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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
In senate and Heuse.

WASHINGTON, June s.-The session of the
senate yesterday was OF short duration. The
attendance on both sides was small. After the
reporting of the anticipation bill, which was
laid the table pending reference, MIR.
Dolph Rep, Ore.) addressed the senate on q
bill providing for the irrigation and reclama-
ton of arid lands and for the protection OF
forests and utilization of pasturage. The
house devoted the session for a short time Ia
the consideration of the bin of forfeited lands
granted to any state or corporation To aid in
the construction of railroads opposite TO the
portion of any railroad not constructed within
the time specified In the act making the grant
but this measure was temporarily laid aside,
and the agricultural appropriation bill WAS
amendment.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
- LIaHTNINa FLAszEs.
Oh Tanks and Powder Ndin Wrecked
by the Fiery Bolts.

by the Fiery Bolts
Mcdowell, Pa, June S.-The 500
barrel tank belonging to the Royal Gas
company was struck by lightning dur
ing a heavy storm and set on fire. There
were 800 barrels of oil in the tank, and
the gas which had accumulated ex-
ploded with terrible effect. Other small
oil tanks caught fire. and large force
of men turned out to dam the creek and
prevent the burning oil from running
down and into the thickly populated
district. In short time the fiery oil
was securely backed up and unless the
creek breaks over its banks no other
damage will result. The rig tanks and
boiler house of the Royal Gas company
well were entirely destroyed.
CINCINNATI, June An explosion
occurred at Kings Powder Mill, twenty
miles from here, during a severe storm
The machines in the cartridge house
were wrecked. Archie Grubbs, living
at Morrow, o.. WAS Instantly killed by
a piece of iron being driven through his
head, and Joshua Clootte had his leg
broken and back injured. Several others
were slightly injneed. A bolt of light
ming struck one of the powder hoppers
on the top floor and ran down an electric
wire to the cartridge machines. The
factory is a total wreck.
ST. MARY's, o., June "a destructive
rain, hail and wind storm struck this
section and wrought considerable dam
age in the oil fields. On the LIE Blode
farm a 500 barrel oil tank was struck by
lightning, the contents being consumed.
The burning oil scattered in all direc-
tions, and great alarm was felt by the
people, who feared it would ignite the
communicating tanks The rainfall was
unprecedented.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09

BERLIN. June 9.-The Tageblatt con-
firms the recent rumors of the death in
the interior of Africa of Emin Pacha. II
it is true that Emin is dead the natural
supposition is that he has fallen victim
of smallpox, from which disease trust
worthy reports received IN April stated
he was suffering. At that time it was
said that DIR. Stuhlman, with the greater
part of the Emin expedition, had arrived
at Bukoba, and that Emin himself, who
was i'll with smallpox, was slowly fol-
lowing in the direction of Bukoba.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
HencraI hTarkrrn.

PHuADELpHIA, June g. Flour - Winter
super. $2.6s6D3. do. do, extras, $30350s No.
winter family. $3.s53290s state roller straight,
$4.l5(a4.40s western winter. clear. $A16s1A 20;
do. straight, $4.40dD465; winter patent, $40
oA.90s Minnesota clear $S75a4. l0s do. straight,
$4SSab4.5e do. patent, &46114.9 80. do, fAv0rite
brands. higher. Rye -four. S2s00l per barrel.
Wheat-Firm, quiet, with s25&c. bid and &c.
asked for Junes 9e1xc. bid and CSC. asked
for Julys CSC. bid and @llkc4 asked for August.
2Sc. bid and 93l<c. asked for September.
Corn Dull. weaker, with 55S<c. bid and 5s3@c.
asked for Junes S51Sc. bid and s5s{c.
asked for July: Sc. bid and 55s<c asked for
August; 55c. bid and 5sSxc. asked for sep
TENDER.
Oats Firm. quiet, with 4rc. bid and &c.
asked for June; Ale. bid and &c. asked for
July; Sszc. bid and a0lSc asked for August:
SSsSc. bid and S5<c. asked for September.
Beef-Dnll. steady extra mess. 50.
family. Ss.50al0.s0.
Pork Moderate demand. steady; new nsesS.
$ll. old do. $s.751lo50, extra prime. e1nsnTtIl.
Lard-Quiet. firm; steam rendered, @S.6ak
Eggs Steady, Quiets New York and Pennsyl-
sania~ ldA@0i6s&c-s western. lsSal6s<c.
BALTEMoRR. June S.--Flour quiet. Wheat
hrmer. southern wheat nominalIly arm:
fultz. SS0esc.; longberry. eo0s4c- Corn strong.
southern corn hrnler. Oats Quie&. firm Rxa
dull. Hay very arm; good 20 choice tfmoshy
$lAt1la. CEkton nominal: middlinR 79kc Pro-
visions stS<dy. Butter frrns creA1sry, no
1oc-s do. fair 70 choice. l60lsc do. tsaiGasxnn
l41lsc.; ladle fancy. f2n15c. good 70 cAeieaA 10
nllc-; store packed. lna1l0; xkamA 1a@zae.
Eggs steady af i6c,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
National League.
Not Allowed TO lecture.

