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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
kNlahrs or RYrnlAs.
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N@tioa.i NonclAss % Nu~~skse-

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N@tios.i ConclAss az Nu~~sAes-
MuWAVkEE. Nay s6 The prosssRaEas
Of ths National .osnclsYs - The kAlEhs
81 lsthiAs has eee1 eoUPieteA Non
asy. Jaly 2. ~dl bs devotee - inIaEla-
aAy receiving the Saprs ne hsplesents-
USos Tuesday msgElHg Nil ~ccaf
the reoePusn q the SuPremS Lodge a.
the hKpSSition bgiialaE Addresses
- welcome viii be aellserea ~
Governor hesFa Mayor feok, Hna
rs Orand ShsRosllog Eos6ihs II tona
du La, via responses ~ saprens
Chanoe1os MarS snl other Eaeu ners ~
lie supreRas booy. Tuesday afternoon
the grsna pAraas wlli l4ke place, sna
d Is estimated thst & g 00Q men wlll "a
il line lt Nill be reviewed bF supreme
Chancellor M-ra and Naior-GeneF.i Gar
nabAR "Wednesday morning she pri4s
dnll Nlll commence al the Cold spring
Driving Park and wlll be continued
Thursday morning. Prizes ageregsting
:. 00e are offered for ooupsllnE "a
visions Wednesday afternoon Nlll
occur the grsn& ful review. whom tie
entire Pythian army VIII be drawn up
in line tor inspection. Thursday after
noon the member of the supreme
Lodge wil bo rendered carriage drive
about The city Thursday evening a.
TIE camp grounds Nll oocur pyro-
tsohnic display Friday afternoon eiil
occur prize drim and IN the evening
al Schliz PARA vii be- given concert
IN which the brass bands in attendance
Al the oonclave Viii take past
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
TWO LIVES LOST
Ar Explosion of Dynamite Daring Fire
at Lucas, o., Causes the teRth of Two
Men-Many Persons Injured.

An ETplosion of Dynamite Daring Fire
at Lucas, o., Causes the teRth of Two
Men-Many Persons Injured.
MANSFIELD. o., May GA heavy
rain-storm passed over Richland County
Saturday night Lightning struck the
John Charles block in Lucas, six miles
east of this city, about o'clock Sunday
morning. The block took fire and was
entirely consumed, together with two
dwellings adjoining. There is no fire
apparatus in the village and the citizens
turned out with buckets, but could do
nothing toward extinguishing the
flames. They then endeavored to save
the contents of the building, and while
they were removing the goods about
fifty pounds of dynamite, which was
kept in the store, exploded with dlsas-
trous effect Two persons were killed
and about twenty-five persons in all
moro or less injured.
The report of the explosion was heard
five miles distant and the shock was so
great that nearly all the windows in the
village were broken. Rain came down
in torrents and put the fire out. other
wiso half of tho town would have been
in ruins The loss IS estimated az $50,
c00
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INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.

Bishop Dwenger. q Fort Wayne. Ind.
Is dangerously ill
London hotels are s~2rming With
American tourists
Complaints are made % extensive cat
tie stealing IN South Dakota
The blue and gray reunion at vieks-
busg. Miss has large attendance.
Michael Ryan. rich contractor OF
NeSPOrt, Ky, VAS killed by = switch
engine Saturday.
The BiAnchi Comp2ny's sugar store
houses az tardenss. Cuba acre burned
Saturday. Loss, 500, 600
Winter wheat fields have been piowed
up IN various portions OF Illinois be
cause Of the frost and cold rains
". r. Hart agent at Pittson, Pa, for
a frn of coal operators. has disappeared
with SO. 600 belonging TO the firm.
AT Lydia, 5 C., Saturday two broth
ers. Murray and Ben Knots, became
engaged IN quarrel aud Ben Was
killed.
w F. Hart. agent al Pittson. Pa, for
a firm Of coal operators, has disappeared
He owes the members OF the firm over
$1,000
Ellis Island. New York harbor. has
been "a over 10 the United States
Government as a landing place FOR i'm
migrants
Capitalists have agreed TO furnish the
striking carpenters OF Boston with funds
for a cooperative manufacturing estab-
lishment
An infuriated lot Of tramps set fre 10
and burned the village of Coolidge. n.
NJ, because the citizens had banded to
drive them away.
The nineteenth annual spring meet
ing Of the University Of Michigan oc-
Cured at Ann Arbor Saturday and was
attended by 5000 people.
Advices from Japan say that about
Jos earthquakes were felt on Miyake
Island, in the Idzu group, from April II
to 10, and many houses were destroyed.
President Harrison has directed that
the United States flag shall hereafter
fly daily over the Executive mansion
from sunrise 10 sunset, instead Of, as
heretofore, being hoisted on special oc-
casions.
The Indians of Northern British Co
lumbia threaten an outbreak because
white hunters set fire to and burned
woods in which 500 bodies of their dead
were suspended from trees, that being
their mode Of burial
John J. Woodward, travelling for the
Holdeman Roofing Company Of Phila-
delphia, IS in jail at Cleveland on the
charge of obtaining money by false pre-
lenses. He has realized $40 900 by rep
resenting that he owned an unincum-
bered farm of 215 acres in Ohio.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
Result of the Carpens.rs' Eight-Hosr
Movement

