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At THE PKEKsNILL CAMP.
Tho Thfrteenth RonimeRt Gives Plnco to
tho Sixty Hent.


PEEKsH1LL CAMP. July ga hurricane
which broke down scores OF trees along tho
bluff and threatened TO carry this canvas city
over tho mountains swept over the Hudson
about midnight More rain followed It. and
amid IL all. from revele TO noon. tho Signal
Corps men and the Thirteenth Regiment
men wore busy breaking up housekeeping.
It WAS dismal work. aud but for the Gayety
which always comes with pay day, and pros
peet Of home with dry clothes and sweet
heart there would have been much discomfort
among them. IS II was. Can't. Frenchs ndven-
lures on the mountain In the rain in command
Of a baggage train in the advance guard. and
the court martial OF Ordnance Sergeant Nc
Nevins which grew out OF IT, kept every one
laughing.
McNevins was accused OF deserving his post
and with treason. He would undoubtedly have
been convicted II Jere. Wernber-. his counsel.
had not brought his long experience In the
divorce courts to bear. and proved conclnsiveiy
that McNeyins and Capt. French were both
counting the taIno girl. one Nettie of Asbury
Tark 49," WV ''
the court ia" he said. :" that one or the other "t
Won is clearly guilty. and therefore the prisoner
10 dscharGsd.T 49,
Frenchs exreditcn WINS made without orders.
Col. Austen renudiated it entirely and there
was talk NJ an in 'orQlal court OF lnNuiry, I" 10
held on the Long B'anch on the trip home.
VA va. at l'cn HOOK in waiting an hour earlier;
hut the Thirteenth had 10 wait TO be relieved
by the Sixtv-Htth of Ri falo.
Tho Sixty-ffth left Buffalo at midnight last
night. ~ 80 their train arrived.
About noon the sun Shnne and by the tme
tho assembly called tho thirteenth 10 receive
their fellows from Buffalo the heat aidee by
the moisture in the ali. had made III" dny
the most oppressive Of the season. Poems ~
military loads on the march from Roa Hook
and dropped from the ranks. One from Com
rany p. Of the Sixty-nfth. fell on tho parade.
and the am hulance corps had their hands full
Some tainted after they got to their quarters.
Prompt attention, however. brought them
around all rizhtand none were absent at dress
CO... Welsh Of the Sixty hfth brought to camp
$2s ont Of he total muster roll DISH It's the
brought this season, Lieut.; ,c9i. Fohie anil
n.ysel'" he said. have visited seventy or
eighty employers In the last few days 10 get
nermission for our men to come. and every
n an who lie not here will be brought before
court upon my return"
The Thirteenth Regiment arrived In Brock
lvn at ~ o'clock last night. on the steamer
Long Branch. Veterans Of the regiment and
10 the Flathush avenue armory, and there
vnre loud cheers as the hoys entered the
nrfnory on n run. The gal cries were crowded
with tho wives sisters. md sweetbearts OF the
men and there was ami muse and waving Of
handkrrchisfE when Col Austen dismissed the
regin emit after COMMUNICATING II on Its SOLDIER
ly bearing In the State camR
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Ex.PrsAIdsat Andrew ID. white to no Mar
PIed.

SYRACUSE. July 2G.-The announcement OF
the coming marriage of eX-President Andrew
d. White hns Just been made. His fan66e Ia
understood TO DO Miss McGil the beautiful
apd accomplished daughter OF President Nc
Gill OF swarthmore Collere. The wedding is
barpy event the proposed trip OF President
White and Prof Fiske 10 Norway, and Sweden
has been abandoned. Prof. Fiske spent the
boyhood He Is In New York for q few DAYS,
and then will come hack % spend some time
in this CITY and vicinity. He will pass next
winter on tho river Nile.
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A Big Piece OF sock.

