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New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
MARRIED..

CLAFLIN-rrNN On Friday June 81 1890 e lhSh mon;
tnrry California bv The K.N. Il. {. Route, fin'ocus
Stewar. Dunn daughter OF the ate John James S.ewnr
Of Louisville, Kentucky, to john Caun, oil broo'S"'
" Y.
JOIISSON-TYLER-On saturday, June % at inc cnmrcn
Of the Holy Sepuichr by 9 tg' 81 Hf ad Rebecca c.
Tyler 70 Albert {. Johnson all Of Ncwfork CITY
cb,nai Ithaca n Y ~ tho Rev. Charles Babeork,
Katherine :Adc,adc ss,af Of r. F. Crane to James
Mcmahon OF Cornell rvcrs!tr.
SYKES-SCUOONMAR FR-Tursday. June "a. at the r"si'
dence brides father by the Rev Joachim f.lTnen'
dorf. Alice Adele, daughter OF Cyrus SchoonmaHeF 70
Walter ii. Sykes
WEsTCOTT-I,OCK wOOD-On Tuesday. June IL, st the
First Unitarian Church. IN Roxbuy, Mass by the rev.
James De NomaDde Ma IA Dunbar, daughter OF Conmo'
dora Samuel Lockwood, L. S. n, TO Clarence l.. Wes~
colt, OF New.York.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
pRrGADlrR GENERAL CHARLES RooNE.

,l,rle. Eo,mc ~ president II the Consolidated
c,s Coupany and one II the leading Frc.ma-ous of
b, .ouu,ry died Yesterday at h. home. No. - West
nny ,ccoud st.. from general debility Of the system
lie wa, born in th- clty In l-l2, his father being
Nicholas Roomc snpcrln'r 'rndcnt Of tie old state
Prison when . Young man BE- entered the service
of the Manhattan Ca, Light Company and was -nc-
,c,.iyclv clerk, engineer and president retaining the
last mentioned place for tlity yclr~. ON hc fusion
81 ti. I've Ncw York -, corporations he became
president II the Consolidated Gas Company and held
tlul pI.cc until about two year, ago. when he "as
succeeded D, james ". smith.
III, connection with FIccml-onry datc' back TO $50
lie wA, a Iisi Master of Kane Lodge. 30 40. FAST
Grand Master ~ the Grand Lodge state of New YORK;
ueirl-.r and Past High Priest II the Jerusalem Chap
tor No. p member and Pat Commander Of IN" '""ur
de- Zion Commandcry. Knight, rcmpar. Past Grand
COMMANDER Of the knight, rrmpar. state of New
York. Past Grand Master of tn Grand Encanipment
knight, Icmplar Of the United states. aud honorary
member thirty third degree. Of the scottish iatc, No.tl
cru and southern Masonic jurisdiction.
In the culy days of hi, connection with tn" Man
haitian Ga, Light Company. Mr.. Krme wa captain
OF Company ID Of rh" old 7tli Regiment and on The
outbreak Of the war va instrumental II,
iu baltimore and In Pennsylvania and on
tLc conclusion Of the war Was made 10y President
Inhnsou BrgTdler General Of United states Nolun-
ter, Although ardent Republican, Mr RoCme
wns A member Of the old 1Anmany society ana hni
Lcen connected with The Union club, the New YORK
Historical soccty the society of Mechanics ana Irads
men and the American Institute. lie was also prcSl
dent Of the > Nicho- society and of the society OF
American Gaslght Engncer Ihe TT iuHsfa1 rnoI win Gs
Church Fifih ave and FITS third ST. The Rev DT'
rohn Wesley Brown and the Rev. Dr; Charles II
Hall. Of Holy Trinity hroohlyn WI oIIonc nTn uasdnic mic
service Will lie held AT the crave
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
ALDERMAN LouI, SCHLAMP.