KEoKEK, Ia. June 9-Rev. Joseph
Siattery, of Boston, claiming to be an
ex-priest, and a woman. who it was
claimed had been nun, attempted to
lecture against Romanism. A mob
which had gathered outside the hall
rushed in despite the efforts of the po-
lice to restrain them, and riot oc-
curred, in which shot was fired,
wounding Thomas Client seriously and
Patrick Harrington slightly. The hall
was finally cleared. Slattery and the
woman were quietly taken away and
the crowd dispersed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
THE PLATFORM.
IL Favors Gold and Silver Dollars of
Equal Purchasing Power.

Ii Favors Gold and Silver Dollars OF
Equal Purchasing Power.
MINNEAPoLIs, June 9.--The commit
tee on platform was in session for sew
eral hours yesterday, and after drawing
ing mp draft Of the principal planks
referred them to committee of seven
for revision. The full committee gave
hearing to Susan b. Anthony on the
woman suffrage question. The COM
mittee on revision was in session until a
late hour last night, when Interpreted
the result of its labors TO the general
body.
The platform is not long one. The
record of the national administration is
referred to in approving terms. al
though the name of President Harrison
is not mentioned specifically. The tar
1T plank makes the usual pronounce
ments of the party on that issue, bnt
deals lightly with reciprocity. The sill
yer plank. which was especially in
charge of Senator Jones, of Nevada, de-
clares IN brief that the Republican party
can always be in favor of hi-metalism
and believes in dollars of gold and sill
yer. each of which should be of equal
purchasing power. The plank on cleo.
lions reiterates the party demand for an
honest ballot and also a fair
count. On the question of temper
ance there is a. brief plank advocat.
ing all proper means tending to lessen
the evil OF intenperance and to promote
morality.
The subcommittee on miscellany oil
the committee ON resolutions agreed to
report favorably on the resolution asked
for by the Nicaragua canal convention
last week Judge NJ. NJ. Este. of San
Francisco, and Henry ID. Pierce. of In
the subcommittee. They were sent
here for that Dnrnosa nv tia canal CON.
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Maryland delegates Uninstructed.

BALTIMORE, June 9.-The Democratic
state convention yesterday selected presi-
Dental electors and delegates at large to
the Chicago convention. The delegation
choeen for Chicago includes Senator
German and Governor Brown. Reso-
lutions instructing the delegation to
support Cleveland for president were
defeated by a vote of S7A to 2St,
and the delegation goes uninstructed.
This. it is said, was the wish of Senator
German. The unit rule was adopted.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
Continued from first p
rIcKErs ron the MIG SNOW
Charges That the Hall Is Being
Packed in Rlninn-e IntereAt.

Charges That the Hall Is Being
Packed ia Blainc's Interest.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 9.-'The charge
that the Blaine. people have been max
ing arrangements to pack the conven-
ton In the interests Of their candidate
is renewed. One of the Harrison organs
here says: The anti Harrison leaders are
accused, and with much show Of fact, Of
using every means. legitimate and other
wise, 20 stampede the crowd for Blaine
They have had the machinery of the
convention in their hands. Clarkson,
as chairman Of the committee. and Meek
AS sergeant at arms have had the means
of making the spectator element any
complexion they have desired. Meek Is
the fountain head Of the tickets of adj
mission, and has worked his prerogative
against the Harrison influence. The
claim was made openly and without re-
Aerve that all the Blaine men needed 10
get their friends into the convention
was 10 apply TO Meek. The assistant
Eergeants at arms, too, were posted and
efforts were made TO keep reporters of
the administration papers ont Of the
hall upon the slightest pretext or with
DOT pretext.
spectators IN the motel loDDles ana
on the streets have offered tickets freely
1T prices ranging from . = piece down.
The visitors who paid $40 for tickets
Tuesday night were sorry yesterday.
Tickets for the first session were offered
ga the streets at $50 any hour before
the convention met. A line of specula-
tors stood in front of the big building
crying. Get your tickets for the big
ahn Ette frat for
was g., but the visitor who ran bar
gain with the speculation later could al
most name his own price. A great
many seats were vacant in the galleries
yesterday. and many local people who
had applied for tickets were very much
put out when they heard Of IT. They
promised 10 send around in the morn
ing ~ the state headquarters and gather
up the tickets which are not to be used. "
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
A LEADER.

