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NEw YORK. June 1.-THE Mex
lean Onyx Company was formed al
the law Offices Of Foster and Fhom-
son, No. - Wall Street, today. The
capitalization was placed at 81 BOO
900, but II is well understood that
money viii he behind the scheme
represented by much larger figure.
4 syndicate Of western men who
control the United states National
Bank Of Chicago end a numbey OF
other strong financial Institutions in
the west are Interested in the conf
pany, which is actually a trust or
combination 10 control the prOiuc-
tiDn and price Of Mexican onyx.
The syndicate claims the control Of
all -ariegated onyx, mines or quar-
ries IN Mexico, which since the eX-
haus.ion Of the fau,O'is onyx mines
Of Oberste:n, in Germany, have
furnished almost the entire output
Of beautiful stones. IL Is claimed TO
he the intention Of the trust 20 re-
duce the cost Of onyx by improved
mining and transportation facilities.
The price nov is about fourteen
dollars 4 cubic foot. The trust ex-
poets TO reduce this TO four dollars.
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A MURDER0US BAND.
Indians Make War Upon Ranchmen
In New Mexico. With
Fatal Results,
FORMATION oFAMExicAH ONYX
COMPANY.
4 Grand JEry Sharply CcnSured by
a Judge st Rochester. nv.
-tIredlmp Explosion.
By Telegraph to the SEws.l


DENVER, June IA special
from ~ PaSo Texas, SAYS y freight
crew which arrived mere this morn.
ing over the Southern Pacific road
report that when they arrived At
Sepor station, just this side Of Lows
burg, New Mexico, at go this
morning, they fount the town in
the widest excitement over the ar
rival OF n cowboy who hal just
reached there haTefOoted. his feet
covered with cuts and blisters from
having Tun ten miles from a ranch
north OF Selor, where lie and ten
other men were c9mped. lie stated
that 1T ten U'cloci' LAST night hand
Of indians SURPRISED them and sbct
them down as the men jumped out
OF their blankets t. Escape. He
thought there were thirty Indians
in the land. The cow boy had
been in ted a short time when the
attack was made. Some were armed,
Tut did not have guns handy, not
expecting 10 find the Indians on
the war Path in that section. He
saw three men drop, and thinks tine
rUSt shared the sane fate. Posses
we're organized IT L1rlebuFg and
DemiHg this forenoon 70 hunt the
Indians. SepOT j. thirty miles west
OF this place.
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10 add the following rs 4 new Sec
ti0u. THAT the certificates pro-
vid,t! Tor ia the net shall bee Tuceiv-
aide ipE all taxes and duts 90 Tire
! United States Uf every description,
asd shall be legal tender for the
! payment u all GvuLs, public or pri-
/ vate.'
Nfier Z long discussion it was
modified, NJ the suggestion Of Eus-
It's, 10y adding the words, and all
silver certificates already issued, :"
and rs 50 modified It was agreed 10
yeas -, nays -.
Plumb moved to insert the follow
ing rs a an additional section:
"The owner Of bullion deposited for
coming shall have the option 10 IT,
ceive coin or its equivalent in the
certificates provided for in this act,
ami such Bullion shall be suhse-
quently coined" Agreed to, with
out division.
The bill was then reported TO the
Senate and ali the amendments
agreed 10 in committee Of the whole
were agreed to in the Senate-yeas
50, nays %.
Chandler moved to insert the fol-
lowing amendment, "N0 gold or
silver bullion shall he received 10y
the Treasury Department under this
act except such as shall he shown 10
be the product Of mines within the
United Statcs.''
Teller moved TO lay the amend
ment on the table. Agreed tO-yeas
A, nays ..
The bill, as amended. was then
pas~ed-yeas =. nays -, as follows:
Neas-Bate, Berry, Blodgett, But
Ter, Gail Cameron, COckrell. Coke,
Colquitt, Daniels, Eustis, George,
German, Harris, Hearst, Ingalls,,
Jones ARK J. Jones New, Kenna.