Alderman Louis schamp, Of the Nth ni'tri0' di"i
nt MI, home No ~ Fir,t->t, early yesterday H'''
heart failure. The Alderman, illness wa" snort
n, ruc.d,, he sent word 10 President Arnold thlt
he would be unable tC attend the mecuhS "' WV
p,,rd and il was known that hc prevented by
sickness from being present ut recent Wec''nE' ="
,hc Committee ON Railroads 70 wLcIh he belonged,
Int # wa, understood that he was not ser'o"'N
III ON Friday evening he was 50 mnch Improved
that both his family and himself thought he won"
le able tD be out the next day. lie Suler'u Il
,eIause ot | a m. and I'm less than an hour eAplie"
Alderman ,chlarnp born Ia New YORK /" l0f"
In 1891 he Joined the New iork 'hasscHrs e"mnhn"eu
by General John Cochranc, and served I" the Ell"
OF A three years enlistment. lie re enlisted Ill '"o
cavalry but was discharged rs the result o ualVr
ans wo,.nd received at the battle Of Galncs'S MIls
After the war he was for siN years member ot the
Mctroroltan Fire Department. re.enn2 thercffom 10
.cc,ut a city marshall hip IN the Nth District Court
where. he remained for number oi years lie "''
mast commander ~ Rilcr Post. No O.. o. ~ b., wa
n trustee Of the soldiers Home Ol the S'ate "i W"
York belonged to the Tan'many soclciy thc S~'Ln,o' ~
sSsncIation th, Masonic aud odd Fellows Oidcfs'
the Columbia Fishing Climb and number Oh German
social organizations. ,.,, l.,
originally My. schamp was Republican III III
noiitirs hut subsequently went 10 the lrVnH liali
iariinu th.u to the County Democracy, ana hnally
"a -, rr,r,,',~ nan becoming a member of the Tam.
mann Hall General Conn tee. lie was clt,uu cl
Alicman OF the Xth D,stlst l,1, YAH gac, rp
llcan Mr. >chlnmp, prcde, esNor ~ uIh'c, cN h ,o
man Edward j. liapp; died by suicide ~ a. tceN1o n, ~
President Arnold has called meeting OF the
he Common C"unoil Chamber 10 take appropriate
acton The Board will attend IN body me inncrtl
which will take place at p. M to MORO" at NO -
The vacancy In the representation Of the Xt'
siaDt Dt "ti VI me Ie diSrict to be- selected by tho
many Hall leaders. VIII be chosen
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
A NEW STRUCTURE IN Siy FRANCISCO

san Francisco June . (speciaD.-The next large
Office building to bc erected In this city will be lult
by d. o. Mills. who has instructed Inrnham 4 Root
the Chicago architects who designed The Chronicle
Building to prepare plans for twelve story build
ing the northeast corner Of Mont SOmery aud Bush
SIS. The lot is 1877 II by 1871 IL feet, and part
Of il stands Platts Hall, AZ present occupied by the
Nticultural Commission, for the display of California
wines II i said thai work will d. Dc .un a. q,
possible. This Improvement Will help MontgOmc y T..
which for several years has fallen OF. Lately, how
ever rents have advanced and the completion of
the Croker aud Mills buildings viii restore IL 10 its old
supremacy and make 1t second Ia importance 10
Mtrkc
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
MARCELLrS MASSEY.

Narccllus Massey father OF cxPolice Justice r. W.
Massey, died yesterday at his home, NO io'
Joralcmonst. Brooklyn, at the age OF seventy seNc"'
He was born in jefferson County, New-lOrk, wnce
his father was the first settler IN what has become the
city Of Watertown. lie engaged in business therc
early in life and was bank cashier at one time IN
1912 he removed to Brooklyn and embarked in the
dry goods business for number Of years. lie theh
invested In timber lands In the South, and constructed
saw mills at jacksonville and Palatka. Fla At the
outbreak OF the lie returned to the North ana IN
terested himself IN railroad affairs. lio was %
director in the Delaware Iarkawanna and Western
Railroad Company and for fifteen years president
the Rome, Waertown and oGdcnsburS railroad
Company. For tho last twenty seven years he was
a director OF tile Brooklyn Academy Of Music, and
was connected with tho Long Island Historical society
and the Brooklyn Art Association. lie had fine
collection Of paintings and choice library His
family consisted Of "A wife and two sons. The funeral
will tako place this evening
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
DELAYING THE RESTORATION OF RATES.


