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Two Great Divisions Of the Army
Are Among the Plans Be-
Ing Considered.
Gen. Miles Will Probably Com
mand the West and Gen.
Howard tho East.
The Sultan Of Turksy Sends ths President
Haodsoms Columbian Keepsake
OlhoF Warrington Nsws.

WASHINGTON. June IA. .--Impor tant changes
IN ths gsoRrs phical limits and personnel Of
tho eight military departments are about 10
bs made, and Gen. Soho6sld since his re-
sufn has been giving close attention to the
subject and will havs his programme ready
70 submit TO Secretary Lamont soon. The
change will probably not take sffees until
early autumn. but will be announced at
an earlier date 10 allow shose
concerned an opportunity to prepare
for q change Of base in antio-
ipatIon Of the reorganization Of the depart
mont. Orders were issued countefmanding
the Instructions previously issued for Gen.
CaSlin. the new brigadier general, to rs
sumo command Of the department Of Co.
lumbis. the only vacant command under
the present arrangement This is taken to
mean that In the shaking up soon 10 occur
one Of the seven other department COM
mandsrs 10 10 bs assigned to the Columbia
and that Gen. Carlin will bs given another
station for the brief period he has 10 serve
on the motive list.
Il II understood that Gen. 6chodsld in
the project he ID preparing contemplatss
the rs-establishmsnt Of ct least two or
Shrse division commands which were abol-
ishsd BY Ex-SscTetsry Proctor. This pro.
ject. tis believed. calls for q division OF
the east. with Maj. Con. Howard In com !.
amand. and division of the west with Maj
Gen. Miles In command. tho geographical
limits being changed in such way as to
bring tho three departments commanded
BY briasdier- generals under the command
Of each Of The two division commanders.
+ No change will probably be made In the
headquarters Of Gems. Howard and Miles.
They will b At New York and Chicago. re-
speosivsly, but Will have their commands
enlarged by additional Jurisdiction given
over the six military departments. Gen.
Miles, il the plan 40 anticipated Ia carried
ouS. will have hts responsibility largely In
CREASED. a. all the big western military
departments. including the Pacific slope.
would como under his Jurisdiction. Changes
In sons OF the department headquarters
may atso ensus. That of the Department
OF Arizona 10 almost certain to bs trans
ferrsd from Los Angeles TO Fort Logan.
Col. This ID q change long talked Of.
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bers of the Borden family appeared to be
on harmonious terms with each other dur
ing the two years that she was employed
by them and that she saw no quarreling
among them.
Ell Belts. the drug clerk who was to tes-
tify that Lizzie tried to purchase prussia
was recalled, but objection was raised by
the defense, and after considerable argu-
mens, the court retired for consultation
regarding the admission of his testimony.
They returned with decision that the
evidence would be admitted. Lizzie flushed
visibly. but adjournment was Immediately
taken until tomorrow.
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Not Allowed to XIII Herself.

CHIcAao. Jane 14.-Nrs. Sidney Good
kind. wife Of Sidney Goodkind, son Of q
wealthy San Francisco merchant. jumped
into Lake Michigan last evening with sui
oidal intent. and was rescued with the
greatest difficulty by passer-by. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodkind had been living At 345 Elm
street, Mrs.. J. b. Walkup, owner of ths
house. says the Goodkiuds left there last
evening for Grand Rapids. Mioh., where
Mrs. Goodkind's parents reside. She says
also some unpleasantnsss existed between
man and wife, and she was not surprised to
hear OF the attempted suicide. Nothing
more is known of the affair. No trace Of
the husband has been found.
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NO POINTS TO THE TORIES
Tho Home Rule Bill Must b
Put Through Without Any
Concessions.
Gladstone Accused Of Trying to
Garry Water on Both
Shoulders.
II He Wants Irish Votes for HIS Measure
He Must Give Something Worth
Voting for.