MandersOn, Mitchell, Moody, Nor
gan, Paddock, Pasco, Payne,
Pierce, Plumb, Power, Pugh, Ran
som, Reagan, Sanders, Squire,
Stewart, Teller, Turpie, Vance,
Vest Voorhees,, Waltham, Wolcott
-42.
Nays-Aldrich, Allen, Allison,
Blair, Casey. Chandler. Cullom,
Dawes, Edmunds, Evarts. Frye,
Gray, Have, Hawley, Hiscock.
Hoar, Mcpherson, Morrill,, Plat,
Sawyer, Sherman. SpOoner. Stock
bridge, Washhurn, Wilson, lMdl
IS.
The title Of the hill was amended
50 rs 20 read: 'An act to provide for
the coinage Of gold and silver bull
lion, ami for otherPurIoses.'
The hill FOR the admission of
Wyoming was taken up. 80 as to
make il unfinished business. and
the Senate adjourned.
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NEW YORK, June II. Three
Italians, n man and .wo women,
who arrived on the steamship RTgio'
yesterday, are tonight inmates OF
the police station ON a charge OF
cOunIeTfeitiug. Since their arrival
they have Opposed Of ll55 francs in
bogus Italian notes. The police be-
lieve they have nipped n gigantic
scheme TO flood the country with
spurious foreign money, and that
the prisoners belong To = notorious
gang Of cOunterfeiters whose advent
has been looked for for some time.
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CHICAGO, June Nv. G. AL
bertsOn, n member II the board Of
trade, ordered his trades closed out
this morning. AlbsrtsOn's troubles
are said 10 be due to the operations
Of dishonest clerk, who, in tine
absence Of Alber.son, bought n large
amount Of wheat, when the market
went against him. Yesterday the
clerk left the country.
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JACKSONVILLE. Ela., June IL
Mayor MCQuaij -~as huiiIlly IS,
-aulIed with q billy and seriously
Injured by City Marshal Ni-siu-
today. Charges % official miscOu.
duet have recently bren preferred
against Virgins and it Is supposed
he held Mayor M,Quaid responsible
FOR them. Virgins escaped.
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Was the Needy Oae Remembered.

One day, not long AGO. tile Prince
Of Wales, on aligh;iug from his
carriage at tine door Of a house
where he was ab0ut to Pay a visit.
saw blind beggar trying to eros.
the crowded thor0uchfare. Th..
prince tOo' the mans arm and aid
Ell him 20 make the trip. Shortly
atterwari massive silver inkstaud
reached Marlborough House, in
scribe,i: To the Prince Of Wales.
From one who saw him conduct a
blind beggar across the street. In
memory Of n kind and Christian
action" As the name Of the ionor
Is not known it is impossible to say
whether or not the sightless men.
dicant benefited by the incident
further than 10 receive the assist
ance OF his prince to the o7;losite
walk. Ii is charitable 10 presume-
however, that the man who paid
elOO for the ink stand found an old
sixpence in his pocket for the beg.
gar.
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WAsHINGTUN, June l7.-Blron
Won Ze,.wi.z, German minister 10
Mexico. WAS married this morning
to Lena Caldwell, in the chapel UI
the Cathulis University Of America,
near this city. bishop SpJUiGing
OF Peoria, Ills.. celebrated the
uuPtiad Ua-~. Tie chapel where
tIu wedding took place was a gift
Of the bride, 10 memory Of her
mother. BY Siccial dispcEsatiun
its use WIS allowed for the marriage,
IS ZeuwiiZ is mt . Catholic. The
h.idc is th- youngest sister Of Mary
GIVE ndglinc Caldwell.
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Efogtsc.

WAsIIGNGTOS. lure 1.-THE
House in committee Of the whole.
resumed consideration Of the sun.
dry civil appropriation bill. The
appropriation OF 100000 20 refund
tne Cherokee Indians the expense OF
tIeiT removal to Indian Territory.
was stricken out. Pending further
action the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
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BOSrUS. jane 1.-THE building
laborers Of Boston, Sommerville and
Cambridge, numbering 1900, struck
this morning. The bricklayers
agreed to support the strikers, and
will not receive stock at the hands
Of nOn-uniOn men. The strike is
for an advance Of twenty cents a
day.