occasionally are dIslodged a: single blast
in Tho great Portlaud auerries. Not long aRo
al the Simpson rock In Shaler 4 Halls quarry
a single piece wps blown out Mt ono blast,
which measured SlI253Z6 feet, 1t WAS tho
biggest piece removed In m"ny yeprs II is
estimated that the rock would he load for
twenty schoonerS OF ordinary size.
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her. That she is flyer has been demonstrated
In the two races in which she competed. Tho
first race was II fzzle owing to the dying out of
the wind. The second was rattler from start
TO finish. with bowling breeze that kicked up
q good sea and provided n fine test OF the sail
Ing qualities of tho new cup winner On both
days. with the extremes Of weather conditions.
the Gossoon outiooted and outpointed her
Scotch rival and this too. on her maiden races.
With the Improvement which comes with age
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I,oEDoN. July 2G-A Calcutta telegram says
that Mohammedan preachers In India have
aroused themselves to unusual activity Of late.
and are making many converts among Euro-
penns. The converts from Christianity to Is.
lam are not men Of position. but the incident
10 both striking and novel
The despatch ALSO reports that o NOLAN.
medAn preacher 10 prep4IinRto visit England
aud Amerie4 on 9 nissionary tour, h9ylnG beS
S2T1seS OO''oh'o " 'H0 "O'''S'0nS 10 tho 'O'u
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Oraz. CLarr.s Asa,sst . P,,e.,.

PARIS. July 2O,-A dsplorablO scandal 90.
CURED In ArrRs yesterday. priest WAS ar
rested In tho cathedral during the service on
the charge Of assaultnE seven lltlO girls, chi.
dren OF his parishlo96Ts. The Indignation OF
the mob OF PEOPLE WHO assembled around the
building was upcontFollRbl0, and oEIOS OF
Z" Lynch Aiml" were freely made.
bds 6SsIE r. " is5dsd q ISIF W H'H0A'n'''
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mrnrr hi. nchl.ntI,n.. 1RnL.

The VII u Henry N. EchisGsliS Who died in c afro
EgypL was died for pTObIlS yesterday There four
eodcils bsgusIt OF go o0iS made % the Americas
syAday School IHion and The Lf,1 OF ~ sIiAts 10
Mrs Sarah ". Erhishs In, lie EidO| II 10 Egypt she
fsoeysI Ihs household t0InItuts and tbs ps ~ hs u
70 Az RfnsSi Howard croiby william y. Clark and
Lawrence CLARK are made eBoeutorA
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A Test caso Under the E,xht.hour Low.

James H. King. Brooklyn painter. has
brought suit in Police Justice Tighe's Court
which will be watched with considerable in
terest In labor circles. The defendant is John
Mollander. II contractor. who WAS putting up a
new public school in BROOKLYN on which King
was employed as a painter for So = day. King
alleges that he was Obliged to work ten hours
a day in violation OF he provisions Of the
lander punished for such violation. EX-As-
sisiant United states district Attorney Daya-
nay has charge OF the test ease for King.
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Enhtn,I Car. New stxle.

Little car u Of the Chambers and Madison street limo
broke tho record for VShcuAr rcty shortly be-
fore ocook last evening II had just crossed COnrs
street. on Duans aud in front OF redros restAu.
rant when 1t shsd its rear platform First a shiv"r
then thrill then dVUp ami last spill for pas
EOuEprs who crowded tho platform. liley got IN and
declare 4Rer ceilings eoLccTninE their torn elOthes
AMI smashed hut none ut them injured
Arer . proper AMOUNT ~ copai n Tue driver and con
mile 10 ar and wen, on in way Iootailsd, thoGRh
,tptr "a otnr
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When Emma l. ERmes obtained an abso-
Lutte divorce from Frank NJ. Eames. alter ono
OF tho most sensational trials ever held in the
BROOKLYN courts she was awarded sl5 week
alimony for the SUPPORT OF herself and her chill
and Gen Catlin has got al order from Justice
Cunn for the defendant to show cause why
he should not be punished for contempt OF
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and service. the Gossoon bids fair TO be the
leader of her class for como tlme
The Gossoon "a q cutter designed both for
racing and cruising. Her water line IL 80 feet
7inches. and on deck she measure 81 feet She
draws 81 feet. her extreme bonn IL ii feet 8
inches and her racing measurement IL 4S feet
In her construction che 10 composite. every
n ld frame nn pen S, o. b sne l. hS bt
first her bottom was bronzed, but she Is now
hauled out OF the water and copper plates are
cabin for a racer. II Is plainly furnished but
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-27
.R.,Iroaa Jaekn RoeoverIpr.