Chicago June - (spcciau.-rhe attempt to adyancc
Western freight rates has met with another bachSet
nm acconnt OF the wholesale cutting Of rates on
,nerchaudlsc between Chicago and the West Charges
were freely made day that these rates had been c"'
: to cents. II the charges are proved me Alton
viu NOT allow the advance OF IA solitary westbQund
,,t, until it is satisfied. The cutting has closed.
There s no question OF the advance In rates, II the
Aton can he satisfied that its competitors VIII use
IN. advance honestly and not as means of cutting
rates SIN deeper IL is not generally known, but
l. fact that all the lines between Chicago and 81
p,n have been ignoring the long and short maui claNo
of the Interstate Commerce act. This Is done by
making a through rat" from the seaboarri to ST. ram
If 4 cents while intermediate points higher rate
nuplc, in el, instance The plan OF advancing rates
viii be considered at the general meeting OF Western
roads next Wednesday. No attempt VIII be made To
raise custbound grain rates from the Missouri RIVER
~ the Alton and Interstate Commerce Commission
Ictwncn them are likely Ia lower these rates on
acrornt of their continued manipulation: thalripal
Ndrey's report OF all CasthOund taiho from kaiHaa
CI;y st. Joseph, AtchSOn aud LeavewoHh ior juno
tn date shows the fullOWlng Total shipments ''VH
c,r, of which the AtchisOn carried -lO' 'ils w"
being cattle and 161 grain, Burlington III 'oIN'
,i7N bcing cattle and 213 grain. Alton, l0V- sur;
.7- being cattle. 373 grain. and th' thltaEo - i'ul
and Kansas city. i.O9j car. OF when l,o.9 Vert
grain none cattle and only sixty seven cars OF ever!
thing else besides grain.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
Notices Of marriage must be indorsed with n
name and address.
DfEj,.

BRIGHAM-At PotsYillc. Pa June 20 Louise Alexsnder'
wife u Luccn f. Ialh Lam, and daughter OF George W.
tho -eensr Of hcr fshc, no dcS dS' PARK a
Ar.hn be Forst son ., c. and Marie Couilsrd.
Funcral at south orange s. j. Tue,day. July at
Intcrment private.
sa.sTGoy. June b 1890 X wife Of cnrsn
ri%ds Invited attend the funeral 'sIEccs , o. sHS
VcndOme 3G3 GraDdayc. Oh Tuestay, July l. a' ~
'HsHtSGfS" As..ta"t s1peI"t@ndc9t % Of schools -.
ia"aSs and rie .Ss at q M "H a % Een No o i7h
on sq@diy az az tSyc:ien 5%"s @ s n% family
So fs Gs 5 "a r Fov 'S cider 81
the late John and fcll,l.e b. toN. ,uo,., .O,.
] "y'd % 1:'He o,rsneo the f%aeTs sae; ssI
rlacc BrooSyn' Monday, June 3d. at O'Clock a. m.
It Is kindly rcqGe;tcd tha. no he 'en..
rRYon THURSDAY June :G Edward FIX % aged &C. 80 yes Ns
2ci T. aud NJ respcc fully inrt'd to a'na '.a,c nes
a1"r''i a5c. sdnGny pSa "'j June me .. p
LAND-on June 2s Maoel A., only daughter Of Dr. Joseph
Frnoa r from her faHcr, residence. 1870 West l2ehs.
I%5aF"' |csnd ;i M.. r'rI" Fspsr. asaS pea.c copy
LAY-At stafford Conn. on saturday evening June ~
ySIiS; SItS'G Of '4sasash fiasai hlsiteT RAY Ss' ''
Ns;@e. aaa r & G q 'gS me Il family n%S's Sl's
the funeral Wedneda .oroing Jrly iaG at 10 80
II iioq o kindly nd That no flowers b. sen:.
s4 tns coS fcas Il f It. b:
fs bs%% Any lid e ssa sar'' O'Clock
VAN WICKEI,--At Jamaica. l.. / June y. 1890. Emma
A. id ST daughter Of the late A-csn Backus, and we W
,corge y. Van Wickc ..a =. !.
Relative, and friends resp ctuly invited 70 attend me
raj her lac residence. Nnhtoh ave.
Jamaica Monfsy. June 80, at O'Clock p n: n:, a..
Train leaves Long Island City 05 m Carriages IN
waiting arrival of train.
yEEMILYA-N Tarry;own-on.the.H Hudson, frlday 5nne
q Martha Ncrmiha widow Of the late captain Peter
Il VrriniIya in the Goth year Of her age.
Funeral 40 Second Reformed Church. Tdrrytown, on Mon
day, June 30, az 2 y. m
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,
Noun. Hope, Westehcser County
Eev.Yok and Northern Railway Station the 9rounoS
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