PHILADELPHIA, May 2s. The CsTpen-
ter. the organ Of tho United Brother
hood Of Carpenters and Joiners OF Amer
ica. saws N this weeks issue that the
result of the short-hoBr movement in
that trade thus far is that IL has been
successful in IL cities and has benehtei
~. Ie7 verknnen in that trade and count
less others in every branch of The bupd-
ing trades have been also ths gamers
A. present there are tver four strikes
pending. butin sixteen of these fully
~ Ter cent q the nan have gained
.-sir roln
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Wv YoEH. May - A smoking
death befeE Miss Marion WsFner Jsv.
lor. the 1g-yesr old dsuFf ter ~ JaUes
y Tsvl0r. secretary sna treasurer -
the WsrnsT Sleep nFifef Company a
most w5fnir steDss thrnv - hef
fathers osEas ~ ths Grand Central DE-
p,f ssaurdsT afternoon. Shs vss
lrpoel-ss so-r. 5rsrred and crushed ~
. hesvr rnsil-~aFor e. forfr -serone
s.~ss. ard RsyIisor sveru@ TIE ho~eos
had bseors unoUr tro abe. Sac dle3
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a DESERTED VILLAGE. -
Desolstion and Buis brought 90 CT Iows
Town Through . Striks.

FoBT Donor. la May &C The little
town Of Kalo, south o. here, has beer
wiped Of the map by miners strike.
month ago kslo was . prosperous
mining town Of 500 inhabitants. To-
day not dozen bouses are occupied On
Nav al the coal miners struck for
higher wages. The mine owners re-
fused tho demand and shut down the
mines The strike proved a death blow
20 the town. without work an the
miners were compelled % move Some
went 70 Montana others 70 Dawson.
Ia. and more 90 this city. leaving Ealo
With empty streets and deserted rouseN
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TRAINS TRIP COMPLETED.

he CIroied tho Globe in Almost Eve
Days Less Time Than Did Nelly Bly.
TACOMA, Wash, May 26. - George
Francis Train completed his trip around
the world Saturday evening, arriving
here az o'clock. The time from start
70 finish was CT days. 13 hours 3 min
utes and 2 seconds Nelly Bly's time
was p DAYS. 8 hours. II minutes and -
seconds. Exclusive Of thirty-six hours
Voluntarily sPeat in New York Trains
actual time was IS days. hour. min
utes and seconds Train claims he
would have lowered this time about forty
hours With special vain from Now Nork.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27

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night ~ nidnieht f-s destroyed tbe
large livery barn belonging 20 Bohsnsn
Bratbers On Terth street After The
hose b,5 beer playing Z - frs IN the
ha~ nov for some tius 80 vel rht -
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27

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IN HENDRICKS MEMORY.
tn. Monument FrectsS 90 the f.sts Vice
President 10 BE Unvsfl.e - I"disnsp-