RoTpSur y V. July ga" RAtlrOad Jack" Who 10
probably tho beStkHoSD dog In ths State. and who
sIahnsd by some bTais a. Albany recently, 10 recover
Ing from his VouudS There Is scarcely TAroAdeF In
tho Empire 6tAts Vho has not 81 some time eSuEht .
rance q Jatk who travels a VIZ Ora upon one rat.
" ost diSnEuhsd visitor bt the Casino at Saratoga
bbd he entered With The ksegsSt dog relish into AL mo
y ayinG horse 10 The merry 90 round kesniI enjoy
around on the t0boEsLn ~ e0nPoaSdy AZ ~ might on
kCenIrt eIprssI v ths dslg9l u mnlhtuds Of psS
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Younr noax. 4. porslven anna ,raL ., momr.

william C. Dodge, WeltdrssSsd young man was
brought before Justice white in the TonbS Police
Court yesterday msrning CHARGED with having stolen
horse from hiI stsPfAtbsr IN Spring Valley J.. Itwas
eyed that he had sod tie horse Tor sos and spent
he 10 ney IN seeing The slIhS ne was AT"''ed in
Cana stTost early ysBtefdAy morning TrcOnCiliA
tiou bsiWseH hin aud Bis father followed his appear
Auce court AN they sfi toEShsr Tor Eprng Valley.
q nIsrl
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CHICAGO July ga despatch from Mason
City Iowa, says: I'm iowa there will be n to-
tai .aihIre Of the honey or this year. Loading
npinrists Of tliS scctIon snv there is no honey
in tho flowers. and the cOkor and UuckWheat
have thus.Er yielded nothing"
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i is large compared with the narrow quarters
in other racing boats. Her sails wore made
by A. Wilson Of Boston, and as she fonts
equipped. she cost her owners $1,000.
Her sails Hre the finest that could be pro-
vided. and two sets enable her terrace or cruise.
as the desire may be. luSt how much they
measure Mr., Burgess will not say. Her sail
area ia slightly larger than that Of the Minerva.
Shc has q long mainmast and short tormast,
and has hollow boom 49 feet long. or four
feet longer than the Minerva's. Her next ,ap-
pearance with he Minerva will be In the New
York Yacht Clubs cruise to Newport.
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Jews who havs Done TO yarn,lnG.

twenty Uins Ru'GiGm jew arrived upon the SsSmsr
Calico from Bio dc JEusro bound for KAnSAA EsVsn
ysSrs ago they lied from lsuSss duLnE rising SESinst
The JasH and tOOE refuge near Rio VhsIS thsy proc
pSTsd ~ fAFmos ~ the came tine soWO u thSiI rel
Mg sent ~ o % thsiI Eanhas ienas " by lsnd fer
SfiE ny SsSSttS 10 itsfs iS.Sas6 Thi tbsaaS'
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a Lawyer ChnrGcd with Passing bad
Checks.

Lawyer Allan NJ. stoddart of 301 Vernon ave-
nue. Brooktyn. was arraGned yesterday in
Justice Goetlings court 10 answsr for passing
worthless checks Or Adolph Enders and vi
chael Hogan Of WiliansDurCh. Mr.. ao1dart
is we'll known In the Court OF ForesteH. He
was placed under bonds TO answer.
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TIE sossooN,s 4 QUEEN