Since its first introduction Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in proper
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics and altera-
tives- containing nothing which permits
its use as q beverage or intoxicant, 1t is
or Kidneys. Il viii cure Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, and drive Ma
laria from the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with each hottie or the
money viii be refunded Price only so
cents per bottle. Sold by Feldmeyer-
Bros :, City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
Morria Park Races.

WEST CHESTER, N. Y. June 9.-The races NJ
Morris Park yesterday resulted as follows:
First race maidens, so furlongs-Emin Boy
I; Rebecca Rowett colt, 2; Boundless, ,. Time
l.W.
Second race, sweepstakes, IA miles-The
Ironmaster, 1; Madrid, =; Barefoot, 3. Time
2.o9S.
Third race, mnidens, furlongs-Stalactite
i: Lord Motley, 2; Strephon, Q. Time. 1-29
Fourth race, the Cherry Diamond handicap
ILLS miles Raceland !; DIR. Hasbrouck, 2
Reckon, 3. Time, La.
Fifth race, selling. l milo Castaway ii, i
India Rubber, 2; West Chester. 3. Time, 1.4s1z
Sixth race, selling, furlongs-Tar and Tar
tar, /; Hiram, 2; Integrity, 3. Time. Liza.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
A Governor Favors Lychine.

BARNwELL, s. c., June 9.-Under the
grove of trees where eight negroes were
brought from the county Jail in Deem
Der, two years ago. lynched and riddled
with bullets, Governor Tillman made a
sensational utterance at the first meet
ing of the Democratic state campaign.
"There is only one crime that should
bring on lynching," he said. 81, as
governor, would head a party to lynch
any negro that would criminally assault
a white woman"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09

BANGOR, Me-. June 0.-The Demo
cratic convention nominated Charles F
johnson for governor, and selected del
egates at large to the Chicago conven.
ton. aud adopted resolutions recon.
mending the denomination Of Cleveland
for president" A resolution instruct
ing he delegation to vote for Cleveland
was killed in committee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09

vention. Inc report Will be 20 the e1-
feet that the Nicaragua canal vonld be
of vast Importance TO the United states
in time Of war and of incompatible ben
efits 10 its productions and commerce.
and that il should be built by American
capital and controlled by the United
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
Man and Money Missing.

BROOKLYN, June 9.-It has been dis
covered that an express messenger in
the employ of the Long Island Express
company is missing, and also package
containing $1,000 in small currency
which was in his charge. The money
was shipped by the Chase National bank
of this city on Saturday to the South
Side bank at Bay Shore. L. l. 1t should
have been delivered on Monday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
Serious Charges Against omcials.

VIENNA, June 9.-The Austrian So
cial Democratic congress has made re-
port on the Birkenburg mine disaster,
in which it is alleged that the immense
loss of life in the mine was due to the
officials driving the miners back from
the shaft when they were trying to es-
cape just after the fire broke out. These
men there was no danger and persisted
in the faceIof many appeals sent to them
in their refusal TO allow the men egress
from the mine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09

Boston, June 9.-Ex-Secretary Blaine
has sent letter to a New York morn
ing paper saying: "Will you please state
in your columns that it is utterly false
that / or any one for me, or in my
name, ever paid, or offered to pay,
Mary Nevins Blaine, or any one for her,
one cent. or any other sum, for alleged
letters that she holds"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09

LEBANON, Pa, June Q. --Christopher
Mister and Edward Carlo, who pleaded
guilty to two burglars and ten larcenies
committed in Lebanon county, were
sentenced by Judge Mop herson to twelve
years Imprisonment each in the Eastern
penitentiary.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
OIL CREEKS SORROW
The Work of Burying the Dead
at Titusville and Oil City.
PREVENTING SPREAD OF DISEASE