LONDON. June 14.-Labouchcrs 10 leading
the revolt against Gladstone. Psrhsps II
Should be said rather against Gladssone's
tendency to yield points TO tory hlibustsrs
about tbs homo rule bill. Labouchsre saw
that the Irish members Rrsw impatient
Nightly their irritation increased. Twice
during last wesk Kedmond and Sexton
showed Ill humor In ths house Of commons
and threatened TO make trouble. So La
bouchsYs called the frisnds ct tho bill to-
aethsr and they have decided TO lay before
the Grand Old Man plan In the shape
OF standing orders which will end
the silly and annoying obstruetions.
Thomas sexton had become d!ssusted. He
said that II Gladstone desired to assume
the character Of the missr In "Hsrase" who
comfortsd himself after public insults by
counting his boarded gold. u would be bad
for the liberal party. "If hs wishes to
count our votes, hs muss give 10 something
to vote for. r. tory idsas are permitted,
home rule In Ireland will BE- mocksry and
fraud. Grattan's parliament was at
least representative. Gladstone 10 trying
to carry watsr on both shoulders. He de-
oil % net TO offend the prince of Wales and
the party which follows the prince. and q
the Same time wishes TO bs in accord
with the progressive sentiment Of
the intelligent Industrial Glasses.
Sir William Vernon HareourA chancellor
of the exchequsr, and Sir Charles Russell.
attorney general. are constantly advising
eonciliation. moderation, anything to
avoid Wholesale closure. They fear this
will be taken In tho country - wholesale
tyranny. Meanwhile. however. the oon-
stituensy represent. like the rest Of Ire
land. demands expedition. Al the present
rate the bill will mot pass the eommona
this session."
Other msmbers have been % outspoken
- Sexton. sexton has resigned his seat
because the party 10 inclined to drop the
Dublin organ. He may reconsider thia
move when hs cslms down . little.
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Crash Of . nns,ness Block.

KEoxux. L.. June 4.-With has few
moments warning the thres-ssory brick
busiasss building a. Ninth and Main streets
fell shis evening. The building fell with
crash barying several men In the debris.
The injured are John Real. crushed about
the hips; Harry Young, compound fracture
Of three ribs and internal injuries; Bon
HtebbiuRsr, hart about she head, and Sam
Wolf. missing. Four children sitting ON
tho back perch have NOT been seen sincs.
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THE CHECKS WERE RAISED.

Instead of Getting $93 the Forgers Aa"eo
Some Fig urss and Got $1,000.
SAN FRANcIsco. June 1.-two foraeriss
amounting TO $500 were discovered here
this morning. On May 13 two drafts wore
drawn by Fresno and Chico (Cal.) banks.
ono on the London and San Francisco bauk
for 81, 800. tho other on ths London, Paris
and Amerioan bank for $4,000. and were
paid, To-day discrepancy was disoov-
cred In the accounts of tho banks and upon
an examination it was found that the checks
had been olevsrly raised from goo and xSS
respsotiyely. The limitations OF the cash
iers' siRnatures were perfect.
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n1pLoxAr1c coURrEs1Es.

Baron FAvM Presented and the Sultan
Makes tho Country Gift.
WASHINGTON, June A.-Baron Fava was
presented to the president to-day by Score
tary Gresham, under his new title of am
bassador from Italy. The usual felicitous
speeches were exchanged. After the csrs-
mony. Aavroysn Boy, the Turkish minis
ter ON behalf Of the sultan of Turkey, pre-
sented to the president magnificent mas
sive gold and cameo medal commemorative
of the four hundredth anniversary Of the
discovery Of America. A suitable inscrip-
tion In Turkish 10 on the face and the medal
proper 10 encircled with an elaborstelv
wrought laurel wrsath studded with numer-
ous diamonds. The medal will probably
ornament the national museum or library
Of the department. Of state.
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R.o,er. and tho Police Have . rixh.

READING, Pa. June 14.-About thirty
striking Hungarian laborers at Henry Clay
furnace engaged In a riot this afternoon.
A sergeant with force OF mon was sent to
battle ensusd in which two foreigners re-
oeivsd or sushed skulls aud are likely TO die.
Tho rioting continued nearly an hour.
Fourteen Hungarians were sent 10 jail and
warrants were sworn out for eight more.
Several patrolmen were badly bruised by
flying stones.
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tn. Next Meeting at D..v.r.

CINCINNATI. June IA. - Tho imperial
council Of the Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine
to-day refused to sustain the action of I'm
psrial Potsntats Melish In susaending Rec
order Luce. of Chicago. Denver. COL,
was chosen as tho place Of the next meet
ing, July IA, 1894.
This evening the imperial shrine elected
the following ofnoers: Impe ial potentats.
Thomas g. Hudson, Of PittsburR; deputy
imperial posentats. Charles L. Field, OF
Ban Francisco; imperial treasursr. Joseph
=. Wright. Of Philsdelphia; Imperial re-
coEdey. Frank N. Luce, OF Chicago.
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To-Day the annual regatta
of the New York Yacht Club
takes place.
It's a great day, because the
winner will be the yacht selected
to meet the English vessel which
has crossed the Atlantic in the
hitherto vain effort to recapture
the Americas Cup. The cup
is lost if our best yacht fails to
win the race
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rhe 1p,.rn.tlonAl union.