Hncs Designed by BurEess
DosroN. July 26-Ths Gossoon, the new
queen OF the forty-footers, whose victory over
the heet Minerva hos placed her 30 prominent
" before yAchtsmen, Ia one Of the rrettiest
yachts aloat. and Mr.. Burgess. her designer.
as we'll as tho Mesers. George G. and Charles
r. Adams, I'd, her ovpers. are mighty proud Of
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Music the MAllin Central Park this afternoon At
O'Clock, by CAppGS Seventh Regiment band. The fol.
lowing 10 the programme:
star Spahglsd Bonner"
l. March" To the .vandewell
.. Overture" ivan .......,....,....G Consrno
B. Grand SELECTION" Paul Jones. rAnqueite
4 Piceolo Soi0-FAntaSs; sonnAmbuIA .DriecOrdi
Sig u PSllananL
O. Music to shSksSpSGTo's "IidSummsr Nights Dream"
hSndelssohn
Last Hone" Religious HeditStiop ".... 46otuehAIk
Z dance des PAtifsurs Glnka
.. "TRe Battle of Gettysburg ,cEppa
DoXoloRy.
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Kseoun, In ~. PAU aud Minneapolis.

wIUnEyros. July 1.-THE SECRETARY Of the INTERIOR
to dAy lJiTrd TdcOThi Hl tho population OF the GILES
Of l. Pan and annapolis
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YaSt TTnIBS for Niagara NSIIS
{sSy: G9 5S c;H'TN ts'fpHo sBIp Gsh.TSI
Dil5Psh,i SlSs daily, sIesII Sun fSyS 100 4 NJ
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3nsinesa Slotifts.

DR., q. Phelps Browns Aenslnn RHlsaUa,
good healing medicine for CouEha Sore Throat and
LphEn. DruREistn 800. and 81 per bottle.
Herbal Ointment for skin diseases illustrated Shake
speArean Almanac frea ~ Grand o., Jersey City, n. j.
Reep's nreaa shirts made to measure for %
None better at any price eO9 ana all Broadway
We rncomvnend the nee 81. Asgoaturn Bit
ters to our friends who suftsr with dyspepsia
AFFLICTED with Cancers.
wasting dissaseA Try "wAdNERs INFANT FooD.-
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TIE Pomona KIot 0n.Il.d.

thsIsSaA' n J" July 26-Ths strike among
bs.S we on the now BrlRAntinS Railroad has
IN nsV usd' The company paid OF the mon
We're isntn ami discharged tue Italians who
ere btil .,hsllgglor' Of the Girke. Tho negroes
Ehoved work Gnd TIE blockade has been
"''A"dr,b,I '.Ur,r rorGov snro0,.,.
A.. LsIRts.
DaR 80 "A sDsslal % ths Adr'TtiSS from Esv.
Cor S,,s.- 'Isl Mr.. ". X hGdsrDut hAs offered
dsi Si;iss yoo for hiS country e,t.,s :. cas-
snaIrgi buys tbs estate 10 nlsudS 70
'''aI ho'sl On The u0uRaL
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MAXINE TNTELLIGEECh

HHIATUIH ALuAEIC-THIa pAE
SIM rises AT Sun SETS. rs Moon sets. ~ "a
HIGn WATTE-THH nAJ.
Sandy Hook 81 Gov. Island. IAI HslI Gate. O4
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So Ne Ruyter, from New York for Antwerp passed
the Isle OF wight
5. The Queen tomEsv York for Liverpool sighted
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Arrivsd-sAruEnAL July q

IS Greece, jeffrey. London.
Fl Hugia KRrlowR, Hamburg.
he yOlturno, Watson. Antwerp.
IL bermuda Fraser. Trinidad
Eb YemAASse. Mckee. Wilmington
Nor lAtea arrivals SEQ ArSt PAgAI
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% DsVonia from glasgow for New York
$4,000 ESS 91 ht s u ~ S:T ToSl rra.nd
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-07-05
The Usual Outcome.