The Feeling of Nervous Dread and
Natural Fear Has Departed and
Activity is ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of a
Mother and Eight Children at IT,
tusvfIle.
On CRY, Pa, June e.-After three
DAYS OF excitement, violent grief and
well performed duties 10 the dead and
living, this place has resumed business,
recovered its lost nerve, and is ready to
look the future in the face with hope
and faith. Activity is returning, and
the nervous dread and natural fear have
gone. Yesterday seven unknown and
unclaimed dead were buried in the re
lief lot in Grove Hill cemetery. Already
there are ten unknown dead buried there.
All the dead recovered mp to yester-
day noon have been buried, but the sad
ceremonies are not yet over, as there are
several in the hospital who are not ex-
pected to live. These are: Charles Co
burn, Mr. Patrick Feeney and two chill
dren, Mary Tesmer, Annie Brunsel. Ed
ward Hanna and Mrs. Sophia Briggs.
The relief fund of Oil City amounts
to $31 ,679, and for Titusville $31 .S35. In
these are included the So, 900 given by
the Standard Oil company, to be equally
divided between the two cities.
The work of removing the ruins is be-
ing actively pushed by force of 500
men. No efforts have as yet been made
TO clear away the ruins along the west
side, and the fires are still burning
among the rubbish there.
The relief committee has already given
aid to almost seven hundred persons,
and it is believed the number to be re-
ieved will reach 800. Many of these
will have to be taken care of for months.
Nine of One Family Buried.
TITUsvILLR, Pa, June 9.-The work
of searching for bodies is still progress
ing, the search now being directed to
the east end of town. where il is sup
posed many have been carried and
lodged under the piles of rubbish which
have lodged down the creek.
The funeral of the Bingenheimer
family, consisting of the mother and
eight children, took place yesterday.
There were about forty funerals here
during the day.
Disinfectants are being profusely scat
tered to prevent the spread of disease.
Much sickness prevails among the peo-
PlC VIM 0CAO ia buC wafer bnC
excitement, and who are now Frustrated
since the reaction set in.
Provisions are scarce, and it is a diff
cult matter to get meal. The railroads
are now running trains regularly, the
tracks having been temporarily repaired
The total contributions for this city
amount to about $50, 900, which includes
the proportionate share of Titusville in
the donation by the Standard Oil Com
pany.
The burial of the dead has commenced
and will be continued for two days, or
as long as bodies are found, some of
which are held for Identification. Sixty
one dead bodies have been recovered up
to this time, and number are still miss
ing. The work of disinfecting the ground
has commenced, and will be continued
till the health authorities are satisfied.
Much sickness prevails, caused by expo
sure and suffering.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
A MALAY village for chicago.

SANGAPoRE, India, June s.-The sui
tan of Johore is preparing for the
Worlds fair at Chicago q model Malay
village, in which natives will carry on
their accustomed trades. The sultan
may go to the fair himself.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Stock and
Produce Exchanges.

PHrLADRLPHIA. June S.--The stock market
was steady. The trading was confined prin-
cipally to the anthracite coal stocks and the
Northern Pacific stocks. Closing bids:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-09

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Mr.. q. r. KaioAf. 2i1 II. Lom6ord ST..
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i d., and IL is with unfeigned pleasure l can
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YonIs Truly,
JOHN HUBNER.


OFFICE "MARYLAAD Journal.
TawsoN. May 18th, 1891.
Mr.. q. u. Kniqht
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Sr. VINcExr's ORPHAN ASYLUM.
BALTIMORE, MD.

Mr.. C. II. Knight.
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BALIIMoRE AMERICAN.

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--' -tBALriMoRE JUNE. 1, 1882 6
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H10 the DeSAFeu EAect1 HI
MANvILLE, H. l., March q. 1901.
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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-02
"URBS CONDITT."
The Annlversart of GOOdIand's Birth
ON Tap Next WeeA.
Balloon Ascension, Base Ball, Horse
Races and Fireworks.

The anniversary of tIOodland-''Urhs con-
diti"-the building Of the city, which began
i've years ago, will ne held on September s,
0, and I. A grand time Is expected. Good
land will put forth her best efforts to make
this anniversary a success, and all coming
will find the best of entertainment.
Colby, Winona, Norton ana Atwood will
send up their crack base ball teams, and
lively time Is expected for those who are
fond Of the bat and ball display Of agility
and skill. One hundred dollars will be
awarded In purses on the ball games.
Prof. MONTE Bozarth will make Thu ee bal
loon ascensions and will descend from
dizzy height in parachute.
The committee have also purchased a
large amount OF fire works, The display
will be the finest ever seen in this part ut
the state. These fireworks can b seen and
heard for five miles away. 1t will be All in
tereSting sight. Arut
Additional purses have been offered and
there will be fine running and trOttlng races.
All horse fancying and race attending par
ties will do we'll to attend. rg
There will be u sklrlnlsh drill, and camp
fires by the old vets. There will he rendered
q military drama. The storming OF Fort
Henry, rendered. The McCutchenn Cnoley
Comedy company will he in GS0dlund dur
ing the entire week and will play every
night at the opera house.
Prominent republican speakers will he
present on the occasion and Will address the
people. Up to the latest we are mt advised
that there will he any peoples party speak
ers present. Such IL the demand for our
speakers everywhere that we were unable
to secure them. They will he here. later In
the season. A strenuous effort has been
made to get them here. hut we were TOO late
as they were already billed to speak else
where
GoOdland has splendid home band-two
bands, and drum corps, for that matter,
and plenty Of music will be furnished on the
occasion.
With pleasant skies and good manage
ment there IL no reason why the anDlver-
sary should not he grand success. We be
speak the attendance of all the people of
the county on this occasion.