Of Design In 1876 and became well known as paihter
Of portrats and figures He was a member Of the
Artist Fund society and the Century Ciup
His latest paintings, Edwin Booth rs Hamlet anu
the Last DAYS Of Aaron Burr" are among the DeS'
examples OF his work. The portraits OF Robert Kay.
Cornelius Ray and Nathaniel Prime IN the Chaniocr
of Commerce. - General Grant, at the tnltca stats
Bank and the copy OF Gilbert Stuaris John Ky III wv
Court OF Appeal, Chamber, at Albany, are from MS
easel \ fcw months before his death the century
Club purchased the Last Days of Aaron Burr. He
Mace AT the Church Of the Covenant Park-ave and
I{rtv hist
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
DR. SCOTT ARRIVES AT CAPE NAY.

Cape May, y. j.. June IS (>pecial).-MrS. Harrison
enjoyed her usual drive this afternoon. NJ the even
ing train General Williams, Mrs. Dmmirk and Mrs.
Harrison met DR.. Scott Mrs IarrisOn's father who
has come 10 spend the remainder OF the summer AZ
cottage.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
rnp WINCHESTER CHESS TOURNAMENT.

, camc froo Mr. Gunsbcrg at London. says that the
International tournament proposed To be held In Man
chester next August ASSURED The list Of entries
VIII protaby include Captain Mackenzie, oil this cy
Hunsboig, Backburne. Mason, Bird Lee, OF LOhuoh
Johnson and Van Vliet Amsterdam NJ Taubenhaus OF
Paris: sclaIopp and Bardeebe. II berlin MaA Weiss OF
Vienna Burns and owen. OF Liverpool and other well
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
CORRECT. A.S Usual.

George f. Weed. president Of the Morgan iron
Works, yesterday confirmed what was said IN The
Tribuncs article about the deal for the Roach estate
Other newspapers stated that the negotiations between
An English syndicate and the representatives OF 'he
late John Roach for the purchase of tle great hoacn
shpbuilding plant had been recently consummatcd
The Trlbuoe SAID that the negotiations had not yet
reached the stage Of the payment OF money n Inc
'rrihnne was right. Mr.. Weed said Negotiations
have not been consummatcd. and not "A dollar has
chan ued hands,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
Special Noliees.

important nll OF Account Books ana Ste'
,ionerv.-We still have DECIDED BARGAINS 70
OFFER 10 CASH BUYERS in Accoun: Books ana all STA
tIoncrv supplies Bankers and Merchants SPECIAL
PRICES In all departments during July ana August
JOHN =. uCLIN,
nircct Manufacturer Books Steam l1nter ana
Stationcr
1863 BROADWAY, NEW-IORK.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
EARNINGS OF MICHIGAN RAILWAYS.

Lansing Mlch June - CSpccial). The earnings Oh
Michigan railways for April. lo90 were s7o oO3oH7 oi
for the CORES sponding month of 1850 they were 10
.1O35l and Of 1855 Ill ,2gJ.336 ~. Tho total earn
tu,s fron, anuarv TO May were $27 .0OO. go 26
,rsinst soI ltl GlG Os IN lsr9, increase OF So,
rs nj1 js per cent of Increase, lj.6O.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

shavcrst A tube OF LIoyds Euxesls ana . goo1
razor are the only necessacs delightful shave Coo'
and refreshing to skin Invaluable to traveiiefs op
serve signature Aimee Lloyd" In red ink Kiusc an
others Sold BY Park Tiford McKesson Robbins, E'
Fougcra and all druggists. Mandatory, spur'st Lei
cester Square, London.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
0pposrD TO THE CITIZENS MOVEMENT.

The Irsh.American Republican Club held m'euhR a'
40 Union Square last night j. III. McNamec pfesloeu
Speeches were made by him and others denouncng u"
citizens movement. The speakers declared that te
movement only means more Democrats In once Inc!
favored straight out Republican nominations
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
OLIVER INGRAIIAN LAY.