ISDTANAPoIls. Ind. MAY % July
nas been fixed as the cate Tor uuvaiiug
the monument a. the late Nics-P Prefi-
don't Hendricks or the hfsfe
House grounds IN this rtv Tie
address wll 10 delivered bv United
states Senator TurpIe The President
Presidents. Nlce-Presideut oH-
Vice Presidents and men bsrs = the
Cabinet and Covsrnors oi al the States
will be iuvites - attend The COZ rrit-
zee q arrangements extends an invita-
tor - societes and clubs and Other Or
carnations q the state snd slss r bers
@ be nressnt
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standing ~ the aebs 81 the Vsrio0s
Frofs.s ioasi Organizations in ths Goa.
tssts for the different Cl,s pionships. =
in tae following tables wll be found
the positions occupied by the clubs ln
the six most prominent base bal organ
nations
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syrup Of Pigs Is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. eleahses the sys-
ten eHectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fsyers aud cures hAbitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs IS the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
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its action and truly beneficial IN its
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Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
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may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute, -
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. ca.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
DUDEEY'S BANQUET.
Harrisons Ingratitude the Theme {
the Speeches.

Harrison's Ingratitude the Theme of
the Speeches.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Col. w. w. Dud-
ley's banquet last night. in honor of ex-
Attorney General Michener of Indiana,
gave vent to all the discomfort Of the former
friends Of Harrison who were present, and
this in the very presence of number of
President Rarrison's subordinates, including
the superintendent Of the census, tne COM
missioner Of internal revenue, and the
Assistant Secretary Of the Interior, an Assist
ant Attorney General, and others equally
prominent Col. Clarkson and other friends
of Col. Dudley, who are no longer friends
of President Harrison, in the after dinner
soeaking dwelt upon the ingratitude OF
President Harrison, primarily to Col.
Dudley, but inferentially to themselves, in
bitter strain. Col. Clarkson's apostrophe
to Col Dudley was the most eloquent of all
He praised him as zone Of the greatest
political organizers in the country" whose
services had been Invaluable to his party, y
and then praised ''his silence and bravery
under ingratitude, insults and injuries
The whole tone of the after dinner talk,
so far as it has gotten out, was hostile to
President Harrison, and the presence of so
many of President Harrison's off1ceholders
is the only thing which discredits the report
that the gathering resolved itself into d
caucus bent on defeating President Harri-
sons nomination.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
sHEaMAN's FINANCIAL BILL.
The Senate Committes Agrees to
Report 1t.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1e-Ths financial
committee of the Senate agreed to report
the financial bill introduced yesterday by
Senator Sherman. The only amendments
made in committee are said to be in the
phraseology,
The chairman Of the finance committee.
Senator Morrill,, was opposed to some of
the propositions contained in the bill, and
with Senator Sherman reserved the right to
vote for the restoration of the two per
cent. bond clause when the bill ia considered
in the Senate.
OTHER NOTICES GIVEN
Senator Hiscock reserved the right to
vote against that part of the proposition
relative to supplying the deficiency in the
circulation of national banks which pro-
poses 70 authorize the issue Of original
treasury notes therefor If silver bullion
cannot he purchased.
Senator Aldrich reserved the right to ad-
vocate the retention of the bond clause and
also, like Senator Hiscsck, to oppose a
proposition TO issue treasury notes to make
good the deficiency in the national bank
circulation. As for the democratic mems
bers Of the committee, they reserved the
right TO oppose the whole bill. mas.
much as they had had no proper
opportunity to examine it, but consented
to the report of the measure, so that no
yea and nay vote was necessary. The ab-
sentees at the meeting were Senators Al
drich and Jones Of Nevada. 1t is the pur-
pose of the committee TO report the bill at
the earliest moment practicable, and Sena-
tor Sherman has been charged with that
duty
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
SESSION OF THE HOUSE.
The Conference Report on the Balti
more and Potomac Bill Agreed To.