AL1TE, La, June 8.-The alarming re-
ports that have been in circulation for
some time that misled colored people of
this place held frequent night meanings
and were procuring arms and ammuni-
ton from many quarters to use against
the white people in a race conflict they
contemplated to bring about, events re-
Gently would establish the fact that they
we're not groundless, and the white peo-
pie had good reasons to prepare them
selves Oh a wal footing. About Z o'clock
this morning several gunshots were
heard about q mile above town. Shortly
after George Howard, the most desper-
ate negro in the parish, came in on a horse
wounded in the arm by q Winchester
ball, and reported that he had been in
tercepted on his way to work by an
armed posse of white men and shot.
Within five minutes after Howard ar
rived there was q simultaneous charge
on the town from every road. of armed
men on horseback, numbering about 200.
The greater part of them were disguised.
They surrounded the important squares
of the town, killed George Howard,
wounded three others, and siezed a large
number, of fire arms. The crowd then
left,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-07-05
Voting ON the Election Bill.

Voting On the Election Bill.
WASHINGTON, July2.-Springer moved
to lay the election bill on the table and
thus defeat it. His motion was beaten
by 149 yeas to 155 nays. The only repre-
sentatives to vote in favor of motion we're
Coleman. of Louisiana. and Lehlbach,
of New Jersey, Ewart, of North Carolina.
Another boiler was paired with Simonds,
of Connecticut. Motion to reconsider
was tabled. Two hours were consumed
in reading Of the bill. The question then
required on the passage of the bill. AS
the call was in progress, great interest
was manifested on both sides of the
house. As Coleman, Of Louisiana, cast
his vote with the Democrats, he was
greeted with applause from that side of
the house, and applause was reinforced
with cheers when Lehlbach, OF New
Jersey, also cast his vote against the
measure. The Republicans retaliated
in kind, and as the southern Repub-
licans, Houck, Taylor, Of Tennessee,
Waddell, Mudd, Of Maryland, and Will
son, of Kentucky, recorded their votes
in the affirmative, cheer after cheer was
given. Tho bill wa passed; yeas, l55;
nays. 149.
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ROUND TO 1 @ HIM.

h Brother of a Defeated Pugulist At
tacks His Adversary With An Az.
P1TTsBuRa, Pa, June 3O.-A prize
fight with hard gloves for 5000 q side
and gate receipts took place near Shouse-
town, Pa, this morning. The contest
ants were Amer Grant of Beaver Falls
and Fred Wise of New Brighton. One
round was fought, lasting forty-fve sec
ouds, during which Grant knocked W&e
down seven times, the last time knocking
him insensible. A younger brother Of
Wise then jumped into the ring and with
an ak delt Grant a terrible blow on the
back with the blunt end. The blow was
evidently aimed at the head. Young
Wise then jumped over the ropes and
with a revolver in his hand ran away de-
flying anyone to follow him. Grant was
stunned but not seriously hurt. The
referee decided the fight a draw, much
to the dissatisfaction of witnesses.
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me Echo.

Did you ever figure on the exact distance
mat one may be removed from a rejecting
surface and yet hear the echo Of his OWE
voicei It is said that one cannot pronounce
distinctly or hear distinctly more than five
syllables in q second. This gives oneflfth
Of q second for each syllable. Taking 1,13
feet as the velocity Of sound per second. we
have 294 feet as the distance sound will
travel in one-ffth Of q secqpd. Hence, II q
rejecting surface Is 112 feet distant, the In
itial sound Of an uttered syllable willNber re-
turned to the ear from q distance Of liz
feet, just as the next syllable starts. on it's
journey.
In this. case the first fifth Of the second is
consumed In the utterance ofasyllable and
the next fifth Of the. second In hearing it's
echo. Two syllables would be echoed from
4 rejecting surface 294 feet distant, three
syllables from $50 feet, and 20 on within
the limit Of audiblenass. Il Is evident that
q sharp quick sound, the duration Of which
Is only one-tenth of 9 second, would give
an echo from half the distance, or ffty-six
feet. The above estimates are for a tenn
pe,rature Of 81 degs. Fahrenheit, at which
the velocity Of sound d q little over Lit
feet In 8 second. The velocity Of sound
when the merciry stands ct freezing is1,0ee
~ per seconds Louis Rapubha
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-07-05
NEWS.

