 which travellers Fcciprooa'c
by dropping their offerings in The "tronc" or slot
of the monastery. The rule, Of the order are nearly
severe those Of the famous monastery OF " la
Trppcr: the monks perform agricultural work during
a portion IL the day. never indulge ~ any meat ~
table. aad they are forbidden 10 wear amy lincn or
cotton undcrgarmcnt-. only woolcn cloth, HE thclr
coarse outside robe. The monastery i wealthy, ana
n sent 10 Pope Leo NH for his late jubilee present
Of u million OF francs. The wealth Of those m0nk. or
rather Of the monastery. FOR they cannot possess any
worldly riches. proceeds from the sale OF me world
renowned cordial ChaItrrusc, which thcy pTepdir a.
cording IA a prescription which has remained %
secret. except to the chcf> Of the order and which j.
growing on the rugged slope, Of this mountain The
preparation Of the cordial l. supcrintcIdcd by a
frcrc, who gives IL the final and NY stcrous touch
and who at his death transmits the secret to TIA"
irre' designated t. succeed him Many umc' a.
tcmpts have been made to sell puror- coTlal> under
the label Of La Grdndc Chartrcusc, and recently th"
monastery had In fight In tho courts u order 10 pic
vent the cOuIterfcitins Of their label ~ America.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

London, June 5-in the House OF Commons to
day, In committee on the Nthcs BILL proposal for
all equitable revision Of tthcs IN accordance with The
altered conditions Of husbandry was rejected, after
the enforcement Of the cotnrc rule bv a vote Of
24O to 1877.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
FIFTEEN DEAD AT BRADSHAW
OTHERS OF TIE INJURED EXPECTED TO
DIE.
An APPEAL FOR AID TO yTuER TOWNS IN
NEBRASKA-TENTS FURNISHED BY THE MILL
TiRY DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE.

TARY DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE.
Bradshaw. Neb.. June j-lhe number of deaths
caused by the tornado here has now reached nj
teen, and other names may be added 10 the list
The injured have been removed to surrounding
farmhouses and to York. The Governor VIII
Issue appeal 10 the Mayors OF the various
cities Of the State, asking for money, lumber,
provisions and bedcothcs. The Governor ana
other State officials arrived here this morning.
Adjutant-Gcneral Cole brought fifty tents for
those who remain here. II is estimated that tine
financial loss will he nearly 100000. York has
raised nearly 500 for thc relief of the sufferers.
and the carpenters and m1s0ns were SET to work
to-day preparing shelter for the homeless.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
MRS. LANGTRY ILL WITH PLErRIsY.
MACKEREL IN GREAT N,-MBERs.

London. June Mrs. Lanetry the actress. Is suffer
ing from "A severe attack Of pcurisy.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

\ TARIFF ON NAllE NND MAIZE FLOUR.
Paris. June o. The Chami"r oi Deputies today by
vote II 34l t. 10 approved bin imposing tailr
~ thrcc franc OH whole maize and Eve franc %, maize
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

scape. Mrs. Sarah Bloomfield. eighty. was
frightened by the lighin and fell down stairs and
fractured her skull.