The Conference Report on the Balti-
more and Potomac Bill Agreed To.
WAsHINGToE, Dec. 19.-In the House to-
day the conference report on the bill con-
ferriug powers on the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad Company in the District of
Columbia, known as the Atkinson bill, was
presented and agreed to, but not without a
good deal of opposition The
conference report on the bill
amending the act for division
of a portion of the Sioux Indians in Dakota
into smaller reservations was presented.
The only change made is an authorization
for the expe aditure of an appropriation OF
500 900 made for the purchase of beef and
other rations.
Mr.. Enloe, in the interest of private bills.
raised the question of consideration. The
House determined, by vote of Ill yeas to
rs nays, to consider the conference report
After some debate it was agreed to and the
House adjourned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
CONFIDENCE OF NEW WORKERS.

New York, Dec. 1.-two hundred
Irish Americans attended the meeting IN
Cooper Union tonight called by the munich
pal council OF the Irish National League to
indorse Mr.. Parnell as the leader Of the
Irish party. These resolutions were unani-
mously adopted and ordered TO be cabled to
MIR. Parneil:
Resolved That we are unaware Of any cause
for want OF confidence in Mr.. Parnell which did
not exist and was not known TO the national
meeting In Leinster hall. Dublin. at which reso-
luttons OF confidence in him were unanimously
adopted, or at meeting Of the parliamentary
party at London, at which he was unanimously
reelected
Resotred, That In our opinion an independent
parliamentary party as conceived. created and
ied by Charles Stewart Parneil, is the only con
stitutional means by which home rule can be
obtained; and,
Resolved, That having Implicit confidence in
the ability, craftsmanship and devotion OF
Charles Stewart Parnell, we pledge to him our
support TO the end.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
MONEY FOR wARsHIps.
The House Committee Completes the
Naval Bill

AAo A1OusS SOHu1lJCS0 completes the
Naval Bill.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1o.--The naval ap-
preparation bill was completed to-day by
the House committee on naval affairs and
will be reported to the House tomorrow or
Monday. Only one new ship is provided
for. This Is TO be triple screw, protected
cruiser, like what Is known TO naval officers
as cruiser No. 12. 1t is to be of 1880 tons
displacement without armament, and the
limit of cost is fixed at $2,750,000. The bill
carries total appropriation of about
$50, 500, 900, being about SO, 900, 900 less than
the estimates and considerably more than
the bill of last year
WHERE THE INCREASE FALLS
This increase falls almost entirely under
the head Of increase in the naval establish
ment," and is to meet payments on vessels
whose construction was authorized in one
or other of the several previous congresses.
Under the head of increase in
the navy 100000 is appro~
priated toward the armament and equip
ment OF vessels heretofore authorized to
be built, being 81, SOC, 900 more than the ap-
preparation for the same purpose for the
current fiscal year, and s11 COZ 900 is appro-
priated toward the construction and COM
pletion OF new vessels heretofore and herein
authorized by congress, with their engines
and machsnery, including premiums, beng
So, l32, 900 more than the current year an
preparation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
TARIFF BILL AMENDMG TENTS.
The Republicans Afraid to open the
Way for Offering Them.

The Republicans AFRAID TO open the
Way for Offering Them.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Sher-
man and Representative Mckinley want to
carry out the recommendation in the Presi-
dents message Of amendment to the McKin-
ley act maintaining the status of the
Hawaiian reciprocity treaty, but they
feared that if the proposed amendment was
brought forth that the democrats would
propose other and very inconvenient tariff
amendments. They have been sounding
the democratic leaders in both houses on ths
subject, and find their fears well grounded.
After O final talk with Senator
Carlisle this afternsor, in which they were
told again that the democrats would not re-
fraiu from propoIfng suitable amendments,
they announced that the Hawaiian amend
ment would be withheld This is very
good illustration OF the super sensitiveness
OF the republican managers in regard TO
amendments to the Mckinley act. They
feel that IL once il were amended toe pro-
cess OF amending would 20 on until it were
unacceptable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
CONVICTED OF MooNLIGHrING.

The Loader Of the County Clare Band
Goes Up for Li,e.
DUBLIN. Dec. 1o-At Sligo to-day the
trial Of a number Of persons who were
charged with committing moonlight" Of
fenses in County Glare ended in a verdict OF
guilty. Lalor, the leader of the band, was
sentenced to penal servitude for life. The
othor prisoners were sentenced to various
terms OF imprisonment, ranging from one
year to twenty years. la sentencing the
prisoners the judge said he regretted that
the persons who instigated the band to com.
nit the crimes Of which they had been con-
yicted had not been held for trial.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
BM1N pAsHA RECALLED.