CHICAGO. June A.-Tho convention of The
International Typographical union to-day
WAS negative assembly In that it defeated
tho proposed innovations regarding appren-
tioes and foYsmen, also any change in thc
basis Of representation for the allied crafts.
Tho plan for tho institution Of loan sys-
tenn for the relief OF travelling printers was
also voted down. The question of an in
ternationnl fund and the paying Of death
benefits were referred TO the subordinate
lodges.
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Run Over by . Trelx hit Wagon.

Special to The Independent.
AUGUSTA, June A.-Whils Davis. the
little son OF Herman Krauss. was playing
around the freight team Of George Goss.
tho horses started and two wheels OF the
heavy wagon passsd over his abdomen aud
breast. Los Christian picked the lad MP
and carried him 10 the office of Dr.. A. G..
Fleming. II 10 too early yet 10 determine
whether or NOT the injury will be fatal. No
bones wore broken.
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Bismarcx in Favor Of More Soldiers.

BERLIN June 14.-Priuce Bismarck has,
In an interview. como ont in favor Of an In
In the defensive strength Of the en-
pire. but not ON the lines laid down by the
government in the amy bill. In conver sa-
tion to-day with Prof. Kahl Prince Bis.
marck deolared an increase of the army was
necessary. but maintained that the increase
should be made to the artillery forces.
which he deolared would decide the battles
of the future. With regard TO the increased
expense that would follow an increase of
the army. Bismarck said Germany was
fully able 10 bear the added cost.
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Evans Losse n Hand,

VfsAn1A, CAL. Jnue 14.-Ohris Evans. the
outlaw who WAS captured yesterday badly
wounded. sustained an amputatien Of ths
left hand IN the JUL to-day. Sontag, The
other wounded bnndit. Ia improving aud II
In Thought his recovery is probable. They
will Ls taken TO Fresno for trial 40 seon -
they can bs removed.
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Rejected without Division.

LONDON. June 14.-In the commons TO-
day the amendment to the home rule bill
restraining she Irish legislature from inn
posing liabilities or comforting privileges
upon any institution owned or conducted
BY any religious scot created an aorid dis
cussion. Tho government was not willing
to accept the amendment and whom IL was
put TO . vote the house rejected 1t without
division.
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A Broken Train Crasns. Together.

BUFFALO. N. Y. June II. Five men were
injured. ono fatally, and twenty cars we.o
smashed In a wreck on the Nickel Plate
road At Hamburg early this morning. A
freight train coming down grade broke In
swo and the engineer did not stop until he
reached the foot OF the hill. Ten runaway
oars Oame dashing down grade and struck
the forward section and telescoped ths
trn1u
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Tho Masses Do Net Enthuss.

LONDON. June 14.-Ths recent agitation
of the radicals against practically taxing
workinemen for contributions for Wedding
presents for the duke of York and the
Princess May 10 beginning to bear fruit.
Citizens' meetings have been held at Old
ham. Bristol and other places throughout
England. At these mestings. which were
called to discuss the manner OF the oelebra-
tion Of The royal wedding, there was much
enthusiasm and the names of the royalty
wers hisssd. Resolutions wero also passed
in favor Of ignoring the event altogether.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-15
Tho Treasury Gold I,ore.,,nr.

WARRINGTON. June 1A--The treasury gold
is being built up by the deposit in New
York Of gold certificates in exchange for
currency orders in the west. The net
gold in the treasury at the close of business
to-day was $92. 1873. 915. an increase of
neatly $1.OOO.00O over the day before and
tho week.
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Thar Charter. May IL. Annu,led.

PEORIA, ILL.,. June H.-Presidsnt Green.
hut con frms she statement that the attor-
ney. general has taken steps to bring suit
against each and every distiller COMPANY In
Iiiinois that sold OUT 10 the trust. The
ohartsrs may be annuled and through their
forfeiture il 10 hoped 10 dissolve the com
nanv lgself
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No P.n.,.... TIL. After tn. ao.h.