Fargo voted waterworks bonds-yeas,
400; nays, 4&.
Marshall Mcclure, formerly of North
Dakota, is now running q papei at
Sprague, Washington.
Fargo Argus: Hon. D. .. Dodds is re-
ported TO hsve run for q local school Office
In his own district, and out of f0rty.eight
votes he received six. "
How's this for heightened journalism?
Fargo Republican to Mandan Pioneer:
A large aized gray-back would chase
Tuttle ont Of the stall.
There are at present ninety-one con-
victs in the Sioux Falls penitentiary,
f~fty-four boys and girls in the reform
school at Plankinton and 254 inmates in
the insane asylum at Yankt0n.
Drayton Echo: Congressman Hans
brouRh should succeed hlmself. He i'll
pure and tried Dakotan; he knows what
the people want, and is giving and will
continue 20 give them far better service
than any new man who can be placed in
the ofice.
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called before the grand jury some days
ago, but protested to know nothing
about the affdavits. The impression was
sought to be given that the affidavits
were manufactured by Mackin's clerk.
Something of a sensation was created to-
day when Mortimer McRoberts, an init
mate friend of both Mackin and his
clerk, called on States Attorney Long
necker and said that his was indignant
at the attempt to put a false charge upon,
the clerk. He said further that the afRs
davits were drawn by Mackin. and the
latter had frequently boosted to him Of
the fact that he had them. This gave a
new starting point and the bailiff was
sent out to bring Mackin for the second
session of the the inquisition. Then an
other sensation developed. Mackin
could not be found and the general i'm
preston is that he absconded to avoid
prosecution for perjury.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-07-05
The Site Accepted.

CHICAGO, July. 2-The worlds fair
national commission this afternoon for
mally accepted the joint site, consisting
of the lake front and jackson park as the
location for the Columbian exposition by
a vote of 70 to II. This conclusion was
not reached without much discussion.
In fact when the question came up the
opponents of this location, as offered by
the local board OF directors, seemed to
number about as many as the advocates
of it. Various resolutions and amend.
ments, expressive of the views of individ-
ual commissioners, were offered; but
after the commissioners had listened to
detailed explanations by the directors,
a vote was taken on the proposition to
accept the site as rendered with the re-
suit given.
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Dock Laborers Strike.

CHICAGO, June 3O.-The dock laborers
have struck for 5 cents per hour ad-
vance on their present rate of 20 cents
per hour, and the river is tied up. Fully
$50 men have quit work. Many vessels
are lying idle at the docks with cargoes
to unload or take on Seven vessels
cleared without cargoes to-day. The
companies most effected by this strike
are the Anchor, Union, Lehigh Valley
Transportation company and the West
ern Transit company. The dock en-
ployes of the Lackawanna, Erie & Og-
densburg are in full sympathy with the
movement. The strikers claim they are
backed by the dock hands in Milwaukee
and. that il they ask their support they
will also strike.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-07-05
The Struggle d

BATON ROUGE, July 1.-The senate
amendments to. the lottery bill were con-
Cured in by the house to-day by a vote
of 68 to 25. As a matter of courtesy and
in order that there may be nc flaws, it is
likely now the bill will go to the gov
ernor for his approval Dr. disapproval.
Counting to-day there are eight working
days remaining. The governor is auth
orized to hold the bill not more than five
days. He will probably take advantage
of his right to keep it the full length of
time allowed by law, but there will be
three days of session left nevertheless,
and there will be no difficulty in passing
tile bill over his vets in one day. The
fight is therefore over now.
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Similar to the Blair Bill,

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Representative
O'Donnell of Michigan, chairman of the
house'committee on education, to-day re-
ported to the house the educational aid
bill agreed upon by a majority of its
members. It is similar in it's provisions
to the Blair educational bill. Several
members of the the committee, says the
report, reserve the right to offer amend
ments or oppose the passage of the
measure when it shall come before the
house for consideration.
The pension office issued during the
fiscal year just closed 1868 pension
certificates. The number issued during
the preceding year was 1885,