Oliver Incraham Lay the artist died from con
sunption AZ hi, country home, a. STAFFORD, Conn.,
last evening age forty-nvc. lie was born III tl'lS
city, and studied art at the Cooper Union ana Academy
Of Design schools and afterwad as pupil OF Ihomas
Hicks he was clectaA ~ 11hfHKH - W. Acaoemy
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
TIE rJcr.pREsIDEyT LEAVES WASHINGTON

Washington. June os-vice President Morton. ac-
companed by his secretary. Mr.. Chiffon cf, Washing
ton This afternoon for Rhncbeck. y. Y, where he
will spend most OF the summer.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

sbond snIt the many columns OF little advertise
ments on the eighth aud ninth pages Of Inc lriouic
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
MR.. rAnvELL OPPOSING 4 AnAGrE coNvnyroN

Lincoln. Neb. June @s.-Tlc following letter ha,
inst been received by President Fitzgerald. Of the
IRISH National League Of America
House OF Commons London. lure 2S
To my dear Mr. Fitzgerald With reference tD the
proposal TO held convention % the National lcacne
VI America at baltimore, beg to say u.at In cot
junction with NY leading colleagues have given tie
subject my anxious consideration. and unani-
mOnsly OF opinion that usCiul result would follow
such gathering at present. We think Therefore,
that yOl would exercise sound discretion II Won
post poncd the matter for the present am. my dear
FITZGERALD. yours sincerely
CHARLES STEWART PAilNELL.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

DO Won want real estate. servants. board rooms
Then examine the little advertisements on the eighth
and ninth pages Of The Tribune today.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
ppnurvrVT tRRTyILS AT THE HOTEL.S

nRrNSWICK-rhc Marquis de Casa Montalyo. OF
u,,pn, FIFTH AVENUE Senator X. +. Pcttglcw. Of
nth pokota NFW.YOKK teneTn Joseph f.. John ston,
"a Virtnia. MISUNDERSTANDING Geraldine Ulinai, Of
London
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

Uu.inc-, chances, bargains Of All SORT, anu va t
al bird. are mentioned In the many COLUMNS ol siWI
advert iscmcnts the eighth ana hi'h P"bo7 Vi i'
Iril,uuc 10 day.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

The hair. when dressed regularly VIII Barry Eos, an1
cxibty that wonderful 1t Is the life blood oil the hsAf'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
cr ocrNG PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
Francisco, June 2S. 1870.
Y esterda day
ro,-pTu OF JULY EXCURSION.

n, the Eonrth Of July the Central Railroad oi new
,.o', ,,,,, rrn an excursion 10 Mauch ChunH, ulen
.nroho and the switchback leaving YORK. lou
! rhcrty st.. North River. at 80 q. m
Faro for the ronnd trip 81 % switchback' % cents
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

when in search Of business chances examine the
short advertisements in The Tribune. To-day You Will
find them the eighth and ninth pages
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
THE CORINTHIAN NAVY AFLOAT.
rwExrY.nIGur srARrrE> IN III, FIRST ANNUAL
RIG VITA.

The first ANIMAL gattI Of the Coriuthian Navy was
s,ilcd at Ncw Rochelle yesterday A 30 =. m. the
starting gun sent tvcnt, eight hoa,' hYng over the
line between the stake boat. with far west VIM
the fleet went over the green water like nock "i
,i...,ns and sailed Straight ahead to the black and
rcd buoy west OF Execution Reef. around when theN
r,icd and new of 70 the salcboli anchored OF 81
Icm,tcad Ilarhor which was turned n good >iy ic ana
then the return tO Sew Rochelle Wa made
There were fort, ,ht entries bat not few cNciing
incidents before the start reduced the number
of starters o twenty eight and centred the lnt"r, IN
the run between the antagonists boz various cla'-eN
The sloop IL defeated the burgess boat Seth. Tho
new catboai kittic designed and sailed by Thomas
j. Tabcr ran in ahead Of the entire feet Inc NAV
f. U.ou IN her class. The tram %. LaWr"n eAIn
cer,n.ul. won her ra.. with Puck. The steam
vacht Mystic sailed the course carry ing judge
f. T. ~nyihc \ Naumnnu and y. Dahm fctei,"n.
number Of Blk -lOoI- followed tie nr'i ana Die" "I
tlc.r canyasc, when thc victOra crossed the me.
Following ls "a lst Of cnirir-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

Avoid harsh puraaiive pills They mAks ,tis eu Liver
.od then Leave YOU cOnstpAtd. SaF'eEs A'S''S -
Pills resulsLs the bowels snA cuSe E"'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

few elegant .aes At the pasaH s a.mSos.ry n0%e BY tho
,,,g' h.l,.lvo. and 3Sdst can Do hao senp''s"' - -
manth or balance Of the season.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

Earned runs- Yalr / Harvard o. Two-ins" hiis-lonl,
linton Ifotmurham ana NtaF' lioWc run iio"..a ~.
1T IN Yale o. Harvard u. StiNfk "lt lN h-.
O. bv ilate, a. Double pl,y--Alward and Upton Na-0n
and rockingham.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
Religious Notices.