He is Accused Of Disobedience OF
Orders.
BERLIN, Dec. 19.-Advices received from
Baron Wissmann state that he has recalled
Euin Pasha from the interior OF Africa,
owing to the latter's disregard Of orders. He
says that Kmin has inpeded the operations
being carried on under tde direction OF
Stokes and has refused TO act in accordance
with the plans Of the imperial government.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
CLoTURn sKIRMIsaINa.
Aldrich Induces Ingalls, to Attend a
Committee Meeting.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Aldrich
has induced Senator ingalls, to attend a
meeting of the committee on rules TO-
morrow. to make quorum. Senator ingalls,
told Senator Aldrich that he was opp 1sed
to the cloture rule aud would vote against
the rule on the floor, but he agreed to attend
the committee meetings, that it could bo
reported. Senator Aldrich tried to have q
committee meeting to-day, but only him
self. Senator Sherman and Senator Harris
of Tennessee attended. Senator Aldrich
moved that the absentces. Senators Ingalls,
and blackburn. be paired, but Senator
Harris objecting Senator Aldrich had to
use his diplomacy on Senator Ingalls,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
SENATE ROUTINE.
Sanford Speaks on His Bill to Supply
More Money.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Mr. Stanford ad-
dressed the Senate this morning in explana-
ton and ad vocacy Of the bill introduced by
him on Dec. 5 to provide the COVE rnment
with means sufficient to supply the national
want Of sound circulating medium. At
the conclusion of his remarks the bill, on
his motion, was referred to the committee
on finance.
The bill was passed. with an amendment
Increasing the amount.
Mr.. Gray offered preamble and resolu-
ton looking TO the establishment of reci-
procity between the United States, the Do
minion Of Canada and Mexico, and asked
that it lie upon the table, stating that at a
convenient time he would move to take it
up.
MIR. Ingalls, introduced bill, which was
referred to the finance committee, to allow
exchange of interest-bearing debts for
legal tender notes. The Senate then took
up and passed, with amendments, the
printing deficiency bill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
DEATH IN THE DRIFTS.
School Children Perish in the SNOW
in West Virginia.

School Children Perish in the Snow
in West Virginia.
POINT PLEASANT, w. VA, Dec. IA
tow-boat has gotten through to this point
from Coal City, six miles up the Big Kama
wha river. It's officers tell tales of great
snowfall all along the upper river and into
the Elk and Coal river valleys. The West
Virginia branch of the Ohio Central rail-
road has abandoned ali trains and the Ches-
apeake and Ohio road is IN nearly as bad
condition. Every telephone wire In the
valley is down, and not telegraph wire is
working.
At st. Albans the roofs Of three houses
were crushed in and four people were badly
hurt.
At Buffalo a child perished in the snow
while on the way from school.
Five children are reported lost and posi-
bly, dead by this time, on Thirteen Mile
creek.
More than 100 families, mostly miners,
are showed IN near Ronceverte and their
situation is dangerous
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
ENGLISH DUTY ON WINES.

Bradford's Chamber of Commerce
Urges Retaliation.
LONDON, Dec l6.-The Bradford Cham
bsr of Commerce has adopted q resolution
favoring the imposition,by the government
of discriminating duties on French wines.
This action is recommended for the purpose
OF retaliating against France for tho duties
on English products established by the new
Anglo-Saxon French company. The adop-
tion OF such a resolution by the Bradford
Chamber Of Commerce Is considered of
special significance. as it IA the first deliver
ance by that body in forty years looking
in any degree toward a protective policy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20
Blows ON a BoURsE.

Police Obliged to Dispsrss Excited
French Brokers.
PARIS, Dec 19.-The police were to-day
compelled TO disperSe the brokers ON the
Petit Bourse. Some Of the brokers desired
to have The bourss closed until Jan. 2, but
others were opposed to this. From quar-
reling over the matter the disputaDts finally
canae to blows, with the result that the
police were obliged TO interfere.