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WAsIIiNGTuS June T.. Private
advicrs reraFt TIE Iea;h u John G
N'cFlItor.. - Etiauii" city, %
uaralys!s. A5c.i;,oEe ~. been elsie
sterographeT d thc House q: ',eT'''
scutativUs many years. lie We
about fii'y-Hiue years u age.
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Of the peo9le 9. tne mountain States
ard TERRITORIES Of the West had ever
10 rest chiefly on the products OF
their mines. Yet. while they were
less benefited than any other region
Of the country 10y a high protective
tariff, they were asked at every
session 10 sand by the duties which
the Fast formulated and when
they asked that silver should also
be protected they were told that they
were sOriid and unp1triOtic, and
that their ideas were those OF 4 dis
satisfied and visionary people.
WOlcOtt went on 70 criticisc the
unfriendly attitude Of the Admin
stTatiOn toward the silver question,
aud said that when Harrison was
nominated his record vas searched
in vain for any noteworthy act or
saying that the Republican leaders
Of the West made greatcfiorts among
the farmers ami miners. ami secured
the success Of the ticket: that the
President has not exactly material
lied on the silver question, and the
awakening has been rather rude.
He ventured the opinion that il
the Presidents opinion on that
question had been announced be-
fore the last election. not a single
State west OF the Missouri river
would have given a Republican
majority. Not because the majority
Of the people OF thuse States wc:r
not true, and staunch and earnest
Republicans, but because they woglS
have wished 20 rebuke ovvrwhe!m-
ingly the selection rs their standard
bearer one who was uHminIful a
the interests Of the country ami dis
reglriful Of the will Of the great
majority Of the memuers Of the
party. An open foe was 10 b. pre-
ferred to a secret one.
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NEW YORK, June l7.-Reddy
Mcbride, Of Philadelphia, and Jim
my Lynch, Of New York, fought at
Oak Point this morning with skin
tight gloves for 81 800 and an added
purse Of 500.
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THAT SILVER BILL.
Senator WOlcOtt, Of Colorado. On
The Administrations Unfriend-
ly Attitude.
EpNUEps HAS SOMETHING TO
SAY.
General Discussion of The Bill
List OF Yeas and
Nays.
BIZ Telegraph 70 the News
SILVER BILL.
The Senate Addressed by Senator
MoIcott. Of Colorado.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-The sill.
Yer bill was taken up and wo'C1''
Colo addressed the Senate. He
said that whea the senators who
lived IN NE silver-prOducing States
were accused Of holding sOrdid and
unworthy and unpatriOtic opinions.
and when il was said that those who
were demanding that silver Ire re-
stored TO its own place with its sister
metals were speculators and aiven-
turerS, ami We're Indifferent 10 tie
true welfare OF the country, he would
have TO be pariOned for feeling thst
he had right TO claim the attention
Of the Senate Ions, cnoitrh r. pro-
test against such limitations and
agn'nst 7;ici methods. If il were
true aS Il was mott that the people
Of the silyer-prOiucirg States were
governed in the matter by desire
TO protect an industry on which their
prosperity depended, large variant
was given to them for such n course
by some Of the Eastern States Of the
country, particularly the Northern
States. They seemed to have fallen
on days when politics were rated a.
a commercial value alone, and when
political fe9lty was made to depend
upon whether the prosperity OF the
locality where The voter resided was
to 6e better fostered 10y competition
with other countries, or 10y large
ami pr0hibitOTy duties, which prac>
tically excluded foreign competition
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HAVANA, June 1.-Two OF the
four carrier pigeons given 10y the
police TO the French detectives
having Eyraud in charge on the
steamer returned today with a mes
sage.
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BUENUs AEYRs, June I1.-Senor
Garcia, the new minister Of finance,
has announced his Intention to
burn publicly fifteen millions Of the
thirty millionsof one dollar notes
Illegally issued.
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MADRID, June l7.-Deaths from
cholera are reported from AliSaida,
Castillo, Carcajenta and Jautiva.
FOurdeathes have occurred at Ma
laga.
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PITTsHURG, June lT.-By an ex-
D!osiOu Of fireiamp in the Miles
vile coal mines today Samuel Car
hey aud his two sgUs were badly,
perhaps fatally injured.
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Of Fife, while attending a coach
meet recently, caught 4 severe cold
which resulted in her premature
confinement. Her condition Is
critical.
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ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE demo-
Gratis Of the Second Congressional
District renominated Representative
Mansur, and declared for Grover
Cleveland for President in lSg2.
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BALIINOKE, June 1.-THE burst
iu. 81 large tank 81 boiling lat in
Brrry's soap factory today fatally
injured three men.
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CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

EoR VERY DESIRABLE LANDS,
Both Agricultural and GrAr1ng. IN
Northern Chihuahua. near Colony DiAr.
For full particulars. apply to DEszRKr
NEWS once. or W. Derby johnson, Jr.,
Colony D.az, Csnioa GaleAns, chihuahua,
hs1iee. Fswt,
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Eighty-six designs in competition
have been submitted for the great
iron tower in London. which i 10
sIrpsss that Of Eiiitl in Paris.
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TO purchase at the market price not
less than two nor more than four
million dollars worth OF silver bull
lion per month is hereby repealed"
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LONDON, June 1.-THE Duchess
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EDAUNDS HERE AROSE
and said: without interfering with
the fine Symposium We are having.
wish 70 shy thai I am opposed 10
the bill as it nov stands and TO
every one Of its amendments, in
general and in particular, and
therefore that / am not 10 be called
upon hereafter 10 account for hav-
ing allowed an amendment TO pass
without calling for the yeas and
nays. J am willing 10 deliver over
TO the democratic party the u,aurr--
meut ~ the finances Of the country
-0l the time being. | only state this
that may not trouble the S,Silay=
w..t:l demanding the yeas and nays
on the various OTnamenla;ions that
tina; are being given 70 this hOOdlum
which Is being set up. Laughter.l
Plumb retUrteH sha-pir, s5aing
what FUmanus was going TO 10
with the republican platform, and
intimat.d that Edmunds did not
represent the republican party.
Edmunds renlicd that he stood by
the republican party platform, but
that the democrats ami their delud-
ed followers had abandoned that
platform and transformed It into ole
which no democratic convention
had ever dared g. propose, because
they knew that the people would
swiftly Gud out that they had been
de!gdud md rlislsd h" that cry 0.
cZTlUsi1n. and when the break
comes II is not the poor or the DEBTOR
vino VIII have Vr0Gted, but the very A.!
people whom these gentlemen are !
now bowling against - strongly
that will have mAde all the money.
VEST CALLED EDuUNns' ATTES-
IIoN
To the fact that the democratic |
House IN 1857 had passed free |
coinage aCr, which, he said, was /
Iuii'ntrj hy the republican Senate.
limunis-The democratic party, |
being in a majority IN the House in
1877 or ISIS, lid lass a cOutTivance /
% this kind, just As il Is trying 10
pass it now, in order, by appeals to
the worst instincts Of the people, to i
DO something which might bring it
into r--rI. IL accomplished it,
purpose when Cleveland was elected,
and, having necn elected by their |
votes, Cleveland was wise enough /
and brave enough - tell his demo-
cratic supporters thai that sort Of
lelusiOn could not hc carried into
practice. The democratic party was
wise enough. for a wonder. TO be
absolutely silent for fouF years on
ihat topic. No patriot opened his
mouth 90 bark az the administration
Of President Cleveland because he
I'ersi-teuiiy ami steadily declined 70
he betrayed Ur seduced into destroy
Ing tEe p-, 5. er.ty Of the people II 4
the United STATES hy advising such
+ measure rs this we have now. NJ
democrat in either House duriUg the
'Ugr years Of Cleveiaud's admins
ration opened ms liVs T. ralie-e thu !
suffering rycg,s-slli.rriug from a
want uf the C9iuage q silver dollars
and therefore / say, with great
1rspcrt 90 my friend from Kansas
md 20 everybody else. that this
'iE is = new platform renewed !
rom lS5> Co l-gII Of the democratic
arty when il has no responsibility, |
sud agree ;hat IT ought never 10
ave amy. and that IT, purpose Is 90
.EtIusle the republican Tarty and
ieli-rr il over 10 The democratic
arty.
The question was taken CA Rea-
;au's amendment, and It was agreed |
- without division.
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OWNER or SILVER

or gold bullion may deposit the.
same at any mint Of the United
States, to be coined into standard
dollars or bars for his benefit ana
without charge, but il shall BE- law.
full TO refuse any deposit Of less than
one hundred dollars, or any bullion
50 hase as 10 be unsuitable for the
operations Of the miut.''
Mitchell addressed the Senate on
the general merits Of the hill. and
IN the course Of his remarks de
cIarei that any admini.trltio,
which would set itself up AGAINST
the free and unlimited coinage ~
the silver dollar would he, as IN de-
served 20 be, hurled from rover.
Plumb moved to add a uev sao.
ton, rs follows: THAT the urovi-
sions Of section 3 Of the act 10 au-
thOrize the coinage Of the standard
silver dollar ami to restore its LEGAL
tender character, which became \
law February ., ISIS, is hereby
made applicable to the coinage in
this act provided for" Agreed 10
without division.
Reagan offered the following
amendment as substitute for Sec
tons 5, and ;: "That the certifi-
Gates provided for in this act shall
be Of denominations Of not less tan
one, nor more than one hundred
dollars, and such certificates be re-
deemable in coin OF standard value.
\ sufficient sum to carry out the
provisions Of this act is hereby au-
propriated out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
The provision in section l Of the
act OF February IS, ISIS, which re-
quireS the Secretary Of the Treasury
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of the Secretary Of the Treasury
struck viciOusly at the interests Of
silver. The act OF ISIS was in
iinitely preferable 10 the bill recon.
mended 10y the Secretary. The
whole purpose Of the House till
seemed 10 lie to degrade and dehase
silver; 10 make il a commodity; Ia
re luce il to one Of the haser metals
and 10 prevent its again taking its
place As 4 standard of value.
In conclusion, WOlcOtt said the
silver bill was Of far greater I'M
pOrtance than the election hill, the
anti gerrymanderiug Till or the
tariff bill.
The conclusion OF WOlcott's maid
en- speech in the Senate was at
tended with great applause an COM
pliments from the senators.
The Senate then voted on the
amendment reported by the finance
committee striking out of the House
silver bill the provision that the
Treasury notes issued for silver
''shall be legal tender in the pay
ment Of ali debts, public and phi
vate.H
The amendment was rejected
yeas IL, nays 5O-ald the provision
remained in the bill.
The Senate then voted on the
second amendment, striking cut the
bullion redemption CLAUSE. Agreed
tO-yeas 81, nays so that clause is
cut out of the bill.
The third amendment repnrted by
the Finance committee. striking out
the sixth section, for the free coin
age OF silver when the market price
Is one dollar for 81! grains pure
silver, was rejected-yeas Is, nays
50.
The amendment fixing the lin
itatiOn of the act to ten years was
rejected-yeas 4, nays 81.
On motion Of Plumb, the follow
ing was substituted for the first SEC
ton Of the House bill-yeas AZ.
nays -: THAT from and after the
date Of the passage Of this act the
unit Of value in the United states
shall be the dollar, and the same
may be coined Of il2l grains. stand
arr silver, or SIS grains Standard
gold, ami said coins shall be- LEGAL
tender for all debts, public or private.
That fht rfsa Ter art-
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