CuioAao. June 14.-The revised agreement
Of the Western Passenger association was
originally intended 10 go into effect June
l5, hut IN order that local lines may have
time 10 make arrangements. no penalties
for violation OF the agreement will be sx-
acted until after June 70.
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Only Ono Offer Accepted.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-Only one Of the
four offers Of silver was accepted by the
treasury department. to-day. The offers
werc $4,000 ounces and the amount pur-
chased 100, 600 ounces ut $0.S3S0.
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Tried to Wipe Ont the Wheie Family.
PARKERsnuRa, w. Va, June A.-Mrs. Kate
Kiroh, living ten miles from here. having
los. her reason. poisoned two OF her chill
dren. threw two Others into . we'll. and
then killed herself. She tried TO kill her
eipnt children, but four were saved by the
desperate st, ngglss Of her l4-year-old
The family were In good Off
oumstanoss. The four children and shs
mother aFs dead.
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Tho Lsst Hone Is Gone.

PHllApELrnrA. june 1.-THE bark Ar
gentina has arrived from Greenland with
out news OF Lieut.. Verhof aud Can't. Law
renee, the missing members of the Psary
expedition. and the last hope Of their being
alive has vanished
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r,,., Of tn. s,e., Mortar she,,a

New YoRK, June 1.-THE swo aud . hall
inoh steel mortar sholls made BY Chsrlss
Wheeler. OF the Sterling steel works. Pitts
burg, were tested this afternoon. The
striking velocity was $50 feet per second.
The frat shsll weighed 785 pounds, the
second shell 7Si1i pounds. The asss broke
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Arguments to Fad In Ten Days.

AE8u"0uub 60 NuU IN 10n DHyss
WARRINGTON, June 14.-The officials ut
the state department. are Of the opinion
that tho arguments before the Berina sea
arbitration committee will be concluded
within the next ten days. and with the ex-
oeption of General Agent Foster. all the Off
GERS connected with the American oass will
return to tho United States. II 10 also OF.
peotsd that the decision Of The arbitrators
will be announced By Aug. l. The ap-
pronohinR return of the delegation ac-
counts for the rumor that Maj. Z. w. Hal
ford will be relieved from further duty
with the tribunal and ordered to regular
duty In the pay department. Of tho army.
Major Halfofd 10 acting under orders Of
tho secretary Of stats. and whom relieved of
his special duty IL TO take the station at 81.
Paul. Suoh wsss tho original orders, which
have not been changed.
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An Irish Refugee Dead.

WARRINGTON. June 4.-Dr. Thomas An
tissll, prominent Irish refugee. died this
morning. He was employed for many years
in the various depar tmsnts as chemist
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War Probable In Samoa,

AUCKLAND. N. e., June 14.-Advices re-
ceived from Samoa to-day announce that
Malistoa still refuses to compromise with
his rival and has directed the governments
70 COS to advance and enfot os MataafA's
submission to him. Wax 10 believed to be
inevitable. Mataafa is personally very
hersnts.
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MoNTA 1893
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.

The Owsav of One 0e tine 0raatsst News.
papers IN the World.
James Gordon Bennett Vas born In New
York city In 184l. He IL ths SON Of James
Gordon Bennett, Tho founder Of thA. New
York Herald. Young Bsnnstt was sducstsd
abroad, principally In france and speaks
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DE. MoG,ynn R.ce,ved by tn. Pope.

LONDON. June IA correspondent in
Rome tslearaphs this evening that the POPE
has given . long audience to Dr.. McGlynn
and it was very cordial. DR.. McGlynn was
enchanted with tho reception and his COM
plete reconciliation with the pope. and loft
tonight after . aye days sojeurn At Rome.
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= The Cholera in Franc. and Arabic.

- tho ChoIeF1 IN EFhnto hhu AFhbtb.
LONDON. juno 14.-Thers has been four
deaths from oholsraio cnuss at Oetto in
France since Friday. At Mecca In Arabia
during the same period thers were 155
deaths from cholera.
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LONDON, June A.-In the second day Of
the Ascot race meeting the royal hunt cup
wns won by Baron de Rothsohild's Aman-
dier. Pitcher second, Juvenal third.
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Combating the American Regulations.
PARIS. juno A.-Sir Richard Webster. of
counsel for Great Britain, to-day com.
batted before the Boring seas tribunal of
arbitration the American regulations for
seal fisheries.
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