AT LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN ~ hS ND - ri ts9'r HT
, -, - TcnoNaVe. Rev MERLE ST. Z. WkiEhIi
a.,op viii preach Sunday ut II a. m SUNDAY
N 10 further services until October nex'.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison;
,rc and gi,h.st-Rev. JOS. l.. ElDFK. u. Y, wM
"rcocI sabbath II IN. Communion after morning 'er
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
orEN CATBOA1
Niilnhnr-

rbn winner, in these classes were tnc ~ "'''O''
"a. icr,,.rnn &, .rnania Klttic and the talho'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

BELOVED DISCIPLE s9thst near an sSvS:v
nv GRFGOkY LINES, Rector. services on S""osy
c,n ncv, =; az : 40 and H. Sunday evening at g.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,
Noun. Hope Westchcsccr County,
Eew.Y and Northern Railway Station on the 1louhos'
Once II West 23d.st
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03
Dastardly Crime Attempted on a Little
Child.

Dastardly Crime Attempted on a Little
Child.
FRESNO, April 2d.-The Fresno Water
Works were sold yesterday to an Eastern
syndicate. The consideration was $2O0, 600.
1t has not been long since young man
of Selma fled to avoid arrest on a warrant
charging him with criminal seduction.
The charge was preferred by the eldest
daughter of P. D. Bozeman, residing near
that place. Bozeman is one of the wealth
lest ranchers in the county. Yesterday Mr..
and Mrs. Bozeman came to Fresno. Dur
ing their absence Harry Colon, who works
for Bozeman, entered room of Bozeman's
house and assaulted his 11-year- old daugh.
ter. The unlawful act was witnessed by
the hired girl, who prevented the commits
sion of the crime. The daughter and
hired girl came TO Fresno and told Boze-
man the story of the alleged attack Boze-
man summoned his friends and was about
to make an attack on Colon, when it was
decided to have him arrested. Colon was
arrested by Constable Johnston this morn
ing at Sanger and brought to Fresno and
placed in Jail. There is strong talk of
lynching. Trouble is anticipated. The
preliminary examination has not been set
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

AT meeting of trade union in San
Francisco on Tuesday proposition to
contribute to movement to raise a sum
in this country among "German-Ameri-
cansn for the purpose of making Prince
Bismarck a present was condemned. 1t
was right action. As the meeting well de-
clared, German-Americans have sworn
allegiance to this nation, and it would be
unbecoming in them to do obeisance to
European whose aristocratic and monarch
jcai beliefs are all opposed to the Ameri-
can idea. However much men may re-
spect the firmness of Bismarck and regret
that he was removed by hot-headed
Young Emperor, who lacks sense and ex-
perience, and however much they msy
respect the mastery craftsmanship of Bis
marck, II rems ins that he is representa-
tive of the idea of Imperialism. He be-
Ieyes in class distinctions, and in the right
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A Washington Boy Kills His Sweethear
and then Himself.

and then Himself.
WALLA WALLA (Wash.), April 2d.-The
bodies of Henry Sanders and Mis- Della
Ellington, boy and girl, aged 10 and II
years, were found dead on the Jasper
Mountain, Columbia county, on Monday
night. The families of both are close
neighbors, and Sanders worked for Eding-
ton. The boy was sent on an errand, and
on his return met the girl, who was return
ing from school. He asked her, jokingly,
how many whippings she had received that
day.
The couple then walked down the road.
chatting pleasantly, The mother of the
girl, finding she was much delayed, started
down the road after her daughter, and half
mile distant came upon both bodies. The
girl was lying on her face, the ground
around her soaked with blood. In her
forehead, above the right ear, was hole
made by the bullet which killed her. There
were no signs of struggle.
Sanders was lying on his back, with his
feet close to the girls, bullet hole in the
center of his forehead, and between his
outstretched legs was an old-fashioned re-
volver which loaded at the muzzle. The
supposition is he first killed the girl and
then